The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
SOUNDS KEYNOTE
IN FUND DRIVE
Unselfish Service Exem-
plified by Red Cross, De-
clares John S. Davenport
STARTS NOVEMBER 22
City to Be Thoroughly Can
E vassed in Behalf Of Chari-
table Organization

ANY good American should be
proud tu loo member of Tho Red
Cross. and 10 participate in lts un-
selfish and devoted service 10 hu-
manity. John :. Davenport roll call
chairman for the Tuiea county Rcd
Gross chapter, said Yesterday ana
thereby struck the Keynote Tor the
sixth annual roll call for m"mb'r-
ships 20 be conducted hero NoE.m-
Der 22.25.
"Ungelfish service 81 ono ot the
highest products Of civilization, and
ths service Is not hcttcr cN"mplil"d
than ia the actIvItlr. OF tho Red
Cross." Davenport declared. "it IN
not only helping IN tho work OF re-
construction. bu. i4 irainlng tho rhll-
IA en- Tor the Red CroAs OF the future,
bringing ald and comfort 10 former
service men and their families; Civ
Ing lessons on health Of great value
10 every community and Is standing
ready to carry relief 10 those who
suffer from fire or flood or other ca
tbstrophe Tho Red Cross has helped
the hungry and distressed, but at the
aame time, and with no definite in
tentlun to that cnd, IL haA given
new meaning to American IN many
easy TO shoot the world up, but we
are learning that 1t requires infinite
patience, wisdom. and uusclfish
charity To build 1t back again. The
epd of the war instead of marking
the termingtion of the activities OF
the Red Cross, enlarged It's field Of
service, cor by ite silent, unostenta-
tious. vet efficient service, has suc-
ueeded In establishing Itself, in the
ltearts and memories of all people
Deeds more than suffice. to spread
the story OF It's achievement Where
there are wars and wounds, Tire ana
flood. famine, disaster and need,
there look for the Red Cross and you
will not look In vain"
In preparation for the annual roll
call, posters depicting symbolically,
the Red Cross in It's seryice 90 all
mankind. were placed throughout
the business section yesterday by
Boy scouts About ESQ men and
women have already volunteered for
the four days work. and In most
cases. already know In what district
their duties lie, and are equipped
with Red Cross buttons, member
ship cards, posters ana other sup
plies. All committee captains and
workers viii meet Tuesday afternoon
at 1870 o'clock In the municipal
auditorium with j. H. Gwin OF the
Red Cross division staff IN st. Louis.
Teams from civic clubs viii give
business men Of the city, the oppor-
tunity TO renew their Red Cross
memberships, while IL large group of
women will man" booths in the
hank buildings and bring the Red
Cross appeal directly TO the homes.
Mrs. Louis Steinhiibor, who Is one OF
the three Jointly in charge OF the
womenS division, has Hs district
captains. MeSdames Martin G Flem-
Ing. Lilah II. Lindsey, y. Il. Miller,
Charles Webster, Il. u, Bailey. l.. w
whitaker, Eva Harmon, Il. y. Adams
William Coke, ana Wilbur Gilbert,
while booth captains will be as fol-
lows: Y. NJ G. A., Mrs, Charles
Webster and Mrs ludsOn WoOde;
Central National bank Mrs. Eva
liannon. Kennedy building. Miss
Nell Frazier. Ellls club, Mrs willis
Weber; post office. Mrs. Louis stein
hilber; National Rank nf Commerce,
Mrs u. J. Lint Mrs. i. b. Wheeler
has on her staff az district captains.
Mrs, w. H. Blakely Mrs, George
Taber Miss Mary Clay Williams. Mrs.
w T.. Gordon. Nre TFoodor0 Tov
Mrs, A. V. Davenport, Mrs. Rogcra
Kemp Mrs Charles r. brake, wu,r
her other captains VIII be; First
National bank, Mrs. George sum
mers; Petroleum building, Mrs. War
rem sanders; Exchange bank, Mrs
Clarke Robinson; J. VI. c. A., Miss
Mabel Marsh; Hotel Tulsa. Mrs.
Harvin Bovaird, Hotel Katchum
Mrs. w. McClay; Louise apartments
Mrs, l. J. McCnne; Lorton apart
lnents. Mrs Wash Hudson; Walker
apartments, Mrs. George william
son; Boulderado apartments. Mrs.
Susan Marsh; Fifteenth apartments.
Miss Florence llcald Mrs. Aurilla
brigham Tuttle has as district cap
taius Miss Geraldine Pratt. Mrs.
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