Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
ASSOCIATED AID MEN
TO MEET. IN FRISCO
After Regular Convention Two
weeks War Exposition VIII
he Held.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 25.--Hls-
toric In its significance and me-
morahle In its oratory will he the
"Noice Of victory session OF the
convention Of the Associated Adver-
Using clubs Ulv to II In this
city. This patriotic demonstration
set for the night Of Monday, July 3,
will have central group Of high
representatives Of Britain and cana
da. France, Belgium, Italy CHINA
and Japan. 1t is hoped Earl Read
ing or Major General Bridges VIII
speak for France.
Secretary Franklin * Lane, de-
partment OF the Interior VIII DE,
liver a war message from official
Washington at the Inspirations
meeting sunday, July Z. Charles NJ,
Schwab, Geritt Fort, George Creel,
Carl Yrooman, assistant secretary OF
Agriculture and other authorized
high representatives from the trea-
sury, the fuel administration and
the food administration Will speak
on war and business topics,
Immediately following the CON
vention a $4,000 war exposition VIII
open with pageant, under the aus
pices of the Associated AdVeruslhs
clubs 10 run for two weeks undcr
the direction Of the United states
committee OIL public Information II
will include contingents from the
military forces, OF the Allied nations
and exhibits by those nations from
+ 600 TO 10000 soldiers and sailors
of the United states will take part in
demonstrations Of trench warfare,
linuid fire attack. tank operations,
air battles and camp activities, Four
teen hundred war trophies captured
from the Germans will be displayed
and one will be review Of the sur
viyors of the famous Pricess Pat
regiment.
II will bc-both an advertising war
and a government war
and the Associated
clubs have made provision for
thoroughly representative
of all parts Of the nation.
The Program.
July 7 to If, 1918
sunday, July 7, 800 p. m. In
spirational meeting N the great civic
auditorium. Addresses of welcome
bv GOV. william D. stephens OF
Mayor James Rolph, jr.,
Of san francisco. Address by Hon.
Franklin Lane, secretary Of interior.
Monday July y. General session
in civic auditorium Convention
opcued with annual address. VIII
liam c. D'ArCy president. Associ-
atod Advertising clubs of the world.
Entire meeting in charge Of division
OF advertising Of the United States
committee on public Information.
Program arranged by William IA.
Johns, chairman OF the division OF
and George Creel, chair
man of the United states committee
on public Information, who will
make an address. Department ses-
sion and conferences in the civic au-
dltorlum. Great patriotic meeting
in the civic auditorium, subject, "The
Voice of Victory" Addresses by Of
ficial representatives from England,
France. Belgium. Italy
China and Japan.
Tuesday, July 9. General session
in the civic auditorium, subject,
War Fundamental Funds, Fuel
and Food" lnterpre tative message
from the United states treasury de-
partment, United States fuel admin
istration and United states food ad-
administration. Department session
and conferences I'm the civic audi
torium. Complimentary dinner ten
dered by tho san FRANCISCO Adyer-
tising club TO advertising club presi-
dents sitting as the nominating
board.
Wednesday, July 10. General ses-
sion in the civic auditorium, sub
ject, Saving the Nation and Bust
ness" Address by Gerrlt Fort, Of the
United States railway admins
ton. Address by Carl Nroomau,
assistant secretary, L. S. department
Of agriculture. Address by Merle
.Sidner. Chairman national ELgllanna