Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-12

Manager 4 V. Davenport expresses
the fullest confidence That the quo''
VIII ho sold.
ooh. we'll 20 over the top ht sat
urday night he said last hIEh"
"The campaign is going very s''I,-
furturiy and every hour "" aIe
moving up notch Every man ana
woman orr the - teams Of statesmen
iA doing magnificent work.
we need n million today and a
million tomorrow but well get IT,
Tulsa is not going 20 fan down
Hard Work IL needed but II Is helnk
done and I ana confident saturday
night will find us loo per cent re-
sppnsivc with our S3,5Gb.'0O Sat'H
IN hand"
Alice NELSON Magnet.
Yesterday, luncheon was tho
LARGEST ANA most cuthusiasli'o yet
held. Alice nielsen. who was
gucst Of honor Was a maEht't thnt
drew every rapiWn and commodore
tu the meeting and virtually the
entire main dining room of Hotel
Tulsa was required 10 hold the war
workers
Miss Niolscns appearance was
tho occasion of n big demonslrh-
iion. The war workerg rising 10 their
forf and waving napkins. Following
' the applause Admiral A. '. paVen-
port, In charge OF TulSa's grand
fleet" Of Liberty bond salesnien. In
troduced the famous primn donna,
She spoke but briefly, declaring
Tulsa is "the most wonderful city IN
tho world Her husband Doctor
sloddard. Of New y York, who is trav-
cllinE with her on the present tour,
Vns then introduced and was given
@ hig hand. Presented by Admiral
hltonport as Miss Nieisen's huS-
htnd' some ~ the irrcpressiblo wits
among the Workers shouted. "Who
Us he the gallant husband smiled
and replied. "lrs enough TO be IN
lrodugcd as Miss Nielsens hus-
band
Miss Nielsen, who has been ap-
pointed ny mo government AS ono
"i me l.lner'E bond speakers for the
southwest 100 which she tx noV an.
poaring, N's decorated bv Admiral
Davenport with Liberty bond
medal ot honor. who stated that
while she had not personally sold 25
bonds in Tulsa Ohc requirement To
win one of the modalsl she had no
doubt been the cause OF the sale and.
purchase OF hundreds of bonds thru
her influence and speeches
Has Pleasant Task.
Tho admiral called attention TO
tho fact, while he was pinniny the
medal on the distinguished guest.
hat he was taking a long timc TO do
it, 81 could have had this thing
pinned on a long time ago" he re-
marked facououslN. az he fingered
at the pleasing task.
The Apollo club singers llvened
IN the singing program consldcra-
hlv by giving for the first time the
war song OF the Liberty bond cam.
paign, what Arc You Going to DO
TO Help the BOYS "
The total sales announced at the
luncheon were 4327 bonds for a
total OF SI41405O The total st
o'clock last night. however was
'lS3 bonds sold for q total value
of IL59S.000S Rcmded i'm this are
'ti subscriptions totaHnr f4i6.05o
secured hy the womcus cnrpa
Glenn Condor made stirring
t"o-minutc speech 10 tho bond sales
men ar the luncheon, speaking from
'he t6S or b table lie was given
"n ovation both when he began
and when he closed
want 10 tell you people here
'.'i YOU arc a bunch OF plkers when
comes TO selling Liberty bonds.
,N lorm"rs and the people I'm the
.'aIb towns arc beating YOU an to
's ho said. enumerating what
'''l been done In Sand SPRINGS
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