Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
WILL INTRODUCE A
NEW LIBERTY SONG
Tulsans Expected to Jotn With
NcighbOrs Ia Patriotic Sing
During the Iteuninn.
"ton Noun BoY AND MY BOY. 4"

"tOt NOUH BoY AND MY BOY"
Hear the buglc cali
The ga'l 90 arms for Liberty
See them one aud an
They go tu fight fnr YOU ana me.
Heroes We viii find them, every
mothers son
We must rot behtnd them tili their
worh iH done.
chorus
For yuur boy. and my boy ana an OF
the boys out there.
Lets lend our money 10 tho L..
s. A.
, And do our share
T. Esrv bond that We ARE huying
VIII help to hold the fighting llnc.
iiuy Honds Buy ponds
For Your Roy and Mine
Hear The buglc call
The caII 10 those who stay 81
home
You are soldiers an
Though you may never cross the
foam
Keep pld Glory waving proudly
up above.
praynr. working s1vlng for he
ones you love.
Chorus
Twenty five thousand voices
singing 300 unison the beautful stan
Laa of the fourth Liberty loan song,
will sing their way right into tho
hpur,H ~ the reunion visitors az the
largest community sing ever held in
Tulsa ln m, streets before tho cuuu-
ell uf duf,us" building Fourth and
Main streets. Thursday night ot next
week
At this sing. devoted 20 tho rc-
union All the heauuul melodies N
the old south. including Use GWine
rac, to Dixie" "NHssds I'm the cold.
cold Ground "Dld Folks at Home
and W course "plNe." Will De ron
dered In addition tho third Liberty
loan song what Are You Going tu
DO to Help the R1ys'' that catchy
melody that became 80 immensely
popular here will bc sung
Having song Books Printed.
TIA council Of defense is having
printed for this occasion 1000
vest pocket size programs, contain
ing 25 ~ the most popular patriotic
and Old-time aouthern songs Great
care has been taken Ia their sclcc-
NANlH uNIAN NV lNN| Nf N'NNNAIN VIII A'N 'f
song book Will worth keeping
Tho stirring swinging rvthms of
"The Battle Hymn Of the Republic"
pixie" '"rhc Marscillalsp. cover
There Land OF Mine. etc, prove
wonderfully contagious when sung hy
"A large gathering.
Americans love 90 sing, the Huns
were astoundcd when they saw our
BOYS go singing into battle Lot
every Tulsan attend these community
.IuEF. and lend thplr voices ns well
ts thcir dollars 90 the LIbcuty loan
coWapiEn
Every mans club iu IA, clay. the
Rotary tho Ad the Lions, tho ki.
wants. the Apollo nud tho CITY club
~ well as an tbH womcn'8 clubs. are
expected Go mymorlle thesg songs
and ho in attendance al the sings
Robert Hoice Carson director
NJ the victory chorus who has done
suCh vondcrfuT work in organizing
and directing these sings states that
tho new song books will be used In
ull Liberty lunu campaigns. nt every
community sing. and have been
adopted rs the public schools They
will also te distributed nllwvcr the
state 20 the community chorus In
the various cities and tuWur
But &c., 900 choristers were present
40 the FIRST Victory chorus held in
ihis city The second. held on IL
FaNette day had "a much hfsr at.
tendance though the Weather was
very dlsarrDeallu Tcrshlngq day
celebrated last Triu1v night saw
n 600 people pnthly1aticallv sing.
.iug the new and old familiar songs
in unison Twenty five thousand are
NECESSARY Co. make tho vlnE next
week complete success