Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-20 | Page 36 | Well Done, Utah!

WELL DONE, UTAH! Congratulations to Stato Chairman Heber ,T. Grant, City Campaign Manager Man-ager Lester TJ. Freed and other coworkers, co-workers, one and all, for the happy re-au.lt re-au.lt attending the Liberty loan driva in thU atate and city. By "going over tha top" a day in advance of the end of tha campaign, Utah has once more proved to tie world that its citizens are patriotic, public-spirited, proud of their country and state aod progressiva in the highest degree. Others may falter fal-ter and fail, but not so this great commonwealth. com-monwealth. Thousands of men have entraino3 in this city for service at the front, arud promises were made that tha folks at horne- would back them up to the fullest extent. These promises bivf, been held sacred, and many millions mil-lions of dollars have been invested in government securities in order to pro-. pro-. vide Oncle Pam with the necessary sinews sin-ews of war. Appeals made by the K1 Cross, T. M. C. A., Knights of Columbus, Colum-bus, Salvation Army aod other great war service organizations, nave not been I made in vain, and the people of the city and state have nobly responded to crios for help from northern Franca and Bel. cjum- This is a community of Godfearing God-fearing men and women, and they will i bo in the vanguard in the future as they have bean in the past. It is a proud day for those who engaged in the camnaim as workers and those who bought Liberty bonds to the full extent p: pf their Tcsouices Wo pity those who have do part or lot iuthis great undertaking under-taking and ars unable to woin i the rejoicing over the fftnl that Utah leads the procession in the Twelfth federal reserve diitrict