Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-16


decade and the part the Rotary club
is taking and will take in the future or
this movement, which he characterized
as the outward expression Of the idea
that God had made all his children
brothers and sisters. In impressive
manner he traced this movement
through the great mechanical Changes
of the last two deCardes which he
termed as broadening the contact Of
the people until it was possible to give
this movement a real and vital FORM
The Rotary club, he declared, was an
Ioutgrowth of this movement.
Came from Bartlesvillc.
Mr.. Albert arrived in Tulsa late yes
torday afternoon from Bartlesville, ac-
companied by a delegation of half
dozen Tulsa ROtarians who had as
sisted in the formation of Rotary
[ club at Bartlesyille at noon Yesterday
During the serving Of the banquet
an orchestra played, while the RO-
/ tarians sang several Of the Rotary
songs. During the first course
man dressed up as a Salvation Army
| lGssie entered and began soliciting
| funds, until dispute arose which
! resulted in the exposing of the las
sic" as George Staboey a member of
the club.
Following the serving of the ban
uuet Rotarian Stahl introduced In
| tcrnational President Albert Mr. AL
| bert told Of the curious chain Of
! events which brought him as guest
of the city, whose boosters it was his
| privilege to welcome to washington,
| u. c., several years ago. when he was
a resident of that city and a train
| load Of Tulsans were touring the cast.
Ncy Force at Work.
.r.. rr,,.,,, l., cold fl, mart
o,,, INT" u,S,', @ ne S,''' 1iro l' p now,
u'Sio w. w its ro1atinr yriiI -ba to
~ .,u', '"S 10 fnt',rn dcnrnds on
thC mcmbcrshiD of this club, because
The Rotary club is the crystalization
oe good purposes
a new force has been working It's
/ way to the surface in the last fifteen
years" he declared, and then enum-
Grated with statistics the part the
railroads. telephone, telegraph, auto
mobile and the mail have played IN
Widening the contact Of the people OF
this country.
Then he took up the great agencies
for the wider education Of the people
Of this country, such as the motion
picture, newspapers, schools, etc, all
establishing a higher order OF lntelu-
ICltC Uulll lbNtN lL'l' bl & 'l'ts 49, y,
and onc-hdlf million persons over ~
years of age who cannot read and
! write, as compared with six ana one
half million when the population was
only half as large
out of these two things, the widen.
ing of the contact and the raising OF
the standard of intelligence has como
one thing. he declared, which might
bc called a uniformity OF expression,
all producing a uniformity of thought
until the people of this country are
now coming more to the idea that
God has made all Of his children
brothers and sisters
The Rotary Movement.
rti, tdo, h, said has racaivad an
- ,'I3 l,,,r,sgi,,, in tbo f,rnation
80 ,I,o pg+ar,, oi,,h u,hicb ie nartI, n
r,i,riS,st,tinr % riS t'UI ~ tbis now idca
'.,ri,. Ia,,,,tL 81 ijso nf tho rotary
,,,,i,i,I,,o,I,t -, he dorI,rod "danends
'.Io -r,,,, its f;doIit,, ~ tbaso 3eorriss "
'PEw PEvnIainirg What the rotary move
,,,art e., 10 docIared nat "Rnt,rv has
rn r5''iy room lT, ~ for drones % or failures and