Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

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| took into custody Df. VIM Isaac
/ Thomas OF the faculty of the Uni
vcrsIty OF Chicago, widely known as
an authority on sociology, and "A
woman said to be the wife Of "A
/ rcNnS man now In Franco with Gen
crul pershiug
| Clabaugh said he had turned over
/ TO United States District Attorney
cline evidence completely rounded
out for tho institution of charges Of
violating the Mann act and the act
| forbiddlng false registration at hotels.
Doctor Thomas and the woman,
who said she was Mrs II NJ. Grang-
er ot Washington. D. g.. are said
\ IN the data given Clyne to have
Registered at down town hotel last
night as man and wife, from Gary,
Ind. The alleged expose was due to
the fact that hotel clerks suspicious
were aroused The clerk notified
Clabaugh and the latter sent agents
who looked through their luggage.
Attempt No Conccalmcnt.
Both were taken before Clyne last
night and are quoted aa having at
tempted little OF any concealment.
According TO ClabauEh Doctor
Thomas said
Il love her and | don't care II the
who world knows My arrest is a
| tremendous injustice"
Clabaugh further quoted the wom-
an aH saying;
Doctor Thomas was kind TO me
! After my husband left for France
| Doctor Thomas was most sollcltous
for my comfort | had just liked him
at first, later IL grew into love"
| Doctor Thomas. man OF dlatln-
gulshed appearance, Ia SO years OF
age. married and has grown chill
dren. Mrs. Thomas was one OF the
founders OF the womans Peace
party Mrs. Granger is - years OF
age and has year old child living
with her mother at Fort Worth,
Texas She said, according tu Cla-
baugh, that she accompanied her
husband from the training camp at
Fort Worth TO New York to say
goodbye when he sailed Doctor
Thomas was in the city to gather
material for a book on Poland They
were introduced by Mrs. Granger :
sister The latter and Mrs. Granger
have been living at a south side fam
lly hotel for about two weeks At
this hostelry II was said that Mrs.
Granger left suddenly last night In
"A taNicab TO go downtown The
sisters name, according 10 O. W
Wsyson. manager OF the hotel. Is
Mrs. Rains
Made Many Lectures.
Doctor Thoipes for some time was
much In demand for his lectures on
sociology ana the relation Of sex
thereunto. Among his teachings
were.
Women are better off for having
had their fling ms men do Dis
sipated women often make excellent
wives.
"Chivalry is tho persistence OF tho
old race habit OF contempt for wom-
en-
ANY girl, mentally mature. bas
the right to have children and the
right TO limit their nnmber
THE morality of women is an OK
pedicncy rather than innate virtue.
Marriage as It exists today is
rapidly approaching form Of i'm
morality.
"Matrimouy Is often by arrange
ment by which the woman trades
her irreproachable conduct for lrrc-
proa chHhl gowns.
children are not the result N
marriage, but marriage is tho result
OF children"
No action will be taken today, said
District Attorney Clync. In whose
hands the case now rests although
We have the results OF the invcsti-
cation of the department Of Justice
We feel that We must make Uddi-
tioral investigation ourselves be-
cause Of the fact that there are
number ~ peculiar angles 20 the
case