The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
ny nnCnEsrEn MAnpLEY.

ny ROCHESTER HARTLEY,
The American girl she knows
how hoyE like to- bo treated. | think
thc IL far ahead of tho French Eirl
in flirting. Seems TO me that they
take ape cial course about II In
schools ana uniycrnticH ls It 80 ~
TnorN now, girls, that's tho way
you look To IA French soldier. IA real
"Bmo DcyiI" A. lcast. that IS the
opinion a. expressed by Lieut. Eu.
gene NJ Provost - The Aird
Chlsscurs one ~ the famous "Bluc
Devils" who m ln Tulsa waiting
Arthur Cannon. tho latter having
served I'm the foreign legion wlh
him Tho "As CAproHsrd should he
noted Lieutenant rrc'o might n"
only chlVairouH. you know 1hdi ~
ihu most lovAblc thing about Ihra"
"Bue Devils Thcy VIII b' ohtval.
rous no matter what thoN really
hlnk And anyway. aren't YOU
ashamed ~: Yourselves girls. Tor ho-
ing 80 i,hloua ~ tho pretty llltlo
French girls
There arc stories and stories about
what the American soldier thinks ~
the French girls, some ~ which pcr.
htpr. hlNs been told with the idra of
q letting the fears of the FirlH Who
HfaNt. at homo and were afraid ~
tho feminine charms NJ those others
"ovcr there ~ being. however.
9TH r stories do not need telling
here
II .a Ho seldom that one has y
chance here to know what the
lren.h sC.dlcr rhiAss ~ the Am"ri-
can Rlrl
N' nr., Lieutenant Provost an
fVcrcd qut.lioua lic thought Tho
ltI a. d.
i've" "" like. them an They arc
everyone different MANY are sweet
and many are not MANY are too
"boyish Ne would not say he liked
his little French glrl best Ito llk"s
both tho French ana the American.
swccthcnris for zach Day.
Before tho war Lieutenant Provost
vas an "lnKenicur" when means
civll engineer In France he has eight
girls one FOR every dhy In the week
and ono for any day II ono IA sick
Ne i. not wearing tho "Blue bovil
uniform any murc because thcV are
not lighting any more. and he wants
to know i somebody cant start an.
other war. because now he IN used
to n he'd rather Keen on fighting
lie iH very. very handsome, with
twinkling black eyes and hair and
dark skin and wonderful smile
And he talks whether because OF
tho effect ~ tho war or not In
soft low, gentle voice a littlc re
served but. oh 80 understanding
MANY of tho returned American sol
disrs have much ~ the same express.
sion In their voice and eyes but
thrte /, lust trifiN more of the mis-
Chievous devil IN his eyes than any
returned American soldier ever hsd
And there ia little chivalrous def
erence that YOU feel he has for al
women which Ia not always FOUND
lin the American
he could not talk about the way
the American girls flirted We
thought they were far ahead" Of th'
French Pirls, but he couldn't express
n iust right
II do not understand your Ian
Ruage well could not say II 80 Sol
would understand In your language,
hs said DO YOU understand French
No We'll could say II IN Wrench
hut | VIII write II 10 Won can un
dersiand Yes. I will write It
80 he took his subject "Girls' an'
compared the "tTcnch girls as the
arptar 10 Frcnchman fror
abroad" "a the F"Amcrican girls sec
by Frerchmsn"
How American Girls differ.
In general" hc writes, Ito III
French newcomer, the America
girls max, tremendous hit Tn
first reason U.s. think, that IN
American girl looks NJ men stralgh
IN tho eyes This In France, woul
he an invitation Compared with thi'
the French Elrl can he said diStar
or hashful tlmid or cold hlooded .
ignorant
In telling how they dress he Ia
10 say the truth about the America
girl
Another reason - the hit" &C
rording TO him, lis that the Amer
can girl shows much Of her charm'
MANY girls dress with eNitaNagane
and without good appreciation
colors The French Eirl dresaeH a
Uavs with good taste and art, tn