The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14

peIiou edCh hiy thdn mOthsr n,
dad can possibly give her w.,
neither he or she IL acceptable a.
an associate or intimate ucquain,.
ance for mother or dad
Teacher may be given 4 room +,
me nome OF either Johnnie or Nary
But 1t Is at the ruling cost So
locks pound OF flesh And the room
is all she or he gets 80 lonsI,Sa
goes with II lie or she .s an ON,
sider--a very mental IN ..e r,I,aI5
OF the king
A mother meets an aitr,c,tv.
stranger at church or cIsayhcrs
who Is that young Domauer sh.
asks ot mutual acquaintance
why, that Is Mis- Jones' Johr.
nics teacher" Madam loses mo-.
q est, turns her head ana when IN.
again meets Miss Jones thcre "a IN.
CLASSY eye OF complete es,range.
ment.
That II not lmagina'i1u. either II
is the bald recital OF more than on,
actual occurrence
There was time whcr teacher
WIS the personagc OF tho r,IeGbo,.
hood She visited around Ana
social standings we're shattered over
the manner In which she dlsrr!hutei
her faVOrs. Johnnie fet h.mssl,
slipping in prestige II teacher du
not accompany him homo 90 spend A
week at his house Aud nlways N,
was made to feel precisely what sh.
was-the most important mcmbe,
OF the social fabric OF The CON.
munity.
Give your boy into my !nfuen-
l q Hirapitnn aud II B.
anarchist II that be my purpose,
Where Radic,lism Breeds,
Complaint Is made, and Justly
thatRhere Is too much raAcAlism in
our %eeSituuons of learning You
cant expect people to defend exist.
ing social Institutions unless existing
social institutions are fair to them.
I,ove OF everything American
should be taught IN the schools
from the primary grade up. But
love OF things as they are Is not go
ing to bubble out OF "A gir who Is
paid n niggarly wage to teach hrB
and treated ny her employers S
though she were scullery maid
especially. as In not Infrcqurut.y the
! thstt WltH NNf bhllpll llh ti'I4s "
have less education aHd actual
! knowledge than when she gradu.
! ated from central high.
Create cOntentmeut IN the teach.
| ing staff ana you will find loyaiy
/ TO existing institutions the dearest
lesson the teacher has TO inoeu.ate ,
! But contentment cannot be pur-i \
chased sin It's purest and best form
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meet the unyIelding demands u
modern eNistence-is necessary But
money cannot buy integrity loyalty
or patriotism. These spring from
other CAuses--frOm the same level
where gratitude sprouts into one OF
the most beautiful flowers Of lie
II In one thing to cry cut AsA4hsi
! class consciousness when exhibited
| by the wage workers In mas BW
| II In precisely the, same EVIL. 'ony
worse. for not a scintilla of justin
cation for II exists. when the pos
session OF wealth causes either
man or woman to look a~enure a.
! honorable service on salary
1t IL fashionable to be charitable
But. for some reason or other,
| does not seem fashionable % be
fair, or to find n practical out Tor
the charitable disposition In doing
! the decent, human things which are
always at hand.
Why Is Il. can you tell me that
! the average ono OF us always Vanh
10 be patronizing In the occasional
| decent things we do? Nth the
majority of so-cnlled charitable acts
! that are done there IL the EtCke
z a IL
| ject thereof with a feeling that he
or she IL "beholden use an
old-E shioned word.
Getting Ready for the rcachrrs'
heard a story related the other
day. Early In september lo,a q
rooming house asked all roomers 70 5
vacate. I'VE must get ready for the
school teachers" was the eNpIhhs
tion. A laudahle thing 10 do OF
course; for tho schoo. tea 'het7
rightly had first cnll.
But the room rents In th1, Rouse
were advanced Just 90 per cent TOT
the school teachers, 40.
There are teachers IN Tulsa plbhc
schools that arc sending home Io'
money with which to meet ihtr nee,
essary expenses. You kanw wHhi ihAt
means In the case OF those NHo nave
no home to send to.
The remedy. do not believe N
,condemning the profession. l,oHr
ing house proprie,ors II ~ a IA,s
easily demonsirable. that every '.hl'
able public room in the city Is 'AAeh..
while most Of the roomtng A'1S'
have long waiting lists. Human hd-
rure will be human nature 'pS'
fellows pay big rents, and 'h'I VIZ,
whether you think " f,fhl or HoS
take all they can g"L II H''' "a.
IN their houses at $40 per room pe.
week. then its the sures' 'h'NH yu
can think OF that they VI. hs' laA'
in roomer a. o. week. "a,
Neither do think II prac't''' ~
induce private capital TO ''''.
teachers club open 10 'ee'h'fr
a cost plus "A reasonable f'''''.
!s always possible, - course J.
II was 1000 years ago lN'' ..
delivered his sermon uu the i1' 'Dh-
and that mountain is on ''' "..
side OF the wor.d-a long '''E wy
from Tulsa. -
There Is an easier and simple an.
speedIer way, though pos h.' F '7' "
practicable,
The DcceU Way Out
There are a thousand rooms
aggregate IN the homes
school patrons rendering ~
10 their owners II teacher E.
cnough 20 associate WIKI iu.. ..
during school hours and
him his rumimeutary duties
citizen. then he or sh" Is g"Na 'a"
to live IN The same mouse