The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

SEXES THROWN TOGETHER
One Instance Is That Of Sister
and Brother Forced 10
Use Same Bed.


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rpua uf o.. citizenship or 1u"n I
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found au lN.}rIr r.Uld rir' occupying
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bed ln ih" fo"W I''y "I.'' "''
welfare workrra go into htmuF .Hh.rr
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Relationship whl'ryrr '."I'a "'
children Of r. "a aud % EnuH OF
49,. oiled ID. .l.,t. t,.r,,r,. u.rn
'e' NV 49,
n". regard TO H'A
How else. they uHl can poor u'n
Pic live when 10 per cont OF 'N.f
earnings have 20 60 for 'h" m''
privilege OF not slr"pInE ON .l'
streets Not Tor homo. not Tor
mersS for "a root over thrir heads
TLa@y crowd Iu the best 'n,y 'nu
What welfare Workers Say
Officials ot the Red cross VINO
have come in contact win NW'
number ~ the people ~ nus 'N
in the past Two years state that "l
least 20 per cent of ihtr wages pa
- for rents A. NJ Nrlch. humane
agent agrees that 20 per cont ~ a
reasonable c"iimGe MI Ne,oh save
that hOusldR conditions iu Tulsa
contribute largely 10 the drlinuuru",
here that case after case can De
traced directly 10 10 ana hundred.
are Indirectly affected Nv lt Th'
morals OF Tulsa'H people are al stake
Forget the money Tor a momeuN
think OF high rents from thm new
standpoint
A Tulsa man upon moving hu
family to Denver last month reniut
his unfurnirhod house In Morning
side addition for 1850 a month. II Il
nice, modern nome IN preily ad
dluon, but II E Tar from being
mansion IN hno'h'r cl'F baIl"A
Tor instance where rchl estate ~ h'
ana the cry EoNhb pg WI 'u'"
wv same plaoo IN an 'lu1lly ,,, ~,
sNe Sscuon, wou'u tVnl iuI "'"u
1oV seveh.y iINo io''a.s Woulu n'
cohA'uelou olk Ion' 20, TOT ~. "ou
.In, u,ouhn u''u,s'' ~ ,'",, Wv,
ss"s =" iu'a1 az ~ a" ~" |"
s pu,,e' n,.u ~ ,g'i,u ,..,,'. 80 Wv
s-,. s,s x.,,
~ ni,'M H. w., rnis" a. mo a,,n ,o,
.h1idr.n V" -, ~ tes1s r,nnth ~. % TOO.
ors,nar', r1 ,oo,,s arrId s,,rn,rI
mrs ana shn earns /, ironing M
iauntrv Art,r navtng tig an b
fIrsf ana flft.enih of .vcry mont
nst 10 house her brood oan you rock
ON how much ahe has Ieft for m
necessities and "com forts" from
laundry pay check9 clerks. ptenog
raphera, men and women OF that sal
aried tyne must nav sac "A montl
for a room ia respectable surround
ingA People cut "A door betwcel
two rooms and advertise them q
"an apartr1rnr TO let and get 60
month FOR -
Delinquency. Certainly.
II would he interesting TO lear
what per cent of the marrngcabl
Eirls and women OF Tulsa have IA
privileges of a "parlor" only a f.,
families In good circumstances T.,
serve a room TO receive auesta. III
their daughters to entertain CON
pany when the front room wi
bring Sc and s. "A week ia rent Il
YOU think IL can bc retained Z,
Molly TO have a mace for her beau
Not with dad" or ma" workir
like a slave To dig up house rcr
No, the front room is let to IN,
Young men-any Kind OF Young MOI
or women for that matter. and n
questions asked.
ConRcation L. the Rulc.
Crowded housing condition
protbers. sistera fathers ana untt