The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

women stand alongside Of the
men laborcrs and do their
work skillfully and chcerfuIly.
These good women them
selves told me that they like
their work very much, and
they said il 50 earnestly and
frankly that there was no mis-
taking the sincerity of their
words.
have visited many business nstl-
'uii"n7 IN my lifetime where many
women arc cmplHNcd I am glad to
| 'tN that In great many instances
lhcNo business institutions really de
sire to mnkc their women workers
happy and comfortable which IL
greatly To the credit OF the men
who conduct them
Nut practically In cvcry institution
visited there seemed to be pomc.
ihlng lacking something that re-
strained the happy looks and tho
huEhter saw and heard In the
ranks ~ the women workers In the
Nilson a Company plant
TIL" good viii enthusiasm and the
fine spirit thcy show IN their work.
Ho unusual In amy experience set me
to asking questions I felt there
was some extraordinary condition
eNsting that produced such "A wave
OF cOntenimcnt
And soon found out.
First lcarucd that Mr.. wilson
himself enjoys n splendid reputation
among the women workers They
have unbuunded faith In him az y
man. They appreciate his Kindness.
sympathy and consideration.
hut Mr. Wilson himself cannot do
HnNerythlng He has 10 delegate
power tn others but. I'm cbooslnp
those TO represent him. he makes
sure to find men and women OF
character aud heart and ability and
lengaging personality.
He found II jewel In little Bohe-
h''HH JUNK WhIlHU~~ED years old
on whom he placed the rerponsibu-
ny OF employing and directing the
womcn.workerr In the plant.
This young women. rs I soon dis
covered. Is the key that opens the
doors 10 the happy working condi-
ions that prevail She has won
dfrful person ~; she keeps In daily
touch with her army Of women
worksrs--more than 100 OF them
She studies their comforts she
loves them and shows that she loves
them. They 'ove her and they show
that they love her
Hnw many women readers OF this
letter would likc To undertake the
task OF leading over LOO women
workers and keeping them hsppyg
II IN "A very big undertaking; but this
| llttle womau fshe's not much bigger
than a pint "f cider) loves the work
80 much that sh0 gets the greatest
JOY OF her life In the doing OF II.
She does her work because she loves
10 help others Che feels that she
IN In position where, by kind acts
she can help to brighten the lives Of
host of women workers: that she
can help 10 teach them our Ameri-
can customs and our language; that
she can develop In them tho love Of
the beautiful in their home lives
That she can make them as proud to
live IN America and Ia become Amer
lean citizens ~ she herself IL proud
10 I've here and to he loyal true.
blue American citizen
The devotion NJ tn" vomcn ~orksr, 10 mi,
young Bohsmso woman ls ne most bean.
uiul thing we seen ln my ne
Her smile md Kind, word, and deed, just
radlhi" bsppincss
There is no finer work IN al tho world to
ho.t 3, srsa. that In tb, Chicago or
rauifa'.oH over 400 women workers have
found happiness and oom'ort-hav had
lots ~ urshin" let into their lives have
hr'n ."d TO higher thoughts and smbitors'
,ud a. because THE NAN VINO lead.
iho Institution they work ior wants to ,sr
and fnr That reason. chose 49, their friend
and adviser one ~ the tnoN talented rounr
romen n the rourFy-s woman fuil ~
hear ,Nwpih.'' Who lg'i rryr.s In ID,
JOY NJ h'r work
{ hinL tou viii be interested ia hri.'
ITO sketch 81 This Young woman uha -
mc is "a shining example ~ the great work
that ih" women 81 the world ars now doIuF
She ~as Al orphan nt Ella years OF age.
s7e a-onIr,a o A. orp..a'fr in Non-,
'hs came io America n November iall