The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
LONDON LONGS FOR
COMING OF SPRING
Great Unrest pcrrncaiCs All STRATA of
soCiCty--t n,oiccd Longing for
something New.
CHANGE IS IN THE VERY AIR
General Feeling That Nov IhlnRs
Nlil Come to i'ns~ lIai'"r ''"'h
IIciurn of old
rn, .ronoi. r HII.J

go thlck ln 10, London n'w"'rh"i'
az IA D,kc ON much of me nature "'
Il general mist what yuu r"" ".
prupIo are hpiNces heads. floating
nonbIng about, with never "nF'h.nt
ru, a tense expression ~ pp.rnhn
longing
IIowr,Dr. one might Hkr 10 a'
riafr This yraru.ng moodln'H VII
the worlds travail IN the war and
The drlvrrnnce Of new order "i
things. tho explanation b. moro H,n.
pic Il has 10 do with the season
chiefly, although past events mus
have some relative influence. Wo are
on the threshhoid OF spring, 1919
Any spring would be awaited WIN
wistful smiles Of anticipation Ton
dgn II on uptOe. wrinEiug her h'udr,
FOR spring OF 1919 Srr "lu'H in
muull her grimy. frtNrl i't'uriv "i
winter she wants 600 ui hrrHclr M
the rcal"s and sDnhs "f W't 'al
rhc wHnu oh. 50 much moro
/, is ms II she were lmportun"d
ON every side by claimants Of soul
surceasc. The faces that 1tEhnK above
Alt llluAhFA llllNI bl 'lll'hA'li NV ~
each TO present petition Tor new
happiness They seem moro than
supplicanta They seem each one, to
be messengers as we'll Informing one
another with qunvcrlng oarncstness
OF eye and trembling Up
'lnst few hours more and some 70
thing viii be done for You II is
necessary TO wait for spring until a
new start can bc made. spring iH
upon uA. BE calm he patient let
your expectations satisfy you AT the
present Everything viii come out
all right, we hope we hope
ENcrybody's Got u.
The Indefinite demand tho lndefi.
mite answer. are In eyerybodyB
In the coal mans COmicRlly amutted.
hooded 10y "A gunnysack cell, like "A
ceremonial imp OF The black regions
lie wants new ways Probably some
intuition has told him that life would
he brighter certainly clcanrr--if he
dld not have TO carry tho heavy sacks
oh his back. In the faces of the little
messenger girls il bcseochful
though hnfiSed. ye.light and their
lips pucker to whistle some unwrit-
ten, barbaric interludo TO childhood =
craving.
The shop clerk Ia frankly disinter.
ested In the formula of buy and sell
IL the hobbies on traffic post were
not invlolate persons / am sure many
OF them would be run down by rest
less, impatient motorists, for even the
policemen are dreaming anriously,
Several OF us Htrolled through patter.
sea park IN low-rent section of
london-~to find new paths The
ala I.f. "a a.. a. - a..
Chelsea, konHington, Bayswater,
Mayfair and bloomsbury. Hut we
went across yesterday and saw the
charwomen out with their chart
bies. servant girls enjoying their aft
ernoon Off. demobilized Tommies OF
the poorer class resting up" We
heard loud explosions OF laughter, so
different from the mufflcd half.
coughs OF hyde Park loved the
unhypocritical lack Of restraint, but
my friends andw detected an un-
mistakable note OF uneaSIness even In
this sin cerc laughter. Can II be that
they are ashamed OF their boisterous
ways I asked can Il be that they
would change TO the hypocrisy and
aruficiaiity OF Hyde Park " they
could2" "No, that's not It," replied
my London friend They see how
insubstantial Is the foundation Of
their happiness They went the fairy
future TO make all ot their days
pleaHant---ys moderately pleasant
perhaps, and not, with the ruwdy hi
larity In which t,>,y now abandon
themselves on their one afternoon W
fun. They look eagerly for change "
Spring song of the Papers.
columns appear In thOpa phser u
columns appear In the papers
about the approaching cverL You
viii see tEownlng men in the under
ground In the morning swallowing
miles OF lines of news In a story
hearted way the peace conference.
tho British industrial congress the
latest scandal ana tragedy. pro
posed monuments FOR wur come.
terics. the abolition Of meat COUPONS
Then their flinty Chins rise to the
top OF the column, and what "A
metam hphosis Mint bcComcs
plastic flesh Jaws drop. Hard
lines In pchoeks melt into dlmp
pinkncoH. n human light comes
into their faces, as n their fayorite
baby had coocd 10 tncm.
with n strap hangers indNccncy
J sway over and read the headlines
mat have moved thcm. "Forcbud
lnRs OF Spring Spring In Peace
Ilne.' 'SiN lnfuling Signn OF
spring" what My Garden Tolls
Me" Birds and Flowers Again
"fnrehodlnEs Of Spring 1 "A love.
" plant in AN anonymous column
in The Times Tho writer I'm words
that gurgle with poecy, tcHs or tho
eat or work or sleep. for hr,lluu
bAsSiul agony of his days. He cnn-
not eat or work or sleep. for frtr
som" bud will break and he mos
know OF IT, Spring Of 1919 means
80 much to him 1t means so much
TO eyrryonci
Marriage Unrest, SpOoL Unrest
PROBABLY spring no. NOT pruhlhN
unlouhtedlv spring has something
O. 10 with the divorce reform INV
Weounga being held in london It
If aimed TO make divorce cAaicr iu
reduce the number OF uuhappy mar.
tlAReS. Tho present popularity NJ in.
morality, say the rerormors. a Nuc
To- tho evident great nun, ser Of un.
hdppy marriages na well a. tn those.
atter-etfectS OF the war which ,yosl e.
incline one to seek a change To "A ,Tcv,
me rather than self djustmcnt TO An
old one. VS.
Is there alarming uureat. too I'm
the world " the departed Rcnd
this agony" want ad in tho Ttr,c.
OF yesterday.
Haunted or Disturbed prorcr,t,.
ady, who haa deeply studied ihls
IA "a