The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
In MEN CONDEMN
|UNION'S ACTIONS
|noro,,pce Chicago Paint
''I ers Who Exclude
American Legion.
.AD LECTURES COMING
|, ,,,.or,ainment =, Curtailed in
program; Club to Study
Advertising.

,.,,, Of tho Chicago painters
,,o, local number 275. in e$elud-
a, from their membership all mem
-, tbc American Legion, came
pe's hittar donunciation at the
r t ~ the Tulsa Advertising
hotel tulsa at noon yester-
A 'uD 'u.,,bers Of the club Loudly
TaiAcd ". $. Horn, VINO openeu
pol.,,icism on the action or the
after he read newspaper
4iuIVu, 4r,i,, telling OF their opposition
a 'pP'"9I 9Ioriou of their decrying the
u roundup OF reds radicals
Ne"t ~ " and OF the resolu-
nI liking congress TO reseat Vic
y" pergcr socialist. which the Chi-
y n n'inters adopted with but one
4 dissenting vole. .,,,o oor,,,arder
II, = The American Legion, was cdlieu
i NON to express his views on the
Il zion excluding leGlohalres from
Il - have but this to say, that any
k,rpanization which goes on record
l opposing the expulsion OF radical
a Lions and "rcds" from the coun-
n -. and with but one dissenting vote
n ,yors the rcseating OF victor Ser
- In congress certainly has no
e. In its membership for men or
x,be type that compose the mem
&,orship Of the American Legion
II aid Mr.. Hagen. -
"a Vo longer will the members OF
I1be adyertisng club meet each week
r. entertainment and a luncheon.
vVenceforth' We arc going to con-
Ene ourseIvps strictly to business at
four uncheons and to the busine -
N an advertising club" That is the
i Vew Years resolution that the Clue
4 has adopted, according TO Arlio
4 ripe. president.
Introduction OF guests will be
y, eliminated at future meetings in or
adcr 10 give more time to business.
) Meetings will begin promptly at
8i2l5 o'clock. All delinquent mem
4bers are to be weeded out of the
aclub and the membership limited to
Npnly those men who are Interested
ii n the study OF advertising. Mem
*hership will not exceed l75 in num-
Der.
Frank q. Larson. chairman of the
a rogram Of instructive lectures to
= ,e given on subjects OF interest to
II dyertiserS to cover meetings for
~ he next six months Local men.
Recognized as authority on various
hases Of the advertising game, will
a ddress the meetings as well as out
y *f.town men Of wide repute who
sRyill be secured from time TO time.
~ Some Of the subjects that will
Dc discussed at the meetings are as
s4olows: History and field of ad-
u ertising advertising as career,
ID writer's and their work, how to
Nay out an ad and the use OF illus
1rations, retailing advertising, bill
Board Advertising, circulars, letters
tnd advertising by mail, fakes and
1ollies in advertising. newspaper ad-
$er;ising.
III |. G. Long, chairman OF the pro-
tfram committee, and T.. s. Horn
*fhairmsn OF the vigilance commit
3ee, discussed the better bus.ncs.
Bureau which is TO he established
IN the local club. In the future
&uch Of the vigilance work of the
lHIub will be conducted through the
IL uresu, whose purpose will be not
tny TO aid and advise members OF
lhe club regarding the conduct OF
lheir own businesses, but to care
Inlly watch all advertising in Tulsa
" prevent fake advertising schemes
end 10 ferret out all untruthful ad.
a ertsers All other business abuses
III come under the attention OF
nc better business bureau and
III here circumstances warrant pros q.
IA luons will be conducted against
'2& nose guilty OF unethical practices
IA 1t Is the purpose OF the bureau
's'3o give to Tulsa the reputation OF
&emg good safe place I'm which
trade and do business, a place