The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-17
WASHTUB LABOR
BANNED BY MOOSE
Civilization Disgraced
While Mothers Slave
For Children
MOOSE WORK RELATED


"Amcr,,u civilization win bg a
ouHut tY HD rlviuE n,r uruu 90 prop
cr t.lr.r- ~ h"r children II com
poiici 10 bond over the wAHhtub to
get lur thom the hlro o.'uitus OF
Me-" pnl.H a Ilrpwn. upJ,u" die.
tntor uf Ihu Lo}u ur1'g Uf Moose.
aud FORMER mayor OF Kansas City,
declared dWuE hie address ai tho
rirt Methodist church Thursday v
uI.u on Men and women ~ To-
morrow"
Niuusrhcart n Nouths Paradise.
An interested crowd ~ mon and
women heard Brown tell OF thu
uhIidi,uE welfare Nurk being a.
,uupliauDd at MuuHshyar. 81 milcr
rom tHiOdEu, whore 1000 cnutontod
boys ana kris thrown uuuu thpiT
own roruur,cr through misfortune.
at" being educated uud prepared t.
become useful men aud womuu.
Muusvhcart is supported by tho
100000 Moose U America,
ltrat IA the MouHrhcart scheme
rs the purpose ~ Keeping children
IN vigorous state OF health. Brown
explained An the buildings are
planned with special reference TO
Ventilation ana cleanliness. HoGlng,
baseball football, hnndhall basket
ball, aud al forms of athletic sport
are prauticod,
Schonl System Complete
schools arc maintained wh"rc tho
children are given every educational
facility, and aru given their choice
oI 'N different kinds of vuCatiuna
The Loyal order of Moose does
not abandon its' students when they
arc graduated" IlTuwn rvplnined. 1T
follows them when they step out
into the world to make ulCiJwav and
4, lhrows IT, projecting arnls around
them
Nor is the spiritual aide ~ life for
gotten, Brown snid. Scctgrinnisn in
not throttlcd, uvtT. child ~ given tho
privilege Of wnrShipDlnR according 10
the tcltaion OF it's parents.
Moulding unfortunate boys and
girlh of today into the loyal, patriot
ic and Intelligent citizens bf tomor-
crow. ns practiccd at MOOSE heart, was
told to tha Ad club during its weekly
meeting IN the private dining room
OF Hotel rulsa Tuesday noon by
Hrpwn.
The crying need OF America rlgh,
now is an educated, loyal, patriotic
courageous citizonahip lrown dc.
, clared, Tho work carried on al
Moosvhenrt In n movement To IN
that need
~ short talks were made at Tucedn,
luncheon IN favor OF the Tulsi
Livestock and Indus,rini exposition
by -, ID, bailey, H. =, Raymond. Bei
Lancaster, l.. D.. Abbott. l. q, Long
u. r. Ohcrholtxer. and George IIoi
comb. secretary manager OF thu
project,
500, 600 Stlii Needed,
Abbott DECLARED tho exposition Ii
az much the proposition OF all othel
citizens as II II OF these who hav,
undertaken to bring the exposition
to n reality. '"rhose behind thl
project have studied Il from every
angle, ana they are convinced IL /,
the thing for Tulsa. Abbott de-
clared. lie explained that about
tl0O,0 ot tho necessary $500, 0Ot
had already been subarribed, nnC
that II cannot be completed until IN,
romRining 500 oO0 ~ pledged
tIolcomb declared those rosponsi
hlr tur the purchase ~ the cNpn,i.
tion grounds could s'll the land HoN
aud realize handsome profit bu
that they viii not do this beCauE,
they expect to see the exposition
built md operated.
"pcoplc noed "a playsround a'
much az children" OherholtEur ns
serted "Snch an expedition vii
provide plaCc where Tulsans ear
gather and enjoy themselves. Il
will also stimulate interest In IN
Crcusing production 40 we won't Il,
comuolled to live ON storgso foods