The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
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! Ans of the Times 49,
H. tho rush ~ the world and lts
VI t,r material things. some pes
| s,,sts think sentiment - growing
pa one thing along this lineN ot
,Sungbt is impressive and that is
W.. .en,,l. ,f today have no time TO
an continental things. Prog q
w, An lu nincs ot lie has nnde
-,ifee,3Ious iu $50 emphatic man n-
,ba, ~, stand astouished when
~. realize that with electricity aud
',a,bipery the worlds time-savers
s,u the people have less time for
t,n.s and sentiment than did our
s5rsfathers, who labored with their
t,rds In reading history and lis
,o,inq 10 tales OF yestcrycar from be-
,,rsl Inns whose eyes are tiiicd with
cars when they relate happy mo-
,enis We wonder how they laid
an storehuusc Of good things from
| yoks and had time to wander in
4 galleries Of the old world and
/ mis- land. how they found time
"a spend i'm the forest Wilderness or
Y the running brook and the old
mill stream I'm all times of the sea-
son. In the spring when the air was
filled with sweet sounds and the
eve was brought to realize the di-
vine story OF the Immortality of the
soul when visioning the new Leaf
on tree and shrub; or in the fall
when the whole horizon was blaze
OF glory IN telling OF the sunset ~
the year. These are things that
feed the soul and keep sentiment
alive IN hearts Of a people.
In the mad rush OF life today, we
are prone to do things i'm the mael-
Srom Of a busy city life; we hear
lectures on pertinent things that re-
late to life. visit the movies and
see nature depicted on the screen,
swim in indoor pools and take arti-
icial exercise in some gymnasium.
The slogan some time ago, back
TO the farm" was a good turn in
the road Of affJirs, and should not
be forgotten, for with motor power
to take people back and forth from
city to the country, life i'm the open
field and I'm touch with human ma
ture will do much to keep the Amer
ican people sweet and wholesome.
4 sweet time Of the year is close
BY. Thanksgiving will soon be here
and for what shall a ration be
thankful Lord God of Hosts? In
deed, there Is much that may be
said In regard to the fact that Di-
vine Providence has seen proper
10 keep America American as it has
been for four generations. This is
the greatest blessing OF the nation
10 offer thanks for on Thanksgiv-
ing. 1920
The season ~ the chrysanthemum
and The football - in college lore
Is mere, a season when college and
traternal life In school and college
at high tide. In this respect, ,Tul-
S has more than it's fair share.
college men and women are shown
IN unusual number OF alumni chap
lefs OF sororities and fraternities.
me names of the best known and
o'dest national Greek letter societies
are on the roster OF Tulsa sororitios
ana iraternitles. Meetings are held
al regular intervals by these chap
Vers and semi-occasionally parties
ana social entertainment are en-
!oyed IN many cases the metsbers
OF the chapter did not attend the
same college or were in the same
.oHege at different years but the
lact that they have taken the same
,UWs ana are wearing the same fra
hip. ''' 'S''' a ; ie'i"
~ IL wei indeed that the fires of
ton'"Iy OF college days are kent
burning IN this fashion. Most peo-
tr are apt IN the rush OF after-Col-
@ @wsv nie and business to forget the
sOuVhtul days and in 30 forgetting
, ''haps 10 lose "A lot of youth. but
ue comningllng with others who
na'e Oeen on college campusrs recall
Iao.le OF ihc spirit of the dear dead
feilo,'a',l.uI a,.u Hu, D OF the youth. Tho
ro"S,'Ip az which members of the
oro Nl,1N letter society feel for
a"u'u'I may be Greek" to the
,be 'u. II is certainly real to
the M inner inner 'lrct, The same spirit II
a, u.''N letter societies is strong
~, ,N'HdaiI college. There are two
bo,,l'." .u''. TWO sorurities and two
Do,,. lItlcrnities, the IT kama
tb6sa "ud Ihetd Alpha Phi Though
ibo, !" between the organizations
H. Sp'Ilt ui rivalry without which
~, no growth. il is of Ghn
s"l'| variety and THE rushing"
,bI ana other activities I'm wbi"h
co,. NI''k letter societies are on a
A p,p''iIEr pI, basis are regulated nv
II'.anlr council. comuosed ot
uas 'S,hlajiNes from all the soris-
lega II T" hopeful sign thar coll
graa,l, '''A's OF this nature arc
crs,in becoming more demo-