The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

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sin and crime--go back as far and every
where you vi--woigh the good Of IT, II any
against the evil OF II. as yividly portrayed by
history, and realized by self experience and tell
us II you can find vestige OF excuse for It's
further existence. or such propaganda as that
Denver. when you Justify the unlawful
killing Of mon. women and children by other
means then and only then should you attempt
to do 40. by plying them through the dark ways
Of crime ana disgrace with strong drink unto
death. The liberty OF either means is equal to
the other, and. when YOU can convince the world
ot this, then Pollock and his compdtrtots In
mental and moral philosophy will not only b'
cXonerated but vindicated in the Christlikeness
they enjoy, only in the portraiture OF your
fascinating, nimblc and graceful pen.
In parting. please pardon the candid con-
tcssor OF = skepticisrn toward ANYTHING angelic
In the Pollock philosophy. Rather like a Lu-
cifer flung from the hattlemcnts, he seems TO
and this, too, not without regard to YOUR COM
coded powers as master in poetic and plastic
January 81, 1921. FRANK p. SMITH
There L. a Place in the world for Both Men
AMI Women
Editor World enjoy reading from day to
day the articles In Barometer" especially those
on Married Women Working / believe MIR
Mccullough has started a discussion from which
much good may be derived as II Is subject
As I understand It, when Mr.. McCuuugh
spoke of women working, he eliminated all sin
gle ladies' also married women too, who are De.
pnndtng upon their own resources. and referred
only 70 those who had husbands able 20 make
living for them
Surely women have a place In the home. and
II 1t is drudgcry for them to make II pleasant
one, they should never assume such sacred re-
sponsbhties. To a real wife It is a pleasure
when couple establish a home they should
take into consideration everything pertaining
TO II before launching out upon such Journey
1t Ia the duty Of the wife to mako a
pleasant, c,cany, desirable home that when the
husband shall have returfSd from work he will
know there will be waiting for him, "an honest
to-goodness' home ooked meal and a faith fu
such homes? Instead. the wife has been work
ing, Is too tired to cook dinner so they dine at
a cafe perhaps attend movie, then return
home Is that happy home? No! Il is merely
a lodging place.
l, is the duty OF the man to face the world
and make tho living and he should he given a
chance to prove his ability. Tho duty of tho
wife is to help save what IS made and both en-
JOY the pleasure of investing their money in any
An article in Tuesdays world spoke of wo-
men doing their housework much faster
since we have labor saving devices with which
TO work. We all agree therc-but, what would
Ike to know is this: Since she has much
time after her work is finished that 1t is her
privilege 10 help earn money to buy home aud
educate their children, who is going to train and
away from home and before the business world
earning money with which to educate them =?
Is not mothers time and efforts worth more
to her baby than trying to earn dollars? Docs
she not owe her very best talents to her little
ones, or would she rather trust her dearest
treasures on earth to he trained by "A stranger
who cannot give child the love and care n
real mother would give. Too many mothers of
today are getting away from their sacred duty
In the home
The country owes the boys who gave their
all for freedom and humanity, every assistance
that can possibly be given them, why. then.
should married woman who has. strong hus-
band, fill place one Of these boys could fill :?
II she was called upon To fill his place while
he was fighting for his country, and IL he was
SO fortunate az to return home able to work.
she would he under all obligations In the world
10 return TO him his place in the business world.
II she would refuse TO do this she is far from
a true, patriotic American The position would
not belong to her at all--she was only his sub
stitute while he was away
Considering everything as It is today. a man
who has family should be given every chs-ce
possible TO make a living for them. Wherein. II
he falls to provde--thcn he is censored by
everyone every hand.
There is a place in the world for both men
and women and each should know H.
Tulsa, February .. 4 READER