The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
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Routiuc business aud important
igguos are contained within tho
weekly message this week from Mrs.
Lola tiatk Pearson. president ~ tho
oklahoma Federation ~ Womou's
clubs. the letter follows.
This is real busluogH letter and 7
homo you viii give the contents very
careful consideration " you expect
YOUR state and district frdcrations
FOO function efficiently and I know
yuu do. thcrc ore some things you
must do hofOro you adjourn for tho
summer Ilfu. Dues should be
paid. Remember only dclogatca
from clubs whose dues 0ro paid can
bo rcatcd Ht the Blcuuiui convention
novt fan. and since dues must be
paid by October lsl. ~ lB much better
90 pay them now state ducn nr0
$3.50 Tor each Citv federation and
club of my members or lcas. For
clubs or over flfty members tho
dues arc s. 10 FOR tho first flfty and
ten cents additional for each mctn-
bor over fifty Departmental clubs
pay 800 for each department, state
dues should be pcut TO the state
treasurer Mrs. J VI Angles, lfd -
muul
Second. All pledges 90 tho Edu-
patiuual Loan fund ana the state
Endowment fund should be paid
Third Dnta, which Includes u list
" tho officers for ig21-22, the num-
bor ~ members, and when possible.
the rourRc of study FOR next year,
should be sent 10 the state prcHidcnt,
the state corresponding secretary,
ana the district president.
Fourth Reports ~ work done In
various lines should bo sont To the
corresponding district chairman, to
be aout by her to tho state chair
man. The state chalrmRns reports
will be printed IN the next year
book and form permanent record.
WIN you not do your part TO make
this record complctc2 l'ifth: Com.
mittccH should hc appointed to ar
range for tho celebration Of citizen
shlp day The district chairman of
Amoricanlzation has no doubt sent
you one ~ the suggestive programs
furnished by the American cltizen-
ship department of the general fed
GRAFTON. II she has not, write her
for ono.
sixth: A now congress IN In sos
sion. Oklahoma has several new
congrcssmcn and ono new senator.
Possibly these members do not know
our attitude toward the Sheppard %
Towner bill, the Smith -Towner bill,
and tho Foss amendment 90 the
Smith Hughes bill The latter will
have new name whom Il comes up
for consideration. Write your con-
grossman and both senators urging
them To support these bills. II We
are to preserve our national parks
we must defeat the Walsh bill de-
clslvcly This bin provides for n
dam at the outlet OF Yellowston
! lake and would be but the begin
ming Of other promotion schemes.
hopo you will rend Mary Roberts
| Rlnchnrt's nrtice. "Tho Sleeping
| Giant" In the May number OF the
/ Ladies' Home Journal and that you
viii thon write some strong letters
/ against tho Walsh bill. am sure
we all approve the action OF the
! oklahoma Theater Owners and
Managers association In pledglng It's
members not to use and to disCour-
ago the production OF pictures fea.
turing criminal ana immoral char
actors because OF their record.
iettor from Mrs Woodnllen Chap.
man, chairman OF the committee or
motion pictures for the general fed
Grafton says the film people are he
ginning to recognize our power and
are anxious To secure our good will
Whenever Mrs Chapman finds th'
product of "A company worthy o
commentator she will give then
every assistance. Such n compan,
Is the Kineto Company OF America
We can best show our approval b,
attending those thentcrs whore tn
best pictures are shown, and wher'
tho manager shows n sincere wisl
to cooperate with us.