The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09
Signs of the Times

"A Groups OF women NlaTSndlllnE
themselves into municipal house
II 1Jeping ranks. women with the
4 S'rruy of their superb authority as
mothers and the Keepers OF the ma
tors future citizenship, armored
with the vote, gathering together
about o festive board where they
broke bread together. and listened
10 lnsprauonal talks from veterans
OF the world war and municipal
leaders were among the prominent
activities OF the week. Society was
pushed into the background. Few
we're the bridge parties and no re-
cepUons and teas marked the calCn-
OAR. Clubs who have been dormant
all summer, began their program
and business sessions also during the
past few days and others will be.
gin this coming week The woman
hood OF Tulsa Is In the offing OF
things worth while and with civic
interests % manifold group Of activ-
itiess church, club. music and the
i mary philanthropics set forth by the
different charitable ORGANIZATIONS
Of the city. there will be much to
do Of the deeply human and very
much worth while for Tulsa women
10 engage In.
o
Is an interesting topic. Men Of the
Chamber of Commerce, rccoguiz-
ms the helpfulness OF women,
knowing what they did In the
recent war; not working alone on
battlefield. In camp and hospital
with the Red Cross OF the world
over their brow. veteran soldiers In
J, the home trenches with the Coun-
| ell Of Defense, the Red Cross and
other war working organizations,
American women as OF olden times
when sigHaily honored mothers
o! the ages ago and themselves
and thus rIacing themselves before
the world as women who can do
things know they have the ballot
and realize they are now, doubly
panopNed, with their sweet influ-
encr and with the franchise and
are not 10 be dealt with lightly.
So they are mustered into fellow
ship with their husbands, brothers
and swcethearts in making Tulsa
better and greater. They will do
The work with dignity and success,
lead by that veteran worker Mrs.
Lah u. Lindsay.
Tulsa Branch OF the National
Society Of Women Voters Is organ
lied and the initiative was takcn
at the Wednesday luncheon which
was one Of most enthusiastic and
interesting affairs of women held
here in long time. Under the
inspiration Of Mrs. A. l.. Farmer
and other Red Cross workers OF
the city an organization to assist
NEEDY families during the winter
~ Wen under way. Mrs. Frank
milton Greer, Mrs. John r. Wheeler
ana other Tlth ugtigF gI
BY Miss Romans of Central high
Ethool and Miss Wyndham of the
uial university dramatic art
teacher are working diligently for
the success Of the Red Cross
pageant which will be staged Al
convention hall on the night OF
FRIDAY, october II, where Tulsa's
wonderful talent will be displayed
IN panoramic review. SO after a
dul summer Of nothing happening
people, especially women, are aris-
Ing from a lethargy, and are
ss"aKenlng to the various calls OF
The autumn is here with all Of
Hs glory. The air Is reyerberat-
LE with the sound of hammer and
.nSel ana Is the accompaniment
uat Is the sweetest sound in the
NAa'A NNAAo ho IL IN III dN-
cord with tke slogan OF the Chamber
VI Commerce, "A Bigger and Bet
Ter Tulsa"
II seems TO say watch Tulsa
STOW OH the magic and crude
ssuustdnce with which magnificent
fortunes have been made almost
VNernlght IN Tulsa, after having
io.ned with the people in summer
,%dssltude, Is rising in price and
mere was never a more exhilirating
ionic Tor the civilization of the
world much less we, OF Oklahoma
Where the oil center lies. New life
ag0,unds. Peoples faces are wreathed
WIN smiles, labor is adjusting itself,
s,oMnerce awakens, city and com
,nunl'y life thrives in ali its avenues.
seSpIe again begin TO live as of old
A"a Tulsa is itself again.
.,"sarding the work of women
SS'ohg the lines Of organized en-.
SS,ayor' there is a strong call for
n,,agamation OF forces here in