The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
For Working Married Women.

Editor World: Most fair-mindod neonIa sim,
ply ignored j. 5. McCuough's letter Of twenty
seventh, Tor IT'S plainly seen that he's one OF
tho sort who think women were made only to
administer the comfort of men. hut somehow
Just can't resist sending in the following
Really can't figure out what caused him to
get that way unless there's n woman with his
company, who has more authority than him
ser ana no rcSents the fact that she has sue
cecded and he hasn't, or else perhaps he tried
flirting with a married woman employe, and
was severely thrashed by her husband.
where's the rub Mr.. Mccullough. and why
harp about the unfortunate married woman.
who is trying to better herself by decent work.
When there are 80 many other subjects OF great %
tr Importance Resides no real lic-AIen would
DC content at soft job. which women can
handle so why yell bloody murder" IL they
want to use their brains little2 It's only hu-
man nature to desire IA large salary check, but
IRON your expression / take 1t that men are
willing To do hard work without an- pay what
sumo you are judging them all by the ones in
your home and oifico, without giving your own
faults any thought whatever.
You've undoubtedly trod the primrose path, f"
all of your life, and when YOU married expect 1t
was similar to the late Geek and Kennedy af-
tair You don't know how awful 1t is to be
poor, you don't understand and YOU don't care
to- for YOU would rather kick person down
nill than to help them climb upward.
You state ITS disgusting 10 see a wife work o.
ing trying TO better the future for herself and
those unborn. | call ii noble and If ANYTHING
Will better the atmosphere such effort should.
You also state. III they were helping their hus-
hands financially you would commend their
it,
do YOU suppose They're doing with the money
they earn | dare say quite "a lot more honestly
than you get yours, throwing IL in the Pacific
ocean? No, saving all possible which isn't A
huge sum, but some day there will be a little
house with vinc-covered porch, and tho baby
whom' the landlady said '"rhcy must not have
or they would have TO move-maybe into a
tent II doesn't matter just SO other folks wer,
not bothered
seems to me it's like this.
Single Stenographer: | spent hair my check at
mo beauty parlor and for the costume | wore
last night, FOR | simply must land Jack Hes
the only wealthy boy know, and its either him
or sp'nStGrhood for me "a simply refuse to
marry unless can better my condition
Married Stcnographer' / married for love
knowing that BIN couldn't give me a home but
it's fun to work and save. for wen have one in
The future, whereas had we remained single we
would probably spent our checks having a good
Time and landed u "poorhousc" in our old
age.
OF course there are exceptions 20 this case.
but give women good homes, support, and love,
ana see how many continue public work, Very
few will | assure YOU
This seems n more sensible plan to mo than
he one YOU suggested.
Pass law which prohibits inter-marriaee Of
rleh families instead let them choose a poor
person, also let the wealthy mcn who have
made enough money 10 last them the rest of
heir lives, retire from business, and in their
places put some haTd.working mon, who with
4 Ntl" training can handle the positions salts.
Rctorily, ana watch the resultg
Does that not sound wise? As much So
think as the idea that women are working ac-
count or our boys going to war. Where did
YOU get that ! wonder2 Most of them are
working because they have to in order TO live
and numbers ot them have been working for
though
Breauncs there a person with ambition ~
dead who doesn't care to succeed If it can be
done by work? Let us an quit kicking attend
our own business, and make this world a better
place To live in, but doa't knock tho women.
Iu'S'' Jan ~ JAMES RANSOM,