The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-24
MEXICAN EDITOR
ADM|RES TULSA
pulchritude of Women of
Wonder City and In
dustry Pleases
SIGHTS AMAZED HIM
Senior Sana Wrote That He
Would Always Remember
Visit to Oil Capital

That Tulsa made deep impress
sion upon villa Sana, editor Of the
VI Mundo, of Tampico, with Gov
erryr Paras party here last week,
c,n bc seen from the following
statement which ne wrote out in
spari-n. and which Knapp, Of the
NacRav Telegraph company, trans
lated for The World.
"lrnder the cold Carcsses Of a
\, driggljug rain. that fell over the city
like a fine mantle OF tullc, pearly
gray. [ abandoned the salon Of the
hotel where the men of immense
affairs comfortably reclined In wide
diyans and arm chairs taking their
ges', and reading indolently thv
editions Of the evening papers.
AN apparently are infected with
n drowsiucss from which my in
iranuuu spirit breads contagion
bursting as Il Is with a consuming
desire to penetrate the secret
formulas which have created the
prodigous, this marvellous city OF
Tulsa, well known as the Wonder
City.
rails in Love with Home.
"On the luxurious cushions Of an
automobile which the vice president
OF the Sinclair Oil company courte-
ously placed at the disposition of
ihe Mexican delegation we travelled
I'the portions of the city given over
10 the homes. Enchanting nests
which cnamored souls have created
for the reclusion of love, What in
vitation these wonderful homes eX-
tend to forever, desert the crratic
bohemian life OF the Mexican journ-
alist and to convert himself into a
ccmmercialized burgess who has no
thought Of ideals.
"An the fantasy, all the coquotry,
Of architectural genius has been in
corporated in each one OF these
picturesque and gracious little homes
Of Tulsa. Where the beautiful
daughters OF this favored land hide
their pulchritude the memory OF
which / will carry with me to my
homeland as "A sainted relique OF
this visit
The pentagran OF my emotions
has been exhausted. They have been
OF such a consuming intensity that
my spirit is faint, but back.
after returning TO the business
center we were escorted through
the Exchange National bank, where
though but an infant in years al
ready handles the immense sum OF
s3l 900 900, a sum much in superi-
VIitE 10 llul ldilultu ny ouI bdHCp
de Londres y Mexico, the largest
financial institution of Mexico.
Modern Arabian Nights.
Better than Wonder CITY,
would name Tulsa, the City OF Mil
lions Yes, Tulsa is indeed a city
OF millions. Everything is done
here in terms OF millions-millions
invested in the oil industry, millions
in the banks, millions in everything
and thousands OF beautiful women
circulate through the streets and
buildings Of the city, where all is
light and happiness.
After leaving the vaults or the
bank, which are new 'Sesames OF
the Arabian Nights where the
Modern Bluebeards guard the treas
ures, we visited under the courteous
guidance OF Mr.. Tabor the offices OF
the Sinclair OIL company. tThe
Tampico ends are managed by old
friends Of the writer). Many won
derful things we witnessed, not the
least was the beautiful panorama
displayed from the top of the build
Ing, a wonderful perspective, pune
Wated at intervals by the upstnnd-
ing derricks, which look like monu-
ments placed in the midst OF the
landscape.
After today we will no longer
feast our eyes on the many beauties
that this wondrous land holds, but
We will carry with us n very CRATE
ful memory of the gallantry OF its
hospitable people and most crafty
Ing the pulchritude Of its daugh-