The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Mind you, there is no attempt 20
take sides. one way or the other in
this matter OF politics but in the at
titude of n bystander one is permit
ted 10 observe the activities OF those
who take part, or perhaps II is bet
ter 20 say the lack of activities
might be observed as was indeed
The case preceding recent events in
Tulsa when it was the intention of
many to have woman elected on
prominent official board. There was
grand rush at the polls at the last
moment and the result was defeat.
In this respect was there lack Of CO.
operation, organization or co-ordin-
ailon-what was it2 There was n
lack NJ something. II seems to one
ooserNant that the women Of Tulsa
are not organized. one remembers
the story Of the hornets nest now. II
j. haCkneyed one, hut there are
times when IL surely points n moral.
lIhe man driving with a fellow part
Ned through the country kept fleck-
ing off insects on nearby branches
ana boughs with much efficiency
When the partner on observing a
hornets nest said, Let me see you
knock that hornet off, and he
quickly said, "Never, that hornet
mas an organization back of him"
II belongs to the Delphian organi-
'+llp7 .iN H. number with the sew
enth now In the making. TO form n
,lty federation or executive council.
me women of these organizations,
Hhg'y number about four hundred
ana most OF them. two o-thirds ofthem
o. Ieast, belong to the Oklahoma
Ituerationiof Women's clubs. They
proudly announce themselves ready
20 serve as one of the civic ana phil
aAlhropic arms of the city and are
ydu, 10 Cooperate with any move
Hsnt that1s launched to make Tulsa
better place in which to live. This
2ephlan city federation, now 400
.ohg' is going TO grow. There Is
uaay a perspective of Just what
,ley VIII mean in local affairs here,
specially In such affairs that con-
,'.In women. Needless to say they
"t sland together for n single OBJ
;Nt mat may be set forth at any
gNe' On occasions when there Is a
.vSTe 70 launch a woman for an Of
g'aI board member, there is no need
saY now strong her position will
~ WIN an organization behind her
Huhureds OF women. Much has
,Len SAID OF a city federation here OF
ine alIierent clubs. This has never
oo' n accomplished and the rare ex-
1--we ability and mental acumen
u1Sa women has been centered i'm
'e single club of thirty-five or forty
TvHloels' there being ten or more
,uoS OF this kind, and nov this
ci,p mas been accomplished at that
~ uliner given last Tuesday at
SU N'ltee Cup, when a central cnun-
~, was formed. Despite the lact
woman has the franchise, there
III. 'ehdenoy~for many OF the fem.
~ sex To treat with Indifference
~, privilege, There is a proverh
ha5, SlFS' Tics make strange
,r, i'oWs' which was never more
ono man now, Yet politics as some
Disr,nl4fis said, made a Tallyrand. a
L,r'l, and broke a Bismarck ano
Na'ser There seems TO lie a nues.
"Sh IN the minds of some women
ns, 1 or shah | not ?" The eter-
question. The emancipat!on OF
Gfa.en IRON the BACKGROUND OF
hsr torum OF business. other thar
bo,,u ulNlne function of mother and
II ,L'aker is one OF carrying with
ana other works OF rssoonsibilltN
Tv u may be likened 10 that ouai.
yer than mother love, Vhlcf
son "nelms her when she sends he,
triot.s Hsnt Tor his country-pa
>st l, sa II Is patriotism in ifs tru
''e 'hat should awaken womer