The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-10-24

Mrs. Morgan and Aaron Jack Morgan.
whose soldier father has never seen him.
Womans place may be the home but to
had TO join the 100000 women who even
In normal times in the United states
must earn their own living. THE bal
lot protects the working man. Give II
to the working woman" is her appeal
Delaware names will be shown at
the courthouse, Jay. and in a store at
Grove.
A pageant is planned In connection
with the Tahlequah display OF Chero-
kee names, which are also to be pus-
lished in the newspaper.
Pawhuska. which has a registered
male vote Of 447 and has enrolled 1923
women for suffrage, will have a dis.
play Of the Usage county names.
The courthouse officials at. Sallisaw
will receive the Sequoyah county
names. which will later be hung in
the postoffice and banks.
Wagner names will be shown in a
Wagner store. The list includes 49
out OF the So women asked to sign at
Stone Bluff.
Jackson county suffrage headquart.
ers at Altus has had a months display
Of a tiny polling place with dolls
representing the twelve equal suffrage
states, the five primary suffrage states
and the two presidential suffrage
states. A fence separates these from
dolls representing the unenfranchised
states including Oklahoma. Here the
names will be hung after inspection by
T. M. Robinson Of the Democratic
state central committee. L. A. Pelly,
Guy p. Horton. Mrs. 8. H. Landrum,
Mrs. E. L. Garnett. Mrs. Lydia Fagin.
J. r. Jamison and Pete Jenson.
A military display at Lawton will
add interest 10 the Comanche county
display. which Colonel Shepler of the
Lawton Constitution. Mr.. johnson and
George Shultzberg. secretary OF the
war camp community service will in.
spect.
In miniature home erected on the
corner Of Bell and Main streets, Shaw.
nee, the Pottawatomie county names
will be shown. Leading suffragists
will keep open house. there will be q
band concert afternoon and evening.
four minute outrage speeches and
tableaux illustrating women's war
work. Over the little house will
hang q sign. Men OF Pottawatom.e
County. Five Thousand Strong. We
Women Want the Vote. Give II To
Us November 5th." The names will
be printed in the Shawnee News.
Herald.
Garvin county names will be shown
In the Chamber of Commerce. Paurs
Valley. with r. Cross. secretary OF the
chamber. and Thomas F. Hodges. in.
spectors.
Gage will show the Ellis county dis.
play In store decorated with patriot.
is posters. Women win do Red Cross
work. have patriotic music and talk
by the Rev. Mr.. Profitt, who with W..
r. Fisher. superintendent Of Gage
schools. and Mrs. E. Rankin. county
liberty loan chairman. viii inspect the
petitions.
Mcintosh names will hang from a
oooo wes toStci ~ otOic az Eu.
faula.
Woodward will display Woodward
county names with the first "voiceless
speech" In the county. Young girls
with votes for women sashes will turn
the placards on which the speech Is
written.
A bank at Buffalo will display the
Harper county names. Buffalo with a
population between i've and six hun
dred having enrolled 100 women.
At the public display OF Pittsbure
county napes at McAlester. the fol-
lowing will pronounce on their gen.
uineness. James H. Gordon. pres ident
county bar association; Rev. w. u.
witt, Rev. Philip Edwards. county at.
torney. Carl Monk; 8. J. shannon, Mrs.
Lucy Hillyer, Mr.. and Mrs James 4.
Gresham. Mrs. =. J. Fannin.
Enid stores viii show Garfield coun
~ Names including fhosa fro,r