Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-10-25

whose soldier rather mas never seen Nun.
Woman's place may be the home but to
support Aaron Jack. Mrs. Morgan has
had TO join the s,O00.00o women who even
in normal times in the United ..d, states ate,
TO the working woman" is her appeal.
Delaware names will be shown at
the courthouse. Jay. and in store at
Grove.
A pageant is planned in connection
with the Tahlequah display Of Chero-
kee names, which are also to be pue.
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 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
nP kn -
state central committee, L. A. Pelly
Guy p. Horton. Mrs. $. II. Landrum
}, Mrs. E. l.. Garnett. Mrs. Lydia Fagin
! J. r. Jamison and Pete Jenson.
; A military display at LawtOn will
add interest to 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 name.
J will be shown. Leading suffragists
will keep open house. there will be a
}, band concert afternoon and evening
h four minute suffrage speeches and
> tableaux illustrating women's wal
work. Over the little house will
I. hang a sign, Men of Pottawatomie
County. Five Thousand Strong. W.
Women Want the Vote Give It Tt
Us November 5th." The names viii
Re printed in the Shawnee News
Herald.
: Garvin county names will be showr
> in the Chamber Of Commerce. Paul.
Valley, with r. Cross, secretary of tn,
chamber. and Thomas F. Hodges, in
:. spectors.
!, Gage will show the Ellis county dis
play in a store decorated with patriot
is posters. Women will do Red Cross
!, work, have patriotic music and tall
, by the Rev. Mr.. Proffitt, who with w
4 X. Fisher. superintendent OF Gag,
!. schools. and Mrs. F. Rankin, count,
liberty loan chairman. will inspect th
}. petitions.
a Mcintosh names will hang from
huge war poster in a store at Eu
faula.
Woodward will display Woodwar,
i county names with the first "vo!celes
speech" in the county. Young girl
+ with votes for women sashes will turl
the placards on which the speech i
written.
Q A bank at Buffalo will display tn
r Harper county names. Buffalo with
population between five and six hur
\ dred having enrolled 100 women.
At the public display OF Pittsbur
, county names at McAlester, the 70
d lowing will pronounce on their gel
Q uineness, James II. Gordon, presiden
J. county bar association: Rev. w. [
], Witt, Rev. Philip Edwards, county a
\ torney. Carl Monk; S. J. Shannon. Mr..
Lucy Hillyer, Mr.. and Mrs. James I
Gresham. Mrs. E. J. Fannin.
Enid stores will show Garfield cour
ty names. including those from Anne