The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

cussion included Claude Weaver,
postmaster; Ilm Davenport, former
First district congressman: L. Howell
Lewis; sam Morley former peniten-
,iary warden; Judge NJ. II. Carnegie,
Nnita, A. G. c. Bercr, Guthrie; T, J.
O'Neill, Chickasha John Whitehurst,
president OF the board Of agriculture,
and Tom l. Wade. democratic ma
,iJual committeeman.
Following are the vice presidents
elected from each OF the eight con
grcs' ''onal districts:
Firat district, James Davenport.
Ninltai Pat Malloy, Mrs W. n sill,
Tulsa. and Mrs. John Leahy. Paw.
huska.
tan; sSSGG3 Dr. + ft. and mr. I1''y " ES "
Gilbert. Muskogee. and Mrs, T. j Nc
| Comb SGllisaw.
Third district. cayl Monk. McAlcstcr;
/ ". S. Uttcrback. Durant, Mrs. T. f.
hennnger. Atoka, and Mrs. J, S. Null
len Ardmore.
| Ada: II. G. Brun.. Chandler: Mrs. NJ.
Fifth district. Dr. J. ", Duke. Guth-
rle General Roy Hoffman. oklahoma
| Cltyi Mrs Kathryn Van Lcuyen, OK
lahoma clay and Mrs, Henry Carr.
pauls Valley.
sixth district. Frank Bailey, Ch!cka-
shh; Tom Wade Marlow; Mrs. Fred
! Ehler Hennessey. and Mrs. II. J. Day.
! lawtOn.
Seventh district. Or. ]. ]. Williams.
/ " ~ ufh aefpvAs N.ts
Mrs. O. A. Brown. Mansum. and Mrs
Lrnnk Newlands. Frederick.
! Eighth district. Edmond Frantz.
! Enid. u. =. Marum. Woodward; Mrs
! +. Il. Lucas, ronca City, and Mrs. J..
II. Doelin. Ava
Following are the resolutions
adopted at the meeting
WHEREAS. tho great democratic
! party, under the leadership OF Woodrow
| Wilson throughout the years OF the
ever known. has successfully met
every national issue. and. by wise
statesmanship. played a leading part in
| bringing TO a successful close the war
Of the democratic world against Prus-
sisnlsm, and.
WHEREAS. the successful conclusion
! or the great war has given the world
4 the opportunity OF freeing mankind
| from any similar catastrophe In future
| generations through the medium OF q
| league Of nations. which we believe
| TO have been conceived with the high
est thoughts OF idealism and interna-
| tonal democracy. and
WHEREAS. thia league OF nations
has been perfected by the spokesmen Of
| the leading democratic nations OF the
world. now, therefore be II
| RESOLVED. that We heartily In
| dorse every act OF the administration
! OF Woodrow Wilson for the last six
years, and especially do We indorse his
advocacy OF the league OF nations and
urge the senate OF the United States
10 promptly ratify the treaty embtac-
Ing this covenant. And be X further
RESOLVED. that the nation has
In Robert /. Owen consist
ent and un,iring supporter OF the poll
cies OF Woodrow Wilson, who was one
OF the first OF the statesmen Of Amer
lea to catch the vision Of q league OF
nations TO enforce peace, and whose
years OF experience and close idsntin-
cation with the sdministration OF our
| distinguished president fits him better
than any other citizen TO carry into ef-
feet the policies inaugurated and be-
gun under this administration. His
broad craftsmanship and safe leader
ship 10 attested by his efforts In pro-
| curing the present currency act which
| enabled this nation to successfully
prosecute tho war and which Ia now
recognized by financiers everywhere