The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-19
GRADY WOMEN IN
SESSION APPOINT
STATE DELEGATES
Democratic Women Hold Big County
Convention Endorsing Admins
tration Of State and Nation
and League Nations.
PERFECT ORGANIZATION
FOR WORK THRU COUNTY
Mrs. Emersop Temporary Chairman,
Miss Anna Wade O'Nelll Perma-
nent Head of Organization;
Miss zinn, Secretary.


Miss zinn, Secretary.
Just as reminder that they have
the vote and the right to hold politi-
cal meetings and also that they know
what they want to do and how to do
it, Grady county democratic women
met Saturday afternoon in the court
house here, perfected county or
ganization, elected Officers and named
AZ delegates who are to represent
Grady county in the state democratic
womens meeting which is to be held
in Oklahoma City on January q.
B. B. Barefoot, chairman CT the
county democratic central committee
called the meeting to order There
were women present from every sec
tion of the county to add volume to
the big assembly of Chickasha
women.
Mrs. d. f. Emerson was elected
temporary chairman of the meeting
and Miss Adola Zinn temporary sec
retary. Mr. Barefoot turned the
meeting over to Mrs. Emerson who
presided throughout the business ses-
sion and before it's close
Miss Anna Wade ONeill was elect
ed permanent chairman of the Grady
county organization.
The chair appointed 4 committee
to recommend a list of delegates to
represent this county at the Oklaho-
ma City meeting. The committee was
composed of Mrs w H. Gilkey, chair
man, Mrs. Morgan Hamilton, Mrs. j.
A. Sager, Mrs. T. L. Friend and Miss
Eliza Rule The recommendations of
the committee were later approved by
the convention.
Resolutions were adopted endors
ing the democratic administration of
state and nation and commencing the
democratic party for its activity in
securing the enactment of certain
laws. The resolution also endorsed
the League of Nations.
Following are the resolutions:
1--WE endorse the Democratic ad
ministration of both state and nation
and commend the president of the
United States in his efforts to secure
worldwide agreement which has fol
its purpose the elimination of war ant
conflict between nations.
1--WE endorse the national woman
suffrage amendment to the constitu
tion> of the United States and com
mend the Democratic party for it!
efforts in the adoption of such amend
ment.
I'VE congratulate the people o
the United States upon the adoption
of the national prohibition amend
ment.
1--WE commend the Democratic par
| ty for its efforts in the enactment 0
laws protecting child labor and tn,
hours of employment for women.
1--WE believe in Americanism an,
we look with disfavor upon any elias
or any movement having for it's pun
pose the destruction of our institu
tions of government, or the bringin
about of internal strife and disagree
ments between different classes G
people.
'We commend the government NJ
on, the deportation of those person
who, by teaching and precept, woul
seek to destroy the government itse
and we recommend that the congress
of the United States enact MOI
stringent immigration laws, an
thereby protect the people of th
United States from the influence {
such characters.
1--WE commend the efforts of thos
interested in securing legislation fl
the benefit of the soldiers who serve
: in the recent war and we recommer
that state and nation establish ins
tutions for the proper care al
: treatment Of those suffering from al
injury or disease as the result
such military service.
"We recommend that this conve
!. tion select county chairman and
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