The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
KANSAS WOMAN ADDRESSES
THT LOCAL G. U. r

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draf. revealed the huge number Of il
literatcs there We're in this country
Illiteratc immigrants should not be
permitted 20 enter our shores We
SD ak OF the so-called melting pot
bur the trouble is that they do not
mel: Instead they despise and
abuse the Stars and Stripes for which
We would give our lives"
Urges Readjustment of Wage
Conditions
The laboring man, the man who
works for a contractor. who does
not have 10 employ his mental powers
should not receive higher wages than
the man who works with his brain
to train for higher citizenship. Read
1usSments Of such wage conditions
should be made"
Women Should Engage in Politics
N-s McCarter tried 10 impress
uron rhe women the absolute neces-
s.ty for ,hem 70 engage actively in
III politics. Politics do not besmirch
you, she said Politics are a part
OF yolr everyday business The four
walls OF your home are no longer
safe except as the laws Of the country
nike them safe.
TOO many women are Indifferent,
TO politics Indifference TO politics
means the growth OF socialism. soviet
Ism, and bolshevisnl. And we all know
what these forms Of government
ineai!
y nation writes its future IN the
treatment ot its. women I am proud
10 say that the United States male
population shows a greater respect
towards its women than does any
other nation on the globe, In the
United States are the sons OF mothers
wn1 gave the wcInen the great privi-
lecs Of suffrage. and we must teach
one sons these same signs Of noble
manhood
The League Of Nations
IN speaking Of the LEAGUE OF ma
tons Mrs McCarter stated that even
ttough The league was designed 20
prevent war. nevertheless there are
at nreseni % wars raging IN the
w1r'l She also stated IN her cpposi-
l'r TO the league that England had
SEQ votes according 10 the terms en-
sd in the league 20 Americas
r.e
why should VIC send our sons tc
frbJ the battles aroused between two
ll';le nations overseas cf whom wc
know very LITTLE i anything at alp"
she asked
Relates Humorous Incident
Mrs MccaTter related a humorous
incidsn, which occurred az the Chi
cago convention last June when she
walked down the main isle OF the
Ian 70 the speakers platform. tho
gentleman who acted as her escort
was Senator Lodge and Mrs McCarte
states that he nc,ed os u he believed
"a woman suffrage even though he
really was strongly opposed TO g."
Espvb -onisrn ana prob b.tion %
hand u hand stated Mrs. McCar-
ter. FOR the success Of business of q
io;ion depends largely upon pgohibi-
uon'
Iauds own Party
Mrs McCatter spoke ~ The Demo
cratc party os the weaker and con-
servauye while she lauded the Re-
publican party as the stronger and
mere progressive.
Il believe n intelligent. ana con-
scienuous halloiinc she said
In conclusion. Mrs McCarter spoke
Of the necessity Of elec,.nr Republican
state officers as well as national. and
emphasized the fact that great VIC
tcry in Oklahoma would be the cleo
ten Of a Republican senator
Banquet at {. Of {.
Preceding the speaking at Conven-
ton Hail Mrs. McCartor was guesi
of honor at banquet at the Chamber
Of Commerce which was attended by
ebout 20 guests. She was not called
upon to speak az this time.
Or. c. c. weith was POSTMASTER.
The program opened with invocation
by the Rev F. ". Golden-Howes
rector of St Philips Episcopal church.
followed BY singing one verse Of
America" Brief talks were made
by Guy P. Cobb. Sam Weeks sam
Butler, George Ahern. Mrs. II. II
Sayre. George A Ramsey, and James
Barron Mr.. Ahern was introduced
as the only Republican office holder
IN the city Of Ardmore.
A, the conclusion OF the banoue;
the guests went In bo5y to Conven.
ton Hal.