The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-31
SCHWABE TO GET
HELP OF WOMEN
Fair Helpers to Serve
Lemonade at Polls
Along With Cards.

iced homemade lemonade and
schwabe cards!
n That's what will be served repub-
Rhan voters Of precinct No. 81 at the
Hollis Eighteenth and Boston. Tues
day by "a bevy OF girls and women
headed by Mrs. Ira Allison. Schwabe
captain for her precinct. Mrs. Alli-
son and her feminine helpers will
dispense lemonade from n strategic
location to thirsty republicans near
tho polling place and at the same
time and with the same smiles will
invite one and all TO vote for George
II schwabe for congress.
Similar tactics will be employed
BY schwabe women captains In other
sections OF the city. For Tulsa re-
publican women are interested in
nominating Schwabe, and no effort
seems to them too strenuous TO ac-
complish such q desirable result. II
the telephone company's organlza-
lion has felt any extra strain dur
ing the past few days, II has been
becguse republican women have been
win the telephone extolling Schwabes $
fine qualities and capabilities TO fell
low republicans, both mon and
women and both neighbors and
strangers.
Women Solidly Behind Him.
The sentiment cherished by Tulsa
republican women that Schwabe is
the kind OF candidate they had pic
tured in political day dreams has its
counterpart throughout the Fi-,E
congressional district. Republican
women individually and in organiza-
tions are working for his nomlna-
ton The latest group OF women to
whom Schwabe in the flesh corrobo-
rated their mental images formed
from study OF his record and char
acter was the republican women's
Good Government club OF Washing
~pn county. which while in session
Slturday afternoon at Bartlesville
hid Schwabe as the principal
speaker.
Mrs. f. c. Greene. well-known
local woman and republican woman.
who has Just returned to the city
got into the campaign In behalf OF
schwahe speedily and enthusiastic
ally, saying that she had been fol-
lowing his career with interest since
his college days. IT admire Schwabe
highly" Mrs. Greene said yesterday.
! IF know him to be the best man for
the place. I believe that he is
broad minded enough to take into
consideration all his constituents and
not any one class. He Is q man that
stands for his own convictions and
he can not be bluffed--or bought.
oklahoma has needed such n man
all the time as its representative. in
congress. The state would not get
into bad repute, or cause laughter,
in Washington circles II we would
only send such 4 man as Schwabe
10 congress---a man OF ability, brill
lance and power"
Statements OF Others.
Belief that Schwabe as congress-
man would prize his official integ-
rty and work for the ever increas-
ing prosperity OF the common
wealth of oklahoma has led Mrs.
Ernestlne Maxwell. wife OF J. A.
Maxwell and for many years active
IN woman's work, TO work for tho
nomination of Schwabe.
Mrs Frank c. Walters said sun
day that she could not understand
ROW republican women protesting
10 entertain political ideals could
vote for any one for congress but
schwabe. HE represents what we
women always said we would de-
mand In politics---the highest effi-
|clencv. moral integrity, and Gibral-
tar-like strength, He is an honest
to-goodness man. And II women
want 10 see the party ticket gain a
man who will command the respect
and votes Of democrats they will
vote for him"