The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-10-24
HERE VS. ARE OUT
FOR DIR. HATFIELD
Strong Resolutions Adopted
Endorsing His Candida
cy for Governor.

Recently the West Virginia He
brew League held meeting at the
Lyric theatef at Keystone, w. va
From the enthusiasm and loud ap.
plause manifested at the meeting
Or. II. D. Hatfield, candidate fol
governor on the Republican ticket
is still dear to the hearts OF these
people. over 200 Hebrews gathered
from the southern section Of West
Virginia, to form themselves into a
solid phalanx to wage war, polite
ally, for the man who has befriended
them. No truer race of people or
more loyal people to their friends
can be found in the Western Hemis-
phere than the Jewish people. DR..
Hatfield, as practicing physician
has rendered medical aid to the Jew
ish people of that section at critical
times, and has aided them in a
financial way, but these favors have
never been forgotten. Resolutions
were adopted and the secretary in
structed to spread them broadcast
over West Virginia, and campaign
committee selected to canvass the
state in behalf OF the next governor
of West Virginia, Or. H. D. Hat
field. The resolutions adopted, are
as follows:
At regular meeting of the West
Virginia Hebrew League, assembled
at the Lyric theater, at Keystone,
w, Va on October 2. for the pur-
pose of looking after important
business pertaining to the League,
it was enthusiastically suggested by
the members present that inasmuch
as the League has accomplished et-
fective work in the last Republican
primaries in assisting our lifelong
friend, DR.. H. D. Hatfield. in getting
him the nomination for governor;
and,
Whereas, DR.. Hatfield is the
friend of the poor as we'll as the
rich, the friend OF labor and the
friend of capital, and the friend OF
all races and creeds: and,
Whereas, DR.. Hatfield showed his
fearless and honest method of doing
things by announcing his platform
before soliciting any ones vote; and,
Whereas, the voters showed their
appreciation of his methods by cast
ing their votes for DR.. H. d. Hat
held on June 4 last, to an extent that
no one can dispute that DR.. Hatfield
was almot unanimously nominated
direct by the people, and perhaps
against the will of some of the pol
iticians; and,
Whereas, Knowing DR.. Hatfield to
be a good bushes man and well
equipped to give our state bust
ness administration such as the peo-
pie need, and,
Whereas, DR.. Hatfield measures
up in every way to the size of an
ideal candidate for governor, and,
Whereas, DR.. Hatfield is map
in whom, and in whose integrity
and ability to fulfill the Office of
governor of West Virginia, we have
implicit confidence, therefore, be ii
Resolved, That We, as a body and
individually, pledge ourselves and
ask our co-religionists throughout
the state of West Virginia to assist
DR.. H. d. Hatfield, from now until
the polls close, on November 5, at
sunset. by using every legitimate
method in their power to elect Dr..
Hatfield as our next governor;
And, be it further Resolved. That
our president, ]. NJ Lopinsky, and
secretary, Samuel Solins, make a
trip through the state to call on all
OF our friends and explain the good
deeds that DR.. Hatfield has done and
the high type of American citizen
ship he possesses and use every eff
fort to get our people to make an
honest and untiring effort to elect
DR.. Hatfield in the coming election
for governor OF West Virginia.
Committee on resolutions:-IIa
ry Bank, Charles Wagner. Simon
solins, Israel Totz, L. Kaufman,
Harry Totz, L. schuchat, Aaron Cat
zen, Harry Matz, Harry Budnick.