The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-27
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Several fine Republican rallies
were staged about the county last
evening with good speakers and a
great number of people attending
the meetings. The Republican
leaders are making good use Of the
time remaining before the close OF
tho campaign to cover the county
and make the final appeals to the
voters to support the national, state
and county Republican tickets at
the election next Tuesday.
e. r, Bell and Mrs. George W.
Kinsey invaded the Flat Run sec.
tIon for a meeting at the school
house. Flat Run is a Democratic
stronghold and great number OF
those In the audience last night
were Democrats who came to hear
what the Republicans had to say.
So well did tho Republican speak
ers present their case that after
the meeting many Democrats de-
clared that they were going to vote
Mrs. KInsey and Mr.. Bell made
splendid addresses and were given
the careful attention OF the large
crowd that turned out for the meet
ing.
]. D. Parriott, Mrs. A. l. Lehman
and DR.. Phoebe Moore were the
speakers last evening at the meet
ing held at Glovers Gap In the
Warrington section. An exception
ally large crowd was out for this
meeting, and gave very close atten-
tiOn to the speakers. J. D. Par
riott made splendid address dis
cussing the national and state is-
sues, while Mrs. Lehman and DR..
Moore made appeals to the women
to go out next Tuesday and vote
the Republican ticket.
Harry Shaw, Mrs. Joseph Grims-
ley and Mrs. J. T. Miller were the
speakers at Mt. Claire school, the
building being packed for the ses-
sion. W. E. Hawkins presided ut
the meeting and introduced the
speakers. There Is much interest
in the Republican cause at Mt.
Claire and a good organization has
been perfected.
At the Shaw school William Heis.
kell presided and the speakers were
L, II. Eddy, Mrs. J. ]. Horan, Mrs.
Bainbridge and Mrs. Minta West.
It was very enthusiastic gather
ing, and those at the meeting re-
port that the speakers were &c.
corded perfect attention during
their talks.
Harry Engle, Mrs. Frank Richie
and Mrs. Harry De Turk were the
speakers at the Whitehall school.
The building was jammed to the
doors and the audience one Of the
most enthusiastic OF the campaign.
The speakers were continually in.
terrupted by Outbursts OF applause.
The party making the "Trip from
Fatrmont was well pleased with the
situation in that section.
Ward Meetings.
Two fine ward meetings were
held in the city last evening, Sena-
tor R. A. Pollock addressed the
meeting in the Third ward and
made a fine talk on tho tariff and
also touched on the league OF ma.
the meeting and introduced the
J. NJ. Jacobs and N. L. Brown
were tho speakers at the meeting
at the Miller school in the Fourth
out for the meeting. W. e. Arnett
presided. Both speakers touched
on the national and state issues
and made an appeal for support for
the entire Republican ticket
Two fine ward meetings are
booked for this evening, Harry
Shaw will address meeting ut the
Central school in the First ward,
the meeting being called for 1880,
while j. NJ. Jacobs and M. I. Brown
viii be the speakers at the East
Park school meeting, which Is
| called for. 8 o'clock.