The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-22
HEATED TINE Ar
N0A-PARTlsAN MEET

NON-PPARIlsAN ; ! ] meet
.BUTTERS-IN SUFFER
THE USUAL FATE
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Peaceable Meeting by Akron Non
Partisan Club Interrupted BY Trail
ers and Hecklers. Who Receive
Castigation They Should Remember
ATare occasion for Medina was til
non-partisan meeting in the park las,
Friday night, Rare, not only be,
cause pf the unusual and seemingly
anomalous position Of the organize
tion under whose auspices the meet.
ing. was held, but also for the unex.
pectea fun injected into it toward The
close. N
Those responsible for the meetine
Are members Of what is known as the
Young Mems Davey Club of Akron
composed Of Republicans and Demo
Gratis. the former nrednm; AZ. nat;nc TN nv
club vas formrd for H. snIe 49, ~
onenlv avowad n,rrosa ~ "a ass; s ", ~ a;u 4,
the defaat of Chas = Kn;mht o;.s 81 I.
nnhl;can cand;aata for Conasass III Il
fhis fhe f4th district ana ;n ths I eloc' =
tion 81 the nresant Damocrat;c Cnn-
gressman. Martin h Dauev 80
The Renr,hl;can menahsrs % "a ~
Yonnr Mems Davev CInh n,oro;rsnt ,t
business and nrofess;onaI man of AZ.
rnn announced amnha ha+;caiI, % +haS,
purpose "a vote tbe art;re Panphi;co, Icon !,
f;cket with H. s;nrls eycont;or ~
.the- RAnnh1ican Cnnrrass;onai card;- Il
cate. Chas. H. Knirht whom thav
class AZ ahsol,,talv Unfit ~ So,.ua &,
every nart;cnIar save ;ntellactna i l;t,, -
n e genaraIiv % concsGed n@ isTSreIys that KmsnTt
4 above the averape in ;ntell;ueT,ce
and cleverness 80
The chief nurnosa of tha Yoaet;ro
Friday nipht was 10 bring to the roan
and woynen a. Medina sorsa f;,st ~ i 1l i N
ir,formation a. II Kn;Uht;s inf; nnf;tnassi a.u
This was dora ana Is IL r.ost s,,'' =,
terestinO and CONVINCING narrar
q The r,r;nrinai snealrers wara n \ n
Staphenson and James Shaw Ran,,h. 4.
iicans. and NJ. u. Wilkies Democrat
Others .Who smoke vii NJ msnt;oneT
further 81. The meatinc vS : caliad
to order and presided over hv ,RavW
n. Rrvenfon ~ the lncal eMathod;st
church. follcwinc 4 ,brief cnncart III
the Medina han3. .,' ! & (, 4 n 4
M Shau, was +ho f,st s,,aol,or
shaw. Il are tn fha foranoost srs;aass
men 81. Akron. where he hasl ,res; 80 IN
for more than 4 score AZ wears and
where he has had ample onnort,,n;tv 1tsr
Ia watch and stndv Tia cond,,ct ~
Chas. i. Knicht- shaw @nroc a;msd
Knight,s notoriouslv nn- rra,;ean
editorial lpolicv thros1chn,,t the nar;-i
Al of the late war h;s r1nna;t;oatad
arroranca ana last az all his fmmor-
alitv. which. said . Shaw n itself
sho,iid .stamn Kn;cht H. shso1ntaIv
unfit for the high Office II which he
aspires.4 a
Durif1a' his remarks. shaw alluded
I'd one San Cole If Akron q sold;er
IN the late war Win shaw declared
had at one time onenlv renmd;atad
knight. but had subseuuentlv hermit
tad his name ia annear IN Knioht'sl
paner as snonsor;nr KNIGHTS cand;1
dacv' Still later. said Shaw Cole
apologized. for the article in the paner
nv sav;na he had shaan n; sn,,otaT fn
Ehe l;yht of his wahhlino ahaw ac-
corded e., Cole The ahacR -hone If
iellv-fish,n-
4 Both Wilkes and Stenhenson. IN
heir addresses. dwell nart;cnlarlv
mon Knicht's moral and nt-natr triotic
Infitness for his election to CONGRESS-
4 Two ar, three other members of the
.Iub' nrevicuslv nnheraIdad were
,rasant and snnko hr;aflu in srnrorf
Il the ccnsations made a1a;nst
znfght. All Of The latter sneakers
we're Republican. 4
tAs the meeting was drawing "a a
lose Attorney 7 w Sevmnnr If Mo
ina mounted the niatfornr, excnsino
,is Intrusion bv the Statement that
he meeting was advertised AZ non
q rt;say 7"Perhans II ;s "fsa;d Saw
nour. Nbut of Democratic nersua-
ion y Far tha noomant, Savnnour's
,on mot seemed hanniIv npnortune- to
ome of Ms listeners bnt met the fate I
4 an over.blown hubble as If was soon
hown that Of ali the speakers pres
m there was but one Democrat
Seymour made another m0mentaryl