The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-19


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dart II was stated last night ana
the Organization wonld no 'snniplokt
Inv TUESDAY night Of NEXT weak IIwher
a second dinner .wonld' he hell 10 IN
fange campaign details.
Captains Of teams viii be selected
In the meantime and notified Of theii
commissions. Other members OF the
campaign COMMITTEES include r. II
Cunningham and w. ]. Wiegcl. The
former is out OF the city aud there
fore not present but the latter wa!
there and really vita his committee OF
Manufacturing plants and Industries
as follows:
W. ] .WSsgel; chairman: Everett B
Moore, Monongahela Valley Tracticr
company; w. O. Cole, Owens Bottle
company; w. D. Stockley, Fairmonl
Mining Machinery company; i. G
Lauder. Domestic Coke. Corporation
z. ID. Fenhagen, West virginia Meta
Products company; g. FL. jenkins
Hutchinson SSal company
Brooks Fleming, Jr.. Consolidation
Coal Company. w. G: Dobbie. Jamt
son Coal Company, and George 4
Watson, Consolidation Coal Company
Heck Martin who expects his namt
to be on the Marion county J Demo
cratic ticket for reelection as cierf
of the County court this wall was thu
next speaker called forward by Mr.
Cash. Heck" came in for consid'
cradle amount OF good natured kidding
about his aspirations to succeed him
self. Heck is an old time campaignel
and he told his hearers last night thai
he didn't feel like he could personally
afford to miss a part in the campaign
as he felt he derived a benefit from
being part of 1t. Incidentally he
added, that a good Y. M. G. A. made
better town and a better town made
better bushes, so he could not claim
absolutely unselfish motives in his
deep interest in the sY." Heck ad.
mdtted that he was a busy man for
he said Boys they're after me and
I've got to work"
Sam Fuller of bridge building fame
pulled off a real witticism last night
When called to address the gathering
he began to pull the old line of Speed
making -not-in-my-liner stuff wher
somebody said Build Bridge Sam
Sam came back at him by saying ..Wel
could come nearer putting thai
across.
eBut he got across with good
speech by tile way he told his fellows
that in his travels, and his work hat
taken him all over the United State:
and to the island Of Jamaica, he hat
never yet seen a town with the pei
and the get-up and-go that permeatel
this very same town OF Fairmont. Ht
scoffed the idea that the sum of $25, 0ot
would be hard to raise. Tell the PEG
pie what is doing at this Y. NJ. C. "A
he said and they'll come across in ia
hurry"
W. j. Wiegel, who is also one of the
old campaigners, having served a
more than dozen, thirteen to be ex-
act, Y campaigns, was called ON tc
TELL US how it's donef Mr.. Wtege,
told of his varied career as cam
paigner. stating that he had beer
Blue when he was Red, and Red wher
he was blue" but he had no desfr,
to escape the campaign, for he didn't
feel he could afford to- He also got
in his usual tribute to the services o.
the women who will Join in this cam.
paign for the funds stating that he
counted greatly on their efforts n
This campaign with the record of pre.
yious campaigns in his memory.
Mr.. wiegel told briefly some OF the
activities which the Y ia conductinl
among the industrial peoples Of The
city, a work which directly benefit .
ted the employers. They. the empioyer,
should and would come across WITH