Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-22
Many HERE Want
T0HEARHARD|NGIN
| BALTIMORE RALLY
Republican Pilgrimage From
/ This City Stirs Interest.
+ Rail Arrangements.

There is a noticeable rush at repub-
lican headquarters. 1410 H street
northwest, for tickets of admission to
hear Senator Harding speak in Bal
timore next Monday night.
A committee, of which Edgar c.
Snyder is chairman, is arranging for
the local pilgrimage to Baltimore. and
has already applied to the proper
Maryland authorities for as many
tickets as can be spared for distribu-
ton in Washington.
Although no allotment of tickets
has yet been made, the committee will
make every endeavor to care for as
many local republicans as possible. 1t
announces that those wishing tickets
should lose no time making applica-
tion at headquarters, where they will
be required to register for them. Ar
rangements are being made for spe-
cial railroad facilities to handle the
local delegation. the details of which
will be announced later.
A series Of republican mass meet
ings for all the state voters residing
in Washington, in connection with in
terest in the national and state cleo
tons. is being planned by the local
republican committee, of which Henry
NJ. Camp Is director. A schedule for
these meetings will soon be announced.
Local interest in these rallies will
center about the Maryland rally, at
which prominent speakers will urge
Maryland voters to get busy with
their friends in the state in the in
terest OF the candidates on the re-
publican ticket.
votes for o. D. Weller, the republican
candidate for the United States Sem
ate. Mr.. Weller's supporters point to
the fact that he 10 = former resident
of this city. and is deeply interested
in its progress and affairs.
Denecrats Complete Program.
The local democratic campaign
committee has practically completed
Its program Of activities for the re-
nouncing this the leaders said that
the principal aim of the local cam
pAign is to instill enthusiasm and
party patriotism among Its followers
and to reach state voters residing in
headquarters have been opened at
1345 Pennsylvania avenue. and from
now until November 1t is anticipated
that they will be . center Of activity.
1t Is planned to hold meetings of the
great frequency. Every day and
night members Of the local committee
will be on hand to instruct voters re-
garding their state election laws and
10 Iurnt8a OIQeT lQ1Oru8tIOu IekafQ.
ing the campaign. Some Of the meet
ings will be in the form of instruc-
ton classes. On these occasions
groups will be gathered and given ex-
plicit and detailed Instructions.
The new headquarters will be Open
ed formally tomorrow night At this
rally there will be q number Of promi-
nent speakers. including Roland e.
Mahany of the Department Of Labor,
John F. Costello, democratic national
committeeman, who is directing the
campaign here. will preside.
John 3. Colpoys, one of the local
leaders. announces that, in addition
to meetings and rallies planned, ar
rangements are being made for q
campaign in front Of the various gov
eminent bureaus and departments. It
10 intended to have a large corps of
speakers address workers during the
monday recess.
Anticipate Packed House.
A packed house" IL anticipated by
those in charge Of the Harding Demo-
cratic Club rally to be held tonight at
Community House, COL e street north
west. Since it's organization. less
than . month ago, this club has had
q rapid growth--more than 800 per-
sons having Joined it--and, because of
this and the general interest in its
activities, preparations are being
made for a record crowd tonight.
There will be several speakers. sing