The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-10
Former Gov. GoIrlweII
Will Not Attend
Il. Convention
SS{Sga y. Il.
CHAIRMAN HULLLAIE
Only One Marion County
Democrat AT First
Sessions
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HUNTINGTON. Feb. Ia rbs
city took on decided demo o.raiis
hue today as members "a ths nartS
from all sections of thei ststs s
sembled for the meeting tl1js IA.
.ernoon OF the democratic ,.r st,,te IN.
vention and women. ana for M
banquet Of party 1eada,rs tor,s,,,
A large party arrived yys,t s.sdsS
filling hotels and mo+a ISss s,s *
every train TODAY.
Reservations to,. ths - ~, (. ~.
istered more than an toSss = &,
expected that aho,,t 7ko ,y6,,,a i,
tend, Hotel ,obhv atscn.s \ a. ,,,,l
foro ha,maa.;aI a.. sssAs:s.s ! !, ~
~, A'ees'Hs sutHs3 " = ~ pa'utiy
70 the announcement last might,
that former Governor John j. Corn.
well OF Romney, who had been es.
pected TO sneak nj the fannnst
wouId M, attend s.a.I !. 81. - -
n r. n,s, 80 'lsseua, ses. ~, SSaaaFtnsa sy1ss
"' r. OunIap sala ne DID not know
why the former governor was not
TO be present and i ~ 49, a..
mar rosto. ,,a.a T., ~ ~ =,
49, Fe4 nete,,; & ;st'no ot'ncsa ne
naa received word from Mr, Corn.
well saying that he was sorry that
he could41ot attend tI1e, y,esY Mo
Foa,,o 80 +. !,
. =. tAe uayI = sstknsEiilgs
was tne breakfast for the rnembers
OF the women's associated commit
tee and for other women here for
the meetings, The bfeajtfa as.
ranved hv tJ,rt,r q {, ~ {,
- - y : ~ .ysls l's9's'-
lnenp 1. IN ehe ne: party' ~ le Soi''-
ems part otthes Day ptpgiani on NJ
$780, with preparations colnniete
10 serve 200, while ne men were
content to begin theif activities
after lunch.
AT the women,s .braa,Ifses u.s
James Moreland. Of MorrantosTn.
chairman OF the women s Srvsni ~ 4
tion, said she was rlSd inf tSs 81.
potunity OF meeting the otlier
women workers in the party rank.
She urged that women Throughout
the state should take. an active part
in the campaign and in the pgrtss
activities, and pointed ont, ways nj
wnica sne believed the'wonaen could
oe OF special service; The giests
were welcomed by Miss Mary
tim wor,an.s ,,, oor,n,It. n 7 sil4'll
ns,o- 'tses.. ~
e!ay 91 me Tain psaring
s ShaiEnian Huli from WashtngtoIl
the sfternann mIe sesnIsnp se.ns ptssent %een s,
rnemhers ~ tho Ssss,Sa ~, Tpstleas pue
tee which ,no,,id . SSsp 49, ~ N
condu"t hin "oS ~ tta '1sss fs,Sa WIN ~
tei 'les mod 'sro,, ~ s.b t,,,e - I. SA a,Y ~
he wo,,IS rtsah V sus NY ss2sa sn'ss
o'cloct rransa,rs,,ts n @ s
for him fo aSdses" ~ ~, 49, s.s.ae ls.,
in1 of Tho com n,;ttaa es s s,;s.a .SS H. 's's'
socIsta cominittsa ss sasss ss1 sas e
sTrived sst IN tsa ~ e sSS e 70
committeos - So,rd e aassasa sns Ky '
Mrs nnnian % ana Mrsa Nsdssssss '
=. gu =, ,,s,.! :. ~
IN tne aotei LOBBY attention OF
ens VlsttoEs was attraeted py y
mucn 9fnaaged ana couftip plaster
oeSoTaeeo y. Y. 4 elephant on
.. Wnien q e. sign reaa lsalnt done
notnsns ana. oentnd " 9 White
rooster win the Sign tod you
So
Political observers said That ths
delegates from the southern part
o I the state far outnumbered those
from the northern Sectoh.
Among those who " a l,ers y,,,s
morning ready for the 6avSs 40.
tiy:tIes were: afffi,ir i, ;ssss,::..;;,s !. Il,
Rubernatorial nonSnss Al H. III
campaign who Wili nresis,s 5f Il Il TO- TO-
right's banm,et. Ne sSss,s,nS,s n ",
Senator r. a, 'Dntso,ns psrifSre h,,r,.
Toe N craddocE Sorsas,s. Il y ,.sSs, s,' ~ q
CLARK sburg: carroll fSir,.y ~; * ~ r. h..
mont: q &, Einsa and !" "isrsa : r. +
'rST s;iiton :. ssnstS. ~ NJ = ~ ~ ~
ton WEBSTER snrinsS !. In, I. .,,son s,aSr
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