The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-02
ALL INVITATIONS
ARE WITHDRAWN
No Candidate for Senator Will
Address Labor Day
Crowd Here.
M'ADAMS SPEAKS TONIGHT
Will Introduce Swanson-Flood
to Tour Part OF
Southwest.
M'ADAMs SPEAKS TONIGHT

No address WILL be made by Repre-
sentative Carter Glass 10 the Labor
Day crowd here on Monday, nor will
Senators Martin and Swanson speak
10 the san,n audience Al night. All
invitations 70 speakers have been with
drawn by the committee in charge By
letter signed ey John Hirschherg
chairman. The letters. which are
.denticai and the addressed to all four
candidates to- the United States Sem
ate. merely state that the committee
has deemed this course advisable
These Invitations were extended some
two months ago
since the TWO senators have returned
from Washington, there has been some
Gesultory talk OF an effort to get them
back from BUckroe Beach. where they
speak IN the afternoon. in time for a
nigh, meeting. However. none Will
be held. Mr Hirschbers was not 10.
Gated last ntghi, and no one seemed
10 know the real reason for this ac-
ton.
Introduced by McAdams.
Final arrangements were completed
yesterday 70: the address OF Senator
NIaUUc a SM d!lSol n tHc academy OF
Music tonight. The ssnator will be
introduced by Colonel Thomas Branch
McAdams in short address. General
Charles j. Anderson will preside
There Will be no reserved seats. save
those on the stage for the vice-presi-
dents. Reitcrat!on was given last
night to the assertion that the entire
meeting VIII consume not more than
one hour and nftcen minutes. The
name OF Judge George l. Christian was
yesterday added to the list OF vice
presidents as originally published.
Flood to stump Southwest.
A whirlwind trip was arranged yes
terday for Representative H. d. Flood
in the Southwest Mr. Flood Will speak
at Gate City, Scott county, on Monday
afternoon, and will address the vot.
ers of the city of Bristol at night.
Leaving Bristol early Tuesday morn
ing. he Will make three speeches on
that day. Marion will be reached in
the morning. Mr.. Flood speaking at II
o'clock Taking an afternoon train
he will speak at Wythcville at
o'clock. AS soon as his address there
is ended. he will be taken in an auto
mobile TO Pulaski for night address
He will then take a train for Rich
mond. arriving here on Wednesday
morning.
All Of the four candidates for the
Senate being absent yesterday. mat
tiers were rather quiet about the re-
spective headquarters so far as new
campaign material was concerned, al
though there was plenty of Industry
everywhere. The office forces havo
been largely increased, and regiments
of young men and women are busy
writing letters and mailing circulars
Visitors are many, the excitement be-
Ing general and growing as the t!me
for the primary approaches.
Jones at Winchester.
The engagement OF Mr. Jones to
speak at Winchester yesterday was
changed to to-day, when it will he hue1
Senator Martin goes to-day to Ar
Fington, Nelson county. for a speech
This afternoon. Over the telephone
last night, he stated that his voice
had much improved and that he was
well pleased with his reception In Ac-
comac and in Loudoun The Senator
VIII Journey to Newport News to-mor-
row for his Buckroe Speech on Aronday
and will snot. It is exnnctaG
bein Richmond again until Tuesdav
morning 1t is hardly likely that he
will make any other addresses du-,nr
the campaign.
Professor Dice r Anderson will
sneak at Saluda, Middlesex county n.
day, In the interest of the viz
glnia Democratic League
Friends OF Mr.. Jones and Mr. Glass
are working vigorously to hava sue
cessful meetings for these candidates
on Monday night here They will
speak alternately at GATHERINGS at
the Jefferson Auditorium and at Ibb-
erty Hall. Twenty fifth and BROAD
Streets Their hearers will thus have
the opportunity to listen to both on
the same night