Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-24
CANDIDATES BUSY TEN MEN IN VEN|RE
LveN Canpaiun Is on in Slow Progress Is Made in Get
Montgomery County, ting Mcnamara Jury
COL DsB0ROUGH CHEERED mime OTHERS IN THE BOX
All Others of the Original 125
Governor Seem to Increase. Drafted Have
MEET AT BETHESDA TONIGHT MORE THAN 500 AVAILABLE
Candidates
Expected Exped Court
Republican Ticket Against Death Penalty.
Lively Campaign Is on in
Montgomery County.
GOLDSB0ROUGH CHEERED
Chances for Election as Maryland
Governor Seem to Increase.
MEET AT BETHESDA TONIGHT
County Candidates as Spellbinders
Expected to Make Votes for
Republican Ticket.

Awarded an ovation at every stopping
place where republican voters turned out
to greet them, the three candidates on
the Maryland republican ticket for the
offices of governor. controller and attor-
ney general. Phillips Lee Goldsborough.
John II. Cunningham and Morris A.
Montgomery county today. The one-day
campaign. during which the candidates
will have visited every town Of i'm
portance in the county in their automo-
bles. will close tonight with mass meet
ings at Kensington at 1870 O'Clock and
at Bethesda at o'clock The candidates
will make addresses at both meetings
An enthusiastic welcome greeted them
and at each place today many of the
democratic voters joined in the demon
STATIONS. A trumpeter from the United
States Marine Corps heralded their APP
proach at each town.
They were met at O'Clock this morn
ing at Union station by a committee con-
sisting OF Gist Blair. William Tyler Page,
j. Frank TrazZare. Ormsby McCammon
Rupert Burdette, A. A Braddock. Ar
rice j. Browning, and took the train for
Rockville.
Crowd at Rockville.
When the train pulled into the Rock
vile station crowd of republicans was
on hand TO welcome them. The candi-
dates were put into automobiles, gayly
decorated with flags and republican ban
ners. and conveyed to the Montgomery
Hotel. There a large reception was held,
where they shook hands with republicans
and democrats alike and informal
speeches were made.
With hardly a breathing spell. the can
didates were switched off in several auto
mobiles, accompanied by a committee of
citizens, and sped to Gaithersburg. At
Gaithersburg there were more speeches
and another reception while the candi-
dates and party were the guests of j.
ately after luncheon they dashed off to
Laytonsville at > O'Clock. There they
were given a breathing spell, and al
though they did not attempt at fl. st to
make any addresses, the calls of
speech" from the large crowd that
gathered to welcome them were so per-
sistent that the candidates were forced
to yield.
From Laytonsville the party proceeded
to Olney, where the news of their coming
had been herahed advance The
blasts Of the trumpeter soon brought a
large crowd of citizens to the town hall.
where the candidates again shook hands
and paved the way to possible republican
success
The mass meeting at Olney gave the
candidates considerable encouragement.
ard they speeded to SANDY Sr re
where a large mass meeting will be held
at 4 O'Clock in he. tom - 1. o eph
Moore will preside, and addresses will
be made by Mr. Goldsborough. MIR. Cum
ninaham and Mr.I Soper,l to bel fol-
lowed nv general discussion Of
county affairs. which will come directly
before the voters on election day.
Big Meeting Tonight.
Tonight a big ovation to the candi-
dates is expected. Arrangements have
been made for a large attendance at the
town hall at kensine ton at 30 O'Clock
when the speakers will address the re-
publican voters of that section of the
county. another meeting will be held
at O'Clock in the schoolEOuSe at Be-
theSda. The candidates will alternate
in making addresses at both places.
Throughout their trip the candidates
are being accompanied by Il committee in
automobiles, consisting of Gist B.air
Thomas Dawson. William Tyler Page. C.
Scot Duvan, Willis ID. Rurdette. William
T. s. Curtis, Albert Warthen, C. W. Plum,
James NJ. Mount, Capt. Arthur Hen
bricks. j. Frank TraZZare, James W.
Simpson. Ormsby McCammon Maurice j.
Browning, Rupert Burdette and A. a.
Braddock.
They will be entertained at supper this
evening at Sandy Spring by Henry IL.
Miller.