The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
CLOSE CAMP AIGN
WITH Big RALLY
City Auditorium to Be Scene OF
Final Meeting To-Morrow
Night.
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION BUSY
Personnel OF Body Is Recalled
Get Election Returns at
Auditorium.

Auditorium.
Under the auspices of the Clay Ward
Activcs. the hnal and PRINCIPAL RAINY
OF the Administrative Board campaign
will be held in the City Auditorium to-
morrow night. y band viii be present
/ the members OF the club VIII be- on the
stage, and the public is expected to
turn out in large numbers. In rev
of the Importance OF the occasion. il is
believed. and hoped. that tn, can1i-
/ dates viii have something new In the
/ way OF speeches
/ Furthermore. as the canvass has as
] sumed proportions OF intense interest,
4 with charges and counter IN
the air, II is not improbable the meet
ing may develop some interesting
statements
Returns ut Auditorium.
7 The city Democratic Committee has
secured the city Auditorium In which
to receive the returns OF the primary
on Tuesday night Public interest IS
SO great that thousands OF people win
be anxious 10 find out the result and
for this reason the largest hall IN Rich
mond has been chosen. Chairman Miles
NJ Martin. OF tho committee. viii pre-
side. and the announcement Of .the vote
I from each precinct viii be made from
| the stage as rapidly as they arc re-
/ ported by tho judges OF election
\ meeting OF tho CITY COMMITTEES
viii be held io-nish, at Mlrphy's
Hotel for the purpose Of selecting
judges OF election for the primary and
making other final arrangements Ac-
ton VIII be taken on tho resiguations
Of several committeeman who will RE-
tire because OF the i'crEgssOn political
activity ordinance
Tho candidates VIII appeal to-nign t
at a meeting Of the Henry Clay club.
which will be held in the open air
IN front Of The clubhouse at Belv!dcre
and Spring Streets
Are Well Organized.
Fracucally all Of the candidates have
at least partia. Organization. COM
quent meetings are held at which the
! situation is reviewed and reports made
az 10 the votes expected for each aspl =
rant at each precinct But those who
attend more than one sucn meeting. as
me friend and supporter OF two or
/ more candidates, say that the renorts
vary widely, so much SO as to afford
no very accurate Indication OF what
proachcs, the Ci,zens A. socIatl 10 is
:aretIVely a. work As stated in Tho
/ Times Dispatch yesterday. IL is rocetv.
ING good many replies to the thou
sands OF postal card requests Tor
p!eises from citizens 70 support rs
/ ucket. which is composed OF Henry l..
BECK, Edgar II Ferguson MarN Gnnst.
Carlton Mccarthy ana william n. Zim-
/ hermann II Is estimated that 50 per
cent OF the slgncrs VIII vote FOR tho
entire ticket, while others say they
! VII support ono. two three or four.
Members OF the Citizens Association
believe At least three OF their nom!-
noes viii be elected
Who Are the Citizens
a good many inquiries have been
izens Association II was pubnshed
On July l. nut tina, was before public
interest IN the campaign Was iuly
aroused. The committee which select.
cd tho ticket was composed as follows
John r. Purcell. o. J. sands. H.nrv ~
Rountree, Miles NJ Martin G Y Mere
Ashton Starke, o II Funstcn Iohn NJ
miller, Jr Leon Wallerstein /. ! Mar
cuse, Mann Valentine. Colen,a n
WORKMAN. J 3 paimatory stuart Nc
%lire' l. II Jenkins. Basil VI. Gwath
mey' w j. Parrish w II Washing
ton. l. z Morris, George I. CGris,isn
and Jud z. Wood
The ticket was Endorsed by tho fol.
loving citizens:
John NJ Taylor. John !. Wineo. -
T. Arlington IL D. Tallev ~ r, ~ - -
ston, :. Il Gates j. n cary : 'n.t,,,t',
.Ie..Snaw. r. b Addison. BENJAMIN =
!, 'SS Spdd p Il organ. Jsohn 3 organ
z. ". Crutchheld Arthur g Tbd i,',s q q
~ Eosby. J. L. Wheat, j. NJ Mjllor
third w. NJ ADDISON, John Tyier
T'"r lt~serald. X. l. Morton a
- Crutchhcld Walter y Jones - ~
BeverldSe NJ p Percussion CO.
n'rne watkins John VI Wyatt y
eaton X. l. Gathright. L y Iar
Wood. W. :. Carroll. Thurman Ra,la
- t.nSelberS. Edwin $ Granger -,
rate. : t. Elicit. John FI.,,
,r. homas W. Elicit. Robert ! WI
1eHst en- w. ". billiard r c C;reror,.
n u Burr W r Northern WoI,.,
IlOlladay v :. Goodc. John n IN
man. J. II Southal. Ernest N IN.
-. g kennolds. James s Addisn,
" freshman j + e. roshy +,
9ors John 7 wilson y NJ rnlii.. -,
1"nn punn James * Nlouclir. inb,
= Munce. Charles l. Lari!s IT. =,
oItnafn. J.. Charles Davanro,,'
y f-ddins. l.. Gordon lyiili. +.
r.ss ,. Ballou. Ir. r. - V.iI.
r 1,ams u z r. Harrison. Roberr :
Crrmp. Z. G. Laird. James =
Milton T. Marcuso e. y pii...,s
tieorse 7 Nelson Il VI billnr1 t e5gI
E: Straus Jr K v p.deo, .. 'Y'
s,"td. liush Campbell ed lvb,,,, T.
~ NJ. Strausc. . Moff.tt E,,,
.oihe .mcr Edwin 4 rallne. ~
- i-abcnbcrS. W. Trsu.r ''.
i,fe"ry. Arthur Levy. a. n ~
itnI| > iiotchkiss. 70 Lad. -
stian : l. Mcclellan n
.lsan. W l. Rovan Irrac. II az
Meeting Was Called on. us
'ndldatos We're so much lin ,ho
l"rity over builders a, tbe N",,, ''.'
meeting OF the Builders txchanee iss
niRht that the builders feared 10 for,.