Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-09
ON EVE Of VOTING.
District Republicans Will Elect
Delegates Tomorrow.
BOTH FACTIONS Confident
Bradshaw Thinks He Will Win, and
So Does Bieber.
LIST OF POLLING PLACES
Voting Will Begin at Noon in
Twenty-Five Districts-Assur-
BOTH FACTIONS CONFIDENT
LIST OF POLLING PLACES
Voting Will Begin at Noon in
ance Given of Fair Count.

With both sides claiming everything
in sight, the campaign for the local
republican primaries practically ended
today, and votes will be cast in twenty
| two election districts beginning at
noon tomorrow. A list of polling places
was given out today by the republican
committee having the election in hand.
Aaron Bradshaw and Calvin Chase the
ticket which has Endorsed the admins
tration. are confident of victory: but
| for that matter so are Sidney Bieber
| and DIR. James r. Wilder.
| The Bieber- Wilder supporters are ar
ranging to send watchers to the polls
and make yelled references to Seeing
to a fair count The election board
| assures every one that fair count
will be made, and both sides, to use a
well worn expression drawn upon
largely at the end of campaigns, is
resting on the oars
The polling places, as given out to-
day, are as follows:
Where to Cast Votes.
First district, Anacostia, D. c., Doug
lass Hall; Burrville, DR.. Gales drug store;
second district, southwest corner 4th and
Elm streets northwest; Fort Reno and
Tenleytown; third district, Georgetown.
324S Prospect street; fourth district, 1920
o street northwest: fifth district 1874
18th street northwest; sixth district, 1915
l. street northwest: seventh district, 1922
street northwest; eighth district, 1906
18th street; ninth district, 11O71s 1 street
northwest: tenth district, 1903 C street
northwest; eleventh district, 800 18th
street southwest; twelfth district, 922 D
irfp b ri nf
18th street northwest; fourteenth district,
4O2 n street northwest; fifteenth district,
$40 c street northwest: sixteenth district,
80 AZ street northwest; seventeenth dis
trict, 300 F street southwest; eighteenth
district rear 1893 Sd street southwest;
nineteenth district sol 7th street north
west; twentieth district, 212 Sd street
northeast: twenty-frst district, 246 18th
street northeast; twenty-second district,
1914 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
No Action on Charges.
The charges of political activity against
Ocea Taylor and Oliver Randolph had
not been decided by the civil service COM
mission at a late hour this afternoon, but
it is possible the matter will be closed
today. These two men were charged with
being connected with publication which
INDUCED in political editorials. Randolph
made public statement that he was
merely stOckhOlder in the company
which published the paper, and that the
editorials, as far as he knew were COM
mandatory to James r. Wilder a candi-
date who has announced himself in sup
port of President Taft but whose rum
ming mate, Sidney Bieber, has chosen to
appear as a candidate to go to the re-
publican convention uninstructed.
Bradshaw and Chase meetings were
held last night at Morris chapel and at
Daily's Hail. In addition to speeches by
the candidates on the administration
ticket. addresses were made by Charles
Freeman, Simon H. Brooks and others.
Bieber-Wilder meetings were held at
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church, Odd Eel
lows Hall, ODD street and Dumbarton
avenue northwest, and at the Roosevelt
and Fairbanks Club rooms in the first
district. Speeches were made by DR..
G.. W. Childs. DIR. NJ. o. Dumas, Thorn
ton Rhodes, E. B. Thompson. James w.
Poe, Rev. Simon p. w. Drew and H. A.
Clark.
The Bieber-Wild supporters are cir
culating paper today purporting to re-
produce editorials from the weekly news
paper edited by w. Calvin Chase. The
reproductions are used as arguments that
Mr.. Chase has at times expressed anti
Taft opinions.