The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-28
MONTAGUE BUSY;
LAMB IS HELD UP
Congressman Is Kept inWash-
ington During Closing Days
of Campaign
BIG MASS MEETING
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
Former Governor to Address
Voters and Deliver Real
Speech of Campaign
Many as Nice-P Presidents

As the congr essi onaI primary enters
the last days OF the campaign 1t Is
apparent that the Montague forces are
Ia creaslng their efforts In behalf OF
the former governor. while Captain
Lamb is placed at somewhat of dis
advantage by the Necessity OF his
presence in Washington al this time
in connection with the sessions o.
congress
Thursday Captain Lsrnb was sum
MARTY summoned 80 Washington tn
participate In the caucus OF house
Democrats Oh the naval bill. Various
turns In legislation have rerei1ti&
caused Spekacr Clark 10 announce
tina, he will insist upon a quorum Of
house rnerTl bers berg present to carry
ur7 tur-.Sfzttpr and the f,esnoersssc
whip IS enc Of The busiest men IN
congress
As resuit OF this Captain Lamb
VII be kept much al his time In
Washington ard his friends through
-out the district VIII have to keep NJ
his campaign for him.
On next Tuesday night. former Gov
III u ta4.- AaFa44@F
meeting Of his campaign. This meet
sng will not be the elimination ~ hls
campaign by any means as he intends
TO continue 70 address the voters until
election DAY.
The meeting will ne held in the city
auditorium and Will be presided over
b. Mr. n X. Pollard. Jr. wan Pol
lard VIII introduce Mr.. Davis Bottom.
who viii introduce Governor Mon
tasue 10 the audience, The friends Of
Governor Montague expect this To be
decidedly the largest meeting ~ the
campaign and have been working 20
that eld
The Cltv auditorium has been en-
gagged and the managers Of Governor
Montague would not be surprised IF
eren this large building is unable 10
accommodate the crowd. Ladies' are
especially invited 10 he present Gov
ernor Montague intends on this occa-
sion to deliver his real campaign"
speech, his other talks having been
raereiy preliminary leading up to tais.
The managers Of Governor Monta~
sae have been busy during the last few
aars and the following have signed
their names to act as vice presidents
st the meeting
Colonel Archer Anderson. l. r. Mos
h.. II. l.. Garter. f.. Raab. u. &,
Leigh. Jr.. ]. j. Creamer. Or. Geo.
Ben Johnston. c. V. Meredith, ]. u,
Pace, ]. H. Bradley, Jas. n, Boyd, 7.
Whstlock, Jos. W Bliiey. A. J. Daft
from. Leigh r. Page. Z. L. Frost, Il.
ILL., McVey. W II. Bradley, L. n. Nor
ris. Coleman Workman, Jonathan
Bran, f. n. Mcclure. Melvin Reid,
=
Binswanger. Or r. W. Stiff, RAN
doiph Holiday. Or VIM. T. Mathews.
ialien Gum. W n Adams, James
n Grant, John Butler, Frank Ferran-
dini r L. Eacho, James +. F2ournoy.
Colonel r. r. McAdams NJ, l.. Graves.
4. u. Williams, Jno. q Schneider. r.
p. Luck, r. l. Peters, VI. L. narcuse,
Harry Huber K. A Baber. II :.
Hotchkiss. +. ", Miner II. Gallagher,
T. J. Rankin. J. r Lewis. 7. A. Carey
i. W F1eishman. Phil, KritZer, Leon
NJ. Nelson. j. CLIFFORD Miller. Maurice
A. Powers. Howard r, Heslep, ". n
West. II r. Pollard. Ashton Starke
VIM. T. Reed, IL IL Wallis, + T
Bates, Barton II. Grundy, G ". Bul!
r. f Craig. George Bryan, Eugene
walton. Eppa Huntou, Jr., q. j
Sands. W. s. Gum.
+. J. Blake. r. T. organ, H. 3. Win.
xton, J. J. Ballou. J. NJ. Blanks, a
l.. Eonderlehr. J, Matt Davis. X, M
strader, \ SoInma. Claude L. Bat
gins, w II. Miles. W. Kirk Matthews
r. Wilson. Robt. ". Wilson, Johr
Bagby. r. r Duke. ID. J. Gregory
Vim. NJ. Grubbs. ". d. Hotchkiss. Jr
Il. e. Lonsan. Or. c, II. Labenherg
DIR. J. Clifton Miller. 4. G. Qusries
James Caskie. w. A. Klevesahl,
C. r. Ciueci. Sol Cutchins, w. I.
Finegan. Haml. REGISTER, l. +. SUN
van. Chasie Traaeri. r, II. Cloves
L. r. stern, A. W. Browning. Jno. 6
Walker Percy L. Smith. Barney Bow
man. Joseph Sorg. John Tyler. T.. Il
McG Gorge, WIN. Jenkins, Jr., f. .
Price, Geo. Bebout, A. n. Tinsley. Da
vis Bottom. Major E. W. Bowles, Jor
dan T,eake, Jacob Tn1lauf. Jno. Gar
land Pollard, C. w. Watkins. ". +
Cardozo.
". A. Michigan, II. * Bache. I
". Leonard. II. G. Farmer. A. w. Nil
Ter. A. T. Airport, DIR. l.. G. BosheI
Roy Childrey. e, J. Michaels. Fell;
Keegan, J. b. Wood, Jr., Leslie Reid
John r. Charlton. Stuart c. Leaks
A. s. Buford. Jr. Jas r. Gordon. Clar
ence l.. Ford. Jas. II. Bowen. W. w
Lefew. W. L. r. Rogerson.
John Kahn. Colonel w. NJ. Cary
W. r. Chalmers r. A. Robins Hor
ace Baker, Murray Mcclure, jaime
r. Cannon. L. r. Smith, z. Strud
wick. John C. simpson. Stewart II
Jones Everett r, Britton, y. Mead
White. Claude NJ. Dean. II. G Riley
Thomas f. Davis I. NJ. Alsriend
john r. Leary. n. Fl, phaup. r. I
Booker, DIR. William A. MCGOWAN
W. n. Ferguson. John I. Heintz, s
r. Padgett C. u. Hay. A. l. Bar
foot. Carroll Montague, W, ". Owen
Colonel Snead.
II Barefoot. Henry f. winston, w
n. Jennings, DR.. w. r. Rudd. H. c
Nuckols W NJ. Wilkinson. A. Bong
ers. A. ". Doyle. ]. r. Montgoner,
w. q. Broaddu. c. Walton saunder'
James r.. Ryland. r.. II. Bowen,
A. Heindi, j. II. Hooper, H. +. Hirsh
berg. George l.. Street Joseph "
Hundley, J A Bradshaw. Stanley j
Tyler. r.. I.astiner Gordon, Ed i
Eose. w. r Fitzgerald. Charles Dav
export, John c. Easley. c. T.. Rich
ardson.
r. NJ. EFuUhIeTd, 7. :. Curd "
n, Murphy, n. l.. Winston. william
II. Lowry. Cleveland Browning. r
r. Walton. J. II. Shelton. W. 4. GIL
r. J. Lawton, W. g. Daniel. william
r. Keller, II. r. Burnett, w.
lIearnan. p. W. Eagland. John 4
Etchison, Joseph l.. Levy, Wake
Washington, A. W. BAH. IL r. Simp
son, Ed II. Mitchell.
O. r. Parrish. Ed. L. Hubbard. J
W. Gentry. j. H. Warren. r. W
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kinney. v. L. Epes. w. A. crenshaa