The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-27
H|RSCHBERG SAYS
RIjMQRS MALICIOUS
AND SLANDE R0OS
Darcs ANY Man to Confront
Him With Reports Which
Are Being Circulated
Blair Criticises
Methods of Cohn
Iobson Declores Administra-
tive Board Can Be improved
in Conditions and Personnel,
and Is in Receptive Mood

and Is in Receptive Mood
Little interest seems to he manifest
ed La The administrative board CAM
paien IN southwest Richmond. Il IS
said by many tnat the hot weather
has something 70 Do with Il
At amy rate there were not more
than 100 non present Al the special
meeting OF the Henry Clay club on
spring street los, night, When Presi-
dent fraAk WIZ aims called the meet
lne ser al $50 O'Clock
The meeting was arranged for tho
purpose OF giving the voters of this
section II the cljY, which Is in Clay
ward. the opportunity 1T hearing from
the candidates They had heard on
NafIa8s occasions from Messgs. Nc
earthly. tifs, hbers ana Hobson, al of
whom were IN tGe administrative
board fight nearly TWO years ago, but
had pct heard from Messrs. Blair and
Mann.
Air If the candidates were present,
although Captain Mccarthy. owing to
sictHess u hone, appeared after the
meeting Mad adtoarnea, hat before the
crowd had finished shaking hands
WIFI Inc OTHER candidates.
Chairman Williams CALAMITY called
tho crowd toE@- her. and Captain Nc
CaIthS WAS given the same chance TO
catch q Vege that had been given the
u;hers
II was Chairman Williams idea to
have called upon tine candidates in
afpf78 betscat order EIe called upon
MIR Blair, ba; that gentleman declined
10 open the meeting and rquested
haf he older politicians he asked to
speak first Captain Mccarthy not
heing present Al that time. the chair
H., -. J. -
Mr., Blair. asked Mr. tiirachberg to
sptak
IN open ing. Mr.. IItrschberg said that
" tlr ita-tl determined TO go
through this campaign without having
20 make irreiVaEt remarks. he wished
To take advantage Ct the opportunity
If denying the ramors which We're be-
ing circulated about him. rejecting
not only upon his public but his pri-
waite career
False Rumors.
IT brand ala these r1Imors,' said Mr..
HirachherE as Slanderous and ma
lic.oas They are beng passed out
under cover by persons who have not
the moral or physical courage to come
into the open My record as a MEM
Der II the board and as a member
OF the common council for four years
is an open book. and nv private
character may be inquired into by
any one Those who are circulating
reports which have no foundation.
have not the moral courage to come
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which may he spread abroad concern.
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,ba s,lory vaicb n carried hit that
ba lr,,a4 no1jtirq ana would Ills ~
servo bis non,,1e ne a roarnhar of tha
hoard hera,,se he fslt ha could serve
them right He has the interests eY the
citv AZ heart and cited many In
stances i'm which he appeared as
prtrne .ruover
IT served the cifv in council many
wears" said Mr.. Mann. II had much
10 do with the establishment OF the
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was hawlnG out hv the clerks be-
cause they said il would give them
more work to do I told them that
II they didn't like the plan, to get
another Job
Il supervised the construction o.