Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-02

result uypt0diuG entirely upon the
So OF the total vote lie is certain
If Jefferson and Madison wards. and
comedies an even SPLIT as between
Clay ANA Loo "
MY. wise commemorative auor-
NeE - contdcUt o: safe plurality
ne says lac has 40 organization. and
't "vFH'TS ut the polls for him viii
"t TRENDS interested IN MS su-,,ys
az A"i;eri"Id is confident OF a
P!u'alit! 81 at le.s; 1900. rho l,r-
er the total. the greater viii 10 ~
clare. oe-
h">'h"n Holds To His Claims
Mr.. Rosoh.n stands by h;s -,
claim that he Will receive go
hc'ent number Of votes to win th.
nomination. lie depends anon ,h.
many workingmcn whose sunnor, no
mas all along claimed "
Mf. saunders declares ,hat he feois
sH's''"a ihnt tho result Of a mos,
'!fefesS and encouraging canvass viii
-" success for him hy comfort
ahl. mai1rity
John Sot;eraoll IS confident of vic
Tory declaring that his con,ld.nce IN.
not been given sunlcien, tnl, ~ ~ ~
'oHEe hie heller that his friends win
rally 20 his banner.
Mr. Tr'snon depends upor .yha, no
believes MI! prove a successful rally
OF MS friends i'm all walks and IN
az classes He points To the record
which he claims L. have established
ana IS quit" confident that his ma
Jority viii hr nj least 1000
Roses Leaders Claim ! 500.
Mr. Roses leaders bear M under
,,r strain ~ a strenuous acht. which
,hey believe Will result, in some d.
thing like majority OF l.5OO
The candidates Tor tho House az
Delegates are saying little along tho
!lne 81 claims. but all Of them are
h"t-ioot!nE' u among tho sov-
"rc!sus ~ 70 las, nish,. not ono Of
the eleven had weakened They
sought thc spots where The voters
saiher"d, and smiled and rraspcd tho.
! hand o.; tho worklncman as we'll as
that Of tho wealthy bondholder.
p'ckerson, Price. H.ddon. Fuller
ana Glenn wcr. in evidence along
crowded Rroad Street last night,
while the others sourht groups Of
friends in other sections The lis,
Of Candidates stands Unanimous for
the Medical College for Richmond
while all OF them want better roads
and schools. ana Mr.. Glenn is par
-'' "'''' - HitNlpNS u get after the
pruatcrrS" y is ,he opinion o. The
masses a. contested points that the
three !ncUmh.Ets viii be chosen 70
succeed themselves, While the Others
aH have equal chances TO M tho
Openings"
ITO, Fight for justices.
IN" hEh, for membership OF tho
/ "magisteriai jud.ciary,' or places as
justices uf the peace in the various
wards r. an exciting one. Tnrc,
MAGISTRATES are 10 hc chosen in each
ward From the outlook last night
all indications pointed to the return
OF many of TO "old men"
In the list Of old men are James
| j. Lyle. the Oldest justice of the peace
! in Nirgiuia. Lnunic Graves. who Sub
s'itu'cd for The late Justice John
I CrutahilrlG Tor many years: Jimmie
/ Connolly the leather lungs" of base
/ ball fame, Fat Mccarthy. "fricnt o.
the poor and Walter Torrcnce
known IS the tried and true" Dem
ocrat ot Clay Ward Jimmie Nc
/ DouUurh. at Ice ward. is the "a.
yor.te IN his section. having served
OF SECOND Police station for a long
time succeeding 'i- old time favorite
squire Eurdic, WHO served AT that
station many years
IN" CITY Hal! Yesterday present.
busy scene. Friends and workers
for tn. candidates we're on hand
early Tney CARRIED the air Of scri-