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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
STUDENTS REQUEST
WASTETESS MEALS

Special TO The Richmond V!reinlan.
Charlottesville Va, Nov s.--"csive
us meat only seven times during the
week, and for seven meals only war
bread. ard above all else waste no
food, please is the REG lest made BY
the students OF the University OF yir-
gini8 TO their boarding house keepers.
through a petition signed by practical
" the entire ssudent- body. Tire .pIan
as outlined ny Hoover for food con
servation IN private houses will be put
in force at Virginia within the coming
week at the request OF the students
themselves
Colonel James A Cole cornr,an :
dant NJ the Virginia training corps,
pla ced the proposed petition before
the corps at lecture hour In CabelI
hall and explained that no move could
he taken by the boarding house keep
ers without the consent of the stu
dents
Hoover's outline Is:
Seven wneatless meals a week,
? Fourteen neatiess meals a
week.
3 Twenty-one wasteless r1eais a
week
1. Practice and preach the doctrine
Of the clean plate"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Carter, Sr
Petersburg-Rohert Gillian. Jr.
Portsmouth, Da~is Reed
Prince Edward--Dr Peter Winston
Princess Anne-Dr. George T.
Snead
Prince William--C. J. Meetze Und
Pulaski-How@rd c. Gilmer.
Richmond city r, Fuller
james Fl. Price. James I. Jones. A. O.
Boschen and Pichard w Darlington.
Roanoke city-R. II. Willis
Roanoke county, Sinclair Brown.
Rockbridge and Buena Nista--Wu-
liam A. Anderson
Rockingham--Dr. c. H Rolston.
Frank J, Wright fRep).
Russell--John White Stuart.
Scott-G. Claude Bond tRep3.
henandoah--Hunter r. Chapman
tincomplete).
Smyth-R. A. Anderson (Rep1.
southampton, s, Musgrove
Spotsylvania and Fredericksbure--
E. r, Garner.
Stafford and King George-T. L.
Hunter.
surry and Prince Georgia.. r.
Hobbs.
Sussex and Greensville-w, r. Cato.
Tazewell and Buchanan--C Henry
Hartman (Repl.
Buck .4g2a- Donald r r fsts11t returns
incomplete)
Wythe--John II. Crockett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
Harrison burg.

lSpocinl 10 The Richmond Virgirian)
Harrison burg, Va, Nov, 6.-City OF
uarrlsoabure gives Davis. 222. Nun
cey, l+4: Buchanan. 2Q7, =. A Davis,
l22; Crawford. "a. Mueller. &; Saun-
ders. 2GI; Wolcott,, 129: James, 235,
Reid. 1875. Johnston, 224; Mclaughlin,
TAO. Hart goa: Ruebush, 6s; Koiner,
227; Bowman, 14e,
Rolstou, Democrat and Wright, Re-
publican, are re-eleCted TO the house.
They carry city and defeat Hulvey and
Harrsherger, Independents, by over
wkelming vote in county. Nine out
of twenty-stx Rockingham precincts
gave MunccW 1872: Davis. 37f.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
FRIENDS STAYS FRIEND.
Tradgcdy Occurs In saloon and Fol-
lows Taking of Drinks

There were two fast friends in Kan
sss and Nebraska One of them was
Charles Ryan, Of Salina, Kan. and
the other was Frederick Keep, OF
Omaha. Neb
Now one or them Is dead and the
other IL held for his death Liquor
purchased In A licensed saloon AZ Kan
sas city. Mo. disrupted the friend
ship and made one man slay the
other.
The two walked into the saloon Of
y. J Dick Il Son. In Kansas city.
They had r number or drinks Then
Ryan thought that the colored porter
was not properly caring for the Gus
toners and protested. Keep tried to
avoid trous'e and reasoned with his
friend
An argument followed Keep struck
Ryan twice In the face. Ryan fell
across a card table When a police
man entered the saloon Ryan was
dead and Keep was standing weeping
over him.
Proba bly, the saloonkeeper who sold
the booze and the voters who made
the saloon possible will go scot-free.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Especial 10 The Richmond NirgtnianD
17armvlle Va. Nov. 6.~There was
less interest in. today's election than
ever known. Ia consequence Of which
q small vote was Polled
FarnWlle gave Davis for governor.
1874 and Muncey. Is. Buchanan for
lieutenant governor. iii r. A. Davis,
IS: crawford. T. Saunders for attor-
ney-aencraI. l2S. WalcOtt, i3, r. O.
James for secretary of commonwealth,
100. Reid II; 5ohnstou for treasurer.
1Z2; Mclaughlin. 20. Hart. for super
intendont Of public Instruction, SO;
Ruebush. 10. koiner. for commission
er Of agriculture. 13i: Bowman, 10.
DR.. Peter Winston, for house of dele
gates was elected without opposition,
422-IAA- eauntx Of Prince Edward
has gone largely for the Democratic
candidates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
LIST Of MEN NAMED
70 HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Subject to correction ard revision.
the following is almost complete list
of the members who have been elect
ed to serve in the house of delegates
next session;
Accomac--J Harry Rev.
Alhemarle and ChariottesvilIe-D
II. Pitts and G. ". McNutt.
Alexandra city and county-W. Al
bert Smoot.
Allegheny and Craig-B,. C Good
win.
ADMINISTRATION r. Evans.
AppomattoX-Richar L. Burke
Amelia and Nottoway--R. A Mar
shall.
Augusta and sta 1nton-Herbert j
Taylor and w w. 5proul.
Bath, Highland, Buena Vista and
Rockbridge-Jo W. Stephenson
Bedford--G. G. Turner ana j. Cal
loWay Brown.
Botetourt---J. B Buhrman. Repub-
lioan,
Brunswick-J D. Elan.
Buckingham and Cumberiand-H
P. Baker.
Campbell~Robert a, Russell
Caroiine-C. b. Conway.
Carroll--W A. Horton. Republican,
Charlotte--B. D. Adams
Chesterheid--Dr J. f. Ragland
Chesterfield and Powhatan-Em Emmett
Lee Main.
Clarke and warren-~Keuneth n
Gllpin
'u1pEper--TfdTFY r Smith
Dickinson and Wise--Roland f.
Chase, Republican,
lnwiddie-Charles w Smith
Elizabeth City--Harry Il. Houston.
F'airfax-Franklin Williams, Jr.
Fauquier--W. n. Tiffany
Fauquier and Loudoun--Wtlbur c.
Hall
Floyd--Peter Diekerson tincom.
plete).
Franknn--H u billiard dncom.
piete).
Frederick and winchester-R.. /.
Omps
Giles and Bland--A. II. Shumate.
Gloucester-(No report.)
Goochiand and gorge
A. Bowles
GTayson--No nomination.
HaltfaX--D w. owen and James s.
Easley
Hanover-W. r. Walton.
Henrico-Harry G. Beattie
Henry-John w. Ramaey.
King and Queen and Essex-Dea-rs
King and Queen and SEscx-Deane
Hundley
King William and Hanover-T. c.
Commins
Lancaster and Rich,noed-R Robert
.. Norris, Ir
Lee--Rev, T. B. Forester (Rep.N.
Loudoun-Dr b. r. holland.
Loutsa~-R. l., Garden, Jr.
Lunenburg--T. w. Ozlin.
ynchburg--l'reston II. Bailey.
Madison ana Grecuc--W. A. Cook
(Rep.)
Mathews and Middlesex-R. Fl.
Stuhbs
Mecklenhurg~-E w. Hudgins
Montgomery and Radfor d-Flana,-
gan tRep.)
Nansemond-R r. l. Brewer, Jr.
Nelson--James T Harvey.
Newport News--Philip w. Murray.
New Kent, Charles City. James CITY.
York, Warwick and city OF Williams
burg Norveii l. Henley.
Norfolk CITY,. Griffith Dodson and
John w. Cherry,
Norfolk County-Q. G. Davis. Jr,
and c. w Hall
Northampton and Accomac-wil-
liam Bullitt Fltzhugh
Northumberland. Westmorela nd
w, c, Snow
Orange n shackelford.
Page and Rappahannuck--J Ohm ].
Miller.
PAtrtck--Dr. r. s. Martin.
Pittsylvania and eDanville-N. p.
Clement. r. J. Hundiey and John w.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

(Speeial to The Richmond VirEtnian)
Warrenton, Va, Nov "a light
vote was cast in Warreuton today Out
Of 1877 votes east Westmoreland Davis.
Democrat received 1877; r. ] Num-
Cey. Republican ! 3 For lieutenant
governor. Buchanan. l52; r 4,
Davis, II. For attorney-genersl.
Saunders, leo; Walcott, 10 For score
tary Of the commonwealth. James,
1905 Reid "a. For state treasurer.
Johnston, $50; Mclaughlin, Is, For
superintendent Of public Instruction,
Hart. is; Ruebush, - For commits
sIoner Of agriculture. Koiner, 155s
bowman. t6, House Of delegates from
Fauguier county, W. y. Tiffany, lis.
F1oater delegate from Ioudoun and
Fauquier w. c. Hill us Returns
from various other precincts in Fau-
quier county indicate light vote with
the entire Democratic ticket way In
the lead.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
ALMOSt UNANIMOUS
VOTE FOR DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATES IN CITY
While Vote Was Light, About 5000
Being Ont, Davis and His Col
Iegues Got About All of
Them.
MUNCEY MAKES POOR
SHOWING-VOTE SCATTERING
All Democratic IncumDents in City
Omces Returned for Another Term
Without Opposition.

Richmond went almost unanimous
ly Democratic yesterday Westmore-
land Davis sweeping the city along
with the remainder of the Democratic
ticket by approximately 5000 major
ity
Voting was extremely light. The
head of the Republican ticket secured
total of about 200 votes in the en-
tire city.
The election was without incident,
there being no opposition to the Dem
ocratic officials or legislative ticket
In some of the wards the vote was
moreland Davis over Thomas j. Nun
cey. The entire Democratic ticket
was well-bunched. all state officers re-
ceiying about the same vote.
\ few votes, probably twenty. were
cast for DR.. Frank Smith for COVER
nor. DR. Smith has governmental
views ali his own and ran on his own
platform.
Mueller and CraTord. Socialists In
the running for lieutenant governor.
Jointly received more votes in Rich
mond than the Republican candidate
for lieutenant governor.
An unfortunate result or the SrOa II
Democratic vote is that It NAV have
a serious effect upon the city's repre-
sentation in the state convention
which is based on the vote cast for
the gubernatorfal candidate
Thousands Remain at Work.
However, Notwithstanding notices
and urging from party officials, thous-
ands remained at their work and de-
cfned TO vote, on the ground that
there was 70 reason TO fear a Repub-
lican victory and hence no reason to
turn out.
fne ave members of the house Of
delegates: J. p. Jones. r. w. Car
rlngton, A q. Boschen, f r. Full
Ter. and James II Price had no on
position. J. r. Pace, for treasurer
Of the city Of Richmond: George f
Wise, for commemorative attorney;
William II, Wyatt. for high constable;
John l.. Satterfield for city sergeant
and J. Herbert Mercer for sheriff. all
rode into office on fowerv beds Of
ease. unopposed These gentlemen
are all incum bents
tft~ utter f-rK or 6rga i1ization or
enthusiasm On the part or the Repub-
| leans OF the city occaSfoned som o
. surprise as a day or two before cleo
| ton circular was industriouslv cir
culated telling why "A change In regime
would he beneficial in Virginia. II.
/ however, failed To convince even the
! normal Republican vote OF the CIV
I which very largely remained AT home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
cairtnl1 Enrgn.

Especial to The Richmond NirEnianl
Clifton Forge. Ma, Nov. s,--IhEs
city gave the state Democratic Ticket
nearly three hundred majority; gave
Goodwin. Democrat 2s& ma 9r}ty
over Heatwole. Republican. for tas
house of deiePstes, elected ThgS =
Wilson, Jr. comm onwcsth's Rtterrf
over J. ". &. Johnson, mud W ".
Halligap commissioner Of the revenue
ny a handsome majority over " -
Dudley and ". e. Hamilton, IN this
legislative district Goodwin was elelt-
ed 20 the house by fully Eve hundred
majority
The outlying districts wifi not ms
terially change this result II Will "a
late tomorrow before some OF the
precincts can be heard from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
Tfrun0rf Eexxm

Especial TO The Richmond vfrEtnlan.)
Newport News Nov. a.-Newoort
News. Hampton, Elizabeth City coun-
York cnurtX- and Warwick count -
today gave all Democratic nominees
sweeping naiorities in the election for
state Officers. although the voting was
unusually light The majority given
Westmo relsnd Davis and other Demo-
cratic nominees was ten times as large
as the Republican vote in many pre-
cinctp
Political leaders hcre ssy that the
pemocrattc majority especially in
Newport and Hampton, will be cut
down as result OF the light vote cast.
only 63l out OF more than $500 votes
were cast in Newport News and in the
counties the voting was even lighter.
Nuncey received only forty-two Of the
votes cast In Newport News.
Figures from the counties are not
available tonight, the Judges and clerks
completing their work early and At
tachinR SO little importance 70 the
count as result of the overwhelming
Democratic majority that thew made
no record OF the outcome for the press.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
State Almost Solidly Democratic

not to have known anything about Il.
careful estimate of the vote of
Nansemond county with several pre-
cinct missing gives but 900 votes,
eleven of which were cast for the Re-
publican nominees and 2S9 for Demo
cratic candidates. The county, vote
was really as light as THAI OF the city.
Reasons for the apathy In the county
are given that farmers are busy in
the peanut and cotton fields and a
lack of interest In the. election. The
appeal of Republicans to vote for
Muncey. the dry candidate fell on
deaf ears. and the question of wet
and dry" seemed entirely eliminated
Where votes were cast party lines
were strictly observed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
Page County.

Especial TO The Richmond virginian)
Luray Va, Nov. 6---Apathy mark
cd the election throughout all OF
Northern Virginia today. not more
than half the registered vote going to
the polls. in Page county with two
precincts missing. Westmorel nd Davis,
Democrat for governor has a major
fly of ~ votes over T. J. Muncey, Re
publican the missing precincts viii
not materially change these figures.
John T. Miller. of Rappahannock
county. has substantial majority for
member OF legislature from the dis
trict composed of Page and Rappahan-
mock counties
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
>rssfh Gives 2 oo0 Majority.

Especial to The Richmond Vireinin,l
banville. Va, Nov e.~-The Firth
rgressiona1 district counties and this
city have given Davis ard the state
ticket approximately 5000 majority
In addition to three Democrats elect
e-s TO the house from Danville and
Tittxylvania Charlotte elected Berk-
ley y. Adams. Halifax. J. 8 Easley
and D w Owens Henry, J. W Ram
sey, and Patrick. Or Il 6 Martin Re
turns from Franklin are too rnearer
to show the result of the contest be-
tween H p. billiard. Democrat, ana
~ q. Adams, Republican incumbent.
Carroll and draysou have each elected
a. Republican as usual If Djllard wins
IN Franklin. the Dem ocrats Will have
gained two seats In the district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
Roanoke CITY.

Especial To The Richmond Virginian.)
Roanoke, Va Nov 6.-Roanol5e
city! Foe governor, DAVIS I ,g95. Nun
cey, 425; Smith. to lieutenant COVER
nor, Buchanan. 1o6q; b A Davis.
SS7; Crawford. -127, attorney general.
Saunders, 1893. Walcott, $50: secre-
tary OF wealth. James, 1915,
Reid, 416; Watkins, 60; commissioner
OF agriculture, koiner. 1880, Bowman.
49, Garrison. IL; superintendent of
public instruction. Hart. 1853; Rue
bush, PAS; state treasurer. johnson,
1914; McLaughlan, 1851; Low. so;
house of delegates. r. II. Willis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
MeEM&eyEx

Hear Margaret Wils(1f. So
prano; Percy Granger, pianist.
mt War BENEFIT Concert. Tick.
cts on sale here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Especial TO The Richmond VirEinian.)
Hopewell, Va, Nov. 6.--In this city's
first participation in q gubernatorial
election today IL cast l4S votes for
Nostm oreland Davis for governor and
five for Muncey, For the house of
delegates. a. r, Hobbs has 1903 votes
over Charles d. Foster, Independent,
who polled forty-nine. Prince George
county will not alter the result. City
officers were elected without opposi-
ton, all being Democrats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
WAKE FOREST NOTES.
INJURED
IN BICYCLE CRASH

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
Wake Forest. November 6.--As a re.
suit of his running into the stone arcn
on the campus yesterday. Joe Caps, a
Wake Forest student, is today in tie
local hospital suffering from severe cuts
about the head and face and from
other bruises OF serious nature
Cspps was riding a bicycle to the sta
ton to mail letter on the afternoon
train which had already stopped, and
was rounding the curve at the arch at
such speed that ne could not take
the turn, He crashed into the stone,
demolishing his wheel. cutting off a
portion Of hts car. and receiving
deep cash in his head. which rendered
MIN unconscious for some time. He
has recovered sufficiently from the
shock to receive friends
lust an hour before the accident to
Capps, five negroes nearly met death
on the local crossing of the Seaboard
when the car in which they were rid
ing was hit by the fast northbound
train at the same spot whore only a
few weeks ago Or. Buchanan barely
escaped injury. The car stalled on the
track, and only the quick work of the
engineer who saw 1t in time to slow
down, prevented n serious accident AS
II was the car was Knocked from the
track and battered up while the occu-
pants escaped without injury.
--- Gfidironers Al work,
After the severe walloping handed
this Baptists by V, +. l. on SATURDAY.
Coach mcdonnell drove the squad
through the hardest practice of the
year this afternoon. Several new men
were out in uniform. and IL hoped that
can be developed to take the
place Of the men whom the draft act
has called home. Manager Gladney
reports that the game with Eastern
college. scheduled for next saturday,
has been cancelled by the virginians:
and he is now trying to secure q game
on the local grounds to MI the vacant
date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

tSpecial to The Richmond VirRinian.)
= Winchester. Va. November 6-The
sity 81 Winchester polletf 454 votes.
less than half the registration In to-
days election for state officers. City
Of Winchester complete for governor
Davis, 500; Muncey. 1872; Smith, 4.
Other candidates on the ticket ran
about the same. Frederick county
rolled light vote. but Davis is running
ahead about two to one. Richard l..
omps. Democrat, was elected to the
house Of delegates without opposition.
receiving 286 votes In Winchester.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Especial to The Richmond VirEinian}
Suffolk, Va, November with a
normal vote or nearly 1000. 270 votes
were cast in suffolk today. nine of
which were polled for the Repu blican
nominees, PSI for tho Democratic
ticket w. +. Lipscomb. for commons
wealth's attorney. and A. A. Riddick.
for commiHkioner Of the revenue led
the Ticket Ia suffolk. -3}oN4ng 2s4 votes
each. This IL the lightest vote on
record since SuTolk became n city.
Numbers Of business men forgot It
wAs election day and others claimed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Especial to The Richmond Nireinian@
Bristol, Va, Nov. 6.---While the
legislative race in Bristol city and
Washington county is close indications
point to the reelection Of the Demo
cratic ticket composed Of Donald 7.
Slant and Rev. l. &. Buck over y.
c, Paris and John T. behsrt. their
Republican opponents.
BrfstoIs vote has not been com r.
pieted. hut Will show the usual ma
jorlties except IN case OF pehart. who
IS getting e large complimentary vote
from his home people.
Scattering reports fresH Southwest
Virginia counties indicate that Davis
has obtained "a large majority over
-Muncey. and a vote thaJ may prove
even greater than The normal Demo-
traffic majority. The Democratic uoui-
nees for city catces IN Bristol were
elected withou, opposition. The can
dtcates for state Offices have received
the normal party vote.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
Petersburg. Va. Nov e--Less in
terest was manifested in today's cleo
ton In Petersburg and the Southside
than in any election in many years
Many voting precincts in the nearby
rural sections were not opened until
late in the day and the smallest vote
on record was polled. Less than $50
votes were polled here. out Of quail
fed vote exceeding twenty-five hun
dred. Three OF the six city precincts
gave Muncey, Republican candidate
for governor, i've votes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Especial 70 The It5rhn Dad NrEiotsr
Frederiok srslrg Va Nov 6--Total
vote cast here was 500 Westmorel2nd
Davis. Dera ocrat carried the town ny
32T over Tuncev' Republican Car
ner, Democrat for house Of aefeRa te+
has 81 raa5cr3tv over Javues indie
pendent nenn~rat. Frank M FThj-
chester tcfeafs " r'Rurruss, il for
comm ouweH'rhs attorney Ny 1870 ma
sority r Conway chichester. is re
elected city sergeant Acreatine r T.
SMITH nv 241 rss1osi'y Mr Henry
pannehl who has hel4 tie position ct
police Justice Cor the past eight wears
WAS defeated nv W.stav IIcmhrev my
81 mafnrltv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Special 20 The Richmond Virginian)
Suffolk. va. Nov with several
small precincts to hear from Isle Of
wight county cast S71 votes today out
Of which six were for the Republican
nominees. A careful estimate gives
Isle % wight a total of about 41b.
Snithfeld's tota! vote was liz. with
1o7 for Wcetnooreland Davis and other
Democratic nominees and for Re-
publican candidates. Parke r. Deans,
for house of delegates, led the ticket.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
Majority Grow. in pitt,yivnnia.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
Danvl1le, Va. November 6.--Dan-
willie complete and thirteen out OF for
ty-ntne precincts Ia Pittsylvania give
Davis. 1895; Muncy, 81. The city and
county will give Davis and the rest of
the ticket at least 2o00 majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
LID Is ON; ARRESTS FAIL
Chief OF Police of Quincy. ILL.,, Shows
Closing Saloons Cut Down Court



A statement by Chief Of Police Mel
ton. OF Quincy. Ill, regarding the
number of arrests for drunkenness
during May, June. July; August and
September. 1917. compared with the
same months In 1915. shows a reduc-
tion of a little more than II per cent
During 1917 the saloons were closed
on Sunday. This is doubtless re-
spousible for the improved conditions
The reduction in the number of ar
rests is more striking in consideration
OF the fact that the former admins
tratiou in power last year was more
tax in enforcing the law. Many ar
rests for drunknness under the new
administration stncn Sunday closing
went into effect. would not have been
arreoted under ehlod administration,
Chef Melton Gays the conditions
generally have been improved at least
20 per cent Arrests ON Sunday have
shown remarkable falling off since
the saloons are not permitted 10 oper-
ate on chat day.
The great benefft of partial prohi-
billion will lie very much increased in
Quincy when complete prohibition is
adopted by the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
Pulaski.
lsrecta1 10 Tho Richmond vlrEinian

Especial 10 The Richmond Virgtnian)
Roanoke. Va, Nov 6,-Pulaski
county For governor, Davis, EOS;
Nuncey. 467 IAoutenant-g governor,
Buchanan, 704. 3 a. Davis, 365. At
torney general. Saunders, 725; wal
colt, AS. For secretary Of common
wealth. James. 1928; Reid. 420. For
commissioner Of agriculture. Koincr,
144; bowman. 4na For superintend-
ent public instruction. Hart. 1$%;
Ruebush 407 Fer state treasurer,
johnson. 74b; Mclaughlin, 40S, House
of delegates, Cfilmer. 71S. Hall. 604,
Two hundred Democratic majority
with three small precincts to hear
from,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Especial to The Richmond Virgtnlan)
Warsaw. Va. Nov emher e-Rich-
mond county gives practically solid
vote for Davis 2q4 TO Is for Muncey.
Norris for house Of delegates is elect
ed without opposition. Remainder Of
state ticket received about the same
vote
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
HCury County,

Especial 20 The Richmond vtrsinisn)
MartinSville, Va. Nov. 6.-Three
ONT OF fifteen precincts in Henry coun-
~ gave Davis for governor, az, Mum
rey. Io6. Some precincts give Ram
Eey. Democrat for legislature, 22S:
Minter, Republican, 70. Very light
vote poilcd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
WeStnOreland,

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
Warsaw, Va. Nov. 6.--West more
land county gives Davis and his run
ming mates about two hundred votes
and Muncey less than twenty Snow
for house OF delegates elected without
opposition