Smyrna times., 1920-11-10
[TIf HOUSE CONTROL
|IfLD UP BY "TIE VOTE"
~, grrNH DISTRICT SUSSEX
'TER DEPENDS LOWER BODY

%. at Tuesdays Election Will
,.rni in Special Election To Be
@a-Rspublicans Have Senate
L.. n,teOme of a local fight in Bal
y Hundred, Sussex county, will
.ine the complexion of the next
# representatives at Dover.
.s.,I control of that body, will
Sm the result of a special cleo
n that Hundred to fill the va
caused by a tie vote between
H. J. Turner, Democrat, and Will
c Hickman, Republican, at the
tm last Tuesday. While the
nj is heavily Republican as
~ by the vote cast there last
usy for National and State Off
there has developed a deter
N effort on the part of some of
UsuublicanS, said to be affiliated
he Layton and anti-Code fac
to prevent the election of Hick-
On whom the Townsend fac
understood to look with favor
only way to do this, they have
rty figured is to elect Turner.
u the large vote received by the
b and the reduced vote of the
III on Tuesday. So far as the
.tsEcans of the district are con-
ID it seems to be a test of
gh Of the Townsend and Layton
If Hickman should win the
Egnd clement would be consider
NJ triumphant. That seems to be
neat in the cOcoanut. This be-
be situation the two Republican
H are said to be more deter
than ever to win at the spe-
lEhOn, while the Democrats ex-
% get out their full party vote
Sner To Offset this, however.
4 publican organization forces are
ed to bring all pressure possi-
bear on the party men there
Of the fact that complete con-
the legislature depends on the
u Whether the Baltimore Hun
'publlcans will yield their own
IN the matter for general
eneht remains to be seen.
e Stands II to 6 Republican.
aticial canvas of the vote in
ee having been made, the per-
the two houses of the Legis-
definitely known save the
district in Sussex county
above stated will require a
election. The Senate stands
I'm favor of the Republicans as
,1,ngtOn-First district. *James
a9eItsOn, R. Second, William J.
a New Castle-Third, u. G.
e,d' R. Fourth, John NJ. Walk |
INN, j. F. Richards, R. Sixth. !
!, Iclntire, D. Seventh, *Wil- !
~ +. Latta' D. Democrats, 2; Re-
] First, : Il. NJ. Price, D. Sec |
N Harles Hopkins, D. Third, y.
I# Jry R. Fourth. Charles
@ D. Fifth, *W. S. Handy, R. |
aa'S' 3; Republicans. 2.
rsS-Eirst, -. ! 4. D. Short, R. Sec
s-p'' T. B. lnsley, D. Third, *Asa |
i5nett. R. Fourth, H. Pretty
',. - fiith, y. Carey Palmer, R. !
..s! vas |; Republicans, A. Totals, |
v republicans, II
representatives Near Even.
I,a Iaingt0n, First district, Harry
a' \ D; :, Second, Robert w. Kra-
" Third, Henry Wilson. R.
Te:.l y. T. Virden, R. Fifth, Sam
oD,te, ,1e,, R. New Castle-Sixtb
> MILLER, II R. Seventh, William
H. D Eighth, Richard G. Buck
M 4, r Ninth, !, Charles l.. Medill.
IT, I Z; T. s. Megginson, R. Elevent
4 Is',..O !, OrI0mpton, : D. Twelfth, Ed
M ! JT, R. Thirteenth, Alex.
sA.s 1; Fourteenth, Walter Lee
r,t. n'a' A. Jefferson Stats. d.
'lS, 4; Republicans, H. =
n Ao5d' ''SS S,.I. district, J. E. Wilson,
#E , William u D. Harrington, d.
Bsa;ia. n 3 Clark, D. Fourth Re- Robt II
#P g.. ~ Fifth, Frank Hall
Sevsn,9 s,stn' W., Walter J. Paskey,
Fenth, Willard S. Brown. D.
86 6S'%ard Ta Dill, D. Ninth, p H.
- .. aae4.h, B. F. Davis, D.
4 ss1rd' ',Ist' ~ Harry f. Clendaniel
/ Cav. n SHaTles Kinder, R. Third,
D. + Bt.; y. Fourth, John T. Phil
7sSHH HHiIa, T George H. otwell, D.
eth I. Hudson, R. Seventh, va
ID 'atb, H, H;,.,' SOnn D. Warrington,
ssF T',am IRAN 5. Smith, R. Tenth
GisD. iGErner, D. Democrats, a;
nSii..o. .. TOtals-Democra6ts,