Evening journal., 1920-11-01

and 7.30 O'Clock, and In the rural sec
tlons between and O'Clock. To
avoid any confusion as to where they
vote, It should be remembered by
voters that they cast their ballots at
the same place they registered. unless
they have moved out OF the district
and transferred from where they |
or ginally registered.
Indications today are that the Re
publ can party Will sweep the State.
carrying the National and State ticket
by large majority. Republican
leaders count on a rccord-breaking
majority in Wilmington and rural
New CaIle county. which some claim
will run up as high as 5000 for the
National. Stale and county Ticket.
! While there no doubt Will De a
number OF close dislrid. fights the one
that Is attracting the most attention
is that for state senator In the second
! (Southarn) Senatorial district, VIII
mlngton, between William j Luz, Re
publican. and j. Edward McNabb,
Democrat Although this district
under ordinary conditions Is largely
Democratic, 10 Is admitted by all who
have watched the campaign that Mr,
Luiz has been making heavy inroads
on This majority and his friends pre-
diet uhat he will Win out. This. now
ever, Is not conceded by McNaDD s
supporters.
Mr. McNabh. who has served two
terms In the House. was leader OF the
i-suffragisis I'M the House durine
special session OF the Aegislature laal
spring who blocked ratification OF lhe
susan b. Anthony amendment. foi
some time large number or woilei
voters OF both parties have been max
ing an active nght against McNani
and are claiming that ne VIII De le
fcalcd. At any rate McNahb, mas ti'
hands FOR tomorrow and his friends
are known TO be greatly worried oNcl
nurlng Inc past week there ha
been a decided trend towards tue he
nubiiran ticket In the lower counue
and A Is now predicted mat tne hc
nublican electors, Colonel William u
nennev. nominee for Governor, an
Inc entire Republican ticket VIII =,
In the neighhorhood of euo 10 lvQ
majority In sussex and mat tle l'ein l
W The Republicans win without dout
maintain control OF the STATE cchtl
= and n is predicted the hepuplice,tt
viii again have a majority or u
H. lower House In the state lfgislaiut
err althoueh the nght for control OF W
ne House will be close. ,,-,.
D. For the first time In the history,
IN the state two women are on the lioA
In This city Mrs. Julia A. keoush,
Wilmington, Is the DemocraHo nuiu ~
nees fOr clerk ol tho peace on
county ticket and Mrs. tll.spe..
] ....NI.NlNm tho NNN
nendonf ticket for Representative
ne second Representative distrl'
There are four other candidates 4
penreeentative In this district AMI Y
result IN the nght Is being watch
with much increst The ohcr cane
daies ara Robert W Kramer, Dem
II crat: Dr. William Henri Pipes. color,
y Republican: John A. smith. Prohll
tion. and John A. Griffin, Socialist
~ There is also a woman candidate
Representative In one OF the disrll
In Kent county.
Cirrries A. Patterson, chairman
- the New Castle County Repuhlic
Committee. claims the party W
ant carry the county by 6oOO maiori
no There Is every reason for the ST
OF confidence hat prevails here;
rks Patterson said -Thc victory tom
es- row will be q substantial one
cd II. g. Stewart OF Georgetown
the member OF the Sussex County Repi
of Ncan Committee, stated that Susl
Is would be Republican boy 1000 b
iif- iorlty," although this figure is
be earded as high by more conservai
Two Republicans
Colonel William d. Denney. OF
lose yer. Republican GubernatOral car
In date. expressed satisfaction with
d 2 conditions throughout the state.