New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Harding Given
100000 Margin
InPennsylvania
Senator Appears Far Ahead
i'll Louisville, Where Re-
publican Registration Ex-
ceeds Democrats $500
Johnson on Tour To-day
Coolidge's Special Train to
Leave Capital Oct. II;
Borah and Miller Confer

Republican National Committee
headquarters was informed from
Philadelphia yesterday that the Re-
nublican managers have made pre-
ljminary survey of the state and that
the indications are that Harding and
Coolidge will carry the state by q
plurality of at least 100000 The city
OF Reading, which ordinarily is Demo
cratic by about 1000, shows a Repub-
hcan registration this year of 5000 in
excess of the Democratic registration.
In Louisville, Ky. $4,000 Republican
men and women have registered, this
figure exceeding the Democratic regis
trstion by $500. For every hundred
Republican men registered there are
eighty-seven Republican women regis
tered. In 1916 there were only $4,000
Republican votes cast for Hughes in
Jefferson County, which includes
louisville and its suburbs
Colonel Thomas w. Miller, chairman
Of the speakers bureau OF the national
committee, announced yesterday that
Senator Hiram ". Johnson will leave
San Francisco to-day on his first speak
ing campaign for the Republican ticket.
Governor Coohdge's special train
carrying the candidate for Vice Presi
dent Governor Edwin P. Morrow of
Kentucky, Governor Frank O. Lowden
Of Illinois and job f. Hedges of New
York, VIII leave Washington October
H. The following two days the train
vill be in kentucky; October 90 in
Tennessee; October 21, in North
Carolina October %, in Virginia;
October 23- in West Virginia and Mary
land The trip will end in Baltimore
October "a.
Senator Borah was in town yester-
day in conference with Mr.. Miller
The Senator Will speak at Manchester
N H.. October IS, and Nashau, n. H..
October IA. Upon his return he will
speak at the Morris High School. 166th
Street and Boston Road, the Bronx, Oc-
tober IS. under the auspices of the Bronx
County Republican Committee. ARRANGE
ments are IN charge Of Richard ".
Lawrence, chairman. Senator Borah
said that he would remain in the East
provided Senator johnson, who was to
have conference with Senator New
in Chicago next Tuesday. would cover
the Western territory. If this is ar
ranged, the speakers bureau will send
Senator Borah into Northern New Jer-
sey, Western Mars land and West Vir
ginia.
A partial list Of Democrats who have
pledged themselves to vote the Re-
publican national ticket and who have
allied themselves with the Hardine-
Democratic League was announced yes.
terday as follows:
Rhinelander Waldo, former Police
Commissioner; Eugene II. Outerbridge.
former president of the Chamber Of
Commerce; Gerald Hull Grey, one time
iammany candidate for Congress;
Morton VI. Smith, automobile manu-
taenrer, OF Fairfield, Conn. Samuel
Alcieh, Robert Sedgwick, insurance
broker; Samuel J. Wagstaff. lawyer;
Samuel Baum, silk merchant; David
Banks. law book publisher; the Rev.
Sol, Baum rabbi Of Congregation
beth Israel. and his assistant, the Rev.
NJ. .!abenhaus; Mark T.. Abraham.
clothing manufacturer; Lee V Bar
nun, llnoleum importer; Walter 2.
Hobbs New Haven. Conn; John Z.
Dawn, John A. Griffin. vice president
OF the American Bonding Company;
Samuel r. Ginsberg, Michael J. Koran,
james P. Farrell, trust officer of the
Fidelity Deposit Company; Rupert
kavanaugh Kilian Van Rensselaer,.
Charles c. Pettijohn. Colonel w. e.
Downs, Captain Lawrence Mcehan.
Lloyd D. Willis, John T Cronin, James
{. Bond. Major John Maher Lyman
". Redington, A. H Eastmond, Sidney
Harris. John f. Barry. James P Brown,
Edwin c. Ranck, Robert Saunders, Fred
N. Smith, George r. Palmer, Cassidy
Cock, Theodore s. Slauch. Edward J.
carroll and Lawrence Gross, secretary
OF tne Iharnawaga Democratic Club
Of New York.