Evening journal., 1920-10-28
MANY Sign FOR
Clean BALLOT
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candidates themselves. The names
and addresses Of the candidates for Of
ice who have signed this pledge are
as follows:
STATE TICKET
Andrew j. Lynch, Georgetown (;
II. g. Taylor Dover; j. Il. Clements,
Clayton; William ID. Mullen, Holly
Oak; Or. James Martin. Magnolia; I;
Judge George Gray, Wilmington; Jo-
seph II. Cox, Seaf0rd; Colonel Henry
A. dupont, Wilmington; j. Danforth
Bush, Wilmington; Daniel Thompson,
| Newark; William d. Denney Dover ;
Geo. NJ. Fisher. Wyoming; John G.
fownsend, Jr., Selbyville; Dr. Caleb
R. Layton, Georgetown.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Mrs. Julia p. keougn, Wilmington E:
| u. Laurence Boyce. Wilmington (:
/ Theodore Ferguson, Blackbird; John
/ =. MOrros, Wilmington; John Nivin,
Newark; john f. McNabb, Whining
ton; James Mclntre, Elkton, Md /;
Robert w. Kramer, Wilmington
Thomas +. Harkins, Wilmington, JOS.
G. kavanagh, BOOthwyn: Clarence
scarborough, Newport, Harry C.. Lit
Tie, HOckessln; Frank Collins, New
ark; Joseph Quigley, New Castle: Will
liam J. Crompton, Porters; Harry
Pratt, Delaware City; Geo. ID. Cross
land. Middletown; Walter Lee, Town
send; A. Jefferson Stats, Townsend; (;
Jasg $. Evans ClaymOnt Harry "
Buckson, St. Georges: Sherburne A..
Collins. Townsend: Frank X. Irons.
Delaware City; Winfield s. Orr, Edge
Moor: Elmer Ellison, Newark: Frank
Middoes' Newark; Lewis j Rambo,
New Castle: Everett r Howard New
Castle; Alfred J. Davidson. Bear;
Thomas Armstrong, Delaware City;
Harry Clark, st Georges; Fred A. Rey-
nolds, Odessa: Harry ]. Wilson. port
Penn; Sudler II. King, Townsend,
John l.. Wright, Wilmington; Walter
5 Burrls, Bear; James 6. Shaw, New
Castle; Norman p. Crouch. Whining
ton; Harvey HOffecKer, Wilmington;
William j. Lutz, Wilmington William
II. Evans, Newark: Dr. VIM. Henri
Pipes, Wilmington, William p. Virden.
Wilmington; Frank C.. Miller, VIII
mington; William Lord. Elemere;
Richard G. Buckingham, Newark;
Charles L. Medill Newark: Edward $.
Megginson, New Castle; Henry C. Mil
liken, Glasgow; Edward Lester, Della
ware City; Alexander p. Corbit,
Odessa; James Ball, Greenville: Geo.
l.. Batten. Delaware City: Courtland
Rice, ClaymOnt; Geo II. Reuss, Mar
shallton; ROdman LOvett, Newark ;
Samuel Pusey Morrison, Newark; Ed
ward Clyde Weer, New Castle: Claude
n. Lelser, New Castle; Oliver Sud
dard, Newark; POhn Green, KirkwoOd: !:
Arthur w. Hope, Delaware City; VIII
liah B. Lester, st. Georges; Philip
Earle Peasanton. Middletown: VIII
liam B. McMullen, Port Penn: Samuel
B. Townsend, Townsend; Harold r.
Outten, Townsend; Alfred C. Sterling,
New Castle; Thomas II. swan, ST.
Georges; Isaac s. Bullock, Whining
ION; John Green. klrkwood; James
Ball, Montchanin.
KENT COUNTY
Henry /. Beers, Dover: Daniel NJ.
Rldgely, Dover; Thomas Meredith
Willow Grove; James V. McCommons.
wyoming; Hilory W. Oliver, Smyrna; (;
William II. Marvel, Dover; j. Edgar
Boggs, Cheswold: James Ii Frazier
Clayton; Frank Hall Davis. Dover;
Noah Cain, Harrington; Lawrence ROI-
lin Moore, Smyrna: Millard Thomson.
Bowers; VIM. II. Eaton, FELTON, Her
man Peck, FELTON,, Alden n. Benson,
Dover; Manship Rash, Dover: John Il. .
Bostic, Dover; Y. II. Atkinson Dover
Charles Hopkins. Dover; w B.
Harrington, Cheswold: William
StOckheimer, Milford James r. Glenn
lenis, Clayton; NJ. r Archer. Smyrna: 1:
Clarence Ringgold, Smyrna: Thomas
Meredith, Wyoming; Howard r. Moore,
B. +. Davis Milford.
SUSSEX COUNTY
Berry Guy Whealley, Broad Creek:
Charles Messick, Laurel; Harry Pret-
tyan, fairmOunt, Harry Clendaniel.
Lincoln; William H. Hayn.an, Delmar; ;
s. C.. Pierce. LeWes; Hiram $. Smith,
GEORGETOWN; Horace Sudler Bridge
Vile; Geo. W, Collins. MnsbOro; /;
Charles II Kinder, Brldgeville; Benz.
Frank Walls, Milton; Thomas C..
James, Laurel; B. G.. Whcatley, Sea
ford; Elijah j. Gray, Frankford: vii
Mcssick, SeafOrd: Eurice NJ. Donovan.
Lincoln; II. +. Clendaniel. Lincoln;
Elmer Dickerson, Milton: Clarence W.
Jester, SeafOrd; Franklin Achy, Sea-
ford; Otto Dlckerson, Milton; W. II.
Hayman, Delmar; Geo II. Otwell.
Laurel, Thomas w. Turner. Lewes !;
Samuel C.. Pierce. Lewes: Samuel s.
Gray, Seaford; Jonathan Baker, Days
horo; Alfred c. Bunting, Selbyville: /:
Charles b. McCabe, Selbyville: Harry
Prettyman, Hollyville; Thomas C.
ClntkFN, tdfntSON.
These pledges continue 10 come In
every day, and as they are sent in
| they will be announced by the COM
mitlee. Another step to be taken by
the Clean Elections Committee was 10
send citizens pledges 10 every school
I TEACHER in the state, with the request
that through the children. all parents
| I'm the school district be asked 10 Join
/ In the movement The results have
| been most gratifying. In many dis
/ tricls, pledges have been returned
from every parent in the school dis
/ trict, and in some districts the chill
| dren went outside OF the families rep
/ resented in the school and secured
| pledges from every man and every
/ woman voter in the school district
| These pledges now in the hands OF
| the committee amount 10 many thou
sands Another step taken by the
committee was TO present the pledge
/ 10 every member OF every wOman's
| club in the state, and the response
| from the club women Of Delaware has
/ been virtually unanimous.
The committee then presented the
matter 10 every minister OF every
/ church I'm Delaware, ana reports show
| that the ministers and the church
! members have taken hold OF the idea
/ Wltu uiuNii ihttt Vot anu ~ .A"i y
sermons have been preached and
many lectures have been given in the
churches, and every Indication is that
| the positive trend Of mind in the state
| Of Delaware at this time Is TO demand
| clean elections. and this, 10 is thought
| is due largely 10 the fact that women
coming into the ballot ror the FIRST
| time, are insisting that every vo.e IN
| the ballot box shall be as clean as
their own Up 10 this time, there has
| hnnn hnI one nnsiIlNn rnfIlsal on lhn