Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-23
KENT DELEGAT AT|CN
FAVORABLE To DENNEY
Only One Fight, in Milford, and
it Resulted in Choice of
Denney Delegation.
pecia, Correspondence Of Every Evening

speciai Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. Aug. 23.-Republican primaries
IL Kent county, Saturday, passed of with
out any contest except IN the Second
llcctIon district of the Tenth Repre-
SCI tatIve district, Milford hundred where
two sttS OF delegates and alternates were
voted for Republican leaders of the dis
tiet said il was merely a local district
tight FOR leadership of the district, but
4 attracted almost the full qualified Re
pIhlIran vote. The result was as follows:
Delegates Charles p Perry, 101:
,'9ne> l.. Davis, 120; Albert b. Peet, l34;
J T. Stewart l42
Altcu.ates- Howard X Thistlewood,
lr6. George G. Marshall, 104; Charles
L. Armour, 145; Nutter Marvel, l42.
Ii was said that while not pledged for
any candidate, the delegation would vote
for Colonel Denney of Dover for COVE nor
as long as he stood any chance for the
nomination.
With no apparent opposition by the
Allees of Dover TO Colonel Denney, not
withstandlng the Alice organ, State Senti-
mel, of last week questioned his ability for
governor, it is believed here that DO at
tempt will be made by them to oppose
Denney In the convention.
The boom for former State Senator John
A. Barnard, launched by the Allees
months ago. apparently has not assumed
great proportions.
Following is complete list of delegates
and alternates from Kent county
First Election district First Repre-
sentative district-Deleeates William A
Bradway, Alfred Demby; alternates, John
". Vane, Corbitt Darnell
Second-Delegates, Charles J. Harris,
William III. Lurty; alternates, John L.
Bradley, Theodore Mannon.
Second Representative District, First
Election Observation-Disclosures. Alonzo B.
Jones, Jesse Williems; alternates, William
Z. Cole, Joseph Benson.
Second-Delegates j Burton Wharton,
NJ. Hayes Wilson; alternates, David
Moore, G. de j. Harbordt
Third Representative District, First
Election Observation-Disclosures, John W.
Houston, Charles Stuart; alterna tes,
Charles Hanratty, Andrew Bristow.
Second-Delegates, Elmer Walker, ].
Freeman Clark; alternates, Charles II.
Ross, Charles l.. Dybeck
Fourth Representative District-Dele-
gates, William III. Gehman, Manship
Rash, Albert Comegys, William Cooper;
alternates, A. II. Benson, Herbert
Hutehins, Eugene Thomas, Talbot Will
son.
Fifth Representative District, First
Election dlstrict-Delegates G. II. Hope.
George W. Walls; alternates, James A.
Hirons, Melvin Hopkins
Second-Delegates. W. F. Hartnett,
Lew j. Mccoy; alternates, Amos A.
NatSo1, Wayman Rider.
Sixth Representative District, First
Election district-Delegates, William G.
Ross Thomas II. Melvin; altern ates,
Norman Bickling, William f. Shockley.
Sec0nd-Dclegates James Townsend ;
Herman Peck; alternatcs, Norman
NoShell, Charles G. Ross
Seventh Representative District, First
Election Delegat es, William G..
Spencer, Benjamin + Hartman altcrnates
" Illiam NJ. Pickering, William II Conrad.
Second-Delegates, ID. B. Murray.
George W. Walheater: alternates, George
j.. kcrsey G. NJ. Hoch
Eighth Representative District, First
Election district ct-Dclcgates, Walter J.
Han ingtcn, Hfl y Z. ynch; alternates,
OrLn i. u: strfs. John ID. Eaton.
Second Del s 'es John ". Wilcutts,
Asa &. Pot. 5, mates, Willard
Thompson. Will H. Rogers.
Ninth F,'s~csortative District, First
81 W, Clar, nee A. Tharp; alternates,
v illiam b. Fleming, Robert +. Thomas
Second Hclcg tes, F,ophcn 5. Wroten,
Beniah Antc sen; alte'nates, Fred Willis,
Matthew Russell.
Tenth representative District, First
Election district Delegates, John +
Hammond, James II. Thoms; alternates,
Frank Reedy, James III. Hudson.
Second-Delegates Albert B. Peet ]
j. Stewart; alternates, Charles 2. Armour
Nutter Marvel.