The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-01

with only 4 electoral votes.
$500 3'..i77 Iil X Il. \
vensr states Wnere the eieVenth-hoW
contest Is intense, with both parties
sanruine Of success. are Arizona. KEN
,uckv8 marv,andz NAxr uav,oo North
carolina ana Oklahoma. All these, as
well al the Buckeye State. are claimed
by both republicans and democratsM
second onIv IN interest ~ the out-
come ~ fhe voting IS the s,1btect
I .What will fine women dor" Headers
A. hoth mailer no rfies aisc,a,n, masses
!. sion az advance Information on what "a
70 Be expected Of the new class OF vot-
ar. 'exercisi,r their franchisa N al tha
states ynr thss tirst t,rna Snecrlat,on IN
ordinariIv vall-5nsorn,ed noiiflcai 8 cir
eies ce,,faSs aho,,t 'ths ~, icai y,ra
nortion ~ vs,,,,sss Ssfb sril, ssat1. s. ~
snnrrow Il, rnmneris,,,,S w,th NV r,,,a u
vote ssctiny, dist rih,,tiar ~ the <snyo !
ans vote aY,d the nossih,lit& of'jfs he
gnr a. rybs,lA indanandanf ero,,~,, ~
overf,,rn tahles ~ n,ect in ,,rnha h5istiee
compiled over a perod of years In which
certain states have been normally IN
c c,insu 70 one pohtleai laith or the
otner. M N "
What Wiseacres Say.
Mosf az tha vv,aeacraa daniara f1,st
the recent Mai,,s askstf,y, sv,,era r,,e
women,s vofe' u,a Z val, ,,r9er sifafha !
" the men an NJ !" consiSSred I1 NJ ri.
-ss,.,t. nrsa,s Il, =.
yersaI' sufrrsas mas ob .e wa ter some o,n
800, W M. ., so,1
enfranchiged sisters. ON the other
hand, the "experts't admit this hypo-
thesis also may be wrong.
THE sboialtsf ~ rtv MAJ ,,,a Ak r,aiyns
for the largest proportionate women Z
vote with Inc newly made votsrs 10.
longing IL fhe marty ADDED ~ nors o-
cialiafs vxbo 49, isa,, ss5s 1890 - .
tielsef ~ n,ofas, ess,sst wv, i WE
! - ~, 2
a. t,s,,.v,, II 49, .,.- 49,
dict NE ~ ~ ~ =. S,o nnn pa,c
tba soc,si,st - s,at I,ovo,vvo. IN mp IN.
:, s .v,, ~ - vo.s was Tess tnan ooV,uuu.
out to break electoral colIere records
tomorrow they must aim at those set
IN In the election of fjcFets beaded hv
President Wilson In ISIS his ma ;or,ty
of 339 was the greatest IN the rscorJ
Of Americap aiactions - 'eSo'u
NASHVILLE outlook.
Nashville, Nov. both political mar
ties are making their final appeals to
the voters throughout Tennessee today.
The democrats are holding rallies in inn
portant points in middle and West Ten
nessee. Gov. Roberts winds up his
campaign at Livingston, his home, this.
afternoon. ALI Taylor, his republican
opponent, is scheduled for three
speeches in East Tennessee. Great in
terest has been aroused In the cam
paign
ceorala wore, vo,,nn
o"S" vo."s'
a. "a. NOV. Twin democrats
ca. g meir usual majorities for
Iuesaays eiecton, despite republican
activlty, interest," To-Day centered largely
on woman sunrage. Georgia law re-
cures registration Six months before
eiectlon ana reports mere are that
women nave not been allowed to regis
ter anywhere In the state as the
amen tn was ADOPTED less tnan SIX
months ago. Many women have an
nounced they viii demand to vote any
way.
No Republican Candidates.
New Orleans, Nov. 1.-Whether or
Y not there would be gains in the repub-
lican vote in Louisiana, especially in
the sugar and oil producing parishes
seemed to excite the greatest amount
Of interest in the election tomorrow.
There are no state candidates not at
filiated with the democratic party,
Mississippi Normal.
& iorities in Mississippi were expected to-
morrow b. democrat tic leaders.
Five constitutional amendments, in
Guiding one providing election machin-
cry for women. are to be voted on. No
4 state officers viii be elected.
Alabama Democratic. A.
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. with VIC
tory for the democratic national ticket
apparently assured, state matters have
eciipsed national issues in Alabama dur
ing the campaign.
The only possibility OF a turnover is
In tha Gevnnfb district xuhara q r.