Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
TIE RESULTS FROM
SUSSEX CANVASS
Between the Candidates for Rep
rcsentativc in the Seventh
District.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Nov. 5.-Tho official
canvass OF the vote nt Georgetown, which
ended late yesterday afternoon, revealed
n tic between the Representative candida-
tes in the Seventh district, w II. &. HIck-
man, Republican, and T. J. Turner, Dem
ocrat. and the control of the lower House
at Dover may depend on the result Of
special election in that district Of Sussex
county, which may be held within
period Of 30 days. Judges Henry {. Con.
rad and I. Bayard Heisel, who canvassed
the vote, this morning certified To Cover
nor Townsend the fact that there was
tie and arrangements will now be made
for the special election, 20 decide the tic
between these two men. The TIC IS IN
Baltimore hundred, which had always
been considered strongly Republican,
though the Democrats are hopeful.
The Dehlocrats elected four representa-
tvcs and one senator in Sussex.
The canvass in Sussex showed the
following Representatives and Senator'S
elected, the vote being substantially the
same rs heretofore printed in Every Even
ing:
First Representative District Harry
+. ClendanieI, Republican. Lincoln City.
Second, Charles II Kinder. Republican
BrdgevilIe
Third, Samuel s. Gray, Democrat,
Seaford
Fourth, John T. Phillips, Democrat, sea-
Fifth, George II. Otwell. Democrat,
Laurel.
Sixth, Seth A. Hudson, Republican,
MiIlsboro
Seventh, Tie-rio election
Eighth. John ID. Warrington Republi-
can, Harbeson.
Ninth, Hiram s. Smith, Republican,
Georgetown.
Tenth. Thomas w. Turner, Democrat,
Milton.
Second Senatorial District, Captain
George B. Insley, Republican, Bethel.
Fourth Senatorial District Harry
Prettyman. Republican, Fairmount
The Republicans elected tho county
ticket, as stated in Every Evening yes
terday
SUSSEX COUNTY VOTE
FOR ELECTORS.
Democratic Gray. 8435. Soper, 8513;
Cox, s.44s
Republican du Pont. g747, Benson,
| a730 Townsend, 1927
| Harding's plurality, 1893.
ron GOVERNOR.
Democratio- Lynch. 92l4.
Republican Denny, 5000.
Lynch's plurality, 3O5
poR LrErTEN NAHT-GOFEENoR-
Democratic Taylor, S497
Republican Bush, 96l1-
Bushs plurality, ll20
FOR COHGREssHAS.
Democratic Clements. 1892.
Republican Layton 9483
Layton plurality 95l
FoR ArToRSEY- GENERAL
Democratic Lyman, 8499.
Republican-Towr send, 1919.
Towrsend's plurality, 1920.
FOR INSURANCE COMMISSIONER.
Democratic -Corrigan, $500.
Republican SudleT, 9783.
Sudler's plurality. 1863.
FOR STATE TREASURER
Democratic-M Mullen, Sass.
Republican Fisher, 1882.
Fisher plurality, 1897.
FOR AUDITOR.
Democratic Martin. S461
Republican Thompson, 9632.
Thompsou's plurality 1865.
FOR PaoToHoSorARY
Democratic-Co -Colil :. 9002.
Republican Barr 9077.
Barr plurality, 20
FOR REGISTER.
Democratic kenEey. S4Sl.
Republican Short. 9ol9.
shorts plurality, 1888.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONER.
Democratic Godfrey s49s.
Republican LII 60. 95sS.
Lingos plurality, 100.
FoR RECEIVER or TAxEs.
Democratic-N heatlcv, $500.
Republican Walls. 9473-
Walls plurality, S73.
FOR COMPTROLLER.
Democratic-B Burton. $500
Republican -Messick. 96l0.
AIesslck ; plurality, lll0-
FOR SHERIFF
Democratlc-B Benz EFT, S634-
Republican McIlvaIre, 9461.
McIlyaines 5 plurality, S27
FOR CORONER
Democratic Dickerson, S6l4.
epublican-Co Colllrs, 9445.
Collins plurality S3l.