Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
REPUBLICANS HAVE
CONTROL OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Made Gains in Wilmington and
Also in Other Parts of
the State.
McNABB LOST HIS FIGHT

are believed to be in coutr,
II both bra ches Of the next Delawar
legislature, - which will meet in January
1921, The Ne sonnet of that body follows
based, in a few Instances, on Sussex count,
IN unofficial r'turns.
sENf rE WILMINGTON.
First distrlc, flames W Robertson, II
Second William J Lutz. r.
RITZ, NEW CASTLE.
Third - Highheld, r.
Fourth--Jnhl NJ, Walker, r.
Fifth j. : Richards, r.
Sixth William H. Evans, r.
Soventh-+W William J Latta, ID.
KENT.
First Il N Price, d.
Second Charles Hopkins, ID.
Third y. L Alice. Jr., II.
Fourth Charles Murphy, d.
Fifth-"W ; Handy, II.
SUSSEX.
First II H. Short, r.
Second Monroe III ADAMS, r.
Thlrd-sAsa ". Bennett, r
Fourth Thomas c. Stockley, ID.
Fifth -. Carey Palmer, X
Holding over
HOUSE, ~ REPRESENTATIVES,
WILMINGTON
First district-Harry r. Mari, r.
Second Robert W Kramer, -.
Third--Henry Wilson, II.
Fourth-1W. 4. Yirden, r
Fifth Daniel + Conner u.
NEW CASTLE.
Sixth--Frank c. Miller, r.
Seventh--William Lord, r.
Eighth Richard G.. Buckingham, II.
Ninth Charles L. Medill, II.
rcuth Joseph tfiigisy ID
Eleventh William ]. Crumpton, ID.
Twelfth Edward Lester, Jr,, r.
Thirteenth ID. Grassland, ID.
Fourteenth-Walter Lee, D.
Fifteenth-A. Jefferson Stats, ID.
KENT
First E. Wilson. D.
Second VIM d. Harrington, ID.
Third-A. B. Clark, ID.
Fourth Robert J Schneider, d.
Fifth Frank Hall Davis, r.
Walter J. Paskey, ST., y.
seventh Willard S. Brown, D.
Eighth John W. Goodwin, r
Ninth z. II Noble, ID.
Tenth Howard r Moore r
SUSSFS.
First Harry Z. ClendaneI, r.
second Charles Kinder r
Third :. :. Gray, D.
Fourth Thomas C. James. X
Fifth George n Orwell. ID
sixth :. II Hudson, r
seventh Elmer J Turner ID
Eiehth-John D. Warrington. r
Ninth Hiram 5 Smith. K
Tenth-Thomss ". Turner, ID
PIPES DEFEATED.
DR.. ". Henri Pipes, Negro, the RI
publican nominee for Representative
the Second district, was defeated B
Robert W. Kramer, Democrat, by ov'
400 plurality. John A. Smith, Prob
bitionist. was a good third, while Mr.
Elizabeth Stirlith received only abo,
80 votes.
According TO unofficial returns, Kr'
mer's plurality was AIS, the vote belr
as follows: Kramer, 4.790; Pipes, 4,S7.
Smith, 3,792; Stirli;h, 80.
VOTE IN THE STATE.
The unofficial vote of the State
as follows, few distrio
being missing: Wilmington, Cox. 81 90
Harding, $4,000; rural New Castle coul
". Cox. 700; Haro:ng, 7,000; Kent, Co
9. 100: Harding. 5000; Sussex, 5000 f
Cox and g. 500 for Harding, the total BEN
about 800 for Cox and H,l0O f
Harding
The Republicans claim the election
Samuel J. White as Representa- We in u
Fifth district, by about 20 pluralit.
while the returns received BY Every Ev
ming give Daniel f. Conner, DemOcra
a plurality of So.
For Senator ia the Second dlstrl
William X. Lutz, Republican, beat
Edward McNabb, Democrat, by
plurality Of about 5000, .accordir
70 the figures received by Every Evenii
with several districts missing; the tota
being: McNabb, s,27e; Lutz, 11,2S
William NJ. Connolly, Ind. l72.
Representative McNabb and MI
Jane Pennewill, one Of his chief opponen
in his fight for Senat r, met at Seven
and Orange streets .sterday and e
changed opinions Of sch other.
LEVY CO fRT.
In the Levy Court ntests, with SIEVE
al districts missing, is believed til
James Ball, Republica defeated Villa
5. Bird. Democrat, 10 he Third distriC
Harry Y. Buckson, De 3crat, beat Geor
/. Battin, Republican in the Fifth d
trict, and S. A. Collin Democrat, Il
uinphed over William Money, Repub
can. in the Seventh strict.
In Kent the Demo rats elected (
county ticket by near 1000 nlajorit
while IN Sussex the W was close, wit
probability of the Wet being divide
Thankful For Der cratic Vote