The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-01

Rtinuea lf8aR rage ohe)
Howard G. Putnam and Murray Sans,
win have opposition from the white
Republicans. as will County Superin-
sendent of Schools C. r. NJ Sheppard,
the Democratic nominee. although Mr..
MARKS declares he is not and viii not
be candidate.
r. l.. Smith, Daytona Democratic
nominee for county tax collector. is
the only other Democratic candidaSe
TO have opposition. the balance OF the
couaty ticket being endorsed by the
white Republicans. Mrs Isongdon. II
naytona Beach, the only woman on
the ticket. win stand for members Of
the school board In this district. OPP
posing n. T. Mcclellan, while chas.
Beers Is given opposition rs justice
Of the peace.
Gaibreath Endorsed.
The white Republicans made il
plain. although II has been generally
misunderstood. that they did not nona-
mate NJ. A. Galbreath for sheriff. bnt
endorsed his candidacy Galbre.th
aud Lee Morris made the closest run
in history for sheriff in the June pri-
mary. and the choice Of Galbreath Or
Morris for the Democratic nomination
Is in the courts. awaiting a decislc
from the state Supreme Court While
Galbreath is not nominated as a Re-
publican. he il endorsed by the Re-
publicaas in the November elections.
regardless OF whether decision 5
made by the Supreme Court before
the November elections.
The balance of the county ticket
Is endorsed including the Judge of
the comfy court. country clerk. tax
collector. supervisor of registration
end county commissioner OF this dis
sricf
kiock for =. S. Senate.
A was stated a week ago in the
l,aiix News. Dassona has the disiine-
ton Of Offering the candidate fer
United States Senate in DIR kloeS,
chairman OF tire white Republican
ceunty committee His candidacy
Was endorsed last evening. as IVES
that OF Judge Bowen. OF Miami. vho
viii oppose Congressman Joe Sears
Speech BY Sigh.
Prot Sigh. OF Jacksonville. fiu-
eai and impressive speaker. enter
tanned the audience for an hour on his
views ii tire I4eagne of Nations. equal
sHlrHgc spA states rights. bringing
oal many lelufs in favcr of his or
position - the League of Nations. ar
Srigniug the Niisonian policies. and
denoaneing the present adminislra-
tiea Tor several acts, which caused
ais snlit with the party.
The speaker stated that the passage
81 The Eighteenth Amendment. the
prohibition Law. WAS the beginning OF
re end OF states rights. and that the
NlReseensh Amendment capped the
elimas. While he said he was moi
opposed H. woman suffrage. he
thought that each state should have
had say in its enactment. and thai
ne present administration did ter
ribie wrong in rushing the measure
through. without giving the South
era states an opportunity To prepare
tor the voting of millions of eoioree
women
He showed where the same ageneie:
aad been al work in the rushing o
woman suffrage. 20 the harm of tn.
country, that had forced the Leagus
Il % Nations covenant onto the coun,
Try. aud that hut for handful o
q siannch. men in the u S Senate
& eyes closed. into the most Harmful
& action that could be conceived of b.
\ nan. the joining with European ma
: lions in fighting their battles.
Praises Senator Reed.
TIE eaiegized Senator Jim Reed
4 Democrat. who vas the first TO OPP
pose the League in the Senate. am
believed that the people OF the Unite
states would answer the call. by tn
greatest majority tor Harding eve
-tven 4 presidential candidate.
Prof Sigh paid compliment to ID,
Klcck for his stand in opposition I
tue Democratic candidate for tn
Ssrste. and stated. while the Repub
Scans wanted 10 elect few count
officers. the real fight in Florida wont
"a 20 roll up big majority for Hard
sns aud for DIR. kiock as senator, ths
the views of the South might be eA
pressed mere clearly in the Senat'
than they have been by the presel
eenagorial tega wearer.
Cheney Meeting Tonight.
Judge Cheney. OF Orlando. candi
date for the United States Senai
OH the black Leg" ticket, viii ope
The Republican campaign i'll Volusi
oantv ia eernest this evening whe
he speaks al O'Clock at the inlet.
Judge Cheney is fluent speake
md gives promise of making an e,
celieat address,. whether one aere'
with his politics or not.