Evening journal., 1922-09-23
DREXLER FILES
FOR LEVY court
Former Judge Conrad
Candidate for Register of
Wills in Sussex
REPUBLICANS HAVE
MANY CONTESTS
Special to The Evenlns Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. Sept. 25.-Re
publicans OF Sussex County will holt
their primary election TO nominate
the county ticket next Saturday, and
there will be many contests.
For the first time in the history Of
the county a woman is a candidate
for a county office Mrs. Lena Reed
, Anderson. OF Glendale. who Is nov
serving as Deputy Recorder OF Deeds
under her father. Colonel David II
Reed, has filed her name for thii
office.
Much interest will be taken. M
doubt. in the outcome of the fighi
for Levy Court Commissioner. Form
er State Senator Louis A. Drexler
Of Bethany Beach. is among those
who have filed for this Office.
State Senator Asa Bennett. o.
/ Frankfort is a candidate TO sue
coed himself and has filed his name
FORMER Representative Joseph B.
Lord. OF Seaford, Is candidate for
the nomination for State Senator
from the Second District to fill the
unexpired term OF George B. Insley
OF Bethel, who died a few months
ago.
/ State Senator James Carey Pal.
mer. of Milton. Is a candidate in the
Fifth District to succeed himself in
the State Senate.
I Former Judge Henry c. Conrad
who at one time served as postmas-
1 ter Of Wilmington. Is a candidate fol-
the nomination OF register OF wills
! Eight workers in the party have
/ filed for coroner.
Following is a list of those who
have filed for the several offices:
Clerk OF the Peace-Lemuel A
/ Long, Frankford; Samuel G. Pierce
Lewes; william J. Wescoat, Lewes
Register of Wills-Former Judge
Henry c. Conrad, Georgetown
Charles A. L. Lingo. Millsboro.
Recorder OF Deeds-Mrs. Lena
Reed Anderson, Glendale; George
f. Mcgee. Milton; William a. Long,
Greenwood; William II. Downes
Georgetown.
Levy Court Commissloner-Jos-
eph Gray Davis. Milford; Abe Rlc-
ards. Greenwood; Robert J. Allen,
Seaford; John 5. Cooper. Delmar;
Sarthol NJ Adams. Bridgeville;
Starry w. Johnson. Cannon. and
Louis a. Drexler. Bethany Beach
Sheriff-James II. Jester, Ellen
dale; Bud Coy, Georgetown; oscar
c. James. Laurel; Harley J. Coma
way, Georgetown.
Coroner-George W. Derrickson
Mflville; william E. Tucker.
Georgetown; Harry c. Holden, Re
hoboth; John II. Brumbley. Selby-
Vile; c. Edwin Bacon. Laurel; Dam
lei ]. Short. Georgetown; John W.
Dimes, Bridgeville; Napoleon B.
Hearne, Laurel.
Representatives.
First Representative district
William V. Sipple. Edward r.
Knots. Milford.
Second-william II. Carlisle.
Greenwood; Coulter Messick, Bridge
Vile.
Third-George T. Adams. seaford,
John d. Stewart. Jr.. William +.
Longendyke. Seaford.
Fourth-Robert T. Spicer. laurel.
Fifth-Ulysses S. Owens, Delmar.
sixth-James G. Andrews. John E.
Dalsey. Frankfort; William II.
Short. Millsboro.
SEVENTH. Wilson McCabe, Sell
byville.
Eighth-Harvey II. Lawson
Millsboro.
Ninth-George H. Short, George
town.
Tenth-walter p. Robinson, Re-
hoboth; Ward Short. Lewes. Elisha
ID. Campbell, Harbeson.
Inspectors.
First Representative district: First
election district. Cleson BRIGHAM.
Second district-First, Harold
Conway; Second. Leslie b. Short;
Third, William S. Knowles.
Third district, John c. Wilson,
Second. Frank C. Hurley; Third,
Thomas NJ. Fleetwood.
Fourth district-Arthur Hatfield.
Fifth distrlct-First. William J.
studiey; Second. w. Grant Carpen-
ter: Third. Elon G. Windsor.
sixth district-First. Larry T. Con-
away; Second, John Mumford; Third,
Harrison West.
Seventh district-First, Charles p.
Hudson; Second. Fred E. Magee.
Eighth district-Walter L. War
rington.
Ninth district-John w. King.
Tenth district-First, George A.
Rust; Second. Thomas w. Johnson;
Third. Charles Hudson.
Senators.
First Senatorial district-Hsrry
w. Viven, Thomas c. Curry, Bridge
Vile.
Second district. Stanford Le-
Gates. Laurel; Joseph B. Lord, Sea-
ford.
Third district-Asa Bennett,
Charles J. Moore and
Charles w. Riggin, Laurel.
Fifth district-George p. Tunnel.
Lewes; J. Carey Palmer. Milton and |
II. c. Stewart. Georgetown.
INDICT KEPHART.