Evening journal., 1922-11-13

tittteh 10 iHt Ipufe Vl htpiteNh-
tatives Is Mrs. Isabelle Ahern
O'Neill. OF Providence.
ity, 55.
Twelfth-Pratt. D., .44s; Reybold,
r.. 42s; Pratt's majority, IS.
Thlrteenth-Davs. D.. s52; How
ell. r.. ssh; Davis majority. Il.
I Fourteenth - Stant. D.. 500;
weatherby, r., $50; stant's major
ity, so.
Fifteenth-Jones. D., 367; Fretz,
r., 1877: Jones majority, 230.
Levy Court Commissioners
District No. 1-Saville. D., 1o,042;
Stewart, r., 1905; Stewards ma
jorlty, 1898.
Distr ct No. 4-Nevln. D.. 1888;
Wright. R., 1876; wright's major
ity. 33s.
District No. s-Truitt, D., 1115;
Z Pleasanton. r., 1862; Webb, md
232: Truitt's plurality, So,
District No. Hart, 955; Rey-
nolds r.. 512: Hart's majority 44S.
The vote for inspectors OF election
In the rural districts was as follows
the high man being the winner;
sixth Representative District
First district-Willard Handy d,
as. Robert w Lilly. r.. 1871.
second-Harvey McCrea, D., 22s;
II. Paul Simon, r. $50.
Third-Joseph Hahbart, D. 1Ssi
Charles A. Berg, RI 2Ss.
Fourth-Thomas Gray, D., 10;
John y. Davis r., $40.
Fifth-Mary A. Gray, D.. 145;
John NJ. Casey. r 235.
Seventh Representative District
First district-Frank Hannah D.
23s: Ralph Ruth. r.. 22s.
second-Harry Kendall, D.. il6;
George r. Wainwright. r" 44s,
Th,rd-Michael Toomey, D., IS;
Arthur Doraugh. r., 9s.
Fourth-John Frederick D., 1885,;
william II. Hollingsworth. r, i76
Fifth-John j. Thompson, Jrp D.,
fO5: John n. Geary r. i2S.
Sixth-John NJ Ulmer. D., 22l'
George II. Tinsman. r., 326.
seventh-Iohn Morton Gregg, D.,
146; Francis ID. Hickman, r.. 29O.
Eighth Representative District
First dlstrict-Swithln Springer,
D., 1877; sylvester Birmingham, r.
154.
seeond-Ciarence C. Collins, D.,
277. Edwin NJ. Pierson. r., 200.
Third--Frank Mote. Jr., d.. 1866
Clarence Edwin Guthrie. r.. 1876.
Fourth-Walker Pennington, D..
ii5: william H. Chambers. r., fl5,
a tie vote. n
ner Van Fleet. r.. i72.
Ninth Representative District
First district-Elmer J. Ellison,
D., el5; Ralph Barchus. r., S29.
second-Harlan Herdman, D., 4o2;
Samuel p. Morrison r.. 247.
Third-Alton Wingate, D., ia;
John T. Hannah. r.. 1856.
Tenth Representative District.
First distrlct-Frsnk T. Proud, (
D.. 2e5: william H. Beck. 253.
Second-Harry Nunson, d., 202; /
William II. Ramsey r., 225.
Third-Bonjamin J. Moore, d., .
1856: Clyde Weer. r., SO.
Fourth-John B. Montgomery, D., (
253: William ~ Banks 173
Fifth-Sewen D. Scott, D., ia;
Horace Eastburn. r.. 1O1.
sixth-Wnliam 3. Davis D., 203; .
Joseph Hardy. r.. $50.
Eleventh Representative District
First william r. Berry,
D., 100; Edward o. Walton r., $50.
Second-Harry L. Dsyett, Jr., D.,
ia; Julian Laws. r., 1872.
Twelfth Representative District.
First district-Frank Irons, D.,
232; Stewart L. Beck. r.. $40.
Second-winiam Il. Calhoun. D..
10; James II. Batten, r.. 1870.
Representative District.
First dis,r.ct-Bayard A. Nande-
grlft. D.. 242; Joseph r. Carrow, r..
i73.
Second-walter Yearsiey, D.. 2s3;
Harry NJ. Faunce, r.. III.
Third-Charles Bas;on. D.. 32I:
Alfred w. Porter r.. 3Ss.
Fourth-Benjamin Armstrong, D.
2OS. Charles 5. Ellison. Jr., r.. 1856.
Fourteenth Representative District
First district-Dallas y. Hart, D.,
293: Thomas f. Enos. r.. 2S3.
Second-GeorEe II. O'Neil, D..
254. Edward s. Boyd. r.. 1873.
Fifteents Representative District.
First william l.. Derrick |
son. D.. 20s Edgar 7. Elnold. r.. So /
Ridgley Nickerson. D.. /
las; Robert Walton. r.. 60.
Gains and losses compared with
unofficial figures made by the two
candidates by the canvass Saturday
afternoon follow:
Mil Greek hundred district.
.Bayard gained two on each term.
New Castle hundred-First dis
trict. Bayard gained 2 and dupont
lost on the long term. and Bayard
lost and DUPONT gained on the
short term, giving Bayard a net
gain OF four on the long and dupont
a net gain OF four on the short term.
New Castle hundred-Second dis
trict, DUPONT gained one on the long
term and Rayard gained one on the
short term.
New Castle huadred-Four dis ,