New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
w cts See Hope
In Attitude of
State Nominees
Association Against Prohi-
bition Amendment Makes
Public Result of Inquiry
as to Candidates Stand
Republicans Are Divided
ALI Democrats Found i'm
Opposition to Volstead,
the Organization Declares

the Association against the Prohibition
Amendment, made public yesterday the
result of the associations inquiry as
to the attitude toward prohibition of
candidates on the State ticket The
figures show that Of 102 candidates for
the State Senate seventy-two are
against prohibition, twenty-five are
prohibition men and five are uncertain
"The. drys," said Mr.. Gillett, "ara
asserting with the utmost energy that
a vote for q wet candidate can do no
good. This, of course, is merely a
barefaced attempt to camouhage the
steadily growing ti-prohibition senti-
ment The moral effect of the return
OF vets by large majorities will i'm
measurably assist our fight against the
yolsteadt act by demonstrating the
strength and universally of the oppo-
sition to it,"
All the Democratic candidates, Of
course, were anti-prohibition, said Mr..
Gillett, and the Republicans he found
divided as follows:
WET
Second District, John l.. Karle; Sd
District, Davis Wills; Ath District.
Mark Frackman; 5th District. James T.
Mclaughlin; 9th District, William i.
Simpson,; 7th District, James Il. Caul-
! field jr; 9th D:st"sct, Benedict j. Thur
! ing: 10th District, Marc NJ. Fox; 11th
! District. Abram l.. Katlin; 13th Dis
trict, William S. Reynolds; 18th Dis
trict, Max. H. Shivitz; 18th District,
Harold Rigelman; 18th District, Rich
ard s. Bowlea 18th District. Schuyler
NJ. Meyer; 18th District, William Dug
gan; 2sth District, J. Griswold Webb;
| 30th District, Henry M. Sage. 35th
District, Theodore Douglas Robinson;
49th District, William e. Martin.
First District, George l.. Thompson; :;
goth District, Ward v. Tolbert; 2lst
District, Louis J. Elias; 24th District,
c. Ernest Smith; 25th District, Walter
| Mastick; 27th District, Cabel II
Baumes; 31st District, Frederick Z
Draper; 32d District, Frederick W
Kavanaugh; s3d District, Mortinerl 7
Ferris; 34th District, Warren +
Thayer; seth District, Frederick N
Davenport; 37th District, Willard s
Auesbury; 3sth District, George R
Fearon; 39th District, Allen j. Bloom
Acid; 10th District, Clayton r. Lusk
41st District, Seymour Lowman; 42c
District, Charles ]. HEWITT 4Sd DIS
trict, Ernest E. Cole; 44th District
John Knight; 45th District, James u l.
Whitley; 47th District, William " W
Campbell; 4Sth District, Parton swift
5oth District. Leonard w. H, Gibbs;
51st District, De Hart H. Ames.
UNCERTAIN
Twelfth District, f. Gerson Reiger;
22d District, Peter A. Abeles; 23d Dis
trict, George H. Taylor; 29th District
Arthur f. Bouton; 4eth District, Homer
E. A. Dick. .o.
In the State Assembly there are 18s
wet, 65 dry and At uncertain candidates
Those in the metropolitan district are
as tabulated hereunder:
BRONX COUNTY
Wet-2d District, William F. Bell;
Sd District, William Wachtel; Ath Dis
trict, Irving NJ. Mason.
Uncertain-1st District, Michae
Yada; 9Th District. Abraham Simonoff
9Th District, Adolph Cianchetti; 7tt
District, A. Ralph Steinberg; 9th Dis
trict, Samuel Bruckheiner.
KINGS COUNTY
Wet-1st District, John A. Warren;
Sd District, jeremiah Harrigan; 4tf
District, John v. McAllister; 9Th Dis
trict, William G. Bushell: 9Th District
> Arthur Arrow; 7th District, Louie
,, Kugel; 10th District, Ralph A. McClel
land; 11th District, James F. BLY,; 12tf
District, Harold P. Winans; 18th Dis
trict, William n. White; 18th District
!, Maurice Rosen; 17th District, Fred
, erck A. Wells; 10th District, Ale'
Pisciotta; Goth District, Matthew Sax;
22d District, Louis j. pruss.
Dry-21st District, Walter +. Clay
! ton.
Uncertain-2d District, Edmund H
Alexander; 9Th District, Joseph Nc
T. Gallon; 9th District, Norman Ander
- son; 14th District, Joseph G.. Benci
: venge; 18th District, Reuben Wilson!
23d District, Joseph F. Ricca.
NASSAU COUNTY
Dry-1st District, Thomas A. Nc
q, Whitney.
). Uncertain-2d District, F. Trube,
= Dawson.
r NEW YORK COUNTY
Wet = 4th District, Samuel Schnei
der; 5th District, James M. McGrath
otn DlSbEiCe, SOa CillHdilS ttA 0IeSEiSL
Victor R. Kaufman; 9th District, Franl
P. Catinella; 10th District, JOSEPH
Steinberg, 18th District, Charles s. Lu
bin: 18th District, Jacob A. Adler; 20tl
District, William r. Kaestner; 22d Dis
trict, Henry l.. Bryan; 23d District
George N. Jesse.
, Dry-9th District, David w. Kemp
ner; 10th District, Richard M. Bolden
Uncertain 1st District, Rober
Valvo; I'd District, Frank G. Neglia
9 Sd District, Francis J. Bowling; LIT
District, Henry Henle; 18th District
9 William H. Milholland; 14th District
Frank j. Vondrick; 18th District, Will
!, liam A. Beattie; 21st District, Horac
j w. Palmer.
QUEENS COUNTY
1 Wet-1st District, Albert e. Pritch
t ard; 9Th District, Ralph Halpern; st
d District, Henry Baum.
: Uncertain-2d District, George Her
!, ing; Sd District, James E. Wilkinson
d 4th District, D. Lacy Dayton.
e RICHMOND COUNTY
: Uncertain--1st District, Stanley "
: Tuttle; Cd District, Max Levy.
= ROCKLAND COUNTY
e Uncertain-Pierre De Pew.
!, WESTCHESTER COUNTY
Dry - 1st District, t. Channin
:. Moore; I'd District, Herbert B. Shond
roth District, George Blakely.
: Jfooartain - oJ Dist rjct Milan