Evening star., 1926-08-19
CAREW FORECASTS
SMITH REELECTION
New York Democrat, Here
Also Predicts WadSWorth
as Senate Loser.
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
| Defeat Of Senator Wadsworth. Re
publican, and the reelection of Gov.
! Smith in New York in November Is
| predicted by Representative Carew,
| Democrat. of New York, who has ar
rived in " Washington to confer With
| party leaders.
Mr. Carew said the Democratic
/ nominee for the Senate would be Ap-
pollate Judge Robert F. Wagner, and
asserted that he would draw heavily
from dry Republicans. He also eX-
| pressed the belief that Franklin w.
Cristman. the dry Republican sena
taral candidate. would get heavy
! vote in the general elections, running
| as an independent.
Judge Wagner has a respectable
and intelligent solution of the pro
; hibition problem" Mr.. Carew said,
| adding that this plan would I've an
nounced by the prospective Demo
cratic senatorial candidate in due
| time.
Smith Certain to Run.
AS to the proba bility OF Gov. Smith
/ again becoming the Democratic noml-
| nee for governor. Mr.. CareW declared
his recent Buffalo speech made It clear
| that he would place himself at the cai'
of the party.
And. az Charlie Murphy used t"
saw. the convention will decide. KEEP
| resentative Carew added.
Inauguration OF an aggressive cam
paign in PENNSYLVANIA next saturday
FOR the election Of William r. Wilson.
Democrat. to the Senate over Repre-
sentative William s. Ware. Republican
is announced by Representative Old-
field of Arkansas, chairman OF the
Democratic congressional campaign
| committee.
I'VE are going to put on a real
fight against Ware" Mr.. Oldfield said,
I've expect the Senate campaign
funds committee to watch eNpendl.
lures in all States and we VIII 90 all
we can to prevent the corruption OF
tho electorate in the general cleo
tons
Oldfield to Open Campaign.
Mr.. Oldneld will personally open
the campaign with addresses at
Allentown. Bethlehem and Bangor.
Other prominent Democratic leaders
are to follow him in the state and
there are reports that Senator Norris.
Republican. Nehra ska. who indorsed
Mr.. Wilson's candidacy after the dis
closures Of large expenditures for
Ware in the Republican primary In
Nav. also would stump the state Tor
the former Labor Secretary.
Close cooperation between the
congressional and senatorial cam
paisn committees was forecast. Mr..
Oldfield said Joint headquarters would
be maintained here and that active
campaigns would he conducted in
ayery state where the Democrats had
chance Of winning seats in the
Senate and House.
Senator Swanson OF Virginia is to
have charge of the Senate Speakers
Bureau. and Representative Met Unite
of Oklahoma will take charge of the
House Speakers Bureau. Senator
Gerry of Rhode Island. chairman of
the Democratic senatorial campai ign
committee. will return to Washington
about September ! to assist in the
general direction of the campaign.
Control Of House Sought.
II think we have good chance to
regain control Of the House in the
next Congress" Mr. Oldfeld said.
"Excert in PENNSYLVANIA we will wait
until the last of the primaries are
over before beginning the intensive
speaking campaigns. They will come
in October.
After speaking in Pennsylva mia
Saturday, Mr. Oldfeld will go 10
Albany, y. V. to confer with Edwin
Corning. chairman of the Democratic
State central committee, and then
visit Buffalo where he expects to see
Norman F. Mack, Democratic ma
tional committeeman from New York.
and other party leaders.
The Arkansas representative said
he had received very encoura ging re-
ports on the prospects of Democratic
gains in Ohio. New York. Pennsyl
yania. Illinois. New Jersey West Nir-
ginia. Kansas. Ma ssa chusetts. Iowa 8.
Missouri. Okla ahoma. Nevada. Cali
fornia and Utah. and predicted that
the Democrats would recaptnre the
single Republican district in Texas.