The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-30
FORCES
CLAIMING BIG
ADVANTAGES
,nu in Reynolds Influ-
q, Type Of Candidates
Are Factors
nor OF CAMPAIGN
n STATE BEING FELT
r. J. c. Baskerville
The TimeS-News Bureau
Sir Waiter Hotel

RALEIGH. Oct. SO.-Ihe INT
HTv Forces Of the state, who
1. on,os;rc the repeal of the
4. amendment and carrying on
-,araus campaign TO get the
- Of the state 70 elect dry
E,Sia-ss 10 the state conven-
Z, ars claiming three decided
I+,,.aras over the repeal forces.
e. ,-a becoming more and more
$500 that these three factors
|. r,;ng 10 mean victory for the
E." and defeat for the repeal
I, N November Z. These three
E.vs are as follows:
r The better known and high
|, rrs Of candidates selected by
4. 5yy forces is compared with
I T.a9yised selection of candi-
f. Or the repeal forces.
TIE slump in the popularity
influence of Senator Robert
E 2syrolGs. who is doing most
4 u campaigning for the wet
1, v,ssr forces, thus diminishing
1, sssc, Of his campaigning.
| The vigor and intensity OF
\. arvaign being conducted by
5-y" or anti-repeal forces
d IL response it is getting in
rs every county in the state.
r. dry" forces have been
k-,g on: for some time that
rs Of The counties the "dry"
r:rss for the state conven-
rrnuch better known, more
s-,.s and more representa-
K n the "wet" or repeal can
1z and this is being conced-
ia good many repeal advo-
FrS !; is being agreed that IN
IT, a2didates this will give the
r1r7sal forces a psychological
trage since people are much
b.: Inclined 70 vote for candl-
Ers rho are we'll known to them
t-sl than for names that are
& familiar. As a result. the
P-Eapsal forces are counting on
|r-g up a good many extra
rs On this point alone.
G.:a is also being made by the
rsepealiStS of the contention
b Reynolds has slumped IN
r1ayjcy since his campaign OF
g than a year ago and that as
,:Sg,c his present campaigning
repeal is falling like seen on
Baked. rOck-cOvered ground.
pc even claim that his speeches
/ making more votes against
p. than for it. They also
l,:a;n lha. Campaign Manager
J. 4. Burgess pulled a fast one
/ 5ernO.tS with his recent state
2: in which ne challenged Rey-
Is on the statement that IF
people of the state vote as
drink, II will 20 for repeal.
igeSs said the dry forces are
-sct.y willing to let the cam
q stand on this basis and are
,1snt that if it is merely a
1g contest between the drink
and the HOn-drinkers, that re-
VII, be overwhelmingly de-
ne anti-repeal forces are also
'nce1 that they got the Jump
ne repealjsts in the campaign
nat as a result they have the
ines better organized, have
nent better worked up and
qryS' working much more
ely than the repealists. It Is
&c that in a good many cOun-
minister's and church workers
aang a hOuse-tO-hOuse can
d the voters in working to
Mes against repeal and that
mlned effort is going to be
II BY the "drys" to get every
voter TO the polls on No
Sc fayoring repeal, however,
AIN that there are just as
well known. outstanding
mates for repeal as against
q and that the contention OF
| aryS' is a reflection upon
s9eai candidates. They point
.S' Il they should undertake
a.s'yze all the "dry" or anti
4 candidates that some sorry
could probably be found
y 'hem. but that they are not
70 dlScredit any one in thi;
'@'Sn and not using such tao
70 the claim the campaign
r,.I III being made by Senator
roiaS are falling on barrier
s,I ~ and not doing any good
NJ saderS point out that h
a.lng large and enthusiastic
r. nees at every speaking EN-
5a,e ent and that there is NJ
h. o. the slump in his popu
As claimed by the "drys."
i : readily admitted by the re
H. 's cad that they have no
In a"y effort to conduct a rip
B d. 4, emotional campaign, sine,
ra. not want to be charged
tnot;aylng on high pressurD
eysJ' ma campaign. They hav,
! = "a, a! along and still believ
sta,e pa .l.0mrIty of the people Il
sgcS Will vote for repeal with