Mr. Wilson has conducted his campaign chiefly on the grounds at his summer home at Shadow Lake, near Long Branch, N.J. There he has been waited on by partisans and friends to whom he has told his political opinions and beliefs, he has made four short trips to the Middle West and one to New York.
Vice-President Marshall and every member of the Wilson Cabinet except Secretary Lansing have actively assisted the President, while Mr. Hughes has had the aid of former Presidents Taft and Roosevelt and the vice-presidential nominee, Charles J. Fairbanks.
Women have taken a more active part in the presidential campaign than ever before. A special train, carrying women campaigners for Hughes, has been a feature of his pre-election activity. This train traveled 11,700 miles, through twenty-three States, and addresses were made at 11 meetings.
President and Vice President, a new House of Representatives and thirty-five United States Senators will be chosen next Tuesday. State elections will be held in forty-eight of the forty-eight States. Thirty-five of these States will elect sixty-five, and seven in the ballot for minor offices. In four States, California, Maryland, Virginia, and Wyoming.  There are no State tickets, while in Louisiana and Maine, State tickets were chosen in April and September, respectively.

Rail weather is predicted for nearly all parts of the country on election day.

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The Election Returns
The Thirteenth, on the night of November 7, will display election returns for the benefit of its readers and the people of Richmond generally.

For this purpose, the very latest model of reciprocity has been seen red. 