The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1919, Page 9

JERSEY PRIMARIES CLEARED DECKS FOR FIGHT ON DRY LAW Victory of Edwards and Bug- bee for Governership Makes Issue Clear Cut. | wawaras by the Democrats for Gov- ernor of New Jersey. Comptroller Bugbee, a steel contractor of Trenton, Is an avowed Prohibition candidate, while Mr, Edwards, a banker, of J®r- | sey City, is even more “wet” than | James B, Nugent, “boss” of Essex, whom he defeated for the nomination, | Nugent is considering the question wards, Nugent went to the office of City Clerk Frank A. Dolan of Jersey | City to-day, accompanied by his pub- leity manager, He looked over some returns and noticed that in one dis- trict, the Sixth in the Second Ward, Edwards had received 300 votes to Nugent's one. Nugent is eaid to have remarked that it looked funny, and it is reported that he had some words with Dolan, The City Clerk would jet Nugent look at other returns use they were not ready. Nugent, it is said, left the office in an angry mood With estimated returns missing from only Morris and Warren Coun- ties, it seemed certain early this afternoon that Bugbee had defeated | Runyan by at least 10,500 votes, Bug- | bee carried Atlantic County by 4,000; Bergen, 1,000; Camden, 4,400; Cape May, 600; Cumberland, 300; Glou- ster, $45; Hudson, 1,956; Hunterdon, A “wet” and "dry" issue at the November election was indicated to- day by the nomination of Newton A K. Bugbee, State Comptroller, by the Republicans, Edward 1. 1 d Senator AT YOUR GROCERS ' Learn to distinguish, by the label and the signa- ture, the famous Lea erenig SAUCE Mercer, 6,800; Middlesex, 7 It has been the world's Ocean, 300, and Salem, 400, Runyon leading condiment for jearried Burlington by 300, Essex, ; Monmouth, 200; 200; Passaic, Sussex, 200, 1,900; and generations. _ LEA&PERRINS SAUCE to Bugbee and Runyon. The othars Ty_THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE — were Thomas L. 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The third Democratic ticket Dermit of Newark. Gov. made an out and out tht on a “dry” platform, v° ch won f.. hin the support of Antl- atoon League of New Jersey A bitter three-cornered fe! nomination fur Mayor of K King o lidate Mich ound th Rovert BE. nee chairman of Hudson County Re publican Committee, He deferiet | Judge Arthur B, Archibald 1 William F. Davis. Albert & O«w received the Democratic nomination, being unopposed | In a five-cornered race for the Re- publican nomination for Sheritf of Bergen County, Joseph Kingley won by @ vote of 2 to 1 over his opponents Mobert N. H riff, was ed for the, Democ ¢ nomi+ nation, RECKLESS AUTO DRIVING MUST STOP, SAYS ROSALSKY Sustains Magistrate Hou House in Fining | Man for Violation of Traffic Ordinance, Judge Rosalsky to-day sustained the action of Magistrate House in the Trame No, 2535 Amaterdam Avenue, of viola- tion of the Traffic Ordinance, providing that vehicles must come to a stop eight feet in the rear of a str car loading | or discharging paasen Damiant was found guilty and fined $25, He ap- pealed In his decision Judge Rosalsky said “The time has come en drivers of vehicles must be taught that Hfe and limb should not be held too cheaply, and it is only through the rigid enforcement of the highways laws tha chauffeurs others t the of p 8 Op 13 be DECLARES ADVERTISING ESSENTIAL TO SUCCESS “Most Patent Means for Dissemin ation of Authorized Information.” NE WORLBANS, Sept. 24.—Advertis dissemina of a horized in- formation in all tines of activity.” —<>—___—__ TO JOIN AMERICAN ARMY a Special Warning’ to Officers, BER Sept —German. officers | are warned that a 8 to Join the American Army will be fruitless, in an order issued to-day Minister Noske. The order points out that many Ger mans have asked the American Army of occupation for permission to Join its ranks, but ¢eclares that America has sufficient officers and does not desire any from foreign countries. i Ae NEW ARMY PLAN OFFERED. Provide: by Defens: A new pln gular army | on the basis of ston army corp: in each military department with the department commander also acting as commander of the corps, has been laid before Secrutary Baker and Gen, Murch t is now being examined | by a special committee of ofteers. ‘Officers who evolved the plan fay it would provide a means for rapid mobil- ization of a six army corps, or of ten, if the insular departments were included to fighting have bound with soft BIG CUT IN PRICE OF FISH. | 150,000 Poan Bight Cents, Louls H. Green, a whole sale fish buyer Jand broker, No. 105 South Street, said | |to-day that 150,000 pounds of fresh Ash | would be brought here Monday from the Boston Cape team traw! would be pl. Tuesday pound, In twelve to four Touched Liy afternoon ground s\ ractured skull Pleads Guilty in Bank Embexzle- | ment, the Federal Distrtc fam H. Travis, t the Stamford EF a embezzlement of $40,000 was, deferred unt to-morr A : Disappointed at Failing of His). ' 's ue offense his \named as Wille | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, whan tan 24, “= DANNUNIDIL, © * REPORTED TE yet Pae.| ¢ ~—OFROLEAT FUME. Efforts to Force Resignation of Premier Nitti. POLA, Sept. 24 (Associated Pre —Four Italian warships, (he battie- ship Dante Alighieri and the destro: ers: Mira: Nullo and Abba are of the “Fiuman Navy" in a proclamation written by Gap! Gabrielle d’Annunzio and distributed |, hon he “heard Kane's ‘ in this city. remonstrated, but Kane insisted on The proclamation praises the men|)'8 ae lsat Grae rte a of these ships for “their loyalty to the | yi iuen was arrested. Fiuman cause” and extols them for pa their “valorous acts.” It Is Stated) qerint Patrol in Youngstown Steel here it was because of thy desertions District. of these four vessels from the regular] YOUNGSTOWN, 0. Italian Navy that Allied commanders | aerial patrol of the Y were forced to withdraw from the harbor of Fiume, which was consid- jered unsafe while the Dante A viet was anchored there and was loyal to the d’Annunzio cause ROME, Sept. 24.—D'Annunzio to day was reported to be slightly ill, suffering from insomnia The poet already is tiring with his role of military governor, according to a young navy officer who arrived from Flume, He will consider his undertaking only partially successful, the officer said, so long as Premier Nitti remained in power and the-ttal- jan people refuse to heed the apprals to force the Premier's resignation The Milan Corriere della comments on D'Annunglo's de tion that if’ thé people of the wv of Italy were like those of Italy might be “mistress of half Rajan shang “The NiGIIwear of a Nation!” Exceeds Expectations Recommended by US86 deelers E.ROSENFELD CO. statements spoil what Baltimore and New Yoric “Italy A last opportunity to buy these VICTOR RECORDS Witkin a few weeks The Victor Company will withdraw from the log about (0) .2000.selections, comprising popt ongs and (e) classic gems with a special association interest () “te 'the'individual. 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