EVENING EDGBB-JpHTCADEIPHtA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1917
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OFFICIALRETURN
OF PRIMARY VOTE
Computation on Candidates
for Row Offices and Judicial
and Magisterial Tickets
SMALL CHANGE IN TOTALS
Results Identical With Those
Recorded in the Count Fol
lowing Election
Tho olllclal count of theotes cast at the
primary election, September 19, was com
pleted by the- County Commissioners today.
It shows a number of changes from the
fleures as announced following tho votltiK.
The returns for "row" omces, nonpartisan
Judiciary, and for magistrates are as fol
lows: nr.runMCAN
nECEtvnn op taxes ......
W. FrMland Knrtrlch. . ! 158.052
DISTRICT ATTOHNKY
p, Clarence Olbbonfy iJ5'??3
Samuel r Hotan 155,732
nr-niSTRIt (11 WILLS
&ffrB?twift ::::::::::::::::. Ii$?
Fredrick 8horr .... ...T...
NONPARTISAN
JUDOB COMMON PLEAS NO. 1 ,
P. Am(Je Dry 14S.MT
Walter V. Chew 12,683
JUDGE COMMON PLEAS NO. 8
Frederick Beyer 13.817
f'-.V?"11" Xirriiin" 10.072
William C Ferguson 121. 8S2
John I,) man , 3. Mil
John J McMevltt. Jr lo.s.'il
rharlea II. MrMlchael 11B,32
Kdward D. Mitchell 11,231
Hoy Harold Sherman r.741
Joseph It. Thomas 7,400
JUDOE COMMON PLEAS NO. 4
Charles J. Audenrled lSW.Snft
William J. Illsglns, Jr 13,432
JUDOE COMMON TLEAS NO. 8
James B. Anderson 12. Ml
Wlllard 11, liarcus ,.,., 3.0HU
Eugene C. Donnlwell 48,318
Joel Parker Crittenden 2.A73
Frederick S Draks IB, 610
John N. Landbers 4,101
Julius D. I.oe .1,001
John Monagnnn 117,701
William II. Ktauke 113,235
JUDUE OF ORPHANS' COURT
lMward A. Anderson 127,303
ltobert F, llonner 23.n",4
Emanuel Kline S.2"S
Joscpu F. I.amorelle UH.4HI
George Kaufmann . ,
Louis A. Ladner ....
Alexis J, l.lmtburner, ......
Walter J, Littleton. ...... ..
Joseph P. Lodge.
Harry McKel .,,.,,.,.
John J. Mrquaid
James E. Martin
John Mllholland
Harry J. O'Drlen..!........
WASHINGTON
MAGISTRATES
Pone..
Cassel
Clare..
Conner.
William C. Lynch
Ueorge Ullrich
JlEl'UDLlt'AN
MAGISTRATES
Walter H. Allison
llenjamln Franklin llache
Enoch T. linker
Ilernard IteerRcr
Joseph L, llercns
i.uwm k none
12.062
111.323
4.156
1.017
4,184
3.202
1.751
0.527
130.260
0 1U1
James n. onr.inwi
Pierson M Stackhouse
CITY TBEASUP.ER .
Leoltelrnont .
Ira D. Oarman .il'SJlS
Frederic J Shoyer 182.000
DEMOCRATIC
RECEIVER OF TAXES
neoree C. Shammo . 16,408
ueorge - DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Robert T. McSorley 16.410
REQISTHK ur WiliUB
James J. Breen
Sobert Carson
dgar W Lank
CITY TREASURER
Ira D. Garman
Henry C Kline
WASHINGTON
RECEIVER OF TAXES
Leon B Cox
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Samuel J. Houston
REGISTER OF WILLS
Robert Carson
Oeorge II Detweller
CITY TREASURER
Charles D. Antrim
6.444
2.327
8.818
6,174
0.400
SOCIALIST
RECEIVER OF TAXESt
Charles Joseph Hauer
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Henry John Nelson
REGISTER OF WILLS
John P. Brown
CITY TREASURER
Herman Anders
PROHIBITION
RECEIVER OF TAXES
Godfrey Stringer
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Samuel P. Itotan
REGISTER OF WILLS
William C. Letson
CITY TREASURER
William II. Greene
ROOSEVELT PROGRESSIVE
RECEIVER OF TAXES
W Freeland Kendrlck
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Samuel P Rotan
REGISTER OF WILLS
James B. Sheehan
803
1.025
531
542
062
80S
877
872
853
83
12
85
83
3
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Alexander H llrooke.
Harry C. Brown
William F Campbell
Walter E. Cnssel 1...
Harry K. Clare
James H Conner
John W. Conrncl
Atkinson Coatel'o
J. r. Cunningham
J. Hamilton Doming
Michael P Dole
narry a. Durst.
Joseph U. Ilojd ..., 2.203
32511
123.877
837
(ill 2
2559
115.115
4221
1367
3152
1 .1 Q
,n,,J l, L'UIBI.i ,tl,,M,,l t - .
William Elsenbrown "'.5,.,!!
2B48
5386
1006
24111
045
3Vi4
1582
068
008
1256
5541
1086
SSJ'I
206S
1002
7170
1450
6480
2508
620
1007
440
010
Edwin K.
Walter E,
Harry K.
James 0.
Max A. frieaianaer..
Charles E. GUI
Clarence W. Gray ...,
Homer W. Hacker
Patrick F. Horan
J. M. Rush Jermon . . ,
Frank A. Knmmeraad .
George Kaufmann ....
Louis A. Ladner
Alexis J. Llmeburner .
Waller J. Littleton ...
Daniel McAvoy
Sol Maliberger
Albert Muscovite
Thomas Patterson ....
Abraham L. Welnstock
M G Ford.
Max A. Frledlander. . . .
Charles E. Gill
Morris Goodsteln
I'larenco W Oray
Homer II. Hacker
Frank A. Hoftan
David M. Hanna
John r. Harlan
Angelo Hayea
Ferdinand Hublltz ....
J. M. Rush Jermon . . .
Frank Johnston
Frank A Kammer&ad.
ueorge Kaurmann
I!
Morris Knahln
Alexis J. Llmeburner
Walter J. Littleton
Thomas W. MncFnrland. .
P ' Malsberger
Ralph Mollo Marlowe
Benjamin Franklin Mecke
Joseph P. Miller
John Mulholland
Frank W Neft 110.133
Harry J. O'Brien 3708
William P. Heed 1078
Milton H. Rperimner 4622
Charles P. Uooney 103.713
SOCIALIST
MAGISTRATES
Jamea Adams
Bernhard Ileerger
Thomas lllrtwlstle
Charles W. Helllg
Emanuel Kline
PROHIBITION
MAGISTRATES
Alexis J. Llmeburner
Walter J. Littleton
Daniel McAvoy ,
Kllwood Allen
ROOSEVELT PROGRESSIVE
MAGISTRATES
William F. Campbell
Charles F. Rooney
Atkinson Costello
Frank" W. Nefl
4 S3
1,083
802
488
568
601
0,288
02R
656
1,733
130
64
884
54
404
113
62
27
173
ft
143
530
383
05
44
73
116
375
647
401
642
661
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AZIONI DI ARTIGLIERIA
ALLAFRONTEITALIANA
Una Nave Americana Fa Fuoco
per Sbaglio su un Sotto-
marino Italiano
BEET MEN TO HELP BEAT KAISER
Utah Producers Pledge United Support
to Food Administration
WASHINGTON', Oct 9 Ten thousand
Utah beet sugar producers today tele
graphed to tho food administration resolu
tions of their support They stated that
they have a surplus of 100,000 tons this
year and will plant to the utmost capacity
next season.
Food Administrator Armstrong, of Utah,
wired "all differences between sugar re
finers and farmers have been forgotten, and
a contract on a profit-sharing basis agreed
upon "
Harry C. Rood.
ltasmond A. Stewart..
Amlello Tetl
William J. Tracy ....
Frederick W. IJlide...
Charles H. Wheeler. .
1507
2 inn
2
22.140
1081
2084
DEMOCRATIC
MAGISTRATES
Bernhard Beerger 812
Joseph L Bercns 671
Edwin K. Borle 7087
John Bolan. Jr 1,4n:i
Joseph S Iioyl 0,510
Alexander H. llrooke . . 718
Walter E. Cassel ". 532
Harry K Clare 33J
James G. Conner 1.28C
John W. Conrad ... 485
William Elsenbrown 10,120
Richard V Farley 8,583
Max A. Frledlander 300
Charles E. GUI tlOO
John J. Orells 8,052
Frank A. Hasan l.wi'i
Patrick F. Koran 000
Jamea H. Howard 883
J M. Rush Jermon 020
Surrenders After Fusillade
George Hasklns, thirty-three, of 138
South Fifth street, barricaded himself In a
barn near Chester when sought by the
police. lie submitted to arrest only after
his ammunition was exhausted. No one
was Injured by the fusillade. He Is wanted,
the police say, for highway robbery In At
lantic City.
Further War on Ticket Scalpers
Captain Tate has declared further war
on ticket scalpers In this city. Ho an
nounced that tho scalpers selling tickets
near amusement places would be arrested.
He has had many complaints recently, he
explained.
To DiscusB Export Licenses
A meeting to discuss plans for the ex
porting license system will be helrl under
the auspices of the Commercial Museum
In tho Bellevue-Stratford next Thursday
afternoon. C. A. Richards, director of the
Federal Bureau of Export Licenses, will
coma from Washington to attend the meeting.
nOMA, 0 Ottobre.
Kessuna operazlone dl notevole Impor
tant vleno segnalati nello notlzla glunte
flno a stamanl dnlla fronts dl battaglla
Italians, ad eccezlone dl dlscreta attlvlta'
da parte dell'artlgllerla Jungo tutta la
fronte.
Sull'altlplano dl Balnslzza rlpartl ltallanl
In rlcognlzlono lianno comptute parecchle
Incursion! con eslto favorovolc, rluscendo a
fare alcunl prlglonlerl.
Sul Carso nlcune pattuglle austrlache ten
tarono dl avvlclnarsl al postl avanzatt
Italian! e furono da questl disperse.
Kcco 11 testo del comunlcato del Generals
Cadorna, pubbllcato lerl sera dal MInlstero
delta Guerra Itatlano:
Durante la glornata dl lerl la nostra
attlvlta' si llmlto' prlnclpalmente ad
azlont dl arttgllcrla su tutto la fronte.
Sull'altoplano dl Balnslzza I nostrl rl
partl dl esplorazlone esegulrono delle rl
cognlzlonl e pressero alcunl prlglonlerl.
Sul Carso pattuglle nemlcha che tenta
rono dl avvlclnarsl alio nostra llnee
avanzate furono disperse.
Un dlspacclo del vlce-ammlragllo Sims,
lerl glunto al Dlpartlmento della Marina
In Washington, annunzla che una nave
csplOTatrlce amerlcana la quale vlgllava
durante la notto nella zona dl guerra, pre
sumlbllmente nel maro Adrlattco o ne
Mcdltcrraneo, ha fatto fuoco sopra un sot
tomarino Itallno II quale non aveva pronta
mente rlspostc al scgnall dl rlconosclmento.
Un umclale ed un marlnalo rlmesero ucclst.
II Segretarlo Daniels ha sublto telegra
fato al MInlstro della Marina ltallana esprt
mento a nomo del Governo Americano, II
suo vivo rlncrcsclmcnto per 11 dlsgrazlato
Incidents o le ccndocllanze per le vlttlme.
Kcco 11 testo del telegramma:
"Ho appreso con profondo rlncresclmento
lo sfortunato Incldenta della navo amerl
cana che ha fatto fuoco per un mallnteso
contro un sottomarlno Italiano, causando la
morta dl un umclale a dl un marlnalo Ital
iano. "SIccome la nostra navl esploratrlcl si
trorano nello aequo europce prlnclpalmente
alio Bcopo dl cooperare con le (lotto ltallana
cd alleate nella nostra causa comune, tan
toplu" profondamente lamcnto l'lncldente in
cresctoso. A causa della recente lnsollta
attlvlta' del sottomirlnl nemlcl In questa
rcglone, cho ha causato l'affondamento dl
parecchle navl, la lgllanza o' Btata stret
tamonto mnntenuta, a 11 fatto sfortunato cho
la nao csploratrlce non ottenne 1 segnall
ill rlconosclmento rlchlcstl provoco' l'aper
tura del fuoco. PregoW accettare da parte
mla a da parte della Marina da Guerra
Americana sincere o sentlte condogllanze
per lo duo ltttmo."
Un telegramma da Londra dice cha 11
Marcclallo Halg ha rlaperto l'offenslva
questa mattlna nel settoro dl Tprcs. La
nuova offenslva o' appogglata sulla sinistra
da vlvacl attacchl da parte della forza
franccsl o belgho cho mantengono parte
della fronte belga. II marcsclallo Halg an
nunzla In un suo breo comunlcato cha le
truppe lnglesl hanno fatto progressl nono
stante 11 maltempo cha lmperversa sull'Ku
ropa occldentale
SAMMEES DISPLAY
'OUT-TO-WIN'SPffilT
Military Tournament at
Camp in France Shows
Highest Proficiency
PRAISED BY PERSHING
By HENRI BAZIN
SlolT Correpoffit of the Evening Ltiatr urtth
n Amrrtean Armu in rranen
AMERICAN FIELD HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, Oct. 8 (delayed).
The big military tournament, known m
divisional field day, was held yesterday with
Immense success. A big feature was the
presence of Generals Pershing and Slbert
and numerous other American generals,
besides many French offleers. The program
consisted of trench digging, defensive work
and fire, the Sammees lying flat on the
ground under Imaginary machine fire;
storming of trenches with the bayonet,
machine-gun fire, "grenade throwing and
storming attacks In open and close forma
tions. All the phases of modern war were
Illustrated The scene was Inspiring. The
Immense plateau was swept by a strong
wlnUr-Uke wind, but the bright sucihlne
put nctlon and energy Into the work. Tho
earnestness of the Sammees was remark
able. In my opinion they are ready now
to go Into the trenches.
After tha program had been concluded,
the winning units were drawn up before
tho many officers and were addressed by
General Pershing, who Introduced .Con
gressman Medlll McCormlck, of Illinois.
"You represent," said McCormlck, "the
spirit of the United States In your work.
My aim upon my return home will be to
spread tha Information of your magnetic
earnestness, and to make It clear to the
American people how you are carrying on
tha great work of supporting the principles
In which our Government was born. I
shall urge this point In seeking the un
divided encouragement and support of the
American people of your future activities
here." General Pershing then spoke. i am
delighted." he said, "with the fine work
shown by the officers and men of your
division, and particularly with your exhi
bition today, In which you have exemplified
the true fighting attitude. AJways remem
ber that you represent the principles upon
which the United States was founded. The
foes you will meet have been trained for
centuries In warfare, that spirit having
been Imbued in them from birth. Neverthe
less, I am confident from what I saw this
morning that you are their superior, and
that the American 'out-to-wln' spirit as
sures victory" General Pershing then pre
sented the cups to the officers and men of
the winning units. He spoke a few con
fidential words to each as he shook hands
with, tint nvkiUiit j...!,.. j t - . ,. -
Was TvulvaA hv mHimmt - - Ak'fc. J 'i J
. .. , ..... , .. ,,,,.,
can, who blushed as h tucMd taw We
lovingly tinder his arm before UtttiJjj ; j
ins consolation cups lor secona jneo ."
points scored were presented by a
princess, the first woman to Vtatt
section of the camp as an InvKed
She was Introduced by General
to the Sammees, who saluted.
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