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ALLEGHENY
COUNTY OFFICERS (Democrat)
Leslie and Anti-Leslie Factions
Split Victory in Pri- ,
mary Battle !
LESS THAN HALF REPORTED
0 tle Assoelntrt l're
rittatnirgh, Pa.. Sept IT Itet irn
sWrly todnv from vesterda piimnrv
rfevtinn in Allegheny muiiM melinite n
tpllr rletory fnr the Leslie ami anti
Xeslte Republican faction in the mn
teat for county nnmlnaflmi
The two LeIie randldate (or eotint
Commissioner nomination nie Ifmilns
the opposition n iv r lie l.eMe .mull
date for count trennrer while ih
aotl force hold the uiier linml m
the other rnre The otln inl tnlmln
tior) show v
Countr roniniiicnier. .TA"i dr r if t
ont of S-.M dumber! .IKS! t'uifi
2S.M2 Kerr '2.1 .V.l . K.,ter. -JJ.OlT
Count) trea-nrer M7 iitruf rm
rtrona 31 UDl. Mh-nliel. -.'H Ti'O Sl.en
kel in A hero of the sernml buttle ! the
Marne. fieri, of .our!. 4 IT ilisfi.it.
"Dougltt 34 72.'. Ruiley 3ft fiCS I'm
tionotnrj 447 ilitnc is. net "1 Tli'.t
Watltln lO.tftfi llegitter of will" .'fi'i
district Conner, J4.'.l2.'l l'ofei -J'.'
787 Hecnriler of ileeil ."tli'i .Htiint
Orohntn. 33.1T1 Klemil -.".."i..
H Mltrhell non twitivm .niili.tnii
for judge of Hrjih.iTw i ., m e:i.lmi;
hill opponent lohn Kebti.an Ir li v
three to one the inint hf" inc 14
districts. Mitehell '.'I .lit. Uehmnn
ORCft
One hundred unit iehtir fo-ir ili
tricts for the non pnrrisin nnminstton
for judge of tornionn I'lei. i'.i'it jh
Stone 21 .'.72 Kline Jl 4 iie
21.130 llaymikci. 21 HH and Fvnn
17.003
John .7 f?allher inrt l.iim IIimiIm
han. commissioner uti.lidiite- on the
TJemocatie ri(ket. backet) hr .Ii.Vpli F
GafTnei won the nomination tore. ti
one on the fare ..f return srh fount
" " City Keeonlerof Sher- Corn. 5ierk
Controller Deeds Countr Commissioner lff nerQurtir HeMion;
" K K ?! G '$ Jr"S 3
2 2 -r- xf rk sb S v:3 SCg" ?S 2g
ll i H ? I S? 31 "Sf 5; fl 5! si
fl 5 . rs S-l ?B ? Jr ?-i 3
'?5 T-5 ! " ' ?! i ir s i ''
Kirif'TTTTTr-. " . " . ..""." TS5 TfiT w" Tis Tin "72 " "io m" i io
Second 4a 2S 22 fT. 3P. Ift 10 .11 SO 25 31
Third t I'J H IS 14 10 H 24 Jl li '
Pourth ir. 12 It 11 f! If! l P i
Fifth Ill II 13 13 t4 II 3 2rt I, 14 S
Sixth 3i:i 20.- 21 2W 202 24 3 31P 333 31 -'
Seventh H4 od 2S Wl 41 32 11 ! SO 411 20
Kilfhtli ."(I 3V x 3S 34 ir. S 31 IP 2 -0
Vinih 3S 13 12 32 34 10 3 34 32 1 -J
Tenth . .... ri 3!t 30 3f 33 HI 24 01 Ii7 '! I
Kleventh 2.s 12 I." It! IS II 0 27 2S Ift
Twelfth 4 4P II .IS .V2 13 R W tat 2T; 3
Thirteenth t!2 41" 311 .12 ." 27 21 St) 70 lo 1"
Fourteenth 10(1 00 22 S3 lOri 11 11 114 110 3-; r
Klffeenlh 323 320 0H :r 307 111 70 412 42. IW 221
Sixteenth .'.7 1 13 3. 14 22 .'ill 03 :!f. -M
Seventeenth 142 111 40 MS 100 13 34 l.ll 140 00 SO
KiRhleenth . .. .... 200 171 40 17" IfiS 31 30 21S 10 ' ' "i
Nineteenth .. . 37'J 373 10(1 3IM 3tfl 73 3(17 47S 4.0 IS2
i2iT..ntieth 217 2(1- 41 212 200 40 32 247 240 I 44
Tnent firt . 233 20(1 . 2I1S 11)3 10 0(1 2o0 2..0 U.J 43
t5iTenn eeood 73.-. .1-i l.'l .T1 .l.TI 174 1ST 727 JJV. 2m 430
Tvventi fourth .... :.I54 3Tti 24." 200 4SI 311 70 014 004 214 370
Tetr fifth . .. 402 34.". 03 30.". 27S 07 74 400 403 10. ..
tliTuenl nlxth . . XVi 33M l M.14 31.'. M 02 1211 112 Ij'l -
Twentv ,evenrh 133 7- .V.t -K 137 01 20 172 100 ...
Tentt eighth .. .. -T.1 .M4 101 ." .MT. 110 100 0.-.2 031 l.ifi 120
Tuent ninth M- 10(1 00 I I- lift ;Ui 34 lf.7 101 1
Thi-tieth .... 207 10.-. i 100 100 1117 10 277 2.3 t)( SO
ThlrtrHr.t 373 21T 130 243 22.1 113 103 3.V2 3... 60 !
Thirt e...nd 273 212 01 224 202 OH 70 300 203 102 I. IS
-3iThirtN third . 210 100 130 240 207 100 0.'. 324 313 1.2 14..
...iThirfi fourth Ml 201 401 2.'.0 421 130 1ST 002 t.SO 323 33
llurti fifrh . . St .'.I 33 7fl 43 27 22 " JJ
Thirti nth .. 2.T. 20.-. :C. IK 220 US 20 274 2.m ..! "
Thirn wnih . . 24H 104 71 II.'. I.V. ."..'. TO 24T 2... HI ''-
Thirtt eiKhth 40S 312 200 2M4 301 2.-.1 220 '.32 1.10 2o4 240
'Mm ninth 27S 237 .1- 2.12 222 Ml Tit 12-'. 3.31 41 01
rortieil, .13- 211! ".TO 2-11 .'.'.(I 3T0 0- .101 -." 21.1 31.;
.l.Iortt tiit I OH TO 32 04 03 HO 2T In-'" I0-'1 ,''J ,'
l"..tl .e.oii.1 2T2 120 T- 200 I HA SI T2 2S2 2.S 13. 11.
Fort, third . . 311 22u lot! 22- I HO 113 SO 312 30 1 10S .-
iliKo.n fourth 311 2(" 2.10 2.11 201 240 13- 44T 4.. 201 100
liFortr nfth ' .. .. .,.
.4.Fortv ..iti, .12.1 2S(i 200 2-0 3T2 20S I.T2 .140 -30 2.iS -43
Fortr ventU 101 10.1 2T 10.1 110 .10 4.1 101 1SR Wfi ..
T,.l' 1 1732 702,1 11.1.1 s4il S-1P, 2!.l 2011 12.1-1 12422 i220 004.1
'liTwn diiinii tmine i2iThiee dmion tntiin i.'ltSeven division mi-nni i4iSi divmionv imvxir.K
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BRADFORD'S EX-MAYOR WINS WASHINGTON RACE CLOSE.iBARNES MEETS HACKBARTH
Uqhtvotejn iucks
Jorti F. Krn Leads Dtmoerat for
County Commltiloner
Doyleatown, Pa,. Kept 17.- lncom
plete return from the. otln district
of nncko county at a late hour Imt nigh I
indleite ver.r 1i(ht Tote, The only
content 1 for the Democratic nomina
tion for county commUaJoner There
me nil candidate A heayy Democratic
vote wasoaat In all sections of the county.
The Democratic anplrant for com
mla-ionerhlp are .loeph Gulden, of
Iledminntef. Oscar F Ilelni. of
HIeelvllle, .lonnn V. Kern, of Doyle
town : Cornelius V l.eidy. of Ullltown ;
William S. l.ewi. of Quakerton. ami
Aaron 11 Welsel, of Mllford Uetunis
from Doyleatown and vicinity show a,
biar majority for Keru. The following
elsted Kepuhliian candidate were stic
cesful t the primaie from return
ircened late last night Sheriff.
Harev H HuiiKbereet . Plumsiead. re
corder of deed. Klood W Minter,
Ltrislol . count) treasurer. A. Harry
CUvton. clerk of Orphans' Court. H.
Harriou Thatcher, Illchland , clerk of'
Quarter Sesiotie. Howard C Hetrick.
Telford; county commissioner, Jame
11. 'Coopet, 1'pper MatCtield and Alleu i
eett. Hllltown roronet, Howard 1'.
White. Dorlestown : director of the
poor .1 Howaid I'axson. Sntebiiry, and,
Aaron Toinlinson. I.anithnrne, county
auditor. Isanch Krathen, Tinicum, and1
Charles K Huih, Newtown
HARTMAN STAKE RACE
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Direct C and Gladys B Seek $3000'
Purse at Columbus
Columbus, 0.. Sept 17 The fea
ture of the third days racing in tne
(.rnnd Circuit program is the Hotel I
llaitmau stake, purse $30u0. for 2 11'
pii.eis In it Direct C, llurnett, '
lioldie Todd and (Jlads 11 . all star
performer of the season, are expected
to meet for the first time this yeur.
Frank Jones vill driie (Joldte Todd
hecuue of the injuries of K K (irs.
whi.b still ljeep him from the sulk
The other race, are the 2.15 trot,
the 2 00 pace and the three jear-old
pacing division of the Horse Review
Futuntv
Fall Dm1 Wrt'tra Taklne Walk agd eighty yean; a prominent retired
Doyleatown, P., flpt. 17VrtVMIe "tf ated tiae ottaia borough'a bldeat
:uix, icu acaa near nio noieo ncro
morning. A stroltn of paralyats
tow, P Hpt. 17 ftVhll "STr BBr. " S"" oorougn orai
taking hi. dally walk, Seneca' HoucV, . A. '" T ",Zl ""."TT. ,"JS
prbrH fcW) Tar auiWi Mb ( '
IIoncK tesMta is usnu; jewsiigonwrj
county. -
ymtUsodfr JSrtuty
Founded 1861
TODAY, TOMORROW AND FRIDAY
THREE NOTABLE DAYS FOR WOMEN!
N
B9H
Post by
SCHUYLKILL
rottsvllle, la.. .Sept IT .fudge M. -Henry
Wllhelm caudidste on the non
partisan ticket for re election n Ur
phans' Court jndge. led hi two op
ponenta in forty district Indication
are he polled 0.1 per .ent of the entire
TOfe and is entitled to tiominstioii
risi
CLINTON
Lock Hat en. I'a., Sept IT
encc Dunn Kepubhcnn und
tii .immfriiUD. iiemo.rat vere
nominated for mayor of ihi tin Unit
ford S McLoskey, Kepulilicau. and
Hobert H fautli, lieinocrat. for
treasurer, and (Jeorge (! Ilickoff
publican for prothonntnr. of
county.
LANCASTER
Lancaster, I'a.. Sept IT A com
plete victor for the (triei Republican
organization ticket i registered st
the prirnar? election heie Samuel W
Oiler nud John II Shirk, incumheiirs
of the conntj comtniioner' nrBe won
two to one over i"1 A H Zonk and
L. F XtcAlliter. Independent candi
dates for the nomination on the Kepiih.
Ucan ticket
In the (ify. Maror 11 I Trout or
"ViinhtaHon candidate won hv more Uhib
our to one n ictori i.rer John R.
Bmitfa. Independent landidiite foi the
Bepublican maioraltt andidacr. the
Ole, with one precinct missing, being:
Trout 3751 , Smith KiM
Renominated for Former
Majority of 347
Rrsdrmd. I'a. Sept IT Scene i
.M Pel.e! . i H foitnei nisroi of the
cin i- 'he l(. piil.'o an nominee f.o
maror. deferring 11 11 North bf a ma
jorttt of 34T The Democralir sri'l
date i Fisnk f'iherwo..d The return
rill mooinplere from .'Kesn conn'v
show
liepubll.an l'oiint trssurer Ku
gene F MiCaun. sheriff. J K Robin
.on prothonolarv. H V Staruk
rei.inler of deed A R Anderson
.-I. rk of qunrter sessions .lame A
W'sltec l.indet coronei S Xl Heaffnei
lOimtv comnii!;oneis A J Bond and
li s Cahsgnu auditors Ahbev Hnrt
,. Democratic Countr ti.asurer l
lh J llurn. shonff. A F nUatt. pro
monotary. Howard .lenttei . iecordei of
de.il. A It Anderson coruni r Dr .1
II Robinson . founty lommissioner
Tl.oms. Flaherty and decree I.
Ijgsn couut niiditoi. Hnrdlck II
Certwell
LEHIGH
Alleatown, I'a., Sept IT With a
credit of approximately 0000 votes each,
Btaie Senator Horace W. Schantz. Re
publican county chairman, and former
State Senator Alilton C. Henninger.
Democrat, ran a nip and-tuck race at
the primary election for the I,e
high countr judicial nomination, and it
is believen that when all the return
are in neither will have a majority nf
wore than 300 This means that both
will be on the ticket at the general
lection.
RETURNS FROM WARREN
Muir Leads for Sheriff With Two
third) of County Reported
Warren, Pa.. Sept 17. iBv A l' '
Thirt-su of fifty three precin. t in ,
Warren countj early todm gave Wil
liam Muir ft lead of more than .10il oer
Munson for the Republiian nomination
lor sheriff I
Addison White nominated tm
countr treasurer defeating A R Rlack.
MlVS'to 0.12
I.nne and Ward are ahead in n five
i.irnered ra e for two Hepiiblnun noml
nation for eoiint commisinner
MONTGOMERY
Noirlstown. I'a.. Sept 17 - There I
was a bitter tight in Montgomery;
mrntji in an effort to defeat Ilov A ,
Hatfield, of Norristown. for county ,
commissioner, but returns from more
than one half the districts give Hat ,
field u majority over William I'aggln '
botham. of Montclair and William '
Warner Harper, from Springfield
towtishin The Republican organization
haiked Harper and Pngglnbotham
Hughes Leada Slightly for the Or-
phans' Court Bench
i .i.slilngton. I'a.. Sept IT An et
eiitionallv i loe rs." fnr the Republi
run nomination for judge of the Oi
phan Court n nen-lt creared ofll. e in
Washington .ouii.t marked the pn
uirtrv ele. Hon vesrerdav
Return from twentr nine .iisrricts
out of 1.13 gave II Hughes a lead of
llOner W E Caik hi nearest opp..
nei.t M I. inn and V, P Raker fol
low hi order
Ret ir v indicate the nomination of
J Johnston and .1 Walker, for countr
ommiionere on the Republican ticket
The counts i strongly Republican
"HAN080ME JACK" AT LARGE
Chiiago, Sept IT 'Hnndeome
.la. I, Koetter who was a tiustj at
the Illinois penitential r at Jolief. where
he was sent after convution for the
murder of Mr Km ma Kraft, a widow
of Cintinnati who was slain with a
hammt'i in s hotel room here .Vovem
ber 14 1012 1 a fugitire He walked
awai from the prison farm after serv
ing ss a model prisoner during all the
time he hail been imprioned
Professional Champion Has Hard
Match in Second Round at Roalyn
llosljn. N. ... Sept IT The -w
nod lourd of the I'rofessional (Solfer
Association . hampSjinsliip tournament
rods st the Knginaers' Countr Club
brought together Jim Jlames, westein
open titleholder and pioleeVinnal t ham
pion and Otto Hsckbarth oJTincinuati'
Mik Urd of Mnssaehiuetts. .national
open runnel up pls.ed (leorge Vl'M.ean.
of New ork
ilthei pairing weie Ron MeOons
Chnago and .fieorgp Fothenngham
Ulen Cove. N Y : Tom MrNamara
cw York and Jock Hutchinson Chi
.ago llarr Hampton. Virginia, and
Pouglr Kdgar. Atlanta. Canadian open
. hampion. Fred Mcl.eod Washington
uud lieoige Cordon.' Rhode Island
and Wilfrid Reid. Wilmington, and
Jamts West. New York All of the)
inatihes were at fhirt su hole
-...
William H. Ehret
William H Khrett. ninety oar old.
died vesterdav nfternoou in the Masonic
Home. Rroad and Ontario streets, after
a long illness He was born in I'hila
delphia .lanuarr 0. 1830, and for manv
years conducted n cigar store at Twen
tv -seventh street nud Oirard avenue
For manv years Mr Ehrett n
member of Kensington Lodge, 211. F
and A M.. and entered the Masoni.
Home November 30. 1018. The funeral
will be held Fridav afternoon
OTABLE because they signnlize the
formal Fall and Winter opening of
the new and enlarged Woman's
'Department of the Wanamalcer 6c
Brown Store, Market at Sixth (Second Floor,
both East and West Sections), both filled vfith
the finest and most fashionable examples of
the creations of the great fashion artists of
Paris and America.
Prices, as always in the past, are the fairest
in town.
Variety encompasses many creations but not
too many.
The exclusivenesa of what Wanamaker 6c
Brown's Woman's Shop has to present to
women in new coats, new suits, new dresses
or new furs will be their chiefest appeal to the
shopper who knows how to exercise economy,
combining it with the procurance of value.
Wanamaker & Brown
WOMAN'S SHOP
Second Floor
Market at Sixth For 58 Years
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n tab e Hcui-4 .ti t'hitfdelph r-wn
kp u.lvantJiKP o h xpet (fp
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Advertising Manager
r 1 Of t 1 Mrt t'"dtr HlPffia
man trf nounh foi th bi hfiu
and not 'oo bir for jhp 'lf fl)AVs
Rfjnnblt par(-frre hnnin
SHELLT0PBAGS
REPAIRED
HARRY E. DAVIS
807 Sansorrt St.
'I V1 40T Msll Orrtw.
GAS
Sldrlng Furnaces
and Appliance
mitio ron cj.talooum
L. D. Berger Co., 59 N. 2d SL
a. it, lnrUit III Kni'tco: gal UK
W reconitruct, op
holster and aaliih
your old suite equal
ta new. Leather,
tapestry and Teleur.
$8 $14 $24
fllle Csvsrs. sil v&tttrai
f rrftonne st resssMble r!ess.
Tbrss-rUee Sett. SU ap. Our rsrrs
tnUtlvs win cell sny thus ana tl
nuia for 3-ou
Indnatrial UpK. A Furn. Ce.
Shew Roam a Tester Wjt " iZ"
ta N. iota St. Weumt 1IS
Ride in an Essex
Sure way to know that this light weight
car performs like and has the endurance
of larger costly cars. Every one says so.
Then Talk to an Owner
LEBANON
Lebanon. I'a., Sept 17 i Ry A I' i
Mayor ti T Spang ecm-. to have
been defeated for the Republican noml
nation for re-eleition hi earlv returns
In the heavier vote in Lebanon in
years.
Lieut Col M I. Case supported by
the soldiers, ha apparently uon with
a big majorit) H'm .1 Noll the Re
publican count .hairman. won the
nomination for county commissioner.
but his partner, Harry Levan, may lose
in favor of Noll's opponent I. .1 Oil
bert, a candidate for re election as com
raissioner.
Power Washing Machines
NO KI.KfTIHriTY NKCKSSK
Ball Strsm (nj) 'rtie ' Sisnf.
riesn, Hlerll 1 K 'ners'ee t.
it., in one oir M II w sum
stlon y"-" nn"
Kasy Pjmnts If Of wired
atlifatloa auorsnteeir Hena for psmthlet.
Tteeoslt mast aeremonnr 0t-f-Tn Order
E. H. MORROW CO.
S01 r.lRKYVAY nLIMl.. rinu. rA
pARQUET FL00RC
end of hardwood i
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2211 Chestnut St. Phone Loc. 5049
asss i
Tea nm
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Baglnnera' and Advanced Classrs in
Bpanlsh and French rornmerolal Con
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beslnnlnr September 1.
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MADE EQUAL TO NEW
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Slip Cevari ta
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TXT rarry s lsrss flslsettd ntoclc or
tJphoUltry Qoode lllng st who tsal
American upholstery co.
Oldckt and Larcctt Hout of It Kind
305 Arch St. wM'a'r"v: Riff
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This is to urge a severe test of Essex per
formance. If you haven't had a ride that
reveals its power, speed, acceleration, and
comfort, come let us take you for such a
demonstration. N
It Has Quality
At Low Price
Regard the Essex in the light of its per
formance. It isn't fair to think of it merely
as a light weight car, when you consider the
quality of its materials or what it does.
Every owner compares his Essex to the
performance of large costly cars.
Haven't you noticed how every one speaks
of Essex performance?
And now they include praise of Essex re
liability. They tell you how their car calls
for no tinkering. Any one who can handle a
wrench can keep the Essex in sweet running
condition.
Its reliability comes from the sturdiness
of its construction. Particular motorists
abhor squeaks and rattles. An unusually
strong and stiff frame minimizes such pos
sibilities in the Essex.
Note How the Essex
Was Developed
Its motor is not like the motor used in any
other car. The Essex is not made up of stock
parts available to any assembler. Every item
was designed and is built exclusively for
Essex in the plant and by the same type of
workmen who produce the largest selling
fine cars in the world.
The Essex was not developed by a sub
stitution of new units for an old model as a
house is enlarged and remodeled. Every
detail was designed with relation to its use
in the Essex in connection with the type and
character of every other detail in the car.
Consequently it is properly balanced.
Low Operating Cost
Fine Car Luxury
Americans have willingly paid the cost for
performance and riding luxury for fineness
and distinction, as found only in larger cars.
They accepted the high cost for operation
and maintenance. Cars which cost little to
operate did not meet their requirements in
performance and endurance. They lacked
the stamp of refinement and quality they de
manded. So they had but two choices the
large, costly American car or the small and
very high priced imported automobile.
How well the Essex meets that need is
seen by the type of Essex users. Thousands
never before operated so small a car, and
abroad where the Essex has also made such
headway, owners accept it because it
matches in quality and economy of opera
tion the European cars they had previously
used.
The Essex is appreciated greater in those
countries where gasoline, oil' and tires cost
the most
Make Reliability
Your Standard
Essex appeal to pride is evident at a
glance. Its performance is demonstrated in
a short ride. Endurance and reliability can
be appreciated in long service.
For that ask an Essex Owner.
Remember that the way a car will serve
you is not indicated altogether by its weight,
size or price.
Essex quality at its price is possible only
because of its size. You do not pay for use
less weight. And you sacrifice nothing in
comfort, though you gain much in the lower
cost to buy and operate an Essex.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES
Esaex Prices
S-paaa. Phaeton, (1505
5-paaa. Sedan, 2260
2-pass. Roadster, 11695
F. O. B. Detroit
Gomery-Schwartz Motor Car Co.
128-140 No. Broad St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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