Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-09-20
WILSON LEAGUES
FLYING WEDGES"
START TONIGHT
Whlrl@lnd Campaign VIII Be
lnaugurated With Speakers
in Motor Cars.

Wilson League candidates. enoour-
aged by the success of their meeting
In the Turnbull Auditorium Thurs
day night, have planned whirlwind
campaign for this week. It will begin
tonight and It was outlined yesterday
at a meeting of the campaign com
mittec In conjunction with the MEM
bers of the county and city committee
of tho Woodruff Wilson Democratic
League.
Three groups of speakers. most of
them candidates, will form what will
be known as the Wilson Flying
Wedges" and will hold open-air
meetings, speaking from automobiles
at various prominent points through.
out the city and county.
Tonight group No. 1. consisting OF
John v. Laddey, James N. Catlow and
Theodore G. Hindenlang, candidates
for the Assembly, and Theodore S.
Fettinger, candidate for Board of
Works, will make stops at Irvington
nues, Avon and Elizabeth avenues,
and the entrance to Weequahic Park.
These meetings will be held between
8 and $50 o'clock.
Group M. 2, In which viii be Louis
b. Lesser. Patrick r. Murphy and
Adam j. Rossbaeh. candidates for
the Assembly, and John l.. Cox. can
didate for register. will hold meet
ings at Hamburg place and Ferry
street. McWhorter end Ferry and
Elm and Pacific streets.
Group No. will be composed of
candidates for the Assembly, James
It. Mooney, Ottmar Venino and w.
Hillyer Ragsdale, candidates for free
holder, and perhaps Nathan Kussy,
and will visit points In the North End
and Belleville
Arrange for Primary Transfer.
1t was announced today at Repub-
lican headquarters that Judges Mar
tin and Osborne would issue trans
fers from now until primary day to
voters who have changed their place
of residence since the last general
election, and who desire to vote in
the primary election on Tuesday,
September 28.
Persons who voted at the last cleo
ton and who have changed their
place of residence since that time
cannot vote In the primary unless
they secure the necessary transfer
The procedure to secure a transfer
is to apply to either of the judges sit
ting at the Court House for the
transfer, being sure to have the num-
ber of the ward and district from
which they are transferring from and
the ward and district in which they
desire to vote.
This transfer is first taken to the
judge of the election district In which
the voter formerly lived, and he GER
titles to It, and then goes to the judge
of the district ing which the voter
now resides. A TRANSFER is not neces-
sary unless the person changing his
place of residence voted at the last
general election.
On Friday, September "a the court
will be open all day for the issuing
of transfers. Persons going to the
court before that time will have to
walt the convenience of the judges
to secure the necessary transfer. The
judges will also Issue transfers on
Monday, September 27, and on pri-
mary day.
mo Boss" People VIII stick
The No Boss League is going to con-
tinue in the political business, even
If they fall to nominate their candi-
dates at the primary election one
week from tomorrow.
This was the announcement made
today at the league headquarters in
the Kinney building. While 1t is not
thought that the candidates of the
league will be unsuccessful the an
nouncement today was made TO wipe
out the growing impression that the
league members would support the
candidates of the "Dals" or Anti
Dals" IL they were successful
I'VE are going to continue our fight
against possism," said one of the
league members, even if we are not
successful at the primary
"Of course we are out TO win on
primary day, and | think that our
ticket Is going to be successful, 1udB
ing from the splendid reports that
we are receiving.
I'm the event that we are not sue
cessful, however, we are going to con-
tinue our fight and we viii probably
indorse some of the candidates that
are nominated and some Of the in
dependent candidates that might be
in the field
Our course in that matter will
be decided after the primary cleo
ton"
Gillenites Gather Tonight.
The organization which is being
formed to handle the campaign of
Board of Works Commissioner
Charles p. Gillen, who Is an inde-
pendent candidate for reelection,
will meet tonight in the old Tele-
phone building on Market street for
the purpose of electing officers and
forming a permanent organization.