Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-10-27
BUCBEE ACTS FOR
C. 0. HARMONY
Names Progressives to Aid
In Campaign.
TO BE FROM ALL COUNTIES

Preferences Of Leaders In Counties
From Which Appointees Come Have
Been Taken Into consideration-List
10 Complete Except For Morris
County.
Newark, N. j., Oct. 1S.-An interest
ing development in the Harmony" pro-
gram of the Republican State Com
mittee is the announcement that its
chairman, Newton A. K. Bugbee, of
Trenton, has named a committee OF
representative Progressiyes to aid in
the conduct of the Republican State
campaign. 1t is stated that, in making
these selections, Mr.. Bugbee has fol
lowed, in so far as possible, the sug-
gestion of State Progressive leaders
and Progressive leaders in the coun-
ties from which the appointees come.
The list Is complete except for Morris
County, which has not yet made known
its preferences. The appointments are:
Atlantic-Chairman, DR.. Joseph Mar
vel, H~ackensack; S.. B. Morris, Henry
Leeds, Frank Ruff, all of Atlantic
City.
Bergen-Chairman, Herbert M. Bal
ley, Hackensack; Joseph Diaz, Hack
ensack; Walter G. Zabriskie, Ridge
wood; Charles Flask, Hackensack; II.
II. Johnson, Rutherford.
Burlington Chairman, A. l.. s..
D~ougherty, Mt. Holly; Charles P. Tar
ner, Burlington; George N. Weiner,
Palmyra.
Camden-Chairman, Lewis B. Le-
Due, Haddonfield; Frank B. Jess, Her
bert A. Drake, Joseph B. Tyler II
William G. Marshall, all of Camden.
Cape May-Chairman. Harry Bright.
Wildwood; Harry Headley, Ocean
City; e. l.. Ress, Cape May Court
house; Luther Ogden, Cape May, and
Gilbert Smith, Avalon.
Observation-Disclosures, Robert Filth
ian, Bridgeton; r. H. fuller, Frank
Foulk, Joseph Scull and Morton Bow
ers, all of Vineland.
Essex-Chairman, Irving X. Taylor.
Orange: Borden Whiting, Newark;
Harold j. Rowland, Montclair; Alex
ander Fordyce, Jr., Newark; Edgar H.
Bostock, Nutley, and Algernon Swee-
ney, Newark.
Gloucester-Chairman George S. Nc
Carly; J. Boyd Avis, Victor Kugler.
Frank B. Ridgeway and W. ]. Robert
son, Woodbury..
Hudson-Chairman, Adam j. Ruby,
Jersey City; John J. Howe, Kearny;
George L. Record, Mark NJ. Pagan and
Arthur P. Archibald, Jersey City.
Hunterdon Chairman, Jacob 3.
Kline, Lambertville; DR.. j.. H. Conover.
Pennington; A. B. Holcombe, Lambert
Vile; William Fulper, Pennington, and
S. T. Ballet, Milford.
Mercer-Chairman, A. @. Reeves;
Everett Townsend, Daniel Green, Jr.,
James Elder and James Talon, all Of
Trenton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Adrian Lyon.
Perth Amboy; James A. Edgar, New
Brunswick; James Griswald, Perth
Amboy; Rose Mcdowell, Cranbury;
William Linwiddie, Metuchen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Patrick II.
LOTUS; Clarence Hetrick and j. G..
Holman, all of Asbury Park.
Ocean-Chairman, F. Willing Leach,
Tuckerton; William Howard Jeffrey.
Toms River; C. NJ. Underhill, Lin
wood.
Passaic-Chairman, j. Blauvelt, Pas
sale; George T. Anderson, Paterson.
Salem-Chairman, B. B. Westcott,
Salem; Joseph Borton, Woodstown,
and Fred A. Gentien, Rennsgrove.
Somerset-Chairman, Irving Whit
ing, Bound Brook; William S. Wood
ruff. S%omerville; Charles c. Kenyon.
Raritan; Cochran Kane, Somerville,
and William Major, Somerville.
Sussex-Chairman, A. G. Upton,
Sparta; Leonard A. Bissel, Newton;
Martin Bowman, Ezra Overton and
Joseph Ayres, Sussex.
Union-Chairman, Edgar A. Knapp,
Elizabeth; HARDWOOD Fish, Roselle
Park; Theodore Van Dyke, SumrE.-
George v. Moy, Plainfield; Edward
Leach, Elizabeth.
Warren-Chairman, DR.. j. Mitchell
Reese, William w. Taylor, William p.
Watson, Joseph r.. Simmer and Ralph
! Thomas, Phillipsburg.