The sun., 1919-08-06
DESIGNATIONS FILED
FOR THE PRIMARIES
lawyers Committee Files Pc
tition for Newburger to
Enter Tammany Race.
LYNN RETIRED
q. o. p. and Democrats Fuse
in Several Districts to De-
feat Socialists.

III Time for filing desfgnafkns 10 run In
<he regular party primaries for nomina-
zion to public ONCE in this city. expired
81 midnight last night.
Il A. usual most Of the organization Pc
titions were not filed until evening and
seme Of the petitions came in just be-
fore the Office was declared closed.
There win be fewer contests In the
primaries in Manhattan than In many
Wears, but the Democrats have contests
on in Brooklyn. Queens, Richmond and
Bronx boroughs.
1aThe Democratic organization Med as
t11eir designation for President OF the
Board Of Aldermen the name o. Robert
u. Moran, who has held that Office since
the resignation of Gov. Smith ON Decem-
Der 81. 1918.
Representative F1orello H. Lee Guardia
was designated as the choice Oh the or
xanixation for the Republican nomina-
lion for President Of the Board of Alder
men.
astyvilliam NJ Bennett. the perennial can
didate, fled a petition to enter the Re-
ibubiican primaries as a candidate for
I president of the Board OF Aldermen. AS
Usual, he is in the race to make as much
trouble for the organic alton as possible
two petitions were fled to run IN the
] the Board of Aldermen, one by William
,rE. Moore and the other ny Newman II.
|sRaymond of Brooklyn. Competition to
! uphold the banner OF the Prohibition
I ,barty has not been so KEEN In years.
The regular Republican and Demo-
|ccratic designations for the Supreme
Court. Second district; for the City
1 eCourt. which includes Manhattan ana
+ The Bronx. for Surrogate Of New York
N-.lwx vfla n
+ qnC Manhattan, are as follows.
lr.o SUPREME COURT.
. Republican. Democrat.
sPhiilp J. McCook' Robert L. Luce.
lfa CITY COURT
asglge R. H. Smith. Thomas T. O'Reilly.
f, william IL Chorosh Louis Wendell.
Henry K Davis. Joseph M. Callahan.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
4 i--James A. TURKEY. John Hoyer.
irsJleJames ID. c. Murray. William J. Moore.
lVi--c.-w. McLennon. william J. A. Carney.
s2--Benjamin Hoffman. BENJAMIN Hoffman.
morris Eder.
|T1-Wiiliam Blau.
S-is--wiiliam Armstrong. Thomas Z. Murray.
tca-Anthony p. Ludden. Thomas Il. Noonan.
i nk-Abram Ellenbogen.
4 ~S-Alexander U. Zinke.
&-Chas. II. Griffiths. Theodore H. Ward.
fl'e-soi 0ppenheim. Timothy A. Leary.
4st--Carroll Hayes. JOHN +. Cowan.
United ON Three Candidates.
a. There is only one vacancy in the Fifth
Municipal Court District, but the Re
4 publican leaders In the district were I'M
able to agree on any one Of three men.
AL being favorably thought of by the
Organization. So they Joined In prepar-
ing designation petitions for all of them
sahd they will fight It out In the prt-
psrjsss, .,,,,., .,, -, -, ~.
trthS good will of the organization Mark
Ellison also has fled a petition to run
in the Republican primaries. IT is a
sure Republican district, Justice Theo-
-'dore II. Ward. the Democrat now sitting
There. having been temporarily appointed
by Mayor Hyland to succeed Justice
: Coleman, who died.
ut was stated that the reason Justice
eHyauhope Lynn was not redesignated IN
the First Municipal Court District by
,the Democrats was because OF his age
land Ill health.
In the Second Municipal Court District
the Democrats and Republicans fused
against the Socialists on the three nom-
nations on the basis of two for the
former and one for the latter. The Re
publcans are designating Justice Ben
I .t9Inin Hoffman and Justice Norris Edef
and the Democrats are designating VIII
liam Blau, Republican, who has been
J, picked to succeed Justice Leonard NJ
Snitkin.
The Republican and Democratic desig.
nations In New York County for the As.
,sembly and the Board OF Aldermen fol-
low: