Evening journal., 1921-05-05
DEMOCRATS IN
EARLY RUMPUS
Displeased Over Bader'S
Retirement and Opposi-
tion to M. V. Farrell
THREE OFFICES ARE
WITHOUT APPLICANTS

With contests staged in the First
and Fourth wards. where two candi-
dates are seeking the nomination for
City Council on the Democratic
ticket. and the voters who had en-
dorsed the candidacy Of George w.
Bader as Councilman from the Third
Ward disappointed because Of the
withdrawal Of Mr. Bader from the
contest in favor OF former Represen-
tative j. Edward McNabb, success OF
the Democratic ticket. as announced
by the Democratic City Committee
last night, Is threatened. The city
Committee will meet tonight. when
an effort will be made 10 eliminate
the present contests and at the same
time MI the vacancies on the ticket
for Collector of Taxes for the North
ern District, City Treasurer and
Councilman from the Ninth Ward.
The ticket. as filed at midnight.
follows:
FOR MAYOR
Thomas 4. Bayard
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
(Southern District)
John /. Dolan
FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL
Rep. Robert W. Kramer
FOR CITY COUNCIL
First Ward-Daniel Aiken, Jacob
Zimmerman.
Second Ward-William 4. Forrest
Third Ward-John T.. McNabb.
Fourth Ward-Martin v. Farrell
James 4. Taylor.
Fifth Ward-Philip A. Steinbach.
sixth Ward-Richard w. Robin
son.
Seventh Ward-Elisha II. Ewing.
Eighth Ward-Frank J. August.
Tenth Ward-John j. MulvenR.
Eleventh Ward-JOhn 4. Henry.
Twelfth Ward--JOhn j. Murray.
Friends Of Martin v. Farrell Of
the Fourth Ward. contend that as
Farrell announced his candidacy FOR
Council last fall. they feel that hS
should be unopposed. In the FRS
Ward. the contest between Jacot
Zimmerman and Daniel Aiken prom
ises TO be interesting. Mr.. thinner
man was a member Of City Council
several years ago.
The fling Of Representative Rob
ert w Kramer as candidate fol
President Of City Council caused no
surprise. Mr.. Kramer is presiden
OF the Central Labor Union. TIT
withdrawal OF Mr.. Bader from M
Councilmanic nomination fight wa
the surprise Of the day, however. l
had been predicted that the oontes
between former Representative J
Edward McNabb and Mr.. Bade
would be lively.
Mr.. Badcr. in Withdrawing hi
name. however, issued the followinl
statement:
while had considered making
the race and wish TO thank m
friends who have urged me TO do 80
/ believe the interests OF the Demo
cratic party and the citizens Of tn
Third ward can best be served b.
the election 10 City Council OF for
mer Representative John +. Nc
Nabb.
Mr.. McNabb's record at Dove
shows that he was a consisten
champion Of the interests Of tn
psople. He knew no boss and work
e. FOR measures desired by the ma
jority OF our citizens. He has ha'
the experience ANAi flAANNhNAs aN"tt
fes him TO serve the people 81
Council
The ticket as filed has two forme
service men on il. they being Phil
A. stelnbach. who is opposing Cit
Councilman Alexander r. Abraham
Republican. for the Fifth War
honors. and Frank z. August. OF IN
Eighth Ward. who will oppose Cour
Gilman James J. McManus' Reput
lican.
Lambert J. Fouls. secretary Of III
Department Of Elections. is sendin
out supplies Tor the registration
voters TO be held this Saturday. NJ
Foulk states that the same ofiicia
who served last fan will serve q
Saturday, except In cases where he
have moved out OF the district. Pc
sons who registered last year an
have not moved are not required
register Saturday.
Registration booths will be ope
between IL and 70 o'clock and clo