The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-09-23
NEXT TUESDAY
PRIMARY DAY
Intense Local Interest In Com
ing Selection of Nominees
For Both Parties.
Voters May Register

Next Tuesday is Primary Election
Day and there is intense interest in
this city over the selection of the NOM
inees on both the Republican and
Democratic tickets. In a few cases
there will be interesting contests, es-
pecially between Hon. Emerson L..
Richards and Senator Charles ID.
White for the Republican Senatorial
nomination, and on the Democratic
side between Charles j. Collins and
Hon. Clarence l.. Cole for State Com
mitteeman.
The polls will be open from seven
o'clock in the morning until nine o.
clock in the evening, both for ballot
ing for candidates and for registering
of voters for the General Election to
be held in November. Those whom
the registers failed to secure in their
house to house canvass and who are
eligible may both register and vote at
the primaries on Tuesday.
The polling places for Pl%easantyille
are as follows: First Ward-First Pre-
cinct, George F. Otis Barber Shop,
corne Main street and Greenway Ave-
nue.; Second Precinct, Walter Otis
Barber Shop, Pleasant and Linden
Avenues; Third Precinct, Red Mems
Hall, First Street and Washington
Avenue. Second Ward-First Pre-
cinct, Jordan's Store, los S. Main ST.;
Second Precinct, Cox's Barber Shop,
1923 S.. Main st.
The candidates on the Republican
ticket are as follows: For United
States Senator, Joseph S. Frelinghuy-
sen, George L. Record; For Governor,
William N. Runyon; For Member
House of Representatives, Isaac Bach
arach; For State Senator, Emerson
L. Richards, Charles d. White; For
Members of Assembly, William A.
Blair, Joseph A. Corio, Sarah Fiscus,
Selma L. CHM; For Surrogate, Albert
c. Abbott; For Republican State Com
mittee. Helen G. Adams, Albert H.
Darnell; For Mayor, Charles E. Jack
son; For Councilman-at-Large Guy B.
Wilson, Horace Morrison; First
Ward: Flo Chosen Freebooter, T.
Clark Adams; For Member of Com
mon Council, James A. Reynolds,
Alice R.. Macmillan; For County Com
mittee, First Precinct. Frank Trum-
bore, Mabel Chattle; Second Precinct,
George w. Biggs, Geneva Bossler;
Third Precinct, Walter w. Whitman,
Carrie j. Smith. Second Ward: For
Chosen Freebooter, Robert M. Willis;
For Member of Common Council,
Charles NJ. Peck; For County Com
mittee, First Precinct, Japhet Price,
Carrie r. Lippincott; Second Precinct,
Charles H. Hill, Cora Tucker Washing
ton.
.Th candidates on the Democratic
ticket are as follows: For United
States Senator, Edward l.. Edwards;
For Governor, George S. Silzer; For
Member House of Representatives,
Charles S. Stevens; For State Sena.
tor, S. Cameron Hinkle, Charles Sum-
ner Moore; For Members of Assem-
bly,, Edison Hedges, Josephine God
frey, Scott NJ. Long, Irma M. Adams;
For Surrogate, William G. Henry;
For Democratic State Committee,
Charles j. Collins, Lillian X. DeVanny,
Clarence L. Cole, Hannah L. Zane,
Charles r. Moore; For Mayor, Edward
R. Merrick; For Councilman-at-Large
Frederick Boyce; First Ward, Chosen
Freebooter, George w. Leech; For
Member of Common Council, Michael
Lutz; For County Committee, Edward
A. Ennis, George w. Leech, Frances
May Taylor, Anita F. w. Leech. Sec
ond Ward: For Chosen Freebooter,
William Clement; For Member of
Common Council, Joseph Rossell; For
County Committee, Harry Lovett,
Reva A. Smith.