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ixijl, GLOBE V.CUNEBDAY, 8EPTEMBKK -0, ijlfc Save Peach Stones Boy Thrift Stamps Established a Century NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS IN IMPORTANT CONTESTS LONG WINS OVER GASTON BY 2700 VOTES lonllnnrfl from I h- Kitat Pae. Home Coming Always Necessitates Some New Articles of (Chandler Ct Tremont St. Near West FURNITURE have large assortments of dependable furniture for every room in the home and the price are very moderate. Deferred payments may be arranged on purchases of $5000 or over. Inexp ensive LP a a a a a a a a a Dresses THESE TIMES 01 Tremont Street "apBa Beacon Street We Give and Redeem Leal and Profit-Sharing Brown StamDS t-eal Profit-Sharing Stamps i I The earlv returns indicated that Col rastcn had ten nominated.

He car- ried Boston by a plurality of 22S7 over Mr Harry, who was souend in thu city. Mr wad votes behind Mr Barry fn Boston. As the figure." from the rest of th Mate came in. however. Co Gaston's apparent plurality was gradually wiped out; the other cities went, for the most part, for Mr Long and he quickly went from third to first place.

He carried H'orcester bv about lutX. Lynn by S0O. Holvoke bv 775. Springfield by 700. Fail River bv 400, Marlboro by 275.

Lawrence by ,00, PJtchburg by US and Lowell and Chicopee bv about 100 each. The towns, especially those in the miutlle and western parts of the Htate. also went for Mr Long, and his nomi- nation was soon made ceitain. The re-, stilt was a surprise except to Mr Long I and his closest supporters, who have maintained from the beginning that he would" be nominated. Th' vote of Boston for Governor was: Gaston.

Harry, 9854: Loiib. Barry carried Wards 10 and II. his I own section of the city, but every other Boston ward went for Gaston, ward 6, the home of Martin Lomasney, gave Gaston 1313 votes, Larry 640. and Long constantly rising costs, he Inexpensive Dress ROCKER OR HMR MATCH Of solid mahogany. an CONGRESSMAN JAMBS Renominated l.y Democrats fiALMVAN 12th District.

Department scours the market for the best silk and woo! of qitaKty and style lO -ell $16.50 and $17.50. The rwmlt of this eon- EX MAYOR JOHN K. FITZGERALD. Nominated for t'flnrrp t.r rvinocrats in 10th District. is shown in d.

OVEB-STl'FFED TAPESTRY StTTKS Three pieces, as illustrated, with spring edge and loose spring cushions: very good Talue. cane seat and hark; ran be ttsed in any room. At the dress pcriea i I FOIB-POST BEDS Mahogany or walnut finish, exactly like cut; turned post 125. Cox Wins 2 to 1 a a 160.00 comfortable and well made .50 17 aatnd. 00 24.98 11.98 ei- LIBRARY 0 a a a 0 a a a a a a a a 0 a a a a a 0 a a a a a a a a TABLE I Speaker Channing H.

Cox overwhelrn-inglv won the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor. He defeated Ex -Councilor Ham at least two to one, and perhaps by a larger margin. The vote In Boston, which seemed (airly to represent the whole State, 1 was: Cox 667.1. Ham Cox car- ried every ward in Boston, but in some of the other cities he did better than in Boston. Lawrence, for instance, went almost unanimously for the i Speaker.

His lead was increased by th'; votes in the towns also. Wellfleet, where Mr Cox has Ills Summer home, had the banner record however: he received 'SI votes there, and Mr Ham had none. Mahogany finish. 26 x40 Inch It features the modish combination of serge and satin and the riinilar tunic with Hercules I. raid trimniins.

Note the becoming l-noek and slenderizing bed fee. mi of other charming models to choc-Be from. top, large deep drawer EX-SENATOR FBANCMI J. HORGAN. Nominated by Democrats for Congress in llth District.

jtnd undersheif- 21.50 HON ROBERT LUCE. Nominated by the for Consress in 13th District. theofIoston Mail Orders Given Careful Attention THREE-PIECE MISSION SITTE This suite is made of quartered oak. fumed finish, removable deeD auto soring: seat, upholstered in best grade imitation A QO brown Spanish leather Chair or Rocker separate 7.4D a SOFA RED The "Kindel" I sofa bed; the simplest ImhI made; just raise the back and pull forward Into a lare size OQ QQ bed Jw. ZO BOCKER FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUT GOVERNOR UPHOLSTERED 1-arge roomy rocker, uphol-stered in brown imitation leather.

10.98 mm BOSTON TO FLORIDA INLAND WATERWAY Plan Urged at Opening of COMtORTVKI.E ROCkER SA large, comfortable solid oak frame. -Governor. Dem GOVERNMENT WILL STABILIZE WAGES Plans to Prevent Labor Troubles During War Gov Cox Ren 1 Ham I Sl)s Harry Ward Ward Wan I ll- WiZL turned tiniah. Ward 26 I 23 1 18 31 35 85 86 I 31 88 i Convention Here 0, DIMM; CHAIRS ml I Ward Ward Ward Word upholstered in best grade imitation AC leather, spring scat Ward 10. Ward 1 1 raids Submarine on the New land coast olden oak, with full box slip seat, upholstered in genuine leather.

S7 34 58 40 00 450 534 582 586 1313 700 12C, 168 548 690 668 3ns 507 BOS 334 son 688 88-1 4 21(3 ii'tii 212 127 101 mi 4 I an 18 05 iobo 029 Sot 3U." 311 408 361 124 tea 497 882 210 21H 102 7I 48 ns Loss 288 341 412 121 178 365 85 71 4S2 41U 412 C.7il 325 Cfil 402 188 4.C. 474 tea 183 183 pi.s 177 LOUIS F. R. LANUELIER. Nominated by tile Republicans for Congresa in Htti District.

FOUR-PIECE DlMMi SETS Jacobean 245 140 44 25 84 120 033 417 an lor, 67 SB lot 153 B1 120 72 152 MS 470 380 754 228 866 127 6073 plight last sea- Boston's during finish. William and Mary patterns, buffet Is 54 inches long, tabic has 48-inch top Ward 1-'. Waul 18. Viinl 14. Ward 15.

Ward 16. Ward Ward is. Ward 19. Wan' 20. Ward 21 Ward 22.

RICHARD if. LONG, Nominated by the Dptuorruts for Governor. Attv Gen Attwill defeated Representative J. Weston Allen almost two to one in the fight for the Republican nomination for Attorney General. made a good showing in some of the smaller that extends 6 feet, all nicely WASHINGTON.

Sept 24 -The Govern-1 nu nl is about to adopt measures to enforce stability of wanes duritiK the war. Plans discussion between repre- of manufai-turers and labor; and oflfc ials of the Navy and ar De- purtmcnts charged with letting enormous contracts. It was learned todav, provide for a Nat ton-Wide system of ciinimunlt or Industry agreements, in which both employes and employers will participate and which will be e-n-luncil tin the agreement period through Government priorities power or labor employment pressure. 178? i 253 887 1 75 95.00 3.29 finished a Tj 1 1 I ,1 1 places, but Attwill swept Boston an 1 I Wrd 28 Ward J-t. Wn! 28, rd 20 son's coal shortage were held up last evening by Cres J.

Hampton Moore of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association OS proof that the association's project for sheltered inland 410 167 127 54 3305 most of tho other cities. Essex County of course, gave the Attorney General groat vote. Totals. .9854 12.111 a BRASS BED 2-lneh cotinu-ous post, heavy fillers, made in all sizes, teright or atln wimiih ii i 1 1 J. R.

LEWIS of COMnilttet finish, construr- on ftp MISSION ROCKERS Made as 11-lustrated, with slat back, wide arms and shaped saddle seat; rich fumed oak finish. Chair I0TH, NTH. I2TH DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTS lion guaranteed. Boston Congressional Fights The three Democratic Congressional districts In Boston nominated the candidates who were generally expected to win, but the successful men in two eases did not have a very large margin. In the pith District, Kx-Mayor FlOZ- gerald defeated Congressman Tague DISTRICT TENTH CONGRESSIONAL f-Dcmnc-rstii- FOI BEDROOM SITTE This ntsserald Tague Fletcher Tesdei a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 160 IB 4f3 PILLOWS All new feathers, guaranteed free from dust or odor, covered in the bet quality of ticking.

yf Each handsome suite, as pictured, is beautifully This plan has received tentative approval nl representatives of manufacturers and labor interests, and will lie slSfttSSSd further tomorrow with a dele, gallon from the National Industrial Con I ere nee Board. Committee to Direct Work A number of Oovsrninsnt agencies iicHliiiK ith labor problems probably 111 he coordinated sho. il, under a nev i iiiutnlttee. tine of the principal reasons for fhiH iv tton, which may be taken by executive eider nl I Vesicle nl WIImiii, is to facili tale the enforcement if the Government's wage BtablllSln I ollcy. A reic of different urcik ies took place today to discuss methods ol eliminating duplies 11 of effort.

Uapid', rlsln'-T labor costs, stimulated to 129.50 4QQ finished in walnut, construc- aO tion guaranteed Ward Word Ward Ward Ward match. Kacu 880 7SG to I 1P.I8 730 4 rati a-. 10 16 18 1 26 321 75 52 10 81 102 448 704 538 587 1 BM 854 .5030 FIFTH FLOOR by a vote of o030 to i98wa a majority of only 91. In the llth District Kx-Senator Hor-gan won from lix-Mayor Quincv by a majority of but IS votes: the totals In that district were: Morgan. 2S: Quincy, 2954.

In the ll'th District, however. Congressman Qalllvan had a ma-Jorlty of 2089 votes over his opponent. Kx-Mayor Curie the vote there was: Gallivan, 7793: Curley, 0713. 0. ship passages ought to be adopted at once.

Mr was the principal speaker at the opening session of the 11th annual convention of the association at the 'opley-l'laza. Hon George D. Chemberlin or Springfield extended an invitation to the 300 delegates present to go to Snring-iic Id Saturday, following the lose of tie convention, to inspect the Connecticut River and become familiar with its possibilities as a commercial highway to I he sea. Ir II. R.

Burton. Lewes, Del, spoke In favor of an inland route from League Island, Y. past the Virginia Capes, for the protection of vessels. Dr Clar Tola Is ELEVENTH OM.RESSIOX.II. DISTRICT Democratic- STATE TICKET GOVERNOR CALVIN COOLIDGE.

It. Northampton BiCHARD II. CONG. D. Franiinzham.

SYLVESTER J. McBRIDE. S. Watertows. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR CHANNING H.

COX. R. Boston. STATE SECRETARY ALBERT P. LANGTKT, It, SpringOeld.

TREASURER CHARLES L. BCRItlLL. R. Boston. AUDITOR ALONZO B.

COOK. R. Boston. ATTORNEY GENERAL HENRY C. ATTWILL.

K. Lynn. UNITED STATES SENATOR JOHN W. WEEKS. R.

Newton. DAVID I. WALSH. Fitchburg. CONGRESSMEN 1ST DISTRICT ALLEN T.

TRKADWAY. B. Hockbridge. THOMAS 1'. D.

Adams. 2D DlfcRICT FREDEB1CK GILLET. R. Springfleld. 3D DISTRICT CALVIN D.

PAIGK. R. Snuthbrldge. EATON D. SARGENT, D.

Wlnchendos. 4TH DISTRICT SAM EL E. WINSLOW. R. Worcester.

JOHN F. McGHATH. D. Worcester. DISTRICT JOHN J.

BOGBR8, R. Lowell 6TH DISTRH 1 W. LLFKIN. R. Essei.

ESTUS K. FAMES. S. Salem. 7TH DISTRICT CHARLES C.

JOHNSON, R. Nahant. MICHAEL F. PHELAN, D. Lyon.

OTII DISTRICT Ouln. Ilorira 11 aiany snrewa politicians said a week Wn rd 7 ago that Curley had the tight won. Ward 8. OI and LINOLEUMS jr 111 -j Our large fall assortment is ready for your A ThsuP Vsf selection and our prices are much lower than we the tide swung against him during the 1 55 172 IH 722 502 ::85 33S 1 80 130 108 434 61 1 103 478 216 .8860 Waul Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward 13. 14.

15. 16. 22. 23 by competition among Industries for mployes and by the Government's i prime necessity for production, have foi the War and Navv I departments to like the lead In promoting stahlliz- I I it ineasurcH. tie ia plained today.

ence i (wens, Baltimore, urged mac can possibly quote later. Im waterways development be started I with mediately, so as to keep pace tslv. so as to Keen pace BASE past few days and he was unable to stem it. If he had been nominated he would have become at once a formidable political ligure in the party in the city and State. The future- will show whether he can recover from vesterday's defeat.

The result in the 10th District did not in- rease the prestige of Kx-Mayor Fitzgerald or of Martin M. Lomasney, who was responsible for Fitzgerald's candidacy. Lomasney turned his ward to 2904 2 YARDS WIDE FELT to guarantee l.i i a tcr-t he-var rade expansion. In doing this, the bop SEAMLESS TAPESTRY RRI IiSFJJ? RUGS. 1 2.

Totals. TWELFTH (CO. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT i In many cases pi-cs Moore announced that a recep- einl lo lair wage 25.50 amount, aiiu-uiii, See to today lnuliir th ill thc now receive, but Bl- I Hon will 0 a a a 0 0 a a 0 a a a 0 a Itepuhlicnn Atwooel Crawford LilllVyLtLiiTi) A iiiiiiiwu square vard lie given at noon ReaOeld at the several patterns Ml r- Democratic Curley Gallivan K53 12! (8 home 10 I J. Marl in. 132 Commonwealth ways uniform for an Industrial district ami for an employment group, and stablo i and Urs for the period of the agreement i av.

Sec- These agicemi-nts. lasting probably noon ses: 4 YARDS WIDE SCOTCH SEAMLESS ROYAL WIL 42 Wa rd Ward Ward Ward Ward Red field will address the after i. on. the l'riscilki docked in Kail Fitzgerald by a plurality of 1462 but that was smaller than had been ex- THISTLE BRAND LINO- Ik TON RUGS. 9x12.

value six month Ml oneitiileo i.etwcen i.en 10. 11 12. 17. 18.. 20.

21 Bler yesterduy the L'OO visitors were 1 180 04 73 181 100 4711 383 408 1083 1308 1110 B07 s73 188 483 -no 136 7703 058 753 075 681 238 474 284 .5713 several patterns. LEUM, square yard Die Hovernment reor.Hentatlves and labor, and slmdltaneousl between Oov-Hiiint nl representatn and manufac (57.50 34.75 1 Ward 1 Ward Ward Ward 1S1 118 734 SEAMLESS WILTON VEL greeted by Mayor James N. Kay. There were addresses on board bv Pres Moore i and Dr Owen, ho pledged the support of the Association to an inland waterway from Boston to Jacksonville. ture-ill.

yard wide, ac-) oak AMd RUG BORDER, 1 tuallv looks like Totals. VETS, handsome colorings in pec-ted. Tague carried Ward 4 by OH votes and led also in Wards 1. 2 and on the whole, In spite of the fact that he lost the nomination, Tague's friends believe that his showing in the primary against the combined strength of i'itzgerald and Lomasney was remarkable. Both Congressman Tague and Kx-Mayor Quincy have asked for recounts in their districts.

Scale to Prevail Standard the newest shades, 9x12. while it lasts, per yard DEMOCRAT! REPRESENTATIVE CONTESTS IN BOSTON AXMINSTER SEAMLESS) A 0 RUGS, 9x12, price for two A Vail davs only 1.391 2 YARDS WIDE INLAID LINOLEUM, colors go through to the back, square yard WARD ONE IT LI.ER, Maiden. ROWLAND, Somerville. ALVAN HBNBX 485 4S5 508 FLOOR; After a lour ol the city the visitors SUtOS traveled to Taunton, where Mayor KTeod extended greetings. A short slop was made at the Brockton Pair Grounds.

I At Qutncy Mayor Whiton welcomed the visitors, who inspected the Fore River and Scptantum plants. I The party arrived at the Copley-Plaza at 2:40 and shortly after the con-I Petition was called to order. Channing Cox delivered the address of I Welcome, Other speakers were George Washburn of the Massachusetts Real Kchaiigo and Pres Moore. Admission to the balconies at Bym-I phony Hall will be: open to the public I at the banuuet of the association this evening. Those desiring tickets must i glste at association headquarters I the Copley-Plaza Hotel.

Manulactiirers will be called on to pay no more and no Isss than ttta slandard Rc-iiie. and workmen will be asked ibtdS hy the scale without threats of sinke or other labor disturbance. ll munuucturer! refuse to pay tho thiidard wages, or pay more and thcr -l(J' unsettle the community conditions, thfy mleht their supplies of fuel nun materials cut off. If labor organ UmtiOns violate the nirre eincnt llieir members would be liirre-d from work through ciovj-etinnent employment agencies. Thin plan wi uld be subject to var.i-tlons, but the Government's power to Iti'tSI on ii tnlmuni of labor agitation la the Interest of war production would remain.

HOUGHTON DUTTON CO. a Burrill and Cook Nominated State Treasurer Burrill and Auditor! Cook were renominated with practical I unanimity. Secretary of State Lang-try had no opposition in the primary, I i and Lieut Gov Coolidge was the only 1 candidate for Governor on his ticket The other candidates on the Demo- I c-ratic State ticket, all nominated ves- I terday on stickers, are: For lieutenant 1 (icvernor, Joseph H. O'Neil of Boston; for Secretary of State. Charles H.

Mc- i 469 780 .752 830 elimination of one lone on the line between Peateody and Lynn atiifi inrluaioa of the "Highland cirrult" in Lynn within the central zone. Officials of the street railra.t- i.r--te"t against a chancre, as affecting" the integrity of the xune-sy-Htem of int. road. The matter was taken under advisement. i c.lue or l.ynn; for treasurer, Charles 10TU DISTRICT HAMMOND T.

FLETCHER, R. Boston. JOHN F. FITZGERALD. Boston.

11TH DISTRICT GEORGE HOLD EN T1NKHAM. B. Boston. FRANCIS J. HORGAN.

D. Boston. 12TH DISTRICT HARRISON H. ATWOOD. It.

Boston. JAMES A. GALLIVAN. D. Boston.

13TH DISTRICT ROBERT LUCK, R. Waltlmm. 15TH DISTRICT WILLIAM S. GREENE. R.

Fall River. 1GTH DISTRICT JOSFPH WALSH. R. New Bedford. FREDERIC TUDOR.

D. Bourne. dealings ol t.reat Barrington; for 1 ditor, Francis M. Costello of Boston St Cocur 1 attorney general, Joseph L. P.

I of Boston. WHAT WINNERS SAY 04 Cornelius J. Desmond. Boston. D.

Wm. M. Maloney. Bostos. D.

Peter J. Mntvby. Boston. D. Herbert S.

Gnitchfleld. Revere. R. WORCESTER COUNTY Dist. 1 Joseph W.

Ellsworth Jr. Barrr. R. Samuel V. Crane.

Blackstone, R. 10 George F. Bntterick. Sterling. c.

F. Hudson, Clinton. R. 11 Ueorge L. Dawley, Westminster.

S. John Hull. Leominster, R. 13 John O. Johnson.

Worcester. R. Mlcbsel F. Mslune. Worcester.

D. 17 Francis P. McKeon. Worcester. D.

18 Herbert F. Winn. Worcester, H. James P. Qninn, Worcester.

D. 20 Walter L. Mellen. Worcester. R.

REPUBLICAN RcFrItTtIVE CONTESTS IN BOSTON I Too Late to File Papers John Gillespie George Murphy Thomas A Nilancl Christopher a Bbeebaa WARD TWO Manassab Ttradlpj- J0I111 -ashman William 11 II earn Bernard Mullen WARD FOUR William Francis James A Cilbride Henry .1 McLaughlin James Mellen WARD SIX Arthur Barthe Jolm Craig Thorn Donovan Jolm Driscoll James llajvs Josepli UcOabe Patrick .1 William cjuinlau Jolm 8hshB Myer I' Wasscrsus WARD NINE Frederic Cnrredi William Hickey Patrick Kln William Massing Martin Martin James Twoliier ARD TEN Robert William II McDonnell femes Ilc.bert Ware WARD ELEVEN LIEUT DONALD MEEK HURT S74 cine 858 S43 66 442 KUS 370 321 483 259 207 280 200 .1032 405 099 4-1 3S(i FORT WORTTT. Tex. Sept 24 Df tV Farmer, a waa Ittll I atantly and Lieut tKmald Meek 8889 There have been frequent rumors, ever since the result of the primary was known, that Congressman Tague and ex-Mayor Curley would run independently in their respective Congres Injured when aiiri'lane In wnicn were returninK from Ardmorr. iJlSMT inilii NIGHT. MR CURLEY" GALLI VAN'S COMMENT Coiiki e-ssinan tialllvan, after' the.

primary vote was announced showlnx crashed to the ground about I'-z miH south of this city lonigMl. Be sure to place a regulnr 881 182 Ill der for the Daily and Sunday sional districts, dui those reports may be disposed of by the statement that the time has expired for the liling of I names for certification on independent nomination papers. If there are any in-I dependent candidates In the 10th and I 12th districts they will have to run on I stickers. Kx-Lieut Gov Robert Luce of Wal- than) won the Republican nomination for Congress in the 13th District. He 1 hud a lead of about 200 votes over Ma vnr Globe with your neicsboy.

.1137 152 1U1U hltn lo be the winner over Kx-Mayoi James Curley, said. "My elistric-t has shown its patriot- item and unswerving; loyalty. ITesi- drnt Wilson Is now assured of the con-tlmiltiK efforts of a war Congressman who has bsen firm In his support. "The otticlnl returns have spoken so eloquently that I feel there is notliiriK le-ft tor uie- to sav except Thank you, Mr Voter. and liood Mr Cur- Nr." le-2 173 I Childa of Newton, who was second.

1 Daniel Ohaptaan nuaura n. rrancis or KrooKline was a Patrick Cosiello 717 1045 671 73:: 145 poor uurci. me vote of the district was: 1 Luce, -JAJ: Childs, Francis. 68L Michael Keidy Anti-Hun Adv. No.

7 I.IKCT GOV CALVIN COOLIDGE. Nomlnali-d l.v Itepiibltc-ans for Governor. WARD ONE Edward Ooz Arthur I -angler Tbos A ilana WARD THIRTEEN Columbus A Etberidge Hubert Ross Cbarlea Scales WARD SIXTEEN Addison BearUsley Walter Brown Marcus A Coben Sberwin Cook William Lallr Aleisnder Rose Alexander I Stonemaa Mon-U UUn NINETEENTH DISTRICT Ward 19 Ward 20 Frank Brier 811 -s3i Luther Grc-enlaf 848 MO Thomas Lea. lit 53" 3S3 William MaosOeld 107 1-3 Elll.u Stone 818 14" George Wood 806 1 TWENTa -SECOND DISTKIi 1 Ward 22 Ward 23 Francis Raich 371 ILrsrt Fowler 347 TS3 WARD TWELVE Daniel Gillen Daniel Hoses Thomas Joyce Thomas 3 Miirpiiy Joseph OaKliem WARD THIRTEEN Joseph afgSn Crank Burke Timothy Driscoll 862 12a V.CJ 470 672 545 45s 553 32 73 62 The returns from the 14th Congressional District were not complete at the hour of going to press, but Ex-Senator Langelier of Quincy was nominated by about S00 votes over Kx-Senator of Dad ham. One ward of Brockton was missing.

Senatorial Fights In the 4th Suffolk Senatorial District Kx-Representative Kearney defeated Ex-Representative Giblin by about 1500 votes for the Democratic nomination. In the 6th Suffolk District Senator Curran pa I 050 i Wet 220 MSI I 872 Totals I f2 sj4 s- Jobn A Johnson 214 ESSEX COUNTY 2 Fred M. Knight. HaTerhill. K.

4 Frank- A. OLerti. Haverhill. R. Ueorge V.

Wcbsfle-r. Boxford. It. 5 ticorge Buntliiff. Methucu.

It. William L. St-dinan. Me-thucn. It.

7Alfred Bradbury. Larcne-e. B. Daniel F. O'Brien.

D. 8 Michael A. Flanagan. Lawrence. D.

James W. Kobertsoo, North Andoer. 10Iorae E. Durgin. Wenbam.

K. 19 James A. Torrey. BeTerly. B.

SO Joseph E. Herrie-k. Beverly. B. 21 John Thomas, Gloucester, R.

24 Carl C. Emery, Xewburyport. B. I 11.1 NK LIN COINTY DiSt. 8 Fred C.

Hais-'is, Montague. R. 4 ETerett W. Coleman, Orange. R.

HAMPDEN COUNTY D2-Charle? L. Cooley. East Iyinitmeadow. Clarence H. Granger.

Agawani. R. 3 eleorge C. Gardner. Spriugllelci R.

C. Burton Gibba. SpringSeld. R. William J.

GranSe-ld. Springfield. O. John Mitchell. SpringSeld.

D. 4 Chauncey A. Bennett. Springflelel. R.

Giles Blague. Springfield. It. 9john J. Murphy.

Holvoke. D. 11 Edward J. Gorman. Holyoke.

D. MIDDLESEX COUNTY Dist. 4 Bernard Early. Newton. R.

Leland Powers. Newton. Abbott B. Rice. Newton.

R. William J. Naphen. Na'ick. R.

Robert S. rorrigao. Naiick. U. 8 I-eon W.

Davis. A.Dlaud. K. Wm. H.

Hannagan. Marlboro. D. 10 Frederick (Hazier. Hudson.

It. 14 Roderick Chisbolm. UWU. B. Burton II.

Crosby. Lowell. R. Owen K. Brennan.

Iwell, U. Frank McMauou. Lowell. D. 15 Henry Acbin Jr.

Lowell. Victor F. Jt-wett. Lowell. Frank H.

rutaam. Lowell IL 1 Thomas J. O.rbett. Lowell. D.

ib Fred J. Brown. W'bum. R. Arthur Newhall.

St.n.eam. I. 1 William C. Daggett. Somerr lie William P.

FreaA. Somerville Arthur W. B'-Mnson. S.me-rvllle. R-26 Fred J.

Burrell. Medford. Luther Lyman. Medford. NORFOLK COl NTY Dist.

F. Bile-y. Dedliaoi. D. 2 George Baldwin.

Brookllne Benton Whielden. Brookllne. K. (FOLK COl NTY Dl-Edward J. Ojatl Btoo.

R. Arthur F. Langley. Bt-vi. Thomas A.

Niland. Iloston. Christopher A. Sl.eel.an. Boston.

D. John fahman. Boston. D. Wm.

Hearn. Btou. D. 4 Wm J. Boston.

James J. Mellen. Boaton. D. Thomas F.

Donosan. Boston. D. Jame W. Have-.

Bo.ton. D. tric J. Melody. Boston.

D. 9 William P. Hi- key. Boston. D.

Wiiliaiu J. Manning. IV.stoo. 1 Bobert E. Blcney.

Boston. Waa II McDonnell. Boston. D. illtrt-k M.

f'estello. Boston. D. Michael Bel-ly. Boaton.

D. i'Uaniel J. Gillen. Boston. D.

Tliomas M. Joyce. Boston. D. 13 Joseph B.

Aigen. Boston. D. J. DriMroll.

Boston. Hut-rt Ito-s. Boston. R. rha.

H. Boston. R. 14 James Keller. Booton.

D. Deunl F. Resrdon. Boston. 15 John Enelert.

Itoston. D. James J. Mulvey. Boston.

D. 1G Addison P. Bwrlsley. Boston. R.

Sberwin L. ook. Boston. R. 17-Frank H.

Cowin. Bo-ton. I. Itantel Mun h. Bo-too.

D. IS John J. Carey. Boston. D.

James J. Moniihari. Boston. If. 1'j John F.

Cnllen. Boston. D. W. Thomas Martin.

Bos'on. D. James V. B-rston. D.

Frank L. Brier. Boston. It. Thomas Leavitt.

Boston. K. Klihn D. S'one Bo-ton. J.

Maloney. Chelsea. IS. 21 Charles Bra'lbury. Winthroo.

R. 22 Fran- 1- Boston. R. Rolrt T. F-wler.

Boston. R. Benj. C. lane.

Boston R. 23 Joua J. Urieo. Cbeuwa, D. ret 1 725 350 809 COUNCILLORS 1ST DISTRICT WALTER BAPP.

B. Brockton. HARRY H. WILLIAMS. It, Brockton.

2D DISTRICT WALTER C. ABBOTT, It, Boston. HORACE A. CARTER. R.

Needham. 3D DISTRICT LEWIS R. SULLIVAN, D. Boston. 4TU DISTRICT GEORGE B.

WATSON. R. Cambridge. OiH DISTRICT JAMES G. HARRIS, R.

Medford. 7TH DISTRICT MATTHEW 3. WH ITT A U. Worcester. SENATORIAL NOMINEES In Districts where there are contests for nominations BERKSHIRE COUNTY George A.

Hjstings. Korth Adams. E88BX COUNTY DISC 2 Augustus P. Loring, Beverly. It.

5sbit G. Glason. Audover. R. Edward Callahan.

Lawrence. D. 1 RAN KLIN-HAM I'SH I RE i'-orge B. Churchill. Ainherat.

R. MIDDLESEX COUNTY T. MeKnight. Medford. 8 Arthur W.

Collnirn. Dracut. R. SUFFOLK GOI Hist. 4 John J.

Kearney. Boston. D. 6 iejre E. L'urian.

Hostnn. D. 7 Je.seph U. LdriBa, R. riiarles A.

VV laches ter. Boston. D. 8 Simon Swig. Boston, R.

0 Samuel B. Finkel. Boston. K. WORCESTER Ol XTV Hist.

1 James Harrop. Worcester, R. WORCFTER-HAMPDhN George F. Morse Jr. Lancaster.

R- REPRESENTATIVE' NOMINEES In Districts where there are contests for nominatiors BARNSTABLE COUNTY Beniamin Lane 228 Geavge: Peni'jorn 188 naei a plurality or aoout 41W votes over Ex-Senator Tlmilty, who ran second in the race for Ihe Democratic nomination. Men In Spirit Boys In Years Battle experience the scenes they witness makes men of them no matter what their years. If yc -re proud off them, buy "Fighting Fourth" Liberty Bonds THIS WEEK SATURDAY. CHANNING COX Speaker I'hannttiK Cox. nominated by the lti-iuildicans for Lieutenant Gov- ernor.

said: "I thank all my friends. 1 am pleased that nine of sei -lce have been cinphatlcally approved. "I'util Oct 12 we should make the uec-css cf the fourth Liberty Loan our Oral thoiiKht. Thereafter I shall de-Tote my time and efforts to elect a Senator and Governor. I am no id to be nominated upon a ticket which ntands for decisive' policies in prose, ut nu the war and in preparing for a victorious peace." HORGAN MUCH GRATIFIED Francis .1.

Morgan, successful Pemo-cratlc candidate in the llth Congressional District, said last night: "I am Ver much uratitied at the outcome ot the contest between Mr Quiacy and myself. especiall- as 1 that the moment Is opportune to defeat the Incumbent and to elect ti oftlce A Wilson Democrat in this critical period of our country, when everv effort oiiKht to be made to sustain him. loth at home and abroad. "It Is unfortunate that both Mr Quincy and myself. In view of the fact that were animated bv practically the same motives.

Should have been candidates for the same office, but 1 know that he will accept his defeat as grace BOSTON'S VOTE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL John I Dinner i Qeorgc 11 array I Nicholas Nally WARD FOI RTKEN I William Dwycr I James Kelley William Lee Dennis Reardou WARD FIFTEEN John Eugler' Step! en Me-aley i James Mulvey I lsillll I Murphy i WARD sEYENTELN James Clifford I Franh Cowin i Dennis Driscoh Daniel Murphy EIGHTEEN John Carey i in the lUi hunom, another district in I which the Democratic nomination is practically equivalent to an election. Rep-! rc-sentative Winchester defeated Rep- resentative McGrath by 322 votes: the ther candidates there ran far behind. 644 608 643 324 atwtii i i Ward Ward Ward ioi IS I 84 78 1 27 4t IS 27 3 4 SI'KAKKR Nominated by R- CHANNING COX. iHihli'-ana for Lieutenant John J. Mahoney and William J.

Foley had no opposition for the Democratic-nominations in the 2d and 3d Suffolk LMstricts respectively. There were some surprises on the Re- 438 or.e, 5U3 80o Governor. ft 7 Ward Ward Ward ard Ward Win! loi I SIT 33 I 121 i jr. 1 9. publican side in Boston.

Senator San-ioston foro: w-as defeated for renomination in would tne ptn pistriet by Samuel B. Finkel. regretted that he eiici not get to earlier, us he thinks conditions 17S IS S2 43 3S 734 403 080 be greatly duterent. "If the Boston business men. who are? supposed to le our leaders here, will get together now and work with the Mavor.

Mr Gallivan and myself, there will be something doing in this port that will make HI all proud of it. Chairman Hur- CUTS Tots ei2I 1015 85i 1063 cue eaiceri ic.iei was votes. aru t--vf- Finkel a plurality of 174 votes over Sanford. Representative Simon Swig won the hot fight for the Republican Senatorial i nomination in the Sth Suffolk District; his plurality over Representative John Ballantyne was S6 votes. Ward 16 gave Swig such a large majoritv that his op-ponent was unable to make it up in the rest of the district.

UULard Carver James Harris Jamos Moynihan NTNEI KF.NTH DISTRICT Ward 19 Ward 20 John Creban 280 33 Jehn Cullen 332 688 Thomas Martin 3f 4hei James McLaughlin 313 7SO TWENT Y-FOl RTH DISTRICT Ward 21 Ward 24 Cornelius Desmond 433 2iJ2 William Maloney 450 207 Peter 400 231 Jean Nickerson 135 1SS I 783 I rv. I 22i I fully as 1 would have under the Ward Ward 11 Ward 12 Ward W.rd 14 Ward 15 Ward 18 Ward 17 Ward 18. Ward 19. Ward 20 Ward 21 Ward 22. Ward 23.

Ward 24 Ward 28 War. 2C Totals same ley couui nareiie oenevt nis eyed us he gaxed out on the Last Boston and 177 circumstances. "I utri i-erf -1 in Hint lotli his file nils nil -l 1" a flest 1 1 without ships water front 1 himself will lend tlielt- enereies to in- and without Hi said our view heie was too pro Tots 635 657 333 127 171 sure success to the party standard lettrer. I take this opportunity to thank the voters of the cllstuct who stood no 1. all) by me in this contest and to as-Sure them and the other Pemocrati- COOK thsMT oughly.

isrve IBs creatioea of rrenc cJsef. Ivy a MS- 211 COMMITTEE TO REPORT BOSTON DRY DOCK BILL WASHINGTON. Sept 24 Secretary of the Xaw Laniels appeared before the House Naval Affairs Committee today nnd recommended the the Vetera of the- district that 1 will con Dist. Arrested for Giving Wrong Name Augustus Runci. 22 years old.

was arrested at 3:15 yesterday afternoon at tinue lit their esteem BamstaMi-. to endeavor to Hinckley. vincial and that we were ourselves to blame for conditions. The Shipping Board stood ready at all times to help out communities like Boston, if they were willing to help themselves. What he said reminded me of an old savins ab Boston and Ne York th it Bos ton went on the principle that God would take care of us here: N'e-w York went on MP principle that God helpa those that help themselves.

inasmuch as the nomination in the Tenth District is tantamount to an elec 1 Edward 2 Erastns end huthani. Ilea rse ore iiuiuosc mc-: Ward 0 in the John I 1 purchase by J. Ward 6. the John J. Wil- oaerai uo on 151 dcK-k and ton.

Lover st. FITZGERALD "TO GET BUSY" Hon John F. Fitzgerald bald: "of course I am glad that I won. The tattle wate a roal one. and the principle LYNN ASKS ZONE CHANGE Mavor Creamer and Oily Solicitor adleiah of Lynn and Mayor Donnell of Peabody appeared before the PuUk Service Commission, yesterday, to advocate a readjustment of th zone-system fare limits in those cities, recently adopted by the Bay State Street Rail-wav Company.

The specific points urged in the petition for which th city official spoke are enlargement of the '-entra! zone In Lynn to Include City Hall and Market st. restoration of the Bostoo-st line. tion. 1 propose to get nusy at once with for which 1 fought the full development the Mayor. Mr Gallivan and the Boston JiLRKSIIIRK O' NT Hist.

H'sithman. Adams. It 4 R. Foote. IMttsfield.

Morris A. Jones. I'lttsBeld. B. John a.

Orr. Pittsneld. R. BRISTiM. ol NTY 1 William Plattner.

North Attlel-ro. M. Wc.rrall. Attlebon-. It.

2 James HasnAaW. R. jl Jkines T. Ilagsbaw, Fall River, Ernest A. Larnc-qut.

Fall RiTer. B. Frank Mulrenr. Fall Biver. B.

oi the tesources of harbor- business men to orcaniz Boston's AilrUJC A bill for this puroose carrying an appropriation of was recently introduced by Representative Padeett, chairman of the Naval Affairs Committee, of which amount the Secretary of the Navy is authorized to expend not exceeding $350,000. tQ expedite construction of the dry-dock. The committee after hearing fciec Daniels voted to report the MIL Lawson's Name on Ballot Nomination papers, bearing enough signatures to place Thomas W. Law -son's name on the ballot at the State election as an independent candidate for United States Senator, have been tiled with the Secretary of s-tac. won me iay tor me.

nom they can "'1 saw Chairman Hurley of the Ship-I be used effectively to nrln 11 war, and fHng Board in Boston today, and he as- after the war to put Boston in a posi-sured me that he will do everything he Hon to do its share of tne world busi-Can to promote: Boston's commerce. He 1 nees." eP i 4.