The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-03
SUFFERS FRIEND,
NOT INGALLS,,
SAYS COL. FE|Gl
All the Suggestions Came From
the Governor, MOI
the Judge.

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Judge Mccall issued 4 positive denial
to-day OF tho truth OF the statement
issusd last night by william Sulzcr that
Judge Mccall tried to get tho lndorse.
ment Of sulzer. then Governor. OF his
tMccalrO candidacy for tho Mayoralty.
Tho Tammany candidate said he had
read the story through. especially the
reproduction Of letters and kilograms
sent to Mr.. Suiser by Col. Fred Felsl.
editor Of the Tammany TiiLes.
Tho Judges attention particularly was
attracted by n letter signed Ivy Felgl.
dated Aug. %. 1919. and addressed to
MY Dear Governor" In tho letter
Fe!gl stated that no had brcakfasted
with Judge Mccall that n,rl,ins and
McCalrs d!ctation, which he enclosed.
The stat, ment was a strong ENDORSE
ment or Judge McCall's Msyoralty can
dsdacy and F'elsi. In his letter. asked
night as his own opinion Of Judge Me-
Call
HAD NOTHING TO 90 WITH LET.
tar or ENCLOSURE.
Il havs had my attention called to a
story originating In tho New York
World" said Judge Mccall This
story purports 60 come from Mr. Sui
Ger. II Ia but another evidence of the
extent to which this ncwspapc, will 20
10 carry on It's vindlct.ve pur poses. for
II rnust be patent to any one sho Grads
that had nothing whatever to do with
either the letter or It's enclosure.
why should ! ask Tor an indorse-
ment at Gov. suffers hands rather
than that which he voluntarily gave me
when he appointed me to the chair
inanship Of the Public Service Commits
sion? Why should I employ. or ask,
or sock. for any ones acting as n ines.
sengsr for me when. II I wanted an In
| do rsement from Mr.. SulIer I could havs
hest secured Il by going personally Ia
him.
II never knew OF any such n letter
or any such statement until my atten'
| t!on was called to 1t last night by
reporter for the New York World over
the telephone. I know Cob F.igl. the
writer. and 1 have aiway~ known HIN
to have been an intimate Acquaintance
OF Gov. Sulssr. He undoubtedly vii
explain the matter II no has had AM
connection with II Whatever. As fo
| III "a
edge OF It of any kind. except that
do know that col. FcigI was CONSTANT,
imrortun'ng mo to assist Gp| sulzer.'
| Col. Feiyi defended himself to-day u
n prepare statement lie said at SUI
zers urgent opportunities went u
| Albany. WAS Sulzcr'3 intimate irient
| .nd not Mr.. McCalrs. Sulzer ursei M
to take up the question OF Mccall I
nomination and to rec all my friend'
| IN his behalf and also To get IN,
brother to publisn q special edition oil
| the Tammsny Times and then anc
| there SulEer dictated tho statement
| published. saying that he would sisr
| Il after Mccali's nomination ana II wa
| to he published In tho Tsmmnny Times
| when o. X d by hun,
"Mr MCCALL dlj not know OF m,
| visit to siulzet on 'hI, occasion nor has
| hs ever seen tho paper Ia question, UNI
loss sulzsr .ias .'IDwn II to him.
"a; Is true thai at Suffers constant
requests made to me by mail and tsie'
phone that l have anno,eI and ha-
| rassed Mr.. Mccall IN order TO have hin
hslp Sulxer, but thu wOs AL done
| through my personal friendship for Sui