Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
WARES DISSATISFIED
WITH PARADE PLACE

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| Charles Love, Sru Edward j. Cooke
James NJ, Neely, Thomas w. Cunning.
| ham, Register of Wills Sheehan, John r,
| Flaherty, John F. Collins, Elias Abrams
! Ferdinand c. Zweig, James d. Dorney
Joseph Sumner, Jacob j. Seeds, David T.
| Hart, Magistrate Campbell. John F, Du-
! gan, Magistrate Morris, Magistrate Me-
| cleary, Harry a. Mackay. Oscar r, Noll,
James e. Walsh, Andrew Frosch, John B,
Lukens Dr. william d. Bacon, Peter +.
Smith, Edward A. Devlin, David S. Scott,
Thomas Il. Watson, John Sloan, Daniel
Fitzgerald, William F. Nickells, Magis-
trate Yates, Congressman-at-Larg ELECT
John r. X. Scott. Daniel j. McNichol.
Senator w, W. Smith, Moses Weinback,
Harry Wlttig John a. Voorhees, and John
]. Mckinley, Jr.
"Bill" and ED" Ware. leaders in the
arrangements. had planned TO take their
following through several streets in South
Philadelphia and on reaching Chestnut
street via Broad, TO turn east and march
as far as 9TH street, then 10 Market and
the Broad street station. But when South
Philadelphians looked out their windows
this morning and saw rain, the plans suf-
fered a setback and for while the Wares
expected to ride on street cars to Broad
street station. Congressman "Bill'' Ware
appealed to the weather man, but found
no consolation there. He rode down from
his Office still in doubt about the parade
until he neared the Third Regiment
Armory. Broad and Wharton STREETS.
where the South Philadelphians had
gathered waiting for word to march.
About that time there was a lull in the
storm and the Wares and their committee
leaders decided to make a quick run up
Broad street, abandoning the march on
Chestnut and Market streets. At 1850
they set out from the armory.
make n good showing at the Inaugural
tion tomorrow. with the result that the
largest marching club which will parade
in Harrisburg tomorrow was under the
Ware standard.
W. S. WARE LEADS HOST.
They gathered at the Sd Regiment
Armory, Broad and Wharton streets, at
o'clock this morning With "BnI"
Ware at the head Of the procession. they
marched south on Broad street to Ritner
street, and then countermarched north
on Broad street to the Ridgway Library,
Broad and Christian streets, where they
posed for a photograph.
Lesser lights, including Ed" Ware,
three bands and many city and county
officials and members OF the Legislature,
marched IN three divisions behind "Bnp'
Ware. Brother Bill's" aides included
Senator Narei Harry g. Ransley, Henry
j. Trainer, City Treasurer William Nc
Coach, Receiver OF Taxes w. Freeland
Kendrick, Representative William II.
Wilson. Prank J. Ryan, Samuel w. Salus
and Judge Raymond MacNeille.
Representative Fred Willard was mar
shal OF the I'd division and John j. Carr
of tho ~. Joseph p. Rogers, William j.
HARRINGTON, Edwin G, Bonnlck William j.
CraH ford Thomas +, McNichol, George
AintZer, samuel Stnger, ST.. James
Smith. g. Walter Glasgow, Magistrate
Coward, John Love, Daniel Cahill. Sr.,
James ] Moran. Joseph Baldwin. George
Kelly. John n Baizley James II. HazIett.
James Brown. 4. Crawford Cook, Frank
Willard, James MacBrine. William Humes,
Frank Sherwood, John Kelly, William J..
Crowley, Edward Carney George Potter.
Robert r. Erwin. knight Cameron. David
Phillips, Bernard Samuel Peter H.
Kenny ana O. C. A. Baldi acted as cap
talus.