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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

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% N T. ovens - iyed
II il1ls over tha Fourth, on
ssf ,.ti 30 Arundel-on ha. Bay
spal fllf'
lsurlA taaiping
qh4 alaiil II M and Mrs. Thomas
est ii Parole and Tie family cf
NH Nf Frank II Gould, og L.ar.
,.ls pestf Parole. spent tIsa Fourth
igtiit Hi f'oWIer's shore, South
Eleanor Green. daughter of Mr..
54 sIfs q III Green. haa returned
t,aaI sf8 liaYan, Conn
Nj Iofn Henry barnard left this
ssg III motor trip 10 Cape May
Jahil Henry seiimati. " Boaton.
sA Ms Lucy n. Sallnan. Of Eaalii.
more bafq been spending d few tlaya
fiftan. their I'D home near David
asIllf, md will leave tomorrow.
aageIifg liaek IL boston by motor
Commander and Mrs. I. II. AtkinaI
III pending i feW days With Mrs. Al
lbs parents Mr. md Hrs. Nevist
seele
ITS I3aNard Farley, of washington.
ID daaglter Ariel, spent the day yes
aiaY aitf Mrs Farley'a grandnoth.
MS n Abbott, 81 Agllnlel-on
nay
Ii Wlliiafu Shea. 81 washington
sisters Misses Rose. Margaret and
efhadette Shea, are spending the
tseselltl 1T their cottage al Arundel
HiheRy MRS John Shea. and chi.
sita afe with them
III i Abbott. Ii 81 A. COM
aa4aant If tie New York College III
Asitfaltnte Ut Ions Island, arrived
iestfr1iaS spend the Fourth with HIS
aaer Mrs William NJ Abbott ~ her
etiaEa Walfanem Lodge, Arundel
heilay
ilFs George narber Iaft Thurs
aaf f5f New York to attana the la.
mfa tff n.law.
~----
saall, Reunion
y The lleses
sub delightful Fourth az July
saAl MI leng IL remembered was
lsas Yesterday iii the shore. between
ny lsidga ina Arnndef.on the Bay by
g falalls 81 Thomas s. Dove, the
papatff fiYetsntsel nf West street The
sfasalli WIS 4 fanlily reunion Og the
81 tsilll md tilero were Iii ali, M
elisafs pfest The i've chiidl aEa.
*sidssil ls Issfents and many grand
sssifeli fhe occasion The
.ssl5sfl s5gt william q Lewis 81, Vim
IS William ii Shuts.
i eas and Miss Maiyina q.
ese There we're 81
aaai fitlitp Rfes snt.
eelibles Of aIl kinds
sse camp and sneaas
IS ftA open The day wssa
hade trees and
ss's9lR N ii the afternoon
Il was h genuine
which nlada the
..a he hove family long
IL n..rltS
= Rp>lan. NJ,
sle ... fslerle has joined
sslsiaa, Mass. AglS
5.As. lte s. Utah,
feIiirs and the Ad.
ss.A l,'ssl 4 viii probably Re
weeks Their son.
g wife and saga
i month III the
nesr Riagely I.akes.
Passenger Agent
81 sway On his Va
pending III Man
I hers me. and Mics
ss. 81 Germantown. Pa.
ne Fourth with
III hersiine. III the
Aeadelay
h
''tea lealghl
have been completed
as u nose delightful dances
'as Coed music will
s. ld Ill patrons are as.
p'sssaai il,,.s 8 8
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

aDn sfse TemFsh
According ~ pig old established Gus
ION tgss FeIdmayer family held shesr
annuaE Fourth nf Jiaiy geRnl0n Al lssl.
mont shs estate Df Harry Fesauleyers
on he nay Ridge Road All members
b. ths fAsniiy arb few friends and
house guests 5Ofned iii the happy
event 4 spread WIS angOged uisder
the sreea on the spaelops Lawn. and Il
happY family gathsfiag waa the feat
nre os The DAY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

4iaa Ioniel,,

s,.. ~ SD 4 afe been completed
yss,, ! s.se delightful dances
y '''aas q Coed music will
! pleasant til.e 8
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Afs IsaRard Farley, Of Washington,
ID daagllter Ariel, spent the day yes
ledaY With Mrs. Farley's granduaoth-
i ars n ADhott q Arssnaiel-on.
ID IsaN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

h William Shea, oe washington
& sisters. Misses Rose. Margaret and
afnatette Shea, are spending the
t4ps lid 1T their cottage al Arundel
Nthe Rly mrs. John Shea. and CHI.
sfta afp with them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Commander ard Mrs. II III. AtkinaI
ii spending d few days With MFs. A.
sips parents Mr. md Mrs. Nevlst
Seele.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

i Abbott. u. q. A,. com.
ssadan If tlle New York College 0f
asfttplsltte n L0nR Island, arrived
lestfrElay IL spend the Fourth with his
aHaef Mrs William N Abbott 40 ller
siasa Wslfanetn Lodge, Arundel.
ilay
us 81 George BARBER left rllsaFs-
asf f5f Nea York to attena the ~
ae hfr sister il. law.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

lahfl Henry sellnafl. of BOSTON,
IN Ms Lucy n sallnaan. or haiti.
asfe. hase been spending q few days
iIftan. their I'D home near David.
sIllt, and viii leave tomorrow.
stageliIg hack 10 Boston by motor
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
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AZ, alalll II Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
past III Parole, and Tie family of
as9 Nfs Frank h aoald. of I.or-
,ifl aeat Parole, spent the F0urth
.ipi,i. 5il FoWler.s shore South
,iYaf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

lofil iienry barnard left this
ss,e III motor trip 70 Cape May
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

s Eleanor Green, daughter of Mr..
.t4 IL Green. haa returned
IAN NJ Il FfaYan. Conn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
GREEKS PROMISE AID
TO JUDGE PATTERSON
Call at Candidates Office and
Pledge Support in May
orally Fight

4 DELEGATION Of Greek citizens. Of
,,l,;.., ,.La.,o, y p., 81, uo,u,
"'''"'
I h'H 'h'rd street was the speaker
called on Judge Patterson today to cx-
nrrss their Endorsement and circ assrr.
'''''' VI '"''' "HSiS'an'' III MS "sh' '"r
mayor.
Th" spokesman said the judge would
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
Patterson s Platform
in Fight for MayOraLty

ing and paving done and the city
opened up for vast public improve
mcnts in order to properly house the
people. will see to it that every
loan bill makes ample provision for
these important items so that build
crs of homes may be guaranteed the
full support and 60 operation of the
city I shall also request the LegiS.
Iature to authorize the exemption
from taxation for at least one year
after their construction of all new
dwelling houses erected within th"
city Of Philadelphia. This Will en-
courage house building and thereby
reduce the rent ON houses not owned
by those who occupy them.
Tenth sanitary Conditions
Housing and sanitary conditions must
be of the best. All laws relating to
these matters shall b. vigorously en-
forced and those who seek to take ad
vantage of the poor, the sick or the
unfortunate vigorously prosecuted.
Eleventh. TaNes-Thc new char
ter provides that the yearly csti-
mated expenditures of all city de
uartmcuts shall be finally fixed by the
Mayor. pledge myself to so govern
these estimates in each year OF my
term that the taN rate shall not be
increased but shall be- reduced.
Twelfth. PoIitiCs-FnctionaI poll
tics shall not be permitted to inter.
ferc with the administration of the
rity affairs.
Thirteenth. LabOr-l shall stand.
is have always stood. for Just ar
Eitratun Of all differences between
capital aud labor in the greatest in
du>tria rity in the world; not only
n~.Hu~p this ie fair and equitable but
because such an adjustmtnt will pro
uioro the public welfare and increase
the production of our manufacturers.
Fourteenth. Equal Suffrage
shall during my administration wei
rouo the go operation and seek the
valued aid of the women of the city.
who nave always stood for good gov
ornmcnt and are soon to come justly
into their equal rights Of citizenship.
Fifteenth. IIarbOr and Port De
vclopment Of the port Of Philadelphia
shall he on" of the chief objects Of
my administration. In this ronncr-
tion shall institute a city bureau Of
trade 10 ordinate the various trade
bodies for the purpose of expanding
trade with other ports and especially
with the countries Of South America.
Sixteenth. Public Utilities shall
4 l,. l., Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14

ter and enroll as a Republican in order
to vote tor any of the opposing candi
dates. A citizen who registers and
enrolls as a ''nonpartisan" can vote
only for judicial candidates at the
primaries. As ''nonpartisan" be
cannot vote for Mayor or the other mu
niripal aud county candidates. The
effective registration and enrolment is
''Rppublican.'
The day hereby proclaimed good citi-
zcns' day is tho day of the big test be
tween those who want contractor rule
and those who do not
II good citizen is at the scashore or
otherwise enjoying vacation he should
come homo to register.
If hc is busy with his own affairs he
should yield up enough of his time to
nut his name on the registration list for
the public welfare. He owes this to his
party and to his city.
Remember, the other fellow will be
on the job.
Remember, that the good citizen now
has the destiny of the city in his own
hands.
1t will not be the fault of the can
didatc against contractor rule, II con-
tractor rule survives this contest.
Good citizen. it is up to you.
Yours for better government,
!. HAMPTON MOORE,
Republican Candidate for Mayor.
| Z. S.-Undcr the new law passed By
the recent Legislature. citizen who
is enrolled "Rcpublican" can demand
and receive Republican ballot at the
primaries without challenge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14

First. Water supply Immediate
preparation of plans for Il greater
water supply to anticipate tho wants
Of the city for many years to come.
Second. Sewage Disposal -- The
completion at once of sewage dis
posaI plant TO prevent disease and to
save waste. thereby furthcring
wholesome growth Of the muuicipal-
ity.
Third High Cost of Living It is
the business Of the luitoI States
Congress f. deal with this problem,
bat as vet il has failed to act If
results are not obaincd uy tine time
| a>Sum" ohcn I shalt act for Phila
delphia aud shall call upon Councils
TO create revolving fund Of SUI
tlCient amount with which depOtS can
be established in various parts Of the
city for the sale Of food al reasonable
prices. thereby preventing protir"rr
ing.
Fourth. Einancc-Thc city must
pay ~ il goes The finances must be
on the soundrst business basis. EN
pru>e must be- kept within income.
\o department of the city govern
mrut will be- allowed to exceed its
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"rai''' ''' nc" Guy '""''''. "'
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ms, '"m'hI must '' '"rF!'" "u' I" 'h'
''i'I'N' 'N''h'. u Is ",Nis'''" /" '"'''
m"""I ID '"hHl,''N' ana Us PROVISIONS
must N' ''H'"'' '"'"i''u.
sixth. transit Tia" "Irl must pr"
"cd at Que" {" III" 'ompl"t,on and
operation "t jh" t'ranki"rd elevated
ANA IN" bA'rlN >'F'l'' I'"' ana pr"
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
LOCAL JUDGES fNDORsED
Law Association Favors Those Who
Have Had Experience

The Law Association of Philadelphia
fav0rs the retention in Office "of those
judges who by actual service have dem
onstrated their fitness for the bench. ="
At II meeting of the committee Of iu-
dicial vacancies of the association. it
was unanimously resolved that sup
port be given the candidates. Of Judges
William H. Keller. of the Superior
Court; Joseph p. McCullen, OF Court of
Common Pleas No. 1 George Hcndcr-
son. of the Orphans Court, and Charles
T. Bartlett and Thomas F. McNichol.
of the Municipal Court.
The order in which the local randi-
dates will appear on the nonpartisan
ballots at the primary election follows ::
Common Pleas Court No. fudge
McCullen. Patrick p. Conway, Eugene
G. Bonniwell.
Orphans Court-Patrick p. Con
way. William G. Wilson, Judge Hen
derNon, Joseph G. Magee, Martin
Feldman.
Municipal Court-Judgc Rartlctt
William S. Wacker. Judge McNichol.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
5TH DISTRICT MEN MEET
viii Support WaIdron for Council if
He Indorses Moore

The councilmanic committee Of the
fifth senatorial district met last
night to consider candidates for the
small council. William Jameson,
member of the committee of one hun
dred, said that if A. l.. Waldron. Sc
lect councilman of the Thirty first
Ward. would subscribe to the platform
of the committee of one hundred and
indOrse Representative !. Hampton
Moore for Mayor, his name would be
recommended to that committee.
Other candidates considered were I
Fred Greenwood, Edward House, DR..
Henry Fisher, Howard Sheppard and
Captain i. Green. The district en-
braces the Seventeenth, Nineteenth.
Twentieth, Thirty first and Thirty
seventh Wards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
M0NOELL PRAISES MOORE
Indiana Congressman FeIcitates
Mayoralty Candidate

Congressman Moore. independent Re
publican candidate for Mayor Of PhiIa-
delphia. today received lcttcr from one
Of his colleagues, Frank W. MondnlI.
representative from Indiana, at Wash
ington, expressing regret over Mr..
MoOre's absence from the Capitol and
wishing him success. The letter fol
lows:
II want to assure YOU tha; when |
said we all regret qour going even
temporarily | meant it thoroughly and
sincerely. There is always need of
earnest and courageous men in the
House, as You know, and you will be
greatly missed
Il wish you every success in your
new line of cndeavor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
DEATHS

BENNETT Suddenly, on Aug. l3. while
NETT. pa stor of tho Fletcher NJ f. Church
54th and Mas SITS.
DILi.0N. suddenly. at Woodbury., y. j..
NARY SAUNDERS, wife OF Rev. Edward
Dillon. Relatives and friends invited to fu-
neral Sat 1890 a. m, from 20 Euclid ST.
woodbury.. y. J. Int. private, Egllnton Gem
ENGELHARDT. Aug. l3. ELIZABETH
6 wife of Frederick Engelhardt (nee Fauer)
esed IS: Relatives Relatives ssasd sasd friends inyi,sd
asl6 y. Barnet st. High mass at Our ,Lady
'McDoNALn. = At Wildwood. y. H.
THOMAS. husband OF the late Catherine Nc
Donald aged SO, formerly Of 1928 Eyre st.
Rsiatives and friends invited to funeral.
= Keifer. 5lE West Girard ave. Int pri-
va te' Remains may be viewed Friday eve.
from to o'clock
- BALDWIN. Suddenly. Aug, L. at Sc
,ylckiey Pa, EMILY WILSON widow OF
William A. Baldwin and daughter OF the
late W Hasell Wilson. Of Phi adelphia.
KANE. Aug, l8, FRANK A. son Of the
late John and Margaret Kane (nee Kavan-
aushI Relatives and friends invited 70 fu-
OF his sister. Mrs, A. Corryan. l788 y. 18TH
Mercy Church. 2 a. m: Int private. St,
sol ONION SMUCKER, 226 $. .41st ST,
Phiia,, aged 80 Relatives and friends in
vifsd TO services. Friday, p m. at the
SIIVer IT. Bair Bldg. 1920 Chestnut st .,
phila Int. private,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
MOORE PROC[AINS
GOOD CITIZENS DAY
Gives Designation to First Reg.
istration to Be Held on
August 26
URGES ALL TO QUALIFY
Comment by Mr.. Moore
on Patterson Platform,

High sounding promises show
that the contractor bosses realize
they have n big fight on hand. If
the contractor bosses have been in
control Of the city for the last four
years and have in mind these cx-
reIlent reforms, why did they not
take some steps to put them into eff
feet?
IT would seem that the Moore
candidacy had quickened the con-
science of the Wares
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
PATTERSON ACTIVE
AS WORKER IN WAR
Took Active Part in Loan Drives,
Headed South Philadelphia
Victory Campaign
SERVED IN SPANISH WAR
SERVED IN SPANISH WAR
No Patterson Speeches
Until Court " ork Ends

Judge Patterson will make n"
campaign Speeches until h" has
cleaned up his work on the bench.
This announcement was made by
the Republican organization mayor
atty candidat" today.
When he is prepared to TAX" th'
stump. he will communicate with the
state treasurer and ask that his
name he taken from the payroll until
the campaign ends. He will not re
sign his position from the bench at
this time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
Hot Shots From Uncle Dare
Re Patterson and Moore

II have 10 hesitancy in saying
that if Judge Patterson is elected he
will fill the mayoralty with ability
and high integrity"
Philadelphia is fortunate this
year, for all three of the men who
aspire to the Republican nomination
are clean, able men.
IF Mr.. Moore is nominated, Mr..
Penrose's position with regard to his
future career win be greatly strength
ened."
II do not think the Ware organi-
cation was ever in better shape.
The emotional excitement that up
eet things sometimes 10 the past is
fhsent this year."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14

Congressman Moore today proclaimed
he first registration day-August 26-
as Coed Citizens Day"
The proclamation issued by the In
dependent mayoralty candidate follows
BY virtue Of authority conferred
upon nc by thc good citizens of Phila =
dolphia who have indorsed me- for Mayor
and who hope for city government
freed from contractor rule. hereby
proclaim Tuesday, August 2G. as Good
Citizens Day.
"tnder the law of this commonwealth
the day hereby proclaimed is set apart
as Registration Day. upon which all
citizens who wish to exercise the right
of suffrage may put themselves in no
sition as Republicans to vote at the
primaries
Enroll as Republicans
They must register and enroll as
Repubicans in conformity with law ol
lose their right to express themselves
at the polls upon such questions as that
of contractor rule which now dominates
the city,
On good citizens day. which is also
registration day. il is up to the citizcn
who believes in good government and
who deprecates contractor rule to reg
lister in order that he may make good
al the polls the convictions he holds.
If tho citizen is against contractor
rule he Will register. If he is indiffer
cnt to the form of government under
which he lives and ncglccts this oppor
tunity he cannot vote. He must regis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
RIVAL PLATFORM PLANklS
OF MOORE AND PATTERSON
MOORE

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wy ''"' ~ ,,n,,.i.,;,,r,
r,,,: -. .,,;rit and irrort
Co,,.,,,o,,,,. R,Lo rbis rorditior is
:.,..1'rntIo and ONT. candidate nut for
,,'a,d b,' .h, rnrtrorto, interests must
Io ,,,,,osod ord dofnotod however re-
,.o,.,aIJo lao ma, annoor tn he
S,rao, ,Ioarirp and o,rbape removal
.rho> ,.;.,. ,n,,It rIran its own >trrcts
and proyidn for the efficient collection
anL Ji.nn.ol or garhago
poIitiroI ,ctivity Of police and fire.
,nar TI,n roIirc and fircmcu muSt
-, ,l-ri,,,Iy divorrnd from po,itirs
Th.ir noy is little enough and must
r,t he diminished bv politiral assess
,,nnt.
Einuncps-NuSt be nIarcd on
snrnd business basis. The current
nvnnnsns must bo kent WITHIN the cur
r.,,t income and improvements must
No DIoruod and prosecuted with the
,.u,,,.t .ronomy
Dano,tment Of Public Welfare
,r,';, ,',,,st Iva ca ,rronizrd as to carry
,,,, the ,,urDo.a cynrc%,rd by its name.
rro r,,,nrs conferred upon this de
,,on,,nent by ,hr new charter must he
r,u,. J,r,Innnd In this dcnartmcnt
pnoetanr;rc-, All rho.c v.ho take adj
.,.,,nr, ,,f ,nc nrcscnt critical situa -
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14

Lexington, Ky.,' Aug. l4.-CBy A..
p l--ReportS from Whitesburg, Ky.
said Ange Hatfield, eighty four, former
leader Of the Hatfield faction, Hatfield. /.
Met oy fend. 40 seriously III that his
death is expede at any time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
Lost AND FOUND

NOTICE. is hereby given that policies Nos.
49, 2s6 and is,2sI OF the Spring Garden
McDonneU covering respectively premises
0os and a32 North st. Bernard street Phila-
aainhis have been lost mislaid. Applica-
t'ab mas been made for duplicate policies
rSornas Boylan. Attorney for Applicant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
PATTERSON

Tho spirit as we'll ~ the letter of
that instrument Uhc new rhartrrD
must be carried out to tn" fullest rX-
tent
Judge Patterson docs NOT inrude
contractor rule in his platform.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
HEIP WANfED-FEMALE 8

SSsif5ERATORs on ladies' underwear clean
sirbt Factory. steady WORK; rcnnnd class
.tria Auply ICONS Bppsteinef Co. 81 w
e eor 10th ana Market streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
UNCLE DAVE PAYS
PAT TTERSON TRIBUTE
Takes It for Granted That Re-
publican Committee Will In
dorse Judge for Mayor
SAYS PENROSE is BIG ISSUE

Atlantic City. Aug. 14.-David II.
Lane "takcs it for granted tho Repub-
lican city committee Of Philadelphia, at
its meeting tomorrow will indorse Judge
Patterson for the mayoralty.
"No Republican need be otherwise
than proud" he said at his summer
headquarters today, "to vote for this
able young Republican.
"I have known Judge Patterson and
his father before him, the latter virtu
ally from the day of his birth. and I
have no hcstancy in saying that if
Judge Patterson is nominated and
elected he will fill the mayoralty with
ability and high integrity.
"TIe has been an assistant city solici
tor and an assistant district attorney.
and he held both Offices, as he has dis
charged the duties of his present posi-
ton. in o manner creditable alike to
himself and his fellow citizens Of Phila
delphia.