Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-08

You Fellows must be particularly tond
Of spending money for nothing remarked
prominent member of the Ware organiza- =
tion to friend equally prominent and ac-
tive in the Moore encourage.
"Glad you think So" retorted the other
sarcastically. "At least we've got the sat
sfactlon OF knowing that we're spending II
ourselves and getting some fun out of 1t
besides"
what dye mean?" inquired the other,
falling into the trap.
"Well, even IL Moore does lose we've had
the pleasure Of spending our own money
before the Ware organization could get its
hands on 1t and spend it for u.s.
A CONSPICUOUS feature of the cam
"A paign thus far has been the lack of ami
mostly displayed between precinct workers
in the rival organizations. Most Of them
are personal friends. Many haye worked
side by side in other campaigns.
why don't you jump this Moore game,
JoeT' inquired a regular organization man
of Republican Alliance adherent as they
met outside the Patterson headquarters at
Eleventh and Chestnut streets.
Beat it, man: beat it while the goings
good" continued Judge Pattcrson's friend.
"What'd I do that for? Moore's sure
winner. He's got Patterson licked to a
frazzle at this minute" snapped the indie
pendent. 80
''G'wan! Moore's dead one''
well, II he's a dead one. Z retorted his
friend with a sneer, II don] understand
why you fellows went to all the trouble and
expense to appoint n committee of q thou -
sand to kick a corpse. /" a
..r. tt
A PARTICULARLY enthusiastic Moore
n rrorLer ,,os boldino n b,,s;nos. i+o1L own.
Tho telenbono n;tb an equally antbus;astic
snn,orter Of patterson Rusinsss cone
clnded tba patterson, man said
"What d've tbinl of tho inoIitics, ort-
look"
"Notbiro 70 T. brt Noor. ;, ,,o, tho
ro,1y "It,s a soroo,, fnr Mo-. rrn,, ),
mTbat,s rho woy look at N ;, nnrrad tho
patterson man "Evory,rbers oo 6nd
You'll yell harder after the primaries
.".,.s. . - 4. s..- F..
TIME south front of City Hall bears a great
i o,octr;. d.,;o. Ia oo,ors q, ho,o, - .Lo
Lyr;,bt, ,ror,,,ior,s onr,roo ob;n, o,,a,o,,a
II is a bpoe Maltese cross hsor;po Cnnston.
tines famous words rho ,,otto of ths nrdor
"In hoe sieno VIM y;nees e !" ''''' VI '"' ''De'
The two words I'm boc" form one limo
near Tho ton ~ Tho 6onro
Former Maristrate Devl;u and the ALI.
ance leader of tbe Eisbth ward ottont;voiv
oved tbe banSsome n,oce ~ ,rort ,,h;oh haS
been arranged nnder direction Of Ch;af
Bureau. .....
Approaching little group OF politicians
at tne corner or BROAD ana chestnut he re-
marked sooerly:
dldh thlnk they'd be forced to DO It
30 soon. ihal registration making EN-
spend the Dig money pretty free now'
"hat dye mean' Judge! inquired one
OF the party.
LOOK yonder' replied the Elghth ward
leader pointing 10 the motto. Ihe wares
have got Jimmy Mclaughlin to put up that
sign In noe. Iheyv hooked City Hal
70 raise campaign iunds' since they can get
EN- from the ponce ana hremeh'
.
USAY, If you want to see the sight of
y vour ,ifo 90 down n Rrood and Chos,
rrt You naror 81 sow anrtbino ill., "n :. He'' y
Hs was a Patterson man and smoke IN
saen,;na seriousness rs be buttonboIeJ an
ocnmointonca Who holonoed 70 tbn Sioora
ooronan WV 'i''''
"Whot Is ;+,r ;norirod +ho ,o..o. ,,;.,
u;..;.1. e '"'' Win
..Wh,, sou .ho,o,s ,,,, so,,.,, .L, .L..
Eyn xxhn I,
tUa tho hanJs,1 n wv '"'0"'De away n'ne' oS
..xVho ;s ho,,,
..rha .raasur.r - ,ho ,,oo,o o,,.s.u
WT>HE Ware organization will. have its
= hay wagon upset. said Horace Reilly,
secretary Of the Town Meeting party. "They
say that they're satisfied to let the heavy
registration 90 without comment and wait
for the primaries to test their strength
Ges nnI hasrd of IN Ine psn' OF an
..ga ,ros from IN in Montoor,orv co,ntv
and was driving down BROAD street with a
load of hay, He was ignorant of the citv
and citv wovs Suddenly bo hoard neonIe
sbout;ny and the noise Of bells and whistles
an ths street
:" "a con ron ont qrahhed his borses bv tba
hao5 and nnl,ad him and his IooJ ~ ban
sburr;odIy r. The s;dewaIk
!" 'Yon stav there until tho frs er0,nes
get mast, D'ye hear?' yelled the officer