Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
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these changed conditions Philadelphia
has not advanced with the same ma
teria progress as il should have ad
vancPd. Public improvements are neCeS
sary at this time to provide Tor the
welfare and happiness Of our people
The principal necessities Of city life with
which the Mayor of Philadelphia has To
deal are:
Good water. good lights, good
streets. efficient police and adequate fire
protection. good transportation.
These matters will receive my at
tonton and my best endeavOr to place
the city where it belongs among the
great cities ofJthc world
81 realize that to be Mayor Of this
city is a great honor. The history Of
Philadelphia is interviewer with the life
Of the nation, aud if | am elected my
sole purpose during the four years of
service will be- TO give to Philadelphia
and its people the best that is in me.
"With confidence in the outcome. ]
make my appeal to the people to sup
port NO in tn" coming primary cleo
ton
Mr.. Robins said that he would an
nounrc tomorrow tn" location Of the
Patterson rGmpaign headquarters. He
is Mt work on the committee of one
thousand aud may make announcement
tomorrow Of solnc Of the mon selected
to serve.
Judge Patterson will hr given re
ccptiou tonight by the Republicans of
the Forty sixth Ward at meeting to
be held in Pottcrs' Hall. at 1929 Bal
tinorc avenue The Forty sixth is Il
banner independent ward
-Four places on the ticket which is
headed by Congressman Moore have
been filled by the committee of one hun
drcd Two Of the places are given to
"r"guars2 and two to independents.
Lamberton on Ticket
Common Councilman Robert r.
Lambprton. lawyer living in the
Twenty second ward, has bocn selected
to make the run for sheriff. He is a
former Pennsylvania football star.
MAGISTRATE William +. Campbell
leader of the Twenty fifth ward. was
named for coroner.
Thomas W. Cunningham. leader of
tho Tenth ward. was named to sue
coed himself as clerk Of the Court Of
Quarter Sessions.
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas +. Nee.
Ian was designated for the nomination
for recorder OF deeds.
Both Cunningham and Campbell. the
'.rcgulars' on the ticket. were lieu
tenants Of the late Senator James p.
McNichol.
Served in National Guard
Lieutenant Colonel Mcehan was n
member of the old First Regiment.
PENNSYLVANIA National Guards for nine
teen wears. lie served on the Mexican
border and went to France with the
Twenty eighth Division.
In France he was transferred to the
staff of the Seventy eighth Division.
He participated in three battles. was
wounded once and gasscd once. Colonel
Mechan lives in the Forty sixth ward
No selection of candidates for county
commissioners. have been made by the
committee of one hundred.
Congressman Moore ridi"ulcs what he
charged is an attempt Of the Ware or.
ganization to EXPOSE" him and defog
the issues of the campaign. Mr.. Moore
declares the so-called exposes have
fallen fiat.
He declared the Wares have real
scare and are trying to buoy up their
followers by exposes to come that will
put the candidate of the Moore ticket
out Of business.
Mr., Moore asserted that the drive
of those Republicans who expect TO
break the Hindenburg Ware line is
proceeding with studied regularity"
His labor record and his record as
receiver for the City Trust Company,
Mr.. MoorJ declares, are the exposes"
which the Wares threatened, and which
have fallen tlat.
Speaking of bank scandals" he
added, might it not be well. if this
is to be the contractors line of attack.
that they give some information equally
satisfactory to the anxious depositOrs of
the state controlled North Pe1n Bank :"
Anse Hatfield, Feudist, Dying
Lexington. KY, Aug. l4.-cBy A.
| p l--ReportS from Whitesburg. Ky.
said Ange Hatfield, eighty four, former
| leader Of the Hatfield faction, Hatfield
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