Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15
DID NOT SEEK OFFICE,
ASSERTS PATTERSON
Mayor or Judge, | Don't Care, v
SAYS Ware Candidate In
Opening Speech
FIGHT ON, MOORE DECLARES


tion is on in earnest.
Judge Patterson took the stump l"I, ,,
night at a meeting IN inc t'r'N ~,
ward. Whlle ne relrdiu'" ,..!., ,I9,a ~,
, ,ns poiI,tS ue'a,, .n.at.or frow the same
.,.... ~, an'.L. L,i,,nroJ tbo An,qricapism of
E'a, , - II,,ro
,.o,, &.
"a, .u u" ~! !,. n"' ~ b,r, mot rrcrorpd
o sne al rot ovcn think of
80 ~: ..;I fo,, hour. ago |
a.. La,,,b bavo been
- e. g., ,o,rs or more. where We
Iii .to saoIcs ovonlv between man and
nan
..,ur,, ,rr office 7
nave ns'ei , think
rove 'nG NoIN .''S .,o, man r9r do
tne noOIeS' .n'"7 .,,,'a,,,, ,,,', ,,,n and man.
Is 10 ueal J"S,p -. ro citizens
but i nav u,'" ,I nm, 9,
OF ihiiadeLrnla '' 90, rni,,
soldier IN me r'nN'' WV ,m.,,-..,lr,
to serve. 80 tar As ''''
concerned, | do not care "n''"'' "",
Mayor or Judge. Nit'r me ','uS
II will not matter to ne. Du' l','
that in view Of the fact that th'nSah"-
of people who are not politicians at
all--businpss mon. professional mon.
mon in the ordinary walks or life, In
borirc mon and mon Of affairs-hove
sstoJ no - o,,ou my name TO 90
80 49, r,o,,,,,lio,r ,.o+ors of tho CITY
D,naIo,,,Iia ,.,,,rd bo coward il
i ni.'lu' !, % ,,,J th,+ i the reason
~ r..s .,,,iob.
his first appearance on the stump Con-
gresham Moore was diss"rtinG III"
judges platform of seventeen points be-
fore a meeting Of tho Town Meeting
party.
nTbo ,.oico s., .ro voice or jacob. "
s.id Nv Nr,orc IN referring to tho
po++,rso,, rIo+ror,,, .l,,t rho hand u;
tho borL of I,sar
\ -. A.. ,,o
nays '""e' WV
The Judge who t'1S MI h'"'"'
that he shall know no master IN '"'
conduct OF his administration as NaN"''
is not the issue IN the 'aInna'Sn' nor
withstandinS his brilliant ehort ~ as
eoclate hImsch from tHe roL'' a''"t
forces. He insisted tnat ware ana
not Judge Patterson Is tho real lSHu''
Judge Patterson hrst appearance
on the stump since ne tnreW ms nat id
INTO the ring was III l"''' li"l'' ''-'
Daitilhore avenue
Harry y. MaCkey'S Forty sixth
ward Repuohran committee mad ar
raLged reception, which was attended
os ABOUT "ou men ana women.
The attack at the meeting on Con
gresham Moores AmeriCanism was
made by coroner Knight, organization
candlaate 10 succeed himself.
40 you want man for Mayor who
an american or do you want man
Sith question marx back Of him.
Sor9ner Nnisnt asked.
ne attacNed Ar. Moore as one of the
group OF men VINO opposed the war on
tne GROUNDS tAat 1t was tostPrcd by Wall
STpet anu tne newspapers.
ouuee PATTERSON In ms address said
i,s Canho' mo taIk PoiltlcS to you as
slou.u me TO- cannot even talk
ao,,I,i nt .SourS W lne campaign.
80 NV Sp! ant SH'ns against the man
tair roor1o 49, ,Lo .'liS '-'5 it,.o"', "E Ger
II couId not so+ aa-tti"r "-t'lI;,", 10; MnHor
20 7 void o,d ,ra',IJ 20. "?"'"St nun
am bero-.vo,, knou. ,no a,,, 49, 'pulu. ,lu
bir, ro,, know NV rocord ar,L o' Wv, TN MuoN
Ia rooord If ro,, thi"i. y" N"TW
~ ,,. D,,!,IIi,, ':IllIN ~ "uEnl
70 pe lne Ms''' VI i"lIaueIPnIa' vote
ior nllh-anu Il "F 'H 'noTPn' ne VIII
nave no more devoted follower than
the man VINO STANDS o"fore you to-