Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23
iTUAL SUSPICION
RNTS.STATEPLANS
IL. and Penrose. Men Both
...o;d TO Trust to Good Will
of Other Side
&C COMBINE NERVOUS

oombine leaders insist that there IS
..,., IN the talk of n split in the
n. 'prown Cunningham organization
= the same time they admit there
been no agreement on a slate for
.n,v ticket to be nominated in
ssntember primaries.
pfoct Is. according to close OBJ
.,srs, rsr that the combine is having avn, no no
W. y road to travel. Ware men gre
y,,;pg the penrose men ana vice
s.e'"fN Neither Is absolutely sure OF
~" r".,hsr Each side is afraid that
skiing will be put over on 1t II the
pne'n,as .a NOT played close to the chest.
afas ~. ne can be learned from those
% ls;tion to know, the only thing
psh;r. nm agreement IL that at
ppioae.hc .hc fortunes of District At
cuns potan. Even Ware leaders con
VA kIp'M Mr. Rotan a place on the tlcket.
y y ~ course. IL trouble arises In TN, .ns
S,,no ~ ~ Of the full slate, then there VIII
trouble for Mr.. kot'n'
Wares for Kendrick
II a, other places on the ticket,
~ LADDERS soy that 1t will be a case
sie n.,ss ,eed and take" They hope to re-
n.to nt W. Freeland Kendrick for
cmlna of Taxes and to slate Thomas
scS,, Wotson for City Treasurer. :,
,Ni.r Mab tbe terms of give and take
vnu' however, there is room for
oigi argument over these places.
lena. ,hsr words, it is quite possible that
~ leaders would be willing 10 arp,
L. the question OF running ME-. "a'-
md Mr.. Kendrick.
" ~ .h tbsv are stronger for Watson than
:. @ .re for Kendrick, then Mr.: kend :
II 1 nav be asked to stand aside along
lanes b. Sheehan, the present
i,tsr ~ Of Wills. In other words,
l:A both sides of the combination, Fen ,
y. a md snd Ware, engaging in game OF
~. and take" the final slate, II there
hs harmony, may be different from
ano most talked about at this
riting. /. .uto;r tbot tEa
I.ht talk which has been coming from
~ Administration and indepenaehl
rnns Is encouraging Penrose ana ware
LsSsrs to watch each other as closely
possible.
Ware Men Are Peeved
rtsre are other features in the situa-
,n Ware men are sore because they
I.vs not vet heard anything about get
n. Federal jobs. Everything alons
Est line SO far has gone to out : and out
bsr,ose men. Furthermore, indepen-
i.nts are not satisfied with the COM
Iirs slate as It is tentatively written.
| One Of the leading independents, com.
..ntipr on this slate, said;
VThst does not look good to me.
Vh,t's the use of licking the Wares II
Ley are to be recognized just as IL
key had never been licked
10 Penrose leaders are worrying. about
M independents and Ware followers
kr worrying over Federal appoint
hnts.
H Magistrate William F. Campbell!
k,der Of the Twenty fifth Ward, called
n Senator Penrose in Washington the
Iher day and thanked the Senator FOL
M nice things which the latter had
Ed about him. These things had beer
nken 10 lneuU ny lIlShNS "a C"iAPe>A
bat Penrose was in. favor of stating
be Northeast leader for Register OF
Wills. According to friends of Camp
en, Senator Penrose said, in the course
n the conversation.
"Yes Bill, think you are entitled
b the place. You're good refOrmer. "
Assuming that q harmony ticket vii
h slated, the combine leaders have de-
ermined upon awarding the place on
be Municipal Court bench to an In
DEPENDENT. This place was created by
n act of the last Legislature. This
|olcy bowls over Leopold G. Glass
Date Representative and Ware leader,
nd John Walsh, a follower of David
B. Lane. Both of these would like
wear the Brown ermine. But the
pord has gone out:
mo Lane or Ware mani
II Is hoped to conciliate the inde
endents by awarding them the NUM-.
kpal Cnurt ynropny