Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19

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committee by unan-
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.SSyee- imous vote of the
A4WN delegates last night.
J., N), aySNN succeeding George
S0N 0MAS Wentworth Carr.
n kYHpy( n The meeting was
y AIY00 held in the audi
h H~ torium Of the Y. NJ.
|M%f ~ c. A. and was at.
..ssentatiyes from seventy -siN hc'
|Iep,'Ist !,n nosts IN philadelphia; ,u-
g1s 1Tomnmittces we're e'ectcd ~ outline
nhases Of work that WIN pc uh-
|,n.,.sken ~, by the new. orgnniIat'3n-a
|ders,i,,se on constitution and by laws; I;
'""nn,m,ttee on employment ana
P,nmittce on headquarters.
Tho Dcpartmcnt Of PENNSYLVANIA ex-
Int 90 tho county committee an in
ftnasn f " n share state headquartcrs at
EtauV E.t and Chestnut streets. Ihe oh"r
en' accented. County hcnd1uartc'
~ ho removed therefore from t"i
En E.Ort W street to department head
buarters'
.ssau L. S. Health Bureau
,, n simpson, vice department com
ps' ,rho presided temporarily AZ rep
na,,o na''.' of the Department OF Penhsyl-
..J,ic,yed the tinted states Pubic
lahmt cn,vice and declared the stat" ekecu-
"or,p,lt,ee In session At larrisbure nAu
.s,s,sd a report assaiilns III ou''pon'h
tpp,ra IN. 'tyrann'cai methods OF the
[osr,intt in charge Of the AarN'e''" HOS
ktal." ,.,a h.., discrargcd
~. trs,l,ution," said simpson, 'or
% ~" rnr, away and no one has any record
~ No efforts have bpcn made 20 I'm
-, MACE FOR the comfort or the
Gsrhsve has been carried In the am
k,t.rc. which IN nov broken down ana nas
S..n abandoned in nearby woods St"
,ouprnent which mas oeeh Pio''uN" 400
| 'y.r been installed"
Members Of Committees
p.-u.n.n, organization OF the county
j. ...u,,,,. ,ril take place next Tuesday eve
,ry a, 3.-3I South Fifteenth street. Mean
iva the three committees will meet Hnd
,nnre to submit their reports.s The com
kuees are Aa fnlioNS'
1 r,,,,,n,tion and bNlawF--H. q. Harris.
.S"y,, post. No. 1aT, Flrs' district; Ro.
lr,Ip { NessrcH BraJamln Franklin Post
Ia iOS SECOND district: Herman ~.
[hv,,,g George r. Baer Post. No. ~.
k,,d district; H. Eugene IT"no. David w.
k,nsson Post. No. iS3 Fourth district;
Inuh J. O. Dorsey. Frankford Post, No.
In, fifth district: E. W. Madeira. Henry
| Houston Post. 30. 2. Germantown sixth
Harriet, and George s. stewart Jr.. How
! I'd B. Mccall Post, No. 20. Seventh d's-
Irct
| welfare and Observation-Disclosures r.
ko,by Y.omen CF) Post. No. 90, Fret dts
kic, n. W. Hollenbacli walter NJ. Grarty
bos. No. ais, Second district; Comradc
ISmnlnss Third district; william E. Ra-
Ian rioga Post, No. $40. Fourth district;
khcmas Matlsck. KHnsinston Post, No. 0s,
fnh district: W. II. Address. sixth DIS
kict and Vincent a. Carroll. Maneto Post.
Il. 30, Seventh district.
Headquarters Group
Hsadqua IT err--Frank w. Melvin. Her
kr Warmer Post. No. 30. First district;
henry Hrilemann. Henry /. Schmidt Post.
10 lso, Second district: I. @. Gordon For
Iw, Joseph vaseila Post. No. "77. Thru
)sirIct: +. n. Gretzms cher. George II. I'm
|oi Post, No 1853, Fourth district: W. krs-
|er, william u. oxlev Post No. 1913. Fifth
(trct; J. J. McCiarrisle. Thomas r. Emery
POST No. 100. sixth district. and Isldorc
|sNson, Prince. Forbes Post, No. Z. Seventh
i,,rc,.
All tho oommltteemen were elected ny
lucys OF the districts. The temporary sec
lsmry Of the meeting was a. Ferry, OF
Post 1913, II was stipulated that ho should
from a district other than the on" TO
lhIch the temporary chairman is cred
EN
An effort will be made to persuade Frank |
I Dolcr To stand for permanent chair |
pan Of the county committee. II this move |
lsnt succeeds, all the booms for candI-
IatFs for the office will fade away