Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHIL ADEIPHIA. M

esrm, assisetias to vote Ssr he full
Thirtssath ward-A typical old time
Republican vote was piled up, smoul.
dering political animoeities being dis.
carded In favor Of the united front
called for BY the Republican leaders.
Pinchot got 4003 to 110 for McSparran.
fourteenth Ward - This section,
which once. acknowledged John r. X.
Scott a. political overload. ran Pinchot
ahead Of the ticket BY z slight margin.
He got 20O0 votes to 342 for McSpar.
ran.
Fifteenth Ward Here, where Judge
Brown, Of the Municipal Court Jerks
the political guide reins. q plurality Of
1000 was given to Pihshot, although the
Richard D. Burns. candidate for the
Legislature got 8206 compared with
61O0 for Pinchot.
Sixteenth Ward - The straieht Re.
publican ticket prevailed in every di.
vision Of this ward. Pinchot received
1918 votes, while 2S5 electors marked
their ballots for McSparran.
Seventeenth Ward--A uniform Re.
publican vote was the rule. the vote for
Congress and the Legislature slightly
exceeding that for the executive Offices.
Eighteenth Ward-Robert J. Grier
and Councilman Hetzell co operated in
bringing out the biggest possible Re.
publican vote. Senator Pepper ran
about two score votes behind his col.
leagues. but the results show most Of
the voters contented themselves with q
cross In the party square.
Ninetcenth WARTIME days OF Dave
art,n wa hn,, weIf rrea,'eu neIe re rs nepu%Tn. %
v"n v.arj anva p;u",,o. o HSon o"I ionJ ovo, NJ
ward var gave rinchot 2uoo lead over NC.
i.eJs 90 Rannhi;non nnrJ;In;yos ,J;Iy tn- Snns
srass Ursss 90 10, 'euoIeaI tha Saa"'es 'oe
So CIV " 90, e'",a'e.
We"etn I Waru " sSattered knlnhs
OF Mr. .L LincnHt was disclosed IN tne re,
tIrhS ,roni ,n'S u,s'r,e,. , wnere s law nms.a
Eron ~ ,bnt Wr 1hs,n"h". uos oivon
cne If rho hirecst word mn ;nrit;es in
tbe citv-ronpIIy GGOO Senator Pen.
nor ran nearly S0OO vntes nbcnd of tho
Forester
Twcutv fret v,rd--yrbis indrstr;o,
sect;on gave senator Reed more yntns
Than senator pcnncr. rho Dcmocra,ic
ornaments of both winning surnris.
jnely large vote. Expectations of a
biS vote there for William I Rnrke
Progressive candidate for the United
states Senate. fell Aat. He cot 3oI
votes-abcut one fourteenth Of Reed $
total.
Twenty second Ward-Germantown
and Chestnut Hill "came across with
n smashing majority for pinchot. He
got 3.42B votes to 3172 for McSpar.
ran. State Senator Woodward polled
Is. 400 in the ward.
Twenty third Ward--The Democrats
made stiff fight here. although not
enough to cause alarm 70 the Repub-
leans. The ward gave Pinchot 1928
and McSparran 1914. William Nay
lor, Democrat, who tried to emulate
James T. Nulty's feat in 1910 by cap
turing n State senatorship, fell far
short Of his goal.
TWENTY. fourth Warl-Pinchot was
given handsome majority in this
ward, topping McSparran by nearly
60O0. The Democrats were beaten four
to one all along the line.
! Twcnty .f1fth Ward - Resister q,
Wills Campbell squeezed out more votes
for his favorite. Congressman Connolly,
than he did for Pinchot, although the
Forester was haanded a 1900 majority
! Connolly's vote for Congress was GOO
and Mr.. Pinchot's for Governor was
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