Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
SMASH ware SLATE,
AIM
Hope to Defeat Combine Ticket
! Of Al Members for House
and 4 for Senate
VOTERS LEAGUE LINEUP


inccs for the State Senate who are to be
chosen.
The Ware plan IL TO nomin ate solid
ticket Of forty .one Ware members OF the
House and four Vnre members OF the
Senate. Special drives will be made IN
West Philadelphia and Germantown to
Upset the schemes Of the bosses.
In West Philadelphia Colonel Thomas
+. Meehnn. World War veteran. VINO
has the Endorsement nf the Voters
League. will contest with senator rat
ton. Ware leader. for the Republican
nomination for the Senate.
In Germantown independents are
rnllying TO the support of senator
George Woodward. chairman OF the
Commission for the Reorganization OF
the State Government who Is candi-
date for denomination.
The Ware candidate in opposition IL
William II. Dentzel. a friend Of City
Chairman Watson. Dentzell IL maker
Of merry -go- rounds. Senator Wood.
ward has the Endorsement Of tho Voters
League. as well as the support Of many
so called regular Republicans.
The Voters League has Endorsed Eu.
gene l.. McGill in the northeast dis
trict against Thaddcus :. Krause. who
has been slated by the Orga nizatioT TO
succeed Senator George Gray.
Four Senate Nominations
Four nominations are to be made by
each party for State Senate. Phila-
delphia has q representation Of eight
State Senators. but only four districts
hold elections this year.
The fight Of the anti contractor Re-
| publicans is TO prevent Philadelphia be-
ing represented only by Senator Ware
who. II the Ware slate goes through
would virtually cast Philadelphia full
vote of forty one Representatives and
eight State Senators.
Independents would like to have Phil.
odelphia to get the full benefit Of forty
one individual. aggressive votes at
Harrisburg next year. such as those
represented by franklin Spencer Ed
monds in the last House. and Senator
Woodward in the last Senate.
| As n guide to voters. the Voters
League has indorsed the following for
State Representatives:
Fourth district-Mrs. Nellie II. NJ.
Gazzam.
Fifth district--Patrick j. Seanlon.
Seventh district-W William r. Webb.
Fifteenth district-Franklin Spencer
E.dmonds.
Sixteenth district--Charles II. Bur.
gin.
Seventeenth Observation-Disclosures Camp
bell. Mrs. Katherine d. Ealer. William
!. Wallace.
Eighteenth district Samuel A.
Reichwein. Alexander Maliszeweki.
Nineteenth district-Albert W. Ncf
Joseph r. Burns.
Twenty first district-Rudolph 6.
/ l., n,phou Eonr0a w Cnvlo
Twenty second district-Wilford :.
Roy.
Twenty third district Albert s. e.
Milar.
Twenty fourth district--Charles T.
F. Appelgran.
Twenty sixth district-Aaron Strouse
Vare House Slate
The Ware slate for the State House
Of Representatives. by districts. is as
follows:
First First and Thirty ninth Wards,
-Thomns +. McGOwan. Thirty ninth
Ward, and Martha g. Speiser. First
Ward.
Second (Second Ward)-Charles G.
Baldi. Jr.. Second Ward.
Third Third, Fourth and Fifth
Wards s)-Arnold NJ. Blumberg. Fifth
Ward. and Henry r. Nolte. Third
Ward.
Fourth Sixth. Eighth and Nintl
Wards james '. Laffarty. Eighth
Ward
Fifth Twenty sixth. Thirty sixth
and Forty eighth Words'-Dr. ALFRED
r. Altman. Thirty sixth Ward; G
Walter Glasgow. Forty eighth Ward
and John J. Guerin, Twenty .sixtl
Ward
! Sixth ,Seventh ward)--Andrew F
Stevens.
Seventh CThirtieth Ward John G
Asbury.
Eighth ,renth. Thirteenth and Four
teenth Wards)--.Tefferson W. Smith
Thirteenth Ward. and Joshua Evans
Tenth Ward.
ninth eleventh, and Twelfth Wards
Herman Dilshei inner. Sr.. Twelftl
; Ward.
Tenth Fifteenth Ward|-William J
Brady and Alexander COlville.
Eleventh Seventeenth and Eight
oenth WardsI - Philip NJ. Myers
Eighteenth Ward.
Twelfth Nineteenth Ward job
F.. Arthur and Harry Keene.
Thirteenth lSixteenth and Twentiet
Wards,--Joseph Marcus and Clinto
Sewers. both OF the Twentieth Ward.
Fourteenth (Twenty first WARD
James G. Wolfensmith.
, Fifteenth tTwcnty- second and Forty
: second Wards Howard Smith. Twen
= y.sccond Ward. and Raymond a
. Six,ccnth ,Twcnty third, Thirty
6f,h and Forty first Wardsl-James a
Dunn, Twenty third Ward.
Seventeenth Twenty. fourth, Thirty
!, fourth and Forty fourth Wards,-Mr'
: Rosa $. de Young. Thirty. .fourt
Ward; benjamin II. Fields. Twenty
. fourth Ward; James ). Heferna'
Forty fourth Ward.
Eighteenth CTwenty fifth and Forty
. fifth Wards Samuel Perry. Twen
y ty-ffth Ward, and Harry Greeb,
: Forty. fifth Ward,
Nineteenth CTwenty eighth and rhil
: seventh Wards, -, Edward Haw
Thirty seventh Ward and Samu
:. Lucas. Twenty eighth Ward,
Twentieth lTwenty. ninth and Forty
seventh Wards) - Patrick Como
- Twenty ninth Ward. md John |
- Drinkhouse. Forty seventh Ward.
.e Twenty second (Thirty second Ware
: benjamin NJ. Colder.
,r Twenty. third CThirty eighth Ware
,f Albert $. G. Millar.
h Twenty fourth (Thirty third Ware
Twenty. fifth 'forty third Ward)-
is Thomas Bluett
,e Twenty sixth 'Thirty- first Ward)
Of Philip Sterling.
Other candidates for nomination {
10 the House. together with their par
N designations. are:
10 First Distrct-IOis e.. Byrne al
no Stephen lanzito, ID.
y. Second District-Fank p. j, Malon