The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-04
Clark Adams
For Freebooter
Has Long Stood for Progress
and Civic Advancement
FATHERS DELILAH
ROAD EXTENSION

Clark Adams is the Republican
candidate for Freebooter i'll the |
First Ward, City OF Pleasantvilie. !
He is the present Freeholder from |
the First Ward and is member OF /
Improvement committees in the
Board of Freeholders where his |
practical experience and engineer
ing ability make him one of the
most valued members on the
board.
Mr.. Adams has been a resident of
Pleasantyille ali his life. He be-
iieves in progress and the better
ment of his home city. He practices
what ne believes.
Even at the risk of having his
motives misunderstood, and even
at the risk of arousing opposition,
he proceeds in fearless and open
manner to advocate improvements
for the city which he believes
will result in very considerable
advantage to the city and attract
more home owners.
Mr.. Adams is generally credited
with being the Republican leader
of the City Of Pleasantville. To
hold the position Oh Republican
leader of the city is not an easy
task, although it may be a thank
less one. MI. Adams, in his coz
necrion with the electrical contrac-
ting work Of Atlantic City and the
Mainland has taken advantage of
his opportunity to see the steady
expansion of all the cities of this
dlstllct. IT, ~ 4
In his contact with leading men
of the construction world he has
come to appreciate that the world
does move and that its movements
are forward. Any concern, any
industry, any section of a city. or
any city that has not kept pace
with the movements, as Mr.. Adams
sees it, is simply getting ready for
a funeral for itself, or is postpon.
ing the day when it will have q
whale of q bond issue to raise
funds to get itself back into the
line Of live and growing cities.
Mr.. Adams backs up his ideas
with effort. He is one of the hard
est workers in this section. BY his
efforts he has established himself
III the business world. AS a pro,
gressiYe, earnest and SINGERS
citizen of his community, it is nos
surprising that his recognition in
politics followed.
Mr.. Adams, although the leader
of the city, is not a politician he
viii tell you. And lot of the
people Of the city will agree with
him in this assertion. Mr.. Adams
is quick TO help a needy person
even though that person should
happen to be opposed to him
politically.
important Road Benefits.
Mr.. Adams believes in doing as
much as he can for his community.
He is seeking to obtain a new road
TO connect Absecon' Boulevard with
Deliiah Road and thus make short
cut into Atlantic City from the
! northern end of Pleasantville. He
will accomplish this, too, if per-
mitted to continue as a member
"a the Board of Freeholders.
49, her of the improvements of
moment which Mr.. Adams favors
for Pieasantyile is relief from the
congestion Of Main street. He
advocates the overhead crossing
which will carry traffic from New
Road to Decatur avenue and is
looking forward to the time when
the City of Pleasantville will take
its share of the cost of this
Improvement. The great burden of
cost win fall upon the county and
state.
Clark Adams stands for progress
and development of the city. He IL
conscientious and sincere. He
knows what is the best, is not
afraid to declare himself for the
best and strives foeTthe best.
o.
We oft may lead where driving
fails,
When strength the gods have
given,
A man may be as. hard as nails,
And yet he can't be driven.