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Penrose Begins
Fight for Senate
Ctnllnnrt from re. On
IlariMor nl'f 'tote lil plutfoim. Tl.c
erinclnal feature df th platform Is
thftt MVt Kan"''?, ' "me, loo." to
Comwsmnnn Vnre'a declaration In favor
of Ilel't wines dud fi per cent beer. The
candidate Is llfit ntt hiipIi mdjwtn lift
'j,e T.pnwe of Nntlo'H. Article X and
thi Flume lontrbversy.
Mr. Ilnnxlcy In ronndnt Hint nt lcftt
clzlit of " eleven Tleptib'h an city
committeemen In the district will sup-
"I am In tlic fls'it for the nomina
tion." fnl'l Ir- Rnnnlcy. "anil will l,e
n It to ll"1 Pnlwii. and I confidently
peet to win."
Ito-n In Second Ward
Mr. lUnitley wan born In the Srrnnd
wn'id. which U In the Third dlntrlct.
nH lie wild he had lived In the ward nil
M life. At to his reildencc at Aid
more. Mr. Unndey mid It woi tionrenic
t, .nV he did not lire In the Second
Tiard.'nml added he lind a perfect right
t. maintain n 'Viimirbnn home, a ne.i-jho'-c
home and n mountnln home" If he
10 dcdlrcil.
Mr Unni ey Is a member of the firm
f Diiiilail. Slock & Co.. dealers In olU
tnd nural afo'en.. at 12(1 North Front
Jtreet. In the Thlnl dlbtrlct.
"Therefore," said Mr. Rjindlcy,
"fiom cTcry angle I am thoroughly fa
miliar with the needn of the district
and am equipped to represent It In the
American ConrsreHR."
Mr. llaimlcy added that his legisla
tive experience nt IlarrUburc. when h
va a member of the Pennsylvania Icc
Is'ature from 1801 to 1801, "ouiht to
stand htm in Rood stead." Bpflnnin
with H'OO Mr. Raniley nerved In Select
Council for sixteen years, elitht of which
he was president of the chamber.
Announces Platform
"I sincerely feel." said the candidate.
"Mint ipy knowledge of the district,
coupled with inv experience in Council
sod the Legislature, give me au equip
ment which ought to make niy services
of value to the nronle of the Tit.'d Con
gressional district."
Mr. Ilanslcy'i platform Is an follows :
"If the people of thin country are to
be made happy and contented, there
nuift be a reduction in the present high
cost of living; and as n most direct
means to that end I am In favor of
n reduction in tazntion. Not only
nhould the individual be relieved of part
of the burden of direct taxation! but.
In my judgment, there should be a re
duction In the levy made unon excess
war ptoflls. because, after ell thl par
ticular ImrdtfD is in the end shunted to
the vlio'tldcj'S of the consumer.
"I mi I,n favpr of an amendment of
the Volstead act. so that light wln and
b"cr. containing not more than 5 per
cent of nk'oliul, mny be sold.
For n Itudgrt System
"I stand for the adoption by this
country of u budget )Ptcm, fo that
there mav be an exact check upon the
rerlptd and expense, to the end that
wtravagance in the administration of
arWniK governmental uctivltlcs shall
ienc.
"I iirdte tlie sumnrt of an TUmiiiI)
licin voters In th" Tihrd f'ncres-iioMRl
district, nnd assme them that I hhnll
devote my best efforts to being nomi
nated and elected,- and after my election
to Kcrve their heat interests in Con
gress." The wards in the district are the
Rerond. Third. Fourth. Fifth. Sixth,
Eleventh. Twelfth, Sixteenth. Seven
tcenth. Wghtcenth and Nineteenth.
Mr. Kniisley's supporters assert that
the Itcpubllcau city committeemen from
eight wards, the Second, Fou'th, Sixth,
Twelfth. Sixteenth. Sevet'e-nth. Eight
fenth and Nineteenth, will Mirely sup
port him. They are hopeful that Wil
liam Nickles, committeeman from the
Klevcmh ward, will also support him.
John 1. Connelly, kader of the Elev
enth y.ird. however, who hax dedured
for the Moore administration, in ex
pected to h-ing Mr. Nickles in to see
the Mnvor shortly.
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' EVENING PUBLIC LEDaBRr-PHILDBLffirA, FRIDAY, FEBBUAftY '27, 1920
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Thp Krpiihllcnn City Committee
chairman announced his candidacy
today on a Vare ticket for the Scat
In Congress from the Third district
to succeed Mayor Moore. The
Mayor, however, will oppose the
lliinslry candidacy
Mr. Itansley Is a candidate for the
unexpired term of Mr. Moore and also
for the full term to nuceeed Mr. Moore.
The nomination for the full term will
be made In the May primaries. Gover
nor Sprnul has not yet called a special
election for the unexpired term, nnd
the gossip In political circles Is that
he may not. The reason for that Is
that the Varc committeemen, under the
titles of the party, would absolutely
control the Republican nomination for
the 'unexpired term.
Mayor Moore had do comment to
make on the announcement of itans
ley's candidacy.
Ibanez Is Found
by College Women
Continued from l'wte On
register through the transmitter of the
phone, hut this did:
"One enn and will forgive, but never
forget, never!"
To bq left to nrrlve In n eompani
thcly strah'gp fpfeign .city, nloue, mid
to the1 , mercy qf porters and
other elioiij hued gctitlchicn who tun
speak neither Spanish itor'h'rc'iicli. when
one lias expected u reception commlttci.
of a sort in keeping with the icputntion
of the Visitor, is not altogether ideas
ant. This Senor Ibanez assured the in
dies. To Return Immediately
However, atrnugements wcro made
Immediately for the return of the aulhoi
nnd his spirits of the horsemen to Phil
adelphia. Glory for the discovery of tile author
Is due Miss Do; ado, Mlsj' Theresa
James, president of llryn Mawr Spanish
Club; Miss U A., Bennett, secretiuy:
Miss C. P. Robinson. Miss Frances
Howard nnd Miss It. Zilker.
The reception committee's plans last
night were dislocated b.v a double train
wreck.
With the previous complications over
Maurice Maeterlinck, who foiled to
speak nt the Academy of Music because
of some dispute as to whether he should
use French or English, some lltarary
lovers are Inclined to believe that Blue
birds and Horses are unlucky for the
promotion of hospitality. ,
Rut ns to Senor Jbancn. So rnu"ch
happened In a few minutes that It
would toko a quick working "tuovlo
camera to record It accurately.
.First, the committee started for west
Philadelphia Station at Thirty-second
street to meet the author, scheduled
to arrive from Washington at 7 :50. No
train was running from Dryn Mawr at
that time for the reason that earlier in
the evening a we.it bound passenger train
struck a freight train near Overbrook
nnd tied up traffic,
Hut a mere collision did not fcnie
the committee in the least. The teach
ers and pupils "hopped" a couple of
"Jitneys," which whisked them to a
trolley car. It carried them to Sixty
ninth Rtreet Station, where they grab
bed an elevated train and ped to 'Xhlr'
ty-seeonu street. ,
Attempted Great lreat
Senor Ibaucx, coming from Wash
ington, heat the committee speed
ing from Rryn Mawr, by three minutes.
He arrived at the southern train shed
which, with Its Icy trimmings and
snoweoated lawns, resembled u spot
near the North Pole.
The dark blue smoke which Curled
from the top of an impnticraud pant
ing locomotive, wa" no bluer than the
author. Absence of a single glad hand
made him realize that the warm clime of
sunny Spain was more InVitltig:.
Then he attemnted a oreat fcht.' He
1 tried to make a station hand understand
I uho he was and why be was there
and do it in a hurry.
The station hand had other things
to do and the author of "The Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse" was not
the only one asking questions. He tried
to console Senor Ibanez, but the latter,
after a sweeping glnnce. decided that
uli was hopeless. The wheels oil the
train he had Just left started to revolve
toward New York. The Pullman car
looked warm and inviting.
He grabbed the rail of the car and
swung aboard with a look of contempt
toward the Ice fields which encircled the
station.
And as 'the train was disappearing
In the distance the committee, all out
of breath and much flustered, arrived.
The six fair members tried to tell the
station hand Just what they wanted,
and as they all spoke at tho same time
It was difficult for him to grasp the
situation, From their explanations he
got the fact that they had first goue
to the northern trainshed and later
raced across to the southern trainshel
after realizing their mistake.
A message was sent to Trenton re
questing n train hand there to paga
Vicente Illasco Ibancx on the Pullman,
Then came n reply by telephone that
this would be a difficult feat of oral
engineering. It was attempted, hut It
Senor Ibaneis heard, he didn't under
stand, and kept right on to New York.
Finally nt v o'clock the six members
of the committee took a train for New
York In pursuit.
WILL PROBE SIMS CHARGE
Admiral Will Testify on Navy's Al
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Washington, Feb. 'J7.-fHy A. P.)
Investigation of R'ir Admirnl Slms's
rhnrges that the United States navy
failed to co-operate fitllv with the Allies
during the war Will begin March 0 with
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