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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER & lm
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TOWN MEETING CHIEFS PREDICT DEFEAT OF OLD GANG CONTROL OF CITY BY 45,000 V(
rmitlniifd from rf One I
.. r Porter, ench of whom Jinhen
Oeorse "I, Director of Public Safety.
f" ,liart??ment IM..? forth that they
l,sVHroed I "So rf thoroughly trustworthy
WfJ-Mhat employes of the Department
Public Surety have been asked to request
' uunco in marklnB tho'r ballots. The
!f,rnot? of such action. It U said, Is to
5SK w that each employe "wilt vote the
.'i.hpn of the 'bosses'"
The Republican City Committee claimed
' tht the Organization ticket would win by
.I majority of 71,850 Uased on a poled
5 vole of 260,000, the Organ zitlon divided
lt follows: For tho Organization ticket,
111,425, and 86,575 for tho Independent
ticket
senator Vara Issued a statement nijaln
'attacking newspapers and also, leveled his
ihafts at Senator Penrose.
BIG DRIVE BY THUGS, FEAR
OF TOWN MEETING MEN
, Belief that thuggery ana Intimidation
will be attempted on a wholesale scalo by
the organlritlon-controlled pollco through
out tho city tomorrow was expressed by
members of tho Town Meeting partvj fol'ow
ln a pollco raid on tho good-government
meeting In tho Talmud Torah Synagogue
at Eightieth and Harley street"!.
Led by Lieutenant lining, of tho Sixty
fifth street and Woodland avenuo station,
-the police routed 300 from tho sjnagoeue
"and dispersed tho meeting
Town Meeting men said tho wrtolo pro-
ceedlng showed that tho pollco hao re
ceded orders from men "higher up" In a
" lut-ntlnute effort to carry tho election by
foul means.
The attack on tho synagoguo meeting also
showed, It was said, tho leellngoxpressed
by Organization leaders against tho at
tacks launched nt tho gov eminent by "mur-
der rule" from mnny pulpits throughout tho
city. Many congregations wcro asked to
vote tho Independent ticket.
Lieutenant Kwlng today denied that ho
had received any special Instructions from
Superintendent Iloblnson relatives to tho
i meeting Ho said that It w.ih a long-stand-
jng order that no political meetings wero
allowed on Sunday without a special permit
He had heard that a meeting was planned
and when he camo to tho hceno he asltod
fc to be shown a permit None was produced
The meeting accordingly was dispersed
The Lieutenant was emphatic In Having
that lie would allow no political meetings,
" Varo or otherwise, withput a permit Ho
laid that he had no Knowledge of a similar
t meeting being held in his dtstrkt recently.
. "PARTY STILL INTACT,"
IS ED VARE'S OPINION
The popular Republican Organization
complaint of 'character assassination" by
"Ijlng newspapcra" Is cpntalncd In a pre
election statement by Stale Senator lidwin
.. II. Varc, In which he declares tho "machine"
' to be Intact In tho face of popular Indlgna
, tlon, and attacks United States Senator
Poles Penrose, leader of tho Penrose-Mc-",
Nlchol Republican forces, who Indorsed the
Town Meeting party Senator Vnre's tatc-
ment, admitting that "neer was such a
' campaign conducted," in part is an fol
lows y "After a six weeks' campaign of misrep
resentation by tho newspapers, tho llppUb-
' llcan pirty stands absolutely Intait and Re
publican voters unmoved The newspapers
have failed In their attempt to disrupt the
partv Actle Republicans hae gladly taken
up the gauntlet thrown down by the public
press, knowing that It Is tho opportunity
of a lifetime to demonstrate that tho Re
publican party cannot be wcred from Its
loyal support of a clean ticket bv falsehood
nd character assassination The peoplo
1 are not Ignorant oi the facts and wilt not
t be fooled by the real power behind this
campaign Corporate greed and unholy po
lltlcal Intrigue cannot break down a party
that ha3 Its foundation in its hervlce to I lie
oler In ccry election division of our cltj.
4 'The voter, know that W Kieeland
, Kendrick and his Republican colleagues are
Just as clean and honorable now as they
,, were when 159,000 oters at the primary
commissioned them to carry the banner of
the Republican party- There Is no concern
among Republicans as to tho result It
f. Is an absolute certainly that the ticket will
win by a normal majority, and we aro al
ready planning for the future. A united
party without dlsseuMou.or faction will go
Into the spring and fall campaigns to noml
nate and elect a Republican Governor, Stato
officers and Republican Congressmen "
Are machine rusty,"
says candidate boyle
A sensational victory for the Town
Meeting party over 'the wreclted Vare
Smith machine was predicted . by .forrner
Magistrate Jtjsemlv, S., Jloylc, a fusion -candidate
for magistrate - ' t "
'The much-touted Vare machine Is rusted
and disintegrated and cannot prevent the
landslide tomorrow that will surely sweep
away the power used to demoralize tho cjty
administration" he said; "Veteran -work
ers have deserted. Thoy-may uepunUhed
for their tallura to gefo'ut tho usual vote'
for the narty, but they will not make ene
mies of their neighbors for tho sako of a
discredited ging.
"In some wards leaders have been told
that they must cast their own votes for the
organization, but that there Is no use In
their Wasting tlmn nnd mnnpv tn hspIphq
efforts to make outraged citizens stand for
ministration bosses -wb,o have brought
wiie on me city."
45,000 MAJORITY, PREDICTS
TOWN MEETING CHAIRMAN
A sweeping majority of at least 45,000
Votes for the Town Meeting ticket op
posing "government by murder" was pre
dicted by Howard It. Sheppard, chairman
of the new party's Campaign committee,
ilia statement was:
The Town Meeting ticket will carry the
rSSn Tesday by a clear majority "Sf
.000 votes. Not only will wo elect the
candidates for "row ofllces" and tho fusion
Si?!Ulne,e? tor magistrates, hut our coun
ellmanlo candidates as well.
Late returns of, the most careful ean-
,!2?..,aw!!I8 victory by at least that ma-
". mere is evey justification
ROT AN WARNS VOTERS
TO THE CITIZENS OP PHILADELPHIA:
The recent exposure of conditions in the Fifth Ward on primnry election
2ny,jw?cn. P"cc,mcn ,1,r"l imported thugs worked together as lawbreakers,
lillcd tho decent, lnw-nbitling citizens of this city with" amazement and horror.
A repetition of such conditions, regardless of who is responsible, will not be
Citizens will be protected in their constitutional right'lo vote as they
punished" ,ntc"crcnce with thc exercise of that right will be promptly
i J not'& n" Pers,ons especially magistrates, detectives, policemen, firemen,
election law" "holders, to comply in every way with the
J!l-fufcr liaA n11 Persons, may bo fully warned, and that there may be
& SPJ? of 1th0 eonaition which existed on primary election day, I tleem
ItX. i ii ?i c ho Allowing statement respecting certain of the legal
t im f 1!, t mtBistrates, election officers, police ollicers and voters
at elections in this Commonwealth:
ARREST OF ELECTION OFFICERS
J ". cl.c ctlon officer ntorpfiVilcged from arrest on election day, and while
!,, i V making and transmitting their returns, except on a warrant
foir, y ? court of record, or a judge thereof, for an election fraud, fdr
felony, or for wanton breath of the peace.
Ibmhwi uC0 no c,fc1tion officer can be arrested on election dny on n warrant
mnn pi y a "nB'swate, as the only courts of record arc the Courts of Com
mon rieas, Quarter Sessions and the Municipal Court.
-T AHUEST OF VOTERS
No voter can be arrested except for treason, felony, or breach of the
tfoace, during his attendance on elections, and in going to and returning
therefrom.
ASSISTANCE IN MARKING BALLOTS
No voter can bo assisted in marking his ballot, unless he declares to
the judge of the election that has a disability and by reason thereof necas
uoBiauuii-c in me preparation of his ballot.
A voter is guilty of a crime who falsely declares that he has n disability
and therefore needs assistance.
lie is likewise guilty of a crime if he allows his ballot to be seen by
nnotner person with tho intention of letting it bo known how he is about
to vote.
DUTY OF POLICE OFFICERS.
It is unlawful for any police officer, whether in uniform or otherwise,
to be in or about any polling place, or within fifty feet thereof, cither during
the election or, after the close of the election, during thc count and prepara
tion of the returns, except to make an arrest allowed by law or in good faith
to preserve order, or to cast hfs own ballot, and he must withdraw from the
polling place as soon as he has performed such duties.
It is also unlawful for any city employe to be in or about any polling
place or within fifty feet thereof longer than is necessary for him to cast
his ballot.
ASSAULTS ON VOTERS
It is a high crime for any person to assault or attempt to assault any
voter during the holding of an election, or by the use or practice of intimida
tion, threats, force or violence to influence or to attempt to influence or
overawe a voter, or to prevent him from voting, or from exercising his
freedom of franchise.
INTERFERENCE WITH ELECTION OFFICERS
It is a crimo for any person by the use or practice of intimidation,
threats, force or violence to interfere with any election officer, or prevent
him from performing his duties.
RIGHT TO RAIL
.It is the duty of every magistrate, constable, police officer, police official
or any other person having in custody any orie charged with crime to furnish
upon the application of counsel for the accused or any citizen free of charge
a copy of thc charge, so that bail may be entered for the accused, if it be
a bailable offense. .
It is unlawful for any police officer or any police official to transport to
far distant station houses persons arrested on election day, so as to prevent
such person from promptly securing bail.
I calf upon the law-abiding citizens in case they see acts of intimidation,
thuggery or other violations of the law. to obtain the names and addresses
of the lawbreakers and the names and addresses of any witnesses who may
be present, and to promptly report such information to me, so that the
arrests may be prompt and the punishment swift.
To this end I pledge the whole power of my office. I will keep tho
District Attorney's office open on election day for the purpose of protecting
citizens in their legal rights, and I will be ready to appear and secure prompt
disposition of writs of habeas coipus in cases of illegal arrests.
SAMUEL P. ROTAN,
District Attorney.
Town Meeting paity by n majority of 25,000
to 40,000.
Tho meeting was attended by more than
1000 workmen from different plant in tlw
neighborhood lW speakers wcto cheered.
PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN
AGAINST ELECTION FRAUD
Final preparations for drastic punishment
f electlti fraud tomorrow wcro made to
day bv tho Town Meeting party and tho
Committee of Seventy.
I'osteid offering n total of $100,000 In
rowards for evidence Icadlig to ronvlctlon,
warnings nc.ilnst Intimidation of voters,
falso nrrcsts by police and fraud by elec
tion olllcHls In counting and guarding bnl
lots and lilting In return rhectn during the
course of the election nnd Instructions to
ivery policeman wcro Issued In addition,
announcement was mado that detectives
and watehern have beet, posted, specially
In tho downtown Varc wards where. 1
was added, the United Stntcs District At
torney alrcidy has evidence against men
committing fraud in tho last presidential
election
The general warning of tho Town Meet
ing party Is In part:
"If any person shall prevent or nttempt
to prevent am ollicers of an election under
this nit from holding such election or use or
threaten nny violence to mv such otllcer, or
shall Interrupt or Improperly Interfere with
him in the execution of his duty, or shall
Mock up or nttempt to block up the window
or nvenuc to any window where the same
diall be holtlcn, or shall riotously disturb
the peace at such election, or shall use or
practice an Intimidation, threats, force or
violence with design to Influenco unduly,
or overawe nny ejector, or to prevent him
from voting, or to lcstrnln the freedom of
choice, such person, on lonvlctlon, shall be
fined In any sum not exceeding $500 and
be imprisoned for anv tlmo not less than
one nor moro than twelve months
"Wntchers of all parties should be preu
cut at tho counting of tho vote to ascertain
that no errors or fraud are permitted If
spy watcher sunn believe a misiane 10
have been mado. or fraud to have been
committed In the couru of vote, he Is
cariiestiv requested promptly to report the
matter to the Committee of Seventy The
committee pledges Itself to take steps
promptly to cuisc the opening of any sucn
ballot boxes, and If an offense Is found to
have been committed to arrest and prosecute
tho offender
'The election odlcers and clerks aro re
sponsible for the proper counting of the
votes and no one ele, ol'lceholdera or
.vatchers, must bo permitted to interiere
'The penalties upon election ollicers for
nlilful fraud In the conduct of their offlc
Is Imprisonment nnd line, or both. In the
discretion of thc courts, and a dlabllltv
upon conviction from holding any office of
honor or trust or prout In the Common
wealth for a period of seven ears there
after nnd for tho same period shall not bo
permitted to give Ills vote ai any ,"""
or special rkctlon b this Commonwealth
EXPEDITION ARIES TO HAVE
OLD-TIjilE CHRISTMAS
AMP.IHCAN TRA1MNU I MI IV
KRANC1J, Nov 5 An old-fashioned
American Christmas in the, Young Men's
Christian Association or ltd triangle" huts
will bo enjojed bj the American soldiers In
France Thoro will bo celebrations with
ClirWnias tiees, not only nt me tne camps
In thc American training zone but also be
hind the trenches, whero the, American
boss arc fighting tho llerm ns
Trance will suppli a tree fir every hut,
and tho Y M (' A . with tho expected help
from home, will provido n g f t for every
soldier The movements of the troops make
It impossible to guarantee that Individual
addressed presents wll reach tho person to
whorr they are tent in cver case, but thc
"red triangle" organization, as thc Y. M
C A. now Is being called here, Intends tn.it
every man shall be remembrcd, even If the
Christmas package addressed to him per
sonally from homo ennnot be delivered.
Tho Christmas fenst und Yuletitlo en
tertainments nre being planned nt the
I'arls headquarters, and It Is Intended to
make tho first' Christmas of tho Ameri
can soldiers In Krnnco as much llko tho
homo festivities as possible.
PARIS, Nov E Franco Is preparing to
co-opernto with the American authorities
in entertaining American soldiers on leave.
An unolllclal evntmlttee of Trench deputies
Ins been organized to make plans for tak
ing groups of soldiers during their lcavo to
the principal regions and show places of
Frame.
j ,.r committee" will obtain co-operntlon
by the I'K.ul authorities In entertaining the
men In tho plnces lsltcd.
VARE TRICK TO VOID NEW
PARTY VOTES IS EXPOSED
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An alleged Itepnh'lcan trick, designed to
Invalidate Town Meeting votes for the row
officer, was exposed bv Magistrate Robert
'""arson, an Independent leader, who called
ttentlon to the fact that tho names of
5hehan Krndrlck and Khnvcr. Republican
nominees for Register of Wills, Receiver of
Taxes and City Treasurer, respcctlvclj, do
not appear In the ward literature tttMI bjr
the Republican committees
A Forty-sixth Ward pamphlet Ins
the voters that the only way to vote
Samuel 1, Rotan, Repubtlcen candidate '
rtoed by the Town Meeting party for ,
election, It to matk n cross In the lie-
lican snuare according to Mr Carson,
'The pamphlet names the Repubtl
nominees for school visitors and eon
men, but the names of Mr Rotan'a tit
runnlne mates on the 'fifty-fifty' slat
not mentioned, ' he said "Under this 'ti
rangement Sheehan, Kendrick nnd Bhoyf
wilt receive otcs on tho straight tlehnMi
but the Impression Is given that Tow
Meeting votes for Mr Rotan will b but
only for the persons mentioned In the )h
In the returns exceeding that
for
confidence
fljures
Thomas T Armstrong will lie the next
Receiver of Taxes, Walter Ucejrge Smith
the next Reg.ster of Wills, and William
It Nicholson the new City Treasurer,
while there 1s no doubt that Samuel V.
Rotan will be returned to omco by nn
equally large majority
Tho Town Meeting party will elect nil
four of Its magisterial nomineesWil
liam Ihsenbrown. Joseph S Uojle, l.dwin
K Uorle nnd John J Cirdis
-Tho majorlt which will be given the
full Town Meeting ticket Insures the
carrying of such a number of wards as
will doubly guaranteo n rttuin to, the
citizenship of full control of tho city
Government and municipal finances.
No tactics, no matter now d. peratc,
upon the part of the opposition, will bo
capable of cheating the peoplo of their
rightful victory In this contest, end the
Town Mect.ng partv Hands ready to give
every aid to the honest expression of sen
timent at tho polls.
FOSS DENIES MACKEY
' CLAIM IN 46TH WARD
i-redlction of Town Meeting V.ctoiy in
iho Forty-sixth Ward and denial that many
independent residents "heartily indorse
tho Vare-Smlth candidates, as claimed b
(Harry A Mackey. Republican ward leader,
was mado today by Cyrus D. Foss. Jr, bee
rClary of the Town Meeting committee
' Mr Mackey has Just sent out a circular
sxJloitlng his Vnre candidates for Common
Council in the Forty-slxtn vvaru, aiu ...r,
Fo-s "Ha appends a long list of names
of residents of that ward, headed with tho
statement 'the undersigned heartily indorsa
tho candidates for election. Unfortunately,
mnny of them hae told Town Meeting
..-i,r (hnt thev havo W thought of sup
porting tho Frog Hollow candidates and are
irritated nt Mnckey'R characteristic as-
aumptlon In publishing the'r names.
"Here aro a few of these names that he
would do well to rccanvns.3, some of them
being greatly Irritated nt tht false posi
tion ho has put them tn: George N Lytic,
4830 Walton nc ; O Van Hossen, 4930
Walton avenue; James F. McCnbo, James
F McCabe, Jr., and Ixmla V. McCabe, 4341
Florenoe avenue; Rotfert Barber, 110 South
Fifty-second street; Philip R. Pfauden, 5217
Irving rtreet: Harry N. Apple, 6011 Larch
wood street; Jamcj McAv. ay, B00 1 Pine
street; II. J. Soangler, 4815 Springfield ave
nue, and William C. Bcnkert, 1008 South
Forty-eighth ttreet.
"Mackey will, be lucky If he gets the
votes of half of those, on tho list ho has
published, for Frog Hollow voters ate
scarce In the Fort -sixth Ward In tho
Thlrt -sixth Dlxlslou out of 1.10 registered
voters, mote- than 120 can be counted as
sute for tho Town Meeting candidates, ami.
in a division west of Sixtieth stieet. out of
210 names; less than twenty havo been
found thus far willing to admit the aro
going to vote with MucUi) "
VON TAGEN DENOUNCES
MAYOR AS HYPOCRITE
Piomise breaker, hvpccilto nnd ilouble
erosscrr were some of the terms In which
Muor Smith was if(rrod to bv t'lmrles II
Win Tngcti, landlel. tei for e'ominoii e'oun
ell In the Forty-second W ird on the Town
Meeting party tlccet. todnv at an outdoor
rail The meeting took plnco In front of
the plant of the Standard Rol'er Hearing
Works. Fiftieth btreet and Merlon avenue
Magistrate Robarl e 'arson who was an
other speaker ptedicted tho election of tho
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