The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1917, Page 15

TAMMANY, ALARMED, TURN + FTSFULLFIRE ON HILLQUI i + ‘Never Mind Mitchel—He’s Fourth,’ H Murphy’s Order as Socialist ' Trend Spreads. i Under orders of Chief Murphy, all } Tammany leaders turned their fire to- day on the Socialists as their principal antagonist in the political campaign. “Never mind Mitchel, he's fourth,” wae the Instruction, “but go after Hillquit, ho fa a dangerous second.” The disclosures made in The Evening World's poll of the lower east aide of Manhattan, including Murphy's home district, showing a heavy Socialist vote, ' were reported to Tammany Hall to-day to be continued In the upper enst aide ' and even on Washington Helghta. In the region between Central Park and Wast River, north of Fifty-ninth Street, ‘the Socialist menace has become alarm- ing and threatening to the usual Demo- cratic lead. The new Tammany plan of campai@n will be to call on all good Amertoan citizens to rally to head off the menace of Socialism and the possibility of Hill- quit's election, The only way It can be done, so the Tammany argument runs, is to vote for Hylan, as Mitchel and Bennett have no “chance. Acemnneestotffpiemnenemaones CABLE FOR STATISTICS IN SEIZED MAIL BAGS Swedish Commissioners Decide to Use Plain Language When Code Messages Fail. WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—Axel R Nonivall and Dr, Hjalmar Lundbohm, Swedish Commissioners ngw in Wash- ington endeavoring to arrange for ship- ment of foodstuffs and other goods to Sweden, have requested the Swedia Foreign Office to send by cable the sta- Le Now-a-daysIts Goldens Smart MART dressers wear Goldenis Smart Shoes for men. 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