Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-09-21
BOTH ''DALS" AND
"ANT-DALS" WILL
Be BUSY TONIGHT
Former to Storm East Orange,
Latter Will Invade
Caldwell.
SEN. COLGATE LEADS DALS,
MAYOR RAYMOND ANTS
Wilson Leaguers to Continue
Its Flying Wedges" Which
Are Making a Hit.

Both the "Dal" and Anti Dap'
candidates will be busy tonight, sew
eral meetings being scheduled by
both factions, while all candidates
have been invited to attend the
Birthday anniversary at the Six
teenth Ward Republican Club
The regular Republican meetings
VIII take place at Inglis Hall, Main
street, East Orange, under the au-
spices of the executive members of
the county committee from East Or
ange, and at the Grant Republican
Club, Newton street.
AT the East Orange meeting the
speakers will be State Senator Aus
ten Colgate. Walter Evans, director
of the Board of Freeholders, who is
candidate for county register; Will
liam Pennington, freeholder eandi-
date; e. Morgan Barradale, assembly
candidate, and others.
AT the Grant Club the speakers will
be Evans Pennington and Charles G.
Pilgrim, candidate for the Assembly.
The Anti Dals" meeting will take
place at Masonic Hall, Caldwell. and
the speakers will be Mayor Thomas
l.. Raymond, Roy T. Anthony and
Archibald Slingerland, candidate for
Assembly; William T. Wakefield,
candidate for freeholder, and others
Speech making will be tabooed at
the Sixteenth Ward Club, of which
Harry O'Connell. candidate of the
"Anti-Dals" for chairman of the Re
publican County Committee. Is presi-
dent. 1t is the fifth anniversary of
the club and general good time is
promised.
Last night the anti Dali eandi-
dates visited the Third and Eighth
wards and hela several impromptu
meetings in the ifferent districts of
those two wards.
The candidates were divided into
two groups and included John Joekel
jr. Daniel Ruder, Wilbur G. Meiers
Pasquale Scarano and Henry H.
Grossman, Assembly candidates;
George NJ. Denny, candidate for the
Board OF Works; William T. Wake
field, candidate for freeholder; Joseph
Juliano and others.
The principal speech in the Third
ward was delivered by Henry Gross
man, who halls from that section. Mr..
Grossman told of the fight that is
being waged against bossism and said
that II was one of the principal fights
to be decided at the primary next
Tuesday.
Auto Caravan Planned.
| The anti-Dals are planning a num-
ber Of automobile meetings through
out the city. A different section will
be visited each night, and the meet
ings will take place where a crowd
can be gathered. 1t is planned TO hold
a number Of shop meetings between
now and primary day.
Last night the Walter w. Dul<iet
oh A mo DRfH ItNh n ptn
movement toward the formation of
Polish clubs throughout the county
in order to show the strength of the
Polish vote in Essex county, and to
secure proper representation for that
on political tickets and on
grand and petit juries
NJ j. Dukiet, J. s. Brodowski, Leon
DulIiet and Stanley j. Jarmicki were
appointed a committee to visit other
municipalities in the county in an
effort to get the Polish American
citizens interested in the movement.
John Wiatr. OF the Bloomfie Polish
Republican Club, was present. ard
told of the progress that mad been
made in the organization of the
Bloomfield club.
II Is planned to have each of tae
clubs that is formed select a repre-
of central body which will mees in
Newark, discuss the political stu
alton and lay out plans for future
work.
Notices have been sent out for
of the George II. Baker Re-
publican Club, of the Thirteenth dis
trict of the Ninth Ward, tomorrow
night at Geldziler's Hall. 112 Avon
avenue.
The standard bearer of the club
George II. Baker, is a candidate for
alderman. Among the speakers who
have promised to attend and address
the meeting are Alderman William !.
Haas, who is a candidate for the
Board of Works, and Freeholder
Walter Evans, who is candidate for
register.
Greetings for Wilson LeaRuers.
The flying wedge" campaign. which
was opened by the Woodrow Wilson
Democratic League candidates last
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