Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-08
WEEK.
THIRD WARD PLAN
Meetings in Several Districts to
eliminate in Old-Time
Parade.
ORATORY EVERY NIGHT
UNTIL DAY OF ELECTION
Mayors Supporters Expect
Him to Surpass His Former
Big Majorities.

IL a straw vote at this time could
be taken as ar Indication Mayor
Jacob Haussling would carry the
Third ward by the usual big major
ity.
The sentiment in the cosmopo'i-
tan section bounded by Clinton n
Springfield on the south
and north and High street and Bel
mont avenue on the east and west
is at a high pitch. Meetings are
being held every night, and the
active workers of the ward have
great hopes of the mayor exceeding
his past big majorities.
The Third warders, with Judge
Simon Hahn, met the Democratic
leaders at the county committee
rooms yesterday and related their
plans. A "Haussling week" will be
a feature. 1t can that meetings
will b. held in the twelve districts,
and that another night will be set
aside for an old-time parade. 1t has
been the custom for years to ea-
gage a band and parade the streets
marching in fours cheering and root
ing for the candidates. Mayor
Haussling. for many years, has head
ed the procession and enjoyed the
national, Hebrew, German and Irish
airs played by the band. The ward
viii present an old home week APP
pearance in its holiday garb. Flags,
bunting and other decorations will
adorn the dwellings, and places of
business with the autographs Of the
mayor, and on the coat lapel of thou
sands the button of the mayer will
be displayed. Many of the meet
ings will be held in the open air If
the weather permits.
VIII Import Speakers.
There will be several large mass
meetings in addition to the big week
set aside. and prominent speakers
from New York, as we'll as the vari-
u Congressional, Assembly, county
and city candidates, will appear.
Clubs are being organized in every
district and from 10Y until election
v there will be oratory every night.
Tonight at 1913 Prince street a mass
meeting will be held and a club, in
Guiding Hebrew. German, Polish,
Slavs and Hungarians who have be-
come citizens, will be formed. Many
of the candidates will speak and q
social hour will follow.
Tomorrow night a number of Re-
publicans who have pledged their
support to Mayor Haussling will
raise a banner. The club is known
as the Jacob Haussling Social Club Of
the Third Ward. The banner will
bear the portrait of the Mayor. 1t
will be swung to the breeze II front
of the clubs headquarters. SaaPs
Hall, at Spruce and Somerset streets.
Mayor Haussling, Board of Works
Commissioner Charles F. Kraemer
and other ward f~avorites will speak.
On Wednesday night the executive
committee of the ward will meet at
the headquarters of the Third Ward
Association, SO Montgom-
cry street. The following night a
new POLITICAL organization will be
at Semel's Hall, and on Fri
day night the ward club will meet.
The Peddlers' Protective Association
VIII also hold a massmeeting to in
dorse the reelection of Mayor Hauss-
ling.
Aidermanie Fight Warns Up.
Unusual interest is also centered in
the alternate fight. Alderman Her
man Scheinlnger is the Democratic
candidate. He will be opposed by a
Socialist, Republican, Progressive
and Independent. He is confident of
again representing the ward in the
Common Council. Besides the meet
ings. parade and a display of decora-
tons an abundance of literature In
several languages will be placed in
the hands of the voters.
On the strength of an announce
ment by Judge Hahn all Democratic
clubs will refrain from using the
word Hebrew. I'VE are not going
to allow religion to enter this cam
paign." said the Judge to his col
leagues. 1.-THE other side can form
all the Hebrew leagues they have a
mind to, but let US not do it. Mayor
Haussling has been our friend in
the past and will remain so In the
future.