The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-11
THAT "HELL OF A PARADE" IS ALSO
MATER THAT HAS GONE OVER THE DAM.

better time than to take the Items edi
August $685. entitled "A Hell Of Parade and commented
it Its discovery by the editor Of The Evening Item was
discriminating evidence against That editorial water
1 wrote the editorial believing I changed my
opinion about the matter when found not true and for
maintain wrong right just because they wrong
% 4 % hg GdeF % o sp his
betle and dscredt him by quoting against him his former
Evening is answering the
facts and argument present today by quoting something said
What said six in the editorial a He'll of "a
mind of the Items editor it acassic
Most classics are fiction So was that which probably
League and still doing service in that cause OF
know that licensed it conducted IN Rich
mond which is the saloon which defending against the
conditions that would here if it voted out is not
filling penitentaries know the saloons have here
with 9 Hr0s o that the ranks 4h the sa e
are dry or in states that have had prohibition
and the s sn
than the % saloon the type has know that
accustomed all their lives drinking beer to and from their
city saloon glass it
hot lunch voted out there will appear the little Whisky bottle On
the licensed saloon st eighty per cent filed nor half filled
homes other agencies More homes mortgaged 10 buy
automobiles than to buy booze girls ruined by being
The picture show and the skating rink afford
know that t the ep paid by those who
inside of saloon, by who sit high in the synagogaa
thank God they like other wrecked
homes and driven sell their than al the
saloons.
the of tenement houses, the enIaoyer4
child labor the propetors of sweat shops neither sa
keepers saloon patrons. but our best
city where the red light district has BEEN
exposed of the buildings who form the white
traffic system those whose familiar IN the best
society frequently they prominent church work.
have been keen enough to discern and enough to
portray" the have learned it. here doing
that thing because that is what believe OF course am
paid services, but convictions There
is distinction and difference Every gets paid for
Honeywell did, Edgar Nicholson does; preachers
the editor of the Evening Item does But that does not imply
l going tell the people of this city what honestly
tell the editor of the Item that have probably
interest the welfare of the city he has and that
probably mselshif he to take that Let
tell Edgar Nicholson that here
he is and that record will stand the hight for
| integrity quite well as his
AS for the editor of the Items fling about hire
ling the brewery dirty pieces of permit
that the dirt of the money taking
that he didn't grab it when it offered him for Advertising
isn't dirty that merchants this city VINO
trying to put the licensed saloons out of business don't take it
when it is passed their counter
At least am not taking with hand and knf-
ing the who it to with the other have
than that If have for business have
! no for their e..
With these few comments less in personal defense
III shall refrain from personal controversies regarding
here integrity sincerity until after the ssc
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