South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
RALLIES TONIGHT TO
CLOSE CAMPAIGN
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ter Sdpps VINO was forced 10 close
the doors OF the Budweiser saloon
by the police OF South Bend.
doc" Carson. republican nomi-
nee will be there and also A. z. Mar
tin. Archibald Graham. Tom Mott.
and the rest OF the lambs.
The guests at the fest viii BE
treated 10 fruit and other innocent
looking things on the menu. while
the arsenic squad" approaches the
beer from a thoughtful. tactful,
prudent and practical viewpoint"
Wen get 'em good and soused
and keep 'em that way until it's
too late 10 vote" is the vice gangs
slogan.
Poisoned Cup for Voters.
Washington hall is situated in the
third ward, a democratic stronghold.
hence the attempt TO pass the pois-
oned cup.
This will conclude the beer tests
which were opened by Sullivan at
the Billy Myers saloon on the east
side a few weeks ago in behalf OF
Carson. and general meetings
throughout the city.
In sharp contrast 70 the conclu-
sion Of the so-called republican par
tvs campaign, the democrats have
arranged 10. have the Hon. Harry A.
Engman, jr., secretary of the war
trades board at Washington, and
some OF the most prominent bust
ness men and lawyers of South Bend
close the fight waged against the
vice element in behalf of Rudolph
Ackermann, candidate for mayor.
subject 10 the will OF the people at
large.
Double Dealing of G.. %. 4.
From the moment Joe Sullivan an
nounced the candidacy OF Carson at
the Myers saloon until the present,
the alleged republican, party Of
South Bend has appealed in every
way, shape and manner, BETTING the
occasion. TO the voters Of the first.
fifth and seventh wards, these So
called republicans have sought to
besmirch and undermine Mr.. Acker-
mann's character by insinuating that
the latter was unpatriotic AS proof
they pointed To his name denoting
German ancestry.
To the voters Of the second and
sixth wards, and especially 10 citi-
Zens Of Hungarian birth, the "ar-
senic squad" operating under the
financial patronage of Sullivan and
Barrett, has asked for votes because:
G.. O. T.. Attacks Wilson.
mir. Ackermann is a democrat
Pres't Wilson is a democrat. There
fore leave Ackermann i'm the soup
because he belongs to the party
which declared war on Germany"
A. +. Martin was the first person
20 publicly announce that the Car
son gang had espOused unpatriotic
war against Ackermann because of
his German name. Martin made
this statement at the River park
school house.
Then the two Toms, Slick and
Mott, appeared on the front step of
the republican snanse with it's un-
foreground passageways, and yowled
their slogan: 'Ackermann is IF
military age"
Gotham Mayor 33 Years Old.
Mr.. Ackermann is 30 years OF age.
one year younger than John PurToy
Mitchell. the present incumbent OF
the mayors office in New York, and
declared to be the popular candi-
date for recollection.
Track elevation appeared 20 be an
issue Of the campaign but when the
democratic nominee supported his
statement that nothing could stop
track elevation in South Bend in
view of the fact that sufficient funds,
had already been accumulated for
this task" with data secured from
the city hall, the vice gangs and
the lambs skulked and scampered
down another alley of vituperation
and insidiousness.
Not one of these mud singing at
lacks have been made upon Mr.. Ack-
errnann. but what the so-called re-
publicans in their speeches have pre-
faced their remarks with something
about the campaign being a dirty
affair"
Martin. Chief "GiIlie"
But il remained for Martin 70
complete Carson's armor. Of as many
colors as Joseph's coat, with the
following statement:
IF these men, who have not al
ways led upright lives, prefer Or.
Carson for mayor alright" This
plea Of confession and avoidance
before the bar of public opinion was
not sanctioned by the keepers OF
the hole in the wall on r. Jefferson
blvd. styled Republican Head
quarters"
The democratic party headed by
Mr.. Ackermann and including men
such as Dan Pyle, answering de-
fender OF clean government In South
Bend: Mr.. Engman: G. A. Fara-
baugh; Prosecutor Chester r. Mont
gOmery, and others who have stood
at the forefront in the promotion of
better civic conditions here, have
forged straight ahead toward their
goal since Mr.. Ackermaf:l issued his
platform and promises 20 the public
ten DAYS before Carson was finally
smoked out" by the press and
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