South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14

Should Mrs Nannernz be elected 70 This oe7-e
il Is her intention fin the various appointive
offices with the very best men that can be found
20 I'LL them; and need have any Year that
the various departments OF the city government win
pass into the hands Of irresponsible incompetents
Tt VIII be the aim of her and her party 20 operate
every branch Of the city government On just as
efficient a manner as it can be done Honesty. or
purpose. that the confidence OF all OF our citizens
may be maintained. viii be the watchword dur.ns
her regime OF office.
Mrs Mannerine and her party favor many things
for the direct benefit of the people a whole a
few others OF which are enumerated herewith
The social centers. which are a coming feature
toward the democratizatioD Of city ma
uonal affairs Wen broad and valued edlca-
uonal movement Will be encouraged rather than in
terfered with TIE public schools for the pubcs
use and they can be used 20 greater advantage
than in this
The appointment of a Recreation Committee -
former administration. is step in the right
direction and its work of establishing pdblic play
grounds where the younger generation can receive
proper physical training and enjoy good clean
athletic activities can not be commended too highly.
Altho the present school board is one of the best
which has ever served the city it is our opinion
that the board ought always have a
of its members. for such a person would nat
urally interest herself more closely with the
tivities and needs of the various schools and the
welfare of the students themselves than could the
We believe there ought to be located in the Va
rious ward schools book store or supply depot or
possibly central store which ought be operated
at the high school where every necessity which
comes within the category of school supplies could
be purchased just as cheaply as it would be pos
sible handle them.
The medical inspection of the school children and
free medical dispensary are both matters of i'm
favor.
The housing conditions in our city is at times in
certain localities a serious one. The admnistra-
tion Guild endeavor TO assist every way TO i'm
prove them well a. the sanitary conditions the
sewerage system, the extension OF water mains. as
the funds permit. The city water system Is
present in an unfortunate state OF affairs. possibly
thru negligence-possioly accidental. But whatever
cause. proves the necessity OF continuous
analyzaton of the water supply 10 keep it pure and
wholesome.
The city market in its present form is
only the besinnins OF what the market might be.
An institution this kind brings the producer and
consumer closer together jOinS away entirely with
the mddlemans interest, set this market could be
operated i'm such manner and on much larger
scale, that the buyer could be able to derive far
more benefits than now, AM il would he nten-
tons insofar possible 10 bring this about
The above are some of the things which we want
We want them because believe if had them
would be better citizens. and our city at large
would be a better place IN which TO live
If you are voter interested the
things which stand for, then you ought TO help
to put them into practice
"The moral issue is ever with us"-so those.
who a great extent 10 compel law en-
fOrcement, without fear comment ourselves 90
the strict all laws designed raise
the moral tone city. There will he nO com
promise with the forces Of evil If this program
peaIs YOU. then support our ticket
LIST PARTY
Joseph BRO, City Judge
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