The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-13

name on the same platform with me?'
said to him, Great Caesar. what you
you mean, not to mention Taft's name?
I'll use it, for he is our president.
Flags Lew Shank.
"Beveridge is Setting up straw mer
all over the state. He says they
dragged him into the race. No, re
itched to get into it. He said to Mr..
and demand that / be sent to tie
senate. These problems require
master mind
when Beyeridge spoke here he was
as dry as the Saraha desert, and at
the same time his manager and Lew
Shank were saturated in Gary. Pay
your money and take your choice.
Il have read the Bible, even if cor
| tain men believe they have monop-
| oily on it. He pictures David as him
self and New as Saul, the analogy
being that Just as Jehovah had raised
David to rescue his people, so he vas
! called to save u.s. He implies that
Saul was not so good, but you will re-
member that David ran off with an
other mans wife.
Campaign Expenses
| Here's another strawman Mr.. Bev-
erfdge has set up. 'Virtuous indeed
am L. says Mr. Beverage in reference
to campaign expenses. I am not 60
| ing to spend any money he says. He
| wants you to believe that we are
running a campaign de luxe and he is
! conducting a Coxey's army campaign.
! The Post in Chicago burns incense
! daily at his altar; the Terre Haute
! Star is effulgent with praise; down in
| Louisville is another paper circulating
| in southern Indiana which throws
paroxysms and spasms every morning
/ in his honor; in Muncie>and lndlanap-
oils are Stars loaded with free pub
LEFTY for Beveridge. And then, Mr..
| Beverage says, let's be good boys
! and spend no money for publicity yet
all the time, seven days in the week
this pabulum is spread. Senator New
! has no string of newspapers to support
him. He has no money to spend law
ishly. l am paying my own expenses
| am doing it as an Offering TO the
| individuals who formed a part of the
| American army.
"Beveridge said to the Progressives
of Wayne county, because We dared
vote other than the straight ticket we
are being given thumbs down by the
regulars! He told them they were
i being prosecuted. | tell you that
never heard a friend of New mention
the fact that there was a family spat
| in 1912. We had one spat but under
the leadership of one American, who
did not sulk in a tent or bury himself
in the Maine woods or in villa; we
; were reunited"
Tribute to Roosevelt
Mr. Bookwalter paid tribute to
the memory of Theodore Roosevelt
/ Harry New does not possess the
gift of oratory which permits him to
reach into the heavens, pick out the
\ stars from their places, dust them off
and replace them. If we need oratory
in the senate we have James F. Wat
! son. We do want a man whose ears
are attuned to the call of his constit
uents, who will be there when you
service boys ask for help We do not
need a man who is seeking to strut
for a few minutes in the eyes of the
public"
/ In his address which preceded that
/ of Judge Bookwalter, Mr.. Keller said
Il believe that it can be truthfully
said that the people of Wayne county
will vote correctly on any political is
sue if they are possessed of all the
facts. 1t is for this purpose that to
nights meeting is being held. By this
meeting tonight the committee in
charge of Senator News campaign ii
this county hope to present the rea
: sons why Senator New should be re
> turned to the senate, and why exSen
ator Beveridge should not be.
b For my part have yet to hear any
}. reason advanced either BY Mr.. BeY