Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 302, 28 October 1913 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1913

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NICHOLSON SEEKS

MORAL

IMPROVEMENT

Addresses Letters to Mayoralty Candidates on This Question. S. B. Nicholson, a prominent membw of the Friends church, editor of the American Friend and author of

(the Nicholson liquor law of Indiana,

today addressed the following communication to the four mayoralty candidates: My Dear Sir: With the near approach of the city election, the voters of Richmond are naturally turning their attention to a choice of candidates. As a new comer who expects to make use of the franchise for the first time in the city, and representing as I believe the desire for similar information on the part of a large number of other voters in this

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municipality, I am addressing copy of this letter to each of the four mayoralty candidates, to ascertain the position of each on some important questions of public interest. Since coming here, I have noticed with regret evidences of lawlessness and moral delinquencies, due apparently in large part to a loose policy of enforcing the liquor laws and other similar statutes designed to conserve public morals. Believing as I do that the greater problem that can concern any municipality is the proper safeguarding of the moral interests and rights of its people, I am writing to ask for my own information and that of many others similarly interested, as a basis for action in the approaching mayoralty contest, the following questions: 1. If elected, what will be your poIicy relative to the strict enforcement of the liquor laws, especially with reference to the sale of liquor by unlicensed persons, the sales on prohibited days and hours, sales to drunkards and others to whom the sale of liquor is forbidden, and the treatment of per

sons found in a state of intoxication. 2. If elected, what will be your policy relative to gambling, the social evil, and other public evils that, if permitted, would endanger the morals of our people? Appreciating an early reply to those questions, I am. Very cordially yours, S. E. NICHOLSON.

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CITY STATISTICS

Births. Mr. and Mrs. August Oberle, 433 South Fifth street, boy. Deaths and Funerals. FULLE the funeral of Ruby Fulle who died at the home, 413 South Fourth street. Sunday, will be held at the home at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and at 2 o'clock at St, John's Lutheran church. Interment will be in the Lutheran cemetery. The Rev. A. J. Feeger will conduct the services. Friends may call at any time. Building Permits. W. H. Jones, 411 West Main, new, brick veneer, $4,000. Rosa Blickwedel, 620 South Ninth, new, brick, $1,200. Permits issued, 2; estimated amount $5,200.

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Adv. Published by the Progressive City Committee.

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Since Dr. Zimmerman has been Mayor of Richmond, he has not averaged two hours a day at his official duties. He has not even dignified his position by maintaining an office in the City Building where he could be found. The practice of medicine, racing horses at county fairs, running for re-election, operating a livery barn and other private interests of Dr. Zimmerman have come first; what time was left, the Mayor has given to this office. i. The City of Richmond has a population of 25,000; it has fourteen millions in taxable property; the Mayor gets $1 ,500 for being head of this corporation; after January 1 st, 1 9 14 he will get $2,000.00 annually. MR. FACTORY OWNER: How long would you keep a $2,000.00 superintendent who rang in at 8: 00 a. m. and out again at 1 0: 00 the same morning? MR. BUSINESS MAN: How long would you keep a clerk who gave two hours a day to your business and eight to his own?

MR. EMPLOYE:

Could you conscientiously take your pay envelope on Saturday night for a full week if you had only worked a day? Then why do you permit Dr. Zimmerman to make the office of Mayor of Richmond a side line. If leaks in the municipal treasury are to be stopped, i the Mayor must be on the job every hour in the day and every day in the year. Will J. Robbins pledges himself if elected Mayor of Richmond, to maintain an office in the City Building where he can be regularly found and to devote all of his time to being Mayor. Which do you say, next Tuesday, Mr. Voter A TWO HOUR MAYOR or A FULL DAY MAYOR

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