The day book. [volume], April 01, 1915, NOON EDITION, Image 4

About The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917

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ish them if they commit misdemean
ors." Millions to legislate new laws mak
ing boyish pranks misdemeanors and
not a penny to provide clean, healthy
amusements for these boys that they
may not be guilty of the prank we
have labeled a misdemeanor, millions
to arrest boys and prosecute them,
and a humanitarian judge has to ap
peal to the kind hearts of men to give
their services free'that boys presumed
innocent until proven guilty -may
have defenders. Not a thing to be
very proud of in the twentieth cen
tury, is it?
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OUGHT UNCLE SAM MAKE HIS
OWN ARMOR PLATE?
Since 1887 the Bethelehem Steel
Co., the Midvale Steel Co. and the
Carnegie Steel Co. composing the
armor and ammunition ring drew
down from the navy department
alone for the single item of armor
plate contracts aggregating $95,628,
912 .divided as follows: Bethlehem,
$42,321,237; Carnegie, $32,954,377;
Midvale, $20,353,298.
The average cost of this armor to
the government was $440.04. Ad
miral Strauss estimates that a gov
ernment plant of 20,000 tons capac
ity can manufacture armor plate at
a cost of $279 per ton. Although this
is $31.83 per ton higher than the av
erage of nine official government es
timates, even taking this figure, the
government would have saved $34,
392,981 on armor plate since 1887.
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MAN-STYLE POCKETS FASHION'S
LATEST FANCY
In the fashion world at least wom
en are sharing "equal rights" with
men all of the new spring suits have
pockets, big pockets, convenient and
ornamental.
The "made in America" costume
shown here is fawn color cravat
cloth by its pockets, its suede belt
and its buttons you may know that it
is the very latest thing in spring mod
els. The side-lace shoes and the Tam J
O'Shalrter are also spring fashion
novelties.
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Gen. Coxey, at St. Louis, roasted
Democrats, Republicans, Socialists,
Progressives, railroads, bankers, CoL
Roosevelt, the trusts, Secretary Bry
an, John D. Rockefeller, automobiles,
Billy Sunday and booze and never
mentioned the St. Louis Browns.
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There are 1865 telephones in one
New York hotel. Imagine trying to
sleep with all of them ringing!
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