The day book. [volume], April 02, 1915, LAST EDITION, Image 25

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

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ables us to look forward to an awak
ened humanity that by its votes must
solve this undemocratic anomaly in
the near future and elect the Rubber
Stamp to all ornamental offices.
A. W.
CHICAGOGRAMS
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'- ? Work is progressing rapidly out in
-Warren Woods, in Austin, towards
the golf course.
Thoughts of springtime oft remind
us, we can make ourxderby last.
A bird in the hand is worth two in
the bush if it happens to be on the
back of a silver coin.
When the late Ezra Kendall was
playing in "The Vinegar Buyer," he
always had his "Mother" with him.
You've heard that old gag, "If a
cartoonist made pictures, we wonder
what John Drew?" Here's the an
swer. When John went into the
movies, he drew a crowd.
The movies, by the way, sure have
got a grip on Chicago. That's all
right, everybody else has got the
grippe.
There are sayings for both old and
young. For instance, "A man is a
man for a' that," and "Boys will be
boys."
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ERASE 2,278 VOTEDS' NAMES
The election commissioners' last
night issued a blanket order erasing
the names of 2,278 voters frofm the
registration books over the protest of
ctwo attorneys representing the
S Thompson organization.
The lawyers said the commission
ers would be guilty of malfeasance
F, of office if they left the elimination to
clerks. Commissioner Kellerman re
sented the language used by the at
torneys and said the elimination
would be made "by the'commission."
Attorney David, who represented
Sweitzer, told the Thompson men to
get the commissioners indicted if
they were guilty.
HINDOO STUDIES WAY WE DO
THINGS IN AMERICA
r.SFbuI Chinna-fBi
Dr. S. Paul Chinapa, the Hindoo
stan scholar who has come to Amer
ica under the auspices of his govern
ment to study social and economic
conditions with a view to introduc
ing American customs in his own
country.
SISTERS SENT TO ASYLUM
County Judge Scully's commission
on lunacy yesterday adjudged Mrs.
Clara Kittredge and Miss Mary Ste
phans, wealthy sisters whose minds
broke down after too hard studying
of Christian Science doctrines, in
sane and they were ordered sent to
an asylum. They are members of
a wealthy eastern family.
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THE LATEST! SMOKED CHEESE
Clveland. Firemen said smoke got
into holes of 200 Swiss cheeses in
fire at Paul Schmidt's grocery and
gave them lots of trouble.
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