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THE WORID'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER
FOUNDED JUNE 10. 1847
ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE & 1903, AT
THE POSTOFFICK AT CHICAGO. ILL. UNDER ACT or
MARCH 2. 1879.
All unsolicited articles, manuscripta, letters and pletures eant
to
The Tribune are sent at the owner's risk, and The Tribune
CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER-
sompany expressly repudiates any liability or responalbility for their
sale custody or return.
h Coat Turns From
TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1923.
THE TRIBUNE OFFICES,
CELICAGO-TRIBUNE SQUAKE.
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SHANGHAI-4 AVENUE EDWARD VII.
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TOKIO-MORIMURA BUILDING, HIBIYA PARK,
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itself in the light of popular appt
SAN FRANCISCO-742 MARKET STREET.
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of beauty, thanks to the artistry
BEATTLE-WHITE HENEY STUART BUILDING.
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received from the couturiers her
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with lovely fur coats who are
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THE TRIBUNE'S PLATFORM
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trimmed cloth coats than in their
FOR CHICAGOLAND
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There is such a delightful dash ai
son that many patrons of the leading
to Make Chicago the First City in the Vorld.
fa
2. Start the Subway.
their appeal and 80 find themseIves
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3. Electrify the Railroads.
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each one of which is a gem. Dark
4. Abolish the Smoke Pall.
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and astrakan seems to be more in des
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5. Grade Separation on Through Streeis and
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Boulevards.
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wis send you & sketch of what was
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coat at luncheon at the Ritz this
PLAIN FACTS IN ILLINOIS
of the cholee of a stylish Parisienne wh
interprets the mode. And so you see
POLITICS.
à
cloth, its velvety surface showing off
Homer Galpin, chairman of the Republican
1
Ran used irregularly on the deep shav
county central committee, said that he would be
circular flounce which forins the low
in charge of the Republican campaign in Cook
longer in the back,
county and then went north for*a vacation in
Lucien Lelong makes an afternoon
Wisconsin. Mr. Emmerson, the candidate for gov.
blue lace of a small and delicate
ernor, took the announcement without other com-
to form two rounding tails, while tive
ment than that he made it a practice not to in-
round decolletage. The upper half et toll
terfere in county matters.
the hips and dips down in back to thi
Mr. Galpin represents everything in Republican
which reaches quite to the heels beront
county and city politics that was taken to a
thorough licking April 10 by alarmed and dis-
Oh, These
gusted voters. His part in local politics and gov-
ernment, his associates in and out of office, his
BY LEOLA
A
connections with the disorderly, disreputable and
Nov. 13.-Men are of
lawless auxiliaries of politics are known to every
one who knows anything about local conditions.
honest about their su
ages. Women never are. Somehow
It might as well be Al Cappne in charge of the
campaign.
youth doesn't seem to be the asset to
men that it is to women. Men tell
Such a management assumes that the .only
you truthfully how old they are
durable influences in Chicago political action are
and you can take them or leave is
the influences of the racketeers, bombers, machine
them as you like. Some women do
gunners, kidnapers, beer needlers, panders, joint
both.
keepers, gamblers, pay roll mendicants and petty
A woman changes her a.ge each
thieves, fee robbers, habitual criminals, immunized
time she tells it. You meet her ten
murderers, and such gang chiefs as are able
years after you left the old home
town and she tells you she is a year
to keep away from each other's gun fire and
younger than she was when you
enjoy the protéction of official patronage on
went away, She probably doesn
strictly business terms.
expect you to believe it, but there
This is the political hoodlum, highbinder, and
it is! They add birthdays and ab
the same time subtract years, Only
hijacking combination which had things in hand
the nimble witted can do that,
until the votes were counted April 10 after a cam-
*
*
paign of political assassination, house bombing.
A
CURRENT play informa us thai
ballot box stuffing, intimidation, assault and
old men "believe everything you
T
every kind of gang terrorism.
tell them and sleep eighteen hours a
day."
The scoundrels, blacklegs and professional pick-
If that la 80, "what is it that ore
pockets, treasury raiders, till tappers, exploiters
ses congealed it easy chairs. in
of women, card sharpers, commission killers, per
windows of these fine cluba along
diem gun men, contract bombers and percentage
Fifth av., that have the appearance
kidnapers used all their violence to nominate a
of old men?
They look, as if you'd have a dif-
del
ticket which would be good for four years more
11-7
m
of all thia, dated from next November, and the
elieve
combinations of politics, crime and vice were de-
feated in a desperate effort of the people of Chi-
cago to get rid of them.
The candidates who were the beneficiaries of
this revolt of the voters against government which
had ceased to be civilized and politics which was
nothing more than rapine, grand larceny, de-
generacy, sadism, privileged murder and system-
ized extortion, must be touched in the head if they
think that the April election was merely a fleet-
ing episode in the experience of credulous or
apathetic voters and that every one is willing to
forget it and welcome all the blacklegs back at
the table.
There is no truce with these fellows. They can-
not wash their hands and faces and call it a
reformation of character. Men with a pretense
to decency in public life and political action can-
not associate with them and expect to be regarded
as decent. If they go with them they gang with
them. If gang aid is sought we know gang prices
will be pa:d. These old devils cannot be disguised
under crowns of glory. They cannot be made to
smell of purity or shine with good works. In any
I
assemblage-they reduce the company which re-
Il
ceives them to their own level, to their practices
y
and their vices.
4)
No sensible citizen of Illinois will be fooled by
any idle thought that this state can be pulled out
of its disgrace by making the election a home com-
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UNDER ACT or\nMARCH 2. 1879.\nAll unsolicited articles, manuscripta, letters and pletures eant\nto\nThe Tribune are sent at the owner's risk, and The Tribune\nCHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER-\nsompany expressly repudiates any liability or responalbility for their\nsale custody or return.\nh Coat Turns From\nTUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1923.\nTHE TRIBUNE OFFICES,\nCELICAGO-TRIBUNE SQUAKE.\n1\nNEW YORK-512 FIFTH AVENUE,\nWASHING/TON-815 ALBEE BUILDING:\np\nncheon\nCouturiers Tur\nBOSTON-718 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING.\nn\nATLANTA-1335 HURT BUILDING,\nLONDON-72-78 FLEET STREET, E. c.\n4.\n&\nIN PARIS\nPARIS-1 RUE SCRIBE,\n'\nInto Th\nBERLIN-1 UNTER DEN LINDEN,\nRIGA-ROSENSTE_ 13/8.\nc\nROME-GALLERIA COLONNA (SCALA A.\nVIENNA-8 ROSENBURSENSTRASSE\nWARSAW-PLAC KRASINSKA 6.\nPARIS BUREAU, HERAL\nGIBBALTAB-noTEL CECIL.\nPEKING-GRAND HOTEL DES WAGON-LITS.\nARIS, Nov. 3.-The reign di\nSHANGHAI-4 AVENUE EDWARD VII.\nP\nTOKIO-MORIMURA BUILDING, HIBIYA PARK,\na storm of applause. 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Grade Separation on Through Streeis and\ne\nBoulevards.\nF\nwis send you & sketch of what was\ny\ncoat at luncheon at the Ritz this\nPLAIN FACTS IN ILLINOIS\nof the cholee of a stylish Parisienne wh\ninterprets the mode. And so you see\nPOLITICS.\nà\ncloth, its velvety surface showing off\nHomer Galpin, chairman of the Republican\n1\nRan used irregularly on the deep shav\ncounty central committee, said that he would be\ncircular flounce which forins the low\nin charge of the Republican campaign in Cook\nlonger in the back,\ncounty and then went north for*a vacation in\nLucien Lelong makes an afternoon\nWisconsin. Mr. Emmerson, the candidate for gov.\nblue lace of a small and delicate\nernor, took the announcement without other com-\nto form two rounding tails, while tive\nment than that he made it a practice not to in-\nround decolletage. The upper half et toll\nterfere in county matters.\nthe hips and dips down in back to thi\nMr. Galpin represents everything in Republican\nwhich reaches quite to the heels beront\ncounty and city politics that was taken to a\nthorough licking April 10 by alarmed and dis-\nOh, These\ngusted voters. His part in local politics and gov-\nernment, his associates in and out of office, his\nBY LEOLA\nA\nconnections with the disorderly, disreputable and\nNov. 13.-Men are of\nlawless auxiliaries of politics are known to every\none who knows anything about local conditions.\nhonest about their su\nages. Women never are. Somehow\nIt might as well be Al Cappne in charge of the\ncampaign.\nyouth doesn't seem to be the asset to\nmen that it is to women. Men tell\nSuch a management assumes that the .only\nyou truthfully how old they are\ndurable influences in Chicago political action are\nand you can take them or leave is\nthe influences of the racketeers, bombers, machine\nthem as you like. Some women do\ngunners, kidnapers, beer needlers, panders, joint\nboth.\nkeepers, gamblers, pay roll mendicants and petty\nA woman changes her a.ge each\nthieves, fee robbers, habitual criminals, immunized\ntime she tells it. You meet her ten\nmurderers, and such gang chiefs as are able\nyears after you left the old home\ntown and she tells you she is a year\nto keep away from each other's gun fire and\nyounger than she was when you\nenjoy the protéction of official patronage on\nwent away, She probably doesn\nstrictly business terms.\nexpect you to believe it, but there\nThis is the political hoodlum, highbinder, and\nit is! 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They can-\nnot wash their hands and faces and call it a\nreformation of character. Men with a pretense\nto decency in public life and political action can-\nnot associate with them and expect to be regarded\nas decent. If they go with them they gang with\nthem. If gang aid is sought we know gang prices\nwill be pa:d. These old devils cannot be disguised\nunder crowns of glory. They cannot be made to\nsmell of purity or shine with good works. In any\nI\nassemblage-they reduce the company which re-\nIl\nceives them to their own level, to their practices\ny\nand their vices.\n4)\nNo sensible citizen of Illinois will be fooled by\nany idle thought that this state can be pulled out\nof its disgrace by making the election a home com-"
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