Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1931, Page 12

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Isn't it too bad that 80 few of us really enjoy it? Doctors pretty well ‘agree that most headache, lagiof pep, drow- siness when you ought to feel wide awake, and sée: blue glasses generally, ing the world through . INUIJON. . . insider” - = ”., are due to failure to -keep - “clean inside.” They -agree also that the easiest, safest way to relieve this INSIST ON NUJOL.. [4 di MAYORALTY RACE N CHEAGO BITER Parade of Jackasses and Display of Gang Weapons Draws Spotlight. This is the first of a series of three stories on the Chicago masoralty cam- , Which Will "be decided "Febru- By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, February 19.—A parade of jackasses, a display of gang weapons, a bitter- exchange of personalities and the world tunes in on Chicago again. This time the attraction is the three- cornered race for the Republican nomi- natien for mayor. Mayor William Hale Thomps«,\, older and hoarser but still vigorous?1s opposed by Municipal Judge John H. Lyle and Alderman Arthur F. Albert in a contest that combines all the old-time theatricals Wwith ultra- modern campaign methods. As it turns the dials to Chicago and sits back to listen, the world knows that it is in for a good show. Chicago is an old, familiar station. It has enter- tained, amused, sometimes shocked those on the receiving end for many years. Gang Wars Exploited. The gang wars, Dion O'Banion’s dramatic death, the shooting of Tony Lombardo on a Loop street, the Valentine day massacre of seven gangsters, the slaying of Alfred Lingle in a pedestrain tunnel, the activities of Czar Al Capone —all have been exploited to the far corners of the earth. In a less spectacular, but still impres- sive way, Chicago's news has told of industrial progress, enormous factories. the stockyards, great building projects, the glory of one world’s fair and the hopes of another. But the political life in the Midwest metropolis has always attracted atten- tion, especially since the entry of the master showman, William Hale Thomp- son. “Big Bill the Builder” has staged many of them, vote-getters and side- splitters. He campaigned in 1915 on the resurrected slogan of “a full dinner pail,” argued, among other things, for home rule for Ireland in 1919, and as- tounded the world in 1927 by promis- ing to “crack King George in' the snoot” if he ever came to Chicago. “Wears No Man's Halter.” This time Thompson has found some one closer home to campaign against He vows, with gusto, daily that he gained _eight pounds - since | “wears no man's halter” and attempts to show that his opponents do—that their halters lead to newspaper offices. For once, Thompson has an opponent willing to engage him at his own game. Lyle, who became a national figure while in the usually inconspicuous of- fice of municipal judge, relishes a fight and has no objection to histrionics or to strong language. ‘Thompson started using a jackass pa- rade, depicting Lyle on a. mule and Albert cn a burro. Lyle, vociferous foe of gangdom, responded by bringing ma- chine-guns sawed-off shotguns, black- jacks' and pistols to his meetings and charging that the men who used such weapons were all for Thompson. Start- ing from “the nutty judge” and “that big clown,” the two worked up to & name-calling contest that got too strong for_print. " Albert Backed by Deneen. Albert, backed by the faction headed by Senator Charles S. Deneen, has pointed to the antics of his opponents and asked the voters, “Is that the kind of a mayor you want? Anton J. 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(#).—The local municipal council here has partly relieved the housing shortage by con- verting the famous Smolensk Prison, bullt 100 years ago, during the reign of Nicholas I, for political prisoners, into a first-class hotel with accommo- dations for some 1,000 persons. ‘The lower floor of the building, which formerly served as quarters for the prison guards, now contains a co- operative shop, bath, restaurant, post office, laundry ‘and billiard room. The remodeling of the prison cost the government 900,000 roubles (about $450,000). . 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In a beauty parior on the revolving stage the secrets of Paris are so realistically re- vealed that the male members of the audience are quite spellbound and for Notice to Subscribers in Apartment Houses Subscribers wishing the carrier boy to knock on the door when delivering The Star will please tele- phone circulation depart- ment, National 5000—and instructions will be given for this service to start at once. once infinitely more amused and sur- prised than the women. Yet it is'a woman’s play, for the plot turns on the fact that the lovely - prietress of the beauty parlor, aged 26, is obliged to pretend that she is 42 for advertising reasons. She falls in love with another woman's gigolo and her business secret is revealed, but the handsome young man returns to the sophisticated lady whose youth is for- ever being renewed by the establish- ment. 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