French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03
Chicago. Ill. April 20.

this city, In an editorial today urge
congress to impose a heavy tax on tn
cotton of the South. 1t contends tina
this would force the southern pIante.
to plant corn instead of cotton and il
that way prevent a food famine. .Thi
paper is the same journal that ha,
been bitterly. denouncing the Soutl
for its elimination of the negro vote
and is a strong advocate of measures
akin to the infamous force bill thai
extremists like Hoar, Spooner ant
Lodge attempted to fasten upon the
people of the South. It regards the
income tax as class legislation, but
seems to think it perfectly justifable
as a war measure to tax the Souths
greatest industry.
Mrs. Margaret Sanger recently con-
V1cted i'll the courts. United States,
for disseminating birth control Iitera-
ture, and sentenced to 80 lays con-
fnement in the BrideWell prison, and
who attempted to starVe herself to
death, while there, is now in CHICAGO.
and delivered a series of lectures upbn
the subject of birth control at he
Strand theatfe. She is a woman of
striking appearance and highly ac-
compl1sher. Under the state laws.
Illinois. Is not a. criminal ~effense to
publicly discuss the subject of birth
control. but it is a violation to dis
tribute upon the public streets of the
city any literature bearing upon that
SUBJECT. Female detectives were as
by the police city detective
force to attend the lectures and re-
port any violations of the city ordi-
nances. The Strand was crowded
with Wnnnnn nF~-YAn1&I =
s1t1on, and the address of the speaker
enthusiastically applauded. At times
n came very near the danger line in
discussing her theme, but SO far she
has not been arrested.
Teddy" the Terrible" made q
speech here on the 26th at the Stock
yards. 1t goes without saying that he
had an immense crowd and was given
the glad hand by his admirers and
.vocfferous auditors.
1t appears that the so
far has sat down upon his schema to
to the French front a division of
United States volunteers, but there is
no doubt but that he has already en-
rolled over 100000 men, who will ioin
I'm at any time upon his call. In
it is difficult to enroll in his
legion as all applicants must be be-
the ages of % and 40. physi-
sally formed, of fair education. and
must have had some military training
md experience.
General Joffre, the hero of the hat
lie of the Marine is to also speak here
cry soon. A great reception will he
s1Ven him. He is urging the United
states to send troops at once to the
european battle front.
DR. Henry Pratt Judson, president
t the greatest University in this
ountry, the University of Chicago.
Old an audience of 1900 students in
landell Hall last night, that the war
Iould be a long and bloody ONE"
millions of our young men u
lould be called to the front before
he war is over and almost undream- /
q sums OF money spent, but it will be
'orth it." The hall was filled to the
nit and hundreds turned away.
Three years ago the Cafeteria was
unknown in Chicago. Now
ley be found by the hundreds not !
My IN the business section, but in
le residential section of the CITY.
hey feed daily hundreds of thousands
[ people. The food at the better
ass of Cafeterias is of the very best
n the cooking is excellent.
menues are of infinite variety and
almost every thing that YOU
onid find at a frst-class hotel, only
quors are not served. There are
} costly "tips" as you wait on your
If. AS you enter. you pass along a
ASS railing, and getting a plate, knife
fork, napkin, spoon and glass
III pass along the different counttrs
here o will find in hot platters
ups. roasts, fish. entrees, breads
'getables and deserts, with the
plainly marked over each. and
winch you are helped bv neatly
lite CLAD young women. WhenI
'Iped to such articles as you wishI
u pass on to the tables, with spot
linen, where you take from vour ;
alter your selected meal. and finish
at your leisure. In passing out
y the cashier the check which, has Y
en- given you by the young woman
;hecker," who has made a mental Il
lculat1on Of the articles you have :
lected as you passed and given you
check. o the same.
some OF the Cafetrias are, very pref
1tious, and have during the meal
and diner. splendid or-T
estras, who play the latest musical
mbers.
The most commanding personality
America today and the greatest
ing American-Theodore Roose-
1t visited Chicago yesterday. He
IS given a grand ovation, for he is
". and always has been the idol of
lcago. He was met at the Union
ton by 100. 600 enthusiastic admir-
who yelled themselves hoarse as
left the station and road through
principal streets OF the city. ac-
npan1ed BY the Second Illinois Cav
y and the band of the Great Lakes
aiming Naval Station. He bowed
Mt and left to the thousands who
9ered him all along the line of
reh. He addressed $4,000 men and
at the Auditorium of the