Judge, 1924-11-01 · page 15 of 36
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One Hundred Percenters in Action Overs shot into the kitchen of ~ the Busy Bee White Front Cafeteria on Main street immedi- ately after the Klan nde, and that popular cating place was crowded with 100) per cent., white, Nordic Americans. Three Irish stews. Three pigs knuckles and sauer- kraut—make it four, One sweitzer cheese with a Ber- muda onion. Two Hamburg steaks with French fried potatoes. A cup of coffee and French rolls. potatoe: A plate of macaroni, : English tea, » of English mutton and with the jackets on. an goulash; make it hot. Four chop sueys. John Flanagan “Dre been teaching my wife to fly.” By their donations some. philan- thropists reveal the sad fact that it is frequently the head rather than the heart that is soft Some fellows dance all night for nothing; others become professional fighters and collect: big money: for doing the same thing.