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MYRTLE , TANNER DATEfcOR ' MyryeTajMr BkckHde, Xtpfl- caaatc for Ceoary Comait ,i wm bera on a &na 'ia srtfcB Illiaeie, recerrlaK her ed-a-aea i the PubUc Schools, titer which the UHhtchool for twoymrs. 5W six years she was private secre tary fer her fitther at the Sosthern JI lmo Peaitestiary and for serea years she was the chief beyer for a larfe departHieBt store. Five and a half years ago Hon. Jo seph P. Haas the best County Re- HON. MICHAEL ROSENBERG DEMOCRATIC CANDI DATE FOR TRUSTEE OF THE SANTTARY' DISTRICT Hob. Michael Rosenberg, Demo cratic candidate for Trustee of the Sanitary TJistrict of Chicago, was born right here in dear old Chicago 36 years ago, recemag -his education in its pabb'c schools later on rounding it oat or finishing it up in a first class business college, in starting in He for himself be began right down at the bottom of the ladder and grad ually worked his way on op to the top.. Looking around for something to do in his early manhood days he suc ceeded in finding a position with the Foreman Bros. Banking Co. as pay ing teller, holding that position down for a few years, with the help of some of his warm, friends he was able to en gage in business for himself and after much hard work on his part and dose attention to-business today he is suc cessfully engaged in several lines of profitable business. He is the presi dent of the International Lamp Man ufacturing" ""Corporation, which em ploys more than three hundred, and seventy-five colored men and . women; -when Mr, Rosenberg first 'started in 1 &:. --.-- employ coioreo men am nd women the HON. ULYSSES S. SCHWARTZ, DEMOCRATIC CANDI DATE FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF REVIEW Hon. Ulysses S. Schwartz, Demo cratic candidate for Member of the Board of Review of Cook County, M Illinois, was born in the City of Mil waukee, State of Wfsconsin, and is of immigrant parents. He was Educated in the public schools- of Norway, Mich, graduated from the John Marshall Law School, Chicago, and was ad mitted to the practice of law in 1910, he. was .appointed AssTstent ProsK cutor of the city by Mayor Carter H. Harrison in 1911, and served. 4 years. He afterwards attracted special atten tion by his vigorous prosecution of the Chicago Street Railway Com pany, -compelling them to furnish bet-' ter beating 'and ventilation of . cars, aad be ,co!kcted many thousands of dollars la fines as a result of his ef- idrts. Ties was the first case ot its character, ever instituted la. Chicago. He was elected, to the Gty Conasil ia; 1916, irem the- 3rd ward, and the following .year appointed to the Saaace committee aad has" served con tiaaally siace that time, and is now a jaca&er of the firm of Kelly, Pried- apar. framk s. noffltnai, .wixt nr rxatAXi of thk. JLWnum AHOCIATIOW ;Oa MaaaV Teak the pnaasy f the Lawyer Aaseaaaea to a etase aad the faBewiaf was h -- f' r sV ' aaSraakJt i.saBav Xss. - iA .. . r-. f a.atiar Jar eeaa ---- Maaae aaa x. jaaaas r - Z . . -t - f . aw " caart caisaaa -i p ,apwr" -; naaBBV - .1 . . ' U. IBiF.HliH 'm miA-- HK -.. me. .JHCaBS X, JOB. JIWU..i.i t MOW JUV-IMT 1KM -r " '" BBPfa - S. it BLA rvijBji'r 'l ' . ' r - COMWSSIONER corder that Coek few rrer h,. selected her m DepartBiea fice, where she m hundred and colored vader. ty' swyerrisioa. AH the, lsi di'sissji'MiU are wrk- tea aafraad kW: The ;' past year, LONfltssre kSot were written aad rs4 mU. , ay yre- vious year. Mrs. MtskKegt md her husband, Mr, Blkft, mad their ealy bob, YeiMcia afetMat kse at 6123 Indiaaa a- at. iti$: OF CHICAGO salesmen fer the W kuap shade -i - concerns weald eaU aa'the baycrs ttf the lamp shale isaaitniiats at the large department staves aad iafena them that the beaatifal lamp shades which were sold bylae IateraatioBal Lamp Maaakctarasj; Coraoratioa were made by cotfwd help and that n6ne of the big4 "stares sh'eald buy their goods aad thelresult was that Mr. Rosenberg lesir thousands aad, thousands of dollaTsf worth of busi ness each year thrisjgh. race preju dice against the coiend peeple but he' did not and would act discharge his colored Itelp. and as -the final result of hli determination tort'and by his col ored help all of theAWrge lampshade manufacturing concerns in this city are today following "Ip the footsteps of Mr. Rosenberg aad are noir em ploying hundreds ofJ!orcd men and women in bringingrtfi their prod ucts. ,v It should cecm reasonable to every colored person wheals deeply inver esled in. the welfare, his race that Mr. Rosenberg is: jaatty-.otiOea to re- "jycoHt'''' people on Tuesday. Noreaaher 7," ia man, Schwartz and Doyle, lawyers. and is a member of the following com mittees of the City Conncilf Finance; He was elected to the Gty Council Local Transportation; Railroads- In dustries Compensation. '-He abol aoHshed the absurd system By -which the Council since his plection. "He experts were overpaid millions of dol lars in fees .for Jtheir services.. Tn 1919 he was made chairman of the Local Transportation. .Committee, and his served iar that, capacity siace his elec tion. He formulated the well-known wwnt AiUUtlH A Ao, ,V4 USC V- lution of Chicago's difficult traction problems; a plan that will lower fares without reducing wages; eaabtes the building of subways, elevated aad street railway-exteasions. Ia 1922 he instituted the Traits against the Adams, Bcatty, Francois Company cemaellinff thy retail of over $2011986 paid to" them for work which was sever per formed. In the recent street car strike he organized the Citizens' Committee, which by bringJag paelfc pressare to bear, procured the suddea termina tion of Chicago's trasp ortaea tie-ap. In this regard, hts' efforts ia behalf of all -concerned aad, eseedaSy -the pablic, broacht. abaatthe aamasiastic leomraeaaatioa - af the pahtic, 'caawaer- 3. Judge Howard Cayes, R..;L117 4jBde JeW F. Ha, JU.,..1,5W 5. Judge JohaJUcaardioa, JCtf.111 Jadge R. Nencssatr, JUa.. -993 yphiiif. j. tj -Dw. :f. W tJadae Thaa. F. 9.Fraaokt orra; P 10.1esis W. & CwMrtrrNc74er,s Of- v& fissre Am two yremtk saisyt4k white ?ws Ssataia.aPaai. W trtlL Max as4etv Kef. 12.Ja M. Lyat, Saav.- 13.Jasaes Jlaaihar, Dear, H.Jaaa I'.-jiUtaVJ, fimi....T.. SM l.Jadtaaaaaalinhr, ICMiraaal F. i-a, u...i.. 317 lr.TJiniiitX. Mahrfar.B-a... Ml m-vi. -- n' -" '- --"" . "T fc, , jgp - - -x r- -r- ------- - . i aaF-a REPUBLICAN CANW- Mrs. Blacklidge is a yraauaenf ateather f the Washiactos Park Woaua's Oub, Woaiaa's Affiid Drag gist of Illinois, the Coloey Oub and Woaaa's Cry Club. Mrs. Blacklidge is one of the aaost gallant and charming ladies ia Chi cago. She is. full of business from the word go, and thousands of her friends, b all walks cf life ia this city, will on Tuesday, November 7, make it possible, for. her to "become! eae of the commissioners of Cook County. Ms race for one-of the Trustees of the Sanitary -District of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg, who, is a very- lovable lady to meet and their four children Creside in a pleasant home at- 1250 South Independence boulevard. As stated above Mr. Rosenber? is a member of thte Constitutional Con vention of Illinois, and he is also an honored member of 'the fol lowing- lodges and societies: Chi cago Lodge No. 4, B .P.O.E, Wau bansia Lodge No. 160; A. F. A. M.; Lafayette Park Chap'ter, Aryan Grotto No. 18, Beaconsfield Lodge K. of P, Chicago Council, Iroquois Gab, Illi nois Sportsman Club, Ambassador Club, Chicago Motor Club, Associ ated Jewish Charities of Chicago, Ra mah Lodae I. O. B. A.. Sheridan Park Club, Covenant Club, Bohemian Char itable Association; German Club of Chicago, Captain Dreyfus, Harmony Lodge K. ofJ.,v Hebrew Institute, Federated Orthodox Charities, Tem ple Judea, Congregation Sharah Tor ah, Gomel Chesed She! Emeth, Direc tor Marks Nathan Orphan, Home, Di- riS.el.Bn-rial.'&t-sl Home for Incurables at Oak Forest. 1 cial organizations and every apprecia tive citizen. Mr. Schwartz starts today as a can didate for tthe Board of Review, on an endorsed public record of fearless ness; intelligence, efficiency and econ omy. He is at the present time chair man of the Local Transportation Com mittee, chairman of the Committee on Committees, and chairman of the Sub Committee of the Finance Committee on expert, fees. Such honor and com pliment has been rarely ever paid to ("the competence and honesty of any other member of the Gty CounciL Alderman Schwartz, because of his record as a public servant of the -Gty of Chicago, because of his long ex perience in public affairs, because of the thought and .study he has .given taxation problems, and because of the proficiency he has displayed in the dis charge of every duty, and because of the- special efforts made by him to fa vor the colored, as well as the white people, is justified in asking every thinking citizen for his or her undi vided support in his candidacy for the office of Member of the Board of Re view, nace xj oetore as name mi the Democratic' cblumc on Tuesday, Nov. 7th, and assure yovrself a square deat " 1 ' .Ncw-siz-Yaar (Two'to be elecjd) L WilhamE.Heknd-'Rep....l,067, 2. AKar M. Eberha Rep...... 892 3. Ai F. Gonaaa, Dem. ......., 53? 4. Si JE. Pcas, Zem.. ......... 321 XewFaar-TsarT (Two to le elected) L Joha. J. 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MICHAEL ROSENBERG President of the Internatjonal Lamp, Maaaraetarmg Corporatioa His Company Grving Steady Employment to More Than Three Ham dred and Seventy-Five Colored Men aad Women. He Is a Mem ber of the Constitutional Convention of Illinois and He Has Al ways Voted Right oa All Qaeatioa Effecting the Political State of the Colored People in Thk State. He Is One of the Best aad Traest Friends of th Colored Race sa the United States. WiA oat Any Qoestion Aboat It.oa Jaesday, November 7, He Will Be Elected One of the Trustees of the Sanitary District of Chicago, HON. BENJAMIN M. MITCHELL WILL BE RE-ELECTED TO THE LEGISLATURE OP ILLI- ,NOI-FROM .THE,2JJST,jBEiJA- "TORIAL DISTRICT OP ILEX- NOIS Hon. Benjamin M. Mitchell, who is by far the oldest living member of the legislature of this state, is again trp for re-election. He Is the regular Democratic candi date for Representative from the 21st Senatorial District of Illinois. 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Brennan, the head leader of the Democratic Party in this city, county and state, who only plays at the game of politics for the fun-of the thing and" not to-make a living at it or out of it, is all smiles on. these beautiful October or fall days, for he freely predicts that the Democrats have got the Republicans on the dead run and that everycandidate on the Democratic ticket in this city and country will be elected on Tuesday, November 7. 4-