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GOVERNOR LOW-
DENS ASSISTANTS
RE-ELECT SINGER
THOMAS J. WEBB,
Great Coffee Merchant, Who Made a Splendid Record as Member of the
Board of Review, Is Much Talked of for Mayor.
CITY COUNCIL STAND
ING JMMMITTEES
Tho following list or Council Com
mlttecs was adopted:
Flnanco nichort, Schwartz, A. A.
McCormlck. Fctzcr, Woodhull, Kcrnor,
II. II. McCormlck, Capltaln, Llpps,
Watson, LUtlor, Long, Flsuor, Ilatcn
and Clark.
Local transportation Capltaln,
Hlckoy, Nance, McNlchols, Smith,
Walkowiak, Franz, Daulor, Wallace
Llpps, Watson, Dyrno, Long, Fisher,
Hazen, Toman and T. J. Lynch
Gas, oil and electric light T. J.
Lynch, Illff, Hlckoy, McDonough,
Nanco, McNlchols, Ahem, Maypolo,
Walkowiak, Dowlcr, Walker, Daulor,
Wnllaco, Link, Adamowski, O'Toolo
and Toman.
Hallway terminals Llpps, Konna,
Schwnrt?. Fctzcr, McNlchols, Homo,
Touhy, Walkowiak, Howler, Walker,
Capltaln, Littler, Hrubcc, w. J. Lynch
and Kostnor.
Local industries Fisher, Hlckcr, A.
A. McCormlck, Klaus, Cullcrton, No
vak, Ahem, Smith, Olsen, Walkor,
JJaulcr, Pretzel, Hrubcc, O'Toolo and
Clark.
Harbors, wharves and bridges Lit
tler, Kcnnn, Guernsey, Woodhull, Go
vlor, Novak, Horho, Olsen, Kavanagb,
Powers, Hadcrleln, Wallaco, Konnody,
Moran and Hazen.
Judiciary Korner, Coughlin,
Schwartz, A. A. McCormlck, Fotzor,
Woodhull, Govlcr, Maypole, Kalndl,
Kunz, Powers, Stoffon, nocdor, Link,
Hruboc, W. J. Lynch, Kostnor.
Streets and alloys Toman, Cough
lin, L. 13. Anderson, Mulcahy, Kunz,
Adamklewlcz, Touhy, Fick, It. II. Mc
Cormlck, Ellison, Hoodor, Kennedy, W.
J. Lynch, Lylo, A. O. Andoson.
Llconse Smith, L. D. Anderson, Mul
cahy, Furman, Klaus, Krumdlck, No
vak, Ahern, Kalndl, Bowlor, Hadorloln,
Dyrno, O'Toolo, Lylo, Clark.
nulldlncs and city hall Protzel,
Jackson, Mulcahy, Guornsoy, Johnson,
Klaus, Krumdlck, Plotrowskl, Kava
nagb, Powers, Franz, Klllson, Adamow.
ski, Moran.
Schools, flro, pollco and civil service
Franz, Jackson, McDonough, Guern
sey, Johnson, Krumdlck, Homo,
Kalndl, Plotrowskl, Adamklowlcz,
Touhy, Steffen, Kennedy, Adamowski,
Dymo.
Public health Nanco, Kenna, Mc
Donough, Furman, Johnson, Cullorton,
Olson. Kunz, Adamklowlcz, Kavanagh,
Flck, Ellison, Pretzel, Moran, A. O.
Anderson.
Track o'.ovntton Maypolo, Coughlin,
L, D. Andorson, Illff, Govlor, Olson,
Plotrowskl, Flck, Itoodor.
Compensation Illff, Rlchort, Ker.
ner, It. H. McCormlck, Llpps, Watson,
Moran, Fishor, Tomnn.
Parks, playgrounds and bathing
benches Long, Jackson, Furman, Cul
lcrton, Hadcrloln, Link, Lylo, A. 0.
Anderson, Kostnor.
Homo defonso Kostnor, Illff, Go
vlor, Dowlor, Stoffon, Link, Lylo, To
man, T. J. Lynch.
EAGLETS.
Tho Oliver typowritor is praised by
all who linvo used it.
Alderman William P. Ellison of tho
Twenty-second Ward is making a
Rood record in tho city council. Tho
people are talking about him for
higher honors.
Dixon C. Williams, ono of tho finest
orators in tho Democratic party is
growing in popularity. Ho would
niako an Ideal member of congress If
ho would consent to run for tho office
Ivan D. Koukoff, tho well known
monoy broker and steamship agent, Is
a leader on tho West Side. Ho would
mako a good county commissioner.
W. J. Schultz, gonoral manager of
tho Illinois Merchants' Protective
Lcnguo, is a born loader and pno of
tho best posted men on business con
ditions in Chicago.
Goorge W. PauTIln, tho rrea,t fur
rier, has made a buslnosa record for
honesty and Integrity that win (or
him hoU of friondi.
Department of Trade and Commerce.
Director William II. Doys, Strcator,
$0,000.
Assistant Director James S. Bald
win, Decnturj ? 1,000.
Superintendent of Insurance Fred
W. Pottor, Albion; $5,000.
Firo Marshal John Gambor, Otta
wa; $3,000.
Chief Grain Inspector Walter E.
Schmidt, Chicago; $5,000.
Department of Finance.
Director Omar H. Wright, Dolvl
doro; $7,000.
Asslstnnt Director Evorctt H.
Tripp, Dohidoro; $1,200.
Administrative Auditor Joseph C.
Mason, Chlcngo; $1,800.
Superintendent of Dopnrtmcnt Re
portsA. T. Splvny, Enot St. Louis;
$3,C00.
Department of Agriculture.
Director Charlos Adklns, Bonient;
$0,000.
Asslstnnt Director H. II. Parko,
Sycamore; $3,C00.
Superintendent of Foods and Dairies
John D. Ncomnn, Elgin; $4,800.
Suporlntondont of Animal Industry
W. W. Wright, Toulon; $3,600.
Chief Votorluarlan A. T. Peters,
Peoria; $4,200.
Chiof Gamo and Fish Wardon
nnlph F. Bradford, Pontine; $3,000.
Department of Labor.
Director Barney Cohen, Chicago;
$5,000.
Assistant Director Burt C. Boan,
Chicago; $3,000.
Chief Factory Inspector Robert S.
Jonos, Flora; $3,000.
Superintendent of Froo Employment
Offices W. G. LoVmnn, Danvlllo;
$3,000.
Chlof Inspector of Private Employ
ment Agencies John J. McKenna,
Chicago; $3,000.
Department of Mines and Minerals.
Director Evan D. John, Carbon
dale; $5,000.
Assistant Director Martin Bolt,
Springfield; $3,000.
Department of Public Worka and
Buildings.
Director Lcsllo D. Puterbaugh, Peo
ria; $6,000.
Assistant Director Thomas G. Ven
nura, Watsoka; $4,000.
Suporlntondont of Waterways Wil
liam L. Sackott, Morris; $5,000.
Suporlntondont of Printing H. L,
Williamson, Springfield, $5,000.
Superintendent of Purchases and
Supplies Honry H. Kohn, Anna;
$5,000.
Superintendent of Highways 8. E.
Bradt, Do Kalb; $5,000.
Suporlntondont of Parks Frank D.
Lownan, Sandwich; $2,500.
Department of Publlo Welfare.
' Director Charlos H. Thorno, Chi
cago; $6,000.
Assistant Director James E. Mc
Cluro, Carllnvillo; $4,000.
Fiscal Supervisor Frank D. Whipp,
Springfield; $5,000.
Suporlntondont of Charities A. L.
Bowen, Springfield; $6,000.
Superintendent of Prisons John L.
Whitman, Chicago; $5,000.
Superintendent of Pardons and Pa
roles William Colvin, Springfield;
$6,000.
Department of Health.
Director Dr. C. St Clair Drake,
Springfield; $6,000.
Suporlntondont of Lodging House
Inspection William H. McCulloch,
Chicago; $3,000.
Department of Registration and Education.
Director Francis W. Shopardson,
Chicago; $6,000.
Suporlntondont of Registration
Fred C. Dodds, Springfield; $4,000.
Charles Ringer hns mado a magnifi
cent record as county nssessor. Ho
has mndo friends on nil sides by his
Just and impartial mothods and is
Jslnco tho outbreak or tho war. His
Bun, uuiiii u, .3iiuiiut.il, v ua.o ui (.feu,
Is enlisted in th nvintlon section of
tho United States army.
Ho should bo renominated and re
elected to tho board of assessors.
flno trade among leading business
and professional men. As a sartorial
artist ho has fow equals and no superior.
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CHARLES RINGER.
Popular County Assessor Who Shoul
d Be Renominated and Re-elected.
strong with men of every shndo of
political opinion. Ho deserves to bo
renominated and reelected,
RE-ELECTMERIDAN
Popular County Assessor De
serves Well at the Hands of the
Voters. His Record Is Good.
Ono of tho most popular public offi
cials in Chicago Is Mlchaol K. Sheri
dan, whoso torm aa county nssessor
expires this year.
His record is a flno ono and his
faithfulness to duty certainly entitles
him to a reelection nt tho hands of
tho voters regardless of party.
A staunch and lifelong Democrat,
loyal to his party, his rcnomtnatlon is
n certnlnty at tho primary.
Ho has treated nil cltlzons with fair
ness regardless of party linos and his
dovotlon to tho lntorests of all tho
pooplo is known to everybody. A
CAREY A STRONG
CANDIDATE
Tho fooling is growing that Tom
Carey is tho logical Democratic cnndl
dnto for Mnyor of Chicago.
Ho bolongs to no faction.
Ho Is controlled by no clique.
Ho lu forceful.
Ho Is fearless.
Ho is honest.
Ho has nothing to concert.
Tho longer tho campaign tho
stronger ho will bo.
Undor prctcnt conditions ho ap
pears to bo tho ideal candidate.
BARASA HEADS LIST
Tho official count chows tho follow
ing winners in tho Judicial raco at tho
recent Ropubllcnn primary:
IJcrnnrd P. Barnsa, B 55,930
Dnniol P. Trudo, D 55,127
Enrl C. Hales, D 53,591
Charlos F. McKlnloy, U 53,205
William K. Steele, B 41,405
Thomas J. Graydon, B 41.32G
William N. aon.mll., D 40,784
C. S. PIggott, B 40,080
James F. Duma, B 40,053
Arnold Heap, D 38,375
Frank Rico, gonoral maniigor of the
Benjamin Electric Company, Is ono of
tho progressive youiia business men
of Chicago. Ho In respected and pop
ular with ovorybody.
Charles Haatorilk, the well knows
brewer and president of the Best
Browing Company, has a host ot
friends in the business world.
The leadmg luorauors of every so
ciety and club in Chicago road The
Eagle.
Simon O'Donnell is nn honest, earn
est and respected leader In the world
of labor.
Gcorgo B. Baldwin, mnmigcr ot tho
Walworth Manufacturing Company, is
one of tho tenders In Chlcngo's busi
ness life.
REAL VALUES
IN
Tho Now Roma Italian restaurant
at 117 North Clnrk street, ncross from
tho county nml city buildings, is ono
of the most populnr rcstnurnnts In Chi
cago. Under tho nblo management of
Mr. I. Pollngrlnl It hns built up n groat
pntronnga among tho best class of
pooplo.
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Clayton F. Smith, Is a Domocrat
who grows in favor every day. Ho
would mnko n good mayor of Chicago
for all tho pooplo.
Charles n. Tnornton, the well known
lawyer, haa honored every office ha
ever filled from president of the
board of education to corporation
counsel.
John R. Ford, tho chief deputy col
lector of customs, la a moat efficient
aid tovCollector McNeill.
The Mlchelob CIub which meeU
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raan's splendid rooms la growing In
membership and power every day,
Judge Klckham Scanlan fulfills the
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ord on the bench la a good one.
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JOHN J. ROONEY,
Democratic Candidate for Judge of the Municipal Court.
ChiropracticWhat It Is.
Chiropractic (Klro-prak-tlk) is tho
Science of locating tho cnuso of (lis
enso and tho Art of removing it by
adjusting tho splno, which rollovcs
prcBsuro on tho nerves and allows
naturo's life-spark, or nervo energy, to
flow frcoly to and from tho brain.
Tho cauBo of dlscaso, as tho Chiro
practor llnds it, is a subluxntion of ono
or moro of tho vortobrao which doe
crenso tho slzo of tho opening through
which tho splnnl nerves pass, and
Impinge or press thorn, lionco shut off
u portion of tho norvo supply to tho
organs or parts, and tho result will bo
dlseaso, dornngod functional activity.
A normal norvo supply to any organ
or part ot tho human'body generates
normal function and maintains health.
In adjusting tho vortobrno to ro
lonso tho prcssuro, tho Chiropractor
uses and needs nothing but his hands.
Tho wholo object of his work is com
pleted when this pressure Is removed.
Nnturo docs tho curing. In somo enscs
dally adjustments nro necosBnry for a
timo. In other cases, howovor, three
ndjustmonts n week will bring splen
did results. Tho Chiropractor should
bo tho Judgo ns to tho frequency ot
tho ndjustmonts,
"No matter how strango, unusual,
or oven opposed to cstnbllBhcd cus
tom or bcllof an idea may bo, if its
claims provo to bo in hnrmony with
all tho essential facts concerning tho
subject to which tho Idea Is rolnted,
it Is truo and valunblo nnd should bo
nccoptod," Investigate and interview
F. H. Soubold, D. C, 1430 Stovens
Bldg., Chlcngo, nnd bo convinced.
Advertisement.
Frank Hogan, tho highly respected
president of tho Hoco Envelope Com
pany, would mako n good mayor. He
Is a man of great exocutlvo ability
nnd earnestness ot purpose and he
numbers his friends by the thousands.
Maurice T. Cullorton Is much re
spected as a leader In labor circles.
Dr. George Sultan always made a
good record In public llfo.
James S. Hopkins, the able lawyer,
would make a good Judge of the Supe
rior court.
Dr. M. I.olnlngor, tho popular den
tist, who, with his sons, conducts tho
woll-known dental parlor at 1286 Mil.
wnukeo nvenuo, In tho Pnlatlno Build
ing, is ono of tho progressive nnd
wideawake citizens of tho Northwest
Side.
MICHAEL K. SHERIDAN.
Popular President of the Board of
Aiieasore Who Deserves Re-election
aa Aaaeator on Hla
Record.
ntitlvo American, Mr, Sheridan, who
was born in Sterling, Illinois, has
lived In Chicago slnco 1888.
For twenty years ho was manager
ot tho shipping department of tho big
pncklng plant of Morris & Company at
tho Stock Yurds. In 1912 ho was ap
pointed doputy clerk of tho Criminal
court and was olocted membor of tho
Cook county board ot assessors In tho
fall election ct that year. In this
capacity ho served two years as soc
rotnry of tho board nnd two yonrs ns
chairman, and during his ontlro torm
bis courao has boon guided by an eye
slnglo to tho wolfaro ot tho public,
fair play to the taxpayors duty. Ho
now holds tho position of olinlrraau
of tho board of assessors,
Mr. Sheridan received Ills education
In Storllng, Illinois, v.' hero ho grad
uated from tho public high schools.
Ho afterwards attended business col
lego nnd thus equipped ho started out
to faco thu world, nnd in tho world's
bnttlo has mot with great success.
Mr. Sherldnn is a membor of tho
Knights ot Columbus, tho Maccabees,
tho Loyal Ordar ot Mooso, tho Irish
Fellowship Club, tho Englowood Pa-
trlotlc Leaguo, tho Soldiers Relief So-
cioty nnd Is an auxiliary momtior of
tho Stuto Council of Dofonso. Ho is,
ns wo hno snld, a Domocrat from tho
ground up, and is now Democratic
wnrd committeeman from tho Thirty
first ward. Ho was a mombor of ex
emption board No. 72 until January
12, 1918, when Governor Lowdon nc
coptod his roBlgnntlon which Mr.
Shoridnn wns obliged to tender so ho
could nttend to his ofllclal duties ns
mombor of tho board of assessors,
Mr. Sheridan has tho distinction ot
being complimented upon tho fnct
that his board of exemption had not
cost tho government a slnglo ponny
for anything whllo ho was a mombor
of that body, as ho furnished tho
ciork-hlrc, room, light, heat nnd
ovorythlng olso portnlnlng to tho
work.
As stnted nt tho outset, Mr. Shorl
dnn's term expires In tho coming fall.
Ho Is a cnndldnto, within the lines ot
tho Democratic organization, nnd It ho
Is nominated for ro-oloctlon (which is
n certainty) ho will undoubtedly bo
ro-ulectcd. Ho Is a mnn ot quiet and
unnssumlng wnys, nnd his candidacy
is being conducted in n qulot, dignified
wny. As ho snys hlmsolf: "If tho
Democratic organization drafts mo
ngnln for ofllco I shall make tho raco,
nnd If eloctod shall servo. If I nm not
'drafted' by tho party I shnll bo found
working for tho regular candidate,
and for all tho regular candidates on
tho county ticket."
Michael K. Sheridan Is nothing If
not a patriot. Ho has given his timo'
and best efforts to his country ovor
GEORGE R. WALKER
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