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RE-ELECT RINGER
Clmrles Rlnror hns mndo a magnlfl
cent record ns county nssessor. Ho
lms mndo friends on nil sides by his
just nnd Impartial methods and Is
slnco tha outbreak or tho war. Ills
son, John J. Sheridan, 20 years ot ago,
Is enlisted In tho aviation section of
tho United States army.
lie should bo re-elected to the Hoard
of Assessors,
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CAREY A STRONG
CANDIDATE
flno trndo among loading boslncss
and professional men. As a sartorial
artist ho has few equals and no superior.
Tho feeling Is growing that Tqm
Carey Is tho logical Democratic candi
date for Mayor of Chicago.
Ha belongs to no faction.
Ho Is controlled by no clique .
Ho is forcoful.
Ho Is fearless.
Ho Is honest.
Ho has nothing to conceal.
Tho longer tho campaign
stronger ho will bo.
Under present conditions ho
pears to bo tho Ideal candidate
tho
ap-
Frank Hlce, gencrnl mnmiger of the
Honjamln Eloctrlc Company, l one of
the progressive young business men
of Chicago. Ho la respected and pop
ular with everybody.
Charles Hnnterllk, the well known
brewor and president of the Best
Brewing Company, has a host of
friends In the business world.
The leadmg members or every o
ctety and club In Chicago read The
Eagle.
Simon O'Donncll is an honest, earn,
eat and respected leader In the world
of labor,
flcorgc 11. Baldwin, manager of the
Walworth Manufacturing Company, la
one of tho leaders In Chlcngo's busi
ness life.
CHARLES RINGER.
Popular County Assessor Who Should
Be Re-Elected.
strong with men
polltlc.nl opinion,
re-elected.
of every shado of
Ho deserves to bo
RE-ELECTJHERIDAN
Popular County Assessor De
serves Well at the Hands of the
Voters. His Record Is Good.
Dixon C. Williams, ono of tho finest
orators In tho Democratic party Is
crowlnc in tionularity. Ho wculd
' mako an Ideal member of congress if
ho would consont to run for tho office.
Ivan D. Koukoff, tho well known
monoy broker and steamship agent, is
a leader on tho West Sldo. Ho would
mako a good county commissioner.
Aldormnn William P. Ellison of tho
Twenty-second Ward is making a
good record In tho city council. Tho
pcoplo nro talking about him for
higher honors.
Tho Now Iloma Italian restaurant
at 117 Noith Clark street, across from
tho county and city buildings, Is one
of the most popular restaurants In Chi
cago. Under tho nblo management of
Mr. I, Pcllngrlni it has built up n great
patronage among tho hst class of
people.
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D. J. McMAHON.
One of Chicago's Leading Lawyers, Who Deserves to Bo Elected Judge
of the Municipal Court.
GOVERNOR LOW
DEN'S ASSISTANTS
Department of Traae and Commerce.
Director William H. Boys, Streator,
$6,000.
Assistant Director James 8. Bald
win. Decatur; $4,000.
Superintendent of Insuranco Fred
W. Potter, Albion: $5,000.
Flro Marshal John Gambcr, Otta
wa; $3,000.
Chief Grain Inspector Walter E.
Schmidt, Chicago; $5,000.
Department of Finance.
Director Omar II. Wright, Bolvl
dero; $7,000.
Assistant Director Everett H.
Tripp, Bolvldoro; $1,200.
Administrative Auditor Joseph C.
Mason, Chicago; $4,800.
Superintendent of Dopartmont Re
portsA. T. Spivoy, East St. Louis;
$3,600.
Department of Agriculture.
Director Charles Adklns, Bomcnt;
$6,000.
Assistant Director H. II. Parko,
Sycamoro; $3,600
Superintendent of Foods and Dairies
John B. Neeman, Elgin; $4,800.
Superintendent of Animal Industry
W. W. Wright, Toulon; $3,600.
Chief Votorlnarlan A. T. Potors,
Peoria; $4,200.
Chief Gamo and Fish Warden
nalph F, Bradford, Pontine; $3,600.
department of Labor.
Director Barnoy Cohen, Chicago;
$5,000.
Assistant Director Burt C. Bean,
Phtcfiiro! J3.000.
Chief Factory Inspector Robert S.
Jones, Flora; $3,000.
Superintendent of Free Employment
Offices W. G. Lowraan, Danvlllo;
$3,000.
Chief Inspector or 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 Works and
Losllo D. Putorbaugh, Peo
ria; $6,000.
Assistant Director Thomas G. Ven
num. Wntsoka; $1,000.
Superintendent of Waterways Wil
liam h. Sackott, Morris; $5,000.
Suporlntondont of Printing H. L.
Williamson. Springfield, $5,000.
Superintendent of Purchases and
Supplies Honry II. Kohn. Anna;
$5,000.
Superintendent of Highways S. E.
Bradt. Do Kalb; $5,000.
Superintendent of Parks Frank D.
Lawman, Sandwich; $2,500.
Department of Public Welfare.
Director Charles H. Thorno, Chi
cago; $6,000.
Assistant Director James E. Mc
Cluro, Carllnvlllo; $4,000.
Fiscal Supervisor Frank D. Whlpp,
Springfield; $5,000.
Suporlntondont of Charltlos A. L.
Bowon, Springfield; $5,000.
Superintendent of Prisons John L.
Whitman, Chicago; $5,000.
Superintendent of Pardons and Pa
rolesWilliam Colvln, Sprlngflold;
$5,000.
Department of Health.
Dlroctor Dr. C, SL Clair Droko,
Sprlngflold; $6,000.
Superintendent ot Lodging House
Inspection William H. McCulloch,
Chicago; $3,000.
Department of Registration and Edu
cation. Dlroctor Francis W. Shopardson,
Chicago; $6,000.
Superintendent of Registration
Fred C, ppdds, Sprlngflold; $4,000.
The Mlchelob Clut Which meets
at Ohio and Clark streets in S mer
man's splendid rooms Is growing in
membership snd cower every day,
Judge Klcknarri Scanlan fulfills the
expectations of his frlonds. His rec
ord on the bench Is a good one.
Clayton F. Smith Is n Democrat
who grows In favor every day Ho
would mnko a good mayor of Chicago
for all tho pcoplo.
EAGLETS.
Tho Oliver typowrltor is praised by
all who lmvo used it.
George W. PauiUn, the great tup
rlcr, has made a business record for
honesty and Integrity that wins for
htm hoets ot friends.
Charles a. Tnormon, tne well known
lawyer, has honorod every office be
ever filled from preeldent of the
soard ot education to corporation
counsel.
John R. Ford, tha chief deputy col
lector of customs, is a most efficient
aid to Collector McNeill.
Frank Hogan, tho highly rospected
president of tho Hoco Envolope Com
pany, would make a good mayor. He
Is a man of great exocutivo ability
and onrnestness of purpose and he
numbors his frlonds by tho thousands.
Maurico T. cullerton Is much re
spected as a leader in labor circles.
Dr. George Sultan always made a
good record In public life.
Dr. M. Lolnlngor, tho popular den
tist, who, with his sons, conducts tho
well-known dental parlor at 1286 Mil.
waukco avonuo, In tho Palatlno Build
ing, is ono of tho progressive and
Ono of tho most popular public offi
cials In Chicago Is .Michael K. Sheri
dan, whoso tot in as county assossor
expires this year.
Ills record Is a flno ono and his
faithfulness to duty ccrtnlnly entitles
him to a ro-olectlon at tho hands of
tho votors regardless of party.
A staunch and lifelong Domocrnt,
loyal to his party, his renomlnatlon is
a certainty nt tho primary.
Ho has treated all citizens with fair
ness regardless of party lines nnd his
dovotlon to tho interests of all the
peoplo is known to ovorybody. A
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MICHAEL
SHERIDAN.
Popular President of the Board ot
Assessors Who Deserves Re-election
as Assessor on His
Record.
natlvo Amorlcan, Mr. Sheridan, who
was born In Sterling, Illinois, has
lived In Chicago slnco 18S8.
For twenty years ho waB mnnagor
of tho shipping dopartmont of tho big
packing plant ot Morris & Company at
wldo-nwako citizens of tho Northwest tho Stock YardH. In 1912 ho waB ap-
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CHARLES KRUTCKOFF,
Republican Candidate for County Assessor.
Sldo.
Lc Grand Foot Parlor Opening.
Tho Lo Grand Foot Parlor at 1330
North Clark strcot, had ft grand open
ing of Its now quarters at tho abovo
number on Soptombor 14. Thoro was
class to that opening, too. Somo of
tho best pcoplo on tho North Sldo,
Including many patrons from tho
Lake Shoro Drlvo, woro present. Pro
fessor Fastollo furnished a splendid
entertainment. Thoro woro musical
selections nnd choice numbera by emi
nent soloists. A flno orchestra
charmed tho audience Thoro was a
Punch and Judy show, flno refresh
ments and a good time generally.
Chiropractic What It Is.
Chiropractic (Klro-pralt-tlk) is tho
Science of locating tho cause ot dls
easo and tho Art of removing it by
ndjiifitlng the splno, which relieves
prcssuro on the norves and allows
nature's llfospark, or norvo cnorgy, to ,
How freely to and from tho brain. !
Tho causo ot disease, as tho Chiro
practor finds It, Is a subluxation ot ono
or moro of tho vertobrao which doo
crease tho hIo ot thu opening through
which tho spinal norvos pass, and
Implngo or press them, honco shut oft
a portion of tho norvo supply to Mio
organs or parts, and tho result will bo
disease, deranged functional activity,
A normal nervo supply to any organ
or part of tho humnn body generates
normal function and maintains health.
In ndjustlng the vortobrao to ro
leaso tho prcssuro, tho Chiropractor
linos and needs nothing but his hands,
Tho whole object of his work Is com
pleted when this prcssuro is removed.
Nnturo does tho curing. In somo caso3
dally adjustments aro necessary for a
tlmo. In othor cases, however, throa
ndjustnionts a week will bring splen
did results. Tho Chiropractor should
bo tho judgo as to tho frequency of
tho adjustments.
"No matter how strange, unusual,
or oven opposed to established cus
tom or belief an idea may bo, If its
claims provo to bo In harmony with
all tho essential facts concerning tho
subject to which the idea is related,
It Is truo and vnluablo and should bo
accepted." Investigate and Interview
F. II. Soubold, D. C 1430 Stovens
Bldg., Chicago, and bo convinced,
Advertisement.
pointed doputy clork of tho Criminal
court and was elected niombor of tho
Cook county board of assessors In tho
fall election of that year. In this
capacity ho sorvod two years as sec
retary of tho board and two years as
chairman, and during his ontlro torm
bis courso hnB beon guided by an oyo
slnglo to tho wolfaro ot tho public,
fair play to the taxpayers duty. Ho
now holds tho position of olialrman
of tho board of assessors.
Mr. Sheridan reoelved his education
In Sterling, Illinois, whero ho grad
uated from tho public high schools.
Ho aftorwards attondod buslnoss col
logo and thus equipped ho Btnrtcd out
to faco tho world, and in tho world's
bnttlo has met with great success.
Mr. Sheridan Is a member of tho.
Knights of Columbus, tho Maccabees,
the Loyal Order of Mooso, tho Irish
Fellowship Club, tho Englowood Pa
triotic Leaguo, tho Soldiers Relief So
ciety and Is an auxiliary member of
tho Stuto Council ot Defense Ho is,
as wo lmvo said, a Domocrnt from tho
ground up, and is now Democratic
ward commltteomqn from tho Thirty
first ward. Ho was a niombor of ex
emption bonrd No. 72 until January
12, 1918, when Governor Lowdon ac
cepted his resignation which Mr,
Shorldan was obliged to tondor so ho
could attend to his official duties as
mombor of tho hoard of assessors.
Mr. Sheridan has tho distinction ot
being complimented upon tho fuct
that his board of exemption had not
cost tho government a single ponny
for anything while ho was a mombor
of that body, as ho furnished tho
clork-hlre, room, light, hent and
everything elso portalntng to thu
work.
As stated nt the outsot, Mr. Sheri
dan's term expires In tho coming fall.
Ho Is a candidate, within tho lines ot
tho Democratic organization, and It ho
is nominated for ro-olectlon (which Is
a cortnlnty) ho will undoubtedly bo
ro-olocted. Ho Is a roan of quiet and
unassuming ways, and his candidacy
is bolng conducted in a quiet, dlgnlflod
way. As ho says himsolf: "If tho
Democratic organization drafts mo
again for ofllco I shall mako tho raco,
and If elected shall servo. If I am not
'drafted' by the party I shall bo found
working for tho regular candidate,
nnd for all tho regular candidates on
the county ticket."
Michaol K. Sheridan Is nothing if
not a patriot. Ho has given his time
and best efforts to his country over
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