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Phi EL CHIClA O O EAGLE.
CAREY A STRONG
CAST IRON PIPE
Bell and Spigot-Flanged
Flanged Fittings
good for a pressure up
to 125 lbs., also Extra
Heavy for 250 lbs.
Lynchburg Foundry Company
General Sales Office, Peoples Gas Bldg., Chicago
Main Offices, Lynchburg, Virginia
CANDIDATE
BIG CREEK
COLLIERY COMPANY
Tho feeling is growing thnt Tom
Cnroy Is tho logical Domocratlc candi
data (or Mayor ot Chicago.
Ho belongs to no faction.
Ho is controlled by no clique.
Ho is forceful.
Ho is fearless.
Ho is honest.
Ho has nothing to conceal.
Tho longer tho campaign tho
stronger ho will bo.
Under present conditions ho ap
pears to bo tho ldoal candidate.
SALES AGENTS FOR
SALINE COUNTY COAL CO.
PRODUCING
PREMIUM COALS
BIG CREEK COAL CO.
PRODUCING
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PEOPLES GAS BUILDING
CHICAGO
Prank Rico, general managor of the
Benjamin Electric Company, in ono ot
tho progrosslvo young business men
of Chicago. Ho Is respected and pop
ulr with everybody.
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JOSEPH E. MURPHY,
The Well Known Manufacturer of American Steel Water Circulated Fire
Walls.
wo certainty hnvo plonty to bo thank
ful for this year, don't you?
Franco is n great country, but
America is God's country, nnd I am
just as anxious to get out of hero, as
I was to get over. Would not glvo a
sllco of Hogan's Alley for tho wholo
outfit. Thoro is plenty of rumors
floating around ns to leaving hero, but
I think that it will bo qulto n whilo
yet.
INTERESTING
SOLDIER'S LETTER
Sergeant Bert J. Smyth of Company
D, Headquarters Battalion C. R. O.,
on duty ot General Pershing's head
quarters In France, writes ns follows
to his father, P. 0. Smyth of Chicago,
tho well known author, Journalist and
genealogist:
Do you remember tho night of April
tho Fourteenth? That was the night
that we last saw each other. You did
not believe at that time, that in a
Bhort length ot time I would bo in
Franco with Pershing and tho Amox
Forces. A week later, 1 left Camp
Grant for Camp Merrltt. Right olt
tho jump things began to becomo in
teresting. First was tho attempt to
blow up our train, which was nipped
in tho bud.
Stayed In Camp Merrltt one week
which seemed like a year, nil being
anxious to start on our trip across tho
pond. It was there that wo wcro
fully equipped to play tho game.
Then camo tho march up tho gang
plank, to start our trip to (nobody
knew, or gavo a continental), as long
ns wo wero going to bo given n clmnco
to help convlnco tho Kaiser and his
Huns, that they wero not worth tho
powder to blow them to H , onco
tho Yanks got on their trail. Wo
know not whether wo would over
reach the other sldo, did not know
whether wo would bo nb'o to side
track tho many "tin llshos," which
wero oagorly awaiting us, Homowhero
In that wide oxpanso of water. Wero
wo worried? not a bit. If wo wero
to head for Davy Jones' Locker,
o. k nnd we had dono our bit. It
was a long ride, fourteen days, and
at times, I will admit, wo did feel
u w.o bit shaky and creepy. Who
wouldn't? All of tho way ovor I wns
Sergeant of tho Guard, night shift.
It was our duty to watch for fires,
llghtB on tho ship nftor dark, etc., but
above all to keop our "glimmers" opon
for submarines. Very nlco pastime
indeed, if you like It, ha, hnl Tho sea
was rather rough at times, and tho
largo waves at tlmo resembled, at
night, anything from a sub to a war
ship Of courso tho trip was punctuated
with mnri amusing occurences. Ha.
ha! It waH not oxuetly right to laugh
nt n fellow, doing Parado Rest, at tho
side ot tho ship, and feeding tho fish,
hut tho expression on sotno ot their
faces was Irroslstlblo. I was very
lucky on that scale, as I was not sick
any of tho timo. It' wns also rather
amusing to seo a couplo of IC. Ps.,
going down tho ladder with a largo
pan of beans, or "slum," tho array
name for stow, botween them, and
one of them take a notion to slip.
cry sorry looking sight when thoy
reached tho bottom. It was also very
nice, when wo would all bo eating, to
have tho ship glvo a sudden lurch, and
our mess kits loaded with chow slide
Into a very neat pile, on the floor nt
the end of tho table. Tho languago
used In such Instances made It rather
warm below decks, and I do not think
that you would find any of tho words
in Webster's dictionary. A very nlco
sensation is to awaken In tho mid
dle ot tho night to find a rat, tho bIzo
of a bull-dog, playing hldo nnd seek
with your big too. Try It somo tlmo.
Our trip went along uneventful, un
til wo wcro about three, days out from
this side. Wo had already met our
destroyers, which wcro to guard us
the balanco of the way. it was about
midday, myself nnd a few others wero
bolow deck In our bunks, reading,
when, bang, bong, I thought thnt tho
cntlro ocean had been turned up sldo
down. Wo could not seo our hand be
foro our fnce, dust, plaster, etc., was
so thick. Bcllovo mo, wo suro did
mako somo speed, getting up on dock,
II fo preservers on, expecting to lmvo
to jump over board (toot swoct).
Howovor wo did not hnvo to. It
seems that ono of thoso gol darn tin
fishes had como up to attack, or get
Its bearings, and a destroyer spotted
It.
Tho destroyer Immodlatoly dropped
n dopth bomb on It, and I understand,
put It out ot commission. Very good,
but I do not think thnt I would llko to
havo such an oxporlcnco very often.
So much for that.
It was on the night ot May four
teenth, that wo again felt, tho gang
plank under our feet, this tlmo going
down. Knch of us had 11 loaf of bread
undor our arm, and a supply ot tho
famous "corn-wllllo." Immediately
after leaving tho ship wo piled Into
n delightful French railroad car,
(something llko our wheel-barrows In
the States), to start on our journey
to somowhoro In Franco. Wo rodo,
(or bumped along) for about two
hours, stopped and unloaded In tho
city of Bordeaux. It was about two
o'clock In tho morning then, and rain
ing pitch-forks. Wo had to hlko all
tho way through tho city to reach our
camp. It was a very hilly section,
and marching up and down hills,
(most ot them scomod to bo up) 1b
no fun, with a heavy pack, and soaked
to tho skin. Wo i cached our now
enmp, Goulcnrt, about six o'clock in
tho morning, and then throw ourselves
down to sleep, any old place, it mado
no dlffcronco as wo suro wero tired
out.
I wns rather disappointed that I did
not got Into tho scrap, but can flguro
It us nothing but dostlny. You would
hnvo folt tho samo way, If you had
been looking forward to It tho samo
as I was, for many months, and then
get sldo tracked Into a pencil pushing
outfit. So it goes.
When you flguro It out I think thnt
ILLINOIS STATE COUN
CIL OF DEFENSE
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THOMA8 CAREY
Popular Democratic Candidate for Mayor.
Samuel Insult, Chairman.
B. F. Harris, Vice Chairman.
J. Ogden Armour, Troasuror.
Rogor C. Sullivan, Secretary.
Dr. Frank Billings, Mrs. Josoph T.
Bowcn, Rogor C. Sullivan, John
H. Harrison, Lovy Mayer, John
G. Oglosby, V. A. Olnndor, David
E. Shanahan, John A. Spoor, Fred W.
Uphom, Charles H. Wacker, John H.
Wnlkcr, E. W. Lloyd, Assistant Sec
retary. Chairmen of Committee!.
Food, Fuel and Conservation J.
Ogden Armour.
Labor John H. Wolkor.
Englneoring and Inventions Frodk.
K. Copeland.
Military Affairs John O. Oglosby.
Publicity Samuel Insult.
Survoy of Man Power Victor A.
Olandor.
Womon's Organizations Mrs. Jos.
T. Bowon.
Health Dr. Frank Billings.
Legislation and Law Levy Mayer.
Co-ordination ot Societies Fred W.
Upham.
Auditing David E. Shanahan.
EAGLETS.
Thomas Caroy is rapidly coming
up as a formidablo contondor for tho
Domocratlo nomination tor mayor. His
friends nro busy in every ward and
Tom is a groat campaigner whon ho
gots started.
Hoy Bros. Motor Car & Garago
Company at 4C21 to 4629 Cottago
Grovo avonuo maintain ono ot tho
largest garngos In tho city and thoir
"daylight and night service" Is the
best of any.
J. H. Dick, Chicago's famous doalor
In trunks and traveling bags, has
bcon at tho samo location, G45 West
Madison stroet for thirty-two yoars.
If you want real values in thoso most
necessary articles glvo him a call.
You will bo woll pleased if you do
as Dick's trunks and traveling bags
nro tho best on tho market.
Many Republicans talk ot Isaac N
Powoll as tho noxt nomlnco ot tho,
party for mayor.
Ho sorved a term ns city treasurer
with distinction and has hold othor
prominent ofllccs, and in ovory public
position ho has como out moro popu
lar with tho pcoplo than when ho wont
into ofllco.
Judge John It. fa-rony la tally
adding to hli popularity In Chicago
by his aplendld record on tha Mu
nicipal Court bench.
Chiropractic What It Is.
Chiropractic (Klro-prak-tik) is tho
Sclcnco of locating tho causo ot dis
oaso and tho Art of romovlng it by
adjusting tho splno, which rollovcs
prcssuro on tho nerves nnd allows
naturo's Ilfospark, or norvo energy, to
flow freoly to and from tho brain.
Tho causo ot disoaso, as tho Chiro
practor finds it, is a subluxation ot ono
or moro of tho vortobrao which doo
croaso tho size of tho opening through
which tho spinal norvos pass, and
implngo or press them, hence shut oft
n portion of tho norvo supply to tho
organs or parts, and tho rosult will be
dlscaso, deranged functional activity.
A normal nervo supply to any organ
or part ot tho human body generates
normal function and maintains hoalth,
In adjusting tho vortobrao to ro
leaso tho prossuro, tho Chiropractor
uses and ncods nothing but his hands.
Tho wholo object of his work Is com
pleted whon this prossuro is romoved.
Nature doos tho curing. In somo cases
daily adjustments nro necessary for a
tlmo. In othor cases, howovor, thrco
adjustments a week will bring splen
did results. Tho Chiropractor should
bo tho judgo ns to tho frequoncy of
tho adjustments.
"No matter how strango, unusual,
or oven opposed to established cus
tom or belief nn idea may bo, If its
claims provo to bo In harmony with
all tho cssontial facts concerning the
subject to which the idea is related,
it is truo and valuable and should bo
accepted." Investigate and intorvlow
F. IT. Soubold, D, 0.. 1430 Stevens
Bldg , Chicago, and bo convinced.
Advertisement.
COVERNOR LOW-
DEN'SASSISTANTS
Department of Trade and Commerce.
Director William H. Boys, Stroator,
$0,000.
Assistant Director James S. Bald
win, Decntur; $4,000.
Superintendent ot Insurance Fred
W. Potter, Albion; fG.000.
Firo Marshal John Camber, Otta
wa; $3,000.
Chief Qrain Inspector Walter E.
Schmidt, Chicago; $5,000.
Department of Finance.
Director Omar II. Wright, Belvl
dcro; $7,000.
Assistant Director Everett H.
Tripp, Bolvidoro; $4,200.
Administrative Auditor Joseph O.
Mason, Chicago; $4,800.
Suporlntondont of Dopartmont Re
portsA. T. Spivey, East St. Louis;
$3,600.
Department of Agriculture.
Dlroctor Charles Adklns, Bomont;
$6,000.
Assistant Director H. H. Parke,
Sycamoro; $3,600. ,
Suporlntondont of Foods and Dairies
John B. Nooman, Elgin; $4,800.
Suporlntondont of Animal Industry
W. W. Wright, Toulon; $3,600.
Chiof Veterinarian A. T. Peters,
Peoria; $4,200.
Chief Game and Fish Warden
Ralph F. Bradford, Pont lac; $3,600.
Department of Labor.
Director Barney Cohen, Chicago;
$5,000.
Assistant Director Burt C. Bean,
Chicago; $3,000.
Chief Factory Inspector Robert S.
Jonos, Flora; $3,000.
Superintendent ot Froo Employment
Offices W. O. Lewman, Danville;
$3,000.
Chief Inspector of Private Employ
ment Agoncles John J. MeKenna,
Chicago; $3,000.
Department of. MJrUa and Mineral.
Director Evan D. John, Carbon
dalo; $5,000.
Assistant Director Martin Bolt,
Springfield; $3,000.
Department of Publlo Works and
Buildings.
Dlroctor Leslie D. Putorbaugh, Peo
ria; $6,000.
Assistant Dlroctor Thomas G. Ven
num, Wntsoka; $4,000.
Suporlntondont of Waterways Wil
liam L. Sackott, Morris; $5,000.
Suporlntondont of Printing H. L.
Williamson, Springfield, $5,000.
Suporlntondont of Purchases and
Supplies Honry H. Kohn, Anna;
$5,000.
Suporlntondont of Highways S. E.
Bradt, Do Kalb; $5,000.
Suporlntondont ot Parks Frank D.
Lowman, Sandwich; $2,500.
Department of Publlo Welfare.
Dlroctor Charlos H. Thome, Chi
cago; $6,000.
Assistant Director James E. Mc
Clure, Carllnvlllo; $4,000.
Fiscal Supervisor Frank D. Whlpp,
Springfield; $5,000.
Superintendent of Charities A. L.
Bowen, Sprlngflold; $6,000.
Superintendent of Prisons John L.
Whitman, Chicago; $5,000.
Suporlntondont of Pardons and Pa
rolos William Colvln, Sprlngflold;
$5,000.
Department of Health.
Dlroctor Dr. C. St Clair Drake,
Sprlngflold; $6,000.
Suporlntondont ot Lodging House
Inspection William H. McCulloch,
Chicago; $3,000.
Department of Registration and Edu
cation. Dlroctor Francis W. Shepardson,
Chicago; $6,000.
Superintendent of Registration
Fred C. Dodds, Sprlngflold; $4,000.
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J. H. DICK
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Le Grand Foot Parlor Opening.
Tho Lo Grand Foot Parlor at 1330
North Clark street, had a grand open
ing ot its now quarters at tho abovo
numbor on Soptombor 14. Thoro was
class to that opening, too. Somo of
tho best pcoplo on tho North Sldo,
Including ninny patrons from tho
Lnko Shoro Drlvo, wore present. Pro
fessor Fostello furnlshod a splondld
ontcrtnlnmont. Thoro wero musical
soloctlons and cholco numbors by oml
nonft soloists. A flno orchostrn
charmed tho audlonco. Thoro was a
Punch and Judy show, flno rofrosh
monts and a good tlmo generally.
F. II. Soubold, D. C, ono ot tho
most prominent chiropractors in Chi
cago, offers to treat all soldlors and
sailors suffering from sciatica, rheu
matism, or kindred ailments froo ot
charge. Ills ofllco Is in tho Stovens
building, 17 North State street.
Frank Hogan, the highly respected
president ot the Hoco Envelope Com
pany, would make a good mayor. He
Is a man ot great executive ability
and earnestness of purpose and he
numbers his friends by the thousands.
GEORGE R. WALKER
LAWYER
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Aldorman William P. Ellison ot tho
Twenty-second Ward is making a
good record in tho city council. Tho
pooplo aro talking about him for
highor honors.
Dlzon C. Williams, ono of tho finest
orators in tho Domocratlc party is
growing In poputarlty. Ho would
mako an ideal mombor of congress it
ho would consont to run for tho ofllco.
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