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flti ChiuAO AGL, r" REDUCE YOUR COST OF LIVING THE FAIR is the reliable store that keeps up the quality of its merchandise no matter how low it cuts the prices. GROCERIES, MEATS AND FIH Athletic Ooods Automobile Supplies Boats nnd Launches Uicjclcs Dry Ooods business Stationery Clothing Cutlery Cigars and Tobacco Fishing Tackle Hods and Tcels Guns. Ucvolter Ammunition Olotcs Oolf Goods Harness and Saddles THE State, Adams and Dearborn SU. Phono Eicliauge i Atoll Order rilled Chicago Established 1875 by E. J. Lehmann DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMEN Democratic National Committeeman lor Illinois Charles Booschonsteln, dwardavllle. Democratic 8tate Committee. Chairman Arthur W. Charles, Car et!. Vice Chairman Douglas Patttson, Freeport; Terenco P. Moran, Chlcoio; Cd. M. Splller, Marlon. Secretary Isaac D. Craig, Mattoon. Treasurer Ernest Hoover, Taylor ville. Sergoant-at-Arnis Jerry J. Kane, East St. Louis. Democratic County Committee. James M. Dalloy, chatrmun. William 1'. Foeney, secretary. Managing Committee of the Democrat lo Party of Cook Comity. Chatrman-Xamei; M. Dafle. Vice Chairmen Joseph Rusnkowlcs, frank F. Rooder, Anton J. Cermik, James M. Wbalen, Frank II. McCul loch. Chairman of Executive Committee Henry Stuckart. Secretary 'William P. Feeney. Assistant Secretary John F. Quin Ian. Financial Secretary Jacob Llnd aelmer. Sergeant-at-Arma 'John J. Leonard. First Ward Michael Kenna. Second Ward William J. Graham. Third Ward Thoma's D. Nash. Fourth Ward James M. Dalley. fifth Ward Patrick J. Carr. Sixth Ward John P. Olbbons. Seventh Ward James M. Wbalen. Eighth Ward John H. Mack. Ninth Wart John J. Leonard. Tenth Ward Joietfh W. Cermak. Elevcnth Ward A. J. 8abath. Twelfth Ward Anton J. Cermak. Thirteenth Ward Marlln J. O'Brien. Fourteenth Ward Patrick A. Nath. Fifteenth Ward Thomas P. Keane. Sixteenth Ward Stanley H. Kuns. Seventeenth Ward Joseph Rushke lex. Eighteenth Ward Bernard J. Orc Ban. Nineteenth Ward John Powers. Twentieth Ward Dennis J. Ean. Twonty-flrst Ward John F. O'Mal toy. Twenty-second Ward Rudolph U ehapp. Twenty-third Ward Joseph L. OIU. Twenty-fourth Ward Frank F. Ros ier. Twonty-flflh Ward Harry R. Olk ecs. Twentj-slxth Ward Henry A. Ze er. Twenty-seventh Ward NtU Murley. Twenty-eilghth Ward framk Pest ken. Twenty-ntnUi Ward fcmseett Wfcssv . Tklrtleth Ward James r. Heater- Tklrtyirat Wart Michael K. ttert- Thlrty-eeeoad War Fraak . Walatu Thirty-third Ward Timothy Crowe. ItiSsty-fmrtJt War Jsaepk O. KeV Thirty-fifth Ward William P. Fee ney. Country Towns Samuel Klclnltz, Chicago Heights; Francis M. Koough, Lemont; Peter Wolf, Molroso Park; Ross C. Hall, Oak Park; Isaac M. Kuobler, Palatine, and Frank II. Mc Culloch. Ward Organizations. Ward. 1 Headquarters, 772 S. State St.; president, John J. Coughlln, 17 N. La Salle St ; secretary, Ike Roder ick, 117 E. 20th St. 2 Headquarters, 203 E. 37th St.; tel. Douglas 2469; meets overy Tues day; president, Edw. Stonson, 3415 Michigan Ave.; secrotary, Otto Woerter, 568 E. 35th St. I Headquarters, Indiana Theater Bid., 110 B. 4Jd St. 4 Headquartors, Young's Hall, SOtk and Wallace SU.; meets Orwt Thursday; president John F. Bol ton, 3254 UnTon Ave.; secretary. James J. Kropacek, 1135 Normal Ave. Headquarters, Kahn's Hall, Sitb and Wood sts.; moets second Thursday, president, Henry Mc Nerney, 3544 S. Paulina St.; secre tary, Matthew M Buuyan, 3421 Union Ave. T Headquarters, Calumet K. of C. Hail, 6202 Coftage Orove Ave.; president, James l, Wjiafen, 6457 LanajJ-jy Ave.; secretary, Elmer J. Whltfy, 6424 Langley Ave. Headquarters, 9215 Commercial Ave.; president, John P. Byrnes, 7-47 Bond Ave.; ecrotary, One tare XXetnwix, m Aathony Ave, Hardware and Toots Hats and Caps Incubators and Droodcrs Jewelry and Silverware Neckwear Nets and Seines Omco Supplies Pipes and Smokers' Articles Shirts, Collars and Cuffs Sporting Ooods Slioes Tents and Awnings Trunks and Suit Cases Umbrellas Underwear Watches FAIH 9 Headquarters, DeHaan's Hall, 9442 Cottago Grove Ave.; tel. Burnslde 1183; president, Cfifrlhes DoIIaan, 94C4 Cottago Drove Avo.; secre tary, Donald E. Whlttenburg, 10725 Cottago Orovo Ave. 11 Headquarters, 2162 W. 12th St.; tel. Sceley 1940; president, Mi chael J. Browno, 1916 Washburna Ave.; secretary, Fred W. Rausch, 1741 W. 19th. 12 Headquarters, 2324 S. Kedzle Ave; tel. Lawndale 10S; presi dent, Otto Korner, 2426 S. Clifton Park Ave ; secretary, Joseph 1. Novak, 2401 S. Trumbull Ave. IS Headquarters, 3230 W. Madison St.; pfione ftedzio 423; president, Jatncs O. Donvlr, 3848 Congress St.; secretary, John C. Morris, 3.13C W. Adams St. 14 Headquarters, Conway's Hall, Lako St. and Western Ave; meets second and fourth Tuesdays; president. James B. Shift, 1723 Grand Ave.; secretary, Edward J. Kelly, 3345 Park Avo. 16 Headquartors, 2706 Iowa St.; president, E''-rH j. Kalndl, 2600 W. Chicago Ave.; secretary, Mor ris Gevlrtz, 83C N. Francisco Ave. 16 Headquarters, MB2 W. North Avo.; meots ovory Friday; presi dent Joseph Petlak, 1340 W. Norm avo.; secretary, Frank Llterskl, 1617 Dickson St 17 Headquarter, 986 Milwaukee Ave.; tel. Monroe 6872; president, Michaol Paloso; secrotary, TeoMl Woyna, 1020 Milwaukee Ave. 18 Headquarters, 1462 W MadlsoB St.; tel. Monroe ITU; rMM .tames C. Gavin. 326 8. Racine Ave.; secretary, John Vanderburg, 123 S. Sangamon St 19 Headquarters, northwest corner Bluo Island Avo. and Taylor St.; president, Thou. J. Johnson, 1651 W. Congress St; secretary, Paul Brown. 20 Headquarters, Club House, 823 W. IStti St.; tol. Canal C169; moots second and fourth Thursday; president, Peter F. Smith, 1608 S. Union Ave.; secretary, Barth. P. Collins. 926 W. 19th St 21st Headquarters, 112 Locust street; tel. Superior 491; meets ovory socond Friday; presldont, Joseph P. Mnhoney, 144C N. La Salle street; secretary, Edmund L. Mulcahy. 22 Headquartovs, 1764 Larrabeo St; tbl. Lincoln 2745; daily meetings at 716 W. North Avo.; president Rudolph L. Schapp, 19C2 Howe St.; phono Lincoln 7G57; secre tary, Math. J. Wagner. 23 Headquartors, Lower Lincoln Turner Hall, Sheffield and Dfvir sey Aves.: tel. Lincoln 1996; presi dent, Jas. H. Poago, 516 Belmont Ave.; secretary, Bernard June, 1941 Mohawk St 24 Headquartors, 1504 Barry Ave.; tel. Lake View 1204; president, Frank A. Stadler, 2908 Lincoln Ave.; secretary, Gustav Soodorf, 3134 N. Oakley Ave. 25 Headquarters, C401 Broadway; phone Edgowater 494; president, John S. Hummer, 4535 Beacon St.; secretary, John P. Dougherty, 6310 Magnolia ve. 26 Headquartors, 3943 Lincoln Avo.; tol. arnco 8704; moots ovory Fri day; president, Chas. A. Williams, 3510 Jansson Avo.; socrotary, Chas. W. Potors, 3C49 N. Hermi tage Ave. 27 Headquarters, Grnco Hall, 3801 Bernard St., cornor Grace, Elston nnd Bornard; phono Irving 898; meots last Friday; prosldont, Hans Blase, C017 Ponsacola Avo.; socrotary, Geo. J. Gorckon, 4040 N. LeClalro Ave. 28 Headquarters, 1967 Milwaukee Avo.; phono Armltago C471. 29 Headquarters, 1C10 W. Garfleld Blvd.; tol. Drover 4152; prosldont, Frank J. Ryan ; socrotary, John R. Cook. 30 Headquarters, McNally's Hall, 4647 S. Halstod St; president, Martin J. McNally, 4C47 S. Hal stod St; secrotary, E J. Kean, 531 W. 45th St. 31 Headquarters, C608 S, Halstod St.; meets first Friday; president, Frank J. Corr, 624 W. GOtb. St; secrotary, Chas. Soner, 5852 S. Pe oria St. 32 Headquarters, suites 10 and 11, Anderson Bldg., 6856 S, Halsted St 33 Headquarters. Hodnett's Hall, Armltage and Crawford Aves.; phone Belmont 6991, 34 Hoadquarters, 3556 Ogden Ave.; tel. Lawndale 634; president Harry M. Christie, 1849 S. Lawn dale Ave.; secretary, Dennis B. Duffy, 2121 S. Lawndale Ave. 86 Headquarters, (039-41 W. Madison St.; tel. Garfleld 7132; meets first and third Thursdays; president, R. W. Larkln, 4183 Jackson Blvd.; secretary, John S. Clark, Keeler Nortk Area. mmmmwmMKmtfjKKu QgggggggggggggggggggggFggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggm SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl"r -J .jitBWrB liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiV9eliiiiiBfih JeSeSlVliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin ggggggggggggggggggggggwagggggggSKMk' SH3BeBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBm JBmB1m&x2vmwim'm KmmwSmfSSB mW ''mSKtmKKI I "MmB m LMiSJSimWILmKtttHmmmWmW COt. AUGUST W. MltLER, Popular Clerk of the Circuit Court. REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMEN National Republican Committeeman for Illinois William Halo Thompson. 8tate Central Committee. Headquartors Chicago. Chairman Frank L. Smith, Dwlght Secretary Jastus L. Johnson, Au rora. 1 Adolph Marks. 2 Charles II, Sorgol 3 Harry A. LowIb. 4 Thos . J. FInucano. C Abram J. Harris. C Loland S. Itapp. 7 John P. Garner. 8 Leo A. Dunno or Win. J. An dorson. 9 Fred W. Uphatn. 10 aoorgo W. Paullln. 11 Julius L. Johnson. 12 Adam C. Cllffo. 13 J. P. Ovurholsor. 14 W. A. RosonOold. 15 Gcorgo II. Wilson. 1C G. Do F. Kinney. 17 Frank L. Smith. 18 Lcn Small. 19 Henry P. Harris. 20 S. Elmer 8linpsou. 21 Lewis II. Minor. 22 CIcoro J. Llndly. 23 Gcorgo A. Brown. 24 Noah C. Balnum. 25 Henry H. Kohn. County Executive Committee. Headquarters SOa Otis Building. Chairman Homor K. GalpTn. Vico-cualrniau Martin B. Madden, docrotar- William 11. Wober. Assistant Secrotary Emfl J. Wonts laff. Treasurer i.oRoy Mlllner. I Francis P. Brady, 119 E. 20th U. J Martin U. Madden, 709 Tacoma JJtdg. I Robert R. Levy, 4C39 Prairie Ave. 4 Qo6rg J. Feser; 2752 SBre!3s Xvo. (Edward R. Lllzlnger, 29 S. La Salle St. t Hoy O. West, 1340 First National Bank BIdg. 71. N. Powell, 6826 Burnett Ave. Walter E. Schmidt, 208 S. La Sallo 3t. 9 Edward E. Ertsman, 11300 For- reotvillo Ave. 10 Thomas Curran, 2023 S. Racine Ave. 11 Charles V. Barrett, 29 S. La Salle Ot. 12 A. W. Miller, Chamber of Com merce Bldg. 13 David W. Clark, 3125 Warren Ave. 14' N. Todd. SU N. Hamlin Ave. 15 Niels Juul, 2645 Potomac Ave. 16 JoBoph P. Kinsella, 1526 Wicker Park Ave. 17 Lowls D. Sltts. 1471 Grand Ave. 18 H. K. Galpln, 1635 Jackson Blvd. 19 Christopher Mamor, 720 Reaper Block. 20 Morris Qllor, 1301 S. Peoria 8t. 21 Oscar Hobcl, 1105 Schiller BIdg. 22 Chas. G. Kempf, 913 Concord PI. 23 E. J. Brundago, 110 S. Dearborn St. 24 L. A. Rrundnge, 2210 Clifton Ave. 25 Geo. K. Schmidt, 4228 Sheridan ltd. 26 John C. Cannon, 4047 N. Herml- tago Ave. 27 LoRoy Miller. 5922 Nlckorson Ave. 28 Josoph F Haas, 2712 Fullerton Avo. 29 Ernest Wlthall, 1941 W. Garfleld Blvd. 20 Thomas J. Hcaly, 5415 8. May St 31 Wm, H. Reld, 1335 Garflefd Blvd. 32 Charles A. Williams, 122 S. MIcTil- gnn Avo. 33 George Hltzman, 500 County Bldg. 34 So). P. Roderick, 1328 S. Spauldlng Ave. 35 Chns. J. Peters Country Districts. Peter AnlterTSouta fiolland. William II. Wober, 315 County Bldg. Peter M, Hoffman, COO County Bldg. Josoph Carolan. Wllllnm Busso, Mount Prospect. Dr. Frank H. Anderson, 1413 .Sher man Ave., Evanston. Math. Hauler, Jr., Is frequently men tioned for tho loglslaturo by Demo crats of tho 31st district Ho would make a good ropresontatlvo of tho people. Tho Oliver typewriter is praised by all who have uaed It. EAGLETS. Congressman James McAndrows Is making u good record. Clean out tho barnacles, Mayor Thompson, and breath castor In tho City Hall. Clayton F. Smith is a popular Dem ocratic loader, whoso frlonds predict fttturo honors for him. Tho men who aro putting extra lo cal taxes on tho pooplo aro public onemlos. Tho pooplo havo burdens onough to boar without putting up their last cent for fads. Colonel August W. Miller, popular clerk ot tho Circuit Court is making a splondld public record. Chief Mooney of tho city detcctlvo bureau, Is ono ot tho ablest pollco ofllcialB In tho United States. Edward W. Everett, tho well known Chicago lawyer, is froquontly men tioned for judicial honors, although ho has novor, indicated any doslro to seek a position on tho bench. Ho Is vory popular with all who know him and his connections, professional and otherwise, aro all of that high class which Instills respect and confidence Thoro aro too many barnacles In tho city hall. County Rocordor Josoph F. Haas is making n flno public record. Tho pcoplo aro satisfied with his official acts. Frank J. Hognn, tho well known law cr, nnd former llro nttornoy, would mako n Bplomlld Judgo ot tho munici pal court. rir-sldent Holnborg of tho county board Is making a good rocord. Ben J. Short, tho popular lawyer, would mako n great judgo. Albert J. Hopkins, who made one of tho bost United States senators Illinois over had, would mako a groat governor. The Chlcngo Association of Com morco Is doing great work for Chi cago, Ropenl the rotten Civil Service laws and glvo tho soldlor boys Jobs. W. F. Cummlngs, tl'o well known englneor nnd contractor, has nindo a flno locord. Ills work is praised all ovor tho country. Tho Chicago Eaglo numbors among Its subscribers tho most Influential, most prosperous and most rospoctod men In Chlcngo. It reaches nearly ovory man of standing Jn tho community and all mon who nro moldors of public opin ion or directors of public uffnlrs. It is tho guldo, mentor nnd frlond of ovory political leader of ovory shade ot opinion It Is read by Government, Stato, County and City officials. It Is read by r big porcontnge of the legal fraternity, Including bench nnd bar. It Is the faor!to of Chicago's lead ing business men. It roaches all claBsos In their homes. It Is In eery public office and ov ory public library, It Is a paper that Is road by people of standing and Influence. Tho Eaglo goes Into overy pre cinct In Chicago. Tho Oscar Dols Piano School stands for what 1b highest and bost In tho art ot teaching music and directing ono's music education. Tho City Council wants to find out tho high cost of living. Profiteers may find out also boforo tho Aldormon got through with them. Aldorman Wnltor P. Stoffon is fre quently montlonod for stato treasurer. Francis Stuyvosanl Poabody for United States senator. That is tho battlo cry tho demo crats of Illinois will enter tho arona In 1920 with and win. Pcnbody Is great In ovory way. Ho will bo tho greatest United States senator that Illinois has had slnco Shelby M. Cullom dlod. His nomination wilt mean his elec tion nnd ho will get ovor a third of tho republican vote and nil ot tho democratic voto. Alt factions ot tho Democratic party aro with him nnd tho pooplo nltendy hall Peabody as a certain winner. Mayor Thompson was tho father of municipal playgrounds. Ho Intro duced and secured tho passage of tho first ordlnnnco creating ono whllo ho was nn alderman. Carl Appol, tho owner of tho Justly famous North SIdo Tumor Hall, and rcstnurant, Is a wldo nwako cltlzon, of whom Chicago Is proud. Patrick A. Nash Is making a great record on tho Board .of Rovlow. Jamos M. Wbalen is making a splon dld record as county civil sorvlco commissioner. Ho deserves well at tho hands ot tho pooplo, as ho has always been faithful to every public trust imposed on him. Re-elect Martin B. Madden to Con gress. Ho Is a useful and abla public servant Jamos Agar of tho well known John Agar Packing Company would mako a splendid stato treasurer of Illinois. Ho Is a business man of high char actor and a political leader of force and ability. Francis S. Peabody for United Stntes sonator Is tho winning bat tlo cry for 1920. Ascher Brothers havo n string of raovlo theaters that for beauty and comfort cannot bo bent In tho world. Andrew J. Ryan, tho ablo lawyer, should bo elected to tho constitutional convention. Emmott Whoalan is making n splen did record as a mombor of tho County Board of Commissioners. Ho is n veteran Chicago printer who stands high with everybody in tho trado and nb a public official is winning frlonds ovorywhoro. Frank Johnston, Jr., ablo Judgo of tho Circuit court, would mako a great governor of Illinois. Flotchor Dobytis would mako a good member ot tho constitutional convention. Fred W. Upham is nlways on hand when Chicago wants him, whothor It Is to bring a national convention to tho city, or to win anything big for tho town, Upham is always tho loader In tho movement Tho Josoph Trlnor Company has dono much for tho health of tho poo plo. Its products aro pralsod by all who havo used thorn. Coroner Potor M. Hoffman, nlways Just and honest In his public llfo, Is a mnn In whom tho pooplo hnvo confi dence. Donnls J. Egnn has mado a flno record In ovory official position ho hns held. Ho is ploaslng everybody as Chlof Bailiff of tho Municipal Court. If tho Aldormon would lnvostlgato tho Dopartmont ot Public Sorvlco thoy might discover ono cause for tho vory high tax rate. Flotchor Dobyns, the popular mas tor In chanco'-y, Is at tho forefront In every movement for tho potter mont ot Chicago. Matt Aller wouia maKe h jood City Treasurer. Ho is a sterling Democrat and has worked hard to put many good men Into public ofllco. One of the very tiest Aldermen In the City Council, Is Edward F. Culler ton. He has been longest In the public service of any mombfyr of tho City Council and his usefulness to tho poo plo has boen demonstrated over and over again. Some of tho greatest nnd best known mnators of tho piano forto In tho United Stntos aro graduates of a famous Chicago institution tho Os car Dies School In tho McClurg build ing. Oscnr Dies, tho presldont, Is fa mous for his success in teaching artis tic piano playing, nnd many persons will take advantago of tho fact that tho Osoar DIos School will hold n summer school during July to perfect their educntlon In this chinxi ac complishment. John W. Eckhnrt is often men tioned for governor by Democrats. Lauronco R. Adams, the popular manager of tho flno Brovoort Hotel, Is ono ot Chicago's prosperous citi zens and one ot the best liked hotel men In tho United States. William A. Keneflck, presldont of tho Peerless Engineering & Construc tion Company In tho Chamber of Com merce Is ono of Chicago's most re spected citizens, Ills company has done much good work for tho public. lllllisBlllBliBliiIIIIIHBwHiHiH HIHsiiiiiisiiiiViiwd&v' IbHLIbILIiiiBH KSBBBBBBBBIeBBBBBaiftflBBBv-v"' i IBBBraHBBBBBBBBBBBI iiiiiiiiiiflsKSiiHHEftafiv'l' VkiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiH BBBrBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBKjlL liBBBBBBVBBBBBBBBBBM gggHnnrL 'BiiiisHtiBV ggggggggggggggggggiggBn'k-C', ggggggggEBBaHilll gggggggggggggggBHSiP&'' flggiggflEiH jHHBBJ3gkUs isflHflLililfl mnmFW$&KMm PVKklLliHelV BgMjpif mm aHLHkiiiifl gillllllllllllllllBgV X'rw ji i- aillllllftillllllill iiiiiiiiiiiiHBisM4' wmf "f m K klllllllllllKallllllfl IklllllllllllllllllV 'iftSiw .illlllllllllllBIIIIIIIIIIII BmKmttlmmWlutlSSSlmU ggggggVggggggHgggggggggggggggalWnPfafKli ' l9igggggglgggggglrjgggl iflRiiiiiiBkiiiHkafflMEs f?Jlggggggggggggggs WBr4BmhWmJiiX&-!tk Wtt)SmSmi.mffmmmm CHARtES Efficient Sheriff Sanitary Trustee Wllllnm J Henly Is tho father of tho Orleans street bridge tlu greatest Improvement over mado by tho city of Chicago on tho Chicago river. Mr. Hcnly, whllo Alderman from the Eighteenth waul, fought week In nnd week out until ho secured the pussngo of an ordjnntico and appropriation for this much need ed structure. When completed It will bo ono of tho greatest bascule bridges In the I'nltpd States. Charles Molltor, a rocognlzed leader In tho machinery trade, Is ono of Chi cago's leading and most reliable busi ness moti His name Is honorod wherever bo Is known. iHIIIIIH ' ;"igggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg ijijH T-'gggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggH IliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH VgSjH BliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiV iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifl gpjpjpHrV gPnggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg kiiiiiiiiiiiiH skm dgggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB JlliiiiiiiiiBL ggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggF H tgggigiggtBigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigH kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK ( KiiiiiiiHiiMkislBliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirkiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiAiiBaliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiV iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH ggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggk xJTB gggggggHgggggHgK ,gggggggggggggggggggg CHARLES LEVY, Famous Newspaper Circulator. Cook County oters will mako no mistako If thoy cast tholr ballots for William F. Stiuckmnnn for Judgo of tho Supoiior court to 1111 tho vacancy cnusod by tho death of Judgo Homy Gucrin. Mr. Stiuckmnnn is ono of tho ablest lawyers nt tho bar and his public record Is a long and honornblo ono. Potor Rolnberg has saved millions for tho pcoplo ns president ot tho county board. Donnls J. Egan is working hard to brln tho Elks National Convention to Chicago. IgggKV? R tffll ' ' Vl Kkm, Ft jggggggggp V L iiiiWpi. f it-?' ' tlgggggggaMttf It'' 'Mr? jV iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiV i RiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH gggggW ggggggggggggHI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK- .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB JOHN M.GLENN. Secretary of the Illinois Manufnctur era' Association. W. PETERS. of Cook County. Wllllnm II, Wosboy Is making n good record ns city collector. Tho thousands ot pcoplo who do business with his ofllco all pralso tho up-to-dato methods Introduced by him nnd which ii'ld to tho popularity ot Mayor Thompson'H administration. Mayor Thompson should bo glvon n chance to flro a lot of doadwood among tho city hnll clerks. Some ot them thinking thomsolvos safo undor tho civil sorvlco law, aro Impudent, insubordlnnto and useless. S. P. Mosslngor has dono much for Chicago In furnishing tho pooplo with a flno lot of first-class restaurants. C. A. Blckott, tho well known and highly tospected prosldont of tho Blckett Conl and Coko Company, al though still a young man, has led a vory actlvo Ufa and has boon a po tent flguro in tho buslnoss world for many years. Whothor as prosldont ot tho Chicago Bearing Metal Com pany, tho Blckott Coal and Coko Company, or ns a director of tho Fort Doarborn National Bank, ho has won tho high rogurd ot tho business public. Judgo Gcorgo B. Holmos is gratify ing his many frlonds with tho fine record ho is making on tho Municipal court bench. J .-" Tl "( -I