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-7ri lt CWcacco Caglc fVmiJSMED EVERY SATURDAY An lmlmwJnt NoitpT, FtmrleiB tmd Trulhal. ISMCKmON RATES J2.00 PER YEAR aati I AH OmnuiUM to CHICAGO EAGLE 1T WEST WASH1NCTOH ST. Talapliona Main 3111 Stltatl CotJr Wathiajtton St and Wall St HINKY F. DONOVAN, ESur u6 Tubluhtr M'trx! m 04d Clua Mttt.r October i lit!. nt til trmi OflM M QUomov Mil ior at -t Mareti . UT. KSI ISHEO OCTOBER 5, ISA rportd UWUr th Law of Illlnol. Vmadd br BRNHT r. DONOVAK. dtthaBBBBBF The Chicago Gaole, a newspaper for all clanes of readers, Is devoted to National, State and Local Pol Itlcsi to the publication of Mu nicipal, State, County and San ttary District news; to comment on people In public life; to clean baseball and sports, ant) to the publication of General Information of Public Interest. Financial, Com mercial and Political, 1C SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920. THE FOREIGN WOMEN'S VOTE. Tho Women's Clubs held a Joint incutlng on Monday and organized u campaign to register every foreign woman voter In CIiLcuk". Miss Jnne Addams, wlio culled tho original meeting last week, when forty women's organizations wero repre sented, explained Monday's gathering: "There has been enough stirring up of political societies and prominent organizations Interested' in civic life. Stirring up more enthusiasm among these woman leaders is not going to solve the problem of getting Chicago's 000,000 eligible woman voters to tho polls. The greatest number of Chicago women ever registered wero 308,920 in tho 1919 mayoralty election. Wo want tho other 300,000 to show up nt the polls." At Monday's meeting were rcpre Fentatlves of Bohemian, Polish, Italian and Lithuanian organizations, holding memberships reaching Into tho hun dred thousands. EAGLETS. Charles Krutckoft Is one of tha most popular members of the Board of Assessors. Ho nlways look after the people 'e Interests. Dixon C. Williams, tho well known manufacturer, desnrvos woll at th hands of tho Democratic party. He 'i n rorn leader. tBBBBYBBBBBK aaBBBBBBB'lJiaB&KraBBBBBBBBBBBBYf vBBBE &&vsBByj)K l " JL VjKEnflHNraH4lQ!BBBBBBBBBW KStyfrv'c VaBBBBBBBH& OTBBBBBBBBBBHlBaBnr COLONEL A. Popular Clerk of W. MILLER the Circuit Court Dixon C. Williams has high honors awaiting htm at tho hands of the people. John U. Smyth, tho well known In surance man, with offices at 716 Wost Madison street, Is ono of tho rising young men of Chicago. Ho Is popular, nblo and energetic and is a booster for everything that mnkos for tho bet terment of this, his natlvo city. Automoblllsts who flash their "bright lights" In tho eyes of pedes trians and other nutolsts caimo most of tho auto accidents. The way to boost Chicago is to In vest in Chicago real estate securities. You can't boost tho city by giving your money to men to spend out of town. 'J. W. Doer, tho popular prosldent of tho American Sower and Drainage Construction Co., at 2816 N. Wash tenaw avenue, is ono of tho progroa slvo men of Chicago. Always Inter ested In the city's welfare ho Is a ooostor of Its Interests and is always at tho foro front of every movement tor bettering tho condition of his fel low citizens. D. Lundo deserves credit for tho splendid quality of meats with which ho supplies tho pcoplo. S. P. Mosslngor has dono much for Chicago In furnishing tho peoplo with a flno lot of first-class restaurants. John T. Murray, tna well known and popular lawyer, would make a nood Judfie. LILLKlLLHaL IlalllH HJTjBJKaH BBBBTaTaTaTa V TararararaTBrarararararararaw BTararararam VBrarararW:-Brararararararara BBBBBBBBBB KBBBBBBBBBBBBBbI 'bBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB. VPH tBBaaBBBBBBBBBaaBBBBBaBBBaBaaBBBBBBYaaa CHARLES J. AQNEW. Popular 21st Ward Alderman Who Will be Bnnquetted by His Friends June 3. Mayor Thompson was tho fathor ol municipal playgrounds. Ho Intro duced and socured tho passago of the first ordinance creating ono while he was nn alderman. Emmott Whealan is making a splen did record as a member of tho County Board of Commissioners. Ho Is a veteran Chicago prlntor who stands high with everybody In tho trado and as a public oMcIal Is winning friends everywhere. Dixon C. Williams, one of tho finest orators In tho Democratic party Is trowing In popularity. He wculd raako an ideal member of congress It he would consont to run for the office. Thore aro too many barnacles In tho city hall. Owen O'Malloy, popular formor county commissioner and leading cigar dealer at 137 North Clark street, Ib making n good record as commissioner of tho Forest Preserve. Calrln F. Craig, the ablo prcsldom of the Mechanics & Tradors State Bank, dosorvos great credit for the well dosorved popularity of that big West Sldo institution Judce William E. Dover Is maklnc a splendid record on the Appellate bench. Androw J. Iiynn Is ono of tho ablest and most highly respected lawyers in Chicago. Louis J. Behan, tho woll known lawyer and popular master in chanc ery, Is frequently montlonod for a plnco on tho Superior Bonch. Every ono who knew a him bollovcs thai ho would inako a flno Judgo. E. A. Wnngorsholm, Prosldont of tho General Lighting FIxturo Co., with ofllccs nt 28 West Lnko streot, Is ono of tho most popular business mon In Chicago. Ho Is n booster and Is always Intotostod In ovory move ment to bottur tho city. Secrotnry of State Louis L. Emmer son Is making a fine record and many friends by the ablo and efficient man ner In which bo conducts his rreat office. William T. Sullivan of tho woll known real estnto firm of William T. Sullivan & Co., 10 South La Sallo street, largo dmilers In Fox Lnko roal r state, roports a brisk demand for lotB in their subdivision at that famous health resort. Tho high cost of liv ing and high ronts in tho city Is mak ing inestors in Fox Lako real estato -ery day. John M. Berry, ono of tho best known und highly respected citlzona of the North Sldo, Is frequently talked of for public office. He's u Rr publican in politics but while tak ing great Interest in tho bucccbs of his party could noer bo induced to accept nominations that ho could easily obtain Mr. Borry is ono of tho largest real estato ownors of the North Side. Ono of his holdings Is the big Berry Building at tho south east corner of Ohio and Orleans! Streets. Domlnlfk Marubio, tho well known North Side teaming contractor, i talked of for County Commissioner His proven honesty and executive ability would mako him a valuable member of the County Board Fred W. Upham Is always on hand when Chicago wanU him, whether It is to bring a national convention to the city, or to win anything- big for the town, Upham li always the leader la the movement. f-.. ;Wft ' 8 HkL:-iLUMBBmt!lr ti i (Ml, 7) arararararaBBaVaMBlBrararararararararV ". X tt a (. 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He Is about sixty years of nge nnd Is the owner of extensive nnd lucra tive sugar nnd coffee plantations. It Is stated thnt Herrcrn Is not, nor has ho ever been, n politician. He Is nn Influential business man, much honored by his countrymen. Ho did not seek the presidency of Guatemala, but hearkened to tho unanimous voice of his people. Surrounding him nro snld to bo the best men In Guatemala. His ex tensive business experience will be In valuable for his reputation for honesty und ability Is recognized. II t Is not n militarist, but rather a man whose life has been spent la the administration of largo enterprises. w ' rj '-'- m ff To Save U. S. Mothers and Babies A quarter of a million American bnbles died lost ear of precntnblu diseases most of them before they wero n year old, and in the same j ear twenty-three thousand women sacrificed their lives because skilled care and medical advice were not available when they weie to become mother. What makes this record even more allocking Is the fact that among fifteen Important countries fourteen show u more favorable ma ternal deatli-rate than our own enlight ened and highly civilized United States, and seven of these countries Miow o more favorable Infant mortal ity rate. These nlnrnilng statistics are of ficial and are given out by the chil dren's bureau nt Washington, which has been Investigating health condi tions la a number of states through u careful hnusc-to-houc cnnvaH of mothers. Such forts as these have led to the li'troduellim of a maternity bill In congress by Senator Morris Sheppnrd of Texas (portrait herewith) and ltepresentatlvo Horace M. Towner of Iowa for "the public protection of maternity and Infancy," whereby tho grent ma jority of "needless deaths of a mother every thirty minutes and live hundred babies a day" will by proper euro be prevented. ' ) BrararawVBTaraBSr aV "jBrararanKLarararaTr am ' aBWaWBTBUBBBBBBW aVBk Nestor of Our Representatives Itepresentatlve Joseph O. Cannon of Illinois, who was speaker of the '- HHbbV hoiihc for eight jenr.s, and has been vPsMbbP " "lc,,,,,cr "f "-' ll0U!0 fur "early 'i WWmSn forty-four years, celebrated his eighty- luuriu iiiriiitiay anniversary recently. The hoiifco gave Sir. Cannon it re ception when ho stepped Into the chamber wearing n red carnation nnd tho smile of perennial youth. Floor Leader Mondell expressed the hope that he would long retain tho "mental alertness, physical vigor and kindly philosophy with which ho this day Is so richly endowed." "Uncle Joe" was guest of honor at a luncheon when the (.even oldest men in congress were guestii of Sen ator I'agu of Vermont. Those present were: Joseph (3. Cannon, born May 7, 1830, age 81; Gen. Ihimc U. Sher wood of Ohio, born August 13, 1885, ago 81; Heprehentutlvo Charles M. Stcdmtiu of North Carolina, born Jan uary 2!), 1811, ago 70; ltepresentatlvo William S. Greene of Massachusetts, born April 2S. 1811, nge 71); Senator Carroll S. Page of Vermont, born January 10, 1843, age 77; Senator William P. Dillingham of Vermont, born December 12, 1813. ago 7(1, nnd Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota, born February '-.', 1813, ago 77. s&tSfflBb a, :.j"Pm&.?, ib ( ' w"vy Ip'vi ' A" a&BBwL, $ l$ Yffiim 9bVWa?bbY '' ii l$k liaBBBaW. ;- v ' ) 'KafBTarararaW A '! ('aKjarararararaV aaaaaJi 7'aBBBBBBBBBBBBBa! JPMfw JbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI Captain Turner of Shamrock IV. Here's a new portialt of Capt. Albert P.. Turner, skipper of Shamrock IV. Along In July ho'll eclipse even Sir Thomas Upton In popular Inter est, for It's then International yacht races for the America's cup will bo won and lost Hven now he's tho target of thousands of eyes of expert Aiilerlean yachtsmen, as Shamrock IV tries her wings on tho Sound. Sir Thomas "thy imnui Is per sistency I" This Is tho fifth time tho Irish bnronet 1ms challenged for tho America's cup. He's failed three times to lift It In ISM), 1001 and 1003. Ho challenged a fourth Hum In 1013 and the great war prevented tho races set for the hUiiiiner of 1011. Ileport 1ms it that Captain Turner has an odd suit of craft to sail. K perls Miy she Is u ery homely ami freakish looking boat with a fenub bow, a hqunte cutmlT Mum (with com paratively little ova-hung), a ery long keel mill a flat floor to hail on. Shu app.iieutly will eairj a very largo sail spread, as her composite mast Is nt least town or eight feet longer than tho Vunltle's steel sp.ir. i fsM 5 k?Z ''Cm. I nP-Yly.r.n Ntwpapsjr Unlin Eliot Criticizes West Point rKKK ' 'ev-v v. Dr. C'hnrles W. Hllot, preMdent emeritus of Harvard, doesn't entirely approve, to say the least, of the teach ing at thu United States military acad emy, llu says so In a letter to Brig. Gen. John W. Huckman, commander of tho North Atlantic coast artillery district. Ho says among other things: "West Point, so far as its teach ers are concerned, breeds in nnd In, a very bad practice for any educa tional institution, "Thu graduates of West Point, during the world war, both In tho field and In business offices, did not escape with few exceptions from the ineth ods which they had been tnught and drilled In during peace. "Tho methods of fighting were In tho main new, and tho methods of sup ply and accounting ought to have been now, "Tho red tape methods prescribed to tho American regular army in peace times ami the acquired habit among American regular army officers of 'pass ing thu buck' were mischievous all through the uctuul lighting," Wr SKID' v HWS:at:Jl---W uSttuai Btusnr ri-sga RENTING LOANS INSURANCE SURETY JOHN U. SMYTH REAL ESTATE 716 West Madison Street Telephone rioymarket 836 Specializing in West Side Real Estate MICHAEL READY Pret. and Treas. L. J. 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