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CMICAQQ Gl,K Efjc Cfjkaao (Cngle In fheLimeEhfr Hi El fVBUSHEO EVERY SATURDAY MIL II I 1 " Aft liJmmmJmnt Nwonr, Fearlesc nrf Truthful. siBscmrnoN rates $2.00 per year AMran All CmmmnlmUM t CHICAGO EAGLE m WEST WASHINGTON ST. T.l.phon. Main 3113 Southeast Coiai- Washington St. and Wall St HENRY F. DONOVAN, Editor .nd Publiihtr . ' . ' ' ' .d aj B.rrrd CIms Matter October li, t tit reat on, at Chicago, till ow. adr Af -i MreJi I, lt?t. ES'nilSHED OCTOBER 5, 1889 orjxrud UlUtr th Uwi of Illinois ruaiid r hewnT r donovan. The Chicago Eagle, a newspaper far all classes of readers, Is devoted to National, Stats and Local Pol Itlcst to tha publication of Mu nicipal, State, County and San itary District news) to comment on people In public life! to clean baseball and sports, and to the publication of General Information of Public Interest. Financial, Com mercial and Political. 10 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920. HARMFUL "PUBLICITY" MANA GERS. There are somo splendid men umong the publicity managers of Chicago-sterling business men with good manners who help their con cerns. The exceptions arc generally persons who have had a very lim ited connection with newspapers, di rectly or Indirectly with dallies or weeklies Just enough to mako tho acquaintance of n few public men nnd to acquire the Idea that they are running tho Universe. One of tho fellows who succeeded u good man a short time ago Is so full ot "Information" that ho Is getting the big concern ho is connected with In bad with everybody. Ho gets his "Information" from a notorious "In formation" character who travels undor an alias nnd who was under suspicion during tho wnr of gelling "Information" to the German govern ment, under which ho was born and raised. RE-ELECT BRUNDAGE A strong organization has been formed among tho friends of Attorney General Edward J. Drundago, to work for his nomination and re-election as Mr. nrundago Is forced to spend most of his time In Cook county, having been chosen chairman of tho harmony republican county campaign commit loo. Indorsements of downstato novvs nnnors nrft holntr ronroduced and sent Into tho dlffcrnt counties, particularly tho following lndorsomont from tho Salem Republican ot Aug. 5: "Tho candidacy ot Edward J. Drun dago for renomlnatlon us attorney general on tho republican ticket at tho ensuing primary election will havo a largo measure of appeal to tho right thinking voters of that party. Drun dago unquestionably will bo a sourco of strength to tho republican ticket at tho general election through his por honallty nnd record. Tho nfflco ot nttornoi'-Kenoral Is ono of great honor and Influence and pre sents to tho incumbont varied oppor tunities. It should bo said to tho credit ot Mr. Drundago that ho has made tho most of his opportunities and that under him tho attorney-generalship has not shrunk, but has expanded Into a powerful agency for tho public good. His record as attorney-general Is ono of achlovemont and shows efficiency on a lurge scale. "Attorney-General Drundago defend ed successfully tho 2 cent pasonger faro law against tho combined attack of practically all tho rauroau com panies of this state. If tho contentions made by tho railroad companies In that litigation had prevailed In tho Supremo court of tho United States the stato of Illinois' would havo lost all real control over Intrastate rates. As a result of that litigation tho rail road companies woro forced to refund to passengers amounts aggregating several millions of dollars collected In excoss of tho statutory fares. Tho rates that aro being chargod now aro In accordance with tho federal regula tions Induced by tho war. "His success In tho prosecution of tho East St Louis riot cases Is well known. It earned for him tho grati tude of all tho law abiding citizens. "As a result of these prosecutions by tho attornoy-gonoral's offlce nine teen men were sont to tho penitentiary. "Tho majority of tho voters take their citizenship seriously and want and need tho facts about Issues and candidates, but what they need Is f.icts and not partisan exaggerations The ono outstanding fact of tho adminis tration of Edwanl.1 Drundago has bnen his steadfast and fearless devotion to duty In handling tho affairs of his office, he has shown neither fear nor favor, f'apablo. determined and coura geous he has followed tho strict lino of duly and deserves renomlnatlon and r '.( tlon " wKb mmmETv SamCit THOMAS M. SULLIVAN Former Sanitary Trustee with an E xccllent Record Who Deserves the Democratic Nomination and Re-election. EAGLETS. Judge Ooorgo D. Holmos la gratify ing his many friends with the fine record he Is making on the Municipal court bench. Albo:t J. Hopkins, who made one of tho bout United States senators Illinois ever had, would mako a great governor. Alderman Walter P. Steffen Is mak ing a fine record In the city council. GEORGE Popular Lawyer and Captain T. P. Darry, tho popular general manager of tho Globa Mutual Llfo Insuranco Company ot Chicago, Is ono of tho most popular under writers In the state, as woll as a pro gressiva citizen whoso views aro al ways popular with mon who lovo Jus tlco and honesty. frank Johnston, Jr., ablo Judge ot the Circuit court, would make a great governor of Illinois. The Chicago Association of Com merce la doing great work tor Chicago, YmYaYmYaYmYaYmYaYmYaYmYaYjri mmYaYmYaYmYaYmYaYmm BmYamYamYamYamYamYamYBir j BmYamYamYmYamYBl ammmmmmmmmmmmmmLL mmmmmmmH BmmmmmmmmmmmmmW mW S smmmmmmmmmmm jMfr ffijflBP"yPitt$ j X'iBmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Ullfj j)' ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmVal COLONEL AUGUST W MILLER Popular Clerk of the Circuit Court, Vho Deserves Renomlnatlon. The Mechanics & Traders State Dank Is making a splendid record and Is gaining now customers and deposi tors ovory day. It has an ldoal lo cation In tho heart of tho groat wost sldo at tho corner ot Washington and Dcsplalnes street. Colonel August W. Miller, popular clerk of the Circuit Court Is making a splendid public record. Adam Wolf, tho popular county as sessor, is an Ideal public official. L. SCHEIN Public-Spirited Citizen. Mayor Thompson was the father ol municipal playgrounds. He intro duced nnd secured the passage of tha first onllnanco creating one while he was an alderman. Chicago pcoplo aro doing pretty woll in tho way of boosting tho town at homo Patronize homo Industries. That Is "boost" enough. Tho many friends of Assistant County Treasurer Jacob Llndholmor aro pUmsciI to know that his health la restored and that ho Is again at his pott. -aVWOT-,- Greenwood's Appeal to Ireland , ii, I, ii i i tm iniwniirii . , I ' ami leader of moderate insu X..,l. (I... ... I .... . ... ... .... 1... -.. .1... ntntiiiiinil, Itl tl .miuimumi-m t'liuiMiii, mr uorace riuniictt, is nuuiorny iur wu nuin.ui...... public speech tint the situation in Ireland Is mote gravely alarming than it lias been within bis knowledge of sktv veins. The lender of the Unionists, public speech tint tin? situation in Ireland Is mnro gravely lins been within his kumvludge of sixty years. The leader Sir IMwnrd ('a miii, hay expressed n very similar view. I debate In the Iiduvo of mutinous that lie had neer known state of anarch prevailing. Curtis Renominated in Kansas Senator Clmiles Curtis of Kansas has been noinlu.ited In the ltepubllcnn primary for re-election. Public at tention was dliected to this primary because there was a feeling that it was in n way a test of the sentiment In the Suullowo' state nbout the In dustrial felntloiH court law that calls for compulsory arbitration ot disputes when thu public welfare Is Involved. Gov. Henry .1. Allen, thu author of this unique Kansas law, was also a candidate for nomination for re-election. There seemed to be an Idea that Allen ami Curils were In the same boat and would "Ink or swim together. Allen's victory was sweeping. Senator Curtis was elected lo the United States enale In 11)07 to 1111 out the unexpired term of .Senator ,T. It. Iturlon, resigned, succeeding .Senator A. V. Ilenson, appointed ud Interim. In 10VJ lie tecelved the pop ular vote for the senatorial nomina tion, but lost u uler the district plan. In IDIII Knnns adopted the direct primary and In lllll he gained the nomination over Senator .1. L. llrlstow and In thu election tli-feated Neeley, Democrat, and Murdoch, Progressive. c Ferris Defeats C.?iSjMmmmHBm?' v BBBBBBBBBBBBB JBBBBBBBBBBBBBH victory over Senator Goie. Representative Ferris was elected to tho Sixtieth congress nnd Is serving his seventh successive term, llcfore tho Republicans gained control ot tho house he was chairman of tho Important public lands committee. New Law Retires Tho provisions of the new civil service retirement law resulted In the dlschargo by Postmaster General Rur leson's ortlers of 1W) postal employees lit Chicago and their efforts at rein statement attracted tho attention of tho whole country. Tho result of their efforts was that 11 of tho 1.10 have been notified that recomuiendatlous for their reappointment had been (lied with the civil service commissioners. One of thu veterans not mimed nmong tho 11 Is Gen. .lames K. Stu art, aged seventy-eight, chief postal Inspector for thu last four decades. At twenty he rescued his coun try's ling In the battle of Stone River. He was cited twice during thu Civil war for bravery, and was mustered out In command of a regiment. A year Inter he entered tho postal serv ice but still kept up Ids military work. In the fifty years following ho be en mid oiii nf the best known noMill Inspectors In the United States, nnd In the Illinois national guard. Gibson Off to nlziiiK (iiieiui Yvinugii Is Understood Auuiluin government. 0Sw t5vtfK T "tyW Yr Kir Ilmimr Greenwood, ihlef sec rotitry Tor Ireland, (portrait herewith) a.vs: "There has never been n time when Hie Irish executive, thu llrltlsh cabinet, nntl the house of common were nioie desirous ot settling this ago-long It Nh question and we uro ready to welcome, representation from every quarter us to the bet method of solution." According to the preponderance of pi es teptcsenlutloii there are three voices from Irolnntl thut are gradual ly making themselves heard iibnvo tho confusion. Two of them proceed from the two extienie Irish factions: ono from the Orangemen of the north who Insist upon mnlntnlnlng the Irish system ns It Is; 'and the other from the Slnn-Felners, who demnnd hide peiidcnce. Hotvveen these polities lies the middle course of dominion govern ment, bucked by the Irish Dominion league. The founder of this league Ho snld thirlng a anything like tho 3 Gore for Senate Representative Scott Ferris has defeated Senator Thomas P. Gere for the Democratic nomination for United States senator from Oklahoma. Tho primary contest had features out of the ordinary which attracted wide spread attention. In tho llrst place, Senator Gore Is blind and It has been held In Oklahoma that a sentimental vote would keep him In his neat for yeais. He has served slnco 1007 and Ids majority In 11)1 1 was over -10,000. In thu second place Senator Gore was the author of the Goto resolution of 1010. warning Americans not to travel on belligerent ships, which was decisively beaten In thu senate. Later ho voted for tho I.odgo lesorviilloiw to the League of Nations. Scott I'Virls on tho other bnnd, has been a warm supporter ot thu presidential policies In tho lower house. So thu political sharps profess to see considerable slgnlllcanco In his Gen. J. E. Stuart climbed to thu iniik of brlgudlur general His Warsaw Post Hugh S. Gibson, United States minister to Poland, has been on leave In Washington. 1 It l noH- tiltit: to leave for his post. Thu dispatches say that "tho PoIWi sliuutloii requires hln presence at tho Polish capital." Very likely this s so. Anyway the situation round iibmit Warsaw appears to be full of Intel estlng possibilities. Aside from tho military situation there Is apparently enough going on In a diplomatic way to keep ono envoy extinoidlunry hus, Washington appears to bo puzzled by tepoits from abroad. Premier Lloyd George's announcement thut Great Ilrltaln had informed General Wrangel that ii'i. further attack by him on tho lmMiovll;! would be on his own responsibility camo almost on tho heels of Franco's recognition of and promlsi of material aid to tha antl-bolshevlst lender. Thu action of Franco In recog- to have met with tho approval of the 'sYbYbLYbYbbW sssssssssssssssH SSSSSSSSSSSSH issssssssssssssH sssssssssssssl bVbVbVbVbbbbbbbHH'' mk: H BBBBBBBBBJBjBk BBHn? BBBBBBBBbI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHh SsSS- V aI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa BH JUDGE BERNARD Strong Candidate for the Republlca n EAGLETS. Tho 11 ro department ot Chicago is tho poorest in tho country in equip ment and soveral other things. Robert E. Cantwell, eloquont, able, courteous and learned lr one of the most popular loaders at tho Chicago Bar. William H. Lynaa, the popular ter mer aeaator and alderaam, la at the ke4 of the big publle contraotbag ImefW.H, Umaa A Oe. ffifW - HARRY Popular County Treasurer, Who Is Hoyne's Tho Republicans havo a strong can didate In John T. Joyco, who will bo nominated and elected to tho lower house of tho legislature in tho 29th district, Ho is an ablo and popular young man who will reflect credit on tha district. John U. Smyth, the well known in surance man, with offices at 716 West Madison street, is one ot the rising young men of Chicago. He is popular, able and energetic and is a booster for everything that makes for the bet terment of this, bis native city. Somo ot tho Democratic leadors act as It they woro out on ball in thotr anxiety over tho state's attorneyship. 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GIBBON8 Working Hard Renomlnatlon. for State's Attorney Cuttor & Crossotto Company, 337 South Franklin street, Chicago, aro turning out tho bost shirt on tho mar ket in their justly famous Elgln-Matlo shirt. It pleases everybody for style, wear and comfort. Your dealer should havo It. For salo everywhere. George L. Scheln, tie well knows lawyer, who numbers his friends by the thousand, would make a fine Judge. Mr. Scheln has no ambition In this di rection, it is said, but bis ability, fair ness and legal experience well fit him for judicial honors. William Legner always served Chi cago well. He was one of the best Sanitary Trustees the city erer had. F. HAA8, Republicans Should Re-nomlnate. mMfp&k