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- fw wr "yui THE CHIOAGO EACSH-Sa: COUNTY AND SANITARY DISTRICT ' HEADS AND JUDGES OF THE AP PELATE, CIRCUIT AND SUPERIOR COURTS Board of County Commlwlon Peter Rolnbers, Prwldant. Member from the City of CM cago. Hartley Burs, Joseph M. Kltigerald, Thomaa Kasperikl, Daniel Mortarty, Albert Nowak, Own O'Malley. Frank Ragen, Daniel nyan, William D. Scott, Peter nelnberg. Members from outilde the City of Chicago. William Bums, Joseph Carolan, Dudley S. Plerson, j George A. Miller, Wro. H. MacLean. Address all commlisloners, R. 817, 5th floor, County Building. Peter J. Ellcrt, Committee Clerk. R. B07, 6th floor, County Building. Henry A. Zonder, Superintendent of Public Service. Sheriff Charles W. Peters. Morris Wilson", Chief Bailiff (South Sldo). John C. Ryan, Chief Bailiff (North Side). R. 423, 4th floor, County Building. County Treasurer Hnrry R. Gibbons. Jacob Lindhelmer, Assistant Traa- urer. Jos. Olll, Chief Clerk. Thomas J. Dooloy, Assistant Clerk. Thomas P. Qahan, Assistant Clerk. R. 212, 2nd floor, County Building. Recorder of Deeds Joseph F. Haas. John F. Dovlne, Chief Dcfnty. R. 120, 1st floor, County Btsldlnf. Registrar of Title (Torrens Sys tem) Joseph F. Haas. P. R. Stelnert, Chief Clerk. R. 120, 1st floor, County Bulldln. County Clerk Robert M. Swoltzer. John II. Mock, Chief Deputy. T. J. Crowo, Chlof Clork. John P. Keovcrs, Chief Bookkeeper. J. S. Mayer, Chief Cashier. Loula C. Legnor, Chief Marriage Licenses Department JUDICIARY. Illlnol Supreme Court J lid r ft nrrln N. Carter. R. 1022, 10th floor, County Build Ing. Appellate Court Branch 1. William II. McSurely, Wllham E. Deter, Jesse Holdom. R. 1400, Michigan BWd. Building. Branch 2. Charles A. McDonald, John P. McQoorty, Albert II. Barnee. R. 1400, Michigan Bird. Buttdlng. Branch 3. John M. O'Connor, Thomas Taylor, Jr., Clarence N. Goodwin. R. 1400, Michigan Bird. Building. Judge of Probate Court Henry Horner. Judge of County Court Thomas F. Pcully. Judge of Juvenile Court Merrltt W. Plnckney. Judgee of Superior Court Albort C. Barnes, Theodore Brentano, Joseph Sabath, Wm. Fen'more Cooper, William E. Deter, Joseph II. Fitch, Charles M. Foell, Henry Qucrln. Jacob II. Hopkins. Martin M. Gridley, Marcus A. Knvanagh. Charles A. McDonald, M. L. McKlnley, William II. McSurely, John M. O'Connor, ' Hugo Pam, Donls E. Sulllran. John J. Sullivan, Joseph E. David. Oscar Hebel. Extra Judges 10th floor, County Building. Judges of the Circuit Court Victor P. Arnold, Robert E. Crowe, Jesse Baldwin, Oeorgo F. Barrett, David M. Brothers, Jesse Holdom, Frank Johnston, Jr. Georgo Korsten, David F. Matchett, John P. McGoorty, rAie.3 raoni gig ernes Cadet Aviators, Delayed, Say Things of St. Louis ST. LOUIS. If you were nn nvlntor In the habit of tnklns llttlo trips nt tm rnto of. sny. 120 miles nn hour; and If Undo Snm handed you n two weeks Christmas lane. Just Mtfllclcnt for n dash homo half way across tno continent ; and ir your train rciuscu io Bo faster than 80 miles nn hour, thcro by missing connections for homo, what would you say? That Is exactly what 200 officers nml endcts from the School of Military Acronnutlcs In Austin, Tex., snltl tho other day when their slow train from the South puffed Into St. Louis too late for eastern connections. Thron ntilnncrn rndcts. Jlick Gib- 'bons, Paul M. Becker nnd Ralph F. Het7.cl, sprinted for It and caught tno Inst homo train. They won tho race nRolnst tlmo by nn eyelash, but they won. Really, you know. It wns quite undignified tho wny they ran for that truln. They seemed to linvu tin Idea that to stop over night In St. Louis was soinethlnc to be regretted. It looked ns If they preferred to bo on their wny. Their flight through the streets nml depot nnd trnln shed was positively head long. Everybody got out of tho wny except thoso who were too astonished. Those who got left nppenred to be disgusted with life. St. Louis np pnrontly did not atinenl to them nt nil. They got together nnd expressed their opinion of things In general nnd St. Louis In particular. What did they say? Uli'liuh I Well, that enn't very well he printed In n nowspupor, especially In n St. I.onls newspaper. "Billy Christmas" Caught by Detectives at Last A wn na William Koouph, omMlme sparring partner of Jim Cor 1 it Mutt it nt n hlnu it tlio ttrlvn rlni?. &M3rz STATEWFICIALS Governor, FRANK O. LOWDBN. Lieutenant-Governor, JOHN Q. OQLE8BY. Attorney General, EDWARD J. BRUNDAQE. 8ecreUry of State, LOUIS L. EMMERSON. State Treasurer, LEN SMALL. Auditor, ANDREW RUSSELL. Superintendent of Pubtlo Instruction, FRANCIS G. BLAIR. Clork of Supremo Court, CHARLES W. VAIL. CITY OFFICIALS Mayor, WILLIAM HALE THOMPSON, Treasurer, CLAYTON F. SMITH, City Clerk. JAMES T.. IQOE. Comptroller, EUGENE R. PIKE. Corporation Counsel, 8AMUEL A. ETTEL80N. Commissioner of Public Works, FRANK I. BENNETT. Commissioner of Health, JOHN DILL ROBERTSON, M. D. General Superintendent of Police, HERMAN F. 8CHUETTLER. Fire Marshal, THOMA8 O'CONNOR. countTofficials Hey Bros. Motor Car & Garage Co. Finest Garage in Chicago BEST OF SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT 4621 to 4629 Cottage Grove Avenue . TELEPHONE DREXEL 772 A r i i James G. Wolcott, Chief Tax R . "r, domptlon Department M. J. Browne, Chief Map Dopsrt monL Daniel Hcrllhy, Chlof Eloctlon De partment. R. 233, 2nd floor, County Building. Martin J. O'Brien, Chlof of Tax Ex tension Department. Frnnk L. Pasdeloup, Head Clerk. R. 217, 2nd floor, County Building;. County Comptroller and Clerk Board J of Commissioners Robert M. SwolUor. William J. Graham, Doputy Comp troller. M. J. O'Connor, Chief Clerk. R. 511, 5th floor, County Bulldlns;. Clerk of the County Court Robort M. Swolttor. Georgo L. McConnoll, Chief Clerk. J. O. II. Moyor, Chlof Insanity Di vision. R. COO, 6th floor, County Building. County Agent Wm. 11. Ehemann, 213 South Peoria Street. Cook County Hospital Cor. of Harrison nnd Wood 8ts Chicago, III. Michael Zlmmor, Warden. Oak Forest Institution Henry I Bailey, Superintendent. Mall P. O. Oak Forest, 111. Public Welfare Bureau Atnolla Sears, Director. R. 722, 7th floor, County Bulldlns;. Coroner Peter M. Hoffman. David R. Jones, First Assistant. R. 500, 6th floor, County Bulldln. Clerk of the Circuit Court August W. Miller. Louis Hutt, Chief Doputy. Otto Besserer, Chief Clerk. R. 412, 4th floor, County Bulldlns;. Clerk of Juvenile Court August W. Miller. Edward R. Arkomaw, Chlof Clerk. R. 1007, 10th floor, County Building. Clerk of the Superior Court John KJollander. Leonard A. Brundago, Chlof Deputy. James French, Chief Clerk. R. 437, ,4th floor, County Bulldln. Clerk of the Criminal Court William R. Parker. Robert R. Lovy. Chief Clerk. Criminal Court Building, cor. Michigan St. and Dearborn Ave. Clerk of Probate Court John F. Dovlno. R. 623, 6th floor, County Building. Clerk of the Appellate Court James S. Mclnerny. John E. Connerty, Chief Doputy. R, 1400, Michigan Blvd. Building. Members of Board of Review Pntrlck A. Nash. Edward R. I.IUIngor. Stophen D. Grlffln, Chief Clerk. William P. Feoney, Assistant Chief Clerk. R. 337. 3d floor, County Building. Members of Board of Asaesao Michael K. Sheridan. Georgo K. Schmidt. W H. Weber, Adam Wolf, Chas. Krutckoff. R. 312, 3rd floor, County Building. Cook County Civil 8ervlce Commis sion Harry A. IJpsky, Chairman. James M. Whalen, Secretary. Ralph H. Peck. William F Foehrlnger, Office floora- It. 647, 5th floor, County liulldln. County Superintendent of Schools Edword J. Tobln. H. 506, 6th floor, County Bnlldln. SUte'a Attorney Maeiay Hoyne. M. F. Sullivan, First Assistant. Criminal Court Bulldlnr. Chas. Case, Jr., In charge of Cook County Law Department. tL. J07, Ith floor, County Bvtidi. Kickham ScanWui, Frederick A. Smith, Thomas Taylor, Jr., Charles M. Thomson, Oscar M. Torrlson, Richard S. Tuthlll, Charles M. Walker, Thomas G. Wlndos. Jury Commission Joseph II. Barnett, Otto Pompol, Chas. W. Solnworth, Chas. L. Caswell, Chief Clerk. R. 824, 8th floor, County Building. Chicago Law Institute and Library 10th floor, County Building. William Holden, Librarian. Comty Supt. of Highway r;oorge a. viuinian. R. 325,' 3rd floor, County Building. President of Sanitary District Chas. II. Sergei. Trustee of Sanitary District William J. Honly. Pntrlck J. Cnrr, Wallace G. Clark, Harry R. Littler. Chas. II. Sergol, Goorgo W. Paullln, V. O. Nnnco. Jamee H. Lawley, M. A. Muellor, John McGlllen, Clork. 900 S. Michigan Ave. (Karpen Building). Telophono Wabash 1320. Cook County Building Occupies block, Randolph, Wash ington, Clark and La Salle Sts. John Czokala, Custodian. Criminal Court Building Cor. Michigan and Doarbora Ave. Jacob Pomerantz, Custodian. Cook County Jail Criminal Court Building, Dearborn Avo., botweon Michigan and Illinois St. William T. Davlos, Jailer. County Surveyor Harry Emerson. R. 426, 4th floor, County Building. County Architect Eric E. Hall. 139. N. Clark St. mas Forger," "Hilly Christmas" Is under nrrcst here. Fnrrcll, better known ns William Keough, one-lime sparring pnrtner of Jim Corbel t, Jeffries, and other notnble.s of the prlzo ring, ami employing In his uirlotis disguises n full dozen nllases, has for more than 110 years matched his wits with tho cleverest sleuths of America, nnd has successfully eluded them. Ills moro extensive activities wero confined to tho holiday season. Fnrrell was no piker. He dcnlt with tho leading jewelers, merchants, haberdashery establishments nnd hanks of tho country, principally In Vim- Vni-lr nml Clilrnirn. It wim lust when tho Christmas shopping was nt lis height thnt Fnrrell sauntered forth, nttlred Immnculately In tho latest styles, with silk lint nnd a Jaunty stick, to make his purchases. It was then that ho dealt heavily In forged drafts nnd travelers' check. , - , Fnrroll'sioperntlons nro suld to have netted him moro than $20,000 a week through (ho Christmas shopping rush for mnny years. William A Plnkerion, who was elated nt tho apprehension of tnrrcll, put Fnrrell second on his list of famous forgers. Tho greatest forger of them nil was Charles Becker, alius "Tho Dutchman." Breaks His Parole, Fights and Wins a Full Pardon DENVER. Long before tho United States declared war on Gcrmnny, circu lars offering $."! rowanl for the arrest, detention nnd return of Warren Ilazlott to tb'i win don of the Colorado state pcnlt6ntlary wero scattered broadcast throughout tho United States. A fow months prior to this time ho had been pnmled from tho peniten tiary. Within a fcliort whllo ho fulled to maku Ills regular report and left tho community to which ho had been sent. Warren Ilazlctt, as u convict, dropped from sight. ! The first Word of him en mo to the stato (pardon board lu thu form of n letter, idlrty niul tenr-sttilued. It had v j, been rorwiirilcil to tliu hoaAl by bis mother, nnd It told Its own nluiplo and effective story: "Somewhere in France. I have been In Franco now for more than a year. I havo been through hell day and night. I have met tho Hun, like those hundreds r.f thousands of other liravo Yanks. I havo seen their treachery and have fallen as one of their victims. I have IkH'ii bmiied and blinded by their polNon gas, mid I havo been hit by their bullets. 1 inn recuperating in u base hospital back of the lines. We've got thu Huns licked. "Mother, I liroko my parole and ran away to Kansas. There I was when Uncle .Sam declared his tight to a llnlsli against the Hun. My patriotic spirit gripped mo and I enllxteil under an assumed 11111110. I havo ilono my bit and now, mother, won't jou please see the pardon board nnd see If you can't get mu a pardon?" Thu board brought the matter to tho attention of Governor Giintor, chair man of tho hoard, and he Immediately granted thu boy 1111 alisoluto pardon. State's Attorney, MACLAY HOYNE County Treasurer, HARRY R. OIBBON8. Recorder of Deeds, JOSEPH r. HAAS. Sheriff, CHARLES W. PETER8. County Judge, THOMAS F. SCULLY. County Clerk, ROBERT M. SWEITZER. Probata Judge, HENRY HORNER. Probate Clark, JOHN F. DEVINE. Criminal Court Clerk, WILLIAM R. PARKER. Superior Court Clark, JOHN KJELLANDER. Circuit Court Clerk, AUGUST MILLER. Coroner, PETER M. HOFFMAN. President County Board, PETER REINBERO. Board of Review. P. A. NASH. EDWARD R. LITZINQER. Board of Assessors. WILLIAM H. WEBER, ADAM WOLF, QEORQE K. 8CHMIDT. CHARLES KRUTCKOFF. MICHAEL K. SHERIDAN. Lilian May Have Been Spanked, but 'Twas Worth It CHICAGO. Policeman Lynch, at State and Adams streets, was accosted Christmas ee by a dapper young porxon of about tlfteen who nskod whero an niitoinobllo could bo bought person showed a largo roll of bills. Tho policeman led the way to central police station, Policewoman Roddy took 0110 look and then put tho young person Into woman's clothes. Tho girl Mild'i-ho was June Clay ton anil wan In town for shopping. No moro would sho tell and she stuck to her story. But the "missing girl" book had n description that lined June, who llnully owned up that she was Lilian Kaften of Oak Park, daughter of Louis Kartell, a Itiuk dealer. Tho police of ( The policeman laughed. Tho young Marx Beer Tunnol and Restaurant, at the corner of Dearborn and Madi son streets, Is woll worth your patron age. It Is ono of tho fine old style restaurants whero evorythlng Is good and plenty of it. Tho cooking could not bo better. Just samplo It. The management, under tho guldlrg hand of Fred H. Marx, has won encomiums for this fine eating houso In tho heart I of tho city. Vlvlano Brothers mako tho best macaroni in tho market. Their big factory at 2148 to 2168 Canalport avo- nuo la ono of the largosUln the coun try and Is noted for Its cleanli ness, thoroughness and attractiveness throughout, and for tho great product it turns out. Milan, it appears, roto above Judge Charles A. MoDonald la mak ing a splendid record on tho Superior Court bench. Ho la a conscientious and fair-minded Judge. Ity and subuili had been eaichlng for her for IS hours. Milan. ., ii.i- fntimr to Muii in naiao on 11 innnu miooi 01 paper, nmi It "Pleaso let niv daughter draw on my account for all sho wants." Her cl.iw... 1....I s.'!f,o no iiemiHlt at the- llomu Bank and Trust company and Lilian thought '-'-Mi'.) win. all she wanted and drew It out on tlm order. She stepped Into tho nearest lmlrdrohxei's and had her hair bobbed. Then sho started In on her shopping. ... , , Mrs: of all, sho bought 11 suit of boy's clothes, n reefer, tnn shoes and chaulleui's cap The oiittlt cost $40. Sho bought a watch and ring for her brother, dies, for an older sister, Iluldn, and a wonderful doll that cost si."i for her i-lster, Illnlle. She also bought a camera, a pair of driving gloos. mi nhsoiti-ient of neckties, shirts and toilet articles, anilhist of all u red covered book entitled "Auto Prlvlng .Solf-Tnught Over Night." Milan's father arilved nml started homo with her. llo was understood to mi.v something under his breath about a spanking. Lilian may Iwmj been spunked. Anyhow, 'twns worth It. Wedded Scrappers Fight It Out in Drawn tattle THE SANITARY DISTRICT Facts aDoui tho Saatury District and drainage oaaal: Tho main and water power chan nel la 40 miles long. Length of river, lake to Rob ay street, 6 miles. Length rlvor diversion channel, II miles. Width main channel, Robey street to Summit: Bottom, 110 feat; top, ltl. Width main channel, Summit o Willow Springs: Bottom, 202 feet; top, 290. Width main channel, Willow Springs to Lockport (rock section): Bottom, 160 feet; top, 1J. Width river diversion channel: Bot tom, 200 feet. Minimum oeptn 01 water in maim channel, 22 feet. Current In earth sections. 1 1-4 miles per hour. Current in rock sections, 1.1 mlloa par hour. Present capacity of canal, I00.C00 cuble feet per minute. Total amount of excavation, 41,219, 86 'cubic yards. The north ahoro channel, extandlag from Lawrence avenue to Lake Michi gan, In the village of Wllmette, It about 8 mllea long with a water depth of 11.6 feet. Construction of the Sag canal to drain the Calumet region waa bogus In the summer of l&ll. Sag channel will be 22 mllea long when work la finished. Professor M. J, Dwyor, whose splen did gymnasium Is on tho nineteenth floor of tho Continental and Commor- al.1 TIhhI lltiln tins n aa4 stll. PT PAI'L.-Tl.ev bad run 11 dead heat to Central station. Both husband """"""? "K,B """. Vh ji ' "l "' '" ' . ' , rwi, u, it M,,....., ...1,1. entngo among tho solid men of cm- 0 and wllo immediately opened up tin De Sergei nt Pat Murnaio with b Business and nrofosslonal men of standing nnd fame ara among his Richard M. Hennessey, the well known building contractor, has an honored record for ability and efficiency. K. G. Schmidt & Son have oponed their now subdivision In North Edge water. It Is locatod at tho southeast corner of Fairfield and Dovon av enues ono of tho most beautiful and accessible of locations. .Iiisi n minute, rapid-lire. 'lllsTA MI)lllTE" sJlrr' "' """, s icr - &$ Sidney Adler, rho well known law yer, Is In tho front -ank of boomers or nil native city Chicago. Fred W. Upbam would make a splendid United States Senator If he would consent to mako tho race for ti5t position. Benjamin Moore & Co. Manufacturers of Paints, Colors, Varnithei, Muresco 461-423 North Green Street Phone Monro 1686 Chicago, III. a ,'y ana. ft (Lit : .W-.RK.WaT sjk &i?gRF lust a minute," Interrupted Sergeant Miirnniie, "ono at a time." Tho wfo got tho Jump on friend husband and told her story llrst. After being separated last winter the husband gavo his wifo ti half In terest In tho furniture. They patched up their differences and started house keeping again. Then tho husband oneo more suffered 11 chango of mind and had tlm furniture moved. "I want my furniture and I'm go ing to stick until I tluil whero It Is," tlio woman confidently . announced, Sergeant .Muniano told the warring couplu that they would havo to take their troubles Into court. Disappointed, husband loft thu station, with his wlfo following. Two minutes later ho came back to tho station. Wifo came also. "(iuem I'll Imvo 10 sit hero all night," said the liushnnd, "I don't want to keep tlm neighbors up till morning." Sergeant Miiruaiiu briefly remnrked : "Go home, or bu locked up." It was too much for the wlfo. "Joe, jon'io not going in seo them lock mo up, nro you?" she cried, ns tlio tears begun 10 stream. Joe sir.'gMed Mint maybe they both could go to his homo and patch up. Ann hi nil Mow left tile station. best pleased patrons. F. William Morr, wtth the big nnd well-known South Water Btreot house of C. II. Weaver & Co., Is one of the most popular meu In the vegetable and fruit trade. Robert R. JampoBe would make a great Judge. Secretary ot State Louis L. Banner son is making a fine record and many friends by the able nnd efficient man nor in which be conducts his great office. Gus A. Borkes for many years pro prietor of tbo North Sldo Turner Hall is now distributor for Pom-Roy, a pure apple wino ot the Champagne type. As usual hn u making n Dig success. Areola Electric Co. Selling Agents, Lux Mfg. Co. LUX LAMPS LAST LONGEST 418 Hartford BIdg., 8 So. Dearborn St Telephone Central 1104 CHICAGO The William H. Reid Company PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PHONES FRANKLIN 360-1395 Suite 1358 Conway Building CHICAGO Quick Service Laundry Co. 319-321-323 S. PAULINA ST. NEAR VAN BUREN A phone message to West 3166 for our wagon to call for your shirt bundle, family washing or flat-work is the quickest way to get acquainted with them, or renew old friendship. The pleasure will be ours to receive your call while you will be doubly pleased on examining our faultless work, which cannot be excelled anywhere. PAUL P. LEONI, President OTTO RICE, Secretary "and Manager Severinghaus Bros. G. A. R. Laundry Busiest Because Best 3118-20 Armitage Avenue Near Kedzie Avenue. Phones Albany 117 and 118 ENVELOPES! Phone HECO Superior 7100 HECO ENVELOPE COMPANY 351 to 363 East Ohio Street FRANK HOGAN, President HECO SLEEVE PROTECTORS ESTABLISHED 187S PHONE HUMBOLDT 1317 W.S.TOTHILL MANUFACTURERS- OP NURSERY, PLAY GROUND,PARK,GYMNASIUM AND ATHLETIC FIELD EQUIPMENTS Wood Street, Wcbater and Eliton Avenues CHICAGO, ILL. ( 'fl 1 ' f '. ' ,.-.