Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-24
EAeiETS.

Justice John Fitzgerald. Of the Town
of Lake has made a splendid record rs
a magistrate. His many friends have
brought him ont NJ candidate for mu.
nicipal judge and there II no doubt hut
that he will he nominated and elected.
lie will add great strength to the tick-
ct. as he Ii very popular with the poo.
pie. Justice Fitzgerald Is well read In
the law and IL noted for his honesty,
firmncss. fairness and good common
sense
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James Edgar Brown Is the man
whose name has been most strongly
urged for state Senator from the Fifth
District to succeed Francis W. Parker.
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Thomas Gallagher. Preston Harrison
AMI Clarence barrow are candidates
for Congress In tho Eighth District.
John u. Owens is not u candidate
for Congress. lie Is being talked of for
u big county Office
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To representative Of the Chicago
Eagle. who saw Mr.. Jennings at the
offices of the Jennings Real Estate
Loan Company. In the First National
Bank building. he said I'VE have de.
ciled that n bnnk to bc kept open for
business all day and all night. every
business day In the year. would he u
money.lnaking institution. l have con.
suited with several Of the largest stock
holders of the Jennings Real Estate
Loan Company and have found them
] enthusiastic over the matter. ! have
also gone outside Of our own company
and talked with some of our leading
merchants and bankers and find that
the prevailing opinion Is that u bank
could do a profitable business without
| antngoniZing the interests Of other
banking institutions AMI ut the same
time do a genuine service to the public.
| a great portion Of the business Of Chi.
chgO Is done after 3 o'clock In the ~.
ternOOn AMI before 10 o'clock In the
morning. AMI we feel that u bank for
| the accommodation of this class Of
business would be greatly appreciated
and receive most liberal patronage.
Until we have heard from larger
percentage Of the stockholders NJ the
Jennings Real Estate Loan Company
and know their sentiments In the mat
ter. ! cannot say whether ar not any
OF the stock In this bank will bc offered
10 the public. 1t has been the policy,
however, Of this company TO distribute
Its stock among rs many prospective
patrons rs possible, and ! believe that
the stockholders Of the Jennings Real
Estate Loan Company. seeing the great
advantage that this has been Ia them
Ia this organization, will allow some Of
the stock To he sold To the general pub.
lie, with u view to enlnrglng our ellen.
trle. The price Of the stock has already
been established at 500 per share
More than half the stock has been
taken already by our present stockhold'
crs, AMI ] have II number Of letters on
my desk with checks attached asking
for stock IN the new bank The fcatur.
| that seems TO interest our Stockholders
the most Is the nll'day' might
plan, the never'close idea. There are
thousands Of people IN Chicago who
would like 10 patronize n bank nj Other
hours than banking hours ana have NJ
opportunity to do 81. We are going I,
give these people an opportunity, Their,
are thousands III people who come I,
Chicago 10 shop who need banking nc
commOdatiOns ut different times ant
cannot be accommodated under presen
conditions. These people will lind tn
Jennings Real Estate Loan ana Trus
Another reason why we have though
II wise to organize this bank Is tina
the Jennings Real Estate Loan Com
pany has twelve thousand customers Ol
its books who buy first mortgages an,
first mortgage bonds from us, but thes
twelve thousand customers deIOsi
their money In other banks until the!
have accumulated sufficient funds will
which to purchase mortgage or bond
Now. II these people have confidence
enough In us To buy the securities Of
fered for sale by this company. the!
would also have confidence enough 4
deposit the money while waiting to k
invested, with the Jennings Real Estat'
Loan and Trust Company Bank. ant
we are simply making provision TO taxi
l % he hapa Int Ia al IN