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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

morning was theatrical troupe booked
for small engagements In towns oround
the Back Bay City. II was nm amusing
sight 10 see all the femiDine members OF
the bnnd-from dnrk- k-hrowcd vlllaincsS to
peroxide insenuc-opon their handbags
directly the train tortod. ana pluniu5
chienons "a the hnck % The sent In front
of them. proceed TO curl the evening
coinure. And shades Of ThesPls' While
their Ongers worked buslly everyone al
tbc ladies as2lduously chcwcd gum.
The cbiSnon of culls. howcvos- Is really
very pretty aud satisfactory mode OF
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

brolla cover may be slipped over the
por1sol ii the small metal tip at the bot
tom be cut on to allow the cover 10
slip over the larger fcrulc end Of the
parnsol. This unfinished end mny he
mnde secure by fastening I'm crochet
ring. BY the aid OF this contrivunce tue
parnsol will not only be kept clean fo'
uso al the journeys end but wlll-it the
proper cover he chosen. make a harmon
ious part or the travelling costume.
Wells arc not worn as much as usual
this summer. They are generally made of
clear mesh. with sometimes border OF
lace ribbon or velvet.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21
ICED VENICE PUDDING.

Yolks of four eggs. half ounce gela-
tine four sponge cakes. some preserves.
Two ounces OF swcetmeots and sufficient
sherry 10 soak the cake Make n Gus
t1rd with the yolks OF tho eggs and gel
atinc. Ornament tho bottom OF a moul1
with sWectmentS according 10 taste
Pour o little OF the custnrd into the
mould. then add sponge cakes soaked In
sherry, the preserves. aud Hll mp with the
custard. Put IL In cool place or Ice u.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21
PINEAPPLE CREAM ICE.

Remove the brown speck5 from a pre-
served pineapple. cut IT up and pound 1t
smooth in mortar Then rub II through
sieve. odd the strained juice OF a lemon
and four ounces sugar. Let this stand
for quarter OF an hour until the sugar
Is quite diosolved. Holf freeze the mix
turo In tho usual way. then stir I'm half
a pint OF whipped cream. mix Well to-
sothor and flnlsh freezing. Mould. IL re-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21
AttractivenesS Rather
Than Warmth the Es-
sentia1 "A Mu1titudeof
Bonnet Styles : The
Coa1-scuttle Hat Defies
the Wind Gay Fou-
lard Coat Linings A
Cloth Of Gold Motor
Coat.

~ III
E wtutcr motoring apparel. In
u u Ia summer prettipess must bc add
&S%& cd Not only alienvelopiuG
wraps. guaranteed to withstand
dust, rain and wind, must be provided;
but nlso graceful becoming things for
wear whcu driving about town OF to tes-
tive gatherings
For example. the woman who rolls lei
surely up TO the country club for ten.
would look absurd swaibed In vells and
smothercd in dust coat designed for hard
travel on tho road So there are NIL nnD-
ner of chnrmiDE togs, much less sewers
In design than the business like OUTFIT for
long tour.
Spectacular Motor Raimcnt Not In
Good Taste.
Many new STYLES Ia motoring roiment
eppenr Mt the French raccs during Au-
gust. though the Parisians who revel In
spectacular effects, wcnr much more dar-
Ing and conspicuous creations In motor
Eerb than more conservative Americans
would dream OF donniug. on the Bois the
other day the pretty chaurcuse Of chic
ruunbout wore an Oriental turban made
OF a Persian scarf wound round and
round her head. The folds were doubtleAe
securely pinned To the wcarcr'S hair, but
the only visible fastening were two peorl
discs that were clapped on at either side
long pearl pendants dangling rakisbly over
the cars
Like Hnrcm Beauty.
Another beaddrcss In semi6erbarIc ef-
feet yet coquettlshly becoming withal is
shown on todays page This odd hat
which dts closely over the head, is OF rose
pink straw, the turned back portion be-
ing faced with pompadour silk in q rose
pattern The veil In an exquisite palo
pink, like the inside OF shell IS druped
over this hat something as the Turkish
woman wears her face covering one end
OF tho veil being lifted across the face
Just below the eyes when the automobile
Is in motion.
The comfortable and practical motor
bonnet has proved n grand success The
reason Is trnceable perhaps not to the
practically satisfactory features OF this
type OF headGear for riding against the
wind, but to the uudoubtcd becomingncss
OF the bonnets pretty girl In n poke
bonnet is enhancing. and even palmer
faces are softened aud enhanced by the
shndy brlm and co1ucttlsh strings Some
OF the bonncts seen In limousIncs and ton
neauX of private cnrs on Fifth avenue
and the shopping district, have been fairly
bewitchlug and made matchlcss frames
for the pretty faces within the scoop
brims. Some OF these bonnets are no
more or loss than small mushroom or
clocbe shapes. fitting closely over the hair;
others ace quite decided poke effects.
shading the eyes in front but cut away at
the bnck TO 1t down nround the chlgnon
Ribbon chouI and strings OF q becoming
color are usually the only trimming,
though occasionally ono secs flower
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21
cluster or a rose tucked under the brim
against the hair
strnw-hcndcd Hat Pins.

Strnw-hcudcd Hat Pins.
Ono Of the motor bonnets shown In the
Illustrations is apparently trimmed with
big cnbochons OF straw. These cabocbons
are really the tops of hat pins which.
after bonnet and veil have been adjusted.
arc thrust through the completed head
gear Into the hair. Strings tied under tho
chin will not keep the bonnet on securely
when tho fierce breeze begins TO sweep
under the brlm, end women who motor
q great denl dress the hair firmly high oa
the head aud pin the hat To this struc-
turo Of hair with hat pins thrust from
front to back rather than from side to
side in the ordinary why
A Bonnet That Closes Like nm
Accordion.
Very light and cool are tho motor
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20
UNUSUAL BUT NOT UNIQUE.

Mr.. Taft was the guest Of Mr.. Roose-
welt In the White House for the TWEEN.
ty-four hours preceding his Inaugural.
ton as President Thursday, March L.
II would be rash to say that the social
friendllness thus betOkened between an
outgoing and incoming President In
unique, yet 1t certainly Is unusual.
Thomas Jefferson, for example, who
was promoted to the presidency from
the vice presidency, did not even go
from the White House Ia the Capitol,
hut walked from his boarding house ac.
companied by company Of Virginia
artillery. President Adams not only
was not present nj the simple cere-
monies Of inauguration, but was not In
Washington. He had left the city early
in the morning on his way back 10 his
Massachusetts home. The unfriendli-
ness of Adams and Jefferson was as
notable as the frlendliness OF Roosevelt
and Taft. For an example Of closeness
Of relation similar 10 that which now
exists between the retiring and incOm-
time Of Jackson and Van Buren,. Cen
eral Jackson and his successor rode
from the White House together In a
phacton drawn by four gray horses and
attended by military escort. Jackson
sat uncovered on the platform while
Van Buren, delivered his inaugural adj
dress and took the oath Of Office. The
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20
LARGEST
Weekly Circulation
IN CHICAGO

Ths Chisase Eagle number
aasns its subscriber The NEST
ln1ssntial, nost DrospsPous ana
nest respected nsn n Chicago.
IL reaches nearly every nsa
% standin6 IN the community
oaA al men who are nou1dsss OF
Dublie opinion Or directors Of
Dublie a1aiss.
IL IL the guide, mentor and
friend Of every political leader
% every shade Of opinion.
It o. read ~ 0ovsPamsnt,
state, County s.a CITY o0eials.
It % PsaA ~ . BIG DsresatsSs
% the legal fraternity, ineluolng
bench aAa be-.
IL % the favsslts - Chisage's
leoAlng business mes.
It reaches al classes n their
h00es.
IL % ssaA ~ the Fire Ds1ast.
0snt.
IL IL ssaA ~ the Pslses Depart.
osat.
Il q IN every Dublis s0ss saa
svssy Dublis library.
It % net controlled ~ aay
cheap, cheeky - esesksA advss.
t1sln6 oeensy.
II he nlnstsea years % its
existeaee 10 he's managed % buila
- . lasge slssulatisa saa great
Business without the aia 0f Pre-.
esssiensl aavsvtlsia8 sharks.
That o. Why it - % lnaoD0na.
sas, - DeDslas asa - stPeaG.
The Chlea9s Eagle % oas ~.
per that has never aeDsaaaA
sDsa sAvsstisin0 sgests Ter .
sissulatioa. IL has oas Of its
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

regent custom. whether the two men
are friendly or not. bus been for the
new President to 60 to the White
House ut eleven o'clock on March 4.
and drive to the Capitol with the out.
going President. escorted by military
companies aud political clubs. The
obligation Of official courtesy is respect
ed. even though the men may not have
been previously acquainted. or though
they may belong to different parties.
Mr.. Cleveland acted as the personal
escort to his successor. Mr.. Harrison,
In 1850: and In 1893 Mr.. Harrison ap-
pcarei in the same capacity with Mr..
Cleveland.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

street cars OH North avenue. Divis-
lon street. Chicago avenue. Western
avenue, California avenue. Ketlxlc
avenue, 10th avenue and Harrison
street. Why We should be compelled
to 60 down town when we want to 60
to North or South Side Is a mystery.
Our cross-tOwn lines should connect
with all North and South Side lines,
and we should have plenty Of them.
Insist on clean and well ventilated
street anu elevated cars.
Regulation of service Of elevated
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

trains. Additional trains and cars
should he put on. A third track
should be put In, and express service
should he given.
Compel elevated roads to paint.
clean and light structure.
Compel Park Commissioners to light
and take over street bordering OH
Mlrks and b0ulevarls. The same
streets bordering ON parks are neglect
ell both by city and Park Commission.
ers. The Park Board ought to take
care OF them.
Extension Of electric light service
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

qualified man the ward has had for
alderman In years and he will receive
bigger vote than Caps and Blaze
combined.
The people Of Cook County IRE go
ing to re-elect Theodore Brentano
Judge Of the Superior Court by a rec.
Ord-brenking plurality. They are proud
Of his fearless and honest record.
~6
Warren Pease will make Il splendid
judge Of the Circuit Court.
Hickman Scanlan should he nom.
mated ana elected Judge IT tho Cir.
cult Court. lie has earned seat on
the bench by his long and honorable
record rs II lawyer. and he will make
u painstaking. honest and Courageous
jurist.
The people of Illinois are for Albert
j. Hopkins for United States senator.
and the hold-out Republican Legislators
should heed their demands.
~6A
John Il. McGoOrty will serve the peo-
Pile honestly ana fenrlessly on the Cir
cult Court bench. Ills nomination on
April 18th will prove u popular one all
over Chicago.
james ltea will be nominated and
elected to fill out the short term for
alderman In the Thirty-sccOnd Ward.
lie IL clean cut, able and honest man,
with progressive and liberal ideas. AMI
his election will be good one for the
ward ana for the city.
Judge Thomas Il. Wlndes Inns earned
by his able and honest record ON the
bench denomination and Il re-elcc.
ton.
Edwin 4. Olson's able ana brilliant
record IN u lawyer entities him to u
seat on the Circuit Court bench.
~
Pllny Il. Smith II the right kind
of man to place on the bench. and
every good Republican should vote for
him ut the primaries. April IN.
John +. Holland will be nominated
ana elected Judge OF the Circuit Court.
~ he deserves to Ike.
~
Mr.. i. q. Smyth, one Of the best
known nnd hest liked newspaper men
ana members Of the literatti Of Chi.
cagO. Ia about to issue charming book
1t will Ike entitled. Told Out Of Court.
ana will contain queer stories OF the
bar by sOn,e Of the most famous and
brilliant lawyers Of Chicago. We look
forward to Its appearance with much
pleasurable anticipation.
~
The people OF the Twenty.first Ward
are going to re.elect their honest and
able Alderman, Francis w. Taylor, by
u big plurality.
Arthur JOsetti has made a splendid
record In the City Council from tn
Twenty-secOnd Ward, and his re.elec
tlon IL Justly deserved.
49,
Thomas Taylor, Jr., should be nom
mated by the Republicans Of Cool
County for Judge Of the Circuit Court
He Is qualified In every way for til,
bench a'ni Is popular with everybody
benjamin +. Nicholson, the popular
attorney for the West Park Board
stands In the front ranks Of Chicago
ablest and most highly respected law
yers.
~9A
One of the ableat and most p0pulal
public officials In Chicago IL City At
torney John H. Caverly,
As n lawyer and citizen, formel
Judge Adams A. Goodrich stands higl
In the estimation of all Chicagoans.
Jacob W. Loeb stands foremOs
among Chicago's successful lawyer,
ana well liked citizens.
~IA
Alderman Herman F. Kruger, OF thu
Fifteenth Ward, has made splendid
record In the city council for the pas
two years and deserves reelection
His platform embraces among Other
things, these good points:
i Personal liberty and equal rights t.
all.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20
,aIned by 1t u widespread popularity

gained by 1t u widespread popularity
In Chicago.
~
Albert q. Wheeler has earned, by his
clean ana brilliant record ~ bust.
ness man. the confidence and highest
esteem Of the business men Of Chicago.
~~
Richard J. Firms good clean record
~ a lawyer has gained for him the ad-
mIratiOn and highest respect Of both
bench aud bar.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20
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Judge George Kersten deserves to
be renominntcd and reelected. and he
will he. lie IL one of the ablest jur'ists
Cook County has ever had AMI his vic
tory ut the polls on April 18th and
next June will liz II victory for all the
people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

over entire ward. AMI IL not electric
light. let us have gus nantes on all
our lamps. They have It on South and
North Slde Why don't We have It?
More appropriations for West side.
Albert J. Hopkins II a popular win
ner.
~
As Afnster.in.C hnncery Of the Federal
Court. james =. Hopkins has made u
clean and able record and he has
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

Thomas Taylor, Jr.'s candidacy for
Judge of the Circuit Court ON the Re
publican ticket should meet with the
hearty support of every citizen who Il
DESTROYS of seeing able, honest and
forceful men elected to the bench. Mr.
Taylor Is one Of Chicago's most sue
cessful and most highly esteemed nj
torneys, and he will make one of the
best judges ever elected In Cook Coun'
ty.
Mr.. Taylor has been for seventeen
years Master-in-Chancery of the Cir
cult Court Of Cook County and IL one
OF the best known men In the legal
profession. lie was born fOrty-nine
years ago and his boyhood was spent
at Canton, H., where he attended the
public schools. IIe then entered Knox
College at Galesburg, worked his way
through and was graduated In 1881.
With him IN college were Robert
Mather, u. A. Bancroft and y. =. Nc
Clure. and Judge Pinckney was one
Of his classmates. He was active In
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

The independent candidacy of g.
W. lIalleman for alderman In the
Twenty-seventh Ward has proved Il
popular one from one end OF the ward
to the other. IIalleman Is the best
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

The candidacy of Warwick A. Shaw
for judge Of the Circuit Court on the
Republican ticket Ii meeting with well
earned popularity all over the county.
Mr.. Shaws clean, able and brilliant
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

Y '
Judge Richard ". Clifford should he
re.nominated and reelected. Cock
county has never had an ADLER man on
the bench than Judge clifford and his
retention Ii desired In the best inter-
ests of everybody.
~
John L. Holland II one Of the best
qualified men In Chicago for seat on
the Circuit Court bench. ana his NOM
nation by the Republicans on April
18th will mean his election next June
by II big plurality. lie Ii II man Of
ability and integrity and will serve
the people fcarlessly and forcefully.
lie should be nominated nnd elected.
Afr. Holland IL tlfty-One years old. ana
was born In Milford, Mass. lie came
to Chicago twenty years ago ana
has lived In the sixth Ward for the
past thirteen years. lie graduated
from Harvard. and has practlced law
In Chicago ever since coming here.
For the past four years Mr.. Holland
hns been a Master-in.C hancery ind his
clean and able record has gained for
him the admiration ana highest re-
spect Of both bench ana bur. lie IL u
member Of the firm Of lIamlin 4 llOl.
land. and belongs to the Union League.
Hamilton. Chicago Law Clubs. ana the
Bar Association.
%6
August KrumhOlx will be elected Al
dernan In the Twenty.fourth Ward by
u great. big plurality. His good rec
ord as n public official, a business man
and Il citizen. has made him popular
with everybody. lie has the united
support OF the Democrats ana hnlf the
Republicans are with him.
Edwin 4. Olson deserves to liz noei'
mated ana elected Judge Of tho Cir
cult Court. His record as lawyer and
u citizen IL Il long and honorable one
and his candidacy should receive the
support Of every voter who believes In
placing honest and upright men on the
bench. His nomination by the Republic
cans win strengthen the whole Ticket
Mr.. Olson was born In Cambridge. ILL.,,
rOrty.One years ago and came to Chica'
20 In 1870. lie has lived IN the Thirty
first Ward for the past sixteen years
He studied law In Chicago and was
admitted to the bar In 1892. His prac'
tIce has been success from the start
Mr.. Olson belongs to the Illinois Ath'
letic Club. He has been attorney for
the scandal Life Insurance Company
for the past five years.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

college affairs and was president of
the leading literary society. In 1882
Mr.. Taylor entered the law school at
Harvard. Again working his way. he
was graduated with honor In 1885,. re-
ceiving the degree Of Ill. Il. Almost
Immediately he was admitted to the
SUFFOLK County (Massachusetts) bar
and for n year practiccd IN Boston In
the Office Of Burdette h Goocn. II,
1887 Mr.. Taylor came to Chicago. and
since that time has been actively en-.
gaged In law practice. AZ Mnstcr.in.
Chancery he has heard and decided
more than 100 civil suits. Mr.. Tay.
lOr's name II on the roster Of the Chi.
cagO, University. Law. city. Hamilton
and Marquette Clubs. lie II on the
executive committee of the Illinois lIu.
name Society. IL vice president Of the
Onwentsia Club and IL u member of
the Chicago. Illinois and american bar
Associations. In 1906 he was appoint
cd by Governor Dcnecn n delegate tn
the congress on uniform law. Mr.. Tay.
Tor IL married and has three children
Ills home II In Winnetka.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20
~

The denomination and reelection OF
Judge Edward q. Brown IL desired In
the interest Of an honest and fearless
judiciary, and every Democrat should
90 to the primaries on April 18th and
vote for him. The rest of the people
will elect him next June.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20
EA0LETS.

You can't stop Frank ID. Conncry for
City Clerk. lie Is u sure winner.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

August Peters should receive the
support Of all good citizens for Alder
man IN the Twenty-sixth Ward. 1t In
successful and able men like Mr.. Pc.
tiers that IRE needed In the City GOun-
eli. and his election will be u credit
to the ward and To Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

Frank ID, Connery's honest. hard
working and able record In the city
council has won him In his campaign
for city Clerk the hearty support Of
thousands and thousands of independ-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

The election of Lewis NJ. Jones for
alderman In the Thirty-fourth Ward IL
certain. The best people Of the ward,
knowing his long. clean ami honest
career and his thorough fitness for the
office, are supporting his candidacy and
his plurality on April q will be n hand
some one.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

Judge Lockwood HOnOre has proven
himself worthy in every respect to the
trust the people Of Cook County I'M
posed upon him when they placed him
upon the Circuit Court bench. lie II
an able, just and painstaking Jurist
and should be renominated ana re-
elected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

Judge Richard W. Clifford should he
re.nominated and reelected. Cock
county has never had an ADLER man on
the bench than Judge clifford and his
retention is desired In the hest inter-
ests Of everybody.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20
~

Alderman Arthur W. Fulton will he
reelected by n big plurality. The
people Of the Thirteenth Ward are
proud Of his honest and able record.
and they will show their appreciation,
Of his faithful service on April q.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

Charles u. collars In making u splen-
did campaign for Alderman In the
Twenty-hfth Ward. His clean and
honest record as a lawyer and II citi-
zen IL well known to the people Of
the ward, AMI everyone of his big
army Of friends are working hard for
his election.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

The Democrats will undoubtedly re-
nominate Judge Richard W. Clifford
who has made such good record on
the bench. The people will re.elect this
able and honest jurlst next June by Il
big plurality.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

Homer u. Tinsman will be nom.
mated and elected Judge Of the Circuit
Court, as he deserves to be. His grand
record In the council and his long and
clean record as Il lawyer has gained
for him Il well earned popularity In
Chicago, and his candidacy IL making
great strides everywhere.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

Joseph Zilligen will be the next Al
dcrnan from the Fourth Ward. lie
In well known and well liked all over
the ward, and will make the hest rep
resentative the ward Inns ever had IN
the Council.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

Joseph +. Conncry IL the right man
to represent the Fourteenth Ward In
the City Council. Honest. able and
forceful, he will prove a live Alder
man.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

One Of. the most popular candidates
for Judge of the Circuit Court IL
Warren Pcase. Mr.. Peasc, who M.
plres to II nomination an the Repub.
lean ticket. IL II lawyer Of great abil.
ity, with long ana clenn record to
his credit. lie IL liked and respected
by both bench and bar ana will make
Il great jurist. Mr.. Peasc was born
In SanganiOn County, Illinois, In 1864.
ana was admitted to the bar In 1890,
having studied law Mt Elgin, III. Mr..
Pease's father was an officer In the
Civil War, and for six years was Judge
Of the Probate Court In Nebraska.
Mr.. Pease has always taken an active
part In the primary contests Of his
party. but claims to be no politician.
Mr.. Pease was married to Chicago
girl In 1902, and has four children,
two Of which are twins. His home Ia
mt KenllwOrth. He should he nominal.
ed ana elected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

It's u landslide for Powell for CIT!
Treasurer. Everybody IL with him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-20

Nominate and elect Thomas TaylOl
Jr., judge Of the Circuit Court.