Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-06-21

banquet by his many admirers and
supporters at the late election, in
the Casino at Riverview Park. The
alderman was presented with a mag.
nificent diamond star during the eve.
ming. George Hitzman was toast.
master and
Hon. John e. Northrup delivered
the presentation address. Other
speakers were: Attorney Henry N.
Soltenberg, Of the Dover Club; Mr..
Snow, Of Austin; Judge Goodenow,
Aid. Hazen's longtime law partner;
Alderman Lewis Sits; Central Com.
mitteeman Arnold; Chairman Merne
L. Nicholson, Of Aid. Hazen's Cam.
paign Committee; Mr.. LIGHT, Of Aus.
tin; Ex.Ald. Stewart, Of the TWEEN.
tieth ward; President Thelin, Of the
Austin Ward Club; Hon. Ben. Short;
Mr.. Buck, Of Austin, and Robert e.
Pendarvis Of Mont Clare.
Al. Severson, the renowned singer
and the Armitage Avenue Quartettc
furnished good musical entertainment,
rendering america" illinois," die
Wacht Am Rhine" and other National
airs.
Judge Hickman Seaman has always
been the friend Of the oppressed and
his stand in the recent street car
arbitration was In keeping with his
record.
John G. Mcdonnell, chief of the
city bureau Of fire prevention and
public safety, conferred with Chief OF
Police McWeeny with view to cur.
failing promiscuous firework celebra.
lions on the Fourth Of July. They
agreed to cooperate in the matter Of
enforcing the city ordinances govern
ing the sale and use Of fireworks.
This year the city officials hope t0
confne the sale Of fireworks to those
dealers who have taken out city II
censes for such sales. They also In
tend to limit sales to persons who
have permits for public displays.
I'VE will try to discourage promis
cuous fireworks celebrations of indie
pendence day." said Chief McDon
nell THE city ordinances are ex
plicit and all violations will be re
ported to the police department TO-
action against the offenders"
James 8. Hopkins, the we'll know
lawyer, talked of for the Circuit
bench, would make an excellent Pro
bate Judge to succeed Judge Cutting
Judge John r. Caverly has the pub
lie with him In tho common.sens
views he expresses from the bench
It does not hurt Judge to show hu
mainly to the downtrodden.
Chicago is full Of attractions TO
visitors, outside of its $40 theater
. and hundreds of car routes. Anon
, the principal features the followln
are worth looking at:
I North Division.
4 Water Tower. Chicago avenue WI
! ter works.
Academy of Sciences museum, Lii
3 coin Park.
3 Cemeteries - Graceland, Rosehil
3 Calvary, st. Boniface.
0 Grant, Lincoln, Schiller, Goethe an
!. other monuments, Lincoln Park.
J. Historical Society, Dearborn av
o nue. and Ontario street.
0 Lake Shore Drive, Gansbergen Bou
q evard.
n Lincoln Park Conservatives an
l. zoo.
e Newberry Library, Clark street an
d Walton place,
II DePaul University, Webster an
b Sheffield avenues.
d Marine Hospital, Clarendon ar
Graceland avenues.
h. Soldiers monuments In st. Dor
q face, Rosehill, Calvary and Gracelar
Y, Cemeteries.
i. Indian trail tree, Glencoe.
y South Division.
Continental and Commercial Ban
" building, La Sale. Adams, s. Wei
% and Quincy streets.
Or Court House and City Hall, Clar
OF La Sale, Randolph and Washingt'
)y streets.
Art Institute, on the lake front, 70
of Adams street.
Auditorium tower, Wabash aven
and Congress street; view of city.
tn Blackstone branch library. La
avenue and 10th street.
of Board of Trade, La Sale street a
AZ Jackson boulevard admission to &
lery.
" Cahokia courthouse on Wooded
land in Jackson Park
he Caravels in Jackson Park.
n. Chicago Normal School, GSth sire
ne and Stewart avenue.
he Confederate monument in Ga
al woods Cemetery.
is Crerar Library, 81 Wabash avenr
sixth floor.
". Douglas monument, 35th street Al
. Ellis avenue.
lg Field Museum, In Jackson Park