The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-22
President Wilson and Heads of the
Department Consider Nomina-
tions for Patronage.
COL. LEWIS SUBMITS NAMES
Ire Nelson Morris Suggested as the
Ambassador to Italy, Spain
or Belgium.

Washington, May 21.--The names
of many prominent Illinois men are
now before the heads OF the various
departments or President Wilson
personally for consideration for ap-
pointment TO important federal po-
sitions.
They have been submitted either
direct to the departments by friends
OF the nominees or through Senator
James Hamilton Lewis or on the
recommendation of the Democratic
members of the Illinois delegation
in the House.
These are under consideration
for some OF the most important po-
Ira Nelson Morris OF Chicago, for
Ambassador to Italy or Minister to
Spain. Belgium or Switzerland.
Harry j. Furber, Jr., of Chicago
for Ambassador to Italy.
q. r. X. Dixon, Harrisburg, for
Minister to Chile
Dir. +. j. IL. Farrell, Chicago,
Governor General OF the Philippines.
George brewery OF Chicago, for
Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury.
Minister to Roumania.
Charles J. Vopicaka, Chicago. for
Minister to Roumania.
Mortar A. Morgantheim. Chicago.
Tor secreta Wv ~tne E'rencn Eim-
basay.
Joseph b. Barricklow, Urbana for
Minister to a South American re-
public.
William Mather Lewis, Lake For
est, for secretary of an embassy
abroad.
S. A. T. Watkins. Chicago. for
Assistant Attorney General.
e. A. Perry. Springfield, tor AS
sistant Attorney General.
George V. Mcintyre, Chicago, for
Assistant Attorney General.
Thomas +. Smith. Jacksonville,
for Assistant Attorney General.
A. Il. Brasei. Farina, for Judge
OF the Court of Claims.
irving Shuman, Sullivan, Comp
troller Of the Currency.
M. r. Dunlap, Jacksonville, sub
treasurer at Chicago.
George Wilson. Canton, sub
treasurer at Chicago.
Rivers Mcneil, Chicago, Collec-
tor of Port at Chicago.
John s. O,mstead, Catlin, for a
counselship.
Walter w. Goralski, Chicago, for
a consulship.
Federal Bench Vacancy.
There are ten names on the list
for appointment to the vacancyof
the federal bench at Chicago. Moth
ing viii be done until the admins
tration decides whether 1t will ap-
point judge of the circuit court, OF
favor The abolition of the place ant
the creation of one or two additiona,
seats on the United States Distric1
Court. These are the ten candi
dates.
Spencer Ward, Chicago; John p
McGoorty. Chicago; John A. Dowd
all. De Kalb; James A. Creighton
Springfield; Sigmund Zeisler, Chi
cago; Samuel l., Dwight, Centralia
William l.. Doyle, Chicago; Clarenc'
M. Goodwin, Chicago; Edward O
Brown, Chicago; Joseph A. SABBATH
Chicago.
Candidates for other positions are
For District Attorney, Southern
District:
Geurge w. English, Centralia
Thomas +, Ferns, Springfield; Ed
ward O. Jnotts, Springfield; Hardil
w Masters. Springfield.
District Attorney, Eastern Dis
trict--F. NJ Quinn. vsndalia; Cha:
A. Karch, Belleyille; James
Hicks. Monticello; l.. M. Kigy
Salem; James Dwyer, Danville
Andrew b. Dennis. Springfield.
District Attorney, Northern Dis
trict--Frank l.. Fowler. Chicago.
For Assistant District Attorneys
Chicago Gilbert G.Ogden. Chicago
Gilbert K. Grinnell, Glen Ellyn
Payton J. Tuohy. Chicago; Fran
Twyman, Chicago; John J. Priestl.
Chicago; H. r. Harris, Chicago
Henry d. Gibbons, Chicago.
For Federal Marshals.
For u. S. Marshals, Northern Dil
trict-.lohn A. Lohen, Elgin; Bert [
White. Downers Grove; V. w. Bar
ton, South Elgin; w. H. Sag
.
Wheaton; Michael Fahy, Chicago.
u. s. Marshals, Southern Distri,
R T. Kinsell. Springfield; Re
Tankarsley. Scott county.
Concluded on Page Six.)