Chicago eagle., 1913-03-08

man Of the council committee on
health, recommended that action be
taken to do away with the fork used
in common by patrons Of free lunches
in saloons.
81 understand that the same fork
is used by hundreds Of men each day."
said DR.. Nance. 1T is kept in glass
Of cold water and is practically never
sterilized. II the health department
made an investigation doubtless It
would be found that these forks are
alive with germs
DR.. Nance also thought that more
efficient sterilization should be EN-.
ployed at soda fountains In cleansing
glasses.
John T. Connery IL with the White
Sox party in California.
Michael Umbdenstock, the well
known electrotyper and public spir.
tied citizen, was one Of the first men
In Illinois to volunteer for the Civil
War He served four years in the
II OVtu lIItuOlU Iul0utlyS duu uC iOVnO 10
young today a. he ever did,
Independent or nonpartisan con
tests are now assured in half dozen
wards. The Democrats will lock horns
in the Twentieth ward, where Henry
L. Flick, o former alderman, IL out
against Emanuel Abrahams, the Dem.
ocratic primary nominee. In the Sew.
enth ward Bernard w. Snow, the Re.
publican nominee. will try conclusions
with Charles Il. Merriam, another for.
mer alderman.
b Thomas Conley. the we'll known
Z Chicago merchant tailor, Of Tanner
}. Conley, was q schoolmate Of President
9 Wilson and made the suit In which
d the President was inaugurated.
Relief for straphangers by having q
provision in the proposed merger or
dinance requiring the companies Il
~ furnish certain ratio Of seats to pas
y sengers 10 the aim Of Alderman Block
O. chairman Of the council committee OF
local transportation!
lg Mr.. Block on Tuesday addressed ,
n. letter to the board Of supervising en-
gineers asking that data be submitted
to the committee giving the numbe
Il. OF cars now in operation. the neces
o, sary percentage to be held In reserv,
as and the additional cars needed to fuI
~ nish adequate service.
IL 1T may be impossible to furnisl
seats for every one during rusl
hours" said the alderman, but an
~ in favor Of paragraph In the Pre-
IN posed ordinance requiring the CON
panies to operate specified ratio Q
seats to passengers riding
IA Alderman Henry Utpatel should
ho reelected In the Fifteenth ward an
,d all indications are that he will. HI
Al. clean. able and fearless record In tn
10 city council entities him to the SUI
m. port of all good citizens in the ware
Judge John r. Caverly is making
at splendid record on the Municipa
lis Court bench. He is the right man 1
In the right place.
us Every good citizen In Illinois woul
10 be pleased at the election Of AlbeI
J. Hopkins to the short term in tn
United States Senate.
o' Names OF 34l streets, which wer
changed In the first report of John !
Riley, chief Of the bureau Of map
hi. to the streets and alleys committee
tic Riley's first report recommended 81
he changes. On direction Of the commi
nd tee, this number has been reduced
In 475 and q second report was prepare
for submission this afternoon.
The committee instructed Mr.. Rile
,or not to make changes In broken link
streets, nor to change diagonal street
from avenue" to road" as was CO..
templated.
Some of the original changes no
eliminated are:
Adams street to Wilcox avenu
a from South 48th avenue to South Ce
tral avenue.
Archer avenue to Archer road.
Institute place to West Pearsc
~ street.
ah a., Milwaukee avenue to Milwauk'
''s road.
Perry avenue to South Clark stree
Yale to South Wells street.
be The changes now recommended WI
he probably be reported to the city cou
,w Gil at its next meeting.
rd -
60 William Corbett, better known
&C. his friends as Smiley" has made
splendid success out Of the Laml
Cafe and also out of the new City Hs
ill Square hotel. It is q success that
ed well deserved, too.
~
Justin F. Mccarthy, the popular A
he sistant Corporation Counsel. 10 q RI
he ing young man. He is clear head
er. and able and IL bound to make
ON mark.
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