The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-02

The Hon. Robert M Sweitzer of Chicago. at present city c'erk. but the betting favorite to be the big city's next mayor, so bulky we5 the majority he ran up in lagt weeks primaries, is a guest at the Arlington. With him is Mrs SWeitzer, a very sweet .ooking lady. and Mir and Mrs P. J. Slarkey. Be t known that Mr Sharhey is a big man himself in Chicago's political world and stands extremely close to Mr. Sweitler.
 Chicago fashionables always own a big section of the Arlington during the month of March and this season they have locked southward much earlier than usual Hence. it was an enthusiastic welcome in the extreme that Mr Sweitzer received upon his arriva yesterday morning Big. in tuential Cbicagons greeted him right and left, and during the day and evening he and his wife as well a. Mr. and Mrs Sharkey, were kept busy practically every minute in every hour exchanging greetings with some old friends, or forming some new ac- quaintances
 Thomas A. Smytl. president of the drainage board, Thomas M. Sul ivan and Fl Kane, two of the trustees: AL derman P. Carr, John ?. Harding. who owns the Planters hotel and who is strong in democratic politics on the side; Father Norrissey a priest much beloved all over and who never fails visiting the pa every season: w. F. Murray F. II Simpson. J. W. Thomp- son. James Fit2 mmcns and Captain P. D. O'Brien are just few Of the prominent Chicagoans, stopping at either The Arlington O. the Eastman. who went ont of their way 10 greet MT Swc.tzer and do all in their power 10 let him know that they are glad he scored in the primaries.
 The Chicago Tribune and the Chi cago Post wired the Arlington and Fla tman press bureau for action" photoeraphs of Mr Swe.tzer and his Chicago friends and they were taken after luncheon
 The Arlington has ever been noted as the rendezvous for big democrats and the palatial hcstery has ever been mascot, too Good old Tim Sullivan always came here in the old days. Then. Norman C. Mack and Roger Sullivan are two reat regu. lars; in fact. Mir Sullivan hopes to be able to come 10 the spa ere Ar. Sweit ger leaves
 Hot Springs looks very good to me and l hope 10 be able to extend my visit over a week." stated Mr.. Sweitzer at the Arlington last even ing Thus far myself and wife have more than enjoyed our stay. We have encountered a lot Of old friends and everybody has done everything pos siole to get lis off on the right foot. Yes, 1 am sure we are going to enjoy our visit"
 4 pen picture of Mir Swejtzer is scarcey amiss He stands a little above the average in heightl. prob. ably five feet ten inches: is a man of l iiAtb Ali~ HE iHt, WIiI DflSDt. pleas ing face and splendid personality: loves his cigar being artial 10 one of panatelIa shape, and looks every inch as if he is headed 10 become a sure | enough hoe-todte. big immense man in Illinois politics and presidential timber later on. more than ikoly
 Hone tly Mr. SWeitzer looks every inch a live wire and his legion of friends are loud iu their praise of his fitness to grace the mayors chair.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sweit2er and AIr and Mrs. Sharkey together with d big party of their Chicago friends. at tended last nights dance at the Hotel Eastman. Mir. Sweitzer is a great baseball fan and found time to mix with the diamond fraternity stopping at the big hostelry He has long known Germany Schaeter, the former Detroit and Washington player. who has joined the Federals, and through Germany met Joe Kelley, Ray Keat. ing, Ed Sweeney, Jean Dubuc and most of the other New York and De. 1 trpit nlovarr