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The Washington herald., 1922-12-06

"HE boxing girls of Berlin
disgusted Jack Dempsey.
The heavyweight cham
pion has fought before more
women than any fighter that
ever lived. He does not mind
their presence as spectators. 1t
was their active participation
in the game that was repug-
nant to him.
Women may make good hus-
band beaters. They will never
make good boxers. Not for
lack of skill, as the boxing girls
of Berlin displayed skill Of a
high order. Women do not
have sufficient endurance.
They are too delicately or
ganized to engage in such
rough sport as boxing. How
would YOU like to see YOUR
sister in a prize fight? That
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06

NED WALLER, a friend of
~ Maudersley and a fighter
~ of some note, started a
row with Bob. They argued
for an hour and a half, during
which time Gregson was with
out his clothes. Then they en-
tered the ring, and Bob gave
Waller a terrific mauling.
Thereupon James Ayschro,
champion of Lancashire, said
Gregson could have his title.
Gregson was made.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06

TIME SPORTING HERALD has engaged GENE SARAZEN,
worlds champion golfer, to gisea FREE lesson in golf
to public links players of this city, This lesson will be
the East Potomac Park Saturday afternoon
starting at O'clock Lieut. Col C. o. Sheriff. in charge of
public buildings and grounds is aiding The Sporting Herald in
this great feature for golfers. $3.50
Sarazen will make hurried trip from New York. Sarazen
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06

Gross for O'Neal. Referee-William Gar
land
Georgetown will play again tomorrow
night. meeting the Park View team at
the Peck Gymnasium at p. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06

Continued on Page 3. This seotiol
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
RAISE FLAG Z
OVER POTOMAC
PARK COURSE
ON SATURDAY
After That, Sarazen, National
Champion, Will Show His
Stuff to Those interested.
How He Became TitIeholder.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

HTASHlNGTON public park
" golfers and all others in
w terested in the game are
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
GAME CROOKED
IN FRANCE, Is
SIKPS CHARGE
81 Have Been Framed" He
Says, Defending Self Against
Managers Accusations.
By BASIL d. .WOON.

L niversaI Service Special Cssre~ponder
Special Wireless to Universal Service
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
v UTEKY, IL, Z pRos1N. 1899.
. zRU3ENl MARINE NE.
MOCNICE.

Jak vypravujs konsresnfk
M. G.. Norton, bude Marine ho-
spital ma rohu vych. 9. ul. a
Lakeside ave. prodan a W.
stavena nakladem federalnfm
nemocnice nova, jez ale bude
vseobecn6 pffstupna. Pffslus-
ma pfedloha proslA ,jiz domem
z&stupcd a zajiH 'uje $1,00O,-
900 ma zffzenf dstavu nov6ho
v nov6an mfste. Jaknile presi
dent Harding pfedlohu podpf-
Sc, dana bude stara nemocnice
do novin q jak o1ekav& Nor.
ton vynese prodej jeff taktez
pies lnillion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12

Ulrichsville, OF, II. prosince.
Ma jafe 1919 Paul Kirchhoff,
22lety, ozenil Sc Sc slecnou
Germauerovou We Francii a
vratil Sc s.nf do Pennsylvania.
Dnes jsou oba mrtvi nasled-
KEN zadusenf q dceruska je-
jich, 3-leta, zdstala zde samot-
ma. Rodice stall Sc obeti vyparii
plynovych. ri. Kirchoffova
premozena byla v koupelne,
kde hofela plynova kaminka a
manzel, jenz pokusil Sc -vyne-
sti il, rovn6z byl zadusen. Dit
ko zachranil stravnik, jenz
byl probuzen jeho placem.
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BRITANIE PRY JEJ "A.
CHRANlLA.

Paffz, IL. prosince. Ondfej,
vypuzeny fecky prime, dava
Velke Britanii uznani, ze "a
chranila jeho zivot, kdyz stal
pred vojenskym soudem v A.
th&n&ch, obvin9n z velezrady
We spojeni 8 reckon porazkou
v Male ASH. Primo rovn9z w.
jadfil dix Francii a papezi Pi-
owl "a Zakroceni ' jenO ZaJ Jmu'
Ondfej byl nejvice dopalen,
ze on, "princ kralovske krve a
generalmajor souzen byl pou-
htm brigadnikem."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12

starano! Ale pfirozene, tako-
v&ho neco Sc must organise
vat. Samo sebou to nepfijde a
take nejkrasnejsi feci memo
hou ma tom mic zm9nit. A pro-
to rychle k dilu! Sem 8 narod-
mimi 1dernymi tlupami!'
PAni bursaci pri obsazenf
nemecke university byli jiz po
hitlerovsku pohotovi a take re
smiSeneho lzemi, z Moravy a
Slezska dochazejf zpravy 0 d
dernych organisacfch orgesov-
Iskych a kfizackych. Nelze toto
hnutl podcenovati, neb snad-
no by nlohlo rdsti pres hlavy
tenn, jichz povinnosti jest We
novati mu nalezitou pozornost.
/ Nemale rozmrzenf pfipravi-
la hakovitym krizaknm rfssko-
|n9mecka "Weltbuehne," KITE
raj We zvlastni dvaze velmi roz
marme dokazovala, re "Haken
kreuz" jiz kolem roku 1900
pred Kristen vyskyta Sc jako
kamenicka znacka v Assuru, v
Mezopotamii, ktera uz ma 100
let hust9 byla zalidnena semit-
skymi kmeny atd. List tropi 81
tn smfch z noveho tohoto kfiza
ctvi, ma jehoz adresu pozna-
menava: "Hakovity kriz, tato
pogromova kokarda, tento do
klad teutonskeho obrezanf du-
cha, toto priznani, Re ten kffz
ma svIj hacek, tato pfem6na
symbolu miru v reznickou me
daili, tento spolkovy odznak
dusevnich valecnych mrzaki
tento zelezny krfz antisemiti-
smu - jest semitskym vynale.
zem, vyrobkem 49," Pramen
Alfred Jeremias, Pfirucka ba.
bylonske dusevnf kultury, ma.
kladatelstvi Hinrichsovo, Lip
sko 1913. Pripomfna Sc, ze ten.
to JeremiaS neni omen Znamy
prorok, nybrz professionally
pastor sasky.
l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
SlovSci v KanadS,

SlovSci v KanadS. - Buda-
'pest'sky list "Kuefoldi Magyar
sag" prinasi projev tajemnfka
mad'arskeho ministerstva vni-
ira Gejzy Nagye, ktery Sc vra-
til. ze studijni cesty z Kanady.
Byl tam z povefeni mad'arske
vlady $ gen. 'k0nsufens Hah-
mem. Macy pravf, ze v Kama
de je pry ma 10000 Mad'ard.
Maji 6 spolkd a jeden mesic-
mix. Slovaci Sc pry hlasi YES
smes k Mad'ardm, ktefi mezi
mimi vtom snyslu agituji. Ne
skodilo by, hdyby 81 teto zpra-
wy vsimly nase 'zahranicni L.
fady, americka Slovenska liga
a Cesl. Mar. Rada.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
NEMcI PRoTEsTUJf.

Essen, N3mecko, IL. prosin-
ce. Zastupci vsech trid lidu v
N9meck&m PorJnsku ma obrov
sk6 schulz zde rozhodli Sc po-
-d46- protest Spojenym St&tdm
proti francouzsk6 vyhrdzce oh
saditi Ruhrskou oblast. Resolu
ce,byly pfiiatyi jsE lbudou DO
ruce11y' A.. B. Houghtonowi, a.
meriol1Smu velvyslanci v Berli-
ne, 81 'zadoeti, :aby je odeslal
presidentu', Hsrdingovi. Byly
pfftomny deleGAcess z Falcka,
Porynska,. Westfalska, Hesse-
nu a Nassau-Baden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
,RoMNfK 0ENERALA :
STEFANlKA.

Socha gener&la Stefanika,
jez krasliti bude pomnik, kite
r51n lcti brati Saov&ci sv6tlou
pam&tlru n&rodn1ho hrdiny q
prvnfho ministra vojenstvi no.
We republiky Ceskoslovenske,
pr&v6 byla drahou do Cleve.
landu dopravena, jak Sc nam
telefonicky oznamuje.
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RYTIksTvo 1LAKoyITkHo
KkfzE.'s

Nenf tomu davno, co ' neme-
ckem tabofe vyvstal novy druh
lidf, kteff prohlaSujf sebe "a
vykv6t germanstva, "a jeho
prave hrdiny a spasitele. Ably
je hned kazdy poznal q hodno
til ovesujf sva prsa kitten,
jejz znetvofujf neforemne xii
ky-haky a jemuz, bdh vi proc,
dan tento tvar: gS. Kdo no no
ST, ma patent nejen ma rozum
Icharakter, vddvocstvi naroda,
cistotu krve a kmene, ale take
koncesi ma uplatnovani suro-
.v6ho, rvav@ho, nasilnick@ho
ducha. N6mecku Sc tomu kffzi
fika "Hakenkreuz" a ii, kdoz
jej nosf, jmenuji Sc "Haken-
kreuzler". Zrodil Sc v Meme
Icku z tech, jichz idealem byl
"Siegfriede" a ktefi po strasli-
We prohfe valky kujf pomstu q
odvetu. Jsou to nemectf nacio
nalove a narodni socialists a je
jich generalissimem jest v1d-
ce bavorskych narodnfch soci-
alistd Adolf Hitler, organisa-
tor lderntch tlup, ktere jM O.
petovne byly zalarmoy&ny pro
ii rudym, naposledy v Kobur-
gu, kdez jen pod ochranou Hi
tlerovych soddild pocten 1450
muzd mohl Sc konati '::nemec-
ky sjezd', ohrozeny socialnfmi
demoluaty q komunisty..
Klikati tito krizaci jsou i v
nasem state rozvetveni; : hlavni
jejich Ikol naznacen posi-,
drem Lodgmanem We sn9mov.
ne pfi projednavanf dBaerano'
w velezrady a spion&ze. Mas
nemeGti radikalove, tot samJ
"Hakenkreuzler" a jejich or.
gany nektert; jako duczeo7v
sky organ mar. socialistI "Tag'
mali odznak "hakoviteho XII.
ze" v cele listu. Zacfnaji 81 Fl.
kat n9medtf fasciste, ktefi u
mas chteji ocistit "nemecke Il.
zemi"' cd ceskych mensin, kite.
Fl Sc organisuji po vzoru Hitle
rovcl a kteff jako cista rasss
germanska nestrpi mezi Sc
bou. zidn, ktere stejne potiraj
jako Cechy a rude, jak 0 ton
sv9d6f teplicky pfipaf Schnits
ler1v a prazska demonstract
klikatych krizakd burSackyycF
proti zidu rektorovi dr.. Stein
herzovi. Rozumi Sc, Re j trut
novsky "Tagblatt'' je .nadser
pro- cile tohoto rytifstya. "Kd,
by sudetsti Nen,cH Hvzdycha
vola = meliamezi ssvymi posla1
4
lci jen jedineho Adolfa Hitlera
veru, ze by o ne bylo lepe po
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25
EAGLETS.

The regular Democrats are paying
great attention to the woman's vote.
The Democratic wOmen's organiza-
ton has opened headquarters in room
306 Hotel Sherman Mrs. TheodOsia
Bagshawe is chairman and Mrs Sara
Hopkins is secretary The primary
purpose of the organization is to con
duct a campaign in behalf of Mrs. E
w. Bemis, who is a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for county
commissioner in Chicago, and Mrs.
Elizabeth ShrOyer and Mrs. Jean p.
Washburn. candidates in the country
towns.
Democratic voters, said Mrs. Bag
shave, "have a splendid opportunity
to vote for three women who possess
unusual qualifications for public serv-
ice. We are especially interested in
Mrs. Bemis, who already is serving as
a member Of the board of county com
missiOners. We have reason to be
lieve that she will perform her public
duties in a manner that will reflect
credit upon her political sponsors as
we'll as the county,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25
Organization Democrats Claim that They
will Win the Primary Election For
Their Whole County Slate
Reports Made at the Sherman House Headquarters
Show that Conditions Favor Them
In Every Ward

Democratic leader, to get light on the
situation in the senate.
Senate Underwood is reported to
have told the President that, in his
opinion. the chances are favorable to
ratification, with one or two votes to
spare. He further stated his belief that
if the situation is at all changed it will
be changed in favor of the treaty rath-
er than toward the opposition.
Senator Underwood is said to base
this claim on his belief that he will be
able to swing a sufficient number of
Democratic votes to the treaty to en-
able Lodge to get a tWo-thirds major
ity. Treaty opponents in his own party,
however. express satisfaction with the
situation and claim that Underwood
is due for a severe disappointment.
Reed Back on Job.
Senator Robinson leader of the Op
position Democrats. expressed conf
dence that the number of Democrats
voting against the treaty will be suffi
cient to defeat it with the votes of the
four Borah, Johnson,
France and La Toilette. Sentiment
against the treaty has greatly in
creased during the past few days, in
Senator Robinson's opinion.
Senator Reed returned from Nissou-
ri and viii take a prominent part in
the discussion up to the last moment
allowed for debate.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25
<fzEzEtssszzA
PLOT TO GUST new
IRI9Ho0v58N-.l5NT
ROderiCk C'CornCr, Engineer OF
Republican Army, Tells Of
Revolutionary Coup.
TO Make ATTEMPT next week
Irish Republican Army Convention,
Barred by Arthur Griffith, Will Be
Held in DubIin-Firing Con-
tinues on the Border.

Dublin, Marc;l pa revolutionary
coup TO overthrow the government of
the Irish Free State will be attempted
Roderick O'ConnOr, chief engineer of
the Irish republican army.
1t was officially announced in the
republican organ here that the Irish
republican army convention, the hold
Ing of which was recently forbidden by
Arthur Griffith, president of the Dali
Eireann, Will take place in Dublin Sun
day, as previously announced.
This announcement is taken to mean
that a definite split in the republican
army has come.
According 10 COmmandant ROderlck
O'COnnOr, director of engineering of the
headquarters staff of the Irish repub-
lican army, so per cent of the army's
members believe that the army has
been 'let down" and that the Dali has
been false to the republican oath by
agreeing to accept the inclusion OF Ire
land within the British empire.
The newspaper men were invited to
the republican publicity department
where they were received by Com
mandant O'COnnOr. Discussing the
army convention, the cOmmandant
pointed out it had been originally sum
moned with the approval of Richard
Mulcahy, now minister of defense IN
the Dali cabinet. The delegates, he
said, had been selected by companies
and numbered about 600.
Firing Continues on Border.
Belfast. March 23.-Desultory firing
continued all day from the Free State
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25
seSA
senate 70 Vote
ON treaty FRIDAY
Body Enters Upon Final Stage OF
Debate on Four-POWer
Pact.
SPEECHES LIMITED TO HOUR
President Harding Summons Senator
Underwood to Wkite House to Get
Light on Situation-Is Reas-
sured by Democrat

Washington, March 23.-WOrking
under the rule limiting all speeches to
one hour in length, the senate entered
upon the final stage of debate on the
four-power treaty, preparatory to the
vote on ratification on Friday.
Three speeches were delivered
against the treaty and the same num-
Der for it, Senators La Toilette of
Wisconsin, Walsh of Massachusetts
and Sheppard of Texas being the Op-
ponents, and Pomerene of Ohio, Short
ridge of California and Townsend of
Michigan favoring it. A night session
was made necessary by the number of
senator's who desired to participate in
the discussion.
President Shows Interest.
President Harding showed his inter-
est in the ultimate fate of the treaty
and his anxiety over the possibility of
Its ratification by summoning to the
White House Senator Underwood. the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

expire are:
Charles A. Mcdonald
Martin M. Gridley,
John ]. Sullivan,
Joseph SABBATH,
William E Dever.
Two Republicans go out-Judge
Hosea w. Wells and Judge Miller,
appointed by Gov. Small to fill the un-
expired term of Judge William Fenni-
more Cooper.
Some of the vacancy" judges of
the Municipal Court will have to be
elected in June. Some controversy
exists over this fact and City Clerk
Igoe gave out a statement concerning
the election of candidates for the Mu-
nicipal Court bench to fill vacancies
The board of election commissioners,
it is understood, will abide by the rul-
ing of the city clerk unless court ac-
ton is sought to have them do other
wise. Mr.. Igoe's announcement is as
follows:
1--WE have been advised that
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

which it was created has been full
filled? I say that over half of the ex-
pense of the Sanitary District could
be saved if the work of supervision
being performed now should be turned
over to the Bureau of Engineering
LAS a member of the board of re-
view | will also advocate legislation
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

The Democratic Judicial convention
to nominate candidates for judges of
the Superior Court to be voted for in
June will be held April "a.
1t is expected that coalition Will
be entered into with the Republicans.
The Democratic judges whose terms
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

States Attorney Grove has asked
the county board for an emergency
appropriation of 100000 to be used
in employing additional deputy prose
cutors. "A desperate situation exists
in the Criminal Court the states at
torney stated in his letter to the
board
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

The Democratic leaders are positive
of victory for the regular Democratic
slate at the primary April IL
The number of strong candidates
who are running on it and the able
manner in which the offices have been
ties which go TO make up cosmopolitan
Chicago are great factors in bringing
about victory.
Complete reports from all the wards
show the effect of good organization
Every precinct has been taken care
of and the enthusiasm of the workers
has been caught by the voters who
are for the regulars all over the city
The executive committee meets
every day in ParlOr A at the Hotel
Sherman. The committee comprises
George Z. Brennan, Martin j. O'Brien,
William L. O'Conneu. Denis J. Egan
and A J. SABBATH Reports are re-
ceived from every ward in Chicago
and the committee has reached the
unanimous opinion that the regular
ticket will be nominated by an over
Whelming majority In the 32d, 35th
and 23d wards efforts to restore the
organization have been unusually sue
cessful
Il believe We will carry every pre-
cinct in Chicag," said George E.
Brennan, a member of the committee.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

Judge Charles A. Mcdonald of the
Superior court has made good
record on the bench. He will be re
nominated and reelected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

George z. Brennan last Wednesday
night addressed the regular Demo
cratic organization of the Thirty-fifth
ward led by Edward J. McCabe.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

John F. Cushing, vice president of
the Great Lakes Dredge and Dock
company was elected to the presi-
dency and H. c. Wild, president, was
made chairman of the board of di-
rectors. Other officers and directors
were reelected, Mr. Cushing began
his career with the Great Lakes con
Germ sixteen years ago as time
keeper.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

AID. Armitage asked the council to
permit a vote at the June judicial
election on the question of the an
nexation of a square mile of the town
ship of Maine, just north of Edison
Park The petition, signed by so per
cent of the residents of the district,
was referred to the finance committee.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

Numerous reports of vandalism
committed against cars parked out
side loop theaters during evening per-
fOrmances have been reported to the
Chicago Motor club, and the club has
requested Chief of Police Charles C.
Fitzmorris to station police at the
theaters in order to eliminate these
annOyanCeS.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

Monday afternoon receptions at the
Hotel Sherman headquarters have
been decided upon by the women's di-
vision of the national republican
party. of which Mrs. Duane t. Nc
Nabb is chairman.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

County Clerk Robert NJ Sweitzer
has entered the primary campaign in
q vigorous way and hereafter will join
his fellow candidates in their atten-
ance at all meetings. Mr. Sweitzer
says that the entire ticket fndorsed
by the democratic managing commit
tee will he nominated
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

James F. Stepina, president of the
American State bank, has been dec
grated with the Cross of Mercy by
the Jugo Slav government The dec
Grafton was awarded to Mr.. Stepina,
according to John R. Palandech, for
mer Serbian consul here, for con
spicious service during the war. Mr..
Stepina is a Czecho Slovak by birth.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

Democratic candidates for county
Offices, who are running under the
auspices Of the managing committee
have made specific pledges to extend
their protection to women and chill
dren in connection with all duties and
acts that may affect their welfare.
James NJ Daley Will urge the same
organizations to appoint a committee
to supervise the womens department
of the county Jail and look after the
welfare of women who are in the Gus
tOdy of the PsychOpathic court if he
should become sheriff
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

City Prosecutor Louis F. Piquet is
for Diamond Joe" EspositO for cOun-
ty commissioner He made the an
nouncement in a speech at Mr. Es-
pOsitO's birthday dinner Diamond
Joe" was the only one of thirty-five
opponents of the city hall camp who
was elected ward committeeman two
years ago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

Probate Judge HOrner has opened
headquarters in room PA Hotel Sher-
man and says he proposes to make a
vigorous campaign Tor denomination.
Hereafter he will attend all demo-
cratic meetings. He is receiving hun
dreds OF letters from widows whose
property interests ne managed and
probated during the last eight years
promising him cordial support
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

What is said to have been the larg-
est personal property tax payment in
the history of Cook county was made
when County Treasurer Patrick J,
Carr accepted two checks totaling
$1,083 ,57454 from w J. Boyd, treas
urer of the Illinois Bell Telephone
company
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

requiring the board of assessors to
issue notice to home owners regard
ing valuation placed on their real
estate. AS it is now only those in
politics know that the home owner
has recourse to the board of review
Over half the taxpayers first learn
that when their tax bills arrive. Then
it is too late. Something should be
done to equalize burdens on real es-
tate and personal property Now the
home owners bear two-thirds of the
burden"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

Democrats should vote for Michael
Rosenberg for Sanitary District Trus-
tee He is we'll fitted for the place
and Will add strength to the ticket if
nominated
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

the primary election to be held April
II does not apply to vancancies in the
office of associate judge of the Muni-
cipal court of Chicago created by the
designations of Judges Caverly and
Swanson and the death of Judge
Stewart all of which terms expire
Dec l. 1922, and that such candidates
cannot be nominated at said primary
to be voted for at the judicial election
to be held in June, 1922.
In view of that advice, this state
ment is issued so that all candidates
will take due notice that petitions for
such vacancies are not valid and can
not be certified by the city clerk nor
recognized by the board of election
commissioners.
Candidates, however, will not be
deprived of the right to have their
names upon the ballot at the judicial
election to be held in June. provided
they become candidates for such va
cancies in the manner provided by
the ballot law of this state
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

County Commissioner William
Busse, w. H. Maclean, Dudley D, Pier
son and George A. Miller issued a
signed statement concerning recent
charges that there is Thompson
combination on the county board, and
that Thompson men are placed on the
county and forest preserve pay rolls.
There is not now, nor has there
ever been any such combination,
they said. Employees recommended
by us are not Thompson men. We
have not now, nor have we ever had,
any city hall men on any pay roll.
The employees on the pay roll of the
county and forest preserve district
are holding their positions by reasons
OF merit and duty we'll performed"
~
James NJ Slattery, popular candi-
date for the board of review, ad-
dressed the Woman's City Club on
the question of taxation.
Extravaganza of the city admin
istratiOn as well as other administra-
tions is responsible for much of the
tax burden, but one of the big fac
tors is the overlapping of taxing
bodies" he said. What justification
is there for continuance of the Sani-
tary District spending millions of
dollars of the taxpayers money all
these years after the purpose for
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-25

15O,354 people registered in Chicago
on Tuesday. This makes the number
of men and women entitled to vote
1,037 ,2S9.