The broad ax., 1924-04-05

tiedsant duty and privilege to. cast a
ballot for him.-Eugene ]. Marshall
! feel sure that Mr.. George has all
OF the requirements Of character.
learning the law, dignity and sense Of
right to make a judge. w. z. Mol
lison.
II most heartily endorse your can
didacy for the judge Of the Municipal
Court Benz. J. Clanton, Asst. States
Attorney.
u consider Mr.. George eninentiy
htted because Of his learning, as well
as his years Of experience a. practi-
toner at the bar William Fl. Tenn
pie.
Mr.. George is capable, trustworthy
and scrupulously honest, and endorse
him unresevedly Earl B. Dicker-
son, Asst. Corporation Counsel.
Mr.. George is a high class lawyer
and measures up to every requirement
for the Office Aid. Louis B. Ander-
son.
Albert B. George is an able lawyer
and well-deserving of the high honor
that he is, seeking. Jas. N. Simms.
i know Of no one whose integrity
as man or whose judicial manner and
temperament or fairmindedness would
better suit him for the distinguished
honor. Franklin A. Lovelace.
Albert B. George is able, fair and
impartial and in every way fitted and
competent to be a judge" Henry M
Porter.
i know you and I'm with you all
the way through. A. Robinson.
II have found you honest, capable
and efficient. heartily endorse your
candidacy" Herman K. Barnett.
II am letting my friends and clients
know that you are considered BY the
bench and bar, as well as BY me,
among the most learned in the laws Of
the land. George w. Blackwell.
Il believe you are the man Of the
hour best fitted and qualified for the
bench. "-Chas. ]. Jenkins.
you have my sincere endorsement
and support and our voters of the
Twenty-eighth ward are going to do
all that is possible to put you over
James l. Morehead.
"As have known you for the last
20 years to be a lawyer above the or
binary members of the bar of Cook
County, l shall use whatever influence
l may possess for the purpose of OBJ
tanning your nomination. "A. L. Viii
liams.
mr.. George has always been stu
dious and evenly balanced in judg-
ment, and believe that he would
make an able judge as ne has made an
able lawyer" James E. White.
1T will be an honor and pleasure
to vote for one whose judicial manner
and temperament fits him for the hon
orable position Of Judge Richard E.
Westbrooks.
Your record and qualifications for
the position you now seek, and which
you are rightfully entitled to, are such
as to appeal to all citizens who stand
for justice and fair play Ernest
wilkins.
"No better choice could have been
made. WIN. A. MacIntyre.
Knowing you as | do, | am quite
confident that the voters will recognize
your marked ability and will honor
you with seat on the bench."-War-
rem B. Douglas.
81 feel that you are fully qualified
and should be elected to the Office. =
Walter E. Rogers.
at is fortunate for the colored peo-
pie OF Chicago that they can present
to the voters of Chicago a candidate
for Judge man of such sterling char
acter, legal ability and pleasing per-
sonality as Albert B. George. Lewis
E. Johnson.
ALBERT B. George is clean and capa-
BE and is recognized as prominent
leader Of the Illinois bar. ! heartily
endorse his candidacy. James g.
Cotter.
ALBERT B. George, BY reason Of his
splendid ability as a lawyer, his I'M
questioned integrity and his judicial
temperament is the peer Of every
member Of our racial group who has
been nominated for judge and the peer
Of every judicial candidate at the COM
ing election. Ferdinand L. Barnett
ALBERT B. George is an able lawyer,
dignifed gentleman and well qualified
for the bench. &C. J, Waring, presi-
dent Cook County Bar Association.
~In all his professional relations his
conduct has been above reproach and
his services OF the highest grade. -
Edward E. Wilson, Asst States At
torney Of Cook county
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