9367 5428

17

119

2909 18490

4

5.

6.

7

8.

9.

10

11

12

13

14.

15.

.........................

4373 22979

70

VOTE FOR STATE'S ATTORNEY.

(Cook County.)

VOTE FOR STATE AUDITOR.

Edward J. Hughes, Dem... Nominees-Michael L. Igoe, democrat: Rob- Oscar Nelson, Rep.... ert E. Crowe, republican: Daniel A. Uretz, Ansel M. Brooks. Soc........ socialist; Hope Thompson, independent. Otto Boneze, Soc.-Lab... Dem. Rep. Soc. Ind. James F. Cronin, Com. Land.. Igoe. Crowe.Uretz.Th's'n. E. J. Hall, Ind. Rep.....

Ward.

1.

2

3.

Chicago. Cook Co. .274,034 299,531 .582,591 702.487

143

8.312
938

9.397

1,090

183

5462 18483
9384 14603
8440 13329
9134 15764
7454 12951
3780 9930

123

VOTE FOR STATE TREASURER. 346 John C. Martin, Dem.........271,174 295.618 61 859 Omer N. Custer, Rep. ........580,417 700,414 60 2192 J. T. Whitlock, Soc.......... Cohen, 3108 Abe Soc.-Lab... 77 1552 Robert T. Aston, Com. Land.. 79 2239 Hugh W. O'Toole, Ind. Rep...

8.663

9.790

871

1.005

127

160

108

163

212

1494

3519 6663

5770 5848

65

5814 9399

91

5916

3048

48

VOTE FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
50 Thos. F. Donovan, Dem......297,167 334,018
185 Oscar E. Carlstrom, Rep... ..594.596 684,836

Samuel Block, Soc.
124 John L. Lindsey. Soc.-Lab....
170 1211 D. J. Bentall, Work..
86 728 J. W. Vistan, Com. Land..
84 2276 Harry Jenkins, Ind. Rep..
1218

6357 5549 113

VOTE FOR UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES. Beulah W. Campbell, Dem.....275,513 303.012 Louis C. Moschel, Dem..

Harvey D. McCollum, Dem...260,432 283,509

8.615

9,700

982

1.117

628

854

90

133

100

157

Ella M. McRoberts, Soc.
Bertha H. White, Soc.
Mary O'Reilly, Soc...
James O'Rourke, Soc.-Lab.

.267.695 293,879

Anna W. Ickes. Rep...

563,994 680,873

George A. Barr, Rep...

.573,239 691,355

Fred L. Wham, Rep.

572.123 692.836

H. R. Bloomsma, Soc.-Lab...
Henry Schilling,

900

1.041

Soc.-Lab...

33.

6523

4600

67

34.

5844

52 250

35

3811 9262

380 1033

Hulda L. P. Loomis, Com. Land
Albert Hennings, Com. Land
Clayton J. Ewing, Com. Land

110

147

36.

3829 10669

130 1072

37.

7903 18328

157 4094

38.

5261

9011
8564 13957

6717 16734
6310 15220

VOTE FOR SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE.
(To fill vacancy).

206 1782 John J. Kelly, Dem..
282 2518 Worth E. Caylor. Rep...
267 2069 J. M. Arvey. Dem...

339 Harry B. Miller. Rep........570,806 688,010

1056 Frank Comerford, Dem.......291,266 316.642 5301 15870 124 1605 William V. Brothers, Rep....576,080 693,308

5656 14942

8313 21453
5552 15045 95 1930
320461 545228 5913 49162
147
4893 11312
1187 3053
297
708
23824 89022 18440

287.987 312,272

.569.872 690.194

.287,497 314,691

VOTE FOR CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE. (To fill vacancy.)

382,261 424.915

Wm. H. Weber,* Rep..
Adolph Dreifuss, Soc...

Total.....

350662 649323 24551 51375

VOTE FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
Chicago. Cook Co.
.577.287 689.764
7,946

Ferdinand A. Garesche, Dem...287.883 322.386
Fred E. Sterling. Rep...
Tilden Bozarth, Soc..

Christ A. Jensen, Dem...
Charles Wurster, Dem......
Charles Ringer, Rep..
Charles Krutekoff,* Rep.. ..584.313 705.152
6.708 7.535
Maurits De Jong, Soc.
6,361 7,168
Philip Godina, Soc...

.272.576 296,456

.259.629 283,042

.581,368 702,725

.........

C. A. Jenning, Soc.-Lab..

John Watt, Work...

957
709

John B. Reilly, Com. Land..
J. B. McElroy, Ind. Rep.....

236

113

8.989
VOTE FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS.
.254,112 275,345
1,097 Frank F. Roeder, Dem.....
.615,010 740.629
922 Joseph F. Haas, Rep........
8,017
7.170
284 Pierce L. Anderson, Soc......
174

VOTE FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK. Leo J. Winiecki, Dem........ 280,532 304,091 .583,087 705,051 Thos. O. Wallace. Rep... 6.572 7.385 Charles Pogorolec,

VOTE FOR SUPERIOR COURT CLERK. 280.052 302.597 904 Mitchell C. Robin, Dem...... 171 Samuel E. Erickson, Rep....578,280 700.781 157 Max Silverman, Soc...

Soc.....

6,90:2 7.707

Chicago.

Dorsey R. Crowe, Dem...

268.495

James A. Kearns," Rep....

Michael Ladevich, Soc....

.603,937
6.739

VOTE FOR MUNICIPAL COURT BAILIFF.

364,639 .521.900 6,802

VOTE FOR CHIEF JUSTICE OF MUNICIPAL

.266,921
.511,402

VOTE FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGES OF

364,143

379,142

.379,150

343.587

VOTE ON PROPOSITIONS (NOV. 4, 1924.)
Hard Road Bonds.

Bonds to the amount of one hundred million dollars ($100,000,000) for the construction of hard roads in the state of Illinois: Yes. 713,385; no, 247,116.

Banking Act Revision.

Shall an act to amend section 9 of "An act to revise the law with relation to banks and banking approved June 23, 1919," go into full force and effect: Yes, 552.728; no. 226.767.

Banking Amendment.

"An act to amend sections 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11 and 17 of 'An act to revise the law with rela tion to banks and banking,' approved June 23, 1919" Yes, 369,156; no, 134.708. Amendment to Constitution, Proposed amendment to section 2 of article XIV. of the constitution: Yes, 366,157: no, 138,723.

Illinois and Michigan Canal Lease.

An act to authorize the lease of the Illinois and Michigan canal between the city of Jolie: and its connection with the Chicago river: Yes, 590.913; no, 182,999.

Widening North Michigan Avenue. Bonds to the amount of three million dollars ($3.000.000) in the matter of widening and improvement of North Michigan avenue: Yes, 441,205; no, 214,219.

Rehabilitating Street Lighting System. Bonds to the amount of one million dollars ($1,000,000) for the extension and rehabili tation of the street lighting system of Chicago: .338.975 Yes, 463,566; no, 180,669.

CHARITY ORGANIZATIONS IN CHICAGO.

Marcy I. Berger; executive director, Louis M.
Cahn.

American Red Cross (Chicago chapter)-616 | Jewish Charities of Chicago-1800 Selden South Michigan avenue; chairman, Marquis street: president, Charles Rubens: secretary, Eaton; executive secretary, Thomas M. Temple: treasurer. Frank O. Wetmore. Chicago Daily News Fresh-Air Fund-Manager, Walter A. Strong: Sanitarium, Lincoln park, foot of Fullerton avenue. Chicago Woman's Shelter-1516 West Adams street; president, Inez R. Deach;_ superintendent, Jean T. Zimmerman, M. D. German (Aid) Society of Chicago-604, 160 North Wells street (local aid only): free male employment: tel. Main 4026; manager, Felix von Wysow.

Jewish Social Service Bureau-1800 Selden
street; president, A. Richard Frank; super-
intendent. M. J. Karpf.
Off-the-Street Club-1524-26 West Van Buren
president, Frank H. Thomas; vice-
presidents. Charles H. Stoddart, Maurice
Rothschild: secretary, Charles D. Heller:
treasurer, Charles H. Porter.
United Charities of Chicago-President, Charles
W. Folds; first vice-president, Mrs. Joseph T.
Bowen: second vice-president, Harold H.
Smith: treasurer, David R. Forgan; secretary.
Charles A. Munroe: office, third floor, 308
North Michigan avenue; general superin-
tendent, Joel D. Hunter.
Visiting Nurse Association of Chicago-830.
104 South Michigan avenue: president. Mrs.
Joseph M. Cudahy: secretary, Mrs. Uri B.
Grannis: superintendent, Miss Edna L. Foley.
Young Men's Jewish Charities-1800 Selden
street: president, Moses Levitan: secretary.
Jacob Morton Brande.

12.217
10,107
213

3. Adelbert H. Roberts, Rep.. Sidney H. Seelo, Dem....

28,401

6.850

4. Robert W. Schulze, Rep.. Frank McDermott,

.16,080

Dem..

.21,600

253

67.714

22,710

762

8. Rodney B. Swift. Rep..

31,360

Charles J. Wightman, Dem.
Myron A. Cole, Soc...

5,240

245

10. H. S. Hicks, Rep...

23.183

Charles W. Baker, Ind..

11,867

1,417

12. Joseph L. Meyers,

Rep.

19,290

Louis Homrich, Dem...

8,654

August Walter Hattendorf, Soc...

217

34,721

14. Harold C. Kessinger,

Rep...

37,374

.15,944

4,598

516

145

.11.538

37,150% 22.613 .23,730

9.687

435

John A. Logan, Dem...
Henry Linn, Soc...

16. Simon E. Lantz. Rep..
Christian Haase, Dem..

18. John Dailey. Rep..

John E. Dempsey, Dem..

7. Lewis B. Springer. Rep.......
Howard P. Castle, Rep..

Martin H. Finneran, Dem...
William E. Smith, Soc....

N. L. Jackson, Rep...
Thomas E. Graham, Dem...
Murray J. Hammond, Soc..
Charles F. Hayes, Dem....
9. David E. Shanahan, Rep...
William J. Gormley, Dem...
Joseph Placek, Dem...
Frederick G. Wellman. Soc...
Rep....
26,489 10. David Hunter, Jr., Rep.....
Leroy M. Green.'

Emmet F. Wilson, Rep.....
Tirrie O. Prather, Dem...
Laura Butterfield, Soc...
. Rep....

Walter R. Miller, Rep....
John M. Lee, Dem...
George A. Fitzgerald, Dem..
Henry Gronier, Soc...

1,512 85.578/2 82.3551⁄2 26,812

33.419% 30.784 35,3884 13,261 726 76.692 72,790/%2 61,905 47.1172

20. Richard R. Meents,

Rep.

Ben Alpiner, Dem...

7,747

22. Martin B. Bailey, Rep... Kyle E. Rowand, Dem..

23,405

14,557

24. Henry M. Dunlap, Rep....

18,729

Charles J. Mullikin, Dem..

14.298

11. David I. Swanson,

26. Florence Fifer Bohrer. Rep.. George E. Dooley, Dem...

21,995

11,017

28. Jesse L. Deck, Rep..

.26,689

Cyrus J. Tucker, Dem... William R. Sinclair, Soc... 30. Frank J. Wilkins, Rep.... Ben L. Smith, Dem... 32. John S. Brown, Rep... Arthur Taylor, Dem..

34. John R. Hamilton. Rep.. Robert Howard, Dem...

36. William S. Gray. Rep..

Charles R. McNay, Dem..
38. Andrew S. Cuthbertson,*
J. B. Vaughn, Dem..
Thomas C. Roberts, Soc...

.17,974

219

20,234

John Acker. Rep..

29,3102

20,501

Charles D. Franz.* Dem..

14,7442

.20,037

W. C. Milner, Dem...

13,337

.14,118

Shepard Henry Zimmerman, Soc....

524

.16,417

13. Elmer J. Schnackenberg,*

Rep...

80,927

.14,393

Theo D. Smith, Rep..

74.913

.18.927

19,791

William W. Powers, Dem..
Harry O. Forsberg. Soc.....

59.473

2.461

Rep.

.24.892

21,210

800

Joseph Perina, Dem.....
Matt Franz, Dem..

16. Charles M. Turner,* Rep...
Calistus A. Bruer. Rep...
Michael Fahy, Dem..

17. William V. Pacelli, Rep..
Charles Coia. Dem...
Jacob W. Epstein, Dem..
Henry C. Stockbridge, Soc..
18. Robert Scholes. Rep...

Charles W. LaPorte, Rep..
David H. McClugage, Dem...
19. Charles E. Marinier, Rep...
Harry I. Weisbrod. Rep...
John R. McSweeney.* Dem..
Walter Francis Gallas, Dem...
Morris Seskind, Soc......
20. C. B. Sawyer. Rep....
Rep..
John Trotter,'
Claude N. Saum.*
21. Frederick J. Bippus, Rep..
Michael F. Maher, Dem...
Benjamin M. Mitchell, Dem..
H. W. Harris. Soc...
.29.702% 22. Hugh M. Luckey, Rep.
Abraham L. Stanfield, Rep.
Edgar B. Brown, Dem...

George Garry Noonan, Dem.......30,750

29.076% 22.620 14,029 6.315/2 6,793

51.1462% 3.375 .36.7171/2 37.079% 20.278%2

69.794 (27,5522 25.331 1.6134 40.28813 36.16

35

14. Frank A. McCarthy, Rep...
John M. Peffers, Rep..

15. Thomas Curran,

314/2

.29,408

100/2

39.8851/2

39.410/2

65,366/2

Dem..

788

James A. Reeves, Rep..
Thompson J. Anderson, Dem..
William Bryan, Soc...

Rep.

25. Theodore R. Steinert,
Mrs. Rena Elrod, Rep...
John G. Jacobson, Dem..
Bernard Kortas, Soc....

26. G. J. Johnson.* Rep......
A. L. Hutson, Rep...
Jacob Martens,* Dem...
E. E. Donnelly, Dem..

27. Albert Rostenkowski, Rep..

A. L. Auth.* Dem....
William Lipka,* Dem...
Henry Finkelstein, Soc...

28. W. C. Chynoweth, Rep..
John Clark, Rep...

A. A. Hill, Dem...

Grover C. Hoff,*

Katherine Claus. Soc...

31.505%2

26,6392

236

12.994

10,586%

.11,574

150 36,597%2

41. Lottie Holman O'Neill,
John L. Walker. Rep...
Michael F. Hennebry,
42. R. J. Branson, Rep...
J. E. McMackin, Dem...

Rep..

62.7354/

58.769

Dem..

29.838

.32.943

22.059

35.878 .26,155

A. B. Lager,'

Dem..

.24.0595

Frederick A.

Cawley, Soc..

2571/4

39,770%
540
17,086/2

E. C. Strang, Far.-Lab...

241

43. Owen B. West, Rep....

32.613

Reed F. Cutler, Rep..

33,161

Michael R. Durso,'

Rep..

17,5312

Lawrence C. O'Brien,* Dem.

13,653

Louis Torre, Dem....
Florence Hall, Soc...

5.905

M. P. Rice, Dem.... Carl M. Sweet, Soc.... 44. Elbert Waller, Rep...

23.365

794

.31.841

1382

30. Homer J. Tice, Rep.. H. V. Teel," Dem.... Martin B. Lohmann,

31. Carl Mueller, Rep...

George A. Williston, Rep...
James J. O'Toole, Dem....
Pierce L. Shannon, Dem....
Gustav Johnson, Soc...

32. Rollo R. Robbins, Rep...
James H. Foster. Rep..
Franklin M. Hartzell, Dem..
William Adcock, Dem...

33. Harry M. McCaskrin, Rep..
Frank E. Abbey, Rep...
Thomas P. Sinnett, Dem..

Rep...

57,314

25,521

Henry Eisenbart. Rep...
Charles J. Kribs, Dem...
Henry Martin, Dem...

33.553

Dem.

34. Walter E. Cork,*

24,812

Harry Baxter,* Rep.

22.893

48. Ed Ryan, Rep...

Norman Bennett, Dem...

20,801

Daniel E. Rose, Rep...

Joel T. Davis, Dem...

.19.054

F. W. Lewis, Dem..

35. Albert T. Tourtillott, Rep..

45.739

Henry C. Allen, Rep...

44,909

John P. Devine,* Dem...

21.271%

49. Ed P. Petri, Rep....

Samuel Lefferman, Ind.-Rep.

134

36. A. Otis Arnold. Rep... A. L. Kiser. Rep...

31.639

25.800

Samuel S. Hyatt, Dem..

28.464

Carroll Bush, Dem..

37. Frederick W. Rennick, Rep...

John Robert Moore, Rep..

28.6572

24.696

25.368%

Milton T. Booth,"

Rep..

32,797

Frank W. Morrasy, Dem..

C. Elion. Soc...

H. O. Waltmer, Soc..

John L. Graham, Soc..

Jerome L. Harrell, Dem..
Wilbur Hedspeth, Soc...

Thomas L. Fekete. Jr., Rep.
Frank Holten, Dem....
W. A. Murphy, Dem...

50. Wallace A. Bandy,"

Rep.

Carl Choisser. Rep..
Thomas J. Myers. Dem...
P. M. Proctor, Dem...
Benjamin Hoy, Prog.

51. W. V. Rush, Rep....
Claude L. Rew,* Rep........
W. A. Grant, Dem..
John McElvain,

GREAT GIFTS TO SCHOOLS.

Establishment of a trust for charitable and educational purposes in North and South Carolina, embracing properties valued at $46,000.000, was announced at Charlotte, N. C., Dec. 8. 1924, by James B. Duke, tobacco and power millionaire. Eventually the fund will reach a total of $86,000,000.

George Eastman, head of the Eastman Kodak company, announced on Dec. 8, 1924, gifts of $12,500.000 to institutions of higher learning. The beneficiaries are: Massachusetts Institute University of Technology, $1,500,000: of Hampton institute. Rochester, $6.000.000: $1,000,000 and Tuskegee institute, $1,000,000.

DEATH OF AUGUST BELMONT.

August Belmont, financier and sportsman, | educated at Harvard university. He was con-
died Dec. 10. 1924, in New York, N. Y., from nected with many railroad, banking and other
an inflam- institutions and was particularly interested in
blood poisoning resulting from
mation of the right arm. Mr. Belmont was horse racing.
born in New York Feb. 18, 1853, and was

27,8461⁄2 45. James H. Ashby. Rep......
Euclid B. Rogers, Rep....
B. L. Barber, Dem....
Marion U. Woodruff, Dem..
John Frank Danis, Soc...
46. W. B. Phillips, Rep....
Guy Redman, Rep..
Laurence F. Arnold, Dem..
H. W. Faulkner. Dem...
47. Norman G. Flagg,* Rep..
Earl Herrin, Rep...
Robert W. Tunnell, Dem...
Charles F. Malloy, Dem...
William Dickman, Ind..

.34,278% 42,359 1.278 24,1651% 23.461 26,539 24.4724 36.461 36.843% 26.342 27,971/

1,003

47,322

43.492

MEMBEKS OF THE 54TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ILLINOIS (1925-1926). Senators and representatives are paid $3,500 | Dist. for term of two years. Senators are elected for four years and representatives for two.