THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL EDITION
CHICAGO
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1913-14
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Thirty-seventh Annual Edition
Chicago Law Directory
GRITMAN & SULLIVAN, Publishers
T^HIS Directory contains the names of 5,496 Attorneys. During the year 99 have left the City; 120 went out of practice; 33 are deceased. About 420 new names have been added to the bar.
A Register is kept in this office for the recording of changes during the year, and attorneys are requested to send in new names, telephone numbers and changes as soon as made, so that correct information may be given upon inquiry. :::::::
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY
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Copyright, 1913, by Charles Gritman.
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AMEEICAN TRUST BLDG., 76 W. Monroe st., Northeast Corner Mon- roe and Clark sts.
ASHLAND BLK., 155 N. Clark St., Northeast Corner Randolph st.
ASSOCIATION BLDG., 19 S. La Salle
St.
BORDEN BLK., 54 W. Randolph st.,
Northwest Corner Dearborn st. BORLAND BLDG., 105 S. La Salle st.,
Southeast Corner Monroe st. BOYCE BLDG., 30 N. Dearborn st. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 133 W.
Washington, Southeast Corner of La Salle st. CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE BLK., 32
N. Clark st., Southwest Corner Wash- ington St. CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE BLDG.,
30 N. La Salle, Southwest Corner of
Washington st. CHICAGO TITLE & TRUST BLDG., 69
W. Washington st. CITY HALL SQUARE BLDG., 139
North Clark st. COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
BLDG., 72 W. Adams st., Northeast
Corner Clark st. CORN EXCHANGE BANK BLDG., 134
S. La Salle st., Northwest Corner
Adams st. EQUITABLE BLDG., 40 N. Dearborn st. FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG., 38
S. Dearborn st., Northwest Corner
Monroe st. FISHER BLDG., 343 S. Dearborn st.,
Northeast Corner "Van Buren st. FORT DEARBORN BLDG., 105 W.
Monroe st., Southwest Corner Clark st. HARTFORD BLDG., 8 S. Dearborn st..
Southwest Corner Madison st. HOME INSURANCE BLDG., 137 S. La
Salle St., Northeast Corner Adams. INSURANCE EXCHANGE, 175 W.
.Jackson blvd. KARPEN BLDG., 910 Michigan ave. KEDZIE BLDG., 89 W. Randolph st. McCORMICK BLDG., 332 S. Michigan ave.
M4.JESTIC BLDG., 22 W. Monroe st.
MARQUETTE BLDG., 140 S. Dearborn St., Northwest Corner Adams st.
MERCHANTS BLDG., 106 N. La Salle, Northwest Corner of Washington st.
MERCHANTS LOAN & TRUST BLDG., 112 W, Adams st.
METROPOLITAN BLK., 154 W. Ran- dolph St., Northwest Corner Randolph.
MONADNOCK BLK., 304-334 S. Dear- born, between Van Buren and Jack- son.
NATIONAL LITE BLDG., 29 S. La Saile St.
NEW YORK LIFE BLDG., 35 S. La Salle, Northeast Corner Monroe.
OTIS BLDG., 10 S. La Salle st.
OXFORD BLDG., 118 N. La Salle st.
PEOPLE'S GAS BLDG., 122 S. Mich- igan ave.
PORTLAND BLK., 35 N. Dearborn st.
RAILWAY EXCHANGE BLDG., 224 S. Michigan ave., Corner Jackson blvd.
REAL ESTATE BOARD, 155 N. Dear- born st.
REAPER BLK., 105 N. Clark, North- east Corner Washington st.
RECTOR BLDG., 79 W. Monroe st., Southeast Corner Clark st.
ROANOKE BLDG., 9 S. La Salle st.. Southeast Corner Madison st.
SCHILLER BLDG., 64 W. Randolph st.
SECURITY BLDG., 189 W. Madison St., Southeast Corner Fifth ave.
STRAUS BLDG., Northwest Corner Clark and Madison sts.
TEUTONIC BLDG., 179 W. Washington St., Southeast Corner Fifth ave.
THE ROOKERY, 209 S. La Salle st.. Southeast Corner Adams st.
THE TACOMA, 5 N. La Salle st.. Northeast Corner Madison st.
THE TEMPLE, 108 S. La Salle st.. Southwest Corner Monroe st.
TRIBUNE BLDG., 7 S. Dearborn st.. Southeast Corner Madison.
U. S. EXPRESS BLDG., 58 W. Wash- ington St. UNION BANK BLDG., 25 N. Dearborn. UNITY BLDG., 127 N. Dearborn st. WESTMINSTER BLDG., 110 S. Dear- born St.
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TELEPHONE 4880 CENTRAL
MAKES ABSTRACTS of TITLE
GUARANTEES TITLES TO REAL ESTATE
Acts as Administrator, Executor, Guardian, Trustee and Executes Trusts of all Kinds. Acts as Registrar and Transfer Agent for : : : Corporation Stocks and Bonds : : :
RETAINS AS COUNSEL ATTORNEYS CAUSING TRUSTS TO BE COMMITTED TO ITS CARE
HARRISON B. RILEY, President A. R. MARRIOTT, Vice-President WM. C. NIBLACK, Vice-President and Trust
Officer WM. R. FOLSOM, Treasurer E. L. FITZ-RANDOLPH, Ass't. Treasurer CHARLES L. BARTLETT, General Counsel SHERMAN C. SPITZER, Ass't. General
Counsel FRANK G. GARDNER, Ass't. Trust Officer R. W. BODDINGHOUSE, Chief Exam, of
Titles WM. ARNOLD, Real Estate Officer
ABEL DAVIS, Vice-President JOHN A. RICHARDSON, Vice-President JUSTIN M. DALL, Secretary JOHN L. DAY, Ass't. Secretary J. FRANK GRAF, Ass't. Secretary CHARLES R. DALRYMPLE, Ass't. Sec. HERMAN C. MAEHLER, Ass't. Secretary WALTER B. SMITH, Ass't. Secretary EUGENE C. JENKINS, Escrow Officer ALVA J. SHAW, Credit Manager RALPH ADAMS, Ass't Mngr. Abstract Dept.
DIRECTORS
GEORGE BIRKHOFF CHARLES L. BARTLETT OTTO C. BTJTZ IRA M. COBE J. LEWIS COCHRAN E. A. CUMMINGS ABEL DAVIS BERNARD A. ECKHART JAMES B. FORGAN MARVIN A. FARR
MOSES E. GREENEBAUM NOBLE B. JUDAH E. C. KOHLSAAT DAVID B. LYMAN A. R. MARRIOTT NATHAN G. MOORE WM. C. NIBLACK GEORGE E. RICKCORDS HARRISON B. RILEY EDWARD A. SHEDD
CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY
OF ILLINOIS
125 West Monroe Street
Near LaSalle
Capital .... $4,500,000 Surplus and Profits 2,000,000
BANKING, SAVINGS & TRUST DEPARTMENTS
DIRECTORS
A. J. EARLING, Pres't Chicago, Milwaukee H. A. LANGHORST, President Albert
& St. Paul R'y Company Schwill & Company
P. A. VALENTINE, Capitalist A. UHRLAUB, Vice-President Central Trust
ARTHUR DIXON, President Arthur Dixon Co. of Ul.
Transfer Co. WILLIAM T. ABBOTT, Vice-President Cen-
CHARLES T. BOYNTON, Pickands, Brown tral Trust Co. of 111.
& Company WALTER H. WILSON, Vice-President Cen-
ALEXANDER H. RE\^LL, President Alex- tral Trust Co. of 111.
ander H. Revell & Company JOSEPH E. OTIS, Vice-President Central
S. M. FELTON, President Chicago, Great Trust Co. of III.
Western R'y Company GEORGE WOODLAND, Formerly Pres't
T. W. ROBINSON, Vice-President lUinois Prairie State Bank
Steel Company BURTON F. PEEK, Vice-President Deere &
CHANDLER B. BEACH, C. B. Beach & Company, Moline
Company JAMES W. STEVENS, President Illinois
GEORGE F. STEELE, President Brunet Life Insurance Co.
Falls Manufacturing Co. W. O. JOHNSON, Gen'l Counsel & Director
HOWARD G. HETZLER, Pres't Chicago & Chicago & Erie R. R.
Western Indiana Ry. Co. R. FLOYD CLINCH, Crerar, Clinch & Co.
MAX PAM, Pam and Hurd WILLIAM C. BOYDEN, Matz, Fisher &
Z. G. SIMMONS, President Simmons Manu- Boyden, Attorneys.
facturing Co., Kenosha C. B. SCOVILLE, Real Estate. CHARLES G. DAWES, Ex-comptroller of Currency
Trust Department
Authorized by law to accept Trusts and receive deposits of Trust Funds. Acts as Admin- ifitrator, Executor, Guardian, Conservator, Registrar and Transfer Agent of Bonds and Stocks. Manages Real Estate.
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INDHX-CONTENTS
Page.
Appellate Courts (Illinois) 119-120
Chicago Bar and Telephone Nos.. 11-111
Chicago Bar Association 126-127
Chicago Law Institute 128
Chicago Law Eeportei's' Assn 153
Chicago Court Eeporters' Fed 'n.... 159
City Courts 152
City Law Department 122
Circuit Court of Cook County 120
Circuit Court Judges Outside of Cook
County 140
Civil Service Commission, City and
County 124
Commissioners of Cook County 124
Commissioners of Uniform Laws. . . .119
Coroner's Office 123
Corresponding Attorneys 141-151
County Attorney's Office 123
County Constables 126
County Clerk 124
County Court of Cook County 122
County Justices 125
County Magistrates 124
County Judges in Illinois 136-137
Courts and Officials, Federal, State,
County and City 116-126
Court Eeporters 153-163
Criminal Court of Cook County 122
Diary and Court Calendar 167-270
Election Commissioners 124
General Court Eeporters and Oper- ators 162-163
Illinois State Bar Assn 126
Illinois Supreme Court 118
Inheritance Tax Attorney 123
Jury Commission, County 124
Jury Commissioners, Federal 118
Juvenile Court 122
Law Schools 132-135
Lawyers ' Club 128
Lawyers' Association of Illinois. .. .128 Masters in Chancery, Circuit, Supe- rior and U. S. District Court. .164-166 Municipal Court of Chicago — Judi- ciary, Officials, Districts, Jurisdic- tions, Venue, Clerk's and Bailiff's Costs 129-131
Page.
Municipal Court Eules 321
Patent Attorneys 112-113
Probate Court of Cook County 121
Probate Judges of Illinois 136-137
Public Administrator 16(5
Public Guardian 166
Eailroad Attorneys 114-115
Eecorder 's Office 124
Eeferees in Bankruptcy 118
Eeferees' Eules in Bankruptcy 281
Eegistrar of Titles 124
Eules of Appellate and Branch Ap- pellate Courts, First District 283
Eules in Bankruptcy 279-281
Eules of the Circuit Court — General,
Common Law and Chancery 289
Eules of the County Court 309
Eules of Criminal Court 327
Eules of the Municipal Court 321
Eules of the Probate Court 315
Eules of the Superior Court — Com- mon Law and Chancery 297-303
Eules of Supreme Court of Illinois. 271 Eules of the United States Circuit
Court of -Appeals, Seventh Circuit. 329 Eules for the Courts of Equity of the
United States 341
Sanitary District of Chicago 123
Sheriff 's Office 123
Sheriff's and State's Attorneys in
Illinois 138-139
State's Attorney's Office 123
Superior Court of Cook County 121
U. S. District Court 117-118
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Sev- enth Circuit 117
U. S. Court of Claims 116
U. S. Court of Customs Appeal 116
U. S. Commerce Court 116
U. S. Commissioners 118
U. S. Department of Justice 116
U. S. Depositories 118
U. S. District Attorney 117
U. S. Marshal's Office 117
U. S. Supreme Court 116
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INDEX— ADVER.TISEMENTS
Page. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Chicago Title & Trust Co 5
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Central Trust Co. of Illinois 6
Chicago Title & Trust Co 5
First Trust and Savings Bank 355
Fort Dearborn Trust and Savings
Bank 357
Hibernian Banking Association 288
State Bank of Chicago Trust Co.... 302
The Corporation Trust Co 356
The Northern Trust Company Bank Back Cover
CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED.
The Corporation Trust Company. . . .
See Diary and page 356
United States Corporation Co
282, 303, 309, 327
COURT REPORTERS.
Chicago Law Reporters' Assn 153
Chicago Court Reporters' Fedn. ... 159
General Court Reporters 158
Reporters and Operators 162-163
EXPERT COMMERCIAL AUCTIONEER.
Samuel L. Winternitz & Co 278
EXPERTS ON WRITING, FORGERIES, ETC.
Robert M. Walker 308
Marshall D. Ewell, M. D 282
LAW PRINTERS.
Barnard & Miller 352-353
Chicago Legal News 287
. LAW SCHOOLS.
Chicago, Northwestern, Loyola and De Paul Universities; Illinois, Chi- cago-Kent, The John Marsliall, Chi- cago, Hamilton and Webster Col- leges 132-135
LEGAL BLANKS.
Chicago Legal News 287
LEGAL NEWSPAPERS.
Chicago Legal News 287
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin 278
Page. MASTERS IN CHANCERY.
Circuit Court of Cook County 164
Superior Court of Cook County. .165-160 U. S. District Court . .■ 166
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
List of Patent Attorneys 112-113
PENS.
Crown Pen Co 296
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
James F. Bishop 166
PUBLIC GUARDIAN.
Nellie Carlin 166
RECORDS ABSTRACTED.
James Abbott 2
STOCK CERTIFICATES, SEALS.
J. W. Middleton 296
SURETY BONDS.
John McGillen & Co. (Agents Fidel- ity & Deposit Co. of Md.j 320
American Surety Company, M. L. Jenks, Mgr 8
Chicago Bonding & Surety Co., Wal- ter Faraday, Asst. Mgr.; Chester A. Strail, Supt. Judicial Dept 314
Conkling, Price & Webb
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Equitable Surety Co., F. A. Hancock, Vice. Pres.; Walter E. Hart, Asst. Mgr 10
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland, Conkling, Price & Webb, Gen. Agents; A. C. Arnold, Mgr.;
W. G. Kress, Asst. Mgr
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Illinois Surety Company 3
Massachusetts Bonding and Insur- ance Co., F. M. Blunt, Res. Vice- Pres.; P. B. Shillito, Mgr 354
National Surety Company, Joyce & Co 314
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co., Geo. E. Brennan, Frank J. Caulter 308
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND ADVISORY BOARD
W. K. BIXBY, Capitalist ADOLPHUS BUSCH, Pres. Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assn. THOMAS H. WEST, Chairman Board
St. Louis Union Trust Co. C. H. HUTTIG, Pres. 3rd National Bank B. F. EDWARDS, Pres. National Bank of
Commerce JULIUS S. WALSH, Chairman Board
Mississippi Valley Trust Co. N. A. McMillan, Pres. St. Louis Union
Trust Co. ROLLA WELLS, Ex-Mayor City of St. Louis HON. DAVID R. FRANCIS, Capitalist E. C. SIMMONS, Chairman Board Simmons
Hardware Co. ROBERT S. BROOKINGS, Samuel Cupples
Woodenware Co. JAMES E. SMITH, Pres. Equitable Surety
Co.
H. C. HAARSTICK, Vice-Pres. St. Louis
Union Trust Co. EDWARD MALLINCKRODT. Pres. Mal-
linckrodt Chemical Works. ALLEN T. WEST, G. H. Walker & Co. SAMUEL C. DAVIS. Capitalist R. H. STOCKTON, Pres. Majestic Mfg. Co. D. K. CATLIN, Capitalist J. D. BASCOM, Broderick & Bascom Rope
Co. J. L. HUMPHREY, Vice-Pres. & Gen'l Mgr.
Equitable Surety Co. FRANK MEAD, Vice-Pres. Equitable Surety
Co. C. H. BAILEY, Capitalist CHAS. A. LEMP, Wm. J. Lemp Brewing Co. WALTER H. WEST, Secretary-Treasurer
Equitable Surety Co. HARRY S. MILES, Vice-Pres. Equitable
Surety Co.
MEMBERS OF
THE CHICAGO BAR
AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Stars Indicate Members of the Chicago Bar Association
NOTE— This is the Official Directory of the Chicago Bar Association. All names in the list have been revised -with the records of the Supreme Court and Bar Association.
Aaron, Charles (Henry J. & Charles Aaron), 76 W. Monroe st. and Drovers' Bk. Bldg., Union Stock Yds. Drovers 3732.
*Aaron, Henry J. (Henry J. and Charles Aaron), 76. W. Monroe st. and Drovers' Bk. Bldg., Union Stock Yds. Drover 3732.
*Abbey, Charles P. Master in Chancery Superior Court (Buell, Abbey & Wil- liams), 1608-1612 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 5758 and 5759. Auto 41-103.
*Abbott. Edwin H. (Abbott & Rich). 414 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3853.
Abbott, Geo. T. 2916 S. State st. Doug- las 8499.
*Abbott, Homer, 414 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3853. Auto. 44-704.
Abbott, Sylvester G., 1100-76 W. Mon- roe St. Cent. 618.
*Abbott, William T. (Vice-President Central Trust Co.) Ran. 2976. Auto. 51-141.
*Aborn, Everett A. 211-136 W. Lake st. Main 3868. Aut. 31-207.
Abraham, Fred S. 1937 Morse av. Rog- ers Park 2428.
A'Brunswick, Frank P. 715-160 W. Jackson blvd. Wabash 1252.
Ackerman, Benjamin P. 1413-15 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 3187.
Ackley, Lemuel M. 1715 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 1411.
*Adams, Albert H. (Adams & Jack- son), 1147 Monadnock Blk. Har.
146. Aut. 64-759 *Adams Asa G. (Adams Crews, Bobb
& Wescott), 1100 American Trust
Bldg. Cent. 618 Adams, Cornelius R. 401 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 2651 *Adams, Cyrus H. Jr. 1700 Commercial
Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Ran. 425. *Adams, Elmer H. (Adams, Crews,
Bobb & Wescott), 1100 American
Trust Bldg. Cent. 618 *Adams, Francis 5724 Kenmore av.
Ravenswood 4827 *Adams, Francis Jr. (Brundage. Wilk-
erson & Cassels), 1145 The Rookery.
Wabash 2571. Aut. 53-930 *Adams, Geo. E. 610 The Temple. Main
817 Adams. Harvey M. 600-108 S. La Salle
St. Main 365. Aut. 51-449 Adams, Melville Roy 1721-25 Harris
Trust Bldg. Cent. 1755 and 6011 *Adams, Samuel (Adams. Follansbee,
Hawley & Shorey). 412 Home Ins.
Bldg. Ran. 7434. Aut. 51-298 Adams, Spencer L. 1610 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 2597. Aut. 41-463 *Adams, Wm. A. (Asst. County Att'y,
507 County Bldg. Franklin 3015),
715 Tacoma Bldg. Main 5043, 5044.
Aut. 31-910 *Adcock. Edmund D. (Fyffe, Adcock &
Ryner). 1709 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 7300 Adcock, Houston C. 1605 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 406
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY.
*Addington. Keene H. (Jones, Adding- ton. Ames & Seibold), 1610 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 45
Adelman. Abram E. 1212 Ashland Blk. Cent. 4609
Adcr. Edward J. (Friedman & Ader), 1528 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3098. Aut. 31-835
Adkinson, Elmer W. 610-167 W. Wash- ington St. Franklin 353, 354. Aut. 31-430
*Adler. Sidney (Adier & Lederer), l.?05 Otis Bldg. Main 4198. Aut. 31-275
Agnew, Michael J. 1617 Ashland Blk. Cent. 569
Ahern, Charles F. 600 Washington blvd. Havmarket 4126
Ahern, Michael J. 1617 Ashland Blk. Cent. 569
*Ahrens. John P. 810 Reaper Blk. Cent. 254
Ahrensfeld. John C. 1012 Schiller Bldg. Ran. 3440
Albin. Henry S. 514 Francisco av. Gar- field 3302
Alden. Frank 612-186 N. La Salle st. Franklin 315
*Alden. William T. (Alden. Latham & Young), 1104-11 Corn Exchange Bank Bldg. Main 3129
*Aldrich, Charles H. (Aldrich & Aid- rich), 418 Home Ins. Bldg. Cent. 2840. Aut. 53-286
Aldrich. Charles R. (Aldrich & Aid- rich), 418 Home Ins. Bldg. Cent. 2840. Aut. 53-286
Alexander, David T. 1120 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3726
Alexander, Edward G. 3741 Rhodes av.
Aut. 76-648 Alexander Jr. Edward Alcxico City,
Mexico Alexander, Harry A. DesPlaines, 111.
Tel. 643 Allen. Abel L. 1101 Association Bldg.
Ran. 5762 ♦Allen. Alexander C. 724-111 W. Mon- roe St. Ran. 3961 ♦Allen. Chas. L. (Herrick. Allen &
Martin). 1800 Commercial Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 4046 .'\llen. Chas. W. Phoenix, Ariz. ♦Allen. Harry L. 700 Commercial Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 400 Allen. J. Worth 1007 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 2288 ♦Ailing, Charles 410 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 2139 Ailing. Edward H. Bk. Fl. The Temple.
Franklin 1848. Aut. 52-899
Allshouse. Albert B. 7712 S. Carpenter
St. Normal 5821 Alsager, C. Martin 1420 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6748. Aut. 48-896 ♦Alschuler, Leon S. 1311 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 5670 Alschuler, Maurice 1616 Tribune Bldg.
Ran. 3086. Aut. 41-346 ♦Alschuler, Samuel (Kraus. Alschuler
& Holden), 1230-48 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 1825 ♦Altheimer. B. j. 1038 Stock Exchange.
Main 3470 Alton, William. Jr. 10-119 S. Clark st. Amberg, E. Marshall (Asst. City Atty.,
Main 447. and Amberg & Amberg),
411 Roanoke Bldg. Cent. 5454 Amberg. Harold Vincent 806-112 W.
Adams st. Cent. 7128 Amberg. W. Arnold (Amberg & Am- berg). 411 Roanoke Bldg. Cent. 5454 *Ambler. Harry E. with Am. Bond &
Mtg. Co. Royal Ins. Bldg. Wabash
2636 Ambler. Hubert C. 1406 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 177 Ames. Edward M. 901 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 4700. Aut. 41-312 Ames. Howard 1214-1216 Unitv Bldg.
Cent. 2246. Aut. 43-451 Ames. John J. Armour & Co. Yards
4100 Ames. Michael E. 1409 Ashland Blk.
Main 3282. Aut. 41-565 Ames. Robert Lewis (Jones, Adding-
ton. Ames & Seibold). 1610 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 45 A m m e n, William J. (A mm en,
Streyckmans & Tovner). 800 Schiller
Bldg. Ran. 6714 and 6715. Amory, Edward P. 1033 People's Gas
Bldg. Cent. 1154 Amundson. Ole K. 2255 W. North av.
Humboldt 6073 Andalman. Samuel J. 1003-4 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 4339 ♦Anderson. Arthur A. 1639 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2160 ♦Anderson. A. G. (Anderson & Hough)
1108 Association Bldg. Ran. 726 Anderson. Beni. W. 1220 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6505. Aut. 48-221 Anderson. Cyrus Alvin 110 S. Clark st.
Cent. 6492 Anderson, Ernest E. 810 Corn Exchange
Bldg. Main 5100 Anderson, F. Garfield 3400 Montrose
av. Irving 67 ♦.Anderson, G. Bernhard (Anderson,
.Anderson & Anderson), 509-69 W.
Washington st. Cent. 2652. Aut.
44-694
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Anderson, George F. (Anderson, An- derson & Anderson), 509-69 W. Washington st. Cent. 2652. Aut. 44-694
Anderson, John E. 1010-19 S. La Salle St. Ran. 978 and 3527. Aut. 32-516
Anderson. John L. 1016 Ashland Blk. Cent. 4392
Anderson, Louis B. Asst. Co'-.nty Attor- ney. Franklin 3015, and 508-184 W. Washington st. Franklin 2717. Aut. 34-169
.Anderson, Nels H. 706 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700. Local 122
Anderson, Norman K. (Anderson & Eaton). 1056 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1223
Anderson, W. G. (Anderson & Newby), 3458 S. State st. Aut. 79-137
Anderson, William A. (Octigan, Zahn & Anderson), 416 Roanoke Bldg. Cent. 956. Aut. 36-424
^Anderson, Wm. France (Stern. Ander- son & Davis), 1034 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 3538
Anderson, Wm. R. (Anderson. Ander- son & Anderson), 509-69 W. Wash- ington St. Cent. 2652. Aut. 44-694
Andrews, Aaron A. 2953 Vernon av. Douglas 8890
*Andrews, Carlos S. (Culver, Andrews & King), 912-16 New York Life Bldg. Cent. 668. 669 and 670. Aut. 32-001
Andrews, Ernest J. 1515 Monadnock Blk. Har. 2854
Andrews, Glen N. 4129 Ellis av.
Andrews, Wilber J. 703 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1589
Andrews, William T. (Andrews & Co- hen). 824 New York Life Bldg. Ran. 2743
Angell, William R. 801 Merchants Loan & Trust Bldg. Ran. 2795
*Aneerste-n, T. C. 606 S. Michigan av. Har. 6200
*Anthony, Charles E. 7th floor Karpen Bldg. Wabash 1320
Anvskiewicz, Bruno 2117 Coblentz st. Humboldt 4592
*Ap Madoc, W. Tudor 1548 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 170. Aut. 41-571
*Appell, Albert T. W. Asst. City Pros. Atty. 604 City Hall. Main 447. 1511- 12 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 6753
*Appell, Carl J. 1007 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 692
Arends, Henry G. 1008 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 5959
Aring, Frank F. 660-17 N. La Salle. Main 3116. Aut. 33-890
Arkin, Alexander E. Asst. Corp. Coun- sel. Main 447 Arkin, J. A. 1413 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 3187 *Armitage, Elton C. 1414 Fort Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 4030. Aut. 58-301 Armstrong, James J. 3765 Osgood st.
Lake View 5081 Armstrong, John C. 7 W. Madison st.
Cent. 7048. Aut. 44-124 Armstrong, Stanley C. 1310 Security
Bldg. Main 4534 Armstrong, Wm. 816 Association Bldg.
Cent. 219 *Arnd, Chas. (Arnd & Arnd). 53 Bor- den Blk. Cent. 2819. Aut. 44-194 *Arnd, Frederick (Arnd & Arnd). 53
Borden Blk. Cent. 2819. Aut. 44-194 *Arnold, Charles C. Riverside, Cal. Arnold, E. H. 1101 Unity Bldg. Cent.
2958. Aut. 42-286 *Arnold, Victor P. (Northrup. Arnold
& Fairbank), 1905-6 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 2063 Arnston, Otto Ade 1518 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3510, 3511. Aut. 34-525 *Arthur, Wm. H. 1700-72 W. Adams st.
Ran. 425 Asay, Wm. C. Asst. Sanitary District
Atty. Wabash 1320. 317 Roanoke
Bldg. Cent. 280. Aut. 34-094 *Ashcraft, Edwin M. (Ashcraft & Ash- craft), 1021 The Temple. Main 202 *Ashcraft, Jr. Edwin M. (Ashcraft &
Ashcraft), 1021 The Temple. Main
202 * Ashcraft, Raymond M. (Ashcraft &
Ashcraft), 1021 The Temple. Main
202 Ashton. Henry M. 1109 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 4634. Aut. 47-
348 Aspern, Harry T. 1350 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1100 and 4036 Ater, Wm. F. 1308 IMarquette Bldg.
Cent. S64 *Atkins, L. R. 405 Old Colony Bldg.
Har. 8061 *Atkinson, Charles A. 168 Michigan
av. Cent. 2988 *Atwood, Fred H. (Atwood. Pease &
Loucks). 1213 Tacoma Bldg. Main
394. Franklin 342. Aut. 32-651 Atwood, Harry F. 308 W. 73d st. Augur, Wheaton. 1700 Com'l Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 425 *Austin, Jr. Chauncey G. 45 Dearborn
Station. Har. 3690 Austin, E. W. 904 Cham. Commerce
Bldg. Main 1158
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♦Austrian Alfred S. (Mayer. Meyer,
Austrian & Piatt). Ifith floor Am.
Trust Bldg. Cent. 2780 Auter. J. R. 422-312 S. Clark st. Wa- bash 1075 Averv. Gage H. 2.%4 S. Ashland av.
Canal 2500 Ave, Tames H. 1114 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin .3461 *Ayer. Leslie J. (Meads & Ayer), 1314
Chamber of Commerce. Main 3200 Aver. Walter 1004 Merchants L. & T.
Bldg. Cent. 1217 *Ayers, Frank D. (Ayers & Ayers),
505-7 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Main 1450 Ayers, Henrv E. 510 Corn Exchange
Bk. Bldg. 'Franklin 230 ♦Ayers, Seymour W. (Ayers & Ayers),
505-7 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Main 1450
B
*Babbage, Felix 1405-6 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 6569
Babcock, Charles S. 815 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 5763. Aut. 62-559
♦Babcock. Frederick R. 1414-105 W. Monroe st. Cent. 6646. Aut. 58-301
Bach, Wm. R. (Livingston, Bach & Liv- ingston), 721 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3747-48-49
Bachrach, Arthur C. 609 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 4486
♦Bachrach. Benjamin C. 1320 Westmin- ster Bldg. Cent. 444. Aut. 69-113
♦Bachrack, Walter (Moses, Rosenthal & Kennedy). 600 The Temple. Main 365. Aut. 51-449
Backer. Alfred B. 1040 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3468
♦Bacon, Henry M. 1-531 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. .3426
Bacon. Nathaniel 4634 Indiana av.
♦Bacon, Wilbur C. 1504-5 Fort Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 2305
Badenoch, Rowland N. 921 Fort Dear- born Bldg. Ran. .3029. Aut. 58-397
Baer. Otto 820-24 Unity Bldg. Cent. 3640. Ran. 3277
Baer. Walter S. 1133 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4705. Aut. 44-060
♦Bagby. Geo. M. 419 Roanoke Bldg. Ran. 987
Bahr. Martyn H. 1405 Old Colony Bldg. Har. 6602
Bailey. Lloyd S. (Bailey, Horgan & Sul- livan), 520-21 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5819. Aut. 41-243
Baily, Jacob L. (Darrow & Baily), 1202 Ashland Blk. Cent. 925. Aut. 44-139
Bain. Force (Force Bain & May, Jr.), 1648 Monadnock Blk. Har. 792. Aut. 64-508
♦Baird, Max. 111. Trust & S. Bk. Room 13. Wabash 4060
Baird, Walter M. 502 Chamber of Com- merce. Main 3593. Aut. 31-276
Baird, William Yuill 61-154 W. Ran- dolph St. Franklin 3479
♦Baker, Alfred L. Home Ins. Bldg. Cent. 1478. Aut. 51-519
♦Baker, Dillard B. 834 National Life Bldg. Cent. 737
♦Baker, Frank, Judge Appellate Court. Cent. 2064
♦Baker, Frank J. 1010 Home Ins. Bldg. Ran. 2510
Baker, Frederick S. 1314 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 467. Aut. 41-097
Baker, Geo. W. 204-184 W. Washing- ton St. Franklin 1019
Baker, Harry T. 4500 S. Wabash av. Drexel 2143
Baker, Harry W. 3825 N. Leavitt st. Graceland 3505
Baker, Hart E. 230-31 W. Lake st. Ran. 484
Baker, James C. 902 Ashland Blk. Ran. 3641
Baker, Joel 815 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 5763 and 5978. Aut. 62-559
♦Baker, John Clark 908 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 940
Baker, John E. (Baker & Holder), 833 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2266. Aut. 44-243
Baker, Louis R. 2158 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 4151
Baker, Samuel T. 1547 E. 66th st. Hyde Park 7435
Balcomb. Francis W. (Balcomb, Lane & McGrath), 506 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 1299
♦Baldwin, Henry R. (Baldwin & Barnes), 708 Reaper Blk. Cent. 606. Aut. 42-684
♦Baldwin, Jesse A. Judge Circuit Court. Franklin 3015
Baldwin, Robert R. 311-35 N. Dearborn St. Cent. 4638
Bale, Henry B. 1407 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 1792
♦Ball, David M. 610-167 W. Washing- ton St. Franklin 353, 354. Aut. 31- 430
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*BalI, Farlin H. Master in Chancery Circuit Court (Wolseley & Ball), 808-9 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 1406
*Ball, Farlin Q. Oak Park. III.
Ball, Lewis C. (Shaw & Ball), 1304 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 949
Ball, Wm. A. 612 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Franklin 3600
Ballard, Howard T. 536 La Salle st. Station. Wabash 4200
*Ballas, Arthur L. 1218 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 5131
Balzer. Carleton R. 65 E. 46th st.
Bamberger, Eugene J. 1102 Schiller Bldg. Cent. 5882. Aut. 42-857
Bamborough, M. A. 601 Security Bldg. Main 3560
^Bancroft, Edgar A. (Scott, Bancroft & Stephens), 1620 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Main 1995
*Bangs, Fred A. 522-3 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2775. Ran. 4794. Aut. 42-026
*Bangs, Hal C. (Mayer, Meyer, Aus- trian & Piatt). 16th floor Am. Trust Bldg. Cent. 2780.
*Bangs, Wm. Dean (Mechem & Bangs) 811 Harris Trust Bldg. Cent. 7020
Banning, Ephraim (Banning & Ban- ning), 1632 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1001
*Banning, Samuel W. (Banning & Ban- ning), 1632 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1001
Banning, Thos. A. (Banning & Ban- ning), 1632 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1001
Banning, Jr. Thomas A. (Banning & Banning), 1632 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1001
*Barasa, Bernard P. 311-24 Unity Bldg. Cent. 7192-3. Aut. 42-478
Barbee, Robt. E. 148 W. 69th st. Went- worth 637
Barbee, Wm. S. 1307 Rector Bldg. Cent. 1256
Barber, Cameron 2440 W. Lake st. West 1004
Barber, Hiram 1311 Ashland Blk. Main 4221
*Barbour, James J. 901-4 Otis Bldg. Franklin 1411
Barge, Wm. D. C. B. & Q. R. R. 1100- 547 W. Jackson blvd. Wabash 4400
Barger, Richard W. (Barger & Hicks), 416 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 533
Barickman, Charles M. 404 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 1377
Barkdull, Lucien H. 726 Reaper Blk. Cent. 5005
*Barker, Burt B. 801 Merchants Loan
& Trust Bldg. Ran. 2795 Barker, Charles I. 620 Reaper Blk. Ran.
2174 *Barker, John T. 1101-226 S. La Salle
St.
Barnard, Bernard 1501-134 S. La Salle
St. Franklin 205. Aut. 54-656 Barnard, Edward T. 1st floor 172 N.
La Salle st. Franklin 564. Aut.
32-077 *Barnard, James H. 1915 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 4128 *Barnes, Albert C. Judge B. Branch
Appellate Court. Ran. 1733 *Barnes, Cecil 1522 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629 Barnes, James M. 219 W. Adams st. Barnes, John A. 1606 Consumers Co.
Bldg. Har. 2668 Barnes, John P. (Baldwin & Barnes),
708 Reaper Blk. Cent. 606. Aut.
42-684 Barnes. Paul T. (Baldwin & Barnes),
708 Reaper Blk. Cent. 606. Aut.
42-684 Barnes. Philip R. 510-118 N. La Salle
St. Main 4282. Aut. 32-335 Barnes, Wm. A. 1207 Merchants Loan
& Trust Bldg. Cent. 977 Barnett, F. L. 18-143 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 4758 Barnett, Morriss Asst. City Pros. Atty.
Main 447, and (Barnett' & Glaskay),
410 Chamber of Commerce. Franklin
3639. Aut. 33-760 *Barnett, Otto R. (Barnett & Truman),
1518-22 Monadnock Bldg. Har. 282.
Aut. 61-066 Barney, Ervin R. Chi. Title & Trust
Co. Cent. 4880 Earnhardt, Harry A. 511-40 N. Dear- born St. Ran. 6756, 6757 *Barnhart, Marvin E. Asst. State's
Atty. Criminal Court Bldg. Cent.
4870. 1317 City Hall Square Bldg.
Ran. 6645 Barnum, Harry H. (Rubens, Fischer &
Mosser), 1418 Westminster Bldg.
Ran. 4234 and 4235 *Barnum, William H. 1027-8 N. Y. Life
Bldg. Cent. 694. Res. Tel. Riverside
981 Barnum. Jr. Wm. L. 510-117 N. Dear- born St. Ran. 620 Baron, Edward E. (Kaplan & Kaplan),
1105-7 Ashland Blk. Ran. 4962. Aut.
43-366 Barr, Alfred E. 920-115 S. La Salle st.
Cent. 3223. Aut. 51-934
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Barrett. Charles V. 524 Nat. Life BIdg.
Cent. 4108-4109. Aut. 30-840 Barrett, George F. 524 Nat. Life Bldg.
Cent. 4108-4100. Aut. 30-840 Barrett, George Farmer 900-30 N. Dear- born St. Cent. 1289 ♦Barrett. Oliver R. (Guerin, Gallagher & Barrett). 1406 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 5844 Barron. Edw. E. 1105 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 49G2. Aut. 43-36G *Barron, Ed H. 24 S. Michigan av.
Ran. 2424 Barry. Gerald G. G16 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 7327 Barrv. Nathan L 323-7 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 2722. Aut. 42-675 *Barry. Rupert J. (Barry & Crowlev),
919-20 N. Y. Life Bldg. Ran. 2632 Barse. T. Raymond 45 Dearborn Station.
Har. "3690 Bartel. Bennison F. 325 N. Y. Life
Bldg. Ran. 2486 *Baitelme, Mary M. 1040 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3408. Also Asst. to the Tiidije of Juvenile Court. Franklin 3015 Earth, Fred 412 Home Ins. Bldg. Ran.
7434. Aut. 51-298 ♦Bartholomay. Henry 1205 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2581. Aut. 44-498 *Batholome\v, Warren D. 1623 First Xat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 581. Aut. 41-982 *Bartlett. Charles C. 1413 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 0072 *Bartlett. Charles L. General Counsel Chicago Title & Trust Co. 703 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 4880 Bartlctt, Josiah Calef 410-35 N. Dear- born St. Ran. 1370 Bartlctt, L. E. 5126 State st. Oakland
1001 *Bartlev. Chas. E. 931-7 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 377 and 378. Aut. 47-308 *Bnrton. George P. ("Barton & Folk!, 1445 Monadnock Bldg. Har. 283. Aut. 64-553 ♦Barton. Jesse B. 315 Balti. & O. Sta.
Wabash 3242 Barton, Lester C. 1445 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 283. Aut. 64-553 Baskin. Barron H. 1518 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 245. Aut. 42-886 ♦Bass. George 900-115 S. La Salle st.
Cent. 1512. Aut. 53-312 "Basse. Arthur A. 1007 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 1349. Aut. 61-368 Bassctt. Robert J. 810-115 S. La Salle
St. Cent. 4935 Bassicr. Clarence J. 1012-108 S. La Salle St. Main 3575. Aut. 51-864
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Basta. Geo. A. Asst. City Prosecuting
Atty. 604 City Hall. Main 447 Bastian, Ernest H. (Moss. Bastian &
Schmidt), 542 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 6680 ♦Bastrup, L. (Bastrup & O'Neill). 323
Reaper Blk. Cent. 2722. Aut. 42-675 Bates, Alben F. 22-128 N. La Salle st.
Franklin 2276 Bates, Alfred R. (Bates, Harding, Edg-
erton & Bates), 803 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Cent. 1158. Aut. 34-248 Bates, Frank S. 2817 Diversey av.
Humboldt 3984 Bates, Jeanette 1001 Unity Bldg. Cent.
4677. Aut. 42-758 Bates, Joseph A. 801 Home Ins. Bldg.
Cent. 5384-5385 Bates. Robert P. 1010 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 2675 Bates, Thomas (Bates, Harding, Edg-
erton & Bates), 803 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Cent. 1158. Aut. 34-248 Batten, E. J. 1330 Unity Bldg. Ran
2467 ♦Batten, John H. 910 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 342, 343. Aut. 44-453 Batten, Ralph E. 910 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 342, 343. Aut. 44-453 Bauer, Lester L. (Maloto, Bauer & Donoghue), 616 Ashland Blk. Cent. 679
Baughman, Ernest A. 829-31 Railway
Exchange Bldg. Har. 5801 Baume, James S. Judge C. Branch Ap- pellate Court. Ran. 3641 ♦Baumer. Barnard J. (Lynn & Baumer),
1411-12 Ashland Blk. Cent. 45. Aut.
41-607 ♦Bayley. Edwin F. (Bayley & Webster),
1114 Association Bldg. Cent. 36 Baylies. O. S. 1112 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3446 Baylies, Ripley N. 1112 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3446 Bavs, Alfred W. 805-25 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 4490 Bayston, Arthur H. 640-76 W. Monroe
St. Cent. 6478. Aut. 42-354 ♦Beach, Elmer E. (Beach & Beach),
1501-4 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1227. Aut.
42-135 Beach. James W. 803-25 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 5249 Beach. Pierre G. 1001-123 W. Madison
St. Ran. 4730 ♦Beach, Raymond W. (Beach & Beach),
1501-4 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1227. Aut. 42-135
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*Beale, William G. (Isham, Lincoln &
Beale), 1700-72 W. Adams st. Ran.
425 Bean, Vernon L. 1131-6 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 2628. Aut. 42-391 Bear, Francis A. 409-11 Reaper Blk.
Ran. 2062. Cent. 2592. Aut. 42-678 Beath, Albert E. (Hauze & Beath), 301
Reaper Blk. Cent. 6895 Bebb, Edwin 1303 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 6450 Beck, Alfred 1301 Otis Bldg. Main
4198-9. Aut. 31-275 Beck, Norman A. (Beck & Mies), 614
Hartford Bldg. Ran. 3102 *Becker, B. V. (Newman, Northrup,
Levinson & Becker), 823 Chamber of
Commerce Bldg. Main 1122. Aut.
31-279 Becker, C. E. 1020-115 S. Dearborn st.
Cent. 2538 Becker, Frederick W. (McChesney &
Becker), 1321-4 Stock Exchange Bldg.
Franklin 357 Becker, Louis 1001-155 N. Clark st.
Ran. 4972 *Beckett, Tames Beach 510 Title &
Trust Bldg. Cent. 2611. Aut. 43-297 Beckett. Tarrett G. 915 E. 62nd st. Mid- way 7431 Beckington, Robert 606 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 184 Beckman, Ignatius (Wagner & Beck- man), 1307 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. . 273
*Beckman, Wm. H. 1400-69 W. Wash- ington St. Cent. 5076 Beckstrom, J. Warner 737 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 3551 Beckwith, C. A. 710 Corn Exchange Bk.
Bldg. Main 5100 *Beckwith, John W. Asst. City Corp.
Counsel. Main 447; (Felsenthal &
Beckwith), 810 Chicago Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 711 and 712. Aut. 41-141 Bedard, A. J. 1613 Ashland Blk. Ran.
5004. Aut. 41-760 *Beebe, Walter E. 7th floor Karpen
Bldg. Wabash 1320 *Beebe, Wm. 7th floor Karpen Bldg.
Wabash 1320 Been, W. F. 312-8 S. Dearborn st. Cent.
2176-6300. Aut. 48-493 *Beerly, Gustav E. (Rinaker & Beerly),
507 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Franklin 2498 *Behan, Louis T. (Duncombe & Behan),
1352 Otis Bldg. Main 1134 *Beilman, John J. 707-9 Rector Bldg. Ran. 5626, 5627
*Beitler, Henry C. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 Belasco, Daniel (Elmer, Cohen & Be-
lasco), 611 City Hall Square Bldg.
Cent. 3403. Aut. 43-497 *Belden, Ira C. 502-226 W. Jackson
blvd. Wabash 3408 Belfield, A. Miller 1362 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 4097 Belinski, J. J. 1906 S. Ashland av. Belknap, Frank L. 1228 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 8022 and 8023. Aut.
61-203 Bell, Albert C. (Brown, Williams, Bell,
Hanson & Boettcher), 1550 Monad- nock Blk. Har. 3634 and 759 Bell, Hayden N. Asst. State's Atty.
Cent. 4870 (Spunner & Bell), 420
Ashland Blk. Cent. 5210. Aut. 41-009 Bell, John A. 824 Oakley blvd. West
3086 *Bell, Laird (Matz, Fisher & Boyden),
510 Portland Blk. Cent. 2607 *Bell, Marcus L. 1025 La Salle St. Sta.
Wabash 3210 *Bell, Will J. (Bell & Cross), 1008-69
W. Washington st. Cent. 2579. Aut.
41-451 Bell, William W. 7104 Lafayette av.
Normal 438 *Belt, William O (Linthicum. Belt &
Fuller), 715 Monadnock Blk. Har.
4621 Beman, Thos. R. 1025 La Salle St. Sta.
Wabash 3210 *Bengel, Frederick H. Attv. for The
Northern Trust Co. Main 5200 Benjamin, Frederic (Benjamin & Rood- house), 1515 Marquette Bldg. Cent.
6117. Aut. 67-695 Benner, Adolph L. (Benner & Weld),
504 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Main 3793 *Bennett, Charles E. 637 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 4588. Aut.
580-369 Bennett, Frank I. 844 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 10 Bennett, Horace C. 03-106 N. La Salle
St. Main 1206 Bennett, T. L. 1301 Ashland Blk. Cent.
5451. Aut. 41-367 *Bennett, Robert C. 1967 IMilwaukee av.
Humboldt 2145 Bennett, Robert F. 800 Commercial Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 395. 396 and 1734 Bennett, Wm. D. Seattle, Wash. Benson, Luther (Benson & Fitch),
1.334-40 Chicago Stock Exch. Bldg.
Main 4341-4342 Benson, Thor J. 3228 Forest av. Doug- las 6934
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Benson. Wni. Luther 1334-30 N. La
Salle St. Main 4341 Bentall. David J. GOl-4 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3297 Benton, Wilbur C. 40 Metropolitan Elk.
Main 1725 ♦Bent ley, Cyrus (Bentley, Burling &
Swan), 1201-203 S. Dearborn st. Har.
1283, 1284, 1285 Bentley. Fred W. (Coburn & Bentley).
58-106 N. La Salle st. Main 90 and
4486. Aut. 33-893 Bentley, W. G. 1405 Unity Bldg. Cent.
1359 Berentson, H. B. M. 1112 N. Hoync av.
Humboldt 6332 Berg, Chas. O. 6615 Kimbark av. Mid- way 4205 Berg, Nordahl M. 604 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 1219. Aut. 43-364 Berg. Gordon 1102 Schiller Bldg. Cent.
5882. Aut. 42-857 ♦Berger. Henry A. Asst. State's Atty.
Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870 Bergh. Charles S. (Hannah, Bergh &
Clark), 409-169 W. Washington st.
Franklin 2528 Berghoff. Alfred C. 605 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3430. Aut. 42-247 Berkman, Israel S. 924 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 6864 *Berkson. Edward 1203 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 5042 ♦Berkson. Maurice (Sonnenchein, Berk- son & Fishell), 934-39 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Franklin 900. Aut. 34-631 Berlett, Robt. E. (Heffron, Perkinson &
Berlett) 1201-4 Unity Bldg. Cent.
2219 Berman, Benjamin 1110 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1458 ♦Bern. Edward A. 1003-112 W. Adams
St. Cent. 3217 ♦Bernstein, Aleck L. (Bernstein, Gross- man & Bernstein), 609 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 3159 ♦Bernstein, Benjamin H. (Bernstein &
Bernstein), 1001 Ashland Blk. Ran.
4972 ♦Bernstein, Fred (Bernstein, Grossman
& Bernstein), 609 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 3159 Bernstein, Louis .S. (Bernstein & Bern- stein), 100] Ashland Blk. Ran. 4972 ♦Beroth. Carl O. 807 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin 2324 ♦Best. Ernest O. (Cassoday, Butler, Lamb & Foster), 1414 Monadnock Blk. Har. 6808 and 6809 Bestel, Lucius W. 402 The Temple. Main 4332. Aut. 58-282
Betham, Wm. R. 1st floor 222 W. Ran- dolph St. Main 4043 Bettcher, Albert 1-4201 S. Halsted st.q
Drovers 3732; and 76 W. Monroe ..1'' Betts, C. Richard 607-35 S. Dearborn
St. Cent. 5873. Aut. 44-106 Beutler, Otto H. (Beutler & Schuss-
man), 1608-10 Unity Bldg. Cent.
5795. Aut. 47-408 ♦Beye, Wm. 700 Commercial Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 400 Beynon, John T. 509-117 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 620 *Bicek, Frank H. 727 Reaper Blk. Cent.
5764. Aut. 44-367 Bidderman, James A. 1524 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 727. Aut. 44-035 Biederman, Max 610-12 Reaper Blk.
Ran. 3330 Bieg, Robert J. 1209 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 810. Aut. 44-051 Bierbower, Austin (died April 12, 1913). Bierma, Harry 946 Otis Bldg. Main
3745 Bigelow. Frank W. 821 Merchants Loan
& T. Bldg. Cent. 1593. Aut. 51-345 Biggs. Edward A. (Biggs, Carr &
Fetzer), 805 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran.
394 Bigelow, Wm. F. 1020 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 5099. Aut. 44-455 Bilger, J. Frank 741 S. Oak Park av..
Oak Park. Cent. 4880 *Billings, Chas. L. 1001-4 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1489. Aut. 47-3-37 Binford, Elmer J. 1338 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3780 Binkley. B. M. Chicago Title & Trust
Co. Cent. 4880 Binkley, Luther F. 720-29 S. La Salle
St. Ran. 6816 Binmore, Urbain H. 531-36 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1611. Aut. 41-611 *Binswanger, Augustus 1520 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Cent. 1042. Aut. 54-271 Biossat, Harry A. 806-7 Association
Bldg. Ran. 1866 Birch, Hugh T. (Gait, Birch & Gait),
804 Opera House Bldg. Main 4683 *Bird, Harry Lewis 509 S. Wabash av.
Har. 4523 Birkhoff. John H. Chicago Title & Trust
Co. Cent. 4880 *Birmingham. J. Henry (Birmingham &
Swiney), 1404 Hartford Bldg. Cent.
1538 Bishop, Howard F. Asst. Corp. Coun- sel. 511 City Hall. Main 447 *Bishop, James F. 1001-4 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1489, and Public Admin- istrator, 1005-8 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 7445
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Bishop, Perley H. 510 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 2611. Aut. 43-297 r--hopp, Weller D. 401-35 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 6810 Bissell, John W. 1034 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3538 *Bither, William A. (Bither, Goff &
Francis), 1721-5 Harris Trust Bldg.
Cent. 1755 and 6011 Black, John C. (Black & Goodwin), 304
The Temple. Main 935. Aut. 51-256
Black, John D. (Winston, Payne,
Strawn & Shaw), 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 Black. Wm. P. 404 Ashland Blk. Aut.
41-931 Blackinton, Fred L. (Sears, Meagher &
Whitney), 1500 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 3176, 3177. Aut. 41-113 Blackman. N. L. 1403 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 7490 Blackwell. George W. 419-312 S. Qark
St. Wabash 1566 Blaisdell, Hiram 1544-48 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 1899. Cent. 5031. Aut. 44-870.
Res. 2147 Sunnyside av. Tel. Edge- water 2167 Blake, Emmons R. 615 Home Ins. Bldg.
Cent. 3126 *Blake, Freeman K. 311-24 Unity
Bldg. Cent. 7192-3 *Blake. Guy M. (Lighthall & Blake),
614-118 N. La Salle st. Main 2214
and 3077. Aut. 32-352 *Blakeley, John M. (Wells, Blakeley &
Talcott), 914-19 S. La Salle st. Cent.
1873 Blakeley, Addison. 802-118 N. La Salle
St. Main 3111. Aut. .32-313 Blanc. Sidney F. 1100-547 W. Jackson
blvd. Wabash 4400 Blanchard, Herman S. 1650 W. End
av., Chicago Heights. Tel. 898 *Blazer, J. M. 606 S. Michigan av.
Har. 6200 *BHss, E. R. 1217 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 1165. Aut. 43-574 BHss, Jr. E. R. 1217 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1165. Aut. 43-574 Bliss. George C. Asst. State's Atty.
Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870 *Block, Max N. 1507 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 2815. Aut. 43-592 Block, Samuel 1608 Unity Bldg. Cent,
5795. Aut. 42-018 *Blocki, Gale (Tinsman &^Blocki), 1350
First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 1100 and
4036 Bloom, Irwin 716 Reaper tSlk. Ran.
468, 1122. Aut. 48-464
*Bloomingston, John A. 1310 Security
Bldg. Main 4534 Bluim, Henry L. 807 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin 2324 Blum, Albert M. (Blum, Wolfsohn &
Blum), 1502-105 W. Monroe st. Ran.
2028 and 4123. Aut. 51-932 Blum, Edgar C. (Blum & Blum), 806
Ashland Blk. Cent. 1808 *Blum, Henry S. (Blum, Wolfsohn &
Blum), 1502 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran.
2028 and 4123. Aut. 51-932 Blum, Louis J. (Blum & Blum), 806
Ashland Blk. Cent. 1808 Blume, Jarvis A. 58 Borden Blk. Cent
2813. Aut. 41-562 Blumenthal, Barre 409-80 N. La Salle
St. Main 4733. Auto. 31-830 *Blumenthal, Isadore S. 1616 Tribune
Bldg. Ran. 3086. Aut. 41-346 ^Blumenthal, Oscar 1206 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 2009 and 3545 Blumenthal, Samuel J. 848 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 10 *Bobb, Dwight S. (Adams, Crews,
Bobb & Wescott), 1100 American
Trust Bldg. Cent. 618 Boddie, John B. 1218 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 5131 Boddinghouse, R. W. Chief Examiner
Titles, Chicago Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Bode, Frederick W. (Lee & Bode), 410
Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 2139 and
5379 Bodenstab, Charles C. 1317 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 6544. Aut. 41-985 Bodholdt, A. K. 1623 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 581. Aut. 41-982 Boedecker, Will 4350 Armitage av. Boeger, Wm. F. (Sears, Roos & Boe-
ger), 626-9 National Life Bldg. Han.
3130 Boerger, Walter 1024 New York Life
Bldg. Cent. 313 Boettcher, Arthur H. (Brown, Wil- liams, Bell, Hanson & Boettcher),
1550 Monadnock Blk. Har. 3634 and
759 Bogue, Jr. Hamilton B. 806 Tacoma
Bldg. Main 1091 Boisot, Louis First Trust & Savings Bk.
Ran. 5363 Boland, Jas. F. 1200 W. Monroe st.
Mon. 6221 Bolen, John L. 1118 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 1634. Aut. 42-206 Bolton, John F. Asst. Atty. Sanitary
District. Wabash 1320 (Bolton &
Moriarty), 620 Reaper Blk. Ran.
2174
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Bonnefoi. Joseph IGOO Ashland Blk.
Cent. 425 *Boord, Clarence N. (Olsen & Boord),
lGl-2 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5903 *Boosel. Joseph 1420 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6748. Aut. 48-896 Booth, Samuel M. 612-186 N. La Salle
St. Franklin 315 *Booth. Sherman M. 1806 Borland BIdg.
Ran. 2933 Booz. John Taylor 728 First. Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 5059 Bopp, Wm. G. 1617 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6646 Borchardt. Max 921 Schiller Bldg.
Cent. 1509 Borden. John 6 Borden Blk. Cent. 6917.
Aut. 44-562 ^Borders. M. W. (Borders. Walter &
Burchmore). 555-61 The Rookery.
Wabash 2416 *Boreman, Kenner S. (Sims, Welch
& Godman), 808 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 4384. Aut. 67-468 Borgmeier, Adolph J. 515-117 N. Dear- born St. Cent. 5613 Borman, Geo. F. 609 Western Union
Bldg. Wabash 425 Borrelli, Francis 617 Ashland Blk. Ran.
5160. Aut. 44-123 Bottum. H. D. 1017 Unity Bldg. Ran.
1408 Boughan. Andrew B. 712 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3240 and 3241 Bowen, Frank H. 1108 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 7260 Bowen. Fred H. 1108 Ashland Dlk.
Ran. 7260 Bowers. George A. 2424 Winnemac av. Bower sock, Clement C. (Bowersock &
Stillwell), 1903 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 4339 *Bowles. Charles H. 813 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 3675 Bowles, Jas. E. (Bowles & Bowles),
813 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3675 Bowles. William A. (Bowles & Bowles),
813 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3675 Bowman, Louis A. Chicago Savings Bk.
& Trust Co. Cent. 7040 *Boyce, S. Leonard 1208 Merchants' L.
& T. Bldg. Cent. 1145 Boyd. Frank L. 460-17 N. La Salle st.
Main 30.30. Aut. 33-748 Boyd. Geo. M. 908 Unity Bldg. Cent.
2230 Bovdcn, Byron 611 Portland Blk. Cent.
1717 *Boyden, Wm. C. (Matz, Fisher &
Bovden), 510 Portland Blk. Cent.
2607
Boylan, Peter R. 1506 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 5081 *Boyle, Edward (Boyle, Mott &
Haight). 1043-52 National Life Bldg.
Ran. 3784 and 3785 *Boyle, Lawrence P. 1515 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 901 *Boysen, L. K. 300 Borland Bldg. Ran.
434 *Bradchuiis. Francis P. 1107 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Franklin 1178 Bradley, Alexander S. 5450 Ridgewood
court. Midway 2057 Bradley, Charles D. 1209 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 1201. Aut. 43-359 Bradley, Herbert E. 306 Chamber of
Commerce Bldg. Main 696 Bradley, J. C. F. 710 Corn Exchange
Bk. Bldg. Main 5100 Bradley, James C. (Synnestvedt &
Bradley), 953 People's Gas Bldg.
Ran. 1560 Bradley, J. Franklin 209 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 6543. Aut. 42-672 Bradley. Matthews S. 918 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 6104 *Bradley, Ralph R. (Goodrich, Vincent
& Bradley), 420 The Rookery. Wa- bash 480. Aut. 51-157 *Bradley, Thos. E. D. (Bradley. Harper
& Eheim), 1404 Association Bldg.
Cent. 6520, 6521. 6522 Bradwell, Thos., 201 Chi. Opera House
Bldg. Main 7 Brady, Ben F. 1324 Unity Bldg. Ran.
2593 Brady, Frank L. 806-36 W. Randolph
St. Cent. 4580. Aut. 44-726 Brady, James A. (Brady & Rutledge),
1200 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3287. Aut.
44-640 Brady, James T. 806-36 W. Randolph
St. Cent. 4580. Aut. 44-726 Brady, Matthew P. (Brady & Levy),
306 Chi. Opera House Bldg. Main.
915 Brady. Murray J. 830 Chicago Opera
House. Main 3298. Aut. 32-988 *Brady, Wm. N. 1540 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1426 Bramer, Carl 603 Masonic Temple.
Cent. 2810 Brammcr, Frederick H. 35-138 N. La
Salle St. Main 4323 Brand, Wm. R. 615-180 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 230 Brandes, Louis 1313 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 227 *Brannan. Geo. E. 1001 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1488. Aut. 47-337
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Brant, Henry W. 809 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 1124 Brant, Victor N. 212-326 River st.
Cent. 4992 *Brecher, Oscar W. (Brecher & Chind-
blom), 808-167 W. Washington st.
Main 4084 Breckenridge, James J. 708 Tacoma
Bldg. Franklin 3720 *Breding. Ben N. (Breding & Gesas),
1132 Am. Trust Bldg. Ran. 2175 *Breen, James W. 1909 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 4293 Breen, Thomas A. 6 N. Franklin st.
Main 2802 and 4144 *Bregstone, Philip P. Asst. to Probate
Judge, 643 County Bldg. Franklin
3015 *Breidt, Herman H. 68-70 Metropolitan
Blk. Main 4185. Aut. 36-274 *Brendecke, Walter A. 657 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1613. Cent. 22.32.
Aut. 44-258 Brennan, Thomas F. 959 Diversev park- way. Lincoln 4187 *Brentano, Theodore, Judge Superior
Court. Franklin 3015 Brenza, John B. Asst. City Attv. Main
447 Brewer, Harry F. 1544 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 5031 Brewer, Harvey I. Hubbard Woods, 111. *Brickwood, Albert W. Master in
Chancery Circuit Court and (Brick- wood & Brickwood), 1201-2 Rector
Bldg. Cent. 2878 Brickwood, Blaine J. (Brickwood &
Brickwood), 1201-2 Rector Bldg.
Cent. 2878 Brillow, D. B. 518 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1458 Brin, Harry L. 826 Stock Exch. Bldg.
Franklin 1573. Aut. 32-096 Brinkman, Geo. 8688 Vincennes rd.
Went. 789 Brinkman, Geo. A. 51 Illinois st., Chi- cago Heights, 111. Tel. 316 Bristow, Samuel A. 210-35 S. Dearborn
St. Ran. 5146 Brody, Hyman L. 1300 S. Center av.
Canal 1151-3245 Broehl, Leland P. 1104 Corn Exch. Bk.
Bldg. Main 3129 Brook, Lincoln 21 Borden Blk. Cent.
206 Brooke, Samuel H. (Brooke, Johnson &
Herring), 11-1612 Milwaukee av.
Humboldt 4707 Brooks, Frederick L. (Brooks & Caper- ton), 34-106 N. La Salle st. Main
2093. Aut. 31-792
Brooks, Williard L. 1201-203 S. Dear- born St. Har. 1283-4-5
Brosius, Cline C. 609 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 3159
Brosman, P. J. 7th floor 900 Michigan av. Wabash 1320
*Bross, Mason 804 Opera House Bldg. Main 4683
♦Brothers, David M. (Brothers & Brothers), 1509 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 5974 and 5975
♦Brothers, Elmer D. (Brothers & Mills), 602 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 5003
♦Brothers, Wm. V. (Brothers & Broth- ers), 1509 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 5974, 5975
Brougham, Thos. B. 803 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 1158. Aut. 34-248
Brouillet. Hector A. (Wood & Brouil- let), 509, 11-117 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 620
♦Brower, Jule F. 1331 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 411. Aut. 45-502
♦Brown, Anson H. 540 National Life Bldg. Ran. 7329. Aut. 32-320
Brown, Ben F. 702-118 N. La Salle st. Main 3965
Brown, Bernard J. 905-6 Ashland Blk. Cent. 6386
Brown, Chas. A. (Brown, Williams, Bell, Hanson & Boettcher), 1550 Mon- adnock Blk. Har. 3634 and 759
Brown, Charles F. 4251 Wentworth av.
♦Brown, Charles R. (Brown, Brown & Brown), 924 National Life Bldg. Ran. 6864
♦Brown, C. LeRoy 1640 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1816
Brown, Charles Turner. 839 Unity Bldg. Cent. 6415. Aut. 43-308
♦Brown. Edward Eagle, Atty. First Nat. Bank. Ran. 5363. Aut. 489-115. and (Miller, Starr. Packard & Peck- ham), 1522 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629
♦Brown, Edward Osgood. Judge Appel- late Court. Cent. 2064
Brown, Frank T. (Brown, Hookins, Nissen & Sprinkle), 1124 Monadnock Blk. Har. 292
♦Brown, Frederick A. (Brown & Ewen), 804 Tacoma Bldg. Main S845 and 3846
Brown, George W. 901-4 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 4880
Brown, Harry 45-112 N. La Salle st. Main 2079. Auto 32-511
Brown, Hugh 201-117 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 2906. Auto. 41-546. Res. Nor- mal 2515
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Brown, James C. 1047 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 1792 Brown, Jas. Edgar 1208 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 1057. Aut. 41-402 Brown, Jav H. (Brown. Brown &
Brown), 924 National Life Building.
Ran. 6864 *Brown, John A. 1601 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 4193. Aut. 41-327 *Brown. John S. 714-9 S. La Salle st.
Ran. 5038 *Brown. Llovd IM. (Brown, Brown &
Brown), 92'4 National Life Bldg. Ran.
6864 *Brown. Paul 1601-6 Corn Exchange
Bk. Bldg. Franklin 170 *Brown, Philip S. 1438 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2063 Brown. Stephen C. 501 E. 35th st.
Douglas 1816 *Brown, Stewart Reed 1131-26 Unity
Bldg. Cent. 2628. Aut. 42-391 Brown, Susie M. 826 Federal Bldg. Har.
4700 ♦Brown, Taylor E. (Brown & Mehl-
hope), 808 Marquette Bldg. Cent.
4384. Aut. 67-468 Brown. Thomas B. (Haight, Brown &
Haight), 627 The Rookery. Wabash
2084 Brown. T. Webster 801-219 S. Dear- born St. Har. 1251. Aut. 64-733 *Brown, Thos. W. 524 National Life
Bldg. Cent. 4108-9. Aut. 30-840 *Brown. William Tr. (Hav & Brown),
1318 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 1368. Aut.
44-598 Brown. Wm. R. 400-30 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 1812 Browne, A. W. (Browne & Murray),
816 Ashland Blk. Ran. 3517. Aut.
44-421 ♦Browning, Granville W. Master in
Chancery Circuit Court 1210 Hart- ford Bldg. Cent. 976. Aut. 41-811 Brubaker, Edward Franklin 940 The
Rookery. Wabash 3814. Aut. 52-142,
52-143 Bruck, Homer D. 2635 Wabash av.
Calumet 5311 Bruckcr. Ralph 514-332 S. Michigan
av. Har. 44.36. Aut. 64-391 ♦Bruggemeyer, Mancha 301 Ashland
Blk. Ran. 5168. Aut. 41-361 ♦Bruhlman, O. C. Asst. Corp. Counsel,
511 City Hall. Main 447 Brumfield. Jerry M. 6209 Loomis blvd.
Englewood 10228 ♦Brundage, Edward J. (Brundage, Wil-
kerson & Cassels) 1145 The Rookery.
Wabash 2571. Aut. 53-930
Brunhild, Leo L. 1205-10 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 367. Aut. 44-501 Bruski, Max, 518 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1458 ♦Bryan, Wm. E. (Bryan, McCormick
& Wilber). 1512 Ashland Blk. Cent.
4060 and 4061 Bryant, Jr., J. J. 711 Rookery bldg. Wa- bash 2114. Aut. 54-690 ♦Bryant, John M. 1414 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 4030. Aut. 58-301 Bryant, M. 505 Cham. Commerce Bldg.
Main 1450 Bryant, Wm. J. 30-143 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 4371 Buchanan, Wilber L. 616 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 7327 Buck, John H. 5001 W. 39th PI Cicero.
Morton Park 321 ♦Buckingham, George T. (Defrees,
Buckingham, Ritter & Eaton), 9th
floor 225 S. La Salle st. Wabash 2868 Buckley, Orin J. 604-166 W. Washing- ton St. Franklin 2060 Buckley, Thomas M. 3908 Cottage
Grove av. Douglas 9277 ♦Bucklin, Edward L (Bucklin & Buck-
lin), 715-118 N. La Salle st. Main
2723. Aut. 33-884 ♦Bucklin, Vail R. (Bucklin & Bucklin),
715-118 N. La Salle st. Main 2723.
Aut. 33-884 Buckner, Wm. E. 224 N. California av.
Garfield 5020 Buehler, Ernst, 1628 Unity Bldg. Cent.
1295. Ran. 738. Aut. 42-219 Buell. Chas. A. 650 Federal Bldg. Har,
4700 ♦Buell, Chas. C. (Buell, Abbey & Wil- liams), 1608-12 Tribune Bldg. Cent.
5758 and 5159. Aut. 41-103 Bugee, John A. 1111 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 5949. Aut. 47-222 ♦Bulkley, Almon W. (Bulkley, Gray &
More), 518 Home Ins. Bldg. Ran.
187 Bulkley, Charles C. 1233 McCormick
Bldg. Har. 1572. Aut. 64-462 ♦Bull, Follet W. (Bull & Johnson), 1113
The Rookerv. Wabash 1676 Bullard, Joel E. 913 Ashland Blk. Cent.
2656. Aut. 44-624 Bullock, Walter E. 207-108 S. La Salle
St. Franklin 1848 ♦Bumphrey, Eugene M. 307 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 7071. Aut. 47-406 ♦Bunch, Thaddeus O. (Hiner, Bunch &
Latimer), 1717 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 3711 ♦Bunge, Gustav H. (Bunge. Harbour &'
Chadwick), 203 Securitv Bldg. Frank- lin 935 and 934. Aut. 30-876
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Biirch, Albert M. 707 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 4955. Aut. 41-389 *Burchard, John C. 1450 Otis Bldg.
Main 662 Burchmore, John S. (Borders, Walter & Burchmore), 557 The Rookery.
Wabash 2416 Burdette, John W. 1001-167 W. Wash- ington St. Main 3598. Aut. 36-694 Buresh, Godlip A. 808-9 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1406 Burgess, Charles J. 1-518 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 3789. Aut. 44-598 Burgess, Frank D. 1525-27 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 2673. Aut. 44-208 *Burhans, J. A. 306-25 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 3886-7. Aut. 41-701 *Burke, Edmund W. (Burke. Jackson
& Burke). 1002 Hartford Bldg. Cent.
413 and 5296. Aut. 43-902 Burke, James A. 525 Reaper Blk. Ran.
1047 Burke, James W. 518 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 1458. Res. Lincoln 1374 Burke, Joseph, 1628 Unity Bldg. Ran.
738. Aut. 47-353 Burke, Ricard O'Sullivan, Harbor Di- vision, City Hall. Main 447. Local 43 *Burke, Richard E. Judge Superior
Court. Franklin 3015 *Burke. Thomas F. 410 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 5379 *Burke, Webster H. (Burke, Tackson &
Burke), 1002 Hartford Bldg. Cent.
413 and 5296. Aut. 43-902 *Burkhalter. Robert P. 1822 Commer- cial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 348 and
3981 *Burley, Clarence A. 1212 Rector Bldg.
Cent. 1692 *Burling, Edward B. (Bentley, Burling
& Swan), 1201-203 S. Dearborn st.
Har. 1283, 1284. 1285 Burlingham, F. W. 715 The Rookery.
Wabash 2828 Burnham, Arthur W. 1718 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4643 *Burnham, Frederic 1625 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 5226 Burnham, Hugh L. 400 Commercial
Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1071 Burnham, Josiah, 615 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3418 *Burns. James F. (Burns & Traub),
1001-4 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent.
1488. Aut. 47-3.37 *Burns, Randall W. (Gardner, Foote &
Burns), 1602 Corn Exchange Bk.
Bldg. Franklin 2298 Burns, Wm. Cullen, 924 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 6864
*Burns, William Foster, 1212 Cham.
Commerce Bldg. Franklin 3389. Aut.
32-443 Burr, Benjamin E. 40-106 N. La Salle
St. Main 1427. Aut. 36-387 Burr, James H. (Purdy & Burr), 1320
Ashland Blk. Cent. 5721. Aut. 48-248 *Burr, Maurice 1105 Ashland Blk. Ran.
4962. Aut. 43-366 Burr, Maurice E. 1014 First Nat'l Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 6435, 6436. Aut. 43-078 Burras. Chas. H. 421 The Rookery.
Wabash 862. Aut. 51-363 *Burres, Joseph R. (Burres &. Wams-
ley), 1214 Ashland Blk. Cent. 776.
Aut. 48-696 Burris, Nelson W. 810 Corn Exchange
Bk. Bldg. Main 5100 *Burry, George 1605 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 3508 *Burry, William (Runnels, Burry &
Johnstone), 925 The Temple. Main
181 *Burton, Chas. S. (Burton & Burton),
1410 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1651.
Aut. 63-937 Burton, R. A. (Burton, Kannally & Me- gan), 1620 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1490 *Burtt, Joe Beatty, 1016 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4392 *Busby, Leonard A. (Busby, Weber,
Miller & Robinson), 1639 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2160 *Busch, Francis X. (Rockhold & Busch),
1101-4 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3572 Busse, Robert C. 1909 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 4293 Butcher, Charles T. 4650 Ellis av. Butler, Charles A. 1003 Schiller Bldg.
Ran. 1941. Aut. 43-372 Butler, D. C. 361 Insurance Exchange
Bldg. Wabash 4047 *Butler, Rush C. (Cassoday, Butler,
Lamb & Foster), 1414 Monadnock
Bldg. Har. 6808 and 6809 Butler, Russell P. 1613 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 5004. Aut. 41-760 *Butler, Walter, 1201 Merchants L. &
T. Bldg. Cent. 2338 Butterfield, C. W. 302-35 S. Dearborn
St. Cent. 8718 *Butters, Albert E. (Huttmann, Butters
& Carr). 1518-20 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 4915. Aut. 53-501 Butters, Thos. M. 315 B. & O. Pass.
Sta. Wabash 3242 Butterworth, William M. (Holland &
Bntterworth). 1215 First. Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 2550. Aut. 42-638
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*Butz, Otto C. (Lackner, Butz, Von Ammon & McGregor), 901 Title & Trust BIdg. Cent. 696 and 697. Aut. 41-532
*Butz. Robert Otto (Lackner, Butz, Van Ammon & McGregor), 901 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 696, 697. Aut. 41-5;?2
Buxton. Edward W. 7207 Harvard av.
♦Buzzell, Edgar A. (Holden & Buzzell), 901 Hartford Bldg. Cent. 7088. Aut. 43-659
Bynum, James L. 1517-24 Unity Bldg. Cent. 6030. Aut. 43-972
*Byrne, John. Asst. U. S. Dist. Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700
Byrne, Patrick J. 2d fl. 39 S. La Salle St. Cent. 982
*Byrnes, Daniel, 1107-14 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Franklin 1178
Byrnes, Edward (Mclnerney, Power & Byrnes), 922 Chi. Opera House. Main 1567
Byrnes, John T. 420 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5210. Aut. 41-609
*Byron. George B. (Culver, Byron & Culver), 828-30 Chi. Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 1913. Aut. 33-037
Caddick, W. A. 1201-4 Unity Bldg. Cent. 2219
Cagney, M. W. Asst. Corporation Coun- sel. Main 447 and 71 Metropolitan Blk. Main 1371. Aut. 31-092
*Cahn, Bertram J. 509 Ashland Blk. Ran. 2329. Aut. 41-420
*Cahn, Louis M. 161 W. Harrison st.
*Cain, Frank R. 1308 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 3167
*Calhoun, H. Clay, 1310-123 W. Mad- ison St. Ran. 2868. Cent. 3607
Calhoun. Lyford & Sheean (William J. Calhoun, Will H. Lyford, Tames M. Shccan. Charles D. Clark, Edward W. Rawlins, Edward C. Kohlsaat, Donald H. Mann, Wm. W. Dixon, Henry D. Sheean and Perry H. Kecney), 940 The Rookery. Wabash 3814. Aut. 52-142, 52-143
♦Calhoun, William T. (Calhoun, Lyford & Sheean), 940 the Rookery. Wa- bash .3814. Aut. 52-142, 52-143
Callahan, Francis J. (Callahan & Calla- han), 2d fl. City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 4305. Aut. 48-148
Callahan, James E. (Callahan & Calla- han), 2d fl. City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 4305. Aut. 48-148
Callihan, Geo. M. 1517 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4060 Callner. Bernard H. 20th fl. Consumers
Co. Bldg. Har. 5558. Aut. 689-712 Calupuy, Frank J. Asst. City Pros. Atty.. Main 447, and 311 Unity Bldg. Cent. 7192, 7193. Aut. 42-478 Cambridge, Louis, Washington, D. C. Camelon, John M. 1104 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3165 Cameron, Dwight F. 1718 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 4643 *Cameron, John M. (Custer & Carr;-' eran), 811 The Rookery. Wabash 1351. Aut. 52-262 *Cameron, Ossian, 1501-6 Otis Bldg.
Main 170. Aut. 31-828 Cameron & Matson, 1415-17 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 3916. Aut. 41-371 Camp, Curtis B. 430 S. Green st. Hay- market 960 Campbell, Benjamin A. 215 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 5496 Campbell, Daniel A. Postmaster, Chi- cago. Har. 4700 Campbell, David T. with Am. Corr. School, 10th fl. Manhattan Bldg. Har. 1585 *Campbell, H. Erskine (Pain, Campbell & Kasper), 1301 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 266 and 267 *Campbell, Herbert T. (Jeffery & Camp- bell), 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307. Aut. 44-680 Campbell, Isaiah, 1628 Unity Bldg. Cent.
1295 Campbell, J. Addison, 908 Fort Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 5097 *Campbell, John G. 1640 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 1816 Campbell, N. W. 701 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Cent. 6115. Aut. 31-570 Campbell, Robert L. 1912 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 3518 *Campbell, Robert W. (Knapp & Camp- bell), 700 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 400 *Campe, Frank O. (Campe, Koebel & Mechling), 420 Ashland Blk. Cent. .5210. Aut. 41-609 Campe, Frank V. 722 Opera House
Bldg. Main 1865. Aut. 31-873 Canavan, A. A. 303-25 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 7141. Aut. 41-545 Candlish, Wm. J. (Candlish & Mc- Cally), 1600 Westminster Bldg. Ran. 5653. Aut. 63-073 *Cannon, Thos. H. (Cannon & Poage), 1224 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 2881
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Cantwell, Robert E. 312-19 Hartford Bldg. Cent. 6300 and 2176. Aut. 48-493
*Canty, Francis J. Gen'I Atty. for Lon- don Guarantee and Accident Co. Ltd. 510 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Frank- lin 230
Caperton, Hugh A. (Brooks & Caper- ton), 34-106 N. La Salle st. Main 2093. Aut. 31-792
Capesius. Wm. 1504 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 1722. Aut. 47-148
Caplice, Michael J. 5221 Gladys av. Aus- tin 9056
Capps, F. L. 4017 Milwaukee av. Irving Park 10201
Capp. Frank M. C. Title & Trust Co. Cent. 4880
Cardy, C. B. 724 McCormick Bldg. Har. 5115
Carlin, Nellie, Public Guardian, 817-27 Unity Bldg. Cent. 3640. Ran. 3277
Carlson, Carl A. 1404 Association Bldg. Cent. 6520, 6521, 6522
Carlson, C Oscar, 416 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 533
Carlson. Toel C. 601 Otis Bldg. Frank- line 3296
Carmichael, Daniel L. 7109 Michigai. av. Weritworth 2671
Carmichael. Dwight B. 922 Chi. Opera House. Main 1567
Carmichael, James F. 2950 N. Clark st. Lake View 3986
Carmody. Edward J. 49 Metropolitan Blk. Main 1725
Carmody, Jeremiah H. 49 Metropolitan Blk. Main 1725
Carmody, M. L. 1007-167 W. Washing- ton St. Franklin 1808. Aut. 32-548
Carney, Samuel G. 4544 Oakenwald av. Drexel 3516
*Carnahan, Chas. C. (Carnahan, Elsdon & Slusser), 1200-4 Westminster Bldg. Cent. 1091
Carpenter, Charles E. TWyman, Jurgens & Carpenter), 1410 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 7400
*Carpenter, Geo. A. Judge United States District Court. Har. 4700
Carpenter, Grant, 401 Straus Bld^. Franklin 895
Carpenter, John C. 715 Monadnock Bldg. Har. 4621
Carpenter, L. W. 9206 Commercial av. So. Chicago 147
*Carpenter, Paul, 400 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1071
Carr, Earl H. 510 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Franklin 230
Carr, Edmund S. (Biggs, Carr & Fet- zer), 805 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 394
Carr, Francis J. 1228 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 2365 Carr, Geo. W. 3d floor 172 W. Wash- ington St. Main 2735. Aut. 42-167 Carr, Robert (Huttmann, Butters &
Carr), 1518-20 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 4915. Aut. 53-501 Carr, W. S. 174 N. Market st. Main
4400 Carrier, Lee W. 1601 W. End av. Chi- cago Heights. Tel. 545 Carroll, James J. (Carroll & Carroll),
1533 E. 53d st. Hyde Park 440 Carroll, John A. (Carroll & Carroll),
1533 E. 53d st. Hyde Park 440 Carroll, S. Carr. (Died Feb. 13, 1913.) Carroll, William A. 5305 S. Morgan st.
Drover 78 *Carson, Wm. Sherman, 901-4 Tacoma
Bldg. Main 1153 *Carter, Allan J. Evanston, 111. *Carter. Donald M. (Parker & Carter),
1410 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1651. Aut.
63-937 Carter, Edmund D. 611-12 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 3'324. Cent. 34U3.
Aut. 43-497 Carter, Henry W. 635 Monadnock Blk-
Har. 2124 Carter, Howard M. 914 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 819. Aut. 61-784 Carter, John M. 420 Ashland Blk. Cent.
5210. Aut. 41-609 *Carter, Orrin N. Justice Illinois Su- preme Court. Chambers 1022 Court
House. Main 4480. Res. 619 Univer- sity PI. Evanston 3504-R ^Carton, Alfred T. (Gardner, Carton 8t
Thomson), 1000 Am. Trust Bldg.
Ran. 3647. Aut. 48-458 Caruthers, Carroll. 1400 Fort Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 4282 *Cary, Robert J. (Glennon, Gary,
Walker & Howe), 520, 536 La Salle
St. Station. Wabash 4200 Case, Alfred E. 1510 Steger Bldg. Har.
8254 Case, Amos H. 1108 E. 63d st. Midway
3925 *Case, Jr. Chas. Center, Asst. State's
Atty. Criminal Court Bldg. Cent.
4870 and 56-106 N. La Salle st. Main
2611. Aut. 33-566 Case, Ervin C. 657 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 2232 Case, Munson T. 1120 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3726 Case, Theodore G. 20-106 N. La Salle
St. Franklin 2388 *Case, William W. (Matz, Fisher &
Boyden). 510 Portland Blk. Cent. 2607
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Casev, Charles N. r222 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 876. Aut. 44-043 ♦Casey, John D. 4415 Washington blvd.
Kedzie 623 Casler, Charles R. 419 Roanoke Bldg.
Ran. 987 *Cassels, Edwin H. (Brundage. Wilker-
son & Cassels), 1145 The Rookery.
Wabash 2571. Aut. 53-930 Cassiday, C. L. 820 Ashland Blk. Cent.
3593. Aut. 42-332 Cassidy, Tames E. 709 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 1733 Cassoday, Butler, Lamb & Foster. 1414
Monadnock Bldg. Har. 6808, 6809 Castagnino, John A. 1209 Merchants
Loan & T. Bldg. Cent. 5337 *Castle, Franz W. 816 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 6144 and 6145. Aut.
30-285 *Castle, Howard P. (Castle, Williams,
Long & Castle), 816 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 6144 and 6145. Aut.
30-285 ♦Castle. Percy V. (Castle, Williams,
Long & Castle), 816 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 6144 and 6145. Aut.
30-285 *Caswell. Chas. L. (Caswell & Healy),
1809-12 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent.
2098. Aut. 43-576 Cate, Albion, 505-58 W. Washington st.
Cent. 1929. Aut. 42-371 Catherwood. Robert 547 County Bldg.
Franklin 3015 Catlin, Franklin S. 500-166 W. Wash- ington St. Franklin 1457. Aut. 30-515 *Cattell, Archibald, 913-19 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 5256. Aut. 51-916 Cattern, Charles, 612 Ashland Blk. Ran.
810 Cavanagh, Raymond A. 6248 Lakewood
av. Edgewater 4489 ♦Cavenee, Clark M. 914 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 819. Aut. 61-784 *Cavender, Harvey L. 1602 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Cent. 2058. Aut. 52-878 *Caverly, John R. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 Cavette, Scott Osten, 420 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5210. Aut. 41-609 *Caylor, Worth E. 501 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 6623. Aut. 42-980 Cazier, M. H. 1508-19 S. La Salle st.
Cent. 6264 Cepek, Rudolph A. 3645 W. 26th st.
Lawndale 7086 ♦Cermak, Jerome J. (McEwen, Weisen-
bach, Shrimski & Meloan), 1630 Tri- bune Bldg. Ran. 1806 Chace. Jr. Henry T. 302-3 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 3619
Chadwick, Wm. H. (Bunge, Harbour & Chadwick), 203 Security Bldg. Frank- lin 935. Aut. 30-376
Challenger, Elmer E. 431 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4676
Chamberlain, Clarence K. 1620 Monad- nock Blk. Har. 1804. Aut. 65-294
*Chamberlin, Walter H. (Chamberlin & Freudenreich), 1543 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 3044. Aut. 61-764
Chambers, Walter, 1217 Westminster Bldg. Ran. 7320
♦Chancellor, Justus (Thornton & Chan- cellor), 704 Pullman Bldg. Har. 3534
♦Chandler, Henry P. 1309 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 698. Aut. 31-118
Chandler, Joseph H. 626 Railway Ex- change Bldg. Har. 3783
Chapin, Ira J. 3869 Ellis av. Douglas 2352
*Chapin, Ora E. 32 S. Wabash ave. Cent. 5369
Chapman, O. S. 66-106 N. La Salle st.
♦Chapman, Theodore, 301 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 4776
♦Charles, Albert N. 913 Ashland Blk. Ran. 4311. Cent. 2656. Aut. 44-624
Charles, Garfield, Asst. U. S. District Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700
♦Chase, Chas. W. (Wood & Chase), 1122 Merchants Loan & T. Bldg. Ran. 1157. Aut. 54-334
Chase, Franklin L. 1520 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3050
Chase, Philip A. 1520 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3050
Chayes, Harold L 540 National Life Bldg. Ran. 7329. Aut. 32-320
♦Cheever, Dwight B. (Cheever & Cox), 1133 Monadnock Blk. Har. 575
Cheney, Frank L. (McMahon & Che- ney), 1131-36 Unity Bldg. Cent. 2628. Aut. 42-391
♦Chenev, Henry D. (Cheney & Evans), 804-19 S. La Salle st. Cent. 5848 and 1733. Aut. 36-576
Cherney, Hazel Black, 350 Old Colony Bldg. Har. 1954
Cherry, James J. (Gallagher & Cherry), 1606 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 1476
Cherry, John M. (Stevens, Lewis, Cherry & Dole), 1004 Chi. Opera House Bldg. Franklin 1313. Aut. 31-437
Chesterman, Edgar W. 962 Monadnock Blk. Har. 4288
♦Chctlain, Arthur H. 810 Reaper Blk. Cent. 254
Chilcoat, Allen B. 408 Ashland Blk. Ran. 4284
Childs. Beryl H. 513-9 S. La Salle st. Cent. 3684
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*Childs, Frank Hall, 1312 Peoples Gas
Bldg. Ran. 5148. Aut. G3-Ot3.5 *Childs, Frank L. 513 Roanoke Bldg.
Cent. 3684. Childs, Lester C. (Childs & Childs),
621-39 S. La Salle st. Ran. 1976. Aut
33-632 *Childs. Robert A. (Childs & Childs),
621-39 S. La Salle st. Ran. 1976. Aut.
33-632 Childs, Robert W. Asst. U. S. Dist.
Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700,
and 621 N. Y. Life Bldg. Ran. 1976.
Aut. 33-632 Chindahi. Geo. L. 1515 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 2854 *Chindblom, Carl R. County Attorney.
507 County Bldg. Franklin 3015
(Brecher & Chindblom). 808-167 \V.
Washington st. Main 4084 ♦Chipman. Geo. E. (Chipman & Tack- son). 1206 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 287 Chipman, L. E. 702 Oxford Bldg. Main
3965 ♦Chones, Wm. 918 Cham. Commerce
Bldg. Main 2449. Aut. 32-310 Chott, Q. J. 1611 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 6710 Christensen, James, 742 E. 62d st. Nor- mal 6763 Christensen. Otto fClare & Christen- sen), 1014 Association Bldg. Ran.
5246. Cent. 582 Christensen, S. LeRov, C. Title & Trust
Co. Cent. 4880 Christenson, John, 1110 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5821. ' Aut. 41-432 Christlev, Samuel J. Edison Park. Tel.
1254 ♦Christopher, T. Irving. 1400 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 828 ♦Chritton. Geo. A.. (Dvrenforth, Lee,
Chritton & Wiles). 1508 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 6585 Chumasero. K. P. C. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Churan. Chas. A. 828 Unity Bldg. Cent.
314 Church. Chester W. 206-9 S. La Salle
St. Ran. 6550 Church. Ralph E. 700 Commercial Nat.
Bk. Bide. Ran. 400 Church. William E. (Church & Mc-
Murdy), 1303 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 1800 *Church. Wm. T. (Church. Shepard &
Day). 626 The Temple. Main 1531 Churchill, Fred C. 1506 Otis Bldg. Main
170 ♦Chytraus. Axel (Chvtraus. Healv &
Frost), 1228-29 S. La Salle st. Ran.
4788
Cimral, Frank J. 7707 Drexel av. Mid- way 8340 Clancy, J. Edward, 1104 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3165 *Clancy, John Daniel, 1010 Association
Bldg. Ran. 978, 3527. Aut. 32-516 Clapp. Harry Lincoln (Peirce. Fisher
& Clapp), 1431 Marquette Bldg. Cent.
1648. Aut. 62-207 Clare, John F. (Kern & Clare), 1, 4-54
W. Randolph st. Ran. 194 *Clare, M. Emmett (Clare & Christen- sen), 1014 Association Bldg. Ran.
5246. Cent. 582 *Clark, Ainsworth W. Bond Dept.
Cont'l & Com'l Trust & S. Bk. Ran.
4606 Clark, Cassius C. (Clark & Clark). 605
Portland Blk. Ran. 2875. Aut. 43-352 *Clark. Charles D. (Calhoun, Lvford &
Sheean), 940 The Rookery. Wabash
3814. Aut. 52-142, 52-143 *Clark, Charles V. 1356 First Nat'l Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 3307 Clark, Ernest W. 309-35 S. Dearborn
St. Cent. 6056. Aut. 44-067 *Clark, Francis H. (Thompson &
Clark), 630 Opera House Blk. Main
3379 Clark, James L. 1301 Borland Bldg.
Ran. 3567 Clark, John, 1529 S. Homan av. Clark, Katherine S. 804 S. Ridgeland
av. Oak Park. Tel. 897 Clark, Matthew E. Asst. City Atty. 602
City Hall. Main 447 Clark, Oliver A. 1904 W. Lake st Clark, Preston (Hannah, Bergh &
Clark), 409-169 W. Washington st.
Franklin 2528 *Clark, Robert B. 1403 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 7490 Clark, Russell S. (Clark & Clark). 605
Portland Blk. Ran. 2875. Aut. 43-.3.-)2 ♦Clark, Thomas C. Judge B. Branch
Appellate Court. Ran. 1733 Clark, Will H. 914 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 819. Aut. 61-784 ♦Clark, W. O. 61-67 W. Kinzie st. Cent.
854 Clark. Wm. J. 518 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1458 Clarke, Fred M. 608 Reaper Blk. Cent.
6969 ♦Clarke. Henry L. (Mundav. Evarts.
.•\dcock & Clarke). 907 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 1556 Clarkson. Philip. 1210 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 7077 Claussen, Arthur E. 600 Federal Bldg.
Har. 4700 Claussen, Wm. J.303 N. State. Cent. 842
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Cleary. James M. 310 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 100. Aut. 42-611 *Cleland, McKenzie. 964 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 1032. Aut.
51-184 Clements, Chauncey N. (Clements &
Eakin). 1531-6 Unity Bldg. Cent.
1424, 4410. Aut. 92-942 ♦Cleveland Chester E. (Newman,
Northrup, Levinson & Becker), 823
Cham. Commerce Bldg. Main 1122.
Aut. 31-279 ♦Cleveland. Frank C. 1600 Railway Exc.
Bldg. Har. 2274 Clifford. Edward. 706 New York Life
Bldg. Ran. 6980 ♦Clifford Eugene, 1117 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 362 ♦Clifford, Richard W. 734 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3081 Clifford, T. H. 801 Unity Bldg. Cent.
5354. Aut. 42-973 ♦Clinnin, John V. Recorder's Office,
County Bldg. Franklin 3015 ♦Clithero, Delbert A. 1018 Hartford
Bldg. Cent. 2484 ♦Clow, Joseph C. M. 510 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Franklin 230 ♦Cloyes, Wm. E. (McCabe, Cloyes &
Kull), 705 Cham. Commerce. Main
2194 Clucas, William L. 1109-11 Tacoma
Bldg. Main 5147. Aut. 32-532 Clute, S. R. 1038 Stock Exch. Bldg.
Main 3470 Coad, Wm. T. 6726 Sheridan Rd. Rog- ers Park 372 Cobb, Charles L. 1522 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-029 Cobb, Wm. H. 115 S. Wabash av. Cobe, Ira M. 800 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 10. Aut. 42-161 Coburn, John J. (Coburn & Bentley),
58-106 N. La Salle st. Main 90 and
4486. Aut. 33-893 Cochinsky, John, 1510 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1863. Aut. 42-335 ♦Cochran, John R. 700 Commercial Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 400 Cochran, Joseph W. 1200 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 3287 Cochran, W. F. (Weil & Cochran), 20th
floor Majestic Bldg. Ran. 6984 ♦Cochrane, David K. 605 Portland Blk.
Ran. 2875. Aut. 43-352 Cody, Arthur B. 900-226 S. La Salle
St. Wabash 2868. Aut. 5-3-289 Cody, Oliver T. (Dellenback. Riese &
Cody), 816-18 Reaper Blk. Cent. 1690.
Aut. 44-550 Coffeen, C. B. Peoria, 111.
Coffeen, j\I. D. 701 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin 891 Coghlan, Henry D. 500-166 W. Wash- ington St. Main 1273. Aut. 33-229 Cohen, Benj. E. 716 Reaper Blk. Ran.
468 and 1122 Cohen, George B. 1010 Association
Bldg. Ran. 978, 3527. Aut. 32-516 Cohen, Jacob, 1903 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 4339 ♦Cohen, Lawrence A. 1035 First Nat'l
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2241. Aut. 43-884 Cohen, Louis (Andrews & Cohen). 824
New York Life Bldg. Ran. 2743 Cohen. Milton H. 1612 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5903 Cohen, Samuel (Elmer. Cohen & Be-
lasco). 611 City Hall Square Bldg.
Cent. 3403. Aut. 43-497 Cohen, Sevmour N. (Comerford & Co- hen). 905 Ashland Blk. Cent. 6.386 Cohn, Aaron, 308 E. 53rd st. Kenwood
3404 Cohn, Carl, 16th fl. Am. Trust Bldg.
Cent. 2780 Cohn, Ezra, 512 Reaper Blk. Cent.
6904 ♦Cohn. Lee, 1110 Fort Dearborn Bldg.
Cent. 5528. Aut. 53-528 Cohn, Meyer (Pincus & Cohn). 806-7
Ashland Blk. Cent. 1808 Cohns, Charles L. 609 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 3159 Colberg, Marcus A. 816 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3517 ♦Colbert, Mary Lee (Goodman, Frank
& Colbert), 1103-32 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 1439 Colbert, Wm. E. 314-23 W. Monroe st.
Ran. 3922 Colburn, Warren E. 9129 Commercial
av. So. Chgo. 6 Colby, Elhanan W. 1511-14 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 6753 Cole, Delavan B. 1009-111 W. Monroe
St. Ran. 5935 ♦Cole, E. Leslie, 1511-12 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 6753 Coleman, Julius A. 23 E. Walton PI.
Dearborn 932 Coleman, James L. 1011 Railway Ex- change. Har. 4910 Coleman, W. J. 4300 Park av. Garfield
8986 Collier, William C. 4224 N. Troy st.
Irving 9731 Collins. Andrew D. 1300-104 S. Michi- gan av. Ran. 2191 ♦Collins, Beryl B. 922 Chi. Opera
House. Main 1567 Collins. Chas. B. 4229 W. Monroe st.
Kedzie 6045
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Collins, Chas. E. 53 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 4106 Collins, Clinton C. 818 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 5178 and 5179 Collins, G. Raymond, 833 First Nat. Bk.
BIdg. Ran. 2266. Aut. 44-243 Collins, Kenneth P. The Northern Trust
Co. Main 5200 Collins, Lorin C. Santa Fe, New Mex- ico. Collins, M. E. Rotunda Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 167. Aut. 32-023 Collins, Norman G. 557 The Rookery.
Wabash 2416 Collins, R. Robert, 1110 Ashland Blk
Cent. 5821. Aut. 41-432 *Colson, Harry G. 1438 First Nat. Bk,
Bldg. Cent. 2063 Colston, Edvil O. 519 Ogden Bldg,
Main 1310 Colwell, Clyde C. 610 Portland Blk,
Cent. 1274 Come, Samuel M. 1206 Rector Bldg
Ran. 3545 *Comerford, Frank (Comerford & Co- hen). 905 Ashland Blk. Cent. 6386 Comstock, Edward F. 29-112 N. La Salle
St. Main 4913. Aut. 34-193 Comstock. Fred S. 1100 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 1965. Aut. 41-965 Concannon, Matthias, 724 Am. Trust
Bldg. Ran. 6543 *Condee, Leander D. 402-35 N. Dear- born St. Cent. 960. Aut. 41-654 *Condee. Ralph W. Master in Chan- cery, Circuit Court, 1222 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 876. Aut. 44-043 *Condit, J. Sidney, 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 *Condon, James G. (Ryan & Condon),
721-23 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran.
3748 *Condon, Thomas J. 722 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 3748 Cone, Julius B. 2130 Prairie av. Cal.
1120 Conerty, Joseph A. 922 Chicago Opera
House, Main 1567 Conkey, Willard F. (Died May 13,
1913.) Connell, Jos. A. Atty. C. B. & Q. R. R.
1100-547 W. Jackson blvd. Wab. 4400 Connery, Joseph M. 25-79 W. South
Water st. Cent. 4756. Res. tel. Gar- field 8443 Connor, Martin. 62-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 1042. Aut. 30-499 Conover, Lawrence P. 804 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 3845, 3846 Conover, Wm. A. 702 Rector Bldg. Ran.
6169
Conrad, Henry G. 801 Unity Bldg. Cent.
5354. Aut. 42-973 Considine, James R. Asst. City Atty.
602 City Hall. Main 447 Consoer, John C. A. 3349 N. 40th av.
Irving 11743 Cook, Chester A. 1408 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 2069 Cook, Edgar J. 910 Ashland Blk. Cent.
6630. Aut. 44-007 *Cook, Horace Wright (Huff, Cook &
Slottow), 832-36 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 1507 Cook, James N. 1117 La Salle st. sta.
Wabash 3210 Cook, James P. 921 Schiller Bldg. Cent.
1509
Cook, Jessie, 405-58 W. Washington st.
Cent. 2591 Cook, Jr. John R. 45-112 N. La Salle
St. Main 2079 Cook, Robert S. 1100 Merchants L. & T.
Bldg. Ran. 922 *Cook, Wells M. 1009 N. Y. Life Bldg
Ran. 3031 Cooke, Homer (Cooke, Pope & Pope),
223 Washington st. Waukegan, 111.
Tel. 266 Cooke, John A. 3458 W. Polk st. *Cooley, Harlan W. 1915-17 Insurance
Exchange Bldg. Wabash 3936 *Coolidge. Clarence A. 1600 Westmin- ster Bldg. Ran. 5653 and 2124. Aut.
63-073 Coolidge, Jr. F. W. 1616 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 5136 Cooling, Walter F. 703 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 3725 Cooney, John J. 701 Cham. Commerce.
Main 1308. Aut. 34-543 Cooney, Richard J. (Cooney & Ver-
hoeven), 1202 Ashland Blk. Cent. 925.
Aut. 44-1,39 *Coonley, Henry E. 400-30 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 1812. Aut. 43-878 Cooper, Abijah O. 612 Roanoke Bldg.
Cent. 2682. Aut. 33-324 *Cooper, Bernhard S. 824 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 6064 Cooper, Chester W. 212 W. Schiller st.
North 1477 Cooper, F. W. 208 Cham. Commerce.
Main 171 Cooper, Henry N. 1642 Otis Bldg.
Main 1966 and 1967 Cooper, Joseph R. W. 1202 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 925. Aut. 44-139 Cooper, Lawrence C. 747 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 952 *Cooper, William Fenimore, Judge Su- perior Court. Franklin 3015
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Copeland, William M. 324 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 5242
*Corbin, \Vm. S. 1010 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 1381. Aut. 44-525
Corbishley, Arthur, Swift & Co. Yards 4200
Corcoran, Andrew J. 701 Chicago Opera House. Franklin 8042
Corcoran. Arthur, 434 S. Canal st. Wa- bash 2131
Corkell, Paul, 1043-52 National Life Bldg. Ran. 3784-5
Corneau, Barton, Boston, Mass.
Corneil, M. W. 921 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 3029. Aut. 51-012
Cornelius, James C. (McKiernan & Cor- nelius), 3027 W. Madison st. Garfield 2719
Cornelius, Martin P. 1208 Michigan av. Calumet 320
*Cornish, Frederick W. 710-40 N. Dear- born St. Cent. 2589. Aut. 43-670
*Cornwell, Willett H. 1531 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3426
Corporation Trust Company, 1021-112 W. Adams st. Cent. 4608
Corr, Frank J. 1915 Insurance Exchange Bldg. Wabash 3936
Costello, Harvey H. (Dejmek & Cos- tello), 1301 Harris Trust Bldg. Cent. 3502
Costello, John W. 1450 Otis Bldg. Main 662
*Costigan, Jr. Geo. P. N. W. Law School, 3d floor, 31 W. Lake st. Ran. 4377
Cotell, Jay A. 205-35 S. Dearborn st. Cent. 3436 and 225 W. 65th st. Stew- art 2441
*Cottrell, Wm. N. 1402 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 609
Couch, Ira J. 6 The Rookery. Wabash 2728
*Conlter, John H. 1311-12 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 6098
Courtney, John. Judge Municipal Court. Franklin 2684
Cowan. Leonard L. (Cowan & Hollis), 601 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3297
Cowell, Walter Marshall, 4240 Evanston av. Lake View 4770
*Cowen, Ijrael, 907 Tacoma Bldg. Main 717. Aut. 32-881
*Cox, Arthur M. (Judah, Willard, Wolf & Reichmann). 1501 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Franklin 205. Aut. 54-656
*Cox, Frank M. 375 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 4047
*Cox, Howard M. (Cheever & Cox), 1133 Monadnock Blk. Har. 575
*Cox. Walter J. 112 Cham. Commerce Bldg. Franklin 684. Aut. 32-553
Coy, Reuben D. 611-25 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 2524 Coiiier, Lewis C. 1800 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 7445 *Crafts, Clayton E. (Crafts & Stevens),
924-25 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main
1675 Crafts, Harry K. Law Dept. Armour &
Co. U. S. Yds. Yards 4100 *Cragg, George L. 1132 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 279 Crahen, James F. 1605 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 3499. Aut. 44-542 Crahen, John Edmund, 729 Stock Exch.
Bldg. Main 2584. Aut. 34-056 *Craig, Bryan Y. Asst. Corp. Counsel.
Main 447 *Craig, L. H. 1506-7 Ft. Dearborn Bldg.
Ran. 7352 Cramer, Burrell J. 859 The Rookery.
Wabash 1094. Aut. 51-402 Crandall, Ralph G. 510 Portland Blk.
Cent. 2607 *Crane, Geo. J. (Gentzel & Crane), 1628
Otis Bldg. Main 3357 *Crane, Jos. V. 519-58 W. Washington
St. Cent. 3936 *Cratty, Josiah (Cratty Bros.), 1709
City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 1037 Cratty, Thomas (Cratty Bros.), 1709
City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 1037 *Craven, Alfred W. 1415 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 2822 Crawford, Edwin C. 411 Roanoke Bldg.
Cent. 5454. Aut. 34-226 Creekmur, David W. 1407 Marquette - Bldg. Ran. 1601 Creekmur, John W. 1407 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 1601. Aut. 61-131 Cresap, E. B. 1400 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 828 *Cressy Morton S. Asst. U. S. District
Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700 *Crews, Ralph (Adams, Crews, Bobb &
Wescott), 1100 American Trust Bldg.
Cent. 618 Crews, Seth F. 926 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 5788 Crissey, Oreb T. 1415 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 2. Aut. 41-371 *Croarkin, Francis E. 1617 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 509 Croarkin, James E. 3103 State st. Ran.
4984 Crocker, Hubert D. 610-167 W. Wash- ington St. Franklin 353, 354. Aut.
31-430 Cromer, Harry Irwin (Poole & Cromer),
1302 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 3397 Cronholm, N. N. 39-106 N. La Salle st.
Franklin 3068 Cronin, Thomas F. 814 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Franklin 1340
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Cross, Albert M. 1402 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4491. Aut. 41-368 Cross. Stephen A. (Bell & Cross), 1008
Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 2579. Aut.
41-451 Crossland, George T. 401 E. Ohio st.
North 4091 *Crossley, Frederic B. N. W. Univ.
Bldg, 3d fl. 31 W. Lake st. Ran. 4377 *Crowe, Burt A. 952 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 3759 Crowe, Robert E. 524 National Life
Bldg. Cent. 4108-9. Aut. 30-840 Crowell, John H. 6307 Lexington av.
Franklin 2289 Crowley Fred J. 421-76 W. Monroe st.
Ran. 300. Res. Normal 1893 *CrowIey, Jerome J. Asst. County Atty.
507 County Bldg. Franklin 3015;
(Barry & Crowley), 919-20 N. Y.
Life Bldg. Ran. 2632 *Crozier, Frank. 1108 Fisher Bldg. Har.
7748. Aut. 61-402 Cruice, Daniel L. (Cruice & Langille),
1231-38 Unity Bldg. Cent. 1799. Aut.
42-843 Cruikshank, Charles E. 35-106 N. La
Salle St. Main 1275 Crull. Norris E. 700 Com'l Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 400 Crumbaugh, Fred, 302-55 S. Dearborn
St. Cent. 3718 Cruse, Marshall L. 623 S. Wabash av.
Har. 6220 Culkin, Joseph A. 7th floor Karpen
Bldg. Wabash 1320 Cullen. Edward W. 725-27 N. Clark st.
Franklin 2240. Aut. 36-409 Cullen, Frank C. 431 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 4676 Cullen, Livingston J. 300 Borland Bldg.
Ran. 434 *Culver, Alvin H. (Culver. Andrews &
King), 912, 916 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent.
668, 669 and 670. Aut. 32-001 Culver, Frank H. 1209 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 477 Culver, Harry N. (Culver, Byron &
Culver), 828-31 Chi. Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 1913. Aut. 33-037 *Culver, Morton T. (Culver. Byron &
Culver), 828-31 Chi. Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 1913. Aut. 33-0.57 Cummerow, G. F. R. 1528 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3098 *Cummings, Edmund S. 819 N. Y. Life
Bldg. Ran. 4906 Cummings, Jr. John H. 1060 The Rook- ery. Wabash 1400. Aut. 51-380 Cummings, L. F. 1367 Dearborn av.
Dearborn 1475
Cummings Scott, 808 The Temple. Franklin 1795
*Cummins, James S. (Cummins, Stearns & Milkewitch), 421 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 828
*Cummins, Joseph (Dow & Cummins), 1300-123 W. Madison st. Ran. 7410. Aut. 30-594
Cunnea, William A. 718 Reaper Blk. Ran. 1122 and 468. Aut. 48-464
Cunningham, Charles C. 600 Washing- ton blvd. Haymarket 4126
Cunningham, Clayton (Durand & Cun- ningham), 804 Straus Bldg. Frank- lin 147
^Cunningham, James V. 1108 Ashland Blk. Ran. 7260
Cunningham, Wm. B. (Died Sept. 25, 1912.)
Cure, Michael F. 1010 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 1381. Aut. 44-525
Curran. George A. 524-29 S. La Salle St. Cent. 4108. Aut. 30-840
*Curran, John M. 1127 Association Bldg. Cent. 4643. Aut. 32-515
*Currey. Arthur L. 814 Tacoma Bldg. Franklin 2171
*Currier, Albert D. 615 Home Ins. Bldg. Cent. .5126
Curtin, John, 506 Tacoma Bldg. Frank- lin 1015
*Cushing, Roval B. 700-72 W. Adams St. Ran. 400
*Custer, Jacob R. (Custer & Cameron), 811 The Rookery. Wabash 1351. Aut. 52-262
Cutler, Henry E. Chicago Title & Trust Co. Cent. 4880
*Cutting, Charles S. Judge Probate Court. Franklin 3015
*Cutting, Robert M. 2635 Wabash av. Calumet 5311
Dabelstein. Sophus, 725 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 5091 Dahlberg, Gotthard A. 1301 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 3677 Dale. John T. 1531 Unity Bldg. Cent.
4410 Dale. Paul N. 1709 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 7300 *Dale, Samuel E. 47-54 W. Randolph
St. Cent. 3307. Aut. 44-545 Dalenberg, Claude J. 11100 Michigan av.
W. Pullman 12 and 3756 Daley, Thomas A. 1518 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 245. Aut. 42-886 Dall, J. M. Sec. Chicago Title & Trust
Co. 69 W. Washington st. Cent. 4880
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Daly. Charles L. 703-4 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 3725
Daly. Hugh J. 527 E. 34th st. Douglas 8956
Daly Joseph D. 1107 Stock Exch. Bldg. Franklin 1178
*Dammann, Jr. J. Francis, 1025 Insur- ance Exchange. Wabash 740
*D'Ancona, Edward N. (D'Ancona & Pfiaum). 1038 to 1045 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 3470
Dandridge. John B. 1208 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1057
Danforth. Jerome J. Hinsdale, 111.
Daniels. Charles, 947 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 2996. Aut. 61-837
Daniels, F. B. 400 Pullman Bldg. Har. 1523
Daniels. Lee Earl, 703-4 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 3725
Daniels. Raymond E. 602-20 W. Jack- son blvd. Har. 1393
Daniels, Robert W. 1016 Ashland Blk. Cent. 4392
Danisch, Frank P. Clerk Municipal Court, 814 Citv Hall. Ran. 2330 and 909-10 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 2330
Dankowski, I. F. Asst. to the Probate Judge. 048 County Bldg. Franklin 3015 Local 87
Daragh. Edward J. Asst. Atty. Sanitary District. Wabash 1320, and 317 Roa- noke Bldg. Cent. 280. Aut. 34-094
Darby, Raymond J. 1124 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2811. Aut. 67-736
Darley, Reginald C. 83 W. Van Buren St. Wabash 540
Darling, H. M. (Cummins, Stearns & Milkewitch), 421 Insurance Exchange. Wabash 828
Darling. S. M. Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
*Darrow, Clarence S. (Darrow & Bai- ley), 1202 Ashland Blk. Cent. 925. Aut. 44-139
Daskal, David H. 510 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1306
*Daugherty. Harry A. 1206 Merchants Loan & Trust Bldg. Ran. 2489
Daughters, James E. Gone to Idaho.
d'Autremont, Richard C. 1515 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 901
Davenport. Homer L. 1437 Unity Bldg. Ran. 3737
*David. Joseph B. (David & Zillman), 16-18 Metropolitan Blk. Main 3225
David. Sigmund W. 600 The Temple. Main 365. Aut. 51-449
Davidson, T. Karl, 9.34 Chi. Stock Exc. Bldg. Franklin 900. Aut. 34-631
*Davidson, John L. (Ullmann, Hoag &
Davidson), 1305 Fisher Bldg. Har. 236 Davies, Charles F. 1218 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 5131 Davies. Edward E. 9140 Commercial av.
So. Chgo. 285 *Davies, Morgan L. 734 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 3081 Davies, William B. 1508 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 6585 *Davis, Abe), Vice President Chi. Title
& Trust Co., 67 W. Washington st
Cent. 4880. and (Stern, Anderson &
Davis). 1034 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 3538. Aut. 43-884 Davis, Jr. Albert B. 600 W. Washing- ton St. Haymarket 4126 Davis. Ben. Asst. U. S. Dist. Atty. 826
Federal Bldg. Har. 4700 *Davis, Brode B. 1011 The Rookery.
Wabash 4136 Davis, Coram T. 300 W. Adams st.
Franklin 600 Davis, Frank Parker (Rector, Hibben,
Davis & Macauley), 1958 McCormick
Bldg. Har. 821 *Davis. Haskell C. (Hopkins, Peffers &
Hopkins), 616 Corn Exchange Bk.
Bldg. Main 3146, 2949 Davis, Homer W. 1011 Railway Exc.
Bldg. Har. 4910 *Davis, James Ewing (Short, Davis &
Rust), 1016 Ashland Blk. Cent. 4392 Davis, James W. 903 Monadnock. Har.
626. Aut. 64-346 *Davis, J. Newton, 1335 Railway Exc.
Har. 6162 Davis. L. L. C. Title & Trust Co. Cent.
4880 *Davis. Percy B. (Davis & McWil-
liams). 544 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 4423 *Dawes. Chester M. C. B. & Q. Offices.
1100-547 W. Jackson blvd. Wabash
4400 Dawley, Chas. P, 748 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3567. Aut. 42-772 *Dawson, Geo. E. 1445 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2231 Dawson. Homer C. 1601 Grand av. Mon- roe 5283 Dawson, Thomas J. 1518 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 245. Aut. 42-886 *Day, Clyde L. (Church, Shepard &
Day). 626 The Temple. Main 1531 *Dav. Edward S. (Day & Guenther),
1250 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3788 Day, Francis C. 823 Reaper Blk. Dav, J. L. Asst. Secy. Chi. Title & Trust
Co. Cent. 4880 Day. Leo P. 527-139 W. Van Buren st.
Wabash 4200
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*Day, Stephen A. 928 New York Life Bldg. Ran. 3320
Day, Verna R. 521 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1732
Dean, Jr. Franklin A. 934 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 2929
*Dean, Wm. D wight (Dean & Rick- cords), 1605-6 Title & Trust. Ran. 3499. Aut. 44-542
De Armond, W. W. 1822 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 348 and 3981
De Boer, H. 10558 Wentworth av. W. Pullman 65
De Busk, Wm. H. 1147 Monadnock Blk. Har. 146. Aut. 64-759
Decker, Herbert, 1000 Rector Bldg. Ran. 5241. Aut. 63-387
*Deering, Thomas G. (West & Eck- hardt), 1340 First Nat. Bk. 6%. Cent. 646. Aut. 41-174
*Defrees, Donald,. 900-226 S. La Salle St. Wabash 2868
*Defrees. Joseph H. (Defrees. Bucking- ham, Ritter & Eaton), 900-226 S. La Salle St. Wabash 2868
*De Grazia, John, 307 Ashland Blk. Cent. 608. Aut. 47-406
Dejmek, Ludwig R. (Dejmek & Cos- tello). 130] Harris Trust Bldg. Cent. 3502
*De Latour, Albert W. 1633-38 S. Dear- born St. Ran. 3141, Aut. 42-779
*De Lav, Frank L. 1001 Unity Bldg. Cent. 4677. Aut. 42-759
*Dellenback, William H. (Dellenback, Riese & Cody), 818 Reaper Blk. Cent. 1690. Aut. 44-550
*Delson, Louis J. 1307 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 273
Deming, Gail E. 604 Reaper Blk. Cent. 1219. Aut. 43-364
Deming, James S. (Deming & Jarrett), 1508-9 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1550
*Denison, Franklin A. 708-36 W. Ran- dolph St. Cent. 3142
Denmark, Wm. B. 500-166 W. Washing- ton St. Main 1273. Aut. 33-229
Denning, Clarence P. 1110 Fort Dear- born Bldg. Cent. 5528. Aut. 53-528
Dennis, Albert E. 531-36 Unity Bldg. Cent. 1611. Aut. 41-611
Dent, Louis L. (Sheriff, Dent, Dobyns & Freeman), 1060 The Rookery. Wabash 1400. Aut. 51-380
*Dent, Thomas (Dent & Jackson), 610 Portland Blk. Cent. 1274
*De Stefano, Rocco, 1111 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 5949. Aut. 47-248. Res. West 4869
Devaney, James M. 1200 Ashland Blk. Ran. 6779. Aut. 44-640
Devenish, William H. 605 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 1105 *Dever, Wm. E. Judge Superior Court.
Franklin 3015 Devere, James T. 167 N. Clark st.
Ran. 2349. Aut. 47-322 Devine, James P. with Clerk of Probate
Court. Franklin 3015. Local 89 Devine, John B, 501 City Hall. *Devine, John J. 320 Reaper Blk. Cent.
1239. Aut. 41-918 *Devine, Miles J. 320 Reaper Blk. Cent.
1239. Aut. 41-918 Devitt, Jas. B. 304 The Temple. Main 935 Devlin, Daniel E. 523 Reaper Blk. Cent.
6952 and 6954. Aut. 41-927 Dewees, R. Adelbert, 1603 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 2848. Aut. 44-265 DeWolfe, Donald J. 701 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 1308. Aut. 34-54.? DeWolfe, John C. 701 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 1308. Aut. 34-543 De Young, Frederic R. 828-37 Unity
Bldg. Ran. 4127 Diamond, Harry C. 810 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin 3463 ♦Diamond, Jacob, 810 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin 3463 *Dick, Homer T. 7th floor McCormick
Bldg. Har. 5115 *Dicker, Edward A. 1315 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 4211 Dickerman, William T. 1113 Ashland
Blk. Ran. 3139 Dickerson. James Dwiglit, 1007 Tacoma
Bldg. Main 2288 Dickey, Frank H. 31-128 N. La Salle st.
Main 1100. Aut. 32-305 ♦Dickinson, Francis R. 2d fl. Otis Bldg.
Franklin 2042 ♦Dickinson, Frederick, Asst. U. S. Dis- trict Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har.
4700, and 1310-123 W. Madison st..
Ran. 4054 Dickinson, Frederick B. 909 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 6211. Aut. 41-367 ♦Dickinson, Henry F. 1511 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 5446. Aut. 47-107 ♦Dickinson, J. R. 1335 Railway Ex- change Bldg. Har. 6162 Dickinson. Lewis Edward, 38-112 N.
La Salle st. Franklin 1781. Aut.
32-013 Dickinson, Wm. F. 1025 La Salle st.
Station. Wabash 3210 ♦Dickinson, Wm. R. (Wilson. Moore &
Mcllvaine), 1605 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 406 Dickson, George E. 1443 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 1854 Dicus, ^. G. 614-118 N. La Salle st.
Main 3077. Aut. 32-352
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■•=Dierssen, George E. 1501-6 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 1228. Aut. 42-135 Dieterich, W. H. Beardstown, 111. Dikeman. H. W. 1007 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 3500 Dillard, F. C. Gen'l Counsel C. R. I. & P. R. R. 1025 La Salle St. Station. Wabash 3210 Dillenbeck, Ralph, New York City,
N. Y. *Dil]on, William, Asst. Corporation Counsel, Main 447; (O'Donnell. Dil- lon & Toolen), 1218-19 Ashland Blk. Ran. 8474-3475. Aut. 41-435 Dillon, William H. (Dillon & O'Toole), 1218 Ashland Blk. Ran. 3474. Aut. 41-435 Dillon, William T. 316 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 646. Res. Graceland 6627 Dinkelman, H. A. 1301 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5451. Aut. 41-367 Ditchburne, Harry S. 904-212 W. Wash- ington St. Franklin 741 *Dittus, Jacob E. 1522-25 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 5075 and 5076 Diven, Thos. J. 1414-180 N. Dearborn st. Divine, Fred L. 3203 Franklin blvd.
Kedzie 6850 Dixon. Arthur W. 1628 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1295. Ran. 738. Aut. 42-023 Dixon, Geo. W. 425 S. Fifth av. Wa- bash 2844 *Dixon, Simeon W. 1104 Karpen Bldg. and 437 Belmont av. Graceland 1731 Dixon. Willard J. 1620 Corn Exchange
Bk. Bldg. Main 1995 *Dixon, Wm. W. (Calhoun, Lvford & Sheean), 940 The Rookery. Wabash 3814. Aut. 52-142, 52-143 *Dobyns, Fletcher (Sheriff, Dent, Dob- vns & Freeman), 1060 The Rookery. Wabash 1400. Aut. 51-380 Dodge, Jr. James S. 630 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 1764 Dodge. Paul H. Standard T. & S. Bk.
29 S. La Salle st. Ran. 325.? Dodson, Harf-y Lea, 919-20 The Temple.
Main 1593. Aut. 51-538 Doggett, William, 13 111. Trust & S. Bk.
Bldg. Wabash 4060 Doherty, W. M. 518 Home Ins. Bldg.
Ran. 187 *Dolan, Harry P. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 Dolan, J. H. 429-29 W. Monroe st. Cent.
56 *Dolan, Michael D. 1439 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 3441. Aut. 44-412 Dole, William J. (Stevens, Lev^ris Cherry & Dole), 1004 Chgo. Opera House. Franklin 1313. Aut. 31-437
*Dolph, Fred A. 1606 Tribune Bldg
Ran. 1853. Aut. 44-144 Donahoe, Daniel (Donahoe & Hart- nett), 1606 Ashland Blk. Cent. 2590 *Donahoe, James, 1602 Ashland Blk.
Cent 2590 Donahoe, John T. 801-25 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 3326. Aut. 44-089 Donigan, C. Marcellus, Galveston,
Texas Donlevy, Arthur C. 637 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 4588. Aut. 580-369 Donlin, William J. 1207-69 W. Wash- ington St. Cent. 2015 Donly, Frank E. 1022 Court House.
Main 4480 Donnelly, Geo. A. (Rankin, Howard & Donnelly), 606-118 N. La Salle st. Main 3037 Donnelly, J*ames A. 207 Roanoke Bldg.
Cent. 1773 Donoghue, Arthur (Malato, Bauer & Donoghue), 616 Ashland Blk. Cent. 679 Donoghue, Francis E. 1031-36 Unity
Bldg. Cent. 5312 Donohue, Dennis S. 723-108 S. La Salle
St. Main 2466 Donovan, Andrew, 27 Metropolitan Blk.
Franklin 2310. Aut. 31-048 *Donovan, Arthur J. 1639 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2160 Donovan, Clarence V. 317 Roanoke
Bldg Cent. 280. Aut. 34-094 Donovan, Richard W. 610-167 W. Washington st. Franklin 353, 354. Aut. 31-430 *Donovan, Rupert D. 1400 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 828 Dooley, James A 1613 Peoples Gas
Bldg. Ran. 4567 Dooley, Tames C. Asst. State's Atty. Cent. 4870, and 1 Haymarket Theater Bldg. 716 W. Madison st. Monroe 409. Res. Kedzie 7544 Dooley, Richard E (Caswell & Healy), 1809 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 2098. Aut. 43-576 Dorland, Walter E. 534 Otis Bldg.
Main 4808 Dornblaser, John S. 1605 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 3508 Dorothy, William, 1510 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent 1863. Aut. 42-335 Dorr. Louis B. 625 Home Ins. Bldg.
Ran. 2827 Dotv, C. M. 2201 Osgood st. Lincoln
7410 Doubt, David, 2128 Ogden av. Doucrlas, R. S. 906 Peoples Gas Bldg. Ran. 2553. Aut. 64-562
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Douglass, Frank F. 1353 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1361 ^Douglass, Geo. L. 806 The Temple.
Main 4418. Aut. 57-454 Douthart, S. P. 1511 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6752 *Dow, Harry A. Asst. Secretary Harris
Trust & Savings Bk. Ran 94 *Dow, Lorenzo E. (Dow & Cummins),
1300-123 W. Madison st. Ran. 7410.
Aut. 30-594 Dow, Thos. F. 317 Roanoke Bldg. Cent.
280. Aut. 34-094 Downev, John J. 302-25 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 5198 Doyle, Ignatius P 1837-175 W. Jackson
blvd. *Doyle Leo J. Master in Chancerv Su- perior Court, 534 First Nat. Bk.'Bldg.
Ran. 4701, 4702. Aut 41-587 *Doyle, Wm. A. Master in Gjiancery
Circuit Court, 1207 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 810. Aut. 44-051 Doyle, Wm J. 516 National Life Bldg.
Ran. 5713. Aut. 30-288 Drake, Marion H. 1301 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5451. Aut. 41-367 *Dray, Gail, 1232 Marquette Bldg. Cent.
777 Ran. 3041 Dreiske, Geo. J. 609 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 5478. Aut. 43-078 Dreffein. Robert B. 412 Home Ins. Bldg.
Ran. 7434 Aut. 51-298 *Drennap, John G. 135 Park Row. Wa- bash 2200 Dresser, Jasper M. 1812 Commercial
Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Cent. 4772 Drezmal. Max A. 301-1225 N. Ashland
av. Monroe 6278 Drezner. Morris J. 1101 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3572 Driscoll. John, with Merchants' Loan &
T. Co. Ran. 2119 Drouillard, J. W. (Died Aug. 14, 1912.) Drury, Frank H. 1610 Ft Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 45 Dudley, J. Sherman, 1510 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 1093 Duerlein. Edgar N. 2166 Ogden av.
West 2388 Duffy. John M. 1518 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3510 and 3511 Aut. 34-525 Dulsky, Louis (Dulsky & Dulsky). 404
National Life Bldg. Ran. 2455. Cent.
2923 Dulsky, Samuel (Dulsky & Dulsky). 404
National Life Bldg. Ran. 2455. Cent.
2923 Dummer, Chas. Henry, 574 Rookery.
Wabash 3500 Dummer, Wm. F. 574 Rookery. Wabash
8500
Dunbar, David Owen, 5 111. Trust &
Sav Bk. Bldg. Wabash 4060 Dunbaugh, H. J. 1700-72 W. Adams st.
Ran. 425 Duncan, Warren W. Judge C Branch
Appellate Court: Ran. 3641 *Duncombe, Herbert S. (Duncombe &
Behan), 1352 Otis Bldg. Main 1134 Dunlap, B. A. 74 Metropolitan Blk.
Frankhn 325. Aut. 32-992 Dunlap, Robt. 1011 Railway Exchange.
Har. 4910 Dunn, James H. 1018 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 2484 *Dunn, Robert W. 712 Otis Bldg
Franklin 3240 and 3241 Dunn, Samuel O. 608 S. Dearborn st.
Har. 27 *Dunne, Edward F. Governor of State
of Illinois, Springfield, 111. *Dunne. Jr. Edward F. Master in Chan- cery Superior Court (Dunne & Mur- phy), 1103-4 City Hall Square Bldg.
Cent 4296. Aut. 44-008 *Dunne, J. Paul. 710 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 592. Aut. 43-093 *Dunne, Michael J. 1618 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 966 Dunne, Peter J. 5342 Calumet av.
Drexel 145 and 4604 *Dunning, A. B. 1309 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 852 Dunshee, Esther A. 621 New York Life
Bldg. Ran. 1976. Aut. 33-632 *Dupee, Eugene H. Asst. Corp. Counsel.
Main 447 Dupee, Geo W. 484 Monadnock Bldg.
Har. 2946 *Dnpuv, Geo. A. Spl. Atty. 111. Cent. R.
R. Wabash 2200 *Durand, Arthur F. 1314-16 Fisher
Bldg Har. 2062 Durand, Clarence N. (Durand & Cun-
ninsrham), 804 Straus Bldg. Frank- lin 147 Durand, Henry Z. 1209 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 1101. Aut. 54-669 Durfee, Irving W. 841 First Nat. Bk
Bldg. Ran. 6046 Durham, Theron, 1408 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 2069 Duval, William H. Asst. State's Atty.
Cent. 4870 Duzeski, Paul E. 988 W. Chicago av.
Mon. 2446 Dvorak, Henry, 17 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 264. Aut. 31-229 Dyche, Frank B. 1127 Association Bldg.
Ran. 730. Aut. 32-515 Dyer, Charles R. (Moran & Dyer), 414
Hammond Bldg. Hammond, Ind. TeL
556
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Dyer, I.. B. 1917 N. Lawndale av. Bel- mont 2809
*Dvnes, O. W. 1335 Railway Exchange Bldg. Har. 6162
Dyniewic^. Matthew J. 1202 Ashland Blk. Cent. 925. Aut. 44-139
♦Dyrenforth. Arthur. 914 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 819. Aut. 61-784
Dvrenforth, Julius W. (Dyrenforth, Lee, Chritton & Wiles), 1508 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 6585
♦Dyrenforth, Philip C. (Dyrenforth, Lee, Chritton & Wiles), 1508 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 6585
Dvrenforth, William H. (Dyrenforth, Lee. Chritton & Wiles), 1508 Mar- quette Bldg. Cent. 6585
Eakin. Edgar O. (Clements & Eakin)
1531 Unity Bldg. Cent. 1424, 4410
Aut. 92-942 *Eames. Joseph P. (McGilvray, Eames
& Maclean), 1010 Title & Trust Bldg
Cent. 2598. Aut. 44-525 , Earle, George, 1016 Westminster Bldg
Ran. 2682 Early, John, 1522, First Nat. Bk. Bldg
Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629 Early, Joseph P. 11 N. La Salle st
Franklin 745. Aut. 31-145. Eastburn, A. W. V. 3 The Rookery
Wabash 2616 Easter, Adolph H. 1101 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 2958. Aut. 42-286 ♦Eastman, Albert N. (Eastman &
White), 900 The Temple. Main 3815
Aut. 51-107 Eastman, Charles J. 510-305 S. La Salle
St.
♦Eastman, Sidney C. Re-feree in Bank- ruptcy, 901-9 Monadnock Blk. Har.
626. Aut. 64-346 ♦Eaton, Charles Schribner, 607 Portland
Blk. Ran. 280, 281. Aut. 44-098 ♦Eaton, Lewis S. ('.A.nderson & Eaton),
1056 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1223 ♦Eaton. Marquis (Dcfrees, Buckingham,
Rittcr & Eaton), 9th floor, 226 S. La
Salle St. Wabash 2868 Eberhardt, Alfar M. 1522 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 5116. Aut. 42-052 Eberhardt, Max. (Died June 15. 1912.) Eberle, Robert H. 407-19 S. La Salle st.
Cent. 6564. Aut. 33-069 Eckels. George M. 1727 Commercial
Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 4515 ♦Eckert. Walter H. 710 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 1964
Eckhardt, Henry, City Pros. Atty. Main
447, and 1411 Ashland Blk. Cent. 45.
Aut. 41-607 ♦Eckhart, Percy B. (West & Eckhart),
1340 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 646.
Aut. 41-174 ♦Eddy, Alfred D. Gen'l Counsel Stand- ard Oil Co., 934-72 Adams st. Cent.
3304 ♦Eddy, Arthur J. (Eddy, Wetten &
Pegler). 800 The Temple. Main 4466.
Aut. 51-959 ♦Eddy, Morton H. 934 Commercial Nat.
Bank Bldg. Cent. 3304 Ede, Elphick R. (Died Jan. 12, 1918.) ♦Edelman, Leon, 510 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 1306 Edelson, Joseph H. (Edelson, Peterson
& Rosenberg), 1431-36 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 4189 Edelson, Robert, 702 Reaper Blk. Cent.
4996 Edgar, Maxwell, 518 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1458 E!dgar, Wm. C. 151 N. 53 av. Edgerton, Alice C. 613 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 5112 ♦Edgerton, Seymour (Bates, Harding,
Edgerton & Bates), 803 N. Y. Life
Bldg. Cent. 1158. Aut. 34-248 Egan, James W. 417 S. Dearborn st.
Har. 5509 ♦Eheim, August W. (Bradley, Harper
& Eheim), 1404 Association Bldg.
Cent. 6520, 6521, 6522 ♦Ehle, Louis C. 1200-76 W. Monroe st.
Cent. 6002 Ehler, Theodore F. 712 W. 63d st.
Wentworth 23 Ehrlich, Arnold M. 57 Borden Blk.
Ran. 4219 Ehrlich. Benjamin H. 4.70 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 248. Aut. 42-794 Eichberg, David, 510-35 S. Dearborn st.
Cent. 2166. Aut. 42-494 ♦Einstein. David G. 1111 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 496 and 497. Aut. 41-432 Eisendrath, David S. 707, 708 Westmin- ster Bldg. Ran. 4876 Ela, Grover, March & Eckert, 1331
Unity Bldg. Cent. 4199. Aut. 43-667 ♦Elder, Charles B. 702 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 6169 Elder, Edgar 540 National Life Bldg.
Ran. 7329. Aut. 32-320 Elder, Robert D. 1014 Association Bldg.
Cent. 582. Ran. 5246 Eldridge, Clarence E. 709 Harris Trust
Bldg. Cent. 805 ♦Elev, Ning, 1040 Otis Bldg. Franklin
3468
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Ellert, Peter J. 537 County Bldg. Frank- lin 3015 Elley, J. R. Philadelphia, Pa. Ellingson, Girard A. 1010 Home Ins.
Bldg. Ran. 2510 Elliott, Francke C. 1016 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 1264 Elliott, Frederick W. 15U8 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1976 Elliott, Horace J. 200 Westminster
Bldg. Ran. 4844 Elliott, Jno. G. 1429 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 259. Aut. 61-047 *Elliott, J. Ketner, 175 N. State st.
Ran. 7340 Elliott. Lorenzo B. 3412 W. Adams st.
Kedzie 44 Elliott, Robert L. 320 Home Ins. Bldg.
Ran. 1280 *Elliott, Wm. Sanders 606 S. Michigan
av. Har. 6200 Ellis, Fred C. 36 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 3837. Aut. 31-585 Ellis, George W. 3000 S. State st. Doug- las 8058. Aut. 75-223 Ellis. H. Carl, 36 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 3837. Aut. 31-585 *Ellis. John W. Master in Chancery
Circuit Court (Ellis & Lewis). 1107-8
Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 872. Aut.
41-453 Elmer, Walter D. (Elmer, Cohen & Be-
lasco), 611 City Hall Square Bldg.
Cent. 3403. Aut. 43-497 *Elsdon, James G. (Carnahan, Elsdon
& Slusser), 1200-4 Westminster Bldg.
Cent. 1091 *Elting, Victor. 706 The Rookery. Wa- bash 1503. Aut. 51-410 Elvert, Martha 437-44 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 8618 and 3619. Aut.
31-7.39 Emmicke. Geo. 45-112 N. La Salle st.
Main 2079. Aut. 32-511. And Asst.
City Pros. Attv. Main 447 Emrich. Myer S. Asst. City Atty. 602
City Hall. Main 447 *England, Edward L. 1450 Otis Bldg.
Main 662 *Engle, Walter J. with Continental &
Commercial Trust & Sav. Bk. Ran.
4606 *English, Lee F. 1011 Railway Exchange
Bldg. Har. 4910 ^English, William, 304 The Temple.
Main 935 Engwall, Tohn H. 412-202 S. Clark st.
Har. 819 *Ennis. James I. Master in Chancery
Superior Court, 1334-40 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 4341
Enoch, Albert B. 1025 La Salle st. Sta- tion. Wabash 3210 *Eppstein, Aaron R. 1314 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 5120. Aut. 43-842 Epstein, Benjamin (Epstein & Marx),
707-9 Rector Bldg. Ran. 5626, 5627 Epstein, Joseph (died Oct. 30, 1912). Erb, J. 816 Ashland Blk. Cent. 6807.
Aut. 44-421 Erbstein. Chas. E. (Erbstein & Van
Bever), 426-37 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 248, 249. Aut. 42-794 Erbstein, Saul C. 430 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 248. Aut. 42-794 *Erickson. Alfred O. 828 Reaper Blk.
Ran. 3250 Erickson, Cecil C. 1409 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 7400 Erickson, John E. 601 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3296 Erickson, J. Seaverns, 1025 La Salle St.
Station. Wabash -3210 Erie, Charles E. 6-77 W. Washington st. Erland, Henry H. with The Wm. D.
Gibson Co. North 2228 Ernst, Geo. J. 5226 So. Fifth av. Errant, Joseph W. Rialto, Call. Erskine, Robert N. 1037-9 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3873. Aut. 43-247 Erwin. Louis B. (Rector, Hibben, Davis
& Macauley), 1958 McCormick Bldg.
Har. 821 *Espey, Chas. W. (Espey & Moffett),
605-19 S. La Salle st. Cent. 7026 Essington, T. G. Streator, 111. Ettelson, D. L. 502 Nat. Life Bldg. Cent.
5665 *Ettelson. Samuel A. (Schuvler, Ettel- son & Weinfeld), 1217-20 New York
Life Bldff. Cent. 1407. Aut. 32-184 Evans, Daniel, 1007 Ft. Dearborn Bldg.
Ran. 1.350 Evans, Eliot H. Asst. State's Atty. Cent.
4870 *Evans, John T. 534 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 4701. Aut. 41-587 *Evans, Lynden 1007 Ft. Dearborn Bldg.
Ran. 1.350. Aut. 54-447 *Evans, Peter L. (Cheney & Evans).
804-19 S. La Salle st. Cent. 5848 and
1733. Aut. 36-576 Evans, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa. Evarts, Edward S. (Munday, Evarts,
Adcock & Clarke), 907 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 1556 *Everett, Coleman S. 3908 Cottage Grove
av. Douglas 3041 *Everett, Edward W. (Winston, Pavne.
Strawn & Shaw), 1400 First Nat. 'Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 *Everett, John C. (Everett & McGoni-
gle), 806 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 3668
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Everett, Thomas, 805 Unity Bldg. Cent.
1610 Ewell, Marshall D. 619 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 2225. Aut. 48-321 *Ewen. Jr. Wm. R. T. (Brown &
Ewen), 804 Tacoma Bldg. Main 3845
and 3846 *E\verts, Peter, 1201-6 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 440. Aut. 42-418 Ewing. Adlai T. 409-13 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 4733. Aut. 31-830 Exselsen. C. L. V. 1708 Majestic Bldg.
Cent. 6533 Exter. Edward J. 36 E. Adams st. Har.
4050 Eyer, Clarendon B. (Smoot & Eyer),
1501-4 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1228. Aut.
42-135
Fabry, Wm. H. Zion City, 111. Tel. 72
Fadner, Fred J. 1009 Hartford Bldg. Cent. 4624
Faherty, Roger B. Chi. Title & Trust Co. Cent. 4880
Fahy, Jos. R. Asst. State's Atty. Cent. 4870, and 36 W. Randolph st. Ran. 993
*Fairbank, Freeman L. (Northup, Ar- nold & Fairbank), 1905-6 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 2063
♦Fairbank, Kellogg (Keogh & Fair- bank), 1004 Merchants' L. & Trust Bldg. Cent. 1217
*Fairfield, Frank M. 602 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 5003
Fairweather, George O. 1204 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Franklin 214. Aut. 52-374
*Fake, Fred L. Judge Municipal Court. Franklin 2684
*FaIes, David, 1301 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 415
Fales. James T. 301 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 4776
♦Falk, Lester L. 1620 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Main 1995
Falk, Samuel B. 1303-19 S. La Salle st. Ran. 2898
Falvey, John J. 604-166 W. Washington St. Franklin 2060
*Farber, Max J. 725-7 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4941, 4942. Aut. 43-570
Fardy, James F. (Fardy & Grififin), 1005 Unity Bldg. Ran. 3203
Farmer, Walter M. 708-184 W. Wash- ington St. Main 4153. Aut. 33-736
I'arrell, John D. 1123 Stock Exchange Bldg. Franklin 1825
*Farson, Chas. T. 1034 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 3538
*Farwell, John C. 1012 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 1900. Aut. 58-201 Fasmer, Harry B. 1230 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 1825 *Fassett, Eugene G. 414 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 3853 ^Faulkner. Chas. J. Jr. Armour & Co.
137 S. La Salle st. Cent. 4804 and
Yards 4100 Faust, George R. 905 First Nat. Bk.
Cent. 732. Aut. 41-115 Fay. John Leo, 1312 Cham. Commerce
Bldg. Main 1477 *Fearing, Henry L. (Pringle & Fear- ing), 807-112 W. Adams st. Cent.
1711. Aut. 53-924 Fegtly, Sam'l M. Black Mountain,
N. C. Fehrman, Henry J. (Fehrman & Fehr-
man), 615 City Hall Square Bldg.
Cent. 1569 Fehrman, Ira B. (Fehrman & Fehr- man), 615 City Hall Square Bldg.
Cent. 1569 Feinberg, Michael, 1020 Adams Express
Bldg. Cent. 2538 *Feindt, Jr. Wm. H. 650 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3928 Feldman, Rueben J. 609 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 3159 Feldman, William, 1628-37 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1295. Ran. 738 Felger, Harry H. 62-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 1042. Aut. 30-499 *Fell, Timothy J. 701 Cham. Commerce
Bldg. ^lain 1308. Aut. 34-543 Fellingham, R. J. 373 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 4047 Fellows, John W. with Chicago Law
Inst., 1025 County Bldg. Main 4301 *Felsenthal. Edward George (Felsenthal
& Beckwith), 810 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 711 and 712. Aut. 41-141 *Felsenthal, Eli B. (Felsenthal & Beck- with), 810 Chicago Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 711 and 712. Aut. 41-141 Fenn, George H. 1002-19 S. La Salle st.
Ran. 4861. Aut. 31-220 *Fergus, Robert C. 1058 National Life
Bldg. Cent. 3834 *Ferguson, Elbert C. (Ferguson &
Goodnow), 1450 Otis Bldg. Main 662 Ferguson, Isaac E. Powell, Wyo. Ferguson, J. D. 400 Pullman Bldg. Har.
1523 Ferguson, Thomas H. 1315 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 4211 Fernald, G. S. 400 Pullman Bldg. Har.
1523 Ferncase, Henry G. 1600 Am. Trust
Bldg. Cent. 2780
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Ferrel, Harrison H. 1515 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3604 Ferrin, Claude A. 1016 Westminster
Bldg. Ran. 3279-2682 Ferrio, E. 410 Cham. Commerce Bldg.
Franklin 3639. Aut. 33760 *Ferry, Watson J. 1541 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 1743 Ferstel, William G. 4113 N. Hermitage
av. Wellington 9729 Fetting, Otto, 501-4 Unity Bldg. Ran.
3503. Aut. 48-317 *Fetzer, William R. (Biggs. Carr &
Fetzer), 805 Title & Trust Bldg.
Ran. 394 Fidler, George E. 1033 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 662 Field, Elisha C. 1422 Transportation
Bldg. Har. 3309 Field. H. H. 1335 Ry. Ex. Bldg. Har.
6162 *Fifer, Ernest R. (Jennings & Fifer),
1504 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran.
1722. Aut. 47-148 Files, Norton M. 1025 County Bldg.
Main 4301 Finder, H. J. 409-117 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 5493 Fine, M. Laurence 815 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6565 Finerty, Jr. John F. St. Paul, Minn. Fink, Arthur H. 1120 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3726 *Fink, Geo. E. with State Bk. 203
Cham. Commerce. Franklin 684 Finkelstein. Otto G. 720 W. 12th st.
Monroe 5346 Finn. Nicholas R. 818 Reaper Blk. Ran.
3528. Aut. 44-550 Finn. Richard J. 617 Ashland Blk. Ran.
5160 and 5161. Aut. 44-123 Finn, Thomas J. Asst. State's Atty.
Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870 Firebaugh. Chester, 1518-20 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 4915. Aut. 53-501 *Fischel, Frederic A. 1220 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 220 Fischer. Alfred W. 6827 W. Lakewood
av. Rogers Park 5017 *Fischer, Edgar B. (Fischer & Fischer),
601-118 N. La Salle st. Main 1097 *Fischer, Gustave F. (Rubens, Fischer
& Mosser), 1418 Westminster Bldg.
Ran. 4234 and 4235 *Fischer, Jr. H. A. 900-226 S. La Salle
St. Wabash 2868 Fischer, Nicholas V. 1329 Chi. Stock
Exchange Bldg. Main 1257 Fischer, Paul B. 900-226 S. La Salle st.
Wabash 2868 Fischer, Richard, 1038-45 Chi. Stock
Exchange Bldg. Main 3470
Fischer, Russell P. 1033 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 662
Fischer, Wm. H. (Fischer & Fischer), 601-118 N. La Salle st. Main 1097
Fish. William H. (Swanson & Fish), 407 Ashland Blk. Cent. 376. Aut. 41-448
Fish, Williston, 600 Borland Bldg. Ran. 1480
Fishell. Daniel W. (Sonnenschein, Berk- son & Fishell), 934-39 Stock Exchange Bldg. Franklin 900. Aut. 34-631
Fisher, Arthur K. 2417 W. Madison st. West 1231
Fisher, Clyde C. 40 E. Kinzie st. Cent. 6114
*Fisher, Edward A. 1414 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent. 6646. Ran. 4030. Aut. 58-301
Fisher, George F. 1913 Harris Trust Bldg. Cent. 6731
*Fisher, George P. (Peirce. Fisher & Clapp), 1431 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1648. Aut. 62-207
*Fisher, Harry M. Judge Municipal Court. Franklin 2684
*Fisher, Robt. E. Swift & Co. Yards 4200
*Fisher, Walter L. (Matz, Fisher & Boyden),510 Portland Blk. Cent. 2707
Fisher. W. Merle, 1100-76 W. Monroe St. Cent. 618
Fitch, Charles A. 315-179 W. Washing- ton St. Main 1347. Aut. 34-151
Fitch, Edward C. 523 Reaper Blk. Cent. 6952 and 6954. Aut. 41-927
Fitch, Joel C. (Stead, Lincoln & Fitch). 924-938 Otis Bldg. Franklin 376 and 377
Fitch, Joseph E. (Benson & Fitch), 1334 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 4341-2
*Fitch, Joseph H. Judge D. Branch Ap- pellate Court. Ran. 5540
Fitts, Charles Freeman, 523 Railway Ex- change. Har. 2020
Fitzgerald, Charles F. 419-9 S. La Salle St. Ran. 987
Fitzgerald, John T. Chi. Title & Trust Co. Cent. 4880
Fitzpatrick, Thomas A. (Hassell & Fitzpatrick), 910 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 2330. Res. 2120 S. Lawn- dale av. Lawndale 533
Fitzsimmons. Francis V. 5221 Windsor av. Irving 14003
Flaherty. M. D. 36 Metropolitan Blk. Main 3837. Aut. 37-585
Flanagan, Patrick B. 1617 Ashland Blk. Cent. 569. Aut. 44-644
Flanegan. W. A. 106 N. La Salle st. Main 2197
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Flanigan. John Edward 510 Corn Ex- change Bldg. FrankHn 230
Flannerv, Daniel F. 1200 Westminster Bldg.' Ran. 6629
Fleck. Harry A. 527 Reaper Blk. Cent. 2578. Aut. 48-364
*Fleming. Joseph B. 804-203 S. Dearborn St. Har. 3233. Aut. 64-438
Fleming, Jno. T. Asst. State's Atty. Cent. 4780. 315-179 W. Washington St. Main 1347. Aut. 33-558
Flens, Walter J. 9215 Commercial av. S. Chicago 128
Fletcher. David H. 1541 Monadnock Blk. Har. 4574. Aut. 63-209
*Fletcher. Harvey T. 537 Monadnock Blk. Har. 5829
Fletcher, R. V. 135 Park Row. Wabash 2200
*Fletcher, Wm. Meade, gone to Vir- ginia
Flexner. Bernard, 701 Merchants' Loan & T. Bldg. Ran. 3830
Floberg. Frederick O. 600 W. Washing- ton St. Havmarket 4126
Flood, Christopher L. 34-112 N. La Salle St. Main 4193
Flower, Louis B. 735 California terrace. Lake View 2947
Flvnn. John M. 3243 Fillmore st. Ked- zie 4120
Flvnn. Maurice J. Chi. Title & Trust Co. Cent. 4880
Flvnn. Thomas W. (Flynn & Lyon), 539-41 The Rookery. Wabash 1350. Aut. 51-750
*Foell, Charles M. Judge Superior Court. Franklin 3015
Fogel, Ira, 1302 Hartford Bldg. Cent. 6840. Aut. 42-702
*Fogle. John L. 1110 Fort Dearborn Bldg. Cent. 5528. Aut. 53-528
*Folk. George E. (Barton & Folk). 1445 Alonadnock Blk. Har. 283. Aut. 64- 553
*Follansbee. Geo. A. 412 Home Ins. Bldg. Ran. 7434. Aut. 51-298
Follansbee, Merrill M. CFollansbee & Keyes), 1510-19 S. La Salle st. Cent. ?551
*Follansbee, Mitchell D. ("Adams, Fol- lansbee. Hawley & Shorey), 412 Home Ins. Bldg. Ran. 7434. Aut. 51-298
*Folonie, Robt. J. 1206 Merchants' Loan & Trust Bldg. Ran. 2489
*Folsom. Richard S. Master in Chan- cery Circuit Court, and (Lewis. Fol- som & Streetcr), 1822 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 348 and 3981
*Folsom, Wm. R. Treasurer Chi. T. & T. Co. Cent. 4880
*Fohz, I. W. 501 Unity Bldg. Ran.
3503. Aut. 48-317 Foos, Samuel E. 1220 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6595. Aut. 48-221 *Foote, Roger L. (Gardner. Foote &
Burns). 1602 Corn Exchange Bk.
Bldg. Franklin 2298 Fordham, Albert C. (Howe, Fordham
& Kreamer), 806 Hartford Bldg. Ran.
3668 *Foreman, Milton J. (Foreman, Levin
& Robertson). 822 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 237. Aut. 72-748 Forrest, Wm. G. (Marshall Field &
Co.). 219 W. Adams st. Main 300 *Forrest. Wm. S. 1320 Westminster
Bldg. Cent. 444 *Forstall, James Jackson, 1800 Commer- cial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4046 Foss. Geo. Edmund. 1353 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1361 *Foss, Martin H. 308 Home Ins. Bldg.
Ran. 5554 Foster, Frank 1113 Ashland Blk. Ran.
3139 and 13, 19-9206 Commercial av.
So. Chi. 148 and 194 Foster, Geo. H. 1424 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 4865 *Foster, Geo. K. 900 The Temple. Main
3815. Aut. 51-107 Foster, Geo. P. Asst. Corporation Coun- sel. Main 447 *Foster, Geo. S. 1414 Ashland Blk. Cent.
852. Aut. 48-796 Foster, Hervey C. Municipal Court.
Franklin 2684 *Foster, John E. 1103-64 W. Randolph
St. Cent. 5882. Aut. 42-857 *Foster, Stephen A. (Cassady, Butler,
Lamb & Foster), 1414 ^Monadnock Blk,
Har. 6808, 6809 *Foster, Vernon W. 135 Park Row.
Wabash 2200 *Foster. Wm. Elmore (Foster. Paine,
Reynolds & Sass), 1414 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 6646. Aut. 58-301 Fowkcs. W. Herbert, 953 People's Gas
Bldg. Ran. 1560 *Fowlcr, Frank L. 1444 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1599. Aut. 42-639 Fowler, Henry Ades, 828 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1332 Fowler, R. Forman, Waukegan, 111. Fowler. Walter M. 429-29 W. Monroe
St. Cent. 56 Fox. John P. 543 Marquette Bldg. Cent.
2629 Fox, Wm. J. 3845 Ellis av. *Frake. Allen, 45-138 N. La Salle st.
Franklin 322
iHOlOHHia AXYT OOVDIHO
Francis, Chas. R. (Either, Goff & Fran- cis), 1721-5 Harris Trust Bldg. Cent. 1755 and 6011
Frank. Bernhardt, 1517 Unity Bldg. Cent. 6930. Aut. 4.3-973
Frank, Bernhardt J. (died Dec. 18, 1912)
Frank, Charles S. 909 The Rookery. Wabash 3035
*Frank, Herman, (Frank & Lurie), 1410 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 4132. Aut. 41-387
Frank, Jerome N. 823 Cham. Commerce. Main 1122. Aut. 31-279
*Frank, Lee J. (Goodman, Frank & Col- bert), 1103-32 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 1439
*Frank, Robert J. 1625 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 996
Frank, Sidney T. 920 New York Life Bldg. Ran. 4332
Frankenstein, Rudolph, 1002-3 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3.34
FranMurter, Henry. 510-12 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 3181
*Frankhauser, E. L 522 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4794. Aut. 42-026
Franklin, I. J. 918 Cham. Commerce. Main 2449. Aut. 32-310
Frantzen, Geo. 642 Milwaukee av. Mon- roe 1175
Fraser, James L. 302-417 S. Dearborn
*Fraser, Philip R. 307-8 Ashland Blk. Cent. 608 and 7071. Aut. 47-406
*Frazer, Emory D. 1105 The Temple. Main 1903
*Frazier, Charles E. 5651 South blvd. Austin 10
Freeark, Frederick A. 1216 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 3006. Aut. 47-357
*Freeman, Chas. Y. (Sheriff, Dent, Dobyns & Freeman), 1060 The Rook- ery. Wabash 1400. Aut. 51-380
*Freeman. Henry V. Judge Superior Court. Franklin 3015
*Freeman. Henry W. Asst. U. S. Dist. Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700
Freer. William E. 1110 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5821. Aut. 41-432
French, Charles N. 324-.?9 S. La Salle St. Cent. 5242
French, Walter G. 7 Borden Blk. Cent. 4973
*Frercks, Henry J. (Frercks & Haz- ard), 1010-12 Rector Bldg. Ran. 6166
Freud, Samuel B. 1413 Ashland Blk. Cent. 852. Aut. 48-796
Freudenreich, Wm. F. (Chamberlain & Freudenreich), 1543 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 3044. Aut. 61-764
Freund, Ernst, University of Chicago Law School. Midway 800. Local 124
Freundlich, Alexander (Jonas & Freund-
lich), 406 The Temple. Franklin 2979' Freyburger, Walter D. 816 S. Michi- gan av. Har. 4444 *Fried, Isidore, 1214 Ashland Blk. Cent..
776. Aut. 48-696 Friedland, Morris N. 613 Ashland Blk-
Ran. 3417 *Friedlander, Samuel, 13.34 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2792. Aut. 43-431 Friedlund, John P. 1212 Schiller Bldg,
Ran. 1013. Aut. 42-390 _ Friedman, Herbert J. (Zeisler & Fried- man), 906 Straus Bldg. Franklin
3230. Aut. 31-670 Friedman, William (Friedman & Ader),
1528 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3098. Aut.
31-835 Friend, Hugo M. 826 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Franklin 1573. Aut. 32-096 Friend. Nathan. 1024 Nat'l Life Bldg.
Ran. 4916. Aut. 32-518 Fritz. Charles F. 5.5-801 Milwaukee av.
Monroe .3389 *Froehlich. Adolph S. (Goldzier. Rodg-
ers & Froehlich). 1020 Cham. Com- merce. Main 3100 and 3101 *Froehlich. Edmund W. 1020-22 Cham.
Commerce. Main 3100 *Frost. E. Allen (Chytraus, Healy &
Frost). 1228-29 So. La Salle st. Ran.
4788 Fruechtl. John B. 1320 Westminster
Bldg. Cent. 444 Fry. Albert H. 816 Association Bldg.
Cent. 219 *Fry, George C. 36-128 N. La Salle st.
Main 4007 *Fry. Sheridan E. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 *Fnlkerson. Monroe, 1201 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 440 *Fuller, Levi H. (Pope, Hoig, Fuller &
Nichols). 502-25 N. Dearborn st. Cent.
3816 Fuller, Walker M. (Linthicum. Belt &
Fuller\ 715 Monadnock. Har. 4621 Fullerton. C. B. 801 Home Ins. Bldg.
Cent. 5384 *Fulton, Arthur W. 1102 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4368. Aut. 42-569 *Fulton. Frank D. 1001 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3670 Funk, Antoinette, 1420 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 367. Aut. 44-501 Funk. John, 800 Schiller Bldg. Ran.
6714-6715 *Furber, Jr. Henrv T. (Furber & Wake- lee). 701 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 6115.
Aut. 31-570 *Furness. Wm. EHot, 1100-112 W.
Adams st. Ran. 922
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Furthmann, Charles, State's Atty's Of- fice. Cent. 4870
Futranskv. Samuel R. 920 Unity Bldg. Cent. 6170
*Fyffe, Colin C. H. (Fyffe, Adcock & Ryner), 1709 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 7300
Gaertner. Frederick C. 679 Wells st.
North 1547 ♦Gage, Asahel W. (King. Lamb &
Gage), 1311-12 Hartford Bldg. Cent.
692. Aut. 43-898 Gage, Stanley K. 27-54 W. Randolph
St. Cent. 3513 Gallagher, Michael F. (Guerin, Galla- gher & Barrett), 1406 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 5844 Gallagher. Urban P. 900 Boyce Bldg.
Cent. 1289. Aut. 43-988 Gallagher, Vincent G. (Gallagher &
Messner). 900-30 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 1289 and 1290. Aut. 43-988 Gallagher, William H. (Gallagher &
Cherry), 1606 Tribune Bldg. Ran.
1476 ♦Gallery, Daniel V. 1110 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1458. Gallion, Marshall E. 431 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 4676 Gallowav. Wm. T. 300 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3580 Galpin. Homer K. (Galpin & Murray),
1.330 Otis Bldg. Franklin 2256 Gait. Arthur T. (Gait. Birch & Gait),
804 Opera House Bldg. Main 4683 Gait, Azariah T. (Gait. Birch & Gait),
804 Opera House Bldg. Main 4683 Gammage. A. E. 835 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2517. Aut. 43-757 Ganey, Harry J. Asst. Corporation
Counsel. 511 City Hall. Main 447 ♦Gann, David B. (Gann. Peaks & Town- ley), 1701 Borland Bldg. Cent. 2252 Gano, Henrv A. The Fair. Cent. 5082 Gans. Julius, 1220 Ft. Dearborn Bldg.
Ran; 220 ♦Gansbergen, F. H. (Gansbergen &
Rigbv). 410 Corn Exchange Bldg.
Franklin 1134 ♦Gardner, Addison L. (Gardner, Foote
& Burns), 1602 Corn Exchange Bk.
Bldg. Franklin 2298 Gardner, C. P. Mendota, 111. Gardner. Frank G. Asst. Trust Officer
Chicago Title & Trust Co. Cent. 4880 ♦Gardner, Henry A. (Gardner, Carton
& Thomson), 1000 Am. Trust Bldg.
Ran. 3647. Aut. 48-458
Garmire, Clyde O. 152 E. Ontario st. Garnett, Cvrus Logan (Garnett & Gar- nett), 1538 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 3261. Aut. 44-363 ♦Garnett, Eugene H. (Garnett & Gar- nett), 1538 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 3261. Aut. 44-363 ♦Garnett, Gwynn (Garnett & Garnett), 1538 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 3261. Aut. 44-363 ♦Garnett. William, 920 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 819. Aut. 61-784 ♦Garrett, Richard, P. 510 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Franklin 230 ♦Gartside, John M. 1502 Borland Bldg.
Ran. 599 Garver, Lewis C. 1512 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6753 Garv Simon P. 501 Ashland Blk. Ran.
2036. Aut. 41-741 ♦Gasroigne, Jas. B. (Musgrave. Oppen- heim & Lee). 905 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 732. 733. Aut. 41-115 Gash. A. D. 615-118 N. La Salle st.
Main 3077. Aut. 32-352 ♦Gaskill, Roy S.. Chief Clerk Appellate Court, 706 Ashland Blk. Cent. 4693. Aut. 41-426 ♦Gates, Albert R. 910 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 342, 343. Aut. 44-453 Gault, Thomas H. 1405 Unitv Bldg.
Cent. 1359 Gavin, John E. 412 Home Ins. Bldg.
Ran. 7434. Aut. 51-298 Gavin, John F. 1222 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 876. Aut. 44-043 Gavin. Richard I. 1344 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 7075 Gavlord, Charles E. 1505 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 6594 Gearon, T- Ambrose, 1520 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 3050 ♦Geary. Tohn R. 1407 Security Bldg.
Main 3774 Geer. Ira J. 1506 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1607. Aut. 44-597 Geeting. Henrv C. 1531 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1424. Aut. 42-942 Geeting, John F. (Died Feb. 27, 1913) Gehr. S. W. 400 Pullman Bldg. Har.
1523 Gehring, Frank A. Los Angeles, Cal. Geiman. Louis H. 1511-14 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 6753 Gelderman, W. M. 958 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 1656. Aut. 54-034 Gembick, Alexander K. 361 Insurance
Exchange Bldg. Wabash 4047 Gemmil, Howard S. 1317 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 3564
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*Gemmill, William N. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 *Gentzel. Robert E. (Gentzel & Crane),
1628 Otis Bldg. Main 3357 George, Albert B. 400 Ashland Elk.
Cent. 5122. Aut. 41-364 George, Edgar Lynch, 822 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 237. Aut. 72-748 George, Henry F. C. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Geringer, Emil J. 1518 W. 12th st. Mon- roe 446 Geringer, V. A. 541 W. 12th st. Canal
305 and 835 *Gerlach. Fred. 1601-2 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 5690 Gerst, Daniel G. 607-10-167 W. Wash- ington St. Franklin 354 and 353. Aut.
31-430 *Gesas, Michael (Breding & Gesas),
1132 Am. Trust Bldg. Ran. 2175 Gettys, A. L. Asst. Corp. Counsel.
Main 447; 722 Opera House. Main
1865. Aut. 31-873 Geweke. Julius H. 1001-167 W. Wash- ington St. Main 3598 *Gibbons, John, Judge Circuit Court.
Franklin 3015 Gibbs, Geo. A. 1000 Adams Express
Bldg. Ran. 2991 Gibbs, Henry J. 708 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 1.305 Gibbs, Wm. B. (Died April 19, 1913) Gibons, William C. 731 W. Randolph
St. Monroe 1358 Gibson, Louis S. 931 Unity Bldg. Ran.
377 and 378. Aut. 47-808 Gibson, William, 1227 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1220 Gibson, Walter S. Chicago Title &
Trust Co. Cent. 4880 Giese. John. 309-202 S. Clark st. Har.
5406 Gigliotti, Cairoli, 1103 Fort Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 2966. Aut. 51-004 *Gilbert. Allen A. (Gilbert & Gilbert),
1007 Fort Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 1350.
Aut. 54-447 Gilbert, Chas. C. Ft. Bayer, New Mex- ico Gilbert, George J. 707-9 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 5626, 5627 Gilbert, Hiram T. 924-938 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 376, 377 *Gilbert, J. Thornton (Gilbert & Gil- bert), 1007 Fort Dearborn Bldg.
Ran. 1350. Aut. 54-447 Gilbert, Roy O. 512-58 W. Washington
St. Cent. 6343. Aut. 45-292 Gilbert, Samuel H. 1343-48 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 2491 and 2492
*Gilbert, Wm. C. 940 W. Chicago av.
Mon. 2446 Gilbreath, Gilmer, 938 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 5349 *Gilkey, Roscoe R. 55 Liberty rt., New
York City, N. Y. Gillam, Walter L. (Gillam. Stead &
Liver), 726 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran.
4941. Aut. 43-570 Gillespie, Wm. 424 National Life Bldg.
Ran. 6625. Aut. 30-385 *Gillette, Geo. 657 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 2232 Gillis, James E. 1101 Unity Bldg. Cent.
2958. Aut. 42-286 Gillson, Charles B. (Gillson & Gillson),
1235 Monadnock Blk. Har. 24 Gillson, Louis K. (Gillson & Gillson),
1235 Monadnock Blk. Har. 24 Gilmore, Newton R. 1106 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 4314 Gilmour, David, 208 43rd court. *Girten, Michael F. 966-8 People's Gas
Bldg. Ran. 2553. Aut. 64-597 Glad, Edward A. 2100 North av. Hum- boldt 5001 Gladstone, Myer H. 420 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5210. Aut. 41-609 Glaeser, Chas. F. 1038-40 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 2251. Aut. 44-580 Glaskay, Alex. W. (Barnett & Glaskay),
410 Cham. Commerce. Franklin 3639.
Aut. 33-760 *Glass, James R. 1447 First Nat. Bk.
Bid. Ran. 841. Aut. 47-338 Gleason, Claire L., C. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 *Glennon, Edward T. (Glennon, Gary,
Walker & Howe), 520-536 La Salle
St. Station. Wabash 4200 *Glenny, Ernest C. Secretary and Trust
Officer. Fort Dearborn Trust & Sav- ings Bank, Monroe and Clark sts.
Ran. 4301 Click, Hiram R. 800 N. Clark st. North
3590 Glover, Henry T. 705 Unity Bldg. Cent.
6373 *Godman, Elwood G. Asst. U. S. Dis- trict Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har.
4700. and (Sims. Welch & Godman),
808 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 4384. Aut.
67-468 Goebel. G. A. 205 W. Madison st. Main
2586 *Goetz, Albert, 437-444 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 3618. Aut. 31-739 *Goff, Frederic L. (Bither, Goff &
Francis). 1721 Harris Trust Bldg.
Cent. 1755 and 6011 *Going, Judson F. Park Ridge, III. Tel.
d62
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Golan, Maurice J. 1506 Association
Bldg. Ran. 7406-7 Golden. John J. 903 Schiller Bldg. Cent.
1392. Aut. 41-732 Golden, Marcus J. (Golden & Wald-
man), 1506 Association Bldg. Ran.
7406-7 Goldsmith, E. R. 213-118 N. La Salle
St. Main 4544. Aut. 32-665 *Goldsmith, Henry M. 716 National
Life Bldg. Ran. 1134. Aut. 30-388 Goldsmith. Henry S. 1544 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 7075 Goldsmith, O. N. 83d st. and Vincen-
nes rd. Normal 4980 ^Goldsmith. Richard, 518 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 1458 Goldsmith, Sam'l H. 958-175 W. Jack- son blvd. Wabash 1656-7. Aut. 54-034 Goldstein. Abe Henry, 703-4 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 3725 Goldstine, Isaac O. 1524 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 727. Aut. 44-035 Goldzier. Julius (Goldzier, Rodgers &
Froehlich), 1020 Cham. Commerce.
Main 3100 and 3101 Golniewicz, Frank X. 1306 Milwaukee
av. Humboldt 780 Goode, Orrin P. 506 Portland Blk.
Cent. 3587 *Goodman, Chas. (Goodman, Frank &
Colbert). 1103-32 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 1439 *Goodman, Harry (Newman, Northrup,
Levinson & Becker), 823 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 1122. Aut. 31-279 Goodman, Isaac K. (Morgan, McFar-
land & Goodman), 809-137 N. Clark
St. Ran. 2735. Aut. 41-337 Goodman, Mark D. 1732 Michigan av.
Calumet 4931 and 4904 Goodnow, Chas. N. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 Goodrich, Adams A. (Goodrich, Vin- cent & Bradley), 420 The Rookery.
Wabash 480. Aut. 51-157 Goodrich, Walter G. 403-5 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 4016-4017. Aut. 44-171 *Goodspeed. Charles T. B. 604 Security
Bldg. Main 3559 *Goodwin, Clarence N. Judge of the.
Superior Court. Franklin 3015 *Goodwin, John S. (Black & Goodwin),
304 The Temple. Main 9.35. Aut. 51-
256 ♦Goodwin, Leonard, 1020 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 5099. Aut. 44-455 Goralski, Walter W. 18th and Ashland
av. Humboldt 1000 *Gordon. George W. 810 Borland Bldg.
Ran. 2223 *Gordon, Theo. C. Chicago Title &
Trust Co. Cent. 4880
*Gorham, Sidney S. (Miller, Gorham &
Wales), 1018-22 New York Life Bldg.
Cent. 5428, 5429, 5430 *Gorman, Geo. E. (Gorman, Pollock,
Sullivan & Livingston), 729-32 Stock
Exchange Bldg. Main 2584. Aut.
34-056 *Gorton, Edward F. 901 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 4880 *Goss, Ferdinand (Goss & Roonev),
1040-48 TribLme Bldg. Cent. 1774-5 Gossman, J. Leigh, 1600 American Trust
Bldg. Cent. 2780 Gottschalk, Albert Wesley. 720 First
Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 5921 *Gould, Charles J. 1309 Fort Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 4780 Graber, Joseph A. (McMahon & Gra-
ber), 601 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1671.
Aut. 44-072 Graff, Edward (Heldman, Jacobson &
Graff), 1016-108 S. La Salle st.
Franklin 3520. Aut. 51-622 *Graham, Frank H. ludge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 Graham, Gilbert T. 409-39 S. La Salle
St. Ran. 4900 Graham, Tas. P. 920-115 S. La Salle st.
Cent. 3223. Aut. 51-934 Graham, Wm. (Robbins, Graham &
Rowan), 9233 Commercial av. So.
Chicago 45 Graves, Albert H. (Ofifield, Towle,
Graves & Offield), 1228 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 8022, 8023. Aut. 61-203 *Graves, Charles S. 1506 Otis Bldg.
Main 170 Graves, Emery C. Judge C. Branch
Appellate Court. Ran. 3641 *Graves, Frank P. 1540 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2248 Graves, H. A. 431 S. Dearborn st. Har.
1585 *Grawoig, Garrison (Cummins, Stearns
& Milkewitch), 421 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 828 *Gray, Edward E. San Diego, Cal. Gray, Ralph B. 770-321 S. La Salle st.
Wabash 640 and 1537 *Graydon, Thomas J. 603 Masonic
Temple. Cent. 2810. Aut. 41-011 *Grceley, Louis M. 611 Portland Blk.
Cent. 1717 Green, Alex. D. 808 Unity Bldg. Cent.
1008 Green, Cora B. 3234 Polk st. Green, Dwight P. 934 Tribune Bldg.
Ran. 2929 Green, Edward J. (Ranes, Green &
Porter), 1518 Ashland Blk. Cent. 245
and 4723. Aut. 42-886
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Green, Herbert, 1315 Ashland Blk. Ran. 886. Aut. 41-743
Green. Orville C. Blue Island, 111. Tel. 528 J
Greenacre, Alice, 404-32 W. Washing- ton St. Cent. 2102
*Greenacre, Isaiah T. 401-32 W. Wash- ington St. Cent. 2102
*Greenbaum, Julius C. 323 Ashland Blk. Cent. 998
Greenberg, Louis, 425 Reaper Blk. Ran. 5411
*Greene, J. Kent, Asst. to Chief Justice Olson, Municipal Court. 917 City Hall. Franklin 2684
*Greenfield, Charles W. (Kremer & Greenfield), 1016 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 3742. Aut. 580-450
Greenlaw. L. M. 400 Pullman Bldg. Har. 1523
Gregg, Douglas C. 1030 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 5000. Aut. 48-152
*Gregory, Stephen S. (Gregory, Pop- penhusen & McNab, 1103-69 W. Washington st. Ran. 1660 and 1661. Aut. 41-452
Gregory, Tappan (Gregory, Poppen- husen & McNab), 1103-69 W. Wash- ington St. Ran. 1660, 1661. Aut. 41- 452
Greist, Lewis T. 715 Monadnock Blk. Har. 4621
*Gresham, Otto, 1201 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 440
Gresher, Frank E. 1013 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 2005. Aut. 580-335
*Gridley, Martin M., Judge D. Branch Appellate Court. Ran. 5540
Grier, David McC. 3455 Prairie av. Douglas 6069
*Grier, James P. 1140 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 4015
*Griffen, Alonzo M. 1301-4 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5451. Aut. 41-367
Griffen, Arthur L. 1623 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 581. Aut. 41-982
Griffen, Felix J. 804 Association Bldg. Cent. 1733 and 5848. Aut. 36-576
Griffen, Jos. M. 420 The Rookery. Wa- bash 480. Aut. 51-157
Griffin, John J. (Fardv & Griffin). 1005 Unity Bldg. Ran. 3203
Griffin, Wm. E. 822 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 515. Aut. 32-009
Grigal, Joseph W. 1624 Wabansia av.
Grimes, John M. 720-30 N. La Salle st. Main 2756
Grimes, Wm. F. Chicago Title & Trust Co. Cent. 4880
Grip. John P. G. 905 Tacoma Bldg. Main 1184. Aut. 31-260
Griswold, W. R. 164 N. Ashland blvd.
Seeley 6044 Grodson, Samuel G. 806 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 1746 Groesbeck, L. M. 407 Medinah Bldg.
Wabash 4454 *Grollman, Louis (Weinberg & GroU-
man), 1410-11 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 5129 and 5130. Aut. 57-332 *Gross, Alfred H. 726 The Temple.
Main 93 *Grossberg, Jacob G. 1822 Commercial
Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Cent. 348 and 3981 Grosse, Martin W. 312-19 Hartford
Bldg. Cent. 6300-2176. Aut. 48-493 Grossman, Irwin, 1151 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 85 and 3645 ♦Grossman, Joseph F. Asst. Corpora- tion Counsel. Main 477; and (Bern- stein, Grossman & Bernstein), 609
City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 3159 ♦Grossman, Max M. 437 Chi. Stock
Exch. Bldg. Main 3618 and 3619.
Aut. 71-739 *Grover, Donald, 1407 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 403. Aut. 41-117 *Grover, Frank R. (Ela, Grover &
March). 1331 Unity Bldg. Cent. 4199.
Aut. 43-667 Grundeland, L. C. Skandinaven Bldg.
511-517 N. Peoria st. Monroe 5300-
5301 Grunewald, Reuel H. 656 Washington
blvd. Monroe 6400 *Gruver, Wm. H. 1601-6 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 170 Gualano, Alberto N. (Remus & Gual-
ano), 2d fl. 167 N. Clark st. Ran.
2349. Aut. 47-322 Gubbins, James J. Atty. for Bureau of
Frauds. Bd. of Elec. Comers 308
Citv Hall. Main 764 Guenther, Christian F. 804 Federal
Bide. Har. 4700. Local 3 Guenther, George H. (Day & Guen- ther), 1250 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3788 Guerin, Archibold E. (Died January
17, 1913.) *Guerin, Mark E. 1048 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 1775 *Guerin. M. Henry (Guerin, Gallagher
& Barrett), 1406 Tribune Bldg. Cent.
5844 *Giiernsev. Guv. 1515 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 901 *Guilliams. John R. 600 Washington
blvd. Haymarket 4126 Guinan, James J. 1500 First Nat'l Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3176. Aut. 41-113 Guinene. Thomas A. 6125 Stewart av.
Normal 5764 Gunnell, Robert W. Philadelphia, Pa.
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*Gurley, Wm. W. 914 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 819. Aut. 61-784 Gusdorf, Samson, 1400 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 4282 Gustin. Frederick K. 1027-8 N. Y. Life
Bldg. Cent. 694 *Guthman, Max (Guthman & Roth- schild), 62-106 N. La Salle st. Main
1042. Aut. 30-499 Guthrie, Geo. C. 1222 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 1091. Aut. 43-809 Guthrie, John C. 701 New York Life
Bldg. Cent. 6115. Aut. 31-570 Guthrie, Ross B. 1414 Fort Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 4030. Aut. 58-301 Gwin, Jas. M. 5601 Washington av.
H
*Haake, Fred J. 1915 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 3936 Haas, John F. 913-14 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 4311. Aut. 44-624 Haase, Herbert (Haase & Howard),
1124 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3971 ♦Haase, Herman P. 701 Cham. Com- merce. Main 1308. Aut. 34-543 ♦Hachmeister, Herman, 1660 McCormick
Bldg. Har. 169 ♦Hack, Fred C. (Winston, Payne,
Strawn & Shaw), 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 ♦Hackett, LeRoy, Asst. City Pros. Attv.
Main 447, and 534 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 4701. Aut. 41-587 Hadley, Harry. W. 05 E. Adams st.
Har. 740 Hadley, Hugh H. 174 N. Elmwood av..
Oak Park, 111. Tel. 3786-L Haentze, Albert, 3198 Milwaukee av.
Irving 305 Haffenberg. Charles B. 1909 Harris
Trust Bldg. Ran. 5106. Cent. 4164.
Aut. 58-343 ♦Haft, Charles M. Asst. Corporation
Counsel. Main 447 (Hebel & Haft),
1102-58 W. Randolph st. Cent. 5882.
Aut. 42-857 ♦Hagan, Henry M. 1202 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 4037 Hagberg, Arvid M. 3542 Wilton av.
Grace 8834 Hagberg, John S. 172 N. La Salle st.
Franklin 564 Hagemeyer, George F. 1608-10 Unity
Bldg, Cent. 5795. Aut. 47-408 Hagey, John F. First Nat. Bk. Ran.
5363. Aut. 489-111 Haggcnjos, Arthur J. Asst. City Pros.
Atty. Main 447, and 220-17 N. La
Salle St. Main 1157
Hahn, Wm. Perry, 1610 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 45 *Haight, George I. (Haight, Brown &
Haight), 627 The Rookery. Wabash
2084 *Haight, Walter C. (Boyle. Mott &
Haight). 1043-52 National Life Bldg.
Ran. 3784 and 3785 Haight, William H. (Haight, Brown &
Haight), 627 The Rookery. Wabash
2084 Haigler, L. J. 701-3 Stock Exch. Bldg.
Main. 4854. Aut. 33-855 Haines, Hiram A. 88 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 1393. Aut. 31-221 Hale, Frederick C. 617 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 5160. Aut. 44-123 Hale, John G. 1528 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 2066. Aut. 64-816 *Hale, Wm. B. (Kales, Kelly & Hale),
1616 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 5136 ♦Hales, Earl C. 605 Association Bldg.
Cent. 7026 ♦Haley, George E. (Haley, Lambert &
Smith), 506 Ft. Dearborn Bldg.
Cent. 5669 ♦Haley, Patrick C. 404 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 3686 Halik, Stanley J. 713-14 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 6575 Hall, Geo. W. 610-167 W. Washington
St. Franklin 853, 354. Aut. 31-430 Hall. Henry C. 926 Manhattan Bldg.
Har. 75 ♦Hall, Ross. C. Asst. Sanitary District
Atty. Wabash 1320, and 1202 Ash- land Blk. Cent. 925. Aut. 44-139 Hall, Rufus C. 312 Union Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 3262 Hall, Thos. L. 117 Willard ct. ♦Hall, William L. 1539-40 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 3134 Halsey, Edward A. 2d floor 26 N. Dear- born St. Cent. 2904 Hamblen, Samuel G. 1352 Otis Bldg.
Main 1134 Hamcr, Otto M. 1523-175 W. Jackson
blvd. Waba.sh 1974 Hamill, Chas. E. Armour & Co. U. S.
Yards. Yards 4100 ♦Hamill, Chas. H. (Rosenthal & Ham- ill). 1400 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent.
4282 Hamill, Harry, 611-9 S. La Salle st.
Cent. 2912 Hamilton. Charles S. (Hamilton &
Hamilton), 1506-7 Fort Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 6508 Hamilton, E. Bentley, Peoria, 111. Hamilton,- Isaac Miller (Hamilton &
Hamilton), 1506-7 Fort Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 6508
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♦Hamilton, Robert E. (Hamilton & Hamilton), 1506-7 Fort Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 6508
Hamilton, Robert G. Swift & Co. Yards 4200
Hamilton, Rolland J. 816 S. Michigan av. Har. 4444
Hamilton, Samuel L. 810 Corn Exch. Bk. Bldg. Main 5100
♦Hamilton, Walter (Knox & Hamil- ton), 415 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 558. Aut. 41-975
Hamilton, Wm. A. 2128 Emerson av. Seeley 3265
*Hamlin. Frank, Master in Chancery Superior Court (Hamlin & Topliff), 611 Portland Blk. Cent. 1717
♦Hamlin, Harry F. (Hamlin & Thomp- son), 1003 Rector Bldg. Ran. 4200
Hamlin. Herbert, 51-119 N. Clark st. Cent. 4937
Hammer, Kai P. (Henderson & Ham- mer), 1121-19 S. La Salle st. Ran. 944
Hanawalt, Leslie H. 1212 Stock Exch. Bldg. Main 1776
Hanchett, Francis G. Piano, 111.
♦Handy, James S. 7th floor Karpen Bldg. Wabash 1320, and 404 Rector Bldg. Ran. 3686. Aut. 67-212
♦Hanecy, Elbridge, 1222 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 876. Aut. 44-043
♦Hanley, Henry L. (Lambert & Han- ley), 1140 Otis Bldg. Franklin 4015
Hanna, John T. 812 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 3160
Hannagan. Patrick S. 807-135 Park Row. Wabash 2200
Hannah, William A. (Hannah, Bergh & Clark), 409-169 W. Washington st Franklin 2528
Hansche, Charles F. 12 S. Market st FrankHn 4100
Hansen, Edwin C. 1004 N. Hoyne av Armitage 6668
Hansen. James B. 540 Nat. Life Bldg. Ran. 7329. Aut. 32-320
♦Hansen, Otto S. (McKinley & Han- sen), 20th floor Consumers Co. Bldg Har. 5558. Aut. 689-712
Hansen, Walt A. 1407 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 1601. Aut. 61-131
Hanson, Burton, 13S5 Railway Ex- change. Har. 6162
Hanson, Harvey L. (Brown, Williams, Bell, Hanson & Boettcher), 1550 Monadnock Blk. Har. 3634 and 759
Hanson, Leslie B. 19-154 W. Randolph St. Main 3245
♦Hapeman. Wm. T. 1508 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 1976
Harbaugh, George R. 1601-6 Otis Bldg. Franklin 170
Harbour, Fred C. (Bunge, Harbour &
Chadwick), 203 Security Bldg. Frank- lin 935. Aut. 30-376 ♦Hardenbrook, B. C. First Trust & Sav- ings Bk. Ran. 5363. Aut. 43-347 ♦Harding, Charles F. (Tenney. Coffeen,
Harding & Sherman), 801 Home Ins.
Bldg. 137 S. La Salle st. Cent. 5384 ♦Harding, Lucien E. (Bates, Harding,
Edgerton & Bates), 803 N. Y. Life
Bldg. Cent. 1158. Aut. 34-248 Harding, Orpheus A. 1201 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 440 ♦Harding, Victor M. (Underwood,
Harding & Manning), 1107 Tacoma
Bldg. ^lain 120. Aut. 31-839 Hardy, Carlos S. Exchange Bldg. Los
Angeles, Cal. Haremski. S. W. 1411 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 45. Aut. 41-607 Harford, Aaron C. 610-35 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 1274 ♦Harkin, Daniel V. 512 Roanoke Bldg.
Cent. 3684 Harkness, Frank E. 1800 Commercial
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4046 ♦Harlan, James S. Washington, D. C. ♦Harlan, John Maynard (Harlan & Mc-
Candless), 1132 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 401 Harman, Harry de J. Superior Court
Clerk's Office. Franklin 3015 ♦Harmon, Chas. Sumner, 5000 Madison
av. Harmon, Lawrence, 2834 N. Mozart st. ♦Harnwell, Fred W. (Thoman, Harn-
well & Pearsons), 1502 Borland Bldg.
Ran. 599 ♦Harpel, Howard M. (1310 Title &
Trust Bldg. Cent. 2643. Aut. 42-434 ♦Harper, Francis A. 512 Roanoke Bldg.
Cent. 3684 and 1836 Harper, Malcolm C. 814 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin 2171 ♦Harper, Samuel A. (Bradley, Harper
& Eheim), 1404 Association Bldg.
Cent. 6520, 6521, 6522 Harper, Thos. S. 704-5 Pullman Bldg.
Har. 3534 ♦Harpham. Edwin L. 1016 Insurance
Exchange. Wabash 329. Aut. 580-
448 Harpole, Enoch, 1001-167 W. Washing- ton St. Main 3598 Harrington, John E. 3960 Langlev av.
Oakland 5158 Harrington, John R. 1309 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 4780 Harris, Ewart S. 828 Reaper Blk. Ran.
3250 Harris, Fred L. 404 Borland Blk. Ran.
461
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Harris, Graham H. 1808 Commercial
Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 6728 Harris. H. R. 1415 Ashland Elk. Cent.
2. Aut. 41-371 ♦Harris. John F. (Harris & Schaflf-
ner), 1103 Ashland Elk. Cent. 6763.
Aut. 42-569 *Harris, Paul P. (Harris, Dodds &
Kagy), 1317-24 Unity Bldg. Cent.
2018 ♦Harris. INIadison R. (Lumbard, Swenie,
Monahan & Harris), 822 Reaper Elk.
Cent. 1856. Aut. 42-751 Harrison, Homer H. 1662-4 Monad- nock Elk. Har. 4056. Aut. 61-027 Harrison, S. A. 75-154 W. Randolph st.
Franklin 251. Aut. 31-222 *Harrold, James P. 304 The Temple.
Main 935 Harsh, Frank G. 1612 Ashland Elk.
Cent. 5903 *Hart, Edgar R. C. & N. W. R. R. Law
Dept. Omaha, Neb. Hart, George B. 1109 Fisher Bldg.
Har. 284 *Hart, Louis E. (Montgomery, Hart &
Smith), 1913 Harris Trust Bldg.
Cent. 6731 Hart, Marcus R. 1155 Dearborn av. Hart. Merwin M. 1133 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 4705. Aut. 44-060 Hart, William L. 813 Ashland Elk.
Cent. 3675 Harte, Grace H. (Vance & Harte), 710-
167 W. Washington st. Franklin 541.
Aut. 34-075 Hartig, Ernest L. 16th and Rockwell
sts. Lawndale 1 Hartigan, Edward R. 967 The Rookery.
Wabash 284 *Hartman. E. S. 409-13 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 4733. Aut. 31-830 Hartnctt, James (Donahoe & Hart-
nett), 1606 Ashland Elk. Cent. 2590 *Hartray, Wm. C. 315-179 W. Washing- ton St. Main 1347. Aut. 34-151 Harts, Edwin E. 1002 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 5296. Aut. 43-902 Harvey, Jos. E. 1450 Otis Bldg. Main
662 Harwood .Francis L. 1400 First Nat.
Bk. Cent. 828 Hartz. Hcnrv T. 541-3 Unity Bldg. Cent.
2631. Aut. 42-985 Hassell, Albert (Hassell & Fitzpat-
rick). 910 Citv Hall Square Bldg.
Ran. 2330 Hatfield, William A. 1610 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran.2597. Aut. 41-463 ♦Hathaway. Albertine E. 640 Am. Trust
Bldg. Cent. 6478. Aut. 42-354. Res.
Ravcnswood 2219
Hautau, Henry A. 606-21 N. La Salle
St. Franklin 877. Aut. 34-552 Hauze, Wm. R. (Hauze & Beath), 301
Reaper Elk. Cent. 6395 ♦Havard, Chas. H. 1310 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 2643. Aut. 42-434 Hawk, Walter D. 1501 Ashland Elk.
Cent. 1228. Aut. 42-135 Hawkes, Benj. C. 345 W. Michigan st.
Main 4270 ♦Hawkins, Henry F. Inheritance Tax
Atty, 734 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3500 Hawkins, Kenneth B. 1145 The Rook- ery. Wabash 2571. Aut. 53-930 Hawkins, R. W. 21-112 N. La Salle st.
Main 4763. Aut. 32-358 Hawley, Charles Gilbert, 630 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 1764 Hawley, Melvin M. (Adams, Follans-
bee, Hawley & Shorey), 412 Home
Ins. Bldg. Ran. 7434. Aut. 51-298 ♦Hawxhurst, Ralph R. 900 The Temple.
Main 3815. Aut. 51-107 Hawxhurst, Waldo S. 2037-53 Insurance
Exchange. Wabash 640. Aut. 54-640 Hay, Wm. Sherman (Hay & Brown),
1318 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 1368. Aut.
44-598 Hayes, Howard W. 1309 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 698. Aut. 31-188 Hayes, John B. 207 City Hall Hayner, Frank E. 1216-105 W. Monroe
St. Ran. 1101. Aut. 54-669 Haynes, Geo. M. City Special Asst.
Dept. 206 City Hall. Main 447. Local
295 Haynes, W. Knox, 1020-115 So. Dear- born St. Cent. 2538 ♦Haynie, Wm. Duff (Haynie & Mc-
Roberts), 915 Merchants Loan &
Trust Bldg. Ran. 813 Hays, Dudley Grant, 1641 Estes av.
Rogers Park 1398 ♦Hazard, Paul A. (Frcrks & Hazard),
1010-12 Rector Bldg. Ran. 6166 ♦Hazcn, Irwin R. (Hazen, Penwell &
Peifer), 508 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran.
2139. Aut. 44-696 ♦Healy, Daniel M. (Caswell & Hcaly),
1809-12 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent.
2098. Aut. 43-576 ♦Hcaly, Edward B. 49 Metropolitan
Blk. Main 1725 ♦Healy, John T. (Chytraus, Healv &
Frost), 1228-29 S. La Salle st. Ran.
4788 ♦Healy, Thomas J. 716 Nat. Life Bldg.
Cent. 3030. Aut. 30-388 ♦Heap, Arnold, 821 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 339. Aut. 30-642 Heaton, C. Ernest. 934 Tribune Bldg.
Ran. 2929-2930-2931
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*Hebard, Frederic S. Hibernian Bank- ing Assn. Rector Bldg. Cent. 822 *Hebel, Oscar (Hebel & Haft), 1102-
58 W. Randolph st. Cent. 5882. Aut.
42-857 Heckaman. Sam'l D. 1717 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 3711 Heckler. A. C. 216-29 S. La Salle st.
Ran. 3052 Heckler, Chas. E. 1515 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 901 *Heckman, Wallace. 1204 Corn Ex- change Bldg. Franklin 214. Aut.
52-374 Hedges, Fleming D. 912-16 New York
Life Bldg. Cent. 668, 669 and 670.
Aut. 32-001 Hedrick, Jr. Edwin (Sears, Meagher &
Whitnev), 1500 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 3176, 3177. Aut. 41-113 *Hefiferan, Wm. S. 1418 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6421 Heffernan, Frederick A. 612 Cham.
Commerce. Main 1152 Heffernan, James B. 710 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 3293. Aut. 42-564 Heffron, D. W. (Heffron, Parkinson &
Berlott), 1201 Unity Bldg. Cent. 2219 Heidman, George (Heidman & Street),
1509 Peoples Gas Bldg. Ran. 4719.
Aut. 64-515 ♦Heile, Louis A. 1515 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 901 Heimlich, P. A. Great Falls. Mont. Heims, Aaron, 311-25 Unity Bldg. Cent.
7192-3. Aut. 42-478 *Heinemann, Henry E. O. 1111 Web- ster Bldg. Wabash 4534 Heinemann. Tohn B. 1329 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 1257 *Heinemann, Walter F. 1310-123 W.
Madison st. Ran. 2868 Heitmann, Elmer H. 1624 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 996 Heinig, Arthur F. (Legal Dept. Hibbard,
Spencer, Bartlett & Co.), State St.
Bridge. Cent. 842 *Heizer, Henry P. (Shurtleff &
Heizer). 1309 Title & Trust Bldg.
Ran. 1433. Aut. 48-172 Helander. William E. 1620 Corn Exc.
Bk. Bldg. Main 1995 Heidman, Julius N. (Heidman, Jacob- son & Graff), 1016 The Temple.
Franklin 3520. Aut. 51-622 Heidman. Max I. 1016 The Temple
Franklin 3520. Aut. 51-622 Helebrant, Anton S. 2054 W. 19th st. Helfand. Wm. 1337-8 Unity Bldg. Cent.
629 Hellganz, Charles F. 1601 Insurance
Exchange Bldg. Wabash 1140
Hellmuth, G. T. 1312 Early av. Rav- enswood 4282
Helmer, Bessie Bradwell, 201 Chi. Opera House Blk. Main 7
*Helmer, Frank A. (Helmer, Moulton Whitman & Whitman), 1217-23 West- minster Bldg. Ran. 7320
Hemingway, J. A. Foreman Bros. Bk. Stock Exchange Bldg. Franklin 263
Hemple, Gustaf A. 2623 W. 22d place
Henderson, C. N. 2d fl. Otis Bldg. Franklin 2042
*Henderson, Elias H. 220 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 529
Henderson, Jesse G. (Henderson & Hammer), 1121-19 S. La Salle st. Ran. 944
Henderson, John G. (Died Aug. 28, 1912.)
Hendricks, Charles G. 1203 The Tem- ple. Main 5196
Henkel, E. G. (Hollett, Sauter & Hen- kel), 1401-4 Otis Bldg. Main 3044
Hennessy, Edward J. 823 Cham. Com- merce. Main 1122. Aut. 31-279
Henningsen, C. D. 6325 Lakewood av. Ravenswood 5082
Henry, John A. 810 Tacoma Bldg. Franklin 948
Henry, Louis (Henry & Robinson). 504 Chi. Opera House Bldg. Main 248. Aut. 32-429
*Henschen, Henry S. Cashier, State Bank of Chicago
Herdien, Walter L. 1414 Westminster Bldg. Ran. 5208
Herdlicka, Edward J. 27 Metropolitan Blk. Franklin 2310. Aut. 31-048
*Heren, Cyrus (Heren & Kimbark), 1205 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 446
*Herman, Charles J. (Herman & Her- man), 1303 Rector Bldg. Ran. 1144
Herman, Ladislaus. 2602 W. 25th st.
Herman, Maxwell R. (Herman & Her- man), 1303 Rector Bldg. Ran. 1144
Heron, John, 1415 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3916 Aut. 41-371
Herr, Simon (Miller & Herr), 613-14 Ashland Blk. Ran. 3417
Herreid, Ingvall Norman, 712 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3240
Herren, John R. Asst. State's Attv. Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870 '
Herren, Samuel C. 703-4 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 3725
*Herrick, John J. (Herrick, Allen & Martin), 1800 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4046
*Herrick. Walter D. (Pearson & Her- rick), 1138 Nat. Life Bldg. Cent. 2524
*Herrick, Wm. J. 1800 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4046
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*Herriott, Irvincr 502-226 W. Jackson
blvd. Wabash 3408 Herrod. Herbert E. 1628 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1205 *Hess. Edward T. (Jonas & Hess),
1313-19 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 226,
227, 228 *Hess, Franklin, 606 S. Michigan av.
Har. 6200 Hess. Geo. W. 81 Metropolitan Elk.
Main 2513 Hess, J. Frank, 425 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 2003. Aut. 41-612 Hess. Phares, 410-35 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 1370 Hewitt, Geo. W. 714 Roanoke Bldg.
Ran. 5038 *Hevman, Alexander H. 815 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 5763 and 5978. Aut.
62-559 Hibben, James, 1248 Otis Blk. Main
484 Hibben, Samuel E. (Rector, Hibben,
Davis & Macauley), 1958 McCormick
Bldg. Har. 821 Hickev, James V. 1701-6 Borland Bldg.
Cent. 2252 *Hickey, Thomas J. (Lannen &
Hickey), 1027 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 6156 Hicks, Ernest H. (Barger & Hicks),
416 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 533 ♦Hicks, Geo. I. 1334 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 4341 Hiestand, Henry, 83 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 2593 *Higgins, Edward C. 1301-111 W. Mon- roe St. Cent. 3502 Higgins, John F. 900 Boyce Bldg. Cent.
1289, 1290. Aut. 43-988 *High, Shirley T. 410 Portland Blk.
Ran. 1370 *Higinbotham, H. M. 809 Fine Arts
Bldg. Har. 1409 Hildebrand, Eugene, 201-179 W. Wash- ington St. Main 1191 Hill, Frank C. 410 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 2139 Hill, Fred W. 840 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3800. Aut. 30-603 Hill, G. Bruce. 7th floor McCormick
Bldg. Har. 5115 Hill, John H. 710 Hartford Bldg. Cent.
.?293. Aut. 42-564 *Hill, John W. (Hill & Hill), 1462-64
Monadnock Blk. Har. 2710. Aut.
62-710 Hill, Lysander, 1463 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 2710. Aut. 62-710 Hill, Richard (Hill & Macintyre), 748
S. Halsted st. Monroe 6184
Hill, Roy W. (Hill & Hill), 1462-64
Monadnock Blk. Har. 2710. Aut.
62-710 Hill, Samuel B. 1601-69 W. Washington
St. Ran. 4193. Aut. 41-327 Hill, W. H. 431/^-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 2195 Hille, Chas. F. 209 Reaper Blk. Cent.
6543 Hillis, David M. 1102 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 3272 *Hillis, Frank N. 614-118 N. La Salle
St. Main 2214, 3077. Aut. 32-352 Hills, Burton U. 1536 Old Colony Bldg.
Har. 5858. Aut. 64-513 Hills, Charles W. 1523-27 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 306. Aut. 64-813 Hills, Jr. Chas. W. 1523-27 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 306 *Hills, Edward R. 1212 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 5464 Hills, Elmer E. 436 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 1926 Hillyer, C. R. (Cassoday, Butler, Lamb
& Foster), 1414 Monadnock Blk. Har.
ti808 and 6809 *Himes, Isadore H. 1612 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5903 Hinckley, Francis E. Asst. State's Atty.
Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870, and
720 National Life Bldg. Ran. 6816 Hindley, William, 725 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 392 and 393. Aut. 61-780 Hine, Clint C. Lafayette, Ind. Hiner. Joseph W. (Hiner, Bunch &
Latimer), 1717 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 3711 *Hines, Patrick A. Archer Ave. Sav- ings Bk. 3517 Archer av. Yards 3859 *Hinman, Jr. Benjamin P. (Hinman &
Jameson). 43 Borden Blk. Ran. 3779 *Hirsch, Milton M. (Hirsch &
Schwartz), 1412 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 1973 Hirschl, Marcus A. (Hirschl & Hirschl),
612 Rector Bldg. Ran. 2411 Hirschl Samuel D. (Hirschl &
Hirschl), 612 Rector Bldg. Ran. 2411 Hirtzel, Cora B. 1210 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 976. Aut. 41-811 *Hitch, Marcus (Lackner, Butz, Von
Ammon & McGregor). 901 Title &
Trust Bldg. Cent. 696-697. Aut.
41-532 *Hoag, Parker H. (Ullman, Hoag &
Davidson), 1305 Fisher Bldg. Har.
236 Hoaglund, Thompson W. 45-112 N. La
Salle St. Main 2079. Aut. 32-511 Hoagland, Wm. K. 429 The Rookery
Bldg. Wabash 2367. Aut. 51-381 *Hochbaum, Edward A. 507 Cham.
Commerce. Franklin 2498
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Hodges, Gilbert T. 612 Commercial Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2379 *Hodges, W. Scott, 1803 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 4054. Aut. 41-522 Hoergstedt, Olof G. 1056 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 4103 Hoey, Michael H. 314 Manhattan Bldg.
Har. 1998 Hoffman, Bernard J. 3734 W. 13th St.
Lawndale 8392 Hoffman, Harold, 1437 S. Spaulding av.
Lawndale 7870 Hoffman. John M. 1307 Rector Bldg.
Cent. 1256 *Hoffman, Leo W. 1016-29 S. La Salle
St. Ran. 5165, 5166. Aut. 36-371 ■ Hoffman. Richard Yates, 900-226 S. La
Salle St. Wabash 2868 *Hoffmann, Arthur C. 720 Stock Ex- change. Main 2756. Franklin 1905 Hoffmann, Charles G. 1714-17 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 1411 Hoffmann. Francis A. 1714-17 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 1411 *Hofheimer, Zach, Asst. State's Atty.
Cent. 4870 *Hogan, Frank J. (Hogan & Hogan),
816 Ashland Blk. Cent. 390. Aut.
44-421 Hogan, Robert E. Asst. State's Attv.
Cent. 4870, and 712 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3240 Hogan, Scott M. 607-35 S. Dearborn st.
Cent. 5873. Aut. 44-106 Hogan, Thomas A. 610 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin 3873. Aut. 31-243 Hogan, Thomas S. (Hogan & Hogan),
816 Ashland Blk. Cent. 390. Aut.
44-421 Hoglund, John H. 408 Roanoke Bldg.
Ran. 4525 Hoig. William F. (Pope, Hoig, Fuller
& Nichols), 505-25 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 3816 *Holcomb. Herbert W. 1408 Title &
Trust Bldg. Cent. 5045. Aut. 48-472 *Holden. Chas. R. (Kraus, Alschuler &
Holden), 1230-48 Tribune Bldg. Cent.
1825 Holden. H. P. 810-115 S. La Salle st.
Cent. 4935 Holden. Hale, C. B. & Q. R. R. offices,
547 W. Jackson blvd. Wabash 4400 *Holden. Walter S. (Rush & Holden),
1110 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 1458 *Holden, Wm. H. (Holden & Buzzell),
901 Hartford Bldg. Cent. 7088. Aut.
43-659 Holder, Leroy W. (Baker & Holder),
833 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2266.
Aut. 44-243
*Holdom, Jesse, (Holdom, Manierre & Pratt), 1008 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 5959
Holland, John Everett (Holland & But- terworth), 1215 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2550. Aut. 42-638
Holleb, A. Paul, 1415 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3916. Aut. 41-371
*Hollen, Richard H. (Hollen & Mas- sen), 1030 National Life Bldg. Ran. 6890
Hollett, George L. Evanston, 111.
*Hollett, R. P. (Hollett, Sauter & Hen- kel), 1401-4 Otis Bldg. Main 3044
Hollis, O. D. (Cowan & Hollis), 601-4 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3297
*Hollock, Roland M. 1037 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1394
*Hollv. Wm. H. (Mills & Holly), 828 Uni'ty Bldg. Cent. 1332. Aut. 43-012
Holman, John L. 1402, 8 S. Dearborn St. Cent. 866 and 868
Holmes, George B. 1418 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 1934
Holmes, Robert H. 316 Roanoke Bldg. Cent. 44
Holmes. Samuel S. 1501 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1228. Aut. 42-135
*Holmes, Thos. J. (Holmes & Mix), 412-35 N. Dearborn st. Cent. 4067
Holt, Alfred E. 1040 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3468
Holt, Wheeler & Sidley (Charles S. Holt. Arthur D. Wheeler and William P. Sidley), successors to the firms of Williams & Thompson and Williams, Holt & Wheeler, suite 1007 The Ta- coma Bldg. Main 2288
*Holt, Chas. S. (Holt, Wheeler & Sid- ley), 1007 Tacoma Bldg. Main 228.S
*Holt. Robt. N. 1040 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3468
*Holter, Nels J. 1311 Ashland Blk. Main 4221
Holton, Charles R. 1217 Westminster Bldg. Ran. 7520
Holton, Harry L 1225 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 3153
Honore, Adrian C. 721 People's Gas Bldg. Ran. 1789. Aut. 64-484
*Honore, Lockwood, Judge Circuit Court. Franklin 3015
Hood, Craig A. 519-58 W. Washington St. Cent. 3936, and Chicago Heights, 111. Tel. 160
Hood, Tames H. (Sass, Nicolai & Hood), 508 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3778
Hood, John D. 1727 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 4515
*Hoover, Jonas O. 512 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1450. Aut. 41-613
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Hoover, Jose W. 1409 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 7400
♦Hoover, Loring R. Asst. Corporation Counsel. Main 447 and 512 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1450. Aut. 41-613
Hoover, S. N. Mercantile Blk. Aurora, 111.
*Hopkins. Albert J. (Hopkins, Peffers & Hopkins), 616 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Main 3146 and 2949 ■*Hopkins, Albert L. 925 The Temple. Main 181
Hopkins, Alvah S. 315 W. Washington St. Main 1654
Hopkins. Byron M. 1102 Schiller Bldg. Cent. 5882. Aut. 42-857
Hopkins, Francis A. (Brown, Hopkins, Nissen & Sprinkle), 1124 Monadnock Blk. Har. 292
*Hopkins, Jacob H. Judge Municipal Court. Franklin 2684
Hopkins, James S. Master in Chancery U. S. District Court (Hopkins Pef- fers & Hopkins), 616 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Main 3146 and 2949
Hopkins, John L. 1407 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 1601. Aut. 61-131
Hopkins. L. M. 1014-5 S. Wabash av. Ran. 2352
*Horgan, Charles (Bailey, Horgan & Sullivan), 521 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5819. Aut. 41-243
*Horner, Henry, 821 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 339. Aut. 30-642
Horner. Wilbur N. 1317 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 4470. Aut. 41-906
*Hornstein, Leon, Asst. City Corpora- tion Counsel. Main 447
Horton, Frank L. Law Dept. Swift & Co. Yards 4200
*Horton, Judge Oliver H. 1523 Insur- ance Exchange Bldg. Wabash 1974. Aut. 580-332
Horton, Walter S. 135 Park Row. Wa- bash 2200
Hosier, Wiley E. 1709 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 7300
Hosmer, E. D. (Died Aug. 28, 1912.)
*Hostetter. Earl D. (Brundage, Wilker- son & Cassels), 1145 The Rookerv. Wabash 2571. Aut. 53-930
Hostetter, S. E. 6233 Monroe av. Mid- way 2826
Hotchkiss, Miley E. 249 Railway Ex- change Bldg. Har. 189. Aut. 63-908
Hough, George H. (Anderson & Hough), 1108 Association Bldg. Ran. 726
♦Houlihan, Francis J. (Rosenthal & Kurz), 1104 Rector Bldg. Cent. 2561. Aut. 61-851
Hou?e, Arthur A. 1509 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1550
*Houston. John W. 1031-6 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 5312. Aut. 44-345 Houze, Elmer E. 601-21 N. La Salle
St. Main 261 *Hovey, Fred B. 1201-6 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 440. Aut. 42-418 Howard, Celia M. 675 Federal Bldg.
Har. 4700 Howard, Einar C. (Rankin, Howard &
Donnelly), 606 118 N. La Salle st.
Main 3037 ♦Howard, Hans L. 810 Corn Exchange
Bk. Bldg. Main 5100 Howard, Hubert (Haase & Howard),
1124 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3971 Howard, John Corse, 1321 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 1603 Howard, Martin, 857 Belden ave. Lin- coln 4048 *Howe, Beverly W. 45 Dearborn St.
Sta. Har. 3690 ♦Howe, Herbert D. (Glennon, Cary,
Walker & Howe), 520, 536 La Salle
St. Station. Wabash 4200 Howe, Robert E. 2017 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 1471 Howe, Samuel J. 1502-3 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 2305 ♦Howe, Thos. F. (Howe, Fordham &
Kreamer), 806 Hartford Bldg. Ran.
3668 Howell, James W. 629 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1150 Hower, Peter J. 1928 Insurance Exch.
Bldg. Wabash 272 Hoy, Alfred C. 42 Borden Blk. Ran.
5108 Hoy, Charles Ross, 7811 Lowe av.
Stewart 3131 ♦Hoyne, Maclay, State's Atty. Cook
County, Criminal Court Bldg. Cent.
4870 ♦Hoyne, Thomas M. (Hoyne, O'Connor
& Irwin), 1007 Stock Exchange Bldg.
Main 692 Hoynes, William, 323 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 2722, and Law Department Uni- versity of Notre Dame, Ind. Hoyt, Frank W. 800-115 S. Dearborn
St. Cent. 6263 Hruby, J. O. Jr. (Zeman & Hruby),
810-25 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 3742.
Aut. 44-026 Hubbard, Albert G. 600 W. Erie st.
Dearborn 123 Hubbard, Jacob J. 800 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 10. Aut. 42-161 Hubliard, John D. 535 N. Dearborn av.
(Am. Medical Assn.) North 884 Hudson, Carleton, 734 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 3081 and 3082
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*Hudson, Chas. 1709 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 1037 Huening, Frank T. Asst. City Pros.
Atty. Main 447, and 71 Metropolitan
Blk. Main 1371. Aut. 31-092 Huey, John S. 1601 Title & Trust Bldg.
Ran. 4193. Aut. 41-327 Huff, H. T. 1027 Insurance Exchange
Bldg. Wabash 236. Aut. 54-639 *Huff, Thomas D. (Huff. Cook & Slot- tow), 832-36 Stock Exchange Bldg.
Main 1507 *Hughes, Chas. 815 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6565 Hughes, G. R. H. 1308 Washington
blvd. Haymarket 1133 Hughes, W. T. 1025 La Salle St. Sta.
Wabash 3210 *Hulbert, Alfred Roy, 1624 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 5226 *Hull, Morton Denison. 1206 Borland
Bldg. Cent. 6689 Hull, Walter S. 410-179 W. Washington
St. Main 88 Humburg, A. P. Atty I. C. R. R. 135
Park Row. Wabash 2200 *Hume, Frank L. (Thurman, Hume &
Kennedy), 1702 Majestic Theater
Bldg. Cent. 1558. Aut. 42-764 Hummel, Frederick E. Ashland av. cor.
Fulton St. West 1424 *Hummeland, Andrew, 401-58 W.
Washington st. Cent. 2591 *Hummer, John S. Master in Chancery
Superior Court, 710 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 592. Aut. 43-093 Humphrey, Arthur, Los Angeles. Cal. Humphrey. John, 1311 Ashland Blk.
Main 4221 Humphrey. John M. 718 Reaper Blk.
Ran. 1122. Aut. 48-464 Humphrey. Robert, 703 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 4880 *Humphrey, Wirt E. Master in Chan- cery Superior Ct. 1311 Ashland Blk.
Main 4221 Hunt, Earl O. 720 Western Union Bldg.
Wabash 700 Hunt, M. E. 524 National Life Bldg.
Cent. 4108-9. Aut. 30-840 Hunter, Wm. Boyd, 1118 National Life
Bldg. Cent. 3795 Hunting, Richard C. (Hunting &
Rehm). 1404 Association Bldg. Cent.
6520, 6521, 6522 Hupp, Frank L. 1504 Boriand Blk.
Ran. 1480 Hupp, Jacob M. 404-167 W. Washing- ton St. Franklin 200 *Hurd, Harrv B. (Pam & Hurd), 859
Rookery Bldg. Wabash 1094. Aut. 51-402
Hurford, Roland R. 510 Tacoma Bldg. Franklin 823. Aut. 34-804
Hurford, Samuel R. 510 Tacoma Bldg. Franklin 823. Aut. 34-804
Hurlburt, David (Hurlburt & Light- foot), 816 Association Bldg. Cent. 219
Hurlbut, Harry R. 1331 First Nat. Bl:. Bldg. Cent. 411. Aut. 42-502
Hurley, Frank J. 303 N. State st. Cent. 842
Hurley, Timothy D. 820 Unity Bide. Ran. 3277
Hurtubise, J. E. 1829 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 1257
Huss, Eugene, 1404 Association Bldg. Cent. 6520, 6521, 6522
Huss, Matthew J. (Died Nov. 7, 1912.)
*Hussey, Franklin B. 1334 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2792. Aut. 43-431
Huszagh, Harold D. 712 Chi. Opera House Bldg. Main 2903. Aut. 34-181
*Huszagh, Rudolph D. 712 Chi. Opera House Bldg. Main 2903. Aut. 34-181
Huszagh, Victor L. 712-32 N. Clark st. Main 2903. Aut. 34-181
Hutchins, Dimmitt C. (Hutchins & Rip- pel), 1014 Association Bldg. Cent. 582
*Hutchins, James C. Atty. Illinois Trust & Savings Bk. room 5. Wabash 4u60
Hutchins, Paul V. 2738 Ballou st.
*Hutchinson. A. K. 1137 The Rookerv. Wabash 2571. Aut. 53-930
*Hutchinson, Charies G. 506-7 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Cent. 5669. Belmont 2706
Hutchinson, Everett R. 19 W. Huron st.
Hutchison, Tames F. 810 Tacoma Bldg. Franklin 948
*Hutson, Willis H. (Mather & Hut- son), 901-4 Otis Bldg. Main 1476
*Huttmann, Henry W. (Huttmann. Butters & Carr), 1518-20 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 4915. Aut. 53- 501
Huttner, Robert L. 1420 Ashland Blk. Cent. 6748. Aut. 48-896
Huxley, Henry M. 715 Monadnock Blk. Har. 4621
Huxmann, Paul J. 226 Reaper Blk. Ran. 2907
Hwass, Lauritz P. (Hwass & Luebeck), 510 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1306
*Hyde, Chas. Cheney, 711 Merchants'
L. & Trust Bldg. Cent. 2446 *Hyde, James W. 1407 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 1601. Aut. 61-131
Hvde, John, 510 Corn Exchange Bk.
Bldg. Franklin 230 *Hvzer, Edward M. 502-226 W. Jack- son blvd. Wabash 3408
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Icelv, Albert E. 182-2 Commercial Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 348 and 3981 *Ickes. Harold L. (Richbera:. Ickes &
Richberg), 1304 Rector Bldg. Ran.
470 Ida, Arthur C. 1200-76 W. IMonroe st.
Cent. 6002 *Igoe. M. L. 1201 Title & Trust Bldg.
Ran. 440 *Iles. Robert S. (lies & Martin), 702
Rector Bldg. Ran. 6169 Iliff, George F. 352 N. Michigan av.
Cent. 4009 Immel, Joseph P. 1003 Schiller Bldg.
Ran. 1940. 1941. Aut. 4.3-372 Immenhausen, Herbert G. 1502 Borland
Bldg. Ran. 599 Ingraham. A. H. 725 Wenonah av. Oak
Park. 111. Oak Park 3522-R Ine. Henry, 1824 S. Lawndale av. Lawn- dale 6483 Ingram. J. E. 1410-69 W. Washington
St. Cent. 1991. Aut. 41-460 Ingram, Tr. J. E. 1418 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1934 *Innes, Alexander J. 1600 Westminster
Bldg. Ran. 2124 and 5653. Aut.
63-073 loas, Charles, 306-339 S. Wabash av.
Har. 3707. Aut. 68-612 Irose, Joseph D. 1313 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 228 Irose. Paul, 1622 Unity Bldg. Aut.
41-281 Irrmann, John A. 723-118 N. La Salle
St. Franklin 2114 Irvin. William, 3802 Forest av. Douglas
9443 ♦Irving, S. C. (Simmons 8z Irving),
1652 Otis Bldg. Main 1488 *Irwin. Harry D. (Hoyne. O'Connor &
Irwin). 1007 Stock Exchange Bldg.
Main 692 *Irwin, Roval W. (Irwin & Koralski).
1909 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran.
3887 ♦Isaacs, Martin J. Master in Chancery
Superior Court (Silber, Isaacs, Sil-
ber & Woley), 1023 Home Ins. Bldg.
Cent. 6144 Isham. Lincoln & Beale, 1700-72 W.
Adams st. Ran. 425 Israel. Fred, 1407 Kesner Bldg. Ran.
4661 ♦Ives. Morse, 1317 Ashland Blk. Cent.
6544. Aut. 41-985
Jacker, Richard J. 1102 Monadnock Blk. Har. 5656
*Jackson, Charles H. (Burke, Jackson & Burke), 1002 Hartford Bldg. Cent. 413 and 5296. Aut. 43-902
Jackson, David H. (Chipman & Jack- son), 1206 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 287
Jackson, Jr., Edwin D. 432 National Life Bldg. Ran. 3338
Jackson. Elmer E. (Dent & Jackson), 610 Portland Blk. Cent. 1274
Jackson, Fred D. 1317 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 4470. Aut. 41-906
*Jackson, John L. (Adams & Jackson), 1147 Monadnock Blk. Har. 146. Aut. 64-759
Jackson, Leigh H. 1009 Cham. Com- merce. Main 3989
♦Jackson, Samuel Spencer, 940 Com- mercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 6960
♦Jackson, Samuel W. 901-179 W. Wash- ington St. Main 4793. Aut. 36-496
Jackson, Walter M. 309 Reaper Blk. Cent. 381. Aut. 44-711
Jackson. Wm. A. 1001 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3670
Jackson, William H. 5726 Monroe av. Hyde Park 3631
♦Jacobs, Laurence B. Asst. U. S. Dist. Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700
Jacobs, ^I. M. (Jacobs & Turney), 1234 First. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 7540
♦Jacobs, Walter H. (Winston, Pavne, Strawn & Shaw), 1400 First Nat. Bk. Bldg Cent. 828
Jacobson, David, 806-36 W. Randolph st. Cent. 4580. Aut. 44-726
Jacobson, John, 5451 Rice st. Austin 10971
Jacobsen, John N. Jr. 1628 N. Halsted St. Lincoln 708
Jacobson, Lewis F. (Heldman, Jacob- son & Grafif), 1016 The Temple. Franklin 3520. Aut. 51-622
Jafife, Jacob H. (Maddock & Jaffe),625 New York Life Bldg. Ran. 1048. Aut. 32-008
Jaffe, Julius, Asst. City Pros. Atty. Main 447. and 616 Reaper Blk. Ran. 3846. Aut. 42-683
Jaffie. Louis, 430-7 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 248. Aut. 42-794
James. Robert J. 5-226 W. Jackson blvd. Wabash 3408
♦Jameson. John A. (Hinman & Jame- son), 43 Borden Blk. Ran. 3779
Jamieson, Gerald W. Madison, Wis.
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*Jamieson, Stillman B. Master in Chan- cery Circuit Ct. 1506 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1607. Aut. 44-597
Jamieson, W. S. 940 The Rookery. Wa- bash 3814. Aut. 52-142, 52-143
*JampoHs. Robert R. 309 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 3012
Jandus, Cyril R. Chief Clerk Probate Ct. Franklin 3015, and 910 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 2330
*Janiszeski, Frank H. 901-179 W. Wash- ington St. Main 4793. Aut. 36-496
Janowicz, Stephen, 508 Ashland Blk. Cent. 608. Aut. 47-406
Jarecki, Edmund K. 1012 Rector Bldg. Ran. 2675
Jaros, Ferdinand W. 58 Borden Blk. Cent. 2813. Aut. 41-562
♦Jarrell, James T. (Jarrell & McNeil"), 1317 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 4470. Aut. 41-906
*Jarrett, D. I. (Deming & Tarrett), 1508 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1550
*Jarvis, Wm. B. 304 Strauss Bldg. Main 2505. Aut. 36-323
Jayne, Lawrence, 1200 Westminster Bldg. Cent. 1091
*Jedlan, John W. (Jedlan & Stelk\ 728 Reaper Blk. Cent. 5764. Aut. 44-367
*Jefferson, C. S. 1335 Railway Exchange Bldg. Har. 6162
*Jeffery, James C. (Jeffery & Campbell), 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307. Aut. 44-680
*Jeffreys, Ivor, 1007 Tacoma Bldg. Main 2288
*Jenkins, Geo. R. 1311 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 6098
Jenkins, William, 1352 Otis Bldg. Main 1134
*Jenks, Anson B. 1308 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 2573
Jenks, Chancellor L. 1101-4 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 1107
Jenks, Charles B. 2101 Majestic The- ater Bldg. Ran. 6984
*Jennings, Everett. Asst. State's Atty. Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870. and (Jennings & Fifer), 1501-4 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 3031. Aut. 47-148
*Jennings, Wm. A. 510 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 2611. Aut. 43-297
Jerka. Daniel S. 722 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3748
*Tetzinger. David, 1612 Ashland Blk. "Cent. 5903
Jewett, Samuel R. 437 The Rookery. Wabash 4477
Jirka, Harold W. 1335 Railway Ex- change Bldg. Har. 6162
*Job, Fred W- 832 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 8271. Aut. 61-284
Jochum, Jr. J. H. 832 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 3271. Aut. 61-284
Johns, Luther L. 723 Monadnock Blk. Har. 20
Johnson, Alton F. 232 N. Halsted st. Monroe 3500
Johnson. Alex F. 1222-24 Unity Bldg. Cent. 2343 Aut. 43-809
Johnson, C. Helmer, 315-179 W. Wash- ington St. Main 1347. Aut. 34-151
Johnson, Clarence J. 4749 Magnolia av.
*Johnson, Elwyn H. 1212 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent, 813
*Johnson, Edwin' L. 1605 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 406
Johnson, Francis Emil, 1420 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 6832
*Johnson, Frank Asbury, 5817 Monroe av. Hyde Park 69
Johnson, George C. 1125-27 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 2849
^Johnson, George E. Q. (Smietanka, Johnson, Molthrop & Polkey), 610 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 3296, 3297
Johnson, H. McClure. 1620 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Main 1995
Johnson, T. Arthur, 610 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 3296 and 3297
*Johnson, Julius A. 1115-112 W. Adams St. Ran. 3552
Johnson, Loomis C. St. Louis, Mo.
Johnson, Nels J. 1031 Unity Bldg. Cent. 5312. Aut. 44-345
Johnson. Peter J. 61-106 N. La Salle st. Main 3004
Johnson, Reginald E. 204-184 W. Wash- ington St. Franklin 1019
Johnson, Robert P. 2808 Diversey av.
Johnson, Rush Benjamin, 45 Dearborn Station. Har. 3690
*Johnson, Stewart, 301-69 W. Washing- ton St. Ran. 2707 •
Johnson, Theodore, 1227 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 517
*Johnson, Thomas J. Asst. Atty. San- itarv District. Wabash 1320, and 615 Ashland Blk. Ran. 3418
Johnson. Walter M. (Bull & Johnson), 1113 The Rookery. Wabash 1676
*Johnson, W. O. 1113 The Rookery. Wabash 1676
*Johnson, Wm. Daniel, 1002-19 S. La Salle St. Ran. 4861. Aut. 31-220
Johnson, Wm. H. 429 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 1629
Johnson, Wm. M. 1011 Ashland Blk. Cent. 2341. Aut. 41-427
Johnson William S. 657 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2232
Johnson, Wm. W. 720 W. 12th st. Haymarket 8778
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Johnston. Bernard F. 901 Hartford
Bldg. Cent. 7088. Aut. 43-659 ♦Johnson, Chas. C. (Lackner, Butz,
Von Ammon & McGregor), 901 Title
& Trust Bldg. Cent. 696-G97. Aut.
41-532 *Johnston, Edward R. (Gregory, Pop-
penhusen & McNab). 1103 Title &
Trust Bldg. Ran. 1660 and 1661. Aut.
41-452 *Johnston, Jr. Frank. Asst. State's Atty.
CriminarCourt Bldg. Cent. 4870 *Johnston. IMorris L. 1007 Stock Ex-
ch.-inge Bldg. Main 692 Johnston, Wm. M. (Wm. M. & Wm. S.
Johnston), 53 Metropolitan Blk. Main
4106 Johnston, Wm. S. (Wm. M. & Wm. S.
Johnston), 53 Metropolitan Blk. Main
4106 Johnston, Wm. Walter. Lebanon, Pa. *Johns*one. Frederic Bruce (Runnels,
Burrv & Johnstone), 925 The Temple.
Main 181 Jonas. Edgar A. (Jonas & Hess). 1313-
19 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 226, 227,
228 Jonas, Sigmund S. (Jones & Freudlich),
406 The Temple. Franklin 2979 Jones. Carroll H. 404 Royal Ins. Bldg.
Wabash 3347 Jones. Chas. J. Asst. County Atty. 507
County Bldg. Franklin 3015 Jones, David B. 1111 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 1429 *Jones, De Witt C. (Tones, Kerner &
Posyic), 402 Rector Bldg. Ran. 6634 Jones. Don K. 900-226 S. La Salle st.
Wabash 2868 Jones. Edward A. 1307 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 273 Jones, Edward D. 5944 W. Erie st. Jones, Edward G. Jacksonville, Fla. Jones, Edward J. 1102 Karpen Bldg.
Har. 4117-8 *Jones, Frank H. Secretary Continental
& Coml. Trust & Savings Bk. Ran.
4606 Jones, Frederick A. 908-175 W. Tackson
blvd. Wab. 940. Aut. 580-358 Jones, George B. 1445 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 283. Aut. 64-553 Jones, Grahame. London, England Jones, Harrison F. 7th floor McCormick
Bldg. Har. 5115 Jones, John G. 3717 Armour av. Jones, Nicholas R. 1400 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 4282 *Jones, Nathaniel M. 1201 Merchants L.
& T. Bldg. Cent. 2338 Jones, Roland, 7300 Yale av. Went-
worth 6412
*Jones, S. Minot, 1415 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 2822
Jones, Thomas D. 1111 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 1429
Jones, Walter D. 310 Reaper Blk. Ran. 2357 Aut. 48-339
*Jones, W. Clyde (Jones. Addington, Ames & Seibolt), 1610 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 45
Jonesi, Wm. A. 918 Cham. Commerce Bldg. Main 2449. Aut. 32-310
Jordan, Isaac M. 815 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 5763. Aut. 62-559
Jordan, Frank T. 506 Rector Bldg. Cent. 707
Josenhans, Edward, 6158 S. Halsted st. Normal 2505
Joseph, Jesse A. 1014 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 6435, 6436. Aut. 43-078
Jouvenat, Charles, 44-112 N. La Salle St. Main 5368
Joyner, Albert B. (Ammen. Streyck- mans & Joyner), 800 Schiller Bldg. Ran. 6714 and 6715
*Tudah, Noble B. (Judah, Willard, Wolf & Reichmann), 1501 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Franklin 205. Aut. 54-656
*Judah, Jr. Noble B. (Judah, Willard, Wolf & Reichmann), 1501 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Franklin 205. Aut. 54-656
Judd, Edward S. 2d floor 40 N. Dear- born St. Cent. 24. Aut. 42-767
Judy, G. Thomas, 401 E. Ohio st. North 4091
*Julien, B. Francis, 517-192 N. Clark st. Main 1310
Junkin, F. T. A. 1011 Railway Exchange Bldg. Har. 4910
Jurgens, Otto W. (Wyman, Jurgens & Carpenter), 1409 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 7400
Juul, Herbert V. (Juul & Juul), 916 As- sociation Bldg. Ran. 3732
Juul, Neils (Juul & Juul), 916 As- sociation Bldg. Ran. 3732
Juul, Roy A. (Juul & Juul), 916 As- sociation Bldg. Ran. 3732
K
Kadow, Z. H. Asst. City Pros. Atty.
Main 447, and 27-154 W. Randolph st.
Franklin 2310. Aut. 31-048 Kagy, David D. (Harris, Dodds &
Kagy), 1317-24 Unity Bldg. Cent.
2018 Kahane, Benjamin B. 1808 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 3167 and 2573
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Kahn, Harry (Kahn & Murphy), 9154
Commercial av. South Chicago 176 *Kahn. Julius M. 309 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 3012 Kahn, Louis (Kahn & Murphy), 9154
Commercial av. So. Chicago 176 Kahn, Louis L. 906-6 N. Clark st.
Franklin 3230. Aut. 31-670 *Kaiser, William E. 1602 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 2058. Aut. 52-878 *Kales. Albert Martin (Kales. Kelly &
Hale), 1616 Marquette Bldg. Cent.
5136 Kallum, Fred T. E. Commercial Bank
Bids.. Blue Island. B. L 294 Kampmeier, Ernest O. 1317 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 4470 Kanaley, Byron V. 208 Cham. Com- merce. Main 171 Kandlik, George, 512-40 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 6757 Kandlik, Ludmil, 2361 Milwaukee av.
Humboldt 1689 Kane, John H. 64-54 W. Randolph st.
Cent. 5394. Ant. 44-410 Kane, Robert J. 21 S. La Salle sl. Cent.
3189 *Kannally, M. V. (Burton, Kannally &
Megan), 1620 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1490 *Kaplan. Jacob (Kaplan & Kaplan),
1105 Ashland Blk. Ran. 4962. Aut.
43-366 *Kaplan, Nathan D. (Kaplan & Kap- lan), 1105 Ashland Blk. Ran. 4962.
Aut. 43-366 Kappes, Leo J. 3160 N. Clark st. Lake
View 1575 Kapsa, L. A. 37-45 Metropolital Blk.
Main 2662. Aut. 33-635 Karasek, Ferdinand J. 910 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6630. Aut. 44-007 *Karcher, George H. with Central Trust
Co. Bank. Ran. 2976 Kasan, Marcus, 610-12 Reaper Blk. Ran.
3330 Kasmar, Gerard A. 715 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6575 *Kasper, Fred J. (Pain, Campbell &
Kasper), 1301 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 266 and 267 Kaspers, Lambert, 808-167 W. Wash- ington St. Main 4084 Kastner, Miles E. 212-136 W. Lake st.
Main 4473. Aut. 34-649 *Katz, Jacob (Whiteside & Katz), 1514
Association Bldg. Ran. 3509 Kaufmann. N. A. 409 Ashland Blk.
Main 981 Kaufman, O. M. (Plotke & Kautfman),
803 Opera House. Main 3232
Kavanagh, Chas. J. 1213 Tacoma Bldg. Franklm 342
*Kavanagh, Marcus, Judge Superior Ct. Franklin 3015
Kaveney, M. W. 527 Reaper Blk. Cent. 2578. Aut. 48-364
Kay, Fred H. 1411 Ashland Blk. Cent. 45. Aut. 41-607
Kealy, Eugene P. 1124 National Life Bldg. Cent. 310
Kearney, Peter E. 3500 W. Congress st. Kedzie 7589
*Kearns, Hugh J. Judge MunicipaP Court. Franklin 2684
*Keats, Harry G. Asst. to Judge Pro- bate Ct. Franklin 3015. Local 85. Res. Tel. Austin 20414
Keck, Hiram L 1006-179 W. Washing- ton St. Alain 4166
Keedy, Edwin R. N. W. Law School, 3d fl. 31 W. Lake st. Ran. 4377
Keefe, W. B. 900 The Temple. Mairt 3815. Aut. 51-107
*Keehn, Roy D. 1151 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 85
Keeler, Harris S. 315 Plymouth Ct. Har. 8260
Keeley, Wm. E. 802-118 N. La Salle St. Main 3111. Aut. 32-313. Midway 642
Keenev, J. P. 3159 Michigan av. Doug- las 3342
Keeney, Perry H. (Calhoun, Lyford & Sheean), 940 The Rookery. Wabash 3814. Aut. 52-142, 52-143
Kehoe, Arthur T. Probate Court clerk's office. Franklin 3015
*Kehoe, John E. 1334 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2792. Aut. 43-431
Kehoe, Miles, 1358 S. Ashland av. Ca- nal 261
Keith, Edwin D. 59 Elm st. North 3732
Kelleher, D. C 445 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 4078. Aut. 33-686
Keller, Albert H. 433 S. Wabash av. Har. 2711
Kelley, Edward J. 1005 Unity Bldg. Ran. 3203
Kelley, Edward J. 3345 Park av. Ked- zie 9252
Kelley, Joseph L. 805-10 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Main 5100
*Kelley, Phyllis M. Probate Ct. Frank- lin 3015. Local 68
Kellogg, Robert D. 1108 Fisher Bldg. Har. 7748. Aut. 61-402
*Kelly, Augustus, 816 National Life Bldg. Ran. 6144, 6145. Aut. 30-285
*Kelly, Edmund P. 1011 The Rookery. Wabash 1203
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Kelly, Edward P. 612-186 N. La Salle
St. Franklin 315 Kellv. George A. 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 ♦Kellv. George T. (Kales, Kelly & Hale), 1616 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 5136 Kelly, Jas. J. 1001 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 1489. Aut. 47-337 Kellv, John J. M. 1308 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 364 Kendall, Arthur J. 622 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 5925 Kendall, Geo. M. 622 Reaper Blk. Cent.
5925 Kendall, Wm. 450 Rookery Bldg. Wa- bash 2880 Kennard, J. A. 20 E. Goethe st. Dear- born 6324 ♦Kennedy, Henry H. (Moses, Rosenthal & Kennedy), 600 to 614 The Temple. Main 365. Aut. 51-449 Kennedy, James F. 1646 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 272 Kennedy, Thomas C. (Thurman, Hume & Kennedy), 1702 Majestic Theater Bldg. Cent. 1558. Aut. 42-764 Kennedy, Wm. A. 235 N. Sacramento
blvd. Kent, Wm. W. 35-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 1275 Kenyon, Moses D. 2026 W. Madison st.
West 279 *Keogh, Jas. B. (Keogh & Fairbank), 1004 Merchants' Loan & Trust Bldg. Cent. 1217 Keogh, Thomas J. Armour & Co. Union
Stock Yards. Yards 4100 Keough, Francis M. 1418 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6421 *Keough, W. C. H. 1518 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 245. Aut. 42-886 Kerber, Louis H. Jr. 1912 North Amer- ican Bldg. Cent. 3717 Kerley, L. R. WOd Harris Trust Bldg.
Cent. 4164. Ran. 5106. Aut. 58-343 Kern, Jncob J. (Kern & Clare), 1, 4-54
W. Randolph st. Ran. 194 Kerner, Otto ('Tones, Kerner & Posvic),
402 Rector Bldg. Ran. 6634 Kerr, Robert D. 804 City Hall. Frank- lin 2684 ♦Kerr, Robert J. (Kerr & Kerr), 860
115 S. La Salle st. Main 1550. ♦Kerr, Samuel (Kerr & Kerr), 860-115
S. La Salle st. Main 1550 Kerr. William Dunton, 860-115 S. La
Salle St. Main 1550 ♦Kcrsten. George, Judge Criminal Ct.
Franklin 3015 Kesler, Edward C. 1522 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 5116. Aut. 42-052
Kessler. Fred J. 3418 W. Fullerton av.
Belmont 500 Kettenhofen, Clemens B. 431-4 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 4564. Aut. 33-G44 Kettles, Arthur W. 800 Schiller Bldg.
Ran. 6714, 6715 Keves, Carlyle (Follansbee & Keyes),
1510-19 S. La Salle st. Cent. 3551 ♦Kies, William S. 45 Dearborn Station.
Har. 3690 Killelea, Geo. W. 821 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 339. Aut. 30-642 ♦Kimball, Elmer Allen, 1301 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 6799. Aut. 81-083 Kimball. George D. 1701 105 S. La Salle
St. Cent. 2252 Kimball, George T. 326 Postal Telegraph
Bldg. Har. 1748 Kimbark, D. Avery (Heren & Kim- bark), 1205 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 446 ♦Kimbell. R. G. 3538 Fullerton av. Bel- mont 3955 King, Albert A. 406-25 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 676. Aut. 41-088 King, Chas. H. (King, Lamb & Gage), 1311-12 Hartford Bldg. Cent. 692. Aut. 43-898 ♦King, Christopher (Culver, Andrews & King). 912, 916 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 668, 669 and 670. Aut. 32-001 King. Florence, 1652-3 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 2899 King, Franklin C. 1872 Clybourne av.
Lincoln 281 King, Geo. G. (Parker & King), 1240
Marquette Bldg. Cent. 2090 ♦King, Hoyt, 1601 Title & Trust Bldg.
Ran. 4193 ♦King. Tohn C. fjohn C. & W. J. King), 505-58 W. Washington st. Cent. 1929. Aut. 42-371 King, Tr. John C. 505-58 W. Washing- ton St. Cent. 1929. Aut. 42-371 King, Robert A. Milwaukee, Wis. ♦King, Samuel B. 1329 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 411. Aut. 42-502 King, Simeon W. 957 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 2358 ♦King, William J. (John C. & W. J. King). 505-58 W. Washington st. Cent. 1929. Aut. 42-371 Kinne, Harry C. 1406-7 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 40.3. Aut. 41-117 Kirk. Charles C. 537 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 5829. Res. Seeley 2713 ♦Kirk. Walter C. (Armour & Co.), U.
S. Yards. Yards 4100 Kirk-land. Lloyd G. 1601 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 4193. Aut. 41-327
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*Kirkland, Weymouth (Rose, Symmes
& Kirkland), 1510 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 1863. Aut. 42-335 *Kirkman, ^I. J. 1409 Tribune Bldg.
Ran. 3171 Kixmiller, Wm. 1720 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 4950 Klarkowski. Stanley H. 210 Home
Bank Bldg. Milwaukee and Ashland
avs. Monroe 1052 Klawans, Julius R. 1305 Otis Bldg.
Main 4198. Aut. 31-275 Kleeman. Benton F. 1004 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4234 Klein, John P. 816 Ashland Blk. Cent.
6807. Aut. 44-421 *Klein, Leo. 1907 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 2063 *Klein, Wm. M. (West & Eckhart).
1340 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 646.
Aut. 41-174 *Klenha, Joseph Z. (Smejkal, Klenha &
Krasa), 720 Reaper Blk. Cent. 7070 Kline. Eugene F. (Felsenthal & Beck-
with), 810 Chi. Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 711. Aut. 41-141 *Kline, Julius Reynolds, 1418 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 6421 Kline, Wilson L. 1206 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 287 Kloss, Edward T. City Atty. Chicago
Heights, 111. Tel. 616 Klotz, Charles A. 824 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 5500 *Knapp, Kemper K. (Knapp & Camp- bell), 700 Com'l Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran.
400 Knauer, Roy E. 6168 Evanston av.
Edgewater 1011 *Knecht. Otto G. 611 Roanoke Bldg.
Cent. 2912 *Knecbt, Samuel E. Sec'y State Bank
of Chicago, Trust Dept. Washington
and La Salle sts. Franklin 684 Knight, Harrv D. 1317 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6544. 'Aut. 41-985 Knight, Percy M. with Fort Dearborn
T. & S. Bk. Ran. 4301, and 9144
Commercial av. So. Chgo. 1146 *Knight, Stephen C. 604-35 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 3036 *Knight, Thomas D. 1411 Hyde Park
blvd. Knobel, John Esher, 700 Harvester Bldg.
Ran. 2644 Knox. Loren H. 45-138 N. La Salle.
Franklin .322 *Knox, Samuel Frank (Knox & Hamil- ton), 415 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran.
558. Aut. 41-975 *Knudson, Charles S. 1603 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 2848. Aut. 44-265
Kobick, Henry G. 5426 Justine st.
Yards 4337 *Koch, Michael, 614 Stock Exchange
Bldg. ^lain 3385 *Koch, Richard A. (Koch, Leedle &
Rapp), 710-25 N. Dearborn st. Cent.
3771. Aut. 43-323 Kochka, Norbert F. 612 Reaper Blk.
Ran. 3330 *Kocourek, Albert, 84 E. Lake st. Cent.
715. Aut. 43-553 Koebel, Martin C. (Campe, Koebel &
Mechling), 420 Ashland Blk. Cent.
5210. Aut. 41-609 Koehler, Philip. 318-118 N. La Salle st.
Main 4490 Koenigsberg, Samuel, 1002 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 334 *Koepke, Charles A. (Tatge & Koepke),
903 Schiller Bldg. Cent. 1392. Aut.
41-732 *Kohlsaat, Christian C. Judge U. S. Cir- cuit Ct. of Appeals. Har. 4700 *Kohlsaat, Edward C. (Calhoun, Lyford
& Sheean), 940 The Rookery. Wa- bash 3814. Aut. 52-142, 52-143 Kohn, Estelle R. New York City, N. Y. Kohn, Joseph, 504 Chicago Opera House
Blk. Main 248. Aut. 32-429 Kohn, J. Louis, 3158 W. 12th st. Gar- field 3950 =^Kolar, Otto L. 1001-167 W. Washing- ton St. Main 3598 Kolb. Robert F. 903 Schiller Bldg. Cent.
1392. Aut. 41-732 Kolb, Theodore A. 801 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 5354. Aut. 42-973 Kolm. Charles W. 1415 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 2822 Kompare, Ralph F. 217-9206 Commercial
av. S. Chicago 705 *Kompel. Morris (Shaeffer, Kompel &
Rosenberg), 1006 Ashland Blk. Ran.
3176. Aut. 41-727 *Kopf, Wm. P. Asst. Secy. Continental
& Commercial Trust & Savings Bk.
Ran. 4606 *Koraleski. Frank W. (Irwin & Kora-
leski), 1909 City Hall Square Bldg.
Ran. 3337 Koretz, Leo, 1000 Rector Bldg. Ran.
5241. Aut. 63-387 *Korn, Isaac E. 1002 Ashland Blk. Cent.
334 *Korshak, !Mi."x M. Asst. Corporation
Counsel. Main 447 Kositchek, Leo S. 1600 Am. Trust Bldg.
Cent. 2780 Koskoba, Edward C. Chicago Title &
Trust Co. Cent. 4880 Kracke, Arthur M. 1011 Rookerv. Wa- bash 4136
5i»
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♦Kraft, Albert A. 1037 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3878. Aut. 43-247 Kraft. Arthur C. (Kraft & Kraft),
1408 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 6045.
Aut. 48-472 ♦Kraft. Fred W. (Kraft & Kraft), 1408
Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 5045. Aut.
48-472 *Kraft, F. Wm. 1037 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3873. Aut. 43-247 Kraft, J. Henry, Asst. City Pros. Atty.
Main 447 Kralovec, Anna M. 2418 S. Central Park
av. Lawndale 2772 Kralovec. Emil G. 2128 Blue Island av.
Canal 1152 Kralovec, Geo. W. 2011 Laflin st. Canal
4358 and 4359 Kralovec, Otto J. 2128 Blue Island av.
Canat 1152 Kramer, Charles, 1412 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1973 Aut. 52-243 Kramer, Henry J. 1407 Bryan av. Kramer, Leo Joseph (Thompson, Kra- mer & Thompson), 809-12 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 2687. Aut. 41-337 Krasa, Adolph J. (Smejkal, Klenka &
Krasa), 1825 Blue Island av. Canal
431 Kratky, Alexander S. 1648 S. 40\h av.
Lawndale 3188 *Kraus, Adolph (Kraus, Alschuler &
Holden), 1230-48 Tribune Bldg. Cent.
1825 Kraus, Samuel, 1340 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 646. Aut. 41-174 Krause, John Jacob (Krause Savings
Bank), 1341 Milwaukee av. Haymar-
ket 527 Krause. John O. (Krause Savings
Bank), 1.341 Milwaukee av. Haymar-
ket 527, 528 *Krauss, Max, 1.511-12 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 4092 Kreamer, Ernest L. (Howe, Fordham &
Kreamer), 806 Hartford Bldg. Ran.
3668 Kreitzer, John L. 140 S. State st. Cent.
5082 *Kremer, Charles E. (Kremer & Green- field) (Admiralty), 1016 Insurance
Exchange. Wabash 3742. Aut. 580-
449 Kremer, Frederick M. 920 The Rook- ery. Wabash 1800 *Krctzinger, Geo. W. (Kretzinger &
Kretzinger), 919 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 242. Aut. 64-588 Kretzinger, Jr. Geo. W. (Kretzinger &
Kretzinger), 919 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 242. Aut. 64-588
*Kriete, Geo. H. 1601-6 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 170 *Kriete, Frank L. 600 W. Washington
St. Haymarket 4126 Krimbill, Walter M. Asst. U. S. Dis- trict Atty. Har. 4700 Krinker, Herman L. 410-179 W. Wash- ington St. Main 88 Krinsky, Harry H. 716 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 2776 Krinsky, Lazarus, 822 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 237. Aut. 72-748 Kromenaker, George A. 3765 Lincoln
av. Lakeview 926 *Kropf, Oscar A. (Paden & Kropf),
1928 Insurance Exchange. Wabash
272. Kropf, Richard E. 1518 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 2510, 3511. Aut. 34-525 Kropf, Victor G. 1021 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Cent. 5430 Kroupa, Joseph J. 720 Reaper Blk. Cent.
7070 Krueger, Nathan L. 600 Washington
blvd. Haymarket 4126 Krumsieg, Fredk. E. 1532 N. Wood st.
Humboldt 1276 Kruse, Simon (Kruse, Peden & Mer- rick), 809-12 City Hall Square Bldg.
Ran. 2687. Aut. 41-337 Kubitz, Edward H. 701-3 Stock Exch.
Bldg. Main 4854. Aut. 33-855 *Kuebler, George J. 720 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 6816 Kuetemeyer, Harry W. 822 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 1856 Kuettler, Theodore J. 2067 N. Mozart
St. Humboldt 6026 Kuhn, Frank C. 36 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 3837. Aut. 31-595 Kull, Frederick (McCabe, Cloyes &
Kull), 705 Cham. Commerce. Main
2194 *Kumler, Preston (Bentley, Burling &
Swan), 1201-203 S. Dearborn st. Har.
1283, 1284, 1285 Kurrie, Harry R. 1422 Transportation
Bldg. Har. 3309 *Kurz, Adolph (Rosenthal & Kurz),
1104 Rector Bldg. Cent. 2561. Aut.
61-851 *Kusswurm, Ernest G. 716-718 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 2776 Kwasigroch, Julian, 1518 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 245. Aut. 42-880 Kyriakopoulos, Nicholas, 1307-8 West- minster Bldg. Ran. 6561
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La Buy, Joseph S. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 La Buy, Michael A. 915 Milwaukee av.
Haymarket 3280 La Buy, Walter J. Asst. City Atty.
Main 447, and 2nd floor 167 N. Clark
St. Ran. 2349 Lace, John. 612-105 S. Dearborn st.
Cent. 3496 *Lacey, Wm. J. 910 Title & Trust Bldg.
Ran. 342 and 343. Aut. 44-453 Lackey, Henry W. 6104 Washington av.
Midway 3102 *Lackner, Francis (Lackner, Butz. Von
Ammon & McGregor), 901 Title &
Trust Bldg. Cent. 696 and 697. Aut.
41-532 Ladouceur, Joseph J. 7955 S. Peoria st.
Wentworth 7650 La Grou, Simon, 1016 The Temple.
Franklin 3520. Aut. 51-622 Lahlum, Edwin S. A. 1509 Ashland
Bldg. Ran. 1550 Laiblin, Wm. 10 S. Wabash av. Ran.
2714 *Lake. Albert E. 1009 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Ran. 3031 Lake, John E. Grinnell, la. Lake, William A. Grinnell, la. Lakey, A. S. 813 Ashland Blk. Ran.
734 Lallv. John H. 812 Ashland Blk. Ran.
882 Lally, John Hugh, 916 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1567. Aut. 42-595 Lamb, Carl S. (King. Lamb & Gage"),
1311-12 Harttford Btdg. Cent. 692.
Aut. 43-898 *Lamb. Wm. E. (Cassoday, Butler,
Lamb & Foster), 1414 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 6808 and 6809 Lambert. George H. 61 E. Monroe st.
Ran. 3097 Lambert. James K. (Halev, Lambert &
Smith), 506 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent.
5669 *Lambert, S. E. (Lambert & Hanley),
1410 Otis Bldg. Main 4015 *Lamborn, Charles W. 1515-111 W.
Monroe st. Ran. 901 Lammers, Frank T. 1124-431 S. Dear- born St. Har. 4265. Aut. 67-857 La Monte. Wm. O. 811 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 3489. Aut. 44-576 L'Amoreaux, Paul C. (Mullen &
L'Amoreaux), 832 National Life Bldg.
Cent. 4068
Lanaghen, Gideon F. (Walther & Lan-
aghen), 410-16 Teutonic Bldg. 179 W.
Washington st. Main 88 Lancaster, Edwin G. 75 Metropolitan
Blk. Franklin 351. Aut. 31-222 Landes, Joseph H. 523 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 6952 and 6954. Aut. 41-927 Landis, Kenesaw M. Judge United
States District Ct. Har. 4700 *Landon, Benson, 1320 Westminster
Bldg. Cent. 444 Landsberg, Isaac. 1208 N. Western av.
Humboldt 5661 Landt, Chas. C. La Porte, Ind. Lane, Chas. 815-118 N. La Salle st.
Main 4020. Aut. 33-824 Lane, Ray E. (Balcomb, Lane & Mc-
Grath), 506 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent.
1299 and 5087 Lane, Wallace R. (Parkinson & Lane),
1620 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 398 Lang, Raymond H. 2054 W. Chicago
av. Humboldt 24 Langer, Irvin J. 714 City Hall Square.
Ran. 6575 *Langhenry, Godfred. 519-58 W. Wash- ington St. Cent. 3936 Langille, Allister S. (Cruice & Lan-
gille), 1231-38 Unity Bldg. Cent.
1799. Aut. 42-843 Langtry, Ernest, Asst. State's Atty.
Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870 *Langworthv, Benjamin F. 1140 First
Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 360 Langworthy, L. B. 706-230 S. La Salle
St. Wabash 860. Aut. 51-732 *Lannen, Thomas E. (Lannen & Hick-
ey), 1027 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent.
6156 *Lantry, Thomas B. 814-16 The Rook- ery. Wabash 424. Aut. 52-497 Lantz, Walter A. 600-164 W. Washing- ton St. Main 3571 Laramie, T. Fred 1011-12 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 2341. Aut. 41-427 Larkin. Bernard T. 607 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 393 *Larmer, Paul, 421 The Temple. Main
3910 Larsen, James, 5535 Ellis av. Lasker, Isidore. 1009 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 1139 Lasley. Ansel M. 437 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 3618. Aut. 31-739 Laslev. Frank A. 437 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 3618. Aut. 31-739 Lassow. Albert H. Minneapolis, Minn. *Latham, Carl R. (Alden, Latham &
Young), 1104-11 Corn Exchange Bk.
Bldg. Main 3129 Lathrop, Gardner. 1011 Railway Ex- change. Har. 4910
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Latimer, Jonathan G. (Hiner. Bunch &
Latimer), 1717 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 3711 Latimer. Joseph W. 336 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 4128 Latshaw, Henry C. 15 N. 5th av.
Frankhn 1 Lauer, Charles F. West Pullman, 111. Laughlin, Daniel F. 1520 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 1042. Aut. 54-271 *Lauman, Charles N. (Lauman & Lau-
man), 60-54 W. Randolph st. Cent.
2813 *Lauman, Geo. V. (Lauman & Lau- man), 60-54 W. Randolph st. Cent.
2813 *Launder, Walter D. 1217-39 S. La Salle
St. Cent. 1407. Aut. 32-184 Laventhal. J. M. (Laventhal & Rosinia),
616 Reaper Blk. Ran. 3846. Aut. 42-
683 *Lavery, Richard J. 1047 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 1792 Lavery, Urban A. 1913 Harris Trust
Bldg. Cent. 6731 Laverv. Wm. J. 418 McCormick Bldg.
Har. 6365 Lavin, Frank P. 1609 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 2052. Aut. 580-363 Lawler, Joseph H. 816 New York Life
Bldg. Ran. 4974. Aut. 33-001 ♦Lawless, Thomas J. 1230 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 1825 *Lawlor, Edwin D. 1320-123 W. Madi- son St. Cent. 3607. Ran. 4054 Lawrence. John H. 1406 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 5844 Lawson, Wm. C. U. S. District Atty.'s
Office. Har. 4700 *Lawton, Wm. M. 1002 Association
Bldg. Ran. 4861. Aut. 31-220 Leach, Howard E. 1612 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5903 *Lcach, Thos. A. 903 Schiller Bldg.
Cent. 1089 Leahv. Jas. J. 1400 Title & Trust Bldg.
Ran. 609. Cent. 5076 *Leake, Joseph B. 810 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 254 Le Bosky, Jacob C. 820-24 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 3640. Ran. .3277 Ledbetter, Frederick F. 1206-112 W.
Adams st. Ran. 2489 Lederer, Charles CAdler & Lederer),
1305 Otis Bldg. Main 4198. Aut.
31-275 *Lee. Bernard L. (Lee & Lee), 1303-19
S. La Salle st. Ran. 2898 *Lee, Blcwett, 135 Park Row. Wabash
2200 Lee, Clyde D. (Lee & Lee), 1303-19 S.
La Salle st. Ran. 2898
*Lee, Edward T. (Dean of The John
Marshall Law School), 209 Portland
Blk. Cent. 4669 Lee. Howard G. 500 Royal Ins. Bldg.
Wabash 3347 Lee, John H. (Dyrenforth, Lee, Chrit-
ton & Wiles), 1508 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 6585 *Lee, John H. S. (Musgrave, Oppen-
heim & Lee), 905 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 732, 733. Aut. 41-115 Lee, John M. (Lee & Bode), 410 Title
& Trust Bldg. Cent. 2139 and 5379 Lee, John W. 604-166 W. Washington
St. Franklin 2060 *Lee. Lester E. 1313-19 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 227 *Lee, Robert E. 605 Ashland Blk. Ran.
3430. Aut. 42-247 Leech, Charles H. 840 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 3008 *Leedle, John W. (Koch, Leedle &
Rapp), 710-25 N. Dearborn st. Cent.
3771. Aut. 43-323 Leemon, Harry C. 9206 Commercial av.
So. Chicago 5902 and 5813 *Leffingwell, Frank P. 1207 Merchants
Loan & Trust Bldg. Cent. 977 Lefkow, Alphonse, 310 Portland Blk.
Ran. 3200. Aut. 48-270 *Legg, Chester Arthur, 63 Board of
Trade. Har. 6481 Lehner, John C. 2005 Irving Park blvd.
Graceland 4208 Leighton, George W. 6518 Kimbark av.
Hyde Park 5048 Leinen, Oscar E. 613-40 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 2354 *Leman, Henry W. 1209 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 477 Lempke, Wm. E. 1303 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1800 Lcnnards, Frank H. 901-2 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 4700. Aut. 41-312 Lenox, Jr. Tohn K. 1121 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 4540. Aut.
580-402 *Leonard, Frank R. 1132 American
Trust Bldg. Ran. 2175 Leonard, Morris G. (Smith & Leonard).
58-106 N. La Salle st. Main 4486 and
90. Aut. 34-652 Lesch, Roy N. 705-140 S. Dearborn st.
Cent. 6762. Aut. 64-217 Lctton, H. W. 1435 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 1760. Aut. 580-483 *Lcvcring Benj. (Levering & von
Rcinspcrg), 1624 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 996 Levey, Harry E. Los Angeles, Cal.
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*Levin, Jacob (Foreman, Levin & Rob- ertson), 819-823 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 237. Aut. 72-748 *Levinson, Harry C. (Sabath, Levinson
& Stafford), 1016-29 S. La Salle st.
Ran. 5165 and 5166. Aut. 36-371 *Levinson. Morris K. 1909 Harris Trust
Bldg. Cent. 4164. Ran. 5106. Aut.
58-343 *Levinson, Salmon O. (Newman.
Northrop, Levinson & Becker), 823
Cham. Commerce. Main 1122. Aut.
31-279 *Levisohn, Arthur A. (Levisohn &
Levisohn), 607-9 S. La Salle st. Cent.
4952 and 4595. Aut. 33-674 Levisohn, Sol (Levisohn & Levisohn),
607-9 S. La Salle st. Cent. 4952.
Aut. 33-674 Levit, Lewis D. 906 Straus Bldg. Frank- lin 3230. Aut. 31-670 Leviton, Charles, 1212 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 5165 Levy, Daniel Albert (Levy & O'Don-
nell), 601-5 City Hall Square Bldg.
Ran. 1105 *Levy, David R. Asst. City Atty. Main
447, and 1030 Tribune Bldg. Cent.
5000. Aut. 48-152 *Levy, Harry H. (Levy & Levy), 801-
25 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 3326. Aut.
44-089 Levy, Henry (Levy & Levy), 801-25 N.
Dearborn st. Ran. 3326. Aut. 44-089 Levy, Jacob (Brady & Levy). 306 Chi.
Opera House Blk. Main. 915. *Levy, Louis, 1507 Ashland Blk. Cent.
2815. Aut. 43-592 Levy. Sidney E. 1313 Ft. Dearborn Bldg.
Ran. 227 *Levy, Sylvanus G. (Lipson & Levy),
1607 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 1596,
1597 LeWald. Arthur M. (Stahl & Le
Wald), 1109-11 Tacoma Bldg. Main
5147. Aut. 32-532 Lewe, John C. 223 W. Monroe st.
Franklin 440 Lewis, David R. Vice-Prest. Hibernian
Bk. Rector Bldg. Cent. 822 *Lewis. Harry A. (Ellis & Lewis),
1107-8 Chi. Title & Trust Bldg. ,Ran.
872. Aut. 41-453 Lewis, Howard W. 626 The Temple.
Main 1531 *Lewis, Irwin P. 513, 514 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 5049. Aut. 44-094 *Lewis, James Hamilton (Lewis, Fol-
som & Streeter). 1822 Commercial
Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 348 and 3981 Lewis, John, California Lewis, Joshua H. 1317-24 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 2018
Lewis, Roman G. Asst. City Pros. Atty. 604 City Hall. Main 447, and 1622 Unity Bldg. Cent. 2362. Aut. 41-281
Lewis. Walker O. 325 N. Cuyler av. Oak Park. Kedzie 2500, care Sears, Roe- buck & Co.
Lewis, W. Stevens (Stevens, Lewis, Cherry & Dole), 1004 Chi. Opera House. Franklin 1313. Aut. 31-437
Libonati. Michael E. 628 Reaper Blk. Ran. 4312
Lichtenberger, Bernard. 1009 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 5935
Lichtenberger. Edward L. 332 S. Sher- man St. Wabash 1495
Lidsky, Abraham, 707-9 Rector Bldg. Ran. 5626, 5627
Liesendahl, Carl, 901-4 Otis Bldg. Franklin 1411
*Liessmann, Elmer M. 1415 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 2822
Light. Judd B. 605 Ashland Blk. Ran. 3430. Aut. 42-247
Lighter, Samuel H. 702 City Hall
*Lightfoot. Ota P. Asst. City Pros. Atty. Main 447, and (Hurlburt & Lightfoot), 816 Association Bldg. Cent. 219
*Lighthall. Henry S. (Lighthall & Blake), 614-118 N. La Salle st. Main 2214 and 3077. Aut. 32-352
Lillard, Erwin R. 1313 Fort Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 228
Limbach, Julius. 1313 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 226, 227. 228
Linane, P. M. 2018 Sedgwick st. Lin- coln 7067
Linaweaver. Harry A. 1501 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1005. Aut. 42-135
^Lincoln, Walter K. (Stead. Lincoln & Fitch), 924-938 Otis Bldg. Franklin 376 and 377
Lind, Fred A. 900 The Temple. Main 3815. Aut. 51-107
Lindas, Andrew E. 105-64 W. Randolph
St.
Linden, James, Walkerton, Ind. Linden, Robert J. San Francisco, Cal. Linder, Charles P. 311-25 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 7192-3. Aut. 42-478 Linderholm, Ernest Arthur, 1140 First
Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 360 Lindhout, D. K. (Lindhout & Lindhout),
Chicago Heights, 111. Tel. 568 *Lindhout. J. C. K. (Lindhout & Lind- hout), Chicago Heights. 111. Tel. 568 Lindley, Fred E. 531 Union Bldg. San
Diego, Cal. Lindley, Harold F. 722 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1322 Lindley, William O. 306 Portland Blk.
Ran. 40 and 41. Aut. 44-014
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Lindsay, James R. 513 Railway Ex- change Bldg. Har. 2957 Lindsav. Wm. J. 714 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 1083 Lindsev, Homer C. 233 W. 63rd st.
Normal 6247 Lindskog. Thomas, 1201-6 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 440 Ling, John, 1004-179 W. Washington st.
Franklin 1201 Link, Emil F. 617 Ashland Blk. Ran.
5160. Aut. 44-123 Linker, Meyer, 833 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 2266. Aut. 44-243 Linthicum, Chas. C. (Linthicum, Belt &
Fuller), 715 Monadnock Blk. Har.
4621 Lippner, M. 917 Ashland Blk. Ran.
2505 *Lipson, Isaac B. (Lipson & Levy),
1607 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 1596
and 1597 Lisack, Joseph, 7th floor Karpen Bldg.
Wabash 1320 Little, Andrew W. 1501-105 W. Monroe
St. • Cent. 1900. Aut. 58-201 Little, Charles G. 810 Borland Bldg.
Ran. 2223 Little. Roscoe E. 2618 N. Sacramento av.
Belmont 7478 *Litzinger, Edward R. (Litzinger, Mc-
Gurn & Reid), 716 National Life
Bldg. Cent. 3030. Aut. 30-388 Liver. Tohn L (Gillam, Stead & Liver),
726 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4941.
Aut. 43-570 *Livingston, Alfred (Gorman, Pollock,
Sullivan & Livingston), 729 Stock
Exchange Bldg. Main 2584. Aut.
34-056 Livingston, Irvin L (Livingston, Bach
& Livingston), 721 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 3747-48-49 Livingston, Sigmund (Livingston, Bach
& Livingston), 721 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 3747-48-49 Lloyd, Herbert R. 1506 Tribune Bldg.
Ran. 4281. Aut. 43-742 Lloyd, Wm. Bross, 1641 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 1864 Lobell, Frederick J. 4224 Grand blvd.
Drexel 3247 Lockart, Mont. G. 905 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 732. Aut. 41-115 Loeb, Henry K. 805 Ft. Dearborn Bldg.
Cent. 578. Aut. 52-062 Loeb, Isaac A. 322 Ashland Blk. Ran.
671. Aut. 41-967 Loeb, Sigmund E. 4838 Cottage Grove
av. Oakland 45 LoeflF, Morris, 610 Hartford Bldg. Cent.
5494
Loehr, Karl C. 30-138 N. La Salle st.
Main 584 Loehr, Leon L. The Merchants Loan &
Trust Co. Adams and Clark sts. Ran.
2119 Loehwing, Marx, 901-179 W. Wash- ington St. Main 4793. Aut. 36-496 *Loesch, Scofield & Loesch (Frank J.
Loesch, Timothy J. Scofield, Charles
F. Loesch, James Stillwell, Robert W.
Richards), 1540 Otis Bldg. Main
4365 and 4366 *Loesch, Chas. F. (Loesch, Scofield &
Loesch), 1540 Otis Bldg. Main 4365
and 4366 *Loesch, Frank J. (Loesch, Scofield &
Loesch), 1540 Otis Bldg. Main 4365
and 4366 *Lowenstein, Ludwig, 1224 Milwaukee
av. Monroe 4123 *Lowenstein, Sidney, 3-40 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 6695 Loftus, Clarence J. 1020 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 398 Logeman, John H. 28 E. Jackson blvd.
Har. 32 Logic, Alfred E. Wilmette, 111. Tel.
238 Lonergan, John M. 628 Reaper Blk.
Ran. 4312 Long, Albert S. 706 The Rookery. Wa- bash 1504. Aut. 51-410 Long, Elwyn E. 407 Ashland Blk. Cent.
376. Aut. 41-448 Long, Jesse R. (Castle, Williams, Long
& Castle), 816 National Life Bldg.
Ran. 6144, 6145. Aut. 30-285 Long, Theo. K. 4823 Kimbark av.
Drexel 1412 Long, Wm. H. 412 Home Insurance
Bldg. Ran. 4734 Longenecker, Joel F. 1122 Merchants L.
& T. Bldg. Ran. 1157. Aut. 54-334 *Longenecker, Rolla R. 725 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 3090. Aut. 31-
250 Loomis, Fred S. 1012 Rector Bldg. Ran.
2675 *Lord, Frank E. 1011 The Rookery.
Wabash 4136 *Lord, John S. 1334 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg.. Cent. 2792. Aut. 43-431 Lord, Maurice F. 1304 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 470 *Lorenz, James N. 1124-431 S. Dearborn
St. Har. 4265. Aut. 67-857 Lorenz, Julius M. 1044 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 2211. Cent. 3511. Aut. 44-181 Losey, Jr. L. L. 908 Insurance Exchange.
Wabash 940 Losey, Jr. L. L. 1103 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 863
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Loskill, Peter W. 11950 Union av. W.
Pullman 4071 Lott, Arthur E. 1331 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 411. Aut. 42-502 Lotz. Rudolph Wm. 1601 McCormick
Bldg. Har. 1808 *Loucks, Chas. O. (Atwood. Pease &
Loucks), 1213 Tacoma Bldg. Main
394. Franklin 342. Aut. 82-651 *Loucks, Vernon R. (Atwood, Pease &
Loucks), 1213 Tacoma Bldg. Main
394. Franklin 342. Aut. 32-651 *Louer, Albert S. (Ringer, Wilhartz &
Louer), 724 American Trust Bldg.
Ran. 6543 *Lounsbury, Ralph R. 1407 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 1601. Aut. 61-131 Love, Stephen, 802 Ashland Blk. Ran.
5540 Love, W. Arthur, 1306 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 6450 *Lovire, Frank Mac D. 612 Cham. Com- merce. Main 1152 Lowe. William B. 214 W. Madison st.
Main 1889. Aut. 31-575 Lowenhaupt, Jesse, 1212 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 5165 Lowell, Joseph Reed, 933 Edgecomb pi. *Lowenthal, Fred (S. L. & Fred Low-
enthal), 704 Chi. Opera House Blk.
Main 2870. Aut. 31-875 *Lowenthal, Leo B. 615 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3418 *Lowenthal, Solomon L. (S. L. & Fred
Lowenthal), 704 Opera House Bldg.
Main 2870. Aut. 31-875 *Lowes. Francis M. (Rice, Lowes &
O'Neil), 1001-226 S. La Salle st.
Wabash 4138 Lowes, Geo. N. B. 1620 Corn Exch. Bk.
Bldg. Main 1995 *Lowy, Chas. F. (Winston & Lowy),
437-44 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main
3618, 3619. Aut. 31-739 Loy, Chas. E. 1310-123 W. Madison st.
Cent. 3607. Ran. 4054 *Luby, Oswald D. 804 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 3845-6 Lucas, J. Gray, 403-118 N. La Salle st.
Franklin 2727 Lucas, John Newell, 731 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 5139. Aut. 43-301 Lucius, Albert E. (Lucius & Lucius),
1315 Nat. Life Bldg. Cent. 1548 Lucius, Edward B. (Lucius & Lucius),
1315 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 1548 Ludden, Geo. W. 1123-7 Chi. Stock Ex.
Bldg. Franklin 1825 Luebeck, Edward H. (Hwass & Lue-
beck), 610 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1306
Lumbard, Samuel J. (Lumbard, Swenie,
Monahan & Harris), 822 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 1856 Lumby, Oscar M. 510-118 N. La Salle
St. Main 4282. Aut. 32-335 Lund, Hj aimer C. R. with Chi. Title &
Trust Co. Cent. 4880 *Lundahl, Herbert A. (Taylor & Lun-
dahl), 1212 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent.
810 Lunney, Thomas J. (Whalen & Lun-
nev). 1505 Old Colony Bldg. Har.
4290 Lupe, John J. 1002 Ashland Blk. Cent.
2881 *Lurie, Harry J. (Frank & Lurie), 1410
Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 4132. Aut.
41-387 Lusk, Chas. D. 517-118 N. La Salle st.
Main 2676 Lust, Geo. F. 800-115 S. Dearborn st.
Cent. 6263 *Lust, Herbert C. 846 Otis Bldg. Main
2099 *Luster, Max, 920-24 Unity Bldg. Cent.
5969 Luthardt, Wm. H. 505 City Hall. Main
447. Local 89. Lnthmers, Albert A. 1307-105 W. Mon-
roe-_st. Ran. 273. Aut. 58-319. *Lutkin, Harris Carman, 1502 Borland
Blk. Ran. 699 Lutz, Hugh P. Asst. U. S. Dist. Atty.
826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700 *Lyford, Will H. (Calhoun, Lyford &
Sheean), 940 The Rookery. Wabash
3814. Aut.. 52-142, 62-143 *Lyman, David B. (Lyman, Lyman &
O'Connor), 1610 Chi. Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 2597. Aut. 41-463 *Lyman, Jr. David B. (Lyman, Lvman
& O'Connor), 1610 Title & Trust "Bldg-
Ran. 2597. Aut. 41-463 Lyman, Francis O. 1308-69 W. Wash- ington St. Cent. 1818. Aut. 41-457 Lynch, Henry, 220 Aberdeen st. Lynch, Thos. G. 420 Reaper Blk. Cent.
4998 Lynch, Thomas J. 1002 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 334 *Lynde, Cornelius (Cassoday, Butler,
Lamb & Foster), 1414 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 6808, 6809 Lynn, J. F. 1616 Com. Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 4341 Lynn, Schuyler F. (Lynn & Baumer),
1411-12 Ashland Blk. Cent. 45. Aut.
41-607 Lyon, David J. 246 E. 32nd st. *Lyon, Jr. George W. (Flynn & Lyon),
539-41 The Rookery. Wabash 1350.
Aut. 51-750
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Lyon, Raymond C. 901-2 City Hall
Square BIdg. Ran. 4700. Aut. 41-312 *Lvon, Sidney, 1410 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 5130 Lyons, Edward J. 53-54 W. Randolph st.
'Cent. 2819. Aut. 44-194 Lyons, John C. 709 Harris Trust Bldg.
Cent. "805 Lyons, Michael, 1300-123 W. Madison
St. Ran. 7412. Aut. 30-594 Lyons. Robert L. 47-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 3109 Lyons, Thomas Cannon, 4549 Maiden st. Lytle, Tay C. 1311 Hartford Bldg. Cent.
'G92. " Aut. 43-898 Lytton, Arthur S. 1113 The Rookery.
Wabash 1676
M
McAnrow. John A. 322 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 671. Aut. 41-967 *McArdle, Ed^vard J. (McArdle & Mc-
Ardle). 1107-14 Stock Exchange Bldg.
Franklin 1178 *McArdle, Patrick L. (McArdle & Mc- Ardle). 1107-14 Stock Exchange Bldfe.
Franklin 1178 *McAulev, Henry S. 610 Portland Blk.
Cent. 1274 *McBean, A. J. F. 19-112 N. La Salle
St. Franklin 538 McCabe, James A. City Clerk's Office.
Main 447. Local 18 *McCabe, John R. (McCabe, Cloyes &
Kull), 705 Cham. Commerce. Main
2194 McCall, Sumner T. 1850 McCormick
Bldg. Har. 7989 McCallum. Wm. Wallace, 838 National
Li:'e Bldg. Ran. 1056 McCallv, Jay Clifford (Candlish & Mc-
Cally). lO'nO Westminster Bldg. Ran.
5653 and 2124. Aut. 63-073 *McCandless, Lewis W. (Harlan & Mc-
Candless), 1132 Marquette Bldg. Cent.
401 McCarthy, Alex. J. 3215 N. Halsted McCarthy. James, 1102 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 4121. Aut. 54-523 McCarthy, John W. 58-106 N. La Salle
St. Main 90 and 4486. Aut. .33-893 McCarthy. Joseph L. 40 S. Market st.
Main 711 McCarthy, Justin F. Asst. City Atty.
Main 447 McCarthy, Justin G. 1832 Wabash av.
Calumet 1482 McCarty. John F. 720-29 S. La Salle st.
Ran. 6816
McCaskill, Daniel (McCaskill & McCas-
kill), 1609 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent.
6061 *McCaskill, Oliyer Le Rov (McCaskill
& McCaskill), 1609 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 6061 McCaughan, Geo. E. 1025 La Salle St,
Station. Wabash 3210 McCaughan, Philip N. 1208 Michigan
av. Calumet 320 McCay, Howard W. 36-128 N. La Salle
St. Main 4007 McClellan, James S. 1630 Tribune Bldg.
Ran. 1806 McClellan. Thos. S. 83 Metropolitan
Blk. Main 2593 McCleneghan, Frederick, 1601 Masonic
Temple. Main 2918 *McClory, Frederick S. 804 Straus Bldg.
Franklin 147 McCloy, Robert E. 600 W. Washington
blvd. Haymarket 4126 McClure. John S. (Veirs & McClure),
1314 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 467. Aut.
41-097 McCoid, Arthur B. 606 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 184 *McConnell, H. M. 516 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 5713 McConnell, James S. 4359 Lake av.
South Side. Drexel 2838 McConnell, Samuel P. New York City McConoughey, A. M. 401 Tacoma Bldg.
]\Iain 3629 *McCord, Downer, 700-115 S. Dearborn
St. Cent. 997 *McCordick, Alfred E. 923 The Rook- ery. Wabash 228. Aut. 52-522 McCorkle, George Allen, 1509 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 5974 and 5975 McCormick, Howard H. (Bryan, Mc- Cormick & Wilber), 1512 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 4060 and 4061 McCormick, John A. Chicago Savings
Bk. & Trust Co. Cent. 7040. Aut.
44-124 McCormick, Jr. Robert Hall, 332 S.
Michigan av. Har. 8143 *McCormick, Robert R. (Shepard, Mc- Cormick & Thomason), 934-44 Tri- bune Bldg. Ran. 2929 *McCornack, Walter E. (McCornack &
Stevens), 956 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 2698 McCoy, Charles B. 504-117 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 5771 McCracken, A. H. 907 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 5372 *McCracken, D. Edward, 1201-4 Unity
Bldg. Cent. 2219 McCracken, Frank J. 1238 Norwood
av. Edgewater 3985
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*McCulloch, Catharine Waugh (McCul- loch & McCulloch), 1104 Merchants' L. & T. Bldg. Cent. 2386 and 2387
*McCulloch, Frank H. (McCulloch & McCulloch), 1104 Merchants' L. & T. Bldg. Cent. 2386 and 2387
McCulloch. Jesse H. 808 Unity Bldg. Cent. 1008
McDermott, Frank T. 1207 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1057. Aut. 41-402
*McDonald. Charles A. Judge Superior Court. Franklin 3015
McDonald, Francis A. 1444 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 1599. Aut. 42-639
McDonald, John P. (Meek & McDon- ald), 63-154 W. Randolph st. Frank- lin 3479
McDonald, L. A. 1320 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5721. Aut. 48-248
McDonnell, Jr. S. B. 510 Corn Exch. Bk. Bldg. Franklin 230
McDougall, John J. Los Angeles, Cal.
McDowell, Erwin, 1301 Unity Bldg. Cent. 6799. Aut. 81-083
McEachern, Donald C. 931-127 N. Dear- born St. Ran. 377 and 378. Aut. 47- 808
McElherne, D. T. 1301 Unity Bldg. Cent. 6799. Aut. 81-083
McElherne, Frank S. 1518 Ashland Blk. Cent. 245. Aut. 42-886
McElligott. Thos. G. 911 Unity Bldg. Cent. 3040
McElrov. John Howard, 1429 Monad- nock Blk. Har. 259. Aut. 61-047
McElwee, S. A. 3230 Forrest av. Doug- las 2614
McEnery, Thomas, 614 Stock Exch. Bldg. Main 3385
McErlean, Charles V. 5S0-115 S. La Salle St. Cent. 2375. Aut. 51-607
*McEwen, Willard M. (McEwen, Weis- senbach, Shrimski & Meloan), 1630 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 1806
McFadden, Chas. J. 1400 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 828
*McFadden, Everett R. Asst. Secretary Hibernian Banking Ass'n Rector Bldg. Cent. 822
McFadden, Hugh, 415-35 S. Dearborn St. Cent. 7014.
McFarland, James H. (Morgan, Mc- Farland & Goodman), 809-137 N. Clark St. Ran. 2735. Aut. 41-337
McGaffey, T. Wyatt, City Clerk's Office. Main 447. Local 18.
*McGilvray, D. H. (McGilvray, Fames & Maclean), 1010 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 2598. Aut. 44-525.
*McGinn, Frank P. 1118-25 National
Life Bldg. Cent. 3795. McGinlev, James E. 58-106 N. La Salle
St. Main 90. Aut. 33-893 *McGlasson, Oscar B. 203 N. Michigan
ave. Ran. 172. Res. Graceland 478. *McGonigle, M. B. (Everett & McGon-
igle), 806 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 3668. *McGoorty, John P. Judge Circuit
Court. Franklin 3015. McGovern, Francis W. 524 National
Life Bldg. Cent. 4108, 4109. Aut.
30-840 McGovney, Arthur W. 408 Roanoke
Bldg. Cent. 4525 McGowan. William R. 334 N. Pine av.
Austin, Chicago. Austin 11121 IMcGrath, Charles D. (Balcomb, Lane
& McGrath). 506 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 1299 and 5087 AIcGrath. Tames E. 51-138 N. La Salle
St. Main 2435. Aut. 31-947 McGrath, Thomas J. Blue Island, 111. *McGregor, Major (Lackner, Butz, Von
Ammon & McGregor), 901 Title &
Trust Bldg. Cent. 696 and 697. Aut.
41-532 McGrew. E. W. 135 Park Row. Wa- bash 2200 McGuigan, F. J. Minneapolis, Minn. INIcGurn, George W. (Litzinger, Mc-
Gurn & Reid), 716 National Life
Bldg. Cent. 3030. Aut. 30-388 *McGurren, Henry V. 31/2 City Hall.
Main 447. Local 157 *McHenry, Wm. C. 1639 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 2160 *McIlvaine, Alan C. Zane, Morse, Mc-
Kinney & Mcllvaine, 709-111 W. Mon- roe St. Cent. 805 Mcllvaine, Charles S. 1406-7 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 4864. Aut. 41-117 ^Mcllvaine, Wm. B. (Wilson. Moore &
Mcllvaine), 1605 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 406 Mclnerney, James S. City Prosecuting
Atty. 604 City Hall. Main 447 *McInerney, John L. 707-36 W. Ran- dolph St. Ran. 993 *McInerney, Jos. A. (Mclnerney, Power
& Byrnes), 922 Chi. Opera House
Blk. Main 1567 Mcintosh, Walter K. 31st st. and Ked-
zie av. Lawndale 4070 *McIntyre, George V. 928 New York
Life Bldg. Ran. .3320 McKay, Dwight, 421 The Temple. Main
3910. Asst. State's Atty. Cent. 4870 McKeag, James, 734 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 3081
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*McKeever, Buell (Isham, Lincoln &
Beale), 1700-72 W. Adams st. Ran.
425 *McKeever, Francis H. Atty. for Pub- lic Administrator 1008 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 7445 *McKeever, John A. (Musgrave, Op-
penheim & Lee), 905 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 732, 733. Aut. 41-115 IMcKellar. Archibald D. 1411 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 45. Aut. 41-607 McKenna, John E. 3837 Archer av.
Drover 626 *McKenna, Philip J. Asst. Corporation
Counsel. Main 447. Local 295 McKenna, Wm. C. (Cummins, Stearns
& Milkewitch), 421 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 828 *McKenzie, Wm. D. 700 Commercial
Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 400 *McKeown, John A. 1522 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 5075 and 5076 McKiernan, Joseph O. 605-19 S. La
Salle St. Cent. 7026 McKinlay, John, 219 W. Adams st.
Main 300 !\IcKinley, Archibald A. 72.0 Nat. Life
Bldg. Ran. 6816 *McKinlev, Charles F. 419 Roanoke
Bldg. Ran. 987 McKinley, Donald S. 1108 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 7445 McKinley, John P. (McKinley & Han- sen), 2nth floor Consumers Co. Bldg.
Har. 5558. Aut. 689-712 *McKinley, M. L. Judge Superior Court.
Franklin 3015 *McKin!ey, Wm. (McKinley & O'Hara),
720 Nat. Life Ins. Bldg. Ran. 6816 *McKinney. Hayes (Zane, Morse, Mc-
Kinney & Mcllvaine), 709-111 W.
Monroe st. Cent. 805 McLain, Harold O. 301 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 4776 McLaughlin, Ambrose, 334 Sherman st.
Wabash 1495 IMcLcan, Charles Forrest, 1041 Am.
Trust Bldg. Cent. 3396. Aut. 43-S96 McMahon, Arnold D. (McMahon &
Graber). 601 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1671.
Aut. 44-072 ♦McMahon, Daniel J. (McMahon &
Cheney), 1131-36 Unity Bldg. Cent.
2628. Aut. 42-391 ♦McMahon, Edmond, 605 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 3901. Aut. 42-978 McMahon, Frank J. 11840 Butler st.
W. Pullman 1652 McMahon, Geo. Asst. City Atty. Main
447, and 1617 Ashland Blk. Cent.
569
♦McMahon, J. K. 910 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 2085. Aut. 41-410 McManaman, John J. 1231 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 6806. Aut. 42-843 McManus, Robert C. Gen'l Atty. Swift
& Co. Yds. 4200. Cent. 6002 McAlaster, Dan R. (Passmore & Mc-
Master). 1744 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 1394 ♦McMath, James C. 1307 Mailers Bldg.
Ran. 6780 McMillan, Wm. T. 4126 Lake av. ♦McMurdy, Robert (Church & Mc-
Murdy), 1303 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 1800 ♦McNab, Joseph L. (Gregory, Poppen-
husen & McNab). 1103-69 W. Wash-
mgton St. Ran. 1660 and 1661. Aut.
41-452 ♦McNabb, Duane T. 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 McNalis, Andrew J. 410 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 2139, 5379 McNamara, Mark J. 1114 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1761. Aut. 44-222 McNeil, Oswell L. (Jarrell & McNeil),
1317 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 4470.
Aut. 41-906 McNeill, Edwin Ruthven, 803 Fisher
Bldg. Har. 3791. Aut. 64-646 McNett, Chas. S. 30-143 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 4371 ♦McNitt, IWillard Charles, 801 Home
Ins. Bldg. Cent. 5384 McNulta, Robert P. Seattle, Wash. McPherson, Donald F. 1007 Tacoma
Bldg. Main 2288 McRoberts, Josiah (Haynie & McRob-
erts), 915 Merchants' Loan & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 813 ♦McShane. James C. 822 N. Y. Life
Bldg. Cent. 515. Aut. 32-009 McShane, John R. 822 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Cent. 515. Aut. 32-009 McSherry, James Roger, Washington,
D. C. ♦McSurely, Wm. H. Judge D. Branch
Appellate Court. Ran. 5540 McTiernan, Edward, 1515-111 W. Mon- roe St. Ran. 901 ♦McWilliams, Benjamin (Taylor & Mc-
Williams), 515 Royal Ins. Bldg. Wa- bash 1246. Aut. 51-603 ♦McWilliams, Donald S. 1353 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 1361 McWilliams, Roy (Davis & McWil- liams), 544 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 4423
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Mabee, Alexander C. 1307-8 Westmin- ster Bldg. Ran. 6561
*Alabie, Abram E. 811-812 Ashland Blk. Ran. 882 and 935.
Macauley, John B. (Rector, Hibben, Davis & Macauley), 1958 McCormick Bldg. Har. 821
*MacChesney, Nathan W. (McChes- ney & Becker), 1321-4 Stock Ex- change. Franklin 357
MacCracken. Wm. P. 953 The Rookery. Wabash 220
Mach. Frank, 48-106 N. La Salle st. Main 1828. Aut. 32-383
Macintyre, William A. (Hill & Macin- tyre), 748 S. Halsted st. Monroe 6184. Douglas 6285
Mack, Conie W. (Wiley & IMack), 1408 Otis Bldg. Franklin 1448 and 1988
*Mack, Julian W. Judge U. S. Com- merce Court, Washington, D. C.
*Mack, Louis W. 1620 Corn Exch. Bldg. Main 1995
*Mack, Robert T. 1600 American Trust Bldg. Cent. 2780
*Mack, Thomas, 207 Cham. Commerce. Franklin 775 and 2247
*Mack, William J. 1230 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 1825
Mackay, George, 1210-105 S. La Salle st. Ran. 3389. Aut. 51-761
*Mackenzie, Rex (Wheeler, Shattuck & Newey), 1307 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1053
MacKinlay, Thomas E. 600 Washington blvd. Haymarket 4126
*Maclean, William H. (McGilvray, Fames & Maclean), 1010 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 491. Aut. 44-525
*MacLeish, John E. (Scott, Bancroft & Stephens), 1620 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Main 1995
Macmillan, Everett B. 5747 Prairie av.
Macomic, Chester A. 305-119 W. Madi- son St. Ran. 7479
*Macoii, Miles Seldon, 1216 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 1101. Aut. 54-669
MacPhail, Leland S. 632-29 S. La Salle St. Ran. 1718
MacPherson, Donald F. 1007 Tacoma Bldg. Main 2288
Macy, Wm. A. 304 National Life Bldg. Ran. 3663
Madden, Daniel L. 729-32 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 2584. Aut. 34-056
*Maddock, Thomas H. (Maddock & Jaffe), 625 N. Y. Life Bldg. Ran. 1048. Aut. 32-008
Madigan. John E. 1439 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 3441. Aut. 44-412 *Magee, Henry W. 803 Fisher Bldg.
Har. 3791. Aut. 64-646 Magee, Wayland Weels, 803 Fisher
Bldg. Har. 3791 Magnussen, Arthur H. 9154 Commercial
av. South Chicago 462 *Maguire, Philip J. (McGuire & Moo-
ney), 1124 Nat'l Life Bldg. Cent.
3795 Maher, Edward, 1517 Unity Bldg. Cent.
6930. Aut. 43-972 *]\Iaher, James, 702 Reaper Blk. Cent.
4996 *Maher, Michael E. Master in Chancery
Superior Court, 1420 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 367. Aut. 44-501 Maher, William J. 1617 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 569 Mahon, John F. 420 Ashland Blk. Cent.
5210. Aut. 41-609 Mahon, Joseph, 420 Ashland Blk. Cent.
5210. Aut. 41-609 Mahoney, Jonn A. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 Mahoney, John J. (Mahoney & O'Rior-
dan), 608 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1415.
Aut. 44-559 *Mahoney, Joseph P. (Rogers & Maho- ney), 1310 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent.
2643. Aut. 42-4.34 Mahony. Bernard J. Asst. State's Atty.
Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870, and
1207 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1057. Aut.
41-402 *Mahony, Charles L. 701 Cham. Com- merce. Main 1308. Aut. 34-543 Mahony. John, 401 Com'l Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 2367 *Mains, Fred 911 Steger Bldg. 28 E.
Jackson blvd. Har. 4262 Mains, Wesley H. 11340 Lothair av.
Morgan Park 1811 *Makeel, Frank E. 1644 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1391. Aut. 42-637 Malato, Stephen A. Asst. State's Atty.
Cent. 4870, and (Malato, Bauer &
Donoghue), 616 Ashland Blk. Cent.
679 Mallek, Leo S. 1909-12 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 3337 Mallory, Lucius W. 4430 ElHs av. Malloy, Dennis M. 814-16 The Rookery.
Wabash 424. Aut. 52-497 Malmberg, Emil J. 1320 Westminster
Bldg. Cent. 444 *Malmin, Lucius J. M. 1410 Harris
Trust Bldg. Cent. 4834. Aut. 57-332 Mamer, Jr. Christopher, 7th floor Kar-
pen Bldg. Wabash 1320
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Mancl, Frank J. 1834 S. Ashland av.
Canal 2230 Manheimer, Arthur E. 600 The Temple.
Main 365. Aut. 51-449 *Manierre, George W. (Holdom, Man-
ierre & Pratt). 1008 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 5959 Manierre, Louis, 416 Merchants' L. &
T. Bldg. Ran. 2721 Mankle. George, 1020 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 398 Mann, Donald H. (Calhoun, Lyford &
Sheean). 940 Rookery. Wabash 3814.
Aut. 52-142. 52-143 Mann, Edward L. 1350 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1100 and 4036 *Mann, James R. 1350 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1100 and 4036 Mann. Wm. B. Gen'l Atty. Cent. Union
Tel. Co. 212 W. Washington st. Tel.
Official 300. Local 597 *Mannhardt, Wm. 617 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 5160. Aut. 44-123 ♦Manning, Alfred E. (Underwood,
Harding & Manning), 1107 Tacoma
Bldg. Main 120. Aut. 31-839 Manning, John L. 35-143 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 1970. Aut. 42-580 Manning, W. C. J. 27 Metropolitan Blk.
Franklin 2310. Aut. 31-048 Maple, Wm. H. 42-128 N. La Salle st.
Main 2046 Mapledoram, Eugene C. 816 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 390. Aut. 44-421 March, Benjamin F. (Ela, Grover &
March). 1331 Unity Bldg. Cent.
4199. Aut. 43-667 March, C. C. 20-106 N. La Salle st.
Franklin 2388 Margolis, Bernard ,1314 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 467. Aut. 41-097 Markman, Samuel K. 1614 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 6710 Marks, Adolph, 22-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 3860 Marks, Louis H. 4331 Langley av.
Drexel 2486 ♦Markus, Joseph E. 926 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 5556 Marriott, Arthur C 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 Marriott, A. R. Vice-Prest. Chi. Title &
Trust Co. 69 W. Washington st. Cent.
4880 Marsh, Edwin F. with Continental &
Com'l IN at. Bk. Ran. 4606 *Marsh, John P. 1020 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 2187. Ran. 3501 Marshall, Edward, 1506-105 W. Monroe
St. Ran. 760 Marshall. Fred B. 604 Security Bldg.
Main 3559
Marshall, Henry W. 604 Corn Exchange Bldg. Franklin 3600
Marshall, John C. 70 E. 56th st. Engle- wood 8710
Marshall, John W. 1628-38 Unity Bldg. Ran. 738. Cent. 1295. Aut. 47-353
Marshall, L. K. 2021 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 3848. Aut. 580-359
*Marshall, Thomas, 650 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3928
Marshall, Wm. N. (O'Bryan & Mar- shall), 500 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 5501
*Marso, M. 1520-139 N. Clark st. Ran. 5885
*Marston, Amos W. 1212 Schiller Bldg. Ran. 1013. Aut. 42-390
*Marston. Thomas B. 901 Tacoma Bldg. Main 1153
*Martin, Albert, 845 Peoples Gas Bldg. Ran. 692
Martin, Alvah T. (Martin & Martin), 921 Schiller Bldg. Cent. 2236
*Martin, Amos W. (A. W. & Edward H. S. Martin), 707 Tacoma Bldg. Main 2084. Aut. 32-966
Martin, Anderson E. (Martin & Mar- tin). 921 Schiller Bldg. Cent. 2236
Martin, Andrew A. 303 N. State st. Cent. 842
*Martin, Charles. 1104-11 Corn Exch. Bk. Blk. Main 3129
Martin, Chas. C. 1801 City Hall Sauare Bldg. Ran. 1031
Martin, Edward H. S. (A. W. & Ed- ward H. S. Martin), 707 Tacoma Bldg. Main 2084. Aut. 32-966
Martin, Eunice D. 1706 Sunnyside av.
Martin. Miss Ellen A. (Perry & Mar- tin), 411-118 N. La Salle st.
Martin, E. T. 1008 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 2579. Aut. 41-451
Martin, George, 1313 S. 5th av. May- wood. Tel. 218
Martin. Geo. M. 1315 Cham. Commerce. Main 4204
Martin. George R. 820 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3593. Aut. 42-332
*Martin, Henry T. TPomeroy & Mar- tin), 1314 Fisher Bldg. Har. 2062
Martin, Hobart W. 803-417 S. Dearborn St. Har. 3698
='=Martin. Horace H. (Herrick, Allen & Martin). 1800 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4046
*Martin, Hugh T. 300-10 S. La Salle st. Franklin 3580
Martin. James C. Judge Municipal Ct. Franklin 2684
Martin. Leonard F. 700 Com'l Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Ran. 400
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Martin, Mellen C. 934 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 2929
*Martin, Robert D. (lies & Martin), 702 Rector Bldg. Ran. 6169.
Martin, Powell K. (Shaw & Martin), 703-36 W. Randolph st. Cent. 1914
Martin, Wm. L. 916-32 N. Clark st. Main 4352
*Martyn, Chauncey W. 934-72 W. Ad- ams St. Cent. 3304
Martz, Wm. H. Portland, Ore.
*Marvin, Arba Bryan, 1020 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 398
Marx, August, 93-154 W. Randolph st. Franklin 997
Marx, August R. 93-154 W. Randolph St. Franklin 997
Marx, Frederick Z. 1310 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 6563. Aut. 42-434
Marx, Jacob H. (Epstein & Marx), 707-9 Rector Bldg. Ran. 5626-5627
Marx, Walter, 1237 Arthur st. Rogers Park 7084
Marz, Jas. W. 947 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 2996. Aut. 61-837
*Mason, Chas. T. Master in Chancery Superior Court. 503 Cham. Com- merce. Main 2885
Mason, Frederic O. 1021 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 5430
*Mason, George A. 1508 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 1976
*Mason, George H. 1201 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 440
Mason, Henry B. (Mason Bros.). 4114- 16 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 2555. Aut. 42-509
Mason, Henry E. (Mason Bros.), 1114- 16 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 2555. Aut. 42-509
Mason, Lewis F. 402 The Temple. Main 4332. Aut. 58-282
*Mason. Roswell B. Master in Chan- cery Circuit Ct. 1010 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 6116. Aut. 62-230
*Mason, Wm. E. 402 The Temple. Main 4332. Aut. 58-282
Massen, John A. (Hollen & Massen), 1030 National Life Bldg. Ran. 6890
*Masters, Edgar L. 1311-12 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 1687
Masterson, Edwin F. 948 National Life Bldg. Ran. 5048. Aut. 31-769
*Mastin, George C. (Mastin & Sher- lock), 1106 Fisher Bldg. Har. 7748, 7749. Aut. 61-402
*Matchett, David F. Master in Chan- cery Superior Ct. 913-19 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 5256. Aut. 51-916
*Mather. Richard H. (Mather & Hut- son), 901-4 Otis Bldg. Main 1476
Mathias, Lee D. Asst. City Corporatiorr
Counsel. Main 447 Mathiesen, Wm. 926 Manhattan Bldg.
Har. 75 Matson, A. P. Clark (Cameron & Mat- son), 1415 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3916.
Aut. 41-871 *Matthews, Francis E. (Mayer, Meyer,
Austrian & Piatt), 16th floor Am..
Trust Bldg. Cent. 2780 *Matthews, Henry M. 1009 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 3989 ^Matthews, J. Scott. 1315 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1548 Matthews, Judd H. 809 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 2735. Aut. 41-337 Matthison, Julius C. 422 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 4998. Aut. 42-681 Matz, Bernard G. 8819 Exchange av. Matz, Carl D. 510-35 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 2607 *Matz, Rudolph (Matz, Fisher & Boy- den), 510 Portland Bldg. Cent. 2607 Maverick, Manton, Gen'l Atty. Conti- nental Casualty Co. 1208 Michigan av.
Calumet 320 Maxwell, T. G. 3672 S. Wabash av. *Maxwell, Wm. W. SOI Ashland Blk.
Ran. 5168. Aut. 41-361 Mav, Albert W. (Wilson & May), 1912
Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 3518 May, Jr. George T. (Force Bain &
May, Jr.), 1649 Monadnock Blk. Har.
792 May, John V. C. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Mayer, Edwin B. 1038-30 N. La Salle
St. Main 3470 *Mayer, Elias (Stein, Mayer & Stein),
1633 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3141.
Aut. 42-779 Mayer, Frank, with C. Title & Trust
Co. Cent. 4880 Mayer, Frederick, Bk. fl. Ashland Blk.
Ran. 561 *Mayer, Fred W. 624 Chicago Opera
House. Main 3688 *Mayer, Isaac H. (Mayer, Meyer, Aus- trian & Piatt), 16th floor. Am. Trust
Bldg. Cent. 2780 *Mayer, Lew (Mayer, Meyer, Austrian
& Piatt), i6th floor, Am. Trust Bldg.
Cent. 2780. Mayer, Theodore C. (Died Feb. 25,
1913.) Mayo, Arthur E. 207 S. Wabash av.
Har. 7316 *Meads, Albert H. (Meads & Ayer),
1314 Cham. Commerce Bldg. Main
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♦Meagher, James F. (Sears, Meagher & Whitney), 1500 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 3176 and 3177. Aut. 41-113
Meanor. Anson E. 903 Straus Bldg.
Franklin 1493. Aut. 34-752 ♦Mecartney, Harry S. (Oliver & Me- cartney), 714 Roanoke Bldg. Ran. 5038 and 5039 *Mecham, John B. Joliet, 111. *Mechem, John C. (Mechem & Bangs). 811 Harris Trust Bldg. Cent. 7020
♦Mechling. Edward A. (Campe. Koebel & Mechling), 420 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5210. Aut. 41-609
Mecklenburger, Albert F. 1610 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 45
Medaris, Wm. R. 1405 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 5748.
Meek, S. Mason (Meek & McDonald), 61 Metropolitan Blk. Franklin 3479
Meeker, Karl B. Tampa, Fla.
♦Megan. Charles P. (Burton. Kannally & Megan), 1620 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1490
Mehlhope, Clarence E. (Brown & Mehl- hope), 808 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 4.384. Aut. C7-468
*Meier, Christian, 614 Roanoke Bldg. Cent. 5787
Meier, Edward, 121 N. State st. Pri- vate Exch. 1
Meier, E. C. Frank, Asst. City Corp. Counsel. Main 447
*Meier, George J. 1610 Corn Exch. Bk. Bldg. Main 2491
Meier. Paul C. 614 Roanoke Bldg. Cent. 5787
Meier, Robert A. Jr. Chicago Heightb. Tel. 321.
Melick, Robert D. 1303 Rector Bldg. Ran. 6071
*Mellum. Horace J. 1214-332 S. Michi- gan av. Harrison 4120
Meloan, Wade W. (McEwen, Weissen- bach, Shrimski & Meloan), 1630 Trib- une Bldg. Ran. 1806
Melville. A. B. 017 Royal Ins. Bldg. Wabash 4271
Melville, Willis. 1031 Unity Bldg. Cent. 5312. Aut. 44-345
Melvin, George H. 4401 Oakenwald av. Kenwood 254
Mendel, Claire. 419-108 S. La Salle st. Main 395. Aut. 57-254
*Meneley, Harry W. 1642 W. Lake st. West 81
Menges, Paul O. 617 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 4095.
Menkin. Edward, 1206 Rector Bldg. Ran. 3545
Menn. Paul L. 819 New York Life Bldg. Ran. 4906
Menzel, Oscar, 829 Lawrence av. Cent.
220 Mensinger, George B. 610 City Hall
(Civil Service). Main 447 Mercer, Clarence E. (Mercer & Mer- cer), 525 Reaper Blk. Ran. 1047 Mercer, Thomas H. (Mercer & Mer- cer), 525 Reaper Blk. Ran. 1047 Merceret, H. J. 1526 S. Dearborn st.
Cal. 2069. Merensky, Joseph J. 1118 S. Albany av. *Mergentheim, Morton A. Asst City
Atty. Main 447, and 833 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2266. Aut. 44-243 Merriam, Joseph W. 360 E. Garfield
blvd. Merriam, Ralph, 846 Otis Bldg. Main
2099 Merrick, CHnton. 1301 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 415 ♦Merrick, George P. 1301 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 415 ♦Merrick, Roy C. (Kruse, Peden &
Merrick), 809-12 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 2687. Aut. 41-337 Merritt, Frederick. 125 W. Monroe st.
Ran. 2976. Aut. 51-141 Mesirow, Benjamin S. 309 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 3012, 3013 Messner, Ernest (Gallagher & Mess-
ner), 900-905 Boyce Bldg. Cent. 1289
and 1290. Aut. 43-988 Metcalf, Edwin S. 819 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 910 ♦Methven, Benjamin F. 4720 Kenwood
av. Metzen. John L. 1401-2 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 1121 Meusel. Oscar M. 829 Lawrence av.
Edgewater 2404 ♦Meyer, Abraham (Mayer. Meyer. Aus- trian & Piatt), 16th floor Am. Trust
Bldg. Cent. 2780 ♦Meyer. Carl (Mayer. Meyer, Austrian
& Piatt). 16th floor Am. Trust Bldg.
Cent. 2780 Meyer, Emil A. 68 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 4185. Aut. 36-274 ♦Meyer, George H. 720 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 2756 Meyer, Oscar, 721 Chgo. Opera House.
Har. 375 Meyer, Sidney B. 1511-14 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 6752 ♦Meyer, William C. 1301 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5451. Aut. 41-367 Meyerovitz, Harry J. (Schulman & Mey-
erovitz), 315-17 Ashland Blk. Ran.
646 Meyers, William P. 630-32 N. Qark st.
Main 3379
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Michael, Lester J. 724 Washington
blvd. Monroe 3000 Michal, Charles J. 909 City Hall Square
BIdg. Ran. 2330 *Michelet, Chas. J. 32-143 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 1970. Aut. 42-009 *Michels, Nicholas, Asst. Corporation
Counsel, 511 City Hall. Main 447 Mickey, Daniel M. 1525 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 6268 Micon, Samuel. 1628 Unity Bldg. Ran.
738. Aut. 47-353 *Mies, Frank P. (Beck & Mies), 614
Hartford Bldg. Ran. 3102 Mikitynski, Anthony I. 1316 N. Maple- wood av. Humboldt 2910 Milchrist, Frank T. (Milchrist & Mil-
christ), 1600 Westminster Bldg. Ran.
2124 and 1771. Aut. 63-073 *Milchrist, Thomas E. (Milchrist &
Milchrist), 1600 Westminster Bldg.
Ran. 2124 and 1771. Aut. 63-073 Milchrist, William A. 1600 Westminster
Bldg. Ran. 2124 *Milke\vitch, Isaac (Cummins, Stearns
& Milkewitch), 421 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 828 Millar, Chauncey M. 1222 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 1091. Aut. 43-809 Millar, James O. 19 E. Indiana st. *Millar, Robert W. 1210 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 2170 Millar. T. Scott, 1403 Morse av. Rog- ers Park 5302 Millar, W. Harrv F. 1024 N. Y. Life
Bldg. Cent. 313 *M''llard, Everett L. 1110 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1458 Millard, W. D. 1335 Railway Exchange
Bldg. Har. 6162 Miller, Albert G. 1601 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 4193. Aut. 41-327 *Miller, Amos C. (Miller, Gorham &
Wales), 1018-22 New York Life
Bldg. Cent. 5428, 5429, 5430 Miller, George A. 1522 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 4.3-629 Miller Geo. A. 928 Unity Bldg. Ran.
378. Aut. 47-308 *Miller, Geo. H. 1415 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 2822 *Miller, Geo. W. (Busby, Weber, Mil- ler & Robinson), 1639 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 2160 Miller, Harry B. 320 N. Howard av. *Miller. Henry G. (Whitman & Miller),
306 Portland Blk. Ran. 40 and 41.
Aut. 44-014 Miller, Henry N. (Miller & Schall),
518 Roanoke Bldg. Cent. S676. Ran.
189
Miller, James A. (Miller & Herr), 613-
14 Ashland Blk. Ran. 3417 Miller. J. Marion, 1445 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2231 *MilIer, Jay D. 600 W. Erie st. Dear- born 123 ♦Miller, John S. (Miller, Starr, Packard
& Peckham), 1522 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629 ♦Miller, Luther L. (Miller & Smith),
1515 Monadnock Bldg. Har. 2854 Miller, Mary E. 1644 Unity Bldg. Cent.
1391. Aut. 42-637 Miller, Oscar C 1714-17 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 4795 Miller, Richard H. C. 1525 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 2673. Aut. 44-208 Miller, Samuel A. 1014 Schiller Bldg.
Ran. 1026 ♦Miller, Walter J. 61-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 3004 ♦Miller, Wm. C. with State Bank of
Chicago, 203 Cham. Commerce. Frank- lin 684 ♦Miller, Wm. S. Atty. for the Northern
Trust Co. Main 5200 Milligan, F. F. 810 Corn Exchange Bk.
Bldg. Main 5100 Millner, Le Roy, C. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 ♦Mills, Allen G. 532 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 263. Aut. 64-679 Mills. Harrv M. 1025 La Salle St. Sta- tion. Wabash 3210 ♦Mills, Alatthew (Brothers & Mills),
602 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 5003 Mills, Wiley Wright (Mills & Holly),
828-37 Unity Bldg. Cent. 1332. Aut.
43-012 Milner, Robert S. Belle Plaine, la. Milroy. Charles E. 408 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 5550. Aut. 41-524 Miltimore. Max, 702 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 4854. Aut. 33-855 :\Iinaohan, Michael V. 6234 Madison av.
Midway 1112 Miner, Truman H. 1625 Harris Trust
Bide. Ran. 5226 Mindak. Peter P. Asst. U. S. Dist. Atty.
826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700 ♦Miroslawski, W. S. 2918 Milwaukee av.
Irving 1028 Mirus, James O. 4520 W. Harrison st.
Garfield 1650 Mitchell. Andrew, 1109-11 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 5147. Aut. 32-5-32 Mitchell, Clement C. 1500 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 251 ♦Mitchell, Chas. H. Attv. for Election
Coms. 3d floor City Hall. Main 764.
820 Unity Bldg. Ran. 3277
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*Mitchell, George R. 916 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1567. Aut. 42-595 Mithen, Luke H. 1002 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 334 Mix, Robert R. (Holmes & Mix), 412-
35 N. Dearborn st. Cent. 4067 Moak. Will B. 1342 Stock Exch. Bldg.
:Main 2989 Moe, Frederick (Bell & Cross), 1008-69
W. Washington st. Cent. 2579. Aut.
41-451 Moehle. John L. 800 Commercial Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 395, 396 and 1734 *Moffett, Willard (Espey & Moffett),
605-19 S. La Salle st. Cent. 7026 Moffitt, John, 1614 Unity Bldg. Ran.
5430 *Mogg, Clayton Wiley, 638 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 2378 and 3797 Mohan, Edgar D. 1102 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 3272 Moloney, George H. 1013 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 1192 *Molthrop, Chas. P. (Smietanka. John- son, Molthrop & Polkey), 610 Title &
Trust Bldg. Ran. 3296 and 3297 Molyneaux, Thomas F. 1915 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 4128 Momeyer, Wm. F. 805-10 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Main 5100 *Monahan, Charles J. 712 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3240 and 3241 Monahan, Thomas F. (Lumbard, Swe-
nie, Monahan & Harris), 822 Reaper
Blk. Cent. 1856 Monson, Edward, 1914 McCormick
Bldg. Har. 5906 Montcastle, R. M. Fort Gibson, Okla. Montgomery. Bertram H. 714-9 S. La
Salle St. Ran. 5038 *Montgomery, John R. (Montgomery,
Hart & Smith), 1913 Harris Trust
Bldg. Cent. 6731 Montgomery, Wm. A. 505 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 3545 *Moody, Will C. (Welch. Moody &
Welch), 407 Association Bldg. Cent.
6564. Aut. 33-069 *Moonev, Vincent C. 1301 Borland Blk.
Ran. 3567 Mooney, William E. (Maguire & Moo-
ney), 1124 National Life Bldg. Cent.
3795 Mooney, Will R. 49 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 1725 Moore. Chas. B. Royal Ins. Bldg (bank
floor). Wabash 26.36 Moore, Chas. R. 800 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 10. Aut. 42-161 Moore, Duncan, 1303 Cham. Commerce.
Main 826
*Moore, Edwin White, 1228-29 S. La
Salle St. Ran. 4788 Moore, Frank N. 7th floor Karpen Bldg.
Wabash 1320 Moore,' Frank N. 1231 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1799. Aut. 42-843 *Moore, Frederick W. 1308 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 864 *Moore, Nathan Grier (Wilson, Moore
& Mcllvaine), 1605 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 406 Moore, Wm. J. 420 Ashland Blk. Cent.
5210. Aut. 41-609 Moore, Wm. J. 1001-167 W. Washing- ton St. Main 3598 Moran, Anthony J. 1402 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 290 Moran, D. J. (Moran & Dyer), 414
Hammond Bldg. Hammond, Ind. Tel.
556 Moran, Eugene A. 1402 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 290 Moran, Francis F. Asst. City Atty. 602
City Hall. Main 477 Moran, Michael J. 900-30 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 1289. Aut. 43-998 Moran, Samuel J. (Tompkins & Mo- ran), 1915 City Hall Square Bldg.
Cent. 4128 *Moran, Thomas A. 130 S. La Salle st.
Franklin, 640. Aut. 52-210 Morawski, M. J. 910 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6630. Aut. 44-007 *More. Clair E. (Bulklev. Grav &
More), 518 Home Ins. Bldg. Ran.
187 More, R. Wilson, 1201-6 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 440. Aut. 42-418 Morgan, A. K. 1120 Westminster Bldg.
Ran. 7440. Aut. 62-880 *Morgan, Geo. N. (Geo. N. Morgan &
Bro.), 800-30 N. Dearborn st. Cent.
2351. Aut. 41-713 Morgan, Gilbert W. (Geo. N. Morgan
& Bro.), 800-30 N. Dearborn st. Cent.
2351. Aut. 41-713 Morgan, Kendrick E. 1120 Westminster
Bldg. Ran. 7440. Aut. 62-888 Morgan, Thomas T. (Died December 10,
1912.) Morgan, Wm. L. (Morgan, McFarland
& Goodman), 809-137 N. Clark st.
Ran. 2735. Aut. 41-337 Morheiser, William M. 902 Ashland
Blk. Ran. 3641 Moriarty, Maurice J. (Bolton & Mori- arty), 620 Reaper Blk. Ran. 2174 Morley, Linwood, 1313 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 220 *Morrill, Donald L. 1210 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 2170. Aut. 41-455
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♦Morris, Benj. B. 1314 Ashland Blk. Ran. 957. Aut. 43-842
*Morris, Benj. I. 1044 Unity Bldg. Ran. 2211. Cent. 3511. Aut. 44-181
Morris. Edward H. 801-219 S. Dearborn St. Har. 1251. Aut. 64-733
*Morris. Henry C. 924 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 299
Morris. Joseph O. 1009 N. Y. Life Bldg. Ran. 3031
Morris, Michael B. (Morris & Schust- erman), 609-117 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 4858
♦Morrison, Chas. B. Master in Chan- cery U. S. District Court, 652 Federal Bldg. Har. 3013
Morrissey, Michael P. 943-50 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 2996. Aut. 61-837
Morrow. William A. 456 The Rookery. Wabash 2264. Aut. 52-349
*:Morsbach. John W. 1447 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 841. Aut. 47-338
*Morse, Chas. F. (Zane, Morse, Mc- Kinney & Mtllvaine), 709-11 W. Mon- roe St. Cent. 805
*Morse, Clarence T. 1538-44 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 3261. Aut. 44-363
Morse. Edward L. C. 9009 Escanaba av. So. Chicago 736
Morton, Meyer, 934 Stock Exch. Bldg. Franklin 900
Moseley, Beauregard F. 6221 S. Hal- sted St. Wentworth 215
Moser, John J. 1205 Garfield blvd. Nor- mal 1977, and 19 S. Fifth av. Frank- lin 3070. Main 813
Moser, Paul, 1409 Lake View Bldg. 116 S. Michigan av. Cent. 5158
Moses, Rosenthal & Kennedy (Moritz Rosenthal, Henry H. Kennedy, Jo- seph W. Moses, Julius Moses, Ham- ilton Moses, Walter Bachrach, Ed- ward D. Wallace and S. Sidney Stein), 600-614 The Temple. Main 365. Aut. 51-449
*Moses, Hamilton (Moses, Rosenthal & Kennedy), 600 The Temple. Main 365. Aut. 51-449
*Moses, Joseph W. (Moses, Rosenthal & Kennedy), 600 The Temple. Main 365. Aut. 51-449
*Moses, Julius (Moses, Rosenthal & Kennedy), 600 The Temple. Main 365. Aut. 51-449
Moss. Walter E. 1816-72 W. Adams st. Ran. 1166
Moss, Wm. Lathrop. (Died May 13, 1913.)
*Moss, Wm. R. (Moss. Bastian & Schmidt). 542-5 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 6680
*Mosser, Edwin J. (Rubens, Fischer &
Mosser), 1418 Westminster Bldg. Ran.
4234 and 4235 *Mott. Russell (Bovle, Mott & Haight),
1043-52 National Life Bldg. Ran.
3784 and 3785 Moudry, Ladimir F. 1010 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 6116. Aut. 62-230 *Moulton, Frank I. (Helmer, Moulton,
Whitman & Whitman), 1217-23 West- minster Bldg. Ran. 7320 *Moulton, William B. 1206 Borland
Bldg. Cent. 6689 Mraz, James W. 94S-50 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 2996. Aut. 61-837 Muhlke, Joseph H. (Muhlke & Mur-
dock), 405 Portland Blk. Ran. 4101.
Aut. 48-370 Muir, James B. 48-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 1828. Aut. 32-383 Muir, Robert H. 720 Oxford Bldg.
Main 3193 Mull, Charles C. 1434 Washington blvd.
Haymarket 1123 *Mullen, Timothy F. 811 The Rookery.
Wabash 1351. Aut. 52-262 Mullen, Thomas J. (Mullen & L'Am-
oreaux), 832 National Life Bldg.
Cent. 4068 *:\Iulligan, Geo. F. 816 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 2240. Aut. 44-421 Mulvihill, Wm. Frank (Mulvihill &
Starr), 1306 Association Bldg. Ran.
5050 Munday, John W. (Munday, Evarts,
Adcock & Clark), 907 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 1556 Munde, S. 1016 Westminster Bldg. Ran.
2682 *Munger, Edwin A. 402-35 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 960. Aut. 41-654 *Munhall, William D. 1208 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 1057. Aut. 41-402 Munn, Dan W. 501 Union Bank Bldg.
Cent. 2124 Munns, Harry P. 704-32 N. Clark st.
Main 2870. Aut. 31-875 *Munro, Fayette S. (Vroman. Munro &
Vroman), 1206 Marquette Bldg. Ran.
4275 *Monroe, Charles A. 1010 Home Ins.
Bldg. Ran. 2510 Munroe, James E. (Munroe & Noyes),
401 Home Ins. Bldg. Cent. 1740 Munsell, Robert F. 701-3 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 4854. Aut. 33-855 Munson. Fred W. 1425 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 4796. Aut. 43-909 Murdock, Forrest O. (Muhlke & Mur-
dock), 405 Portland Blk. Ran. 4101.
Aut. 48-370
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Murison, Chas. E. (Shortall & Muri-
son), 601 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent.
2045 and 2046. Aut. 43-528 Murlless, A. G. 6907 S. Halsted st.
Went. 1364 *]\Iurphy, John A. Jr. La Grange. III. Murphy, Daniel P. (Dunne & Alurphy),
1103 Citv Hall Square Bldg. Cent.
4296. Aut. 44-003 Murphy. Dennis F. 1012 W. Madison st.
Cent. 6997 Murphy, Henry E. 1625 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 4325. Aut. 48-237 Murphy, John K. Asst. State's Atty.
Cent. 4870 ♦Murphy, Patrick J. Asst. State's Atty.
Cent. 4870, and (Kahn & Murphy).
9154 Commercial av. So. Chicago 176 Murphy, Wm. J. 3518 Reta st. Murray, C. F. 715 Monadnock Blk. Har.
4621 Murray. Carl T. (Galpin & Murray),
1330 Otis Bldg. Franklin 2256 Murray, Frank B. 1518 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3510. Aut. 34-525 *Murray, Frank T. 821-112 W. Adams
St. Ran. 638 Murray, Geo. W. 1015 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1811 ♦Murray, James S. 1210 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1940. Aut. 42-20.? Murray, John T. (Browne & Murray),
816 Ashland Blk. Ran. 3517. Aut.
444-21 Murray, Joseph J. Atty. City Fire Dept.
Main 447. and 010 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 2330 Murray, Oscar O. 606 S. Michigan av.
Har. 6200 ♦Murray. Patrick F. 816 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3517. Aut. 444-21 Murray, Sidney C. 536 La Salle St.
Station. Wabash 4200 Murray, Thos. H. 1511 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 2937. Aut. 41-405 Murray. Walter A. 1511 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 6753 Murrell, Victor A. G. 804-111 N. Dear- born St. Cent. 5038 ♦Musgrave. Harrison (Musgrave. Op-
nenheim & Lee). 905 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 732. 73.3. Aut. 41-115 ♦Myers. Abram L. (Z-'mmerman & My- ers). 1013 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1192 Myers. Harry J. 11.37 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 302 Myers. Hosea P. 510 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin 823. Aut. 34-804 Myers. John Ward. Maywood, 111. Myers. Samuel, 1044 Unity Bldg. Ran.
2211. Cent. 3511. Aut. 44-181
Myers, S. M. 600 Washington blvd.
HajTnarket 4126 Myerson. Harry J. 1104 Merchants' L.
& T. Bldg. Cent. 2386. 2387 Mygatt, Wm. R. 122 S. Michigan blvd.
Ran. 4968
N
Nahin. Robert S. 815 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 6565
♦Napier, Chas. R. 1406-7 Ashland Blk. Cent. 4864. Aut. 41-117
Naramore, Milton O. 312-85 N. Dear- born St. Cent. 5641
Nash, Thomas D. 1617 Ashland Blk. Cent. 569
Nathan, Arthur S. 1925 Insurance E.x- change. Wabash 3034
Nathan, Leopold, 5256 Evanston av. Edgewater 6580
Naughton, W^liam J. Asst. Corp. Coun^ sel. Main 447; 17 Metropolitan Blk. Main 264. Aut. 31-229
Navigato, Frank P. A. 1006 S. Halsted St. Monroe 4619
Navigato. Wm. Asst. City Pros. Atty. Citv Hall. Main 447, and 905 Ash- land Blk. Cent. 6386
Nechvatal, M. F. (Died Aoril 14, 1913.)
Needham, Leslie A. 1212 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Franklin 3389. Aut. 32-443
Nees, Frederick L. 424 National Life Bldg. Ran. 6625-6
Neeson, Leo J. 924 National Life Bldg. Ran. 6864
Neeves, Jr. Geo. Allen, 1327 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 3894
Neeves. Leland K. 1327 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 3894
Neff, Edward R. with First Trust & Savings Bk. Ran. 5363. Aut. 43-347
Neff. George R. 1344-48 Unity Bldg. Cent. 7075
Nelson. Arthur E. 1447 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 841. Aut. 47-338
Nelson, Gustave. 207 Roanoke Bldg. Cent. 1773
Nelson. Ivar N. 832-29 S. La Salle st. Cent. 4068
Nelson. James S. 3652 S. Wabash av. Douglas 7811
♦Nelson. Jr. Murry, 806-112 W. Adams St. Cent. 7128
Nelson, Wm. T. 1208 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 1148. Aut. 41-796
♦Neltnor. Shellev B. 305-119 W. Mad- ison St. Ran. 7479
Netherton, Claude O. 1104-112 W. Ad- ams St. Cent. 2386, 2387
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Netifeld, Morris, with Hart, Schaffner
& Marx. Franklin 1678 Neufeld, Nathan. 509-184 W. Washing- ton St. Main 239. Ant. 33-481 *Neuffer. Paul A. 904 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 3968 Neville, Bart G. 1618 Ashland Elk.
Cent. 966 Newberger, J. Edward, Law Dept. Louis
Weber & Co. 83 W. Van Buren St.,
Wabash 540. Aut. 62-603 *Newberger, William S. 322 Ashland
Blk. Ran. 671. Aut. 41-967 Newby. Harry A. 800 Com. Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 395, 396 and 1734 Newby, Lawrence A. (Anderson &
Newbv), 3458 S. State st. Douglas
614. Aut. 79-137 *Newcomb. George Eddy, 1944 W.
Madison st. West 1209 Newcomer. John R. Tudge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 Newell, Grant, 2d floor City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 4305 *Newev, Fred J. (Wheelock, Shattuck
& Newev), 1307 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 1053 Newman. Ira A. 557 The Rookery.
Wabash 2416 *Newman. Jacob (Newman. Northrop,
Levinson & Becker), 833 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 1122. Aut. 31-279 Newman, J. Willard. 406 Union Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 676. Aut. 41-088 Newman. Raymond. General Manager
The Corporation Trust Co. 37 Wall
St. N. Y. *Newman, Samuel W. (Soboroff &
Newman), 513-14 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1443. Aut. 44-094 Newmann, Edward R. (Pines & New-
mann), 309 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran.
3012 and 3013 *Newton, Chas. E. M. 339 W. Lake st.
Franklin 4.33 *Newton, Fred E. 532 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 263. Aut. 64-679 *Niblack, Wm. C. Vice-Pres. & Trust
Officer, C. Title & Trust Co., 69 W.
Washington st. Cent. 4880 Nichols. George R. (Pope, Hoig, Fuller
& Nichols), 505-25 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 3816 Nichols, Warren (Goodrich, Vincent &
Bradlev), 627 Rookery. Wabash 480.
Aut. 51-157 Nicolai, Joseph H. (Sass, Nicolai &
Hood), 508 Commercial Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 3778 Neidner. Frank, Asst. U. S. Dist. Atty.
655 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700
*Niemever, Grover C. Fort Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 4030. Aut. 58-301 Niles, John A. 4722 Winthrop av. Edge- water 833 Nilsson, Pehr W. 3250 N. Clark st.
Lake View 1048 Ninde, Beni. F. 821 Merchants' L. & T.
Bldg. Ran. 638 Nissen, Charles M. (Brown, Hopkins,
Nissen & Sprinkle), 1125 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 292 Niven, Robert M. 1016 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4392 Noble, Alanson C. 1518 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3510 and 3511. Aut. 34-525 *Noble, Glenn S. 1405 Security Bldg.
Main 4721 Noonan, Edward T. 507-105 S. Dear- born St. Cent. 1041 *Noonan. Francis J. 1244 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 1949. Aut. 44-504 *Norcross, Frederic F. (F. F. & J. V.
Norcross), 1812 Commercial Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 4772 *Norcross. John V. (F. F. & J. V. Nor- cross), 1812 Commercial Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 4772 *Norden. Gabriel J. 1334 Stock Exch.
Bldg. Main 4341 *Nordhold. Robert J. 1510 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1863. Aut. 42-335 Nordorf. Samuel J. 235 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 2247 and 2248 Norkett. W. G. 809 Main st. Evanston.
Tel. 909 *Normoyle. D. J. 1017-21 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 1408 Northam, Edward D. Law Dept. C. B.
& Q. R. R. 547 W. Jackson blvd.
Wabash 4400 Northrop, Frank E. 5737 Monroe av. Northrup. John E. (Northrup. Arnold
& Fairbank), 1905-6 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 2063 Norton, Albert J. 743 E. 50th st. Drexel
7392 *Norton, Alfred A. 1601 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 4193. Aut. 41-327 Norton, Samuel W. 1420 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6748. Aut. 48-896 Norton, T. J. 1011 Railway Exchange.
Har. 4910 Nothomb, Henry E. 804 Association
Bldg. Cent. 17.33 and 5848 Novak, Chas. Wesley (Novak & No- vak), 408-69 W. Washington st. Cent.
5550. Aut. 41-524 Novak, Edward J. (Novak & Pollack),
1524 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 727.
Aut. 44-035
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*Novak, Frank H. (Novak & Novak), 408-69 W. Washington st. Cent. 5550. Aut. 41-524
Novak, Joseph F. 1817 Loomis st. Ca- nal 342
Novander. Leonard W. 1550 Monadnock Bldg. Har. 3634 and 759
Nowak, Chas. A. 1504 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent. 2361
Noxon, Gilbert (Miller, Gorham & Wales), 1221-22 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 5428-9-30
Noyes, Henry C. 3616 Ellis av. Doug- las 3701
Noyes, M. Paul (Munroe & Noyes), 401 Home Ins. Bldg. Cent. 1740
Nylin, Emanuel, 3 Peoples Bank Bldg. 47th and Ashland av. Yards 1063. Aut. 78-697
Nysewander, Benj. F. 718 North Amer- ican Bldg. Ran. 5067
*Oakley. Horace S. (Wood & Oakley), 1124 The Rookerv. Wabash 4257
Oberg. Ragner, 1410 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 7400
*Obermever, Charles B. 419 The Tem- ple. Main 395. Aut. 57-254
*0'Brien, Arthur A. Kansas City. Mo.
O'Brien, Harry C. 2201 W. 22d st. Ca- nal 898
*0'Brien, Jas. C. 1400 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 609
O'Brien, John, 821 Leland av. Edge- water 4474
O'Brien, John F. 614 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 3385
O'Brien, Luke T. (Died Aug. 31, 1912.)
O'Brien, Matthew J. Asst. City Atty. Main 447
O'Brien, Quin, 1518 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3510 and 3511. Aut. 34-525.
O'Brien, Wm. H. (Ulrich & O'Brien), 411 Rector Bldg. Cent. 1494 .
O'Brien, W. W. 525 Reaper Blk. Ran. 1047
*0'Brvan. Edward (O'Bryan & Mar- shall), 500 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 5501
O'Callahan, E. P. 704-164 W. Wash- ington St. Franklin 1345
O'Connell, Daniel, 601-35 S. Dearborn -Jt. Cent. 6310. Aut. 44-782
O'Connell. James A. 505-58 W. Wash- ington St. Cent. 1929. Aut. 42-371
O'Connell, Jeremiah B. 317-18 Roanoke Bldg. Cent 280. Aut. 34-094
O'Connor, Chas. J. 1522 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 5116. Aut. 42-052
O'Connor, James F. 941-30 N. La Salle
St. Franklin 3388 *0'Connor, J. James, 1409 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 5685 O'Connor. Tohn J. 534 Bowen ave. Oak- land 5652. O'Connor, John, 58-106 N. La Salle st.
^lain 90. Aut. 33-893 *0'Connor, John (Hoyne, O'Connor &
Irwin), 1007 Stock Exchange Bldg.
Main 692 O'Connor, John H. 725 The Rookery.
Wabash 1940 *0'Connor, John M. (Lyman, Lyman &
O'Connor), 1610 Chicago Title &
Trust Bldg. Ran. 2597. Aut. 41-463 O'Connor, John R. 21-128 N. La Salle
St. Franklin 2276 O'Connor, R. Harold, 1522 Tribune
Bldg. Cent. 5116. Aut. 42-052 *Octigan, Thomas P. (Octigan, Zahn &
Anderson). 416 Roanoke Bldg. Cent.
956. Aut. 36-424. Odell, Beni. F. J. 36-54 W. Randolph st.
Cent. 3460. Aut. 44-553 Odell, Wm. R. 1414 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 4204. Aut. 42-421 *0'Donnell, Andrew J. (Levy & O'Don-
nell), 601-5 City Hall Square Bldg.
Ran. 1105 O'Donnell, Charles, 511-40 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 6756 *0'Donnell, Frank A. 1040-44 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 1861 *0'Donnell, James V. Master in Chan- cery Superior Court, 420 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 4998. Aut. 41-424 *0'Donnell. Joseph A. (O'Donnell &
O'Donnell), 17 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 264. Aut. 31-229 O'Donnell, Joseph D. (O'Donnell &
O'Donnell), 17 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 264. Aut. 31-229 O'Donnell, Patrick H. (O'Donnell, Dil- lon & Toolen). 1218-19 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3474, 3475. Aut. 41-435 O'Donnell, Paul M. 1217 N. Y. Life
Bids?. Cent. 1407. Ant. 32-184 O'Donnell. Thos. V. 734 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 1620 O'Donoghue, Michael J. with Sanitary
District. 17th floor Karpen Bldg. Wa- bash 1320 Offenlock. Frank G. 309-177 N. State st.
Ran. 3843 ^Officld, Charles K. (Offield, Towle,
Graves & Offield), 1228 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 8022 and 8023. Aut. 61-203 Offield, James R. (Offield, Towle,
Graves & Offield). 1228 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 8022 and 8023. Aut. 61-203
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY.
*Ogden, Dayton, 341 E. 136th pi. W.
Pullman 306 0?den, Howard N. 64-154 W. Randolph
l;t. Franklin 98 O'H.-.ra, Barrett (OHara & O'Hira).
1105 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran.
1930 O'Hara. Benjamin (McKinley &
O'Hara), 720 National Life Bldg.
Ran. 6816 (.'Kara, Thomas (O'Hara & O'Hara"),
1105 City Hall Square Bldg. R^n.
1939 *0'Hare, Thomas J. 1107 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Franklin 1178 Ohlson, E. O. 2222 Transportation
Bldg. Har. 4245 Ohrenstein, Victor I. 911-13 Unity Bldg.
Cc-r.t. 3040 Oien. John G. 536-30 N. La Salle St.
Main 1647 *0'Keeffe. P. J. 1110-12 Ashland BIk.
Cent. 497. Aut. 41-432 Okin, Harry, 1630 Tribune Bldg. Ran.
1806 Olbert, Adam H. 3232 Wilson av. Yards
4100. Local 211 *01dfield. A. A. 6562 Winthrop av. Rog- er? Park 9293 Oldfield, Wm. A. 450 Federal Bldg. , Har. 4700 *01ds. Walter F. 904 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 819. Aut. 61-784 Oleson, George A. 1021 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Cent. 5430 *01in, William O. 812-118 N. La Salle
St. Main 1720. Aut. 36-386 ♦Oliver, John Milton (Oliver & Mecart-
ney), 714 Roanoke Bldg. Ran. 5038
and 5039 Olschner, Henrv W. 1510 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 1093 Olsen. Charles, Chgo. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Olsen, Oscar H. 7th floor Karpen Bldg.
Wab. 1320, and (Olsen & Boord),
1612 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5903 Olsen. Walter A. (Olsen & Walker),
1611-14 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran.
6710 *01son, Albert O. 1400 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 609. Cent. 5076 Olson. Arthur A. 1112 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 5560 = 01son, Edwin A. 1128 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Franklin 3615 *01son, Harrv, Chief Justice Municipal
Court. 917 City Hall. Franklin 2684 Olson, Nels H. 728 Reaper Blk. Cent.
5764
*01son. Nils, 23-154 W. Randolph st.
Main 4446. Aut. 32-287. 347 W. 63d
St. Went. 2951 *01son, Olaf A. 1114 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 2555. Aut. 42-509 Olson, Oliver M. 1220 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6595. Aut. 48-221 Olson, Oscar D. 1125-7 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 2849 O'Mallev, P. Frank, 37-154 W. Randolph
St. Main 2662. Aut. 33-635 O'Meara, Cornelius S. 510-12 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 3181 O'Meara, John P. 172 W. Washington
St Main 4017 O'Meara, P. L. 167 N. Qark st. Ran.
2058. Aut. 47-322 O'Neil, John H. (Rice, Lowes &
O'Neil), 1002-225 S. La Salle st. Wa- bash 4138 O'Neil, P. E. 1909 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 4293 O'Neil, T. B. 1625 Unity Bldg. Cent.
4.325. Aut. 48-237 ♦O'Neill, Hugh (Bastrup & O'Neill),
311-325 Reaper Blk. Cent. 2722. Aut.
42-675 O'Neill, Wm.. E. (Died March 29,
1913.) *Oppenheim, Sidney, 1703 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 1951 *Oppenheim, William S. (Musgrave,
Oppenheim & Lee), 905 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 732, 733. Aut. 41-115 Opsahl, Oliver B. 1203-108 S. La Salle.
Main 5196 Orebaugh, D. A. 606 S. Michigan av.
Har. 6200 O'Reilly, Eugene C. Asst. State's Atty.
Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870.
431 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4676. O'Reilly, Geo. B. Asst. City Corp. Coun- sel. Main 447 O'Riordan, Eugene F. (Mahoney &
O'Riordan), 608 Ashland Blk. Ran.
1415. Aut. 44-559 Orr, Louis T. 1803 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 4054. Aut. 41-522 *Ort. Geo. F. 1347 E. 66th st. Midway
1988 *Osborn. Harper E. 1402 Ashland Blk.
Cent 4491. Aut. 41-368 Osborne, Harold S. 1402 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4491. Aut. 41-368 Osborne, Henry S. 1402 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4491. Aut. 41-368 Osborne, Livingston E. 1211 Westmm-
ster Bldg. Ran. 3899 Osborne, W. Irving, 505 Harvester Bldg.
Har. 728 ♦Osgood, Roy C. First Trust & Savings
Bk. Ran. 5363
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Osgood, Stacey W. 48-106 N. La Salle
St. Main 1828. Aut. 32-383 ♦O'Shaughnessy, Francis (O'Shaughnes-
sy & O'Shaughnessy), 1252 Otis Bldg.
FrankHn 1821. Aut. 83-969 ♦O'Shaughnessy, John P. (O'Shaughnes- sy & O'Shaughnessy), 1252 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 1821. Aut. 33-969 O'Shea, P. J. 1625 Unity Bldg. Cent.
4325. Aut. 48-237 Osmon, Wm. A. 1008 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 3500 Otis, Ephriam A. 1213 Astor st. North
4678 *Otis, Wm. K. 701-112 W. Adams st.
Ran. 3830 O'Toole, James J. Asst. City Atty. Main
447 O'Toole. Lawrence J. (Dillon &
O'Toole), 1218 Ashland Blk. Ran.
3474, 3475. Aut. 41-435 *Ott, John N. Legal Dept. First Nat.
Bk. Ran. 5363. Aut. 489-115 *Otto, George C. 1524 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 2463 Otwell, R. L. 1402 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 476 Outhouse, Fred M. 1207 Merchants'
Loan & Trust Bldg. Cent. 977 Owen, Ernest Dale, 409 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 4733. Aut. 31-830 *Owens, John E. Judge County Court.
Franklin 3015
^Packard, George (Miller, Starr, Pack- ard & Peckham), 1522 First Nat. Bk. bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629
Packer, H. EUison, 1444 Unity Bldg. Cent. 153
Pacyna, Erich E. 815 Chicago av. Evans- ton, 111. Tel. 4260
Padden, Edward J. 3310 Wrightwood av. Belmont 6533
Padden, Frank M. 605-19 S. La Salle St. Cent. 7026
♦Paden, Joseph E. (Paden & Kropf), 1928 Insurance Exchange. Wabash 272
*Page, Cecil (Page & Page), 1322 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1474
♦Page, Hubert E. (Vose & Page), 1343-8 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 2401 and 2492
♦Page, Samuel 3- ("Page & Page), 1322 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1474
♦Pain, Charles E. (Pain, Campbell & Kasper), 1301 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 266 and 267
♦Paine, Joel Byron, 1103 Tacoma Bldg. Main 863
♦Paine, Lyman M. (Foster, Paine,
Reynolds & Sass), 1414 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 6646. Aut. 58-301 Painter, Lewis H. Recorder's Office.
Franklin 3015 Palmer, David, 1008 Ashland Blk. Cent.
3500 ♦Palmer, Ernest, 317-20 Hotel La Salle.
Franklin 700 Palmer, Sumner C. 943-50 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 2996. Aut. 61-837 Palt, Frank J. 3205 S. Morgan st. Yds.
730 ♦Paltzer, Charles W. 1115-112 W.
Adams st. Ran. 3552 ♦Patn, Hugo, Judge Superior Court
Franklin '3015 ♦Pam, Max (Pam & Hurd), 859 The
Rookery. Wabash 1094. Aut. 51-402 Pantelis, A. A. 816 Ashland Blk. Ran.
2240. Aut. 44-421 Paradis, Thomas G. E. 601 Title &
Trust Bldg. Cent. 2045. Aut. 43-523 Pares, Edward T. 6501 Kimbark av.
Midway 5357 Parker, Alfred J. 807-112 W. Adams st.
Cent. 1711. Aut. 53-924 Parker, C. G. 502 Cham. Commerce.
Main 3593. Aut. 31-276 Parker, C. W. 58-226 W. Adams st.
Wabash 4400 Parker, Daniel W. 35-106 N. La Salle
St. Main 1275 ♦Parker, Francis W. (Parker & Carter),
1410 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1651.
Aut. 63-937 Parker. Francis W. Jr. 1410 Marquette
Bldg! Cent. 1651. Aut. 63-937 Parker, Hale G. 4651 State st. Mer- chants' Bank Bldg. Hyde Park 1846 Parker, James H. 1114 Unity Bldg. Cent.
1761. Aut. 44-222 Parker. Joseph J. 4749 Lake av. ■^Parker, Lewis W. (Parker & King),
1240 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 2090 Parker, Robert W. 574 The Rookery.
Wabash 2152 ^Parker, Woodruff, J. C. Title & Trust
Co. Cent, 4880 ♦Parkin, Harry A. Asst. U. S. Dist.
Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700,
and (Tenney, Coffeen, Harding &
Sherman), 801 Home Ins. Bldg. Cent.
5H84 Parkins, Horace G. 411-30 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 3842 Parkinson. George Doney. 1232 E. 56th
St. Hyde Park 5838 Parkinson, Joseph G. 5469 Madison av. ♦Parkinson, Robert H. (Parkinson &
Lane), 1020 Marquette Bldg. Ran.
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Parks, Samuel Shaw, 501 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 2036. Aut. 41-741 Parks, Thos. N. 64-154 W. Randolph st.
Franklin 98 Parnell, Edgar H. Torence Dept. Re- corder's Office. Franklin 3015 Parrish, J. Shepherd, 59 E. S. Water
St. Cent. 3055 Partridge; Frank H. 224 W. 69th st.
Wentworth 16 *Partridge Newton A. 53 Borden Blk.
Cent. 2819. Aut. 44-194 Passmore, John H. (Passmore & Mc-
Master), 1744 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 1394 Pattee, John, with Clerk Superior Ct.
Franklin 3015 Patterson, John C. 937 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 378. Aut. 47-308 Patterson, E. M. 1407 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 6119 ^Patterson, Perry S. (Shepard, McCor-
mick & Thomason), 934-44 Tribune
Bldg. Ran. 2929 Patterson, Russell W. 453 W. 63d st.
Wentworth 297 Patterson, Stewart, Enq. John C. Pat- terson, 937 Unity Bldg. Ran. 378 Pattison, Wm. K. (Pattison & Shaw),
1029 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 364 Paulsen, Wm. A. 204-117 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 4764 Pavlicek, Charles B. 604 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 1219. Aut. 43-364 Payne, Frederick C. 600 W. Washing- ton blvd. Haymarket 4126 *Pavne, John Barton (Winston, Payne,
Strawn & Shaw), 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 *Payne, Wm. T. 1209 Ashland Blk. Ran.
1201. Aut. 43-359 Payson, George S. 1033 Peoples Gas
Bldg. Cent 1154 *Peabody, Augustus S. 2d floor Otis
Bldg. Franklin 2042 Peacock, Ernest, 1060 The Rookery.
Wabash 1400. Aut. 51-380 Peacock, William R. 900 The Temple.
Main 3815. Aut. 51-107 *Peake, Frederick, 1609 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 425 *Peaks. George H. (Gann, Peaks &
Townley), 1701 Borland Bldg. Cent.
2252 ♦Pearson, Haynie R. 1322 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 2593 Pearson, John L. (Pearson & Her-
rick), 1138 Nat. Life Bldg. Cent.
2524 *Pearsons, Harry P. (Thoman, Harn-
well & Pearsons), 1502 Borland Bldg.
Ran. 599
Pease, Chas. H. (Ray & Pease), 808-167
W. Washington st. Main 4084 *Pease, Frank B. (Atwood, Pease &
Loucks), 1213 Tacoma Bldg. Main 394. Franklin 342. Aut. 32-651 ♦Pease, Warren, 610 Title & Trust Bldg.
Ran. 3296 and 3297 ♦Pebbles, Henrv R. 1538 Tribune Bldg.
Ran. 3261. Aut. 44-363 Pecival, Anton. 1016-29 S. La Salle st.
Ran. 5165, 5166. Aut. 36-371 ♦Peck, Ralph L. 1414 American Trust
Bldg. Cent. 595 Peckham, John J. (Miller, Starr, Pack- ard & Peckham), 1522 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629 ♦Peckham, Orville (Miller, Starr, Pack- ard & Peckham), 1522 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629 ♦Peden, Thomas J. (Kruse, Peden &
Merrick \. 809-12 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 2687. Aut. 41-337 Pederson, Mac W. 752 Federal Bldg.
Har. 4700. Local 22 Peek, Ethelbert W. 622 Home Ins. Bldg.
Cent. 5661 Peet, Henry J. 4246 Sheridan rd. Peffers, David J. (Hopkins, Peffers &
Hopkins), 616 Corn Exchange Bk.
Bldg. Main 3146 and 2949 Pegler. Charles H. (Eddy, Wetten &
Pegler), 800 The Temple. Main 4466.
Aut. 51-959 Peifer, Edwin Tice (Hazen Penwell &
Peifer), 508 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran.
2139. Aut. 44-696 Peifer, Edwin D. 704 Masonic Temple.
Cent. 2996. Aut. 43-407 ♦Peirce, James H. (Peirce, Fisher &
Clapp), 1431 Marquette Bldg. Cent.
1648. Ant. 62-207 Peisen, Dean W. 709 Harris Trust Bldg.
Cent. 805 ♦Pell, Wm. J. 368 Lake st. Oak Park,
111. ♦Pendarvis, Robert E. 58 Borden Blk.
Cent. 2813. Aut. 41-562 ♦Pendleton, Carleton H. 1201-112 W.
Adams st. Cent. 2338 Pennington, G. W. 1222 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 1091. Aut. 43-809 Pennington (H. F. F. A. and H. F.
Pennington, Jr.), 515 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 4918 Pennywitt, Don P. 502 Cham. Com- merce. Main 3593. Aut. 31-276 ♦Penwell, Le Roy V. (Hazen, Penwell &
Peifer), 508 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran.
2139. Aut. 44-696 Perkins, Vincent H. 542 E. 43d st. Perkinson, J. H. (Heffron, Perkinson &
Berlett), 1201 Unity Bldg. Cent. 2219
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Perlman, Israel B. 1212 Ashland BIk.
Ran 4699 Perlman, Louis I. Election Comm'rs
Office, 308 City Hall. Main 764 Pcrrv, Benjamin. 6358 Ellis av. Perrv & Martin, 411-118 N. La Salle st. Peska, Frank, 1331 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 411. Aut. 42-502 Peter, Eunice B. 6221 Southport av. Peter, Grace F. 6221 Southport av. Peter, Wm. F. 228 B. & O. Passenger
sta. Har. 4660 Peters, F. M. 1009 The Rookery. Wa- bash 1157 *Peters, Guy M. (Runnells, Burry &
Johnstone), 925 The Temple. Main
181 Petersen, Samuel (Edelson, Petersen &
Rosenberg), 1431 Unity Bldg. Ran.
4189 Peterson, Abe R. 1623 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 581. Aut. 41-982 Peterson, Albert. 1002-19 S. La Salle st.
Cent. 5848, 1733. Aut. 36-576 Peterson, Edward V. Asst. City Pros.
Atty. 604 City Hall. Main 447 Peterson, Geo. P. 1409-69 Washington
St. Ran. 5685. Aut. 42-937 *Peterson, James A. 1313 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 3791 Peterson, John D. 1640 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 1816 Peterson. O. C. 606-118 N. La Salle st.
Main 3037 Peterson, Richard H. 1409 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 5685. Aut. 42-937 Peterson, William E. 6501 Kimbark av. *Petit, Adelor J. Judge Circuit Court.
Franklin 3015 Petrick, John J. 2230 S. Spaulding av.
Lawndale 500 ♦Pettibone, Robert F. 1402 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4491. Aut. 41-368 Pettis, Hugh S. 607 Portland Blk. Ran.
280 and 281. Aut. 44-098 Pettis. William, 534 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 258 Pfeiifer, Geo. L. 95-154 W. Randolph
St. Main 4339 ♦Pfirshing, George, 1201 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 440 *Ptlaum, A. J. fD'Ancona & Pflaum),
10.38 to 1045 Stock Exchange Bldg.
Main 3470 Pflcger, George, 207-25 N. Dearborn st.
Cent. 6527. Aut. 41-658 Pfuhl, Geo. A. B. 1001-167 W. Wash- ington St. Main 3508 Phelan, James B. 1108 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4368 ♦Phelps, Charles A. 1218 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 5131
Phelps, Delos P. 447-321 S. La Salje st.
Wabash 3897 Phillips. Arthur C. 703-118 N. La Salle
St. Main 3965 Phillips, Charles W. 729 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 2757. Aut. 42-774 Phillips, Edgar J. 1400-69 W. Washing- ton St. Cent. 5076 Phillips, Edward J. 1227 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1220 Phillips. George E. 410-208 N. Fifth av.
Main 1813 *Phillips, Harry H. 859 The Rookery.
Wabash 1094. Aut. 51-402 Phillips, Herman A. 1214-30 N. Dear- born St. Ran. 7338 Philp, John R. 657 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 2232 Phipps, Park, 1118 Hartford Bldg. Ran.
1634. Aut. 42-206 Pickard, Charles E. (Died June 24,
1912.) Pickard, Robert A. 436 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 1926 Pickett, Charles C. 1612 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 5758, 5759. Aut. 41-103 Pickett, Marion, 405-35 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 4101. Aut 48-370 Pierce, Henry M. 657 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2232 Pierce, Roy W. Evanston, 111. *Pierson, Louis J. 1315 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 4204 *Piggott, Clarence S. 617 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 4095 Pike, Chas. B. 39 S. State st. Ran. 5278 *Pincknev, Merritt W. Judge Circuit
Court. " Franklin 3015 Pincus, Samuel E. (Pincus & Cohn),
806-7 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1808 Pincus, Samuel Z. 1414 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 3187 Pindell, Wm. M. 510 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 6078. Aut. 43-297 *Pinderski, Louis, 1526 W. Chicago av. *Pines, George S. (Pines & Newmann),
309 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 3012
and 3013 Pio, James P. 602 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Cent. 5003 *Piotrowski, N. L. City Atty. 602 City
Hall. Main 447, and 307 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 7071 Pipenhagen, Charles A. 303 N. State st.
Cent. 842 Piper, C. E, 1601 Masonic Temple. Main
2918 Piric, John C. 813 Ashland Blk. Cent.
3675 *Pisha, Joseph C. 401 Rector Bldg. Ran.
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Pishzak, Wm. 3506 Lake av. Douglas 4244
Pitney, Warren F. 1017-115 S. Dearborn St. Cent. 2412. Aut. 64-090
Pittman, Matthias B. 425 The Temple. Main 4930
*Place, Raymond M. 4644 Racine av. Edgw. 4967
Plame, Samuel, 1212 Ashland Blk. Cent. 4699
Plank, Franklin A. 1231-38 Unity Bldg. Cent. 1799. Aut. 42-843
*Platt, Henry Russell (Mayer, Meyer, Austrian & Piatt), 16th floor Am. Trust Bldg. Cent. 2780
Piatt, Ida, 1402 North American Bldg. 36 S. State st. Ran. 6163
♦Plotke, Fred. 1444 Unity Bldg. Cent. 2642
Plotke, Isador (Plotke & Kaufman), 803 Opera House Bldg. Main 3232
Plum. George R. 820 Unity Bldg. Cent. 8640
*Plum, Wm. R. Lombard, 111. Tel. 33-J
Plumb, Glenn E. 820 Unity Bldg. Cent. 3640. Ran. 3277
Plummer. Geo. W. 642 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 2713
Plummer, Wharton (Todd & Plummer), 921 The Temple. Main 4248
*Poage, James H. (Cannon & Poage), 1224 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 2881
*Polkev, S. William (Smietanka, John- son, ]\Iolthrop & Polkey), 610 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 3296 and 3297
*Pollack, Sidney S. Master in Chancery Superior Court (Novak & Pollack), 1524 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 727. Aut. 44-035
Pollard, Richard W. with Continental & Com'l Trust & Sav. Bk. Ran. 4606
Pollenz, Henry, 1101 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3572
Pollock, John M. (Gorman, Pollock, Sullivan & Livingston), 729 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 2584. Aut. 34-056
Polonsky, Hyman, 1206 Rector Bldg. Ran. 3545. Aut. 64-603
♦Pomerov, Edward D. (Pomeroy & Martin), 1314 Fisher Bldg. Har. 2062
Pomeroy, Frederick A. Saratoga, N. Y.
Pond, Samuel N. 1228 Monadnock Blk. Har. 8022 and 8023. Aut. 61-203
Ponic, V. G. 1808 S. Ashland av. Canal 4840
Poole, C. Clarence (Poole & Cromer), 1302 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 3397
*Pope, Chas. E. (Pope, Hoig, Fuller & Nichols), 505-25 N. Dearborn st. Cent. 3816
*Pope, Herbert, 180O Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 4046
Pope, John D. (Cooke, Pope & Pope), 223 Washington st. Waukegan, 111. Tel. 266
Pope, Wm. H. (Cooke, Pope & Pope), 223 Washington st. Waukegan, 111. Tel. 266
*Popham, George M. (Popham & Wolf- ner), 904 Rector Bldg. Ran. 3968 and 3969
*Poppenhusen, Conrad H. (Gregory, Poppenhusen & McNab), 1103-69 W. Washington st. Ran. 1660 and 1661. Aut. 41-452
*Porter, Gilbert E. (Isham, Lincoln & Beale), 1700-72 W. Adams st. Ran. 425
Porter, Henry M. 720 W. 12th st. Mon- roe 2409
Porter, Hugh R. (Ranes, Green & Por- ter), 1518 Ashland Blk. Cent. 245 and 4723. Aut. 42-886
*Post, Jr. Philip S. 606 S. Michigan av. Har. 6200
*Posvic, Frank (Jones, ~ Kerner & Pos- vic), 402 Rector Bldg. Ran. 6634
Potter, Jr. Edwin A. 525-76 W. Monroe St. Cent. 618
Potter, Frank H. T. 821 Merchants Loan & T. Bldg. Cent. 1593. Aut. 51-345
*Potter, Ralph F. 1119 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 4540
Pottle, Edmond W. 1610 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Main 2491. Aut. 51-117
Potts, Jr. Cuthbert D. (Geeting, Potts 8i Van Dellen), 1531-6 Unity Bldg. Cent. 1424. Aut. 42-942
Potts, Sr. Cuthbert D. (Geeting, Potts & Van Dellen), 1531-6 Unity Bldg. Cent. 1424. Aut. 42-942
Potts, J. R. H. 1112 Hartford Bldg. Cent. 5560
*Poulton. John J. Inheritance Tax Atty., 734 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3500
Pouse, Alfred H. McHenry, 111.
♦Powell, Chas. L. 16th fl. 76 W. Monroe St. Cent. 2780
Powell, Guy H. 1531-6 Unity Bldg. Cent 1424
♦Power, James D. 505-58 W. Washing- ton St. Cent. 1929. Aut. 42-371
Power, John F. Asst. City Corporation Counsel, Main 447 (Mclnerney, Pow- er & Bvrnes), 922 Chi. Opera House Blk. Main 1567
Powers, John A. 1202 Ashland Blk. Cent. 925
♦Powers, Millard R. 1301 Borland Bldg. Ran, 3567
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Poynton, James B. 308-35 S. Dearborn St. Cent. 6056. Aut. 44-067
Pratt, G. E. M. 912 Chicago Opera House. Main 3461
♦Pratt, Thornton M. (Holdom, Ma- nierre & Pratt), 1008 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 5959
Pray. Edward D. 714 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 1083
Prebis, Edward J. 1201 Milwaukee av. Monroe 5000
Prentiss. Geo. D. 330 E. 22d st. Calu- met 60. Aut. 65-226
Prentiss, William, 1518 Ashland Blk. Cent. 245. Aut. 42-886
Preschern, George T. Trust Dept. Northern Trust Co. 50 S. La Salle st. :\Iain 5200. Graceland 4138
Prescott, Edward J. Secy. Chi. Savings Bk. & Trust Co. Cent. 7040. Aut. 44-124
Preston, Wm. 301-58 W. Washington st. Cent. 2144. Aut. 42-920
♦Price, Enoch J. (Winters, Price & Ste- vens), 605-607 Ashland Blk. Ran. 3431. Aut. 42-247
♦Price, Henrv W. 300-10 S. La Salle St. Franklin 8580
Price, Lin William. Asst. U. S. District Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700
Priest. Elroy M. 745 E. 75th st. Stew- art 4158
Priestlev, John J. 510 Corn Exch. Bk. Bldg. Franklin 230
Prince, Norman, Boston, Mass.
♦Prindeville. Thos. W. 1107 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Franklin 1178
Prindiville, Edward A. Asst. City Atty. Main 447, and 523 Reaper Blk. Cent. 6954. Aut. 41-927
Prindiville. Frank W. 1125-175 W. Jack- son blvd. Wabash 850. Aut. 580-476
♦Prindiville. John K. Judge Municipal Court. Franklin 2684
♦Pringlc, Frederick IW. (Pringle & Fearing), 808 Merchants' Loan & Trust Bldg. Cent. 1711. Aut. 53-924
♦Pringlc, William J. (Pringle, Reid & Terwilliger), 723 The Temple. Main 2466
Pritchard, Norman H. 953 The Rookery. Wabash 2?0
♦Pritzker, Nicholas J. 835 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2517. Aut. 43-757
Private, Abraham, 1506 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1607. Aut. 44-597
Propper, Wm. F. 810 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1757
Proudfit. James M. 604 Security Bldg. Main 3559
Prriudfoot. Frederick W. 417 Roanoke Bldg. Main 2927. Aut. 31-682
♦Proulx, Theodore, 307 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6916. Aut. 47-406 Pruitt, A. J. 711 Roanoke Bldg. Ran-
1342 Pruitt, Raymond S. 804 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 3845-6 *Prussing, Eugene E. 414 Merchants*
Loan & Trust Bldg. Ran. 5463 Prvstalski. John, Asst. State's Atty.
Cent. 4870 and 36 W. Randolph st.
Ran. 993 Przstalski, Bruno J. 822 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 237. Aut. 72-748 Pudewa. Albert R. 611-186 N. La Salle
St. Main 5034 Pnerkel, John G. E. 1024 N. Y. Life
Bldg. Cent. 313 Puhlman, Ravmond T. 1440 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 7293 Purcell. James M. 729 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 2757. Aut. 42-774 ♦Purcell, Wm. A. 429 American Ex- press Bldg. Cent. 56 Purdy, Ambrose H. (Purdy & Burr),
1320 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5721. Aut.
48-248 Purdy, L Francis, 6000 Prairie av.
Wentworth 5790 Purdv, Tames H. 6000 Prairie av.
Went. 5790 Purkhiser, E. G. 1218 Ashland Blk. Ran.
3474, 3475. Aut. 41-435 Purnell, Jas. E. 418 Hartford Bldg. Ran.
1104 Putney, Albert H. 432-29 S. La Salle st.
Ran. 3338
Q
Quan, Michael J. 800 Schiller Bldg.
Ran. 0714-6715 Quasser, Julius H. 1034 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3538 ♦Queenv, Edward J. Asst. City Corp.
Counsel. Main 447, and 910 Title &
Trust Bldg. Ran. 342 and 343. Aut.
44-453 Q-.ick, John H. S. 515 Royal Ins. Bldg.
Wabash 1246 ♦Quigg, David, 801 Merchants Loan &
Trust Bldg. Ran. 2795 Quin, Wm. J. 12th floor Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 5081 Quinby, W. P. 510-118 N. La Salle st.
Main 4282. Aut. 32-335 _ ♦Quinlan, John M. (Cunningham, Cun- ningham & Quinlan), 1313 Cham.
Commerce. Main 3791 Quinlan, Jr. T. A. 528 McCormick Bldg.
Har. 7186
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*QuinIan, Wm. H. 1727 Com'l Nat Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 4515 Quinn, James R. 1101-226 S. La Salle
St. Wabash 4138 Quirk, Charles D. C. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Quitman, Jesse, 512-58 W. Washington
St. Cent. 6343 =^Qnitman, Walter, 218 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 5496
Raber, Edwin J. Asst. State's Atty.
Cent. 4870, and 1504 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 1722. Aut. 47-148 Raber, Franklin, 1003-64 W. Randolph
St. Ran. 1940-1. Aut. 48-372 Rabinoff, Samuel R. 1303 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 6071 Rada, Karel E. Union Pere. Mich. Raff, Peter G. 1222 Unity Bldg. Ran.
1091. Aut. 43-809 *Rafferty, Joseph P. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 Rafferty, Wm. E. 1016 The Temple.
Franklin 3520. Aut. 51-622 *Raftree, M. L. 503 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 4372. Aut. 44-699 Raftree, W. M. 503 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 4372 *Rainey. John W. Clerk Circuit Court.
Franklin 3015 and 729-32 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 2584. Aut. 34-056 Ramacitti. Frank A. 611-9 S. La Salle st.
Cent. 2912 *Ramsay, Gordon A. 840 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3800. Aut. 30-603 *Ramsey. Daniel G. 1017 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 1408 Ramsey, William, 3644 Forest av. Doug- las 9454 Ramsev, William R. 1309 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 2573 Randall. Wm. G. Chi. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Ranes, Alonzo H. (Ranes, Green & Por- ter), 1518 Ashland Blk. Cent. 245 and
4723. Aut. 42-886 Raney, Arthur J. 1014 Westminster
Bldg. Cent. 2155 *Rankin, Chase R. (Rankin, Howard &
Donnelly). 606-118 N. La Salle st.
Main 3037 *Rankin, John M. 1001 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3670 Rankin, Ode L. 801 Ashland Blk. Ran.
7355 ♦Ranstead, Arthur D. 1050 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1946 Raphael. Adolph, 425-812 S. Clark st.
Wabash 1531. Aut. 54-429
*Rapp, Wm. K. (Koch, Leedle & Rapp),
710-25 N. Dearborn st. Cent. 3771
Aut. 43-323 Rasmussen, Mark C. 1024 Otis Bldg.
Main 1819 *Rathbone, Henry R. 1309 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1433. Aut. 48-172 Rathbun, Charles F. 1021 The Temple.
Main 202 *Rathbun, Wm. W. 1610 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 2597. Cent. 5528. Aut.
-ll-4(i.^ Rathfon, Elmer O. 9206 Commercial av.
S. Chicago £814 ='Rathic, Frank C. (Rathje & Wese-
man), 411 Roanoke Bldg. Ran. 3738 *Rathje, Fred A. 1310-128 W. Madison
St. Cent. 8607 Ratner, Jacob C. 300 W. Kinzie st.
Main 3522 Rauschert, Charles A. 1325 Webster av.
Lincoln 496 Ravenscroft, Edward C. 64-154 W. Ran- dolph St. Franklin 98 *Rawl:ns, Ed. W. (Calhoun, Lyford &
Sheean), 940 The Rookery. Wabash
.3814. Aut. 52-142, 52-143 Rawlins, Wm. D. 401 Home Ins. Bldg.
Cent. 1740 Ray, Olaf E. (Ray & Pease), 808-167
W. Washington st. Main 4084 =-Read, Fred P. 1440 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2374 Read, Irving E. 516 National Life Bldg.
Ran. 5713 Ready, John P. 510 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 8181 Reardon. Neal D. 919 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 242. Aut. 64-588 *Rector. Edward (Rector, Hibben, Da- vis & Macaulev, 1958 McCormick
Bldg. Har. 821 Reddv, F. M. 1124-431 S. Dearborn st.
Kar. 4265. Aut. 67-857 Redfield, C. L. 526 Monadnock Bldg.
Har. 600 *Redfield, Robert (Tolman & Redfield),
1309-15 Stock Exchange Bldg. Mam
698. Aut. 31-118 *Redmond, Andrew J. 1652 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 2100 Reece, George J. 905 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6386 *Reed, Clark S. 1007 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 1350. Aut. 54-447 *Rced, Frank F. (Frank F. Reed and
Edward S. Rogers), 839 Peoples Gas
Bldg. Ran. 5123 Reed, Frank N. 832 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 3271. Aut. 61-284 *Reed, Herbert H. San Antonio, Tex.
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Reed, James B 509-11-117 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 620 *Reed, John P. 1600 Westminster Bldg.
Ran. 5653 and 1771. Aut. 6^-073 Reed. Wm. L. 1518 Harris Trust Bldg.
Ran. 4915. Aut. 53-501 Reeda, William, 716-18 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 3960 *Reeves, Edwy Logan, 1322 First Nat
Bk. B!dg. Ran. 1474 Reeves, G. Nat, 812 Ashland Blk. Ran.
882 *Reeves, Jay Edwin, 806 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 1746 Regan, James W. 6212 Jefferson av.
Midway 6837 Rehm. Victor E. 1404 Association Bldg.
Cent. 6520, 6521, 6522 *Reich, Otto F. 404-32 W. Washington
St. Cent. 2102 Reichert, Roy L. 604-179 W. Washing- ton St. Main 4710 *Keichmann, A. F. (Judah, Willard,
Wolf & Reichmann), 1501 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Franklin 205. Aut.
54-656 Reid, Frank R. (Pringle, Reid & Ter-
williger), 723 The Temple. Main
2466 Reid, James, 2313 Powell av. Hum- boldt 3228 Reid, Leonard C (Litzinger, McGurn &
Reid), 716 National Life Bldg. Cent.
30.30. Aut. 30-388 Reillv, Thomas W. 1417 City Hall
.Square Bldg. Ran. 2821 and 392 ♦Rein, Theodore E. 814 Home Ins.
Bldg. Cent. 2247 Rcinhardt, Fred W. 1548 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 170. Aut. 41-571 Reinhart, Otto E. 1038 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 2251 Reinwakl, Charles A. 536 La Salle St.
Station. Wabash 4200 *Reker, George L. Asst. Corporation
Counsel. Main 447 and 1406 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 403. Aut. 41-117 Remus, Geo. (Remus & Gualano),
Ashland Rlk. Annex, 167 N. Clark
St. Ran. 2349. Aut. 47-322 Remy, Victor A. 606 S. Michigan av.
Har. 6200 Rcniff, Ernest C. 1131 Unity Bldg. Cent.
2628. Aut. 24-391 Rentner, Otto C. 728 Reaper Blk. Cent.
5764. Aut. 48-264 Rcplogle, Jacob E. 1104 Merchants L. &
T. Bldg. Cent. 2386, 2.387 Rosa, Alexander J. 1800-72 W. Adams
St. Ran. 404G Resnick, Irving J. 420 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5210. Aut. 41-609
Revell, David, 1501-4 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1227. Aut. 42-135
Rexford, Henry L. 612-186 N. La Salle St. Franklin 315
Rexstrew, Clarence D. 6008 South Park av. Wentworth 2425
♦Reynolds, Asa Q. (Foster, Paine, Rey- nolds & Sass), 1414 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent. 6646. Ran. 4030. Aut. 58-301. Also 223 W. Monroe st^ Franklin 440
Reynolds. Earl R. 412 Gd. Cent. Sta- tion. Wabash 2661
Reynolds, J. S. 413 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent. 59 and 4556. Aut. 58-297
♦Rhodes, Carey W. (Mayer, Meyer, Austrian & Piatt), 16th floor Am. Trust Bldg. Cent. 2780
Rice, Corinne Lelia, 1518 Ashland Blk. Cent. 245. Aut. 42-886
Rice, Edmund J. 311-25 Unity Bldg. Cent. 7192-3. Aut. 42-478
Rice, Elbridge W. (Rice, Lowes & O'Neill), 1002-226 S. La Salle st. Wa- bash 4138
♦Rich, Stanley (Abbott & Rich;), 414 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3853
Richards, Bragton G. 1112 Hartford Bldg. Cent. 5560
♦Richards, Charles D. 402-32 W. Wash- ington St. Ran. 1540
♦Richards, John T. 1124 Com'I Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2811. Aut. 67-736
Richards, Le Roy, 437-39 Unity Bldg. Cent 2918
♦Richards, Robert W. (Loesch, Scofield & Loesch), 1540 Otis Bldg. Main 4365 and 4366
♦Richardson, John, 811-16 Unity Bldg. Ran. 3489. Aut. 44-576
Richardson, John A. 3d Vice-Prest. Chicago Title & Trust Co. Cent. 4880
Richardson, Wm. H. 400 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5122. Aut. 41-364
♦Richberg, Donald R. (Richberg, Ickes & Richberg), 1304 Rector Bldg. Ran. 470
♦Richberg. John C. (Richberg, Ickes & Richberg), 1304 Rector Bldg. Ran. 470
Richy, J. W. Unity Bldg. Cent. 2679
Richie, Clarke B. 325 N. Y. Life Bldg. Ran. 2486. Cent. 5083
Richman, Samuel J. 1000 Rector Bldg. Ran. 5241. Aut. 63-387
Richmond, Carl A. (Sheridan, Wilkin- son, Scott & Richmond), 1529-35 Mar- quette Bldg. Cent. 1137
Richmond, J. Frank. (Died June 2, 1912.)
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Richmond, Kenneth L, 724 McCormick Bldg. Har. 5115
Richolson, Benj. F. 1622 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2027
Rickard. Harry L. 1016 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 3742. Aut. 580-449
*Rickcords, Francis Stanley (Dean & Rickcords), 1605-6 Title &" Trust. Ran. 3499. Aut. 44-542
Rickcords, Fred C. Title & Trust Co. Cent. 4880
Ricks, Jesse J. (Sears, Meagher & Whit- ney), 1500 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 3176 and 3177. Aut. 41-113
Rieger, Herman (Rieger & Rieger), 500-164 W. Washington st. Frank- lin 1457. Main 1273. Aut. 33-229
Rieger, Louis (Rieger & Rieger), 500- 164 W. Washington st. Franklin 1457. Main 1273. Aut. 33-229
Riese. Max J. (Dellenback, Riese & Cody). 816-18 Reaper Blk. Cent. 1690. Aut. 44-550
*Rigby, Wm. C. (Gansbergen & Rigby), 410 Corn Exch. Bk. Bldg. Franklin 1134
*Righeimer, Frank S. 821-112 W. Adams st Ran. 638
*Riley, Harrison B. President Chi. Title & Trust Co. 69 W. Washington st. Cent. 4880
*Rilev, Harry A. 516 Ashland Blk. Cent. 6254. Aut. 48-160
Riley, John William, 9206 Commercial av. So. Chgo. 147
Riley, Thomas H. 661 E. 45th st.
Riley, Wm. U. 6344 Lakewood av.
*Rinaker, Lewis (Rinaker & Beerly), 507 Cham. Commerce. Franklin 2498
*Ring, Otto F. 402 Rector Bldg. Ran. 6634
*Ringer, Jacob (Ringer, Wilhartz & Louer). 724 American Trust Bldg. Ran. 6543
Ringo, Alvan L. 1402 Security Bldg. Main 25
Ringquist, Victor E. (Ringquist & Wil- liams), 1301 Cham. Commerce. Main 3677
Riordan, Stephen F. 709-166 W. Wash- ington St. Main 5
Riplev, Charles H. (Died April 19, 1913.)
Ripley, Robert H. 160O Com'l Nat. Bkl Bldg. Cent. 4341
Rippel. John A. (Hutchins & Rippel), 1014 Association Bldg. Cent. 582
Risdon, Ambrose. 1353 First Nat. 'Bk. Bldg. Cent. 1361
Risdon, J. J. 1111-12 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 5949
*Ritchie, William, 1512 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6752 Rittenhouse, Wm. A. 707-9 Rector
Bldg. Ran. 5626, 5627 Ritter, Henry A. (Died February 1,
1913.) Roat, Elmer A. 728 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 5059 *Robbins, Henry S. 814 Home Ins.
Bldg. Cent. 2247 Robbins, Noble T. (Robbins, Graham
& Rowan), 9233 Commercial av. So.
Chicago 45 *Roberts, Daniel A. 920 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 5969 Roberts, Ellen Gertrude. (Died Febru- ary 12, 1913.) Roberts, James H. 306 Portland Blk.
Ran. 40 and 41. Aut. 44-014 ♦Roberts, Jesse E. 1109 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 506. Aut. 42-435 Roberts, John S. 1311 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 692. Aut. 43-898 Roberts, Morton L. 1334 First Nat Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2792. Aut. 43-431 ♦Roberts, Roscoe L. 1109 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 506. Aut. 42-435 Roberts. Samuel H. 102 S. Market st.
Main 247 Roberts Wirt D. 207 Roanoke Bldg.
Cent. 1773 Robertson Alexander S. 611 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 1605. Aut. 48-596 ♦Robertson, David G. 927 Association
Bldg. Ran. 1136 ♦Robertson Egbert (Foreman Levin &
Robertson) 819-823 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 237. Aut. 72-748 Robinson, Charles H. 825 Reaper Blk.
Ran. 784 Robinson, Frank B. 1900 W. 19th st.
Canal 388 Robinson, F. S. 1100-547 W. Jackson
blvd. Wab. 4400 Robinson, H. M. 950 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 2050. Aut. 580-422 Robinson, John L. 501 Unity Bldg. Ran.
3503. Aut. 48-317 Robinson, Max (Henry & Robinson),
504 Chi. Opera House Blk. Main 248.
Aut. 32-429 Robinson, Richard W. 3952 Cottage
Grove av. Robinson, Theo. C. 1317 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3140. Aut. 41-985 Robinson. Warner H. (Busby, Weber,
Miller & Robinson), 1639 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2160 Robinson. W. O. 1401 Borland Bldg.
Ran. 3306 Roblin, David H. 1622 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 2027
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Roby, Edward, 10805 Avenue J. So.
Chicago 1165 Rockhold, Frank A. (Rockhold &
Busch), 1101-4 Otis Bldg. Franklin
357-2 ♦Rockwell, Everett C. 1018 Hartford
Bldg. Cent. 24&i Rockwell. Harold G. 1124 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 292 Roderick, Solomon P. 702 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 49PG *Rodgers, John L. (Goldzier, Rodgers
& Froelich), 1020 Cham. Commerce
Bldg. Main 3100 and 3101 Rodriguez, Wm. E. 1058 N. Kedzie av.
Belmont 4441 Roe. Chas. C. 908 Unity Bldg. Ran.
3774. Aut. 43-237 *Roe, Clifford G. 1G32 McCormick Bldg.
Har. 2041 Roe, Edward T. 3308 Walnut st. Ked- zie 4878 Roeder, Leo V. 1714 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 1411 Roemer, Edwin W. 404 Royal Ins. Bldg.
Wabash 3347 Rogan, Wm. A. 1222 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 876. Aut. 44-043 *Rogers, Edward S. (Frank F. Reed
and Edward S. Rogers), 839 Peoples
Gas Bldg. Ran. 5123 Rogers, Elmer E. 1644 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1391. Aut. 42-637 ♦Rogers, Eugene W. 400-30 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 1812. Aut. 43-878 Rogers, Frank C. 642 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 2713 ^Rogers, Geo. Mills, Master in Chan-
cerv Circuit Court (Rogers & Ma-
hoiiev), 1310 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent' 2643. Aut. 42-434 ♦Rogers, George T. (Tenney, Coffeen,
Harding & Sherman), 801 Home Ins.
Bldg. 137 S. La Salle st. Cent. 5384 *Rogcrs, Hopewell L. with The Daily
News. Franklin 1 Rogers, Michael J. 3235 Lexington st. Rogers, Rowland T. 505-111 W. Mon- roe St. Ran. 4911 Rogers. Samuel B. 612-186 N. La Salle
St. Franklin 315 Rohe, Clifford A. Los Angeles, Cal. ♦Rolf, A. A. 213-9 S. La Salle st. Cent.
CA21. Aut. 310-18 ♦Rollins, John H. 1311 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg Ran. 5670 Rolnick, Joseph, 1208 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1148. Aut. 41-796 Rommel. Jasper F. 800 The Temple.
Main 4466. Aut. 51-959
*Roodhouse, Benjamin T. (Benjamin & Roodhouse), 1515 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 6117. Aut. 67-695
Rooney, Austin J. 1744 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1949
♦Rooney, John J. Judge Municipal Court. Franklin 2684
♦Rooney, Thos. E. (Goss & Rooney), 1040-48 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 1774-5
Rooney, Walter A. Asst. City Pros. Atty. IMaln 447 and 1313-19 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 228
*Roos, Frederick B. (Sears, Roos & Boeger). 626, 629 National Life Bldg. Ran. 3130
Root, Dwight D. 608 Chicago Opera House. Franklin 2006
Root, James P. 5540 Washington av.
Root, J. Sherman, 1766 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 1661. Aut. 580-420
*Rose, Charles G. 722-111 W. Monroe St. Ran. 1322
♦Rose, John A. (Rose, Symmes & Kirk- land), 1510 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 1863. Aut. 42-335
Rosen. John F. 1252 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 1821. Aut. 33-969
Rosen, Ralph, 600-108 S. La Salle st. Main 365. Aut. 51-449
♦Rosenbaum, Menz I. 1616 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 3086-7. Aut. 41-346
Rosenberg, Benj. 201 Medinah Bldg. Har. 2809. Aut. 52-227
Rosenberg, Hvman J. (Shaeffer, Kom- pel & Rosenberg), 1006 Ashland Blk. Ran. 3176. Aut. 41-727
Rosenberg, Joseph, 551 Peoples Gas Bldg. Cent. 1637
Rosenberg, Samuel H. (Edelson, Pet- erson & Rosenberg), 1431-36 Unity Bldg. Ran. 3737
Roscnbergcr, J. L. 1019 Opera House Bldg. Aut. 32-217
♦Rosenblatt, Sol. 1144 Unity Bldg. Cent. 3224
♦Rosenblum, Harry M. 1633 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3141. Aut. 42-779
Roscnstone. Bertram W. 1104 Mer- chants' L. & T. Bldg. Cent. 2386-7
Rosenthal. David F. 1600 Am. Trust Bldg. Cent. 2780
♦Rosenthal, James (Rosenthal & Kurz), 1104 Rector Bldg. Cent. 2561. Aut. 61-851
♦Rosenthal. Lessing (Rosenthal & Ham- ill), 1400 Ft. Dearborn Bldg, Cent. 4282
♦Rosenthal, Moritz (Moses, Rosenthal & Kennedy), 600 The Temple. Mam 365. Aut. 51-449
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♦Rosenthal, Philip, 1318 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 549. Aut. 41-791 Rosinia, Michael L. (Laventhal & Ro-
sinia), 616 Reaper Blk. Ran. 3846.
Aut. 42-683 *Ross, Carl A. South Bend, Ind. Ross, Oscar A. 1104-112 W. Adams st.
Cent. 2386-2387 *Ross, Robert E. 924 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 299 *Ross, S. Crawford, Asst. Corporation
Counsel. Main 447 ^Ross, Walter W. 1210-105 S. La Salle
it Ran. .3389. Aut. 51-761 Rossen, Meyer (Sahiel & Rossen), 1044
Unity Bldg. Ran. 2211. Cent. 3511.
Aut. 44-181 Rossi, Kate Kane, 215-162 N. Dearborn
sL Rossman, Henry C. 6150 Vernon av.
Normal 6024 Rossman, Peter C. 6150 Vernon av. En-
glewood 8288 Rost. Jr. Andrew (Rost & Smith), 88
Metropolitan Blk. Main 1393. Aut.
31-221 Rcth, Geo. E. Swift & Co. Yards 4200 *Roth, Henrv, 505 Straus Bldg. Main
4511 Rcthblum, Nettie, Mexico City, Mex. Rothblum, Samuel, 425 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 2003. Aut. 41-612 *Rothmann. William (West & Eckhart\
1340 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 646.
Aut. 41-174 Rothschild, Daniel M. 127 S. Fifth av. Rothschild. Isaac S. 826 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Franklin 1573. Aut. 32-096 Rothschild, Jacob (Guthman & Roth- schild), 62-106 N. La Salle st. Main
1042. Aut. 32-499 Roulet, Wm. 6463 Minerva av. Hyde
Pk. 5260 Rountree. John S. 1258 N. State st.
North 5748 Rourke, William A. 6439 Cottage Grove
av. Midway 4896 Rowan, John J. (Robbins, Graham &
Rowan), 9233 Commercial av. S.
Chicago 45 *Rowe, Frederick A. Publisher National
Corporation Reporter, 609 The Tem- ple. :\Iain 3696 Rovce. Rae M. 1501 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1227. Aut. 42-135 Rover, J. C. F. 3826 Rhodes av. Doug- las 5956 *Rubens, Harry (Rubens, Fischer &
Mosser), 1418 Westminster Bldg. Ran.
4234 and 4235 Rubens, Jr. Harry, Seattle, Wash.
Rubens, Joseph, 1417-18 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 392 Rubenstein, Julius, 1122 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 4411. Aut. 43-897 Rubenstein, Julius B. 510 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 1306 Rubirkam, Nathaniel, 1007 Stock Exch.
Bldg. Main 692 Rubovits, Theodore, 724 Amer. Trust
Bldg. Ran. 6543 Ruebling, Charles J. 1021-112 W.
Adams st. Cent. 4608 *Ruekberg. Benj. P. 716 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 1134. Aut. 30-388 Ruekberg, Bernard, 716 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 1134. Aut. 30-388 Rugbv, Geo. W. 1113 The Temple.
Main 4942 Rumery, H. C. 1016 The Rookery. Wa- bash 1028 *Rummler, Wm. R. (Rummler &
Rumniler), 1208-1212 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 3418 and 3419 *Rundall, Chas. Owen, 1620 Corn. Exch.
Bk. Bldg. Main 1995 *Rui nells, John S. President The Pull- man Co. Pullman Bldg. Runyan, Eben F. (Runvan & Runyan),
1003 Schiller Bldg. Ran. 1941. Aut.
43-372 *Rush, G. Fred (Rush & Holden), 1110
Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 1458 *Russell. James A. 1002 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 334 *Rust, William H. A. (Short, Davis &
Rust), 1016 Ashland Blk. Cent. 4392 *Ruther, Geo. E. 1001 Unity Bldg. Cent.
4G77. Aut. 42-759 Rutledge, Jr. Andrew (Brady & Rut- ledge), 1200 Ashland Blk. Cent.
3287. Aut. 44-640 Rutter, L. R. 204-32 W. Washington st).
Cent. 2044 *R3'an, Andrew J. (Ryan & Condon),
721-23 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran.
3748 Ryan, Edmund F. 701 Cham. Commerce.
Main 1308. Aut. 34-543 Fyan, John J. 5535 Princeton av. *Ryan, Joseph D. 1318 Ashland- Blk.
Ran. 549. Aut. 41-791 Ryan, Jos. E. Judge Municipal Court.
Franklin 2684 Ryan, Michael F. 451 Peoples Gas Bldg.
Ran. 5691 Rvbicki, John S. 16-154 W. Randolph
St. Main 3225 Rydell, O. F. 2436 Wentworth av, Cal- umet 920 *Rvden. Otto G. 614 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 3102
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*Ryer, Julian C. 1410 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 5917 Rvner, Ira (Fyflfe, Adcock & Ryner),
'1709 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 7300 *Rvon, Oscar B. 317-20 Hotel La Salle
Franklin 700
Sabath, .\dolph J. (Sabath, Levinson &
Stafford), 1016-29 S. La Salle st. Ran.
5165 and 5166. Aut. 36-371 Sabath, Albert (Sabath, Levinson &
.Stafford), 1016-29 S. La Salle st. Ran.
5165 and 5166. Aut. 36-371 *Sabath, Joseph, Judge Municipal Court.
Franklin 2684 Sabath, Sidney J. 607-35 N. Dearborn
St. Ran 280. Aut. 44-098 ♦Sadler, Frank P. 1400 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 609 Sadler, Monte H. 1220 Fort Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 220 Safford. B. E. 1524 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 1099 Safford, F. R. 1807 Kennilworth av.
Rogers Pk. 3668 ♦Safford, W. H. 1524 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 1099 Sager, Edward, 714 Hartford Bldg. Ran.
1083 Salinger, Louis, Asst. City Corporation
Counsel. Main 447 Salinger. Samuel R. 1510 First Nat'l
Bk Bldg. Ran. 5334 ♦Salisbury. F. L. 1520-139 N. Clark st
Ran. 5885 Saltiel, Leopold (Saltiel & Rossen),
1044 Unity Bldg. Ran. 2211. Cent.
3511. Aut. 44-181 Sameit, H. J. 606 S. Michigan av. Har.
6200 Sample, Ila H. 4006 Sheridan rd. L. V.
3442 ♦Samuels, Benjamin (Samuels & Sam- uels), 1322-26 Tribune Bldg. Cent.
2356 ♦Samuels, Benj. J. (Samuels & Sam- uels), 1322-26 Tribune Bldg. Cent.
23.56 Sandberg. John E. 5224 Lawrence av.
Irving 13413 Sanders, A. H. 1102-452 S. Dearborn st.
H. 14 Sanderson, Geo. R. 1208 Michigan av.
Calumet 320 Sands, Mark. 1001-226 S. La Salle st.
Aut. 57-257 Sandvik, Harry P. 4941 W. Huron st.
Austin 16924
Sankstone, J. J. 1313 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 1852 Sargent, LeRoy, 518 Home Ins. Bldg.
Ran. 187 Sarlev, Joseph F. 1244 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 1949 *Sarner. Victor, 1222 Unity Bldg. Cent.
2343. Aut. 43-809 ♦Sass, George (Sass, Nicolai & Hood),
508 Commercial Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Ran.
3778 ♦Sass, Fred, Master in Chancery Circuit
Court (Foster, Paine, Reynolds &
Sass), 1414 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent.
6646. Aut. 58-301 Sauer, J. C. 333-69 W. Washington st.
Ran. 2076-7 Saunders, Ernest, 611 Roanoke Bldg.
Cent. 2912 Saunders, R. W. 5201 Hibbard av. ♦Sauter, L. E. (Hollett, Sauter & Hen-
kel), 1401-4 Otis Bldg. Mam 3044 Sawin, George, Elmhurst, 111. ♦Sawyer, Carlos P. 1001 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1488. Aut. 47-337 ♦Sawyer, Ward B. 1318 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 3789. Aut. 44-598 Sayers, Glenn P. 1037 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg Cent. 3873. Aut. 43-247 Scandrett, H. A. 617-112 W Adams st.
Ran. 141 Scanlan, Daniel W. 502 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 3593. Aut. 31-276 ♦Scanlan, Kickham, Judge Circuit Ct.
Franklin 3015 Schaeffer, Morris, 716 Reaper Blk. Ran.
408 and 1122. Aut. 48-464 Schaffner, Albert (Harris & Schaffner),
1103 Ashland Blk. Cent 6763. Aut.
42-569 ♦Schaffner, Arthur B. 1424 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 4865 Schall, Sam McN. (Miller & Schall).
518 Roanoke Bldg. Cent. 3676 and
Ran. 189 Schein, George L. 1600 Westminster
Bldg. Ran. 1771 and 5653. Aut. 63-
073 Scherzer. Albert H. 1616 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 874 ♦Schlfsinger, Elmer (Mayer, Meyer
Austrian & Piatt), 16th floor Am.
Trust Bldg. Cent. 2780 Schmauch. Walter, 1212 Schiller Bldg.
Ran. 1013 Aut. 42-390 Schmidt, Charles J. 1228 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 8022 and 8023. Aut. 61-
203 Schmidt, John C. 1553 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 7114. Aut. 61-077
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Schmidt, Taylor J. (Moss, Bastian & Schmidt), 542-5 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Ran. 6680
Schmidt, Theodore, 1540 Otis Bldg. Main 4365 and 4366
Schmitt, F. Harold, 536 La Salle st. Station. Wabash 4200
Schmitt, Geo. A. 205-9 S. La Salle st. Ran. 6550
Schmnck, Elmer E. 946 Otis Bldg. Main 3745
Schnackenberg, Elmer J. 230-9206 Com- mercial av. So. Chgo. 1192
Schneider, George A. 1027 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 694
Schneider, Homer H. 1030 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3302
Schneider, Joseph, 506 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent. 5669
Schobinger, Wm. 510 Corn Exch. Bk. Bldg. Frankhn 230
Schoenbrod, Nathan S. 806 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1746
Schoenbrun, Leo. 844 W. Adams st. Monroe 4040
*Schoenfeld. Frank, 1414 American Trust Bldg. Cent. 595
Schoenfeld, W. A. 458 E. 41st st. Oak- land 5630
*Schofield, Henry, Northwestern Univer- sity Law Dept. 3d floor 31 W. Lake St. Ran. 4377
Schooler, Frederick S. 1216 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 3006. Aut. 47-357
Schooler, Nathaniel, 1410 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 4132
*Schram, Otto B. 650 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3928
Schramm, Peter F. 412-108 S. La Salle St. Franklin 2884
Schreiber, Rudolph E. 1140 Otis Bldg. Franklin 4015
Schroeder, Albert W. 4939 W. Superior St. Aust. 16171
Schroeder, Arthur, 3238 N. Halsted st. Graceland 1834
Schroeder, Charles H. 2957 Gresham av. Irving 4124
Schroeder, Leo, 1452 N. Claremont av.
Schroet.er, Anton W. 71 Metropolitan Blk. Main 1371. Aut. 31-092
Schroeter. Ernest U. 1163 The Rook- ery. Wabash 1676
*Schrvver, Herbert A. 821-112 W. Adams st. Cent. 1593
Schuchardt, Fred B. 1303-19 S. La Salle St. Ran. 2898
Schulman, Joseph W. (Schulman &
Meverovitz), 315-17 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 646 Schultz, Ernest M. 69 W. Washington
St. Cent. 4880 Schultz, Fred F. 311-25 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 7192-3. Aut. 42-478 Schuize, William, 35-106 N. La Salle
St. Main 1275 ♦Schumacher, Bowen W. 410 Portland
Blk. Ran. 1370 Schupp, Robert W. 412 Home Ins.
Bldg. Ran. 7434. Aut. 51-298 Schussman, Paul C. (Beutler & Schuss-
man), 1605-10 Unity Bldg. Cent.
5795. Aut. 47-408 Schusterman, Chas. (Morris & Schus-
terman), 609-117 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 4858 Schusterman, Otto, 947 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 2996. Aut. 61-837 *Schuvler, Dan J. (Schuyler, Ettelson
& Weinfeld), 1218-20 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Cent. 1407. Aut. 32-184 Schwarer, Frank B. 1608-10 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 5795. Aut. 47-408 Schwartz, Arthur L. (Newman, North-
rup, Levinson & Becker), 823 Cham.
Commerce. Main 1122. Aut. 31-279 Schwartz, Charles P. 700 Commercial
Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Ran. 400 Schwartz, J. C. 1410 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 5917 Schwartz, Jacob, 1410 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 5917 *Schwartz, Ulysses S. Asst. City Pros.
Atty. 604 City Hall. Main 447 and
(Hirsch & Schwartz), 1412 Harris
Trust Bldg. Ran. 1973 Schwarz, Adolph M. 1014 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 6435, 6436. Aut. 43-078 Schwarz, Chas. T. 1025 La Salle Sl
Sta. Wabash 3210 ♦Schwemm, Wm. 17 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 264. Aut. 31-229 *Schwender, John, 804 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 3845-6 *Scofield. Timothy J. (Loesch, Scofield
& Loesch), 1540 Otis Bldg. Main
4365 Scott, Bancroft & Stephens, successors
to Hamline, Scott & Lord (Frank
Hamline Scott, Edgar A. Bancroft,
Redmond D. Stephens and John E.
Mac Leish), 1620 Corn Exchange Nat.
Bk. Main 1995 *Scott, Frank H. (Scott, Bancroft &
Stephens), 1620 Corn Exchange Nat.
Bk. Main 1995 Scott, Geo. A. H. 1145 S. Wabash av.
Har. 384 and 7005
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Scott, James A. 430 First Nat'l Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 248. Aut. 42-794 Scott, John C. 1025 La Salle St. Sta- tion. Wabash 3210. Local 169 Scott, R. B. C. B. & Q. R. R. Offices.
1100-547 W. Jackson blvd. Wab. 4400 Scott, Robert J. 1220 First Nat'l Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 1022. Aut. 42-777 Scott, Victor B. 1038 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 3470 *Scott, Walter A. (Sheridan, Wilkin- son, Scott & Richmond), 1529-35
:\Iarquette Bldg. Cent. 1137 *ScoveI, John C. 1402 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 476 Scranton, Cassius A. with C. Title &
Trust Co. Cent. 4880 Scullv, Thomas F. Judge Municipal Ct
Franklin 2684 Sears, Burton P. 1228 Nat'l Life Bldg.
Ran. 4788 Sears, Fulton H. (Sears, Roos & Boe-
ger), 626, 629 National Life Bldg.
Ran. 3130 =<=Sears, NathanieL C. (Sears, Meagher
& Whitney), 1500 First Nat. Bank
Bldg. Cent. 3176 and 3177. Aut. 41-
113 Seaver, Oscar S. 1110 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1458 Sebastian, Frank E. 1301 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5451. Aut. 41-367 *Secord, Frederick (Gann, Peaks &
Townley), 1701-6 Borland Bldg. Cent.
2252 *See, Cornelius S. 1413 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 852. Aut. 48-796 Sesal. Isidor, 6037 Ellis av. Hyde Pk.
3458 Seibold, Arthur B. (Jones, Addington,
Ames & Seibold), 1610 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 45 Scip, Emil G. 600 Commercial Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1584 Seipp, P. W. 110 W. Monroe st. Cent.
549 and 550 Aut. 32-549 Seiter. Geo. B. 64-68 W. Washington
St. Cent. 6529. Aut. 42-430 ♦Seiter, Orville R. 631 Insurance Ex- change. 'Wabash 4588 Seldcrs, Oliver M. 4133 W. Madison st.
Garfield 8716 Seligman, Henry M. 1444 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 1599. Aut. 42-639 ♦Selleck, Charles E. 1101-2 Ft. Dear-
born Bldg. Ran. 4121. Aut. 54-523 Sellers, Mary A. 1010 American Trust
Bldg. Cent. 5829 *Seneff, E. H. 7th floor McCormick
Bldg. Har. 5115
Senne. John A. 4309 Lowell av. Irving
7988 Sentz, Channing L. 832 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 3271. Aut. 61-284 Sercomb, Charles R. 1140 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 4015 Severson, O. F. 918 Cham. Commerce.
Main 2449. Aut. 32-310 Severy, Ernest, 1007 Ashland Blk. Ran.
2276 *Sexton, Wm. H. 5th floor City Hall.
Main 447 Seymour, E. M. 420 Ashland Blk. Cent.
5210. Aut. 41-609 *Shabad, Henry M. 403 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 1888. Aut. 43-415 ShaefTer, Clarence W. 600-164 W. Wash- ington St. Main 3571 *Shaeffer, Samuel J. (Shaeffer, Kompel
& Rosenberg), 1006 Ashland Blk. Ran.
3176. Aut. 41-727 Shafifner, Benjamin M. 1410 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 1737. Aut. 42-044 Shafifner, C. B. 1410 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1737. Aut. 42-044 Shaner, E. L. 1353 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 1361 ♦Shannon, Angus Roy, 607 Portland
Blk. Ran. 280 and 281. Aut. 44-098 ♦Shannon, Neil J. Foreman Bros. Bank,
Stock Exchange Bldg. Franklin 263 Shapiro, Meyer (Simon & Shapiro), 805
Hearst Bldg. Franklin 1533 Shattnck, Geo. B. (Wheelock, Shattuck
& Newev), 1307 Marquette Bldg,
Cent. 1053 Shauman, R. W. Armour & Co. Yards
4100 *Shaver, Harry L. 1066 People's Gas
Bldg. Ran. 1089 Shaw, Alex B. (Pattison & Shaw),
1029 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 364 Shaw. A. J. Credit Manager, Chi. Title
& Trust Co. Cent. 4880 Shaw. Emery M. 611 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1005. Aut. 48-590 *Shaw, Enos W. 56-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 2611. Aut. 33-566 Shaw, Joseph J. Chi. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Shaw, R. A. J. (Shaw & Martin), 703-
36 W. Randolph st. Cent. 1914 *Shaw, Ralph M. (Winston, Payne,
Strawn & Shaw), 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 *Shaw, Warwick A. (Shaw & Ball),
1304 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 949 Shea, Walter (Shutan & Shea), 1444-48
Unity Bldg. Cent. 153. Aut. 44-237
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Shedd, Henry S. 1315 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 4211
*Sheean, James M. (Calhoun, Lyford & Sheean), 940 The Rookery. Wabash 3814. Aut. 52-142, 52-143
Sheean, John A. 1030 Nat. Life Bldg. Ran. 6890
*Sheean, Henry D. (Calhoun, Lyford & Sheean), 940 The Rookery. Wabash 3814. Aut. 52-142, 52-143
*Sheehan, Thomas A. 1104 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Main 3129
Sheehan, William A. 901-4 Otis Bldg. Main 1476
Sheldon, Henrv L (Sheldon & Shel- don), 32 Borden Blk. Cent. 2824
Sheldon, Tames M. 1709 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 7300
*Sheldon, Joseph G. 1002 Association Bldg. Ran. 4861. Aut. 31-220
Shelton, E. M. C. B. & Q. R. R. offices, 1100-547 W. Jackson blvd. Wab. 4400
*Shepard, Frank L. (Church, Shepard & Day), 626 The Temple. Main 1531
Shepard. Herschel V. 626 The Temple. Main 1531
*Shepard, Stuart G. (Shepard, McCor- mick & Thomason), 934-44 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 2929
Sherbahn. Jacob M. 17-112 N. La Salle St. Main 4470
Sherburne, Edward N. 408-9 S. La Salle St. Cent. 4525
*Sheridan, James Jav. 1429 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2567
Sheridan, Joseph L 58-106 N. La Salle St. Main 90. Aut. 33-893
*Sheridan, Thomas Francis (Sheridan, Wilkinson, Scott & Richmond), 1529- 35 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1137
Sheridan, Thomas H. (Sheridan, Wil- kinson, Scott & Richmond). 1533 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1137
*Sherif¥. Andrew R. (Sheriff, Dent, Do- byns & Freeman), 1060 The Rook- ery. Wabash 1400. Aut. 51-380.
Sherlock, Edward V. 301 Title & Trust Annex. Ran. 2707
Sherlock, John J. (Mastin & Sher- lock), 1106 Fisher Bldg. Har. 7748, 7749. Aut. 61-402
*Sherman. Bernis W. 904 Security Bldg. Main 639. Aut. 32-860
*Sherman, Chas. King, Hillsboro, 111.
Sherman. Mark R. 920 Unity Bldg. Cent. 6170
♦Sherman, Roger (Tenney, Coffeen, Harding & Sherman), 801 Home Ins. Bldg. 137 S. La Salle st. Cent. 5384
Sherrard, Arthur A. 1531 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 4410 and 1424 Shervey, Charles O. 1524 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 2463 Shinnick, Edward E. 167 N. Clark st.
Ran. 2058. Aut. 47-322 Shipnes, Wilford C. 1618 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 966 Shirer, Seward S. (Died Feb. 18, 1913.) Shirley, Geo. R. (Died June 24. 1912.) Shirra, Wallace E. 901-4 Otis Bldg.
Main 1476 *Shissler, Louis. 518 Chi. Opera House
Blk. Main 5336 Shockey, Willis G. 1013 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 2005. Aut.
580-335 Shontz, G. M. 1400 First Nat. Bk. Cent.
828 *Shope, Simeon P. 1201 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 440 *Shorey, Clyde E. (Adams, Follansbee,
Hawley & Shorey). 412 Home Ins.
Bldg. Ran. 7434. Aut. 51-298 *Short, Benedict J. (Short, Davis &
Rust), 1016 Ashland Blk. Cent. 4392 Short, Jeffrey R. 1600 Railway Ex- change. Har. 2274 *Shortall. John L. (Shortall & Muri-
son), 601 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent.
2045 and 2046. Aut. 4-3-528 Shriber, George, 617 Ashland Blk. Ran.
5160 and 1. Aut. 44-123 *Shrimski, Israel (McEwen, Weissen- bach, Shrimski & Meloan), 1630 Tri- bune Bldg. Ran. 1806 Shulman, Bernard (Shulman & Shul-
man). 911 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1120.
Aut. 48-566 *Shulman, Max (Shulman & Shulman),
911 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1120. Aut.
48-566 Shultheis. Chas. R. 1219 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 752 Shults, Carlton A. 610 Portland Blk.
Cent. 1274 Shupe, N. J. 611 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1605. Aut. 48-596 Shupp, Robt. W. 412 Home Ins. Bldg.
Ran. 4734 Shurtleff, Edward D. (Shurtleff &
Heizer). 1309 Title & Trust Bldg.
Ran. 1433. Aut. 48-172 *Shutan, Arthur J. 1506 Association
Bldg. Ran. 7406-7 Shutan, Samuel K. (Shutan & Shea),
1444 Unity Bldg. Cent. 153. Aut.
44-237 *Sidley, Wm. P. (Holt, Wheeler & Sid- ley), 1007 Tacoma Bldg. Main 2288
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Siebel, August F. W. 1520 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Cent. 1042. Aut. 54-271
Sieger, George Roy, 1209 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 477
*Silber, Clarence J. (Silber, Isaacs, Sil- ber & Woley), 1023 Home Ins. Bldg. Cent. 6144
♦Silber, Frederick D. (Silber, Isaacs, Silber & Woley), 1023 Home Ins. Bldg. Cent. 6144
Silberman, Louis, 1020 Ashland Blk. Ran. 5099. Aut. 44-455
Silha, John A. 3350 Douglas blvd.
*Silsbee, Fred B. 1002 Association Bldg. Ran. 4861. Aut. 31-220
Simmons, Parke E. 1214 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 992
*Simmons, Rufus S. (Simmons & Irv- ing), 1652 Otis Bldg. Main 1488
Simms, Arthur H. 4917 S. Dearborn st.
Simms. Tames N. 3104 State st. Doug- las 6099
Simon, Benjamin (Simon & Shapiro), 805 Hearst Bldg. Franklin 1533
Simon, Jacob C. 1608-10 Unity Bldg. Ran. 1210. Aut. 47-408
Simon, Joseph, with Clerk of Circuit Court. Franklin 3015
Simon, Joseph J. 1031 Unity Bldg. Cent. 5312. Aut. 44-345
Simons, Edwin F. 204 Straus Bldg. Main 2505. Aut. 36-323
♦Simons, Franklin P. 246 W. 63d st. Stewart 3442
Simons, Harry, 377 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 4047
♦Simonton, Harry P. 1301 Borland Blk. Ran. 3567
Simonton, James W. 979 Rand, McNally Bldg. Wabash 1835
Simpson, George H. 816 S. Michigan av. Har. 4444
♦Sims, Edwin W. (Sims, Welch & God- man), 808 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 4384. Aut. 67-468
♦Sinden, Henry P. 910 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 2330
♦Singleton, Shelby M. 911-8 S. Dear- born St. Ran. 7488
Sinnott, Edmund M. Asst. Atty. San- itary District. Wabash 1.320, and 729 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 2584. Aut. 34-056
Sinnott, John F. 2954 Loomis st. Yards 1484
Sipple, Jr. W. C. St. Louis, Mo.
♦Sippel, Conrad H. 1310-123 W. Madi- son St. Ran. 4054
♦Siqueland, Tryggve A. 2d fl. St. Clair Bldg. 154 E. Erie st. North 7859
♦Sissman, Peter, 437-43 Chi. Stock Ex- change. Main 3618. Aut. 31-739
♦Sisson, Harry W. 532 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 5561
Sivley, C. L. 135 Park Row. Wabash 2200
♦Skinner, James G. Asst. Corporation Counsel. Main 447, and 601 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3296
♦Slack, Wm. 1622 Unity Bldg. Cent. 2362. Aut. 41-281
Slade, John C. 1400 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 828.
♦Slater, Robert J. 1202 Ashland Blk. Cent. 925. Aut. 44-139
Slattery, James M. Asst. Atty. Sanitary District. Wabash 1320, and 607 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 393
Slawitsky, Samuel T. 1018 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3053
Slocum, Morton G. 1325 Unity Bldg. Cent. 6268
Slottow, Joseph (Huff, Cook & Slot- tow), 832-36 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 1507
Slusser, M. 1200 Westminster Bldg. Cent. 1091
♦Slusser, Thomas H. (Carnahan, Els- don & Slusser), 1200-4 Westminster Bldg.. Cent. 1091
Smalley, Edmund H. 2544 Kimbell av. Belmont 590
Smejkal, Edward J. (Smejkal. Klenha & Krasa), 720 Reaper Blk. Cent. 7070
Smejkal, Joseph A. Asst. State's Atty. Cent. 4870, and 720 Reaper Blk. Cent. 7070
♦Smietanka, Alexander. 610 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 3296 and 3297
♦Smietanka. Julius F. (Smietanka. John- son, Molthrop & Polkey), 610 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 3296 and 3297
Smith, Abner, 30-128 N. La Salle st. Main 2684
♦Smith, Ben M. Judge Appellate Court. Cent. 2064
Smith, Blake C. (Wyeth & Smith), 920 N. Y. Life Bldg. Ran. 4332
Smith, Charles R. 4752 St. Lawrence st.
♦Smith, Claude F. 650 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3928
♦Smith, Claude V. 1206-20 W. Jackson blvd. Har. 3780
♦Smith, C. Van Alen, 1227 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 517
Smith, Dan Morgan, 813 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3675
Smith, Earl J. 1709 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 7300
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Smith, Elmer A. 809-135 Park Row.
Wabash 2200 Smith. Emery J. (Smith & Leonard).
58-106 N. La Salle st. Main 4486 and
90. Aut. 34-652 Smith, Forest G. 312-19 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 6300 and 2176. Aut. 48-493 ♦Smith. Frederick A. Judge B Branch
Appellate Court. Ran. 1733 Smith, Fred C 1511 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6753 Smith. George B. Asst. Cashier Conti- nental & Com'l Nat. Bk. Ran. 4606 Smith, George D. Portland, Ore. Smith, Harold P. with Cont. & Com'l
Trust & S. Bk. Ran. 4606 Smith. H. L. Chi. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Smith. Homer J. 1103 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6763 Smith, J. Means (Haley, Lambert &
Smith), 506 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent.
5669 ♦Smith, Jasperson (Montgomery, Hart
& Smith), 1913 Harris Trust Bldg.
Cent. 6731 ♦Smith, Tay P. 1103 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 863 Smith, Kinney, 637 Ins. Exch. Wabash
4588 Smith, Lincoln B. (Miller & Smith).
1512-15 Monadnock Blk. Har. 2854 Smith. Loyal L. 919 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 242. Aut. 64-588 ♦Smith, Morton J. 1610 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 2597. Aut. 41-463 Smith, Otis E. 1522 First Nat. Bank
Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629 ♦Smith, Walter B. Asst. Secy. Chi.
Title & Trust Co. Cent. 4880 ♦Smith, Willis (Smith & Wallace, 1703
Majestic Bldg. 22 W. Monroe st.
Cent. 6533 Smith. Wm. W. (Rost & Smith). 88
Metropolitan Blk. Main 1393. Aut.
31-221 ♦Smoot, Harry E. (MacChesney &
Becker). 1321-4 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Franklin 357 Smoot, Kenneth R. (Smoot & Eyer),
1501-4 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1228. Aut.
42-135 Smulski, John F. Pres. N. W. Trust &
Savings Bank, 1201 Milwaukee av.
Monroe 5000 ♦Smyser, Nathan S. (Underwood &
Smyser), 1007 Marquette Bldg. Cent.
1349 and 1350. Aut. 61-368
Smyth, William S. 2735 Ballou st. Bel- mont 1268
Snapp, Dorrance D. Omaha, Neb.
Snider, Frederick W. 804-111 N. Dear- born St. Cent. 5038
♦Snite, Frank J. 1122-112 W. Adams st. Ran. 1157. Aut. 54-334
Snow, Aubrey B. 363 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 4047
Snow. Arthur C. 705-1 Park Row. Wa- bash 2200
Snow, Samuel D. 606 S. Michigan av. Har. 6200
Snowhook, Wm. B. 48 Metropolitan Blk. Franklin 1797
Soble. Aaron, 310 Portland Blk. Ran. 3200. Aut. 48-270
Soboroff, Hyman (Soboroff & New- man), 513 Ashland Blk. Cent. 1443. Aut. 44-094
♦Soelke. Chas. H. (Stedman & Soelke), 54-106 N. La Salle st. Main 789
Solari, Joseph, 1615-332 S. Michigan av. Wabash 2345
♦Solberg, Marshall, Asst. City Pros. Atty. Main 447, and 1140 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 360
Solomon, Herman B. 1018 Ashland Blk. Cent. 3053
Solomon. Irving J. 1600 Am. Trust Bldg. Cent. 2780
Solomon, Mannie, 911 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1120. Aut. 48-566
Sommers. Walter F. 1206 Rector Bldg. Ran. 3507
Sommers. Werner H. 1206 Rector Bldg. Ran. 3507
♦Sonnenschein, Edward (Sonnenschein, Berkson & Fishell). 934-39 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Franklin 900. Aut. 34-631
♦Sonnenschein. Hugo (Sonnenschein, Berkson & Fishell), 934-39 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Franklin 900. Aut. 34-631
Sonnenschein, Max, 1518 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 4915. Aut. 53-501
♦Sonsteby, John J. 605 Association Bldg. Cent. 7026
Sorang, O. D. 62-106 N. La Salle st. Main 1042. Aut. 30-499
Sorum. Herman, 6537 Ellis av.
Souhrada, Frank C. Asst. City Pros. Atty. Main 447, and 71 Metropolitan Blk. Main 1371. Aut. 31-092
Spahn, Louis, 1420 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 6832
Spence. Theodore A. 1709-12 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 1037
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♦Spencer, Charles C. 37 Metropolitan
Blk. Main 2662. Aut. 33-635 Spengler. Walter J. (Felsenthal & Beck-
with), 810-69 W. Washington st. Cent.
711 and 712. Aut. 41-141 ♦Sperling, Harold G. Chi. Title & Trust
Co. Cent. 4880 Spink, Geo. A. (Spink & Spink), 5119
Argyle st. Irving 13574 Spink, Lillie C. (Spink & Spink), 5119
Argj'le St. Irving 13574 Spitz. Leo, 1322 Tribune BIdg. Cent.
2356 Spitzer, Samuel, 1633 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 3141. Aut. 42-779 ♦Spitzer, Sherman C. Asst. Gen'l Coun- sel Chi. Title & Trust Co. 703 Title
& Trust Bldg. Cent. 4880 Spohn, John F. 1114 Association Bldg.
Cent. 36 Spooner, Frances E. 1203 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 5042 Sprinkle, Arthur L. (Brown, Hopkins,
Nissen & Sprinkle), 1124 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 292 Sprogle, Howard O. 522 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 4794. Aut. 42-026 Spunner, Geo. W. (Spnnner & Bell),
420 Ashland Blk. Cent. 5210. Aut.
41-609 ♦Spurlock, Henry B. 707 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 2084 and 1703. Aut. 32-966 Squire, Mary E. 414-30 N. Dearborn st.
Ran. 897 Stack, Edmund J. 338 N. 40th av. Stafford, Charles B. (Sabath, Levinson
& Stafford). 1016-29 S. La Salle st.
Ran. 5165 and 5166. Aut. 36-371 ♦Stafford. Clinton A. 1623 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 581. Aut. 41-982 Stager, H. E. Armour & Co. U. S.
Yards. Yards 4100 Stagg, John A. 518 Chi. Opera House.
Main 5-336 Stahl, Floyd M. Phoenix, Ariz. ♦Stahl, Wm. Sherman, Asst. U. S. Dis- trict Atty. 851 Federal Bldg. Har.
4700, and (Stahl & Le Wald). 1109-11
Tacoma Bldg. Main 5147. Aut.
32-532 Standidge. H. W. 901-2 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 4700. Aut. 41-312 Stanlev, Edgar V. 1308 Republic Bldg.
Har.' 6710 Stansbury, David D. Asst. U. S. Dis- trict Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har.
4700, and 720-29 S. La Salle st. Ran.
6816
Stansfield, Jas. H. 1119 Cham. Com- merce Bldg. Main 180 ♦Stanton, Michael J. 536 S. Clark st.
Wabash 363 ♦Stanton, Walter T. 420 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 858. Aut. 42-680 ♦Stapleton, William J. 1105 Ashland
Blk. Ran. 4962. Aut. 43-366 Stapp, David H. 1431-6 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 3737 Starr, Harry W. (MulvihiU & Starr),
1306 Association Bldg. Ran. 5050 ♦Starr, ^Nlerritt (Miller, Starr, Packard
& Peckham), 1522 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 215U. Aut. 43-G2D Starrett, Julius, 3658 Prairie av. Starring, Mason B. New York City. St. Clair, Edward, 835 The Rookery
Bldg. Wabash 500 ♦St. Clair, Samuel M. 916 Nat. Life
Bldg. Cent. 3409. Aut. 32-364 ♦Stead, J. Walter (Gillam, Stead &
Liver), 726 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran.
4941. Aut. 43-570 Stead, William H. (Stead, Lincoln &
Fitch), 924-938 Otis Bldg. Franklin
376 and 377 Stearns, Edward C. 600 Washington
blvd. Haymarket 4126 Sterans, Edw. H. 717 Railway Ex- change Bldg. Har. 3824 ♦Stearns, Frederic W. (Cummins,
Stearns & Milkewitch), 421 Insurance
Exchange Bldg. Wabash 828 ♦Stebbins, Lewis A. 440 Nat. Life Bldg.
Cent. 3954 Stedman, Seymour (Stedman & Soelke),
54-106 N. La Salle st. Main 789 Steele, C. D. Swift & Co. Yards 4200 ♦Steele, Percival. 1602 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 2058. Aut. 52-878 ♦Steele, Wm. Karr, 1220 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 22(1 Steen, Fred E. 104 S. Michigan av.
Cent. 831 Steen, Richard A. (Steen & Webber),
1452-6 McCormick Bldg. Har. 5514,
5515 ♦Steere, Geo. S. (Steere & Steere), 953
The Rookery. Wabash 220 Steere, Kenneth D. 110 S. Dearborn st.
Ran. 4844 Steere, Lloyd R. (Steere & Steere), 659
The Rookery. Wabash 220. And
with Central Trust Co. Ran. 2976.
Aut. 51-141 Steers, Fred L. 1350 First Nat. Bank
Bldg. Cent. 1100 and 4036
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Steffen, Walter P. Asst. U. S. District
Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700 Stein, Alvin E. 213-9 S. La Salle st.
Cent. 6427. Aut. 310-18 *Stein, Philip (Stein, Mayer & Stein),
1633 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 8141.
Aut. 42-779 *Stein, Sydney (Stein, Mayer & Stein),
1633 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3141.
Aut. 42-779 *Stein, S. Sidney (Moses, Rosenthal &
Kennedy), 600 The Temple. Main
365. Aut. 51-449 Ste'nbrecher, George, 607 Portland Blk.
Ran. 280. Aut. 44-098 Steinhauer. E. C. 706 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 4693. Aut. 41-426 Steiskal, Otto L. 1817 Loomis st. cor.
Blue Island av. Canal 342 *Stelk, John (Tedlan & Stelk), 728
Reaper Blk. Cent. 5764 Stenge, Bernhard, 616 Reaper Blk. Ran.
3846 Stenning, C. E. 1510 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 1863. Aut. 42-335 Stephen, Geo. M. 1210 Security Bldg.
Main 2331 Stephens. John R. 813-105 W. Monroe
St. Cent. 5374 *Stephens, Redmond D. (Scott, Ban- croft & Stephens), 1620 Corn Ex- change Bk. Blk. Main 1995 Stephens, Robert L. 417 Roanoke Bldg
Main 2927. Aut. 31-682 Stepina, Tames F. 1825 Blue Island av
Canal 431 *Stern, Henry L. (Stern, Anderson &
Davis). 1034 First Nat. Bk. Bldg
Cent. 3538 *Stern, Julius, 1023 Home Ins. Bldg
Cent. 6144 Stern, Nathaniel A. 1616 Tribune Bldg
Ran. 3086 and 3087. Aut. 41-346 Stern, Oscar D. 1501 Corn Exch. Bk
Bldg. Franklin 205. Aut. 54-656 Stern. Ralph F. 1317 Ashland Blk. Cent
6544. Aut. 41-985 *Sterrett, Malcolm B. Asst. State's
Atty. Criminal Court Bldg. Cent.
4870, and 1027 N. Y. Lite Bldg. Cent
694 Stetson, John C. Gone to Alabama Stetzler, Edwin S. 501 City Hall *Steven, Jas. A. 707 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 2551. Aut. 32-966 *Stevens, Edward J. (McCornack &
Stevens), 956 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 2698
*Stevens, Ernest J. Vice-Prest. and Mgr.
Hotel La Salle. Franklin 700 *Stevens, Geo. M. (Crafts & Stevens),
924-25 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main
1675 'Stevens, Geo. M. (Winters, Price &
Stevens), 605-607 Ashland Blk. Ran.
3431. Aut. 42-247 Stevens, Joel W. 616 Reaper Blk. Ran.
3846. Aut. 42-683 Stevens, John S. 1109 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 5147. Aut. 32-532 *Stevens, William B. 304 Portland Blk.
Cent. 719 *Stevenson, Alex. F. 1110 La Salle av.
North 765 Stevenson, M. L. 600 Washington blvd.
Haymarket 4126 *Stevenson. Ralph D. 701 Merchants L.
& T. Bldg. Ran. 3830 *Stevenson, Thomas H. 1540 Otis Bldg.
Main 43G5 and 4366 Stevenson, Wm. J. 536 La Salle st. Sta- tion. Wabash 4200 Stewart, Benjamin A. 801 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 7355 Stewart, Edward L. 1014 Association
Bldg. Cent. 582. Ran. 5246 Stewart. Edwin. 2361 Milwaukee av.
Humboldt 1689 Stewart. Eugene, 1118 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 1634. Aut. 42-206 Stewart, Hugh R. Judge Municipal Ct.
Franklin 2684 Stewart, Robert W. 934-72 W. Adams
St. Cent. 3304 Stewart, William Scott, 1601 Title &
Trust Bldg. Ran. 4193. Aut. 41-327 St. George, Maximilian J. 1214 Ashland
Blk. Cent. 776. Aut. 48-696 Stibgen, Geary V. (Atwood, Pease &
Loucks), 1213 Tacoma Bldg. Main
394. Franklin 342. Aut. 32-651 *Stiefel, Charles W. 1334-40 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 4341 and 4342 *Stillman, Herman W. 1127 Association
Bldg. Cent. 4643. Aut. 32-515 *Stillwell, James (Loesch, Scofield &
Loesch). 1540 Otis Bldg. Main 4.365
and 4S66 *Stilwell, Chas. C. blaster in Chancery
Superior Court (Bowersock & Stil-
well), 1903-4 City Hall Square Bldg.
Cent. 4339 *Stitt, Thomas L. 1201-112 W. Adams
St. Cent. 2338 St. John, Fred'k, 1320 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5721. Aut. 48-248
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St. Lawrence Jas. Asst. Corporation
Counsel. Main 447 Stobbs. Thomas C. 151 154th st. Harvey,
III. Te!. 246-M Stockert. Edward G. 1301 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5451. Aut. 41-367 Stockwell, Geo. W. 807 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin 2324 Stoehr, Kurt, 817 Railway E.k. Bldg.
Har. 7391 Stoffels. Oscar A. 1530 Ins. Exch. Bldg.
AVabash 660. Aut. 58-073 Stoll, Robert Hamilton, 411 Boyce Bldg.
Ran. 1339 Stoltenberg, Henry N. 628 Reaper Blk.
Ran. 4312 Stone. Harry W. 300-10 S. La Salle st.
Franklin 3580 *Stone, Horace G. 5006 Michigan av.
Oakland 4323 Stone, Wiley, 1407 Ashland Blk. Cent.
403. Aut. 41-117 Stookey, Orren V. 75-154 W. Randolph
St. Franklin 351. Aut. 31-222 *Storkan. James, 1518 W. 12th st. Mon- roe 446 Story. Fred W. 708 Tacoma Bldg.
Franklin 3720 and 1088 *Stratton, Abram B. Atty. for Armour
& Co. U. S. Yards. Yards 4100 *Straus. Ira E. (Simeon Straus & Ira
E. Straus), 301 Ashland Blk. Cent.
2075. Aut. 41-361 ♦Straus, Joseph G. Bank floor Ashland
Blk. Ran. 560 ♦Straus. Simeon (Simeon Straus & Ira
E. Straus), 301 Ashland Blk. Cent.
2075. Aut. 41-361 Strauss. Samuel A. 1206 Rector Bldg.
Ran. 3545 Strawn. I^uis F. Asst. U. S. District
Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700 ♦Strawn, Silas H. (Winston, Payne,
Strawn & Shaw), 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 Street. Norman A. (Heidman & Street),
1500 People's Gas Bldg. Ran. 4719.
Aut. 64-515 ♦Streeter, Wallace (Lewis. Folsom &
Streeter), 1822 Commercial Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 348 and 3981 Streyckmans. Felix J. (Ammen, Streyck-
mans & Joyner). 800 Schiller Bldg.
Ran. 6714 and 6715 ♦Strickler. Harvey, 909 Rector Bldg.
Cent. 6626 Strohm, Harry L. 1504 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 1722. Aut. 47-148
Strom, Alex J. 1109 Tacoma Bldg. Main
5147. Aut. 32-532 ♦Strong, Amzi W. 1917-20 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 898. Aut. 51-777 Strong, Walter A. 15 N. 5th av. Frank- lin 1 Strong, William G. 52 Borden Blk.
Cent. 5309. Aut. 44-818 Strover, Carl, 1009 Cham. Commerce.
Main 3989. Aut. 32-949 ♦Struckmann, Wm. F. Asst. County At- torney, 507 Court House. Franklin
3015 Stuart, Olney B. 631 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 4588 ♦Stubblefield. Arnott, 1216 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3006. Aut. 47-357 Sturgeon, John H. New York City ♦Sturges, Chas. M. 1222 Association
Bldg. Ran. 3269 Sugrue, Geo. H. 37 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 2662. Aut. 33-635 Sullivan. Alexander, 1116 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 2230 Sullivan. H. 1500 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 3176 and 3177. Aut. 41-113 Sullivan, David, Judge Municipal Court.
Franklin 2684 *SuIlivan, Denis E. Judge Superior
Court. Franklin 3015 Sullivan, Dennis W. Master in Chan- cery Circuit Court, 421 The Temple.
Main 3910 Sullivan. Eugene D. 920 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 5969 ♦Sullivan, Francis J. 712 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3240 and 3241 Sullivan, Francis P. 413 Wells st. Main
3612 Sullivan, Francis T. Inheritance Tax
Atty., 734 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3500 Sullivan. Harry A. 1208 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 1057. Aut. 41-402 Sullivan, Homer. 1007 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 1350. Aut. 54-447 Sullivan. Jeremiah (Bailey, Horgan &
Sullivan), 521 Ashland Blk. Cent.
5819. Aut. 41-243 ♦Sullivan, John J. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 ♦Sullivan. Joseph J. (Gorman, Pollock,
Sullivan & Livingston), 729 Stock
Exchange Bldg. Main 2584. Aut.
34-056 ♦Sullivan, Michael F. Asst. State's Atty.
Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870 Sullivan. Mark J. 1017 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 2056
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Sullivan, Patrick W. Asst. Corporation
Counsel. Main 447 *Sullivan, Percy W. 1540 Otis Bldg.
Main 4365 and 4366 Sullivan, Philip L. 800 Schiller Bldg.
Ran. 6714, 6715 Sullivan. Timothy J. 406 City Hall.
Main 447. Local 34 Summers, Guy E. 1501 Corn Exch. Bk.
Bldg. Franklin 205. Aut. 54-656 Sutherland, Thomas J. 1320 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Cent. 5774 *Sutton, John W. 48-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 1828. Aut. 32-383 *Sutton, Simon T. 519-58 W. Washing- ton St. Cent. 3936 Svoboda, Jarold, 1102 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6763. Aut. 42-569 Swabey, Stanley W. San Francisco, Cal. *Swain, Everett M. 714 Roanoke Bldg.
Ran. 5038 *Swan, Thomas W. (Bentley, Burling
& Swan), 1201-203 S. Dearborn st.
Har. 1283. 1284, 1285 Swanson, Albin G. 10 N. La Salle st.
Franklin 700 Swanson. Charles L. 1313-19 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 228 Swanson, John A. 1420 Unity Bldg.
Ran. 367. Aut. 44-501 Swanson, Thomas E. (Swanson &
Fish). 407 Ashland Blk. Cent. 376.
Aut. 41-448 Swanson, Thurston B. 714 Reaper Blk.
Ran. 2031. Cent. 2647 Swanstrom, Luther D. 203 N. Michigan
av. Ran. 172 Swartz, Geo. E. 1444 Unity Bldg. Cent.
153 Sweeney, John M. 2d fl. Citv Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 4305. Aut. 48-148 Swenaiton, Harold A. 1233 McCormick
Bldg. Har. 1572. Aut. 64-462 Swenie, John J. (Lumbard, Swenie,
Monahan & Harris). 822 Reaper Blk.
Cent. 1856. Aut. 42-751 *Swett. Frank W. 1040 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3648 Swigert. H. A. 1014-5 S. Wabash av.
Ran. 2352 Swiney, Wm. S. (Birmingham &
Swiney), 1404 Hartford Bldg. Cent.
1538 Swissler, William R. 823 Cham. Com- merce. Main 1122. Aut. 31-279 *Svmes. John J. 819 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Ran. 4906 *Svmmes, Thomas T- (Rose. Svmmes &
Kirkland), 1510 Title & Trust Bldg.
Cent. 1863. Aut. 42-335
S>Tnmes, Wm. H. 600 W. Washington St. Haymarket 4126. Aut. 369-115
Synnestvedt, John B. 47-106 N. La Salle St. Main 3109
Synnestvedt, Paul (Svnnestvedt & Bra- ley), 953 People's Gas Bldg. Ran. 1560
Szold, Robert, 606 S. Michigan av. Har, 6200
Szvdlowski, T. Love, 812-108 S. La Salle St. Main 3175. Aut. 52-816
Taber, Sydney R. Princeton, N. J. Tadelski, Joseph Francis, 2319 Cornelia
St. Humboldt 8943 Taft, Marcus H. 3203 W. 63d st. Nor- mal 385 Tagert, Alfred N. 2-154 W. Randolph
St. Franklin 126. Aut. 34-122 Tait, Ben F. University Club, 76 E.
Monroe st. Ran. 2840 Tait, J. Milton, 1211 Westminster Bldg,
Ran. 3899 Talbot, Thos. J. 1-716 W. Madison st.
Monroe 409 *Talcott, Harry H. (Wells, Blakeley &
Talcott), 914-19 S. La Salle st. Cent.
1873 *Tallmadge, C: Paul (Bulkley, Gray &
More). 518 Home Ins. Bldg. Ran. 187 Taltv, George F. 1216 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 1101. Aut. 54-669 Taltzer, Chas. W. 1113 Merchants L. &
T. Bldg. Ran. 3552 Tannenbaum. William M. 1016-108 S.
Salle St. Franklin 3520. Aut. 51-622 Tansey. Thomas F. 37-154 W. Randolph
St. Main 2662. Aut. 35-635 Tascher, J. Ralph, Prescott, Ariz. *Tatge. Gustavus J. (Tatge & Koepke),
903 Schiller Bldg. Cent. 1392. Aut.
41-732 *Tatge, Wm. H. 6438 Eggleston av.
Wentworth 4435 Taylor, Chas. W. 322 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 671. Aut. 41-967 Tavlor, Clarence W. 607-35 S. Dearborn
St. Cent. 5873. =^Tavlor, Dudley, 1807 City Hall Square.
Cent. 2310. *Taylor, Edward H. 1102 Schiller Bldg.
Cent. 5862. Aut. 42-857. Taylor, Frederick, 1454 Belle Plaine ave^
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*Taylor, Geo. H. (Taylor & McWil- liams), 515 Royal Ins. Bldg. Wabash 1246. Aut. 51-603
Tavlor, Harry M. 360-17 N. La Salle St. Main 4442. Aut. 31-861
*Taylor, Howard S. with Election Com- missioners, City Hall. Main 764
Taylor, Jas. W. 1209 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 810. Aut. 44-051
Tavlor, Jr. Julius S. 1209 Ashland Elk. Ran. 1201. Aut. 43-359
*Taylor, Jr. Orville J. (Gardner, Foote & Burns). 1G02 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Franklin 2298
Tavlor, Robert L. with Election Com- missioners, 308 City Hall. Main 764
*Taylor, Jr. Thos. (Taylor & Lundahl), 1212 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 810
Taylor. Ulysses G. Moline, 111.
♦Taylor, Wm. Annan, 574 The Rook- ery. Wabash 2152
Teed, Frank Brownell, 807 Tacoma Bldg. Franklin 2324
Teefy, Armand F. 614-618 N. La Salle St. Main 2214 and 3077. Aut. 32-352
Teigan, Martin J. 306-35 N. Dearborn St. Ran. 40. Aut. 44-014
^Teller, Carroll A. 1311-8 S. Dearborn St. Cent. 692. Aut. 43-898
Tenney, CoflFeen, Harding & Sherman (Horace Kent Tenney, Charles F. Harding, Roger Sherman, George T. Rogers and Harry A. Parkin), 801 Home Insurance Bldg. 137 S. La Salle St. Cent. 5384
*Tcnney, Horace Kent (Tenney, Cof- feen, Harding & Sherman), 801 Home Ins. Bldg. 137 S. La Salle st. Cent. 5384
Terry, James A. 3456 S. State St. Doug- las 6510
*Terwilliger, J. Edwin (Pringle, Rcid & Terwilliger), 723 The Tem- ple. Main 2466
Thackwell, Wm. C. 13th floor N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 277. Aut. 32-814
Thai, Hugo J. 1040 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3468
Thieda, Stephen A. 407-19 S. La Salle St. Cent. 6564. Aut. 33-069
Thicss, John B. 180 Edgecomb ave., New
York, N. Y. Thoman, Harnwell & Pearsons, 1502 Borland Bldg. Ran. 599
Thomas, Edwin A. The Northern Trust
Co. Main 5200 Thomas. D. R. 603-111 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 5268 and 2359
Thomas. John B. 4364 Emerald ave.
Yds. 4962 *Thomas, Morris St. P. 306 Portland
Blk. 35 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 40.
Aut. 44-014 *Thomason, Frank D. 1028 Tribune
Bldg. Cent. 6182. Aut. 43-263 *Thomasson, Tr. Nelson, 704-117 N.
Dearborn st. Cent. 1143. Aut. 43-561 *Thomason, Samuel E. (Shepard, Mc-
Cormick & Thomason). 934-44 Trib- une Bldg. Ran. 2929. Thompson, Albert D. (Died Nov. 26,
1912). Thompson. E. F. (Thompson & Clark),
630 Chi. Opera House. Main 3379 Thompson, Edward H. 774-321 S. La
Salle St. Wabash 1549. Aut. 53-452 Thompson, Fred E. 1612 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 5758-9. Aut. 41-103 Thompson, Gideon S., 642 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 2713 Thompson, Glenn A. 924 Oakley Blvd. Thompson, Harry F. Kendallville, Ind. Thompson, J. A. Chi. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Thompson, Joseph J. 966-8 People's
Gas Bldg. Ran. 2553. Aut. 64-562 ^Thompson, Lavern W. 805 Union Bank
Bldg. Ran. 4490 Thompson, Leverett, 1610 Harris Trust
& S. Bk. Ran. 4993 Thompson, Lorin (Hawlin & Thomp- son), 1003 Rector Bldg. Ran. 4200 Thompson, Milford J. 804 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 5280 *Thompson, Richard S. 012 Chamber of
Commerce Bldg. Main 1152 Thompson, Wm. O. 608 American Trust
Bldg. Ran. 3295 Thompson, Wm. T. 1323 Insurance Ev.
Bldg. Wabash 850 Thomscn-von Colditz, S. 414 First Nat.
Bank Bldg. Ran. 3853 ^Thomson, Charles M. (Gardner, Car- ton & Thomson), 1000 American Trust
Bldg. Ran. 3647. Aut. 48-458 Thomson, Melville R. 500-164 W. Wash- ington St. Main 1273. Franklin 1457.
Aut. 33-229 Thon, Wm. G. 725 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 3090. Aut. 31-250 Thonander, Oscar, 5205 N. Clark st. Thorne, Willis E. 608 Harris Trust
Bldg. Ran. 4256 *Thornton, Charles S. (Thornton &
Chancellor), 704-5 Pullman Bldg.
Har. 3534
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*Thornton, Wm. P. 823 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1122. Aut. 31-279
*Thorpe, Byron C, Vice Pres't. Bank- ing House of Joseph Stein & Co., 1935 Milwaukee ave. Humboldt 46
Thurman, Edwin R. (Thurman, Hume & Kennedy), 1702 Majestic Theater Bldg. Cent. 1558. Aut. 42-764
Tibbits, Flora V. W. 3735 N. 41st court.
Tiedebohl, Edward R. 1104 Rector Bldg. Cent. 2561. Aut. 61-851
*Tiffany, Harry A. 1322 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 1474
Tilley, Earle F. 1010 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 2598. Aut. 44-525
Tillman, Chas. C. 1620 Monadnock Blk. Har. 1804. Aut. 62-721
Tillotscn, Levi N. 611 Portland Blk. Cent. 1717
Tillson, Edward H. 1402 Security Bldg. Main 25
Tilton, James N. 2-154 W. Randolph st. Franklin 126. Aut. 34-122
Timke, Julius J. 21-128 N. La Salle st. Franklin 2276
Timm, A. J. C. 1104 Rector Bldg. Cent. 2561. Aut. 61-851
♦Tinsman, Homer E. (Tinsman & Blocki), 1350 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 1100 and 4036.
Tittman, John E. 1571 Ogden ave. Mon- roe 1935
Tobev, Henry W. Swift & Co. Yds. ■ 4200
*Tobey, Waldo F. (Isham, Lincoln & Reale), 1700-72 W. Adams st. Ran. 425
Tobias, Geo. J. 1216-108 N. State st. Cent. 3711
Tobias, J. J. Chancellor Chicago Law School, 1208 Schiller Bldg. Cent. 3438
Todd, Elhanan H. 1319 Foster ave.
Todd, James (Todd & Plummer), 921- 922 The Temple. Main 4248
Tollkuehn, Frank F. 714 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 6575
*Tolman, Edgar B. (Tolman & Red- field), 1309-15 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 698. Aut. 31-118
Tompkins, Alfred F. 328 Reaper Blk. Cent. 4208
*Tompkins, Geo. H. (Tompkins & Mo- ran), 1915 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 4128
Ton, Cornelius J. New Orleans, La.
Tone, David K. 1109 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 4634. Aut. 47-348
Tone, Elmer J. 1109 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 4634. Aut. 47-348
*Toner, H. J. 948 National Life Bldg.
Ran. 5048. Aut. 31-769 Toohey, Joseph L. 1252 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 1821. Aut. 33-969 *Toolen. Clarence A. (O'Donnell, Dil- lon & Toolen), 1218-19 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3474, 3475. Aut. 41-435 *Toplifif, Samuel (Hamlin & Topliff),
611-35 N. Dearborn st. Cent. 1717 Topper, William L. 40 Merchants Bldg.
Franklin 1427. Aut. 36-387 Torbet, Lewis K. 452 Federal Bldg.
Har. 4700. Local 38 *Torrison, Oscar M. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 Tourie, E. Carl, 1100 Am. Trust Bldg.
Cent. 618 Tower, Tr. Edwin B. H. 1621 Ft. Dear- born Bldg. Ran. 2523 *Towle, Henrv S. (Offield, Towle,
Graves & Offield), 1228 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 8022 and 8023. Aut. 61-203 Towne, Arthur F. 504 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 50 Towne, Charles E. 504 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 50 Towner, Frank H. 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 *Townlev, Morris M. (Gann, Peaks &
Townley), 1701 Borland Bldg. Cent.
2252 Townsend, Harold G. 621 New York
Life Bldg. Ran. 1976. Aut. 33-632 Tracy, John F. 101 Reaper Blk. Cent.
318 Trainor, Chas. J. Master in Chancery
Superior Court, 506 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 2340. Aut. 44-252 Trainor, John C. 51-138 N. La Salle st.
Main 2435. Aut. 31-947 *Traub, Adolph (Burns & Traub), 1001-
4 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 1488.
Aut. 47-337 Traznik, Frank J. 2725 W. 15th place *Treacy, Philip H. 1405 Ins. Exchange
Bldg. Wnbash 2039. Aut. 580-410 Treadway, R. B. 506-226 W. Jackson
blvd. Wabash 3408 Treadwell Chas A. 412 Home Ins. Bldg.
Ran. 4734 Tressler, Chas. J. Swift & Co. Yds.
4200 Tribue, John A. 5338 Monroe ave. Mid- way 6079 Trimble, C. O. Los Angeles, Cal. Trimpe, William A. 953 The Rookery.
Wabash 220 *rnpp, Arnold, 1909-12 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 4293
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*Triska, Joseph F. 1945 W. 47th st.
Drover 404 Trissal. Frank M. 4744 Evans ave.
Drexel 3513 Troyer, W. H. 1408 Hartford Bldg.
Cent. 2069 True, Walter, 1609 Ashland Blk. Cent
425. Trude, Alfred S. 1308 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 2573 *Trude, Daniel P. 1308 City Hall Square
Bldg. Cent. 3167 *Trude, Fred H. 910 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 2085. Aut. 41-410 *Trude, George A. 1308 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 3167 *Trude, Samuel H. 1334-40 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 4341 Truman, Percival H. (Barnett & Tru- man), 1518-22 Monadnock Blk. Har.
282. Ant. 61-066 *Trumbull, Donald S. (Judah, Willard.
Wolf & Reichmnan), 1501 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Franklin 205. Aut.
54-656 Trumbull, James A. 909 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6211 Tuchscherer, Harry P. 1002 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 2881 Tucker, Hevman F. 1007-14 Stock Ex- change Bldg. Main 692 Tuohy, Payton J. 431 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 4676 Turck, T. Byron, 1314 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 467. Aut. 41-097 *Turnbull, Geo. L. 703 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 4854. Aut. 33-855 *Turnbull. Gerald, 703 Stock Exchange
Bldg. Main 4854. Aut. 33-855 Turnbull, Robt. 36 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 3837. Aut. 31-585 Turner, Arthur W. 515 Arlington place.
Lincoln 4474 *Turnev. Robt E. (Jacobs & Turnev"),
1234 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 7540 *Turnock, James, Master in Chancery
Superior Court, 405-3-5 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 2919. Aut. 48-370 *Tuthi]l, Richard S. Judge Circuit
Court. Franklin 3015 *Tuthill, Jr. Richard S. 1400 First Nat.
Bk. Bldg. Cent. 828 Tuttle, Emerson B. 1015 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 1508 Tuttle, Frank L. 1309 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1433. Aut. 48-172 *Tuttlc, Henry N. 901 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 1153 Tuttle, Wm. H. 1209, 1210 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran, 7313 Aut 57-387
102
Twiss, Richard B. 601 Union Bank
Bldg. Cent. 2124 Twohev, M. I. 1331 Unity Bldg. Cent.
4199. Aut. 46-667 Twomey, D. Ryan, 1231-38 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 6806. Aut. 42-843 Twvman, Franklin, 1202 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 925. Aut. 44-139 Tvler, Theodore R. (Died April 16,
1913) Tyler, Wm. V. 7000 Rhodes ave. Nor- mal 513i^ *Tvrrell, Albert H. 1218 Hartford Bldg.
Ran. 5131 Tvrrell, Frank J. in State's Attorney's
Office. Cent. 4870 *Tvrrell, John F. 1611 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6710 Tvrrell, Joseph T. 805 Union Bank
Bldg. Ran. 4490 *Tyssowski, Jos. S. 910 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6630. Aut. 44-007
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*Uhlir, Joseph Z. Judge Municipal Court. Franklin 2684
*Ullmann, Jr. Frederick (Ullmann, Hoag & Davidson), 1305 Fisher Bldg Har. 236
Ulrich, John A. (Ulrich & O'Brien), 411 Rector Bldg. Cent. 1494
Ulrich, Otto IW. 208 W. Randolph st. Main 1869
Umlauf, L. C. 436 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main 2590. Aut. 32-092
Umlauf, William, 709-167 W. Washing- ton st Franklin 541. Aut. 34-075
*Underwood, Arthur W. (Underwood & Smvser), 1007 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1349 and 1350. Aut. 61-368
*Underwood. Geo. W. (Underwood, Harding & Manning), 1107 Tacoma Bldg. Main 120. Aut. 31-839
Underwood, Walter Scott (Whitman & Miller), 806-35 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 40 and 41. Aut. 44-014
United States Corporation Company, 832-30 N. La Salle st. Main 1507
*Upton, Edward L. 50 Borden Blk. Cent. 5309. Aut. 44-246
Urbanski, Aug. G. 1225 N. Ashland ave. Alonroe 3987
*Urion, Alfred R. Gen'l Counsel Ar- mour & Co. 137 S. La Salle st. Cent. 4804 and Yds. 4100
Utpatel, Fred W. 408 Chamber of Com- merce. Franklin 1007
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*Utpatel, Henry, 408 Chamber of Com- merce. Franklin 1007
*Utt, Frank M. 1012 The Temple. Main 3575. Aut. 51-864
Utt. Nathan E. (Utt Brothers), 1600 Westminster Bldg. Ran. 2124 and 1771. Aut. 63-073
*Utt, William H. (Utt Brothers), 1600 Westminster Bldg. Ran. 2124 and 1771. Aut. 63-078
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*Vail, Edward P. (Vail & Vette), 329
Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 6346 Vail, Edward. 1743 Insurance Ex- change. Wabash 3620 Valentine, E. K. 414 Ashland Blk. Ran.
2928 Vallette, Clair D. 1204 Majestic Bldg.
Ran. 1773 Van Bever, Emile V. (Erbstein & Van
Bever), 426-37 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 248, 249. Aut. 42-794 Van Buren, Wm. (Died April 24, 1913) Vance, T. G. (Vance & Harte), 710-167
W. Washington st. Franklin 541. Aut.
34-075 Van Dellen, Elzo L. (Geeting, Potts &
Van Dellen), 1531-6 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1424. Aut. 42-942 =i^Vander Ploeg, Herman, 946 Otis Bldg.
Main 3745 Van Duzer, Edward C. 1105 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 2625. Aut. 43-578 Van Gilder, Wm. C. 301-25 N. Dear- born St. Cent. 5198. Aut. 42-404 Van Hovenberg, K. H. 708 Hartford
Bldg. Cent. 5494 Vanier, R. W. (Harris, Dodds & Kagy),
1317-24 Unity Bldg. Cent. 2018 Van Natta, John E. (Walker & Van
Natta), 1205-10 Unity Bldg. Cent.
5998 Van Patten, A. C. 237 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 8222 *Van Sands, Robt. 209-117 N. Dearborn
St. Cent. 1741. Aut. 44-124 *Van Schaick, Guy, 411-9 S. La Salle
St. Ran. 3738 Van Winkle, Archy L. 3236 Prairie ave.
Douglas 6672 Van Winkle, Emma B. 3236 Prairie ave.
Douglas 6672 Varnum, Clark, 707-117 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 5122 *Vasen, Maurice E. Quincy, III.
*Vaughan, Franklin E. 1010 Title &
Trust Bldg. Cent. 2598. Aut. 44-525 Vavra, W. J. Asst. City Pros. Atty. 604
City Hall. Main 447 *Veeder, Albert H. (Albert H. & Henry
Veeder), 1200-76 W. Monroe st. Cent.
6002 *Veeder, Henry (Albert H. & Henry
Veeder), 1200-76 W. Monroe st. Cent.
6002 *Veeder, Paul L. 1200-76 W. Monroe st.
Cent. 6002 Veirs, Bazel W. (Veirs & McClure),
1314 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 467. Aut.
41-097 *Vennema, John, 1407 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 1601. Aut. 61-131 *Vent, Thomas G. 1515 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3604 Verburg, Jacob, 2018 N. 40th ave. Al-
banv 9410 Vercoe, F. H. 525 Chamber of Com- merce. Franklin 2498 *Verhoeven, Tohn A. (Cooney & Ver-
hoeven), 1202 Ashland Blk. Cent.
925. Aut. 44-139 Veseley, Chas. 4017 Ogden ave. Lawn- dale 646 * Vette, John Lyle (Vail & Vette), 329
Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 6346 Vicborn, H. P. 432-29 S. La Salle st.
Ran. 3338 Vilas, Chas. A. 502-226 W. Jackson blvd.
Wabash 3408 ^Vincent, Wm. A. (Goodrich, Vincent &
Bradley), 420 Rookery. Wabash 480.
Aut. 51-157 Vingo, A. 753 W. Taylor st. Monroe
6227. Aut. 54-248 Vingo, Aristide E. 753 W. Taylor st.
Monroe 6227. Aut. 54-248 Visser, Raymond, 912 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Cent. 668 and 669. Aut. 32-001 Viterna, Jeroslav, Asst. Corporation
Counsel. Main 447, and 909 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran. 2330 Voborsky. Toseph L. 1428 W. 18th st.
Canal 2632 *Vogel, Chas. F. 1515 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 3604 *Voigt, John F. Asst. U. S. Dist. Atty,
856 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700 Vollentine, A. Hale, 409 Ashland Blk.
Main 981 *Von Ammon, Frederick E. (Lackner,
Butz, Von Ammon & McGregor), 901
Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 696 and
697. Auto. 41-532 Von Glahn, A. 1312 Chamber of Com- merce Bldg. Main 1477
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*Von Reinsperg, Hans (Levering & von
Reinsperg), 1624 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Ran. 990 Vosburgh, Frank R. 147 Broadway, Mel- rose Park, 111. Tel. 1217-W *Vose. Frederic P. (Vose & Page),
1343-8 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 2491
and 2492 Vose, Walter Smythe (Vose & Page),
1347 IMarqnette Bldg. Ran. 2491. 2492 Vose. Wm. M. R. (Vose & Page), 1347
Marquette Bldg. Ran. 2491 and 2492 Votaw, Eldon M. 2023 Harris Trust
Bldg. Cent. 4407. Aut. 31-958. *Vroman, Charles E. (Vroman, Munro
& Vroman), 1206 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 4275 Vroman, Wm. P. (Vroman, Munro &
Vroman), 1206 Marquette Bldg. Ran.
4275
W
*Waage, Johan, 820 Unity Bldg. Ran. 7264
*Wade. Edward T. Judge Municipal Court. Frank. 2684
*Wadewitz, Otto H. 5740 Prairie ar.
Wagner, Albert A. 3554 Princeton ave.
Wagner, Elmer E. 1303 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 1800
Wagner. John 1307 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 273
Wagner, John O. (Wagner ti Beck- man), 1307 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 273
Wagner, John F. 835 W. 63d st. Went. 387
Wagoner, E. O. 637 Insurance Exch. Bldg. Wab. 4588. Aut. 580-369
Wagoner, James A. 1807 City Hall Square Bldg. Cent. 2310
Wahl, Albert, 501-40 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 259
Wahl, Edward F. 1435 N. Leavitt st. Humboldt 6609
Wahl, Orlin I. 501-40 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 259
Wahlgren, Oscar G. 83 W. Van Burcn St. Wab. 540
*Wait, Horatio L. Master in Chancery Circuit Court. 1201 Chi. Stock Exch. Bldg. Main 133
Wakefield, Jr. Nathan R. 2123 W. Mon- roe St. Seely 1672
Wakelee. Harry W. (Furber & Wake- lee), 701 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 6115. Aut. 31-570
Waldman. Herman, 1031-36 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 5312. Aut. 44-345 W^aldman, Herman S. (Golden & Wald- man), 1506 Association Bldg. Ran.
7406-7 Waldo, Geo. E. 634 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 2124 *Waldo, Otis H. 1232 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 777. Ran. 3011 Waldo, Otis H. Jr. 1232 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 777. Ran. 3011 Waldron, Carl A. 913-19 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Ran. 5256. Aut. 51-916 Wales, Henry W. (Miller. Gorham &
Wales), 1018-22 New York Life
Bldg. Cent. 5428, 5429, 5430 Walgren, John, 4233 S. Wabash ave.
Oakland 4446 *Walker, Bertrand (Glennon. Cary,
Walker & Howe), 520, 536 La Salle
St. Station. Wabash 4200 *Walker, Charles M. Judge Circuit
Court. Franklin 3015 Walker, Earl J. 1317 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6645 Walker, Edgar H. (Olsen & Walker),
1611-14 City Hall Square Bldg. Ran.
6710 *Walker, Edwin K. 1610 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Main 2491. Aut.
51-117 *Walker, Emery S. 1816 Commercial
Nat. Bank Bldg. Ran. 1166 *Walker, Francis W. 815 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 5763. Aut. 62.559 Walker, Guy M. 801 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 755 Walker, Henry M. (Walker & Van Nat-
ta), 1205-10 Unity Bldg. Cent. 5998 Walker, Irwin N. Asst. State's Atty.,
Criminal Court Bldg. Cent. 4870,
1721-111 W. Monroe st. Cent. 1755 Walker, Ransom E. 012 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 810 Walkowiak, Stanley S. 1317-18 City
Hall Square Bldg. Ran. 3564 Walkup, A. J. Lillis. 508 Chamber of
Commerce. Franklin 480 Wallace, Arthur E. 505-537 S. Dearborn
St. Har. 8328 * Wallace, Edw. D. (Moses, Rosenthal
& Kennedy), 600-12 The Temple.
Main 365. Aut. 51-449 Wallace, Flenry L. (Smith & Wallace),
1703 Majestic Bldg. 22 W. Monroe
St. Cent. 6533 Wallace. James D. 2-187 N. Clark st.
Ran. 1383
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Wallace, Richard T. 3012 Vernon ave.
Douglas 76S9 Wallem, Goodman, 420 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 5210. Aut. 41-609 Walling, W. G. with Central Trust Co.
125 W. Monroe st. Ran. 2976. Aut.
51-141 Wallis, J. A. 1000-205 W. Monroe st.
Franklin 874 *Walrath, William B. 301 Title & Trust
Annex. Ran. 2707 Walsh, Arthur E. 1208 Title & Trust
Bldg. Ran. 1148. Aut. 41-796 Walsh, James I. 1103 S. Marshfield ave. Walsh, James J. 405 Com'l Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 4997 Walsh. John W. 600 Washington blvd.
Haymarket 4126 Walsh, Martin. 614-118 N. La Salle st.
Main 2214. 3077. Aut. 32-352 Walsh. Vincent J. 1522 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629 Walter. Luther M. (Borders, Walter &
Burchmore), 555-61 The Rookery.
Wabash 2416 Walther, S. Arthur (Walther & Lana-
ghen), 410-16 Teutonic Bldg., 179 W.
Washington st. Main 88 *Waltz, Merle B. (De Lang & Waltz),
303 Reaper Blk. Cent. 3619 *Wamsley, D. H. (Burres & Wamsley),
1214 Ashland Blk. Cent. 776. Aul.
48-696 Ward, Charles A. 508-184 W. Washing- ton St. Franklin 2717. Aut. 34-169 Ward, Daniel J. 808 ]\Iarquette Bldg.
Cent. 4384. Aut. 67-468 Ward, Francis M. 211 S. Troy st. Ward. James R. 828 Reaper Blk. Ran.
3250 Ward, John L. 1127 Ainslie st. Ravens- wood 6711. *Ward, Spencer, 902 Rector Bldg. Cent.
4531 Ward, Wm. B. 1429 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 2567 Warden. F. M. 715 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 4621 *Ware, Sidney N. 1206 ^Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 4275 Waring, C. J. 145 N. Clark st. Cent.
6624 Waring, Frank B. 4529 Vincennes ave.
Drexel 3667 Warne, Frederick K. 631 Lisurance
Exchange. Wabash 4588 Warner, Jay, 605 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 1105 Warnholtz, P. A. F. 1307 N. Dearborn ave. North 1868
Warren, Chas. A. 501 Union Bank Bldg.
Cent. 2124 Warren, Harry A. 401 E. Ohio st. Warvelle, Geo. W. 1901 Masonic Tem- ple. Ran. 661 *Washburn, William D. 1601 Title & Trust Bldg. Ran. 4193. Aut. 41-327 Washburne, Hempstead, 710 Rector
Bldg. Ran. 2410 Washington, Louis, 4636 Armour ave. ♦Waterman, Arba N. 734 First Nat. Bk.
Ran. 3081 ♦Waterman, George W. 41-106 N. La
Salle St. Main 5389 ♦Waters, John Edward, 1009 Cham.
Commerce Bldg. ^lain 3989 Waters, John F. 601-5 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 1105 Watkins, S. A. T. Asst. Corporation Counsel, 511 City Hall. Main 447, and 708-36 W. Randolph st. Cent. 3142 Watson, Charles H. 711 Merchants L.
& T. Bldg. Cent. 2446 ♦Watson, Geo. B. 916 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 1567. Aut. 42-595 Watson, John A. 1131 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 2628. Aut. 42-391 Watson, Lewis M. 306-133 W. Wash- ington St. Main 696 Watt, H. L. 1540 Otis Bldg. Main
4365-6 Watts, Walter J. Pontiac, 111. ♦Waugh, Edwin L. 1420 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6748. Aut. 48-896 Wavman, John E. W. (Died April 18,
1913.) ♦Wean, Frank L. Referee in Bank- ruptcy, 434 Monadnock Blk. Har. 1926 Weart. Garret V. 805 Union Bank Bldg.
Cent. 2785 Weart. James G. Chi. Title & Trust Co.
Cent. 4880 Weaver, John V. A. 1618 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 966 Webber, Bernard P. (Steen & Webber), 1452-6 McCormick Bldg. Har. 5514, 5515. Weber, Abraham L. 1410-111 W. Mon- roe St. Cent. 4834. Aut. 57-332 ♦Weber, Harry P. (Busby. Weber, Mil- ler & Robinson), 1639 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2160 ♦Weber, Joseph A. 1214 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 1971. Aut. 48-696 ♦Webster. Charles R. (Bayley & Web- ster), 1114 Association Bldg. Cent. 36
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Webster, Daniel, 670 W. Randolph st. Haymarket 400, and 621 Ashland Blk. Ran. 2676 Webster, M. W. 37 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 2662
♦Webster, Parker S. (P. S. & W. G.
Webster), 702 Rector Bldg. Ran.
6169
Webster, Richard B. 900-226 S. La
Salle St. Wabash 2826. Aut. 53-289
Webster, Weldon, 1411-12 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 45. Aut. 41-607 Webster, Wm. G. (P. S. & W. G. Web- ster), 702 Rector Bldg. Ran. 6169 Wedemeyer, Henry, 1501 ISl. Clark st.
North 3883 Weede, Chas. F. 6102 Ingleside ave. Weeks, Jr. H. T. 535 Stock Exchange.
Main 1647. Aut. 30-366 Weems, John M. 1051 E. 47th st. Drexel
7133 Weese, Harry E. Harris Trust & Sav- ings Bank. Ran. 94 *Wegg, David S. (Wegg & Wegg), 329-31 Railway Exchange Bldg. Har. 5801 Wegg. Donald R. (Wegg & Wegg), 329-31 Railway Exchange Bldg. Har. 5801 *Wegg. Fred J. 1610 Corn Exchange
Bk. Bldg. Main 2491. Aut. 51-117 Weichbrodt, R. C. 1303-19 S. La Salle
St. Cent. 1616 Weichelt, George M. 948 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 5048. Aut. 31-769 Weidner, O. O. H. 816 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 390. Aut. 44-421 Weigle, Maurice, 1200-76 W. Monroe
St. Cent. 6002 Weigley, Fillmore, 47-106 N. La Salle
St. Main 3109 Weil, W. G. (Weil & Cochran), 20th
floor Majestic Bldg. Ran. 6984 Weinberg, Morris A. (Weinberg & Grollman), 1410-11 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 5129 and 5130. Aut. 57- 332 Weiner, Adolph D. 1341 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 951 Weiner, I. H. 1520 Ft. Dearborn Bldg.
Cent. 1042. Aut. 53-458 *Weinfeld, Charles (Schuyler, Ettelson & Weinfeld), 1218-20 N. Y. Life Bldg. Cent. 1407. Aut. 32-184 Weinman, Fred F. 312-19 Hartford Bldg. Cent. 6300 and 2176. Aut. 48-493 Weisberg, Henry, 3921 Langley ave. Douglas 5828
♦Weissenbach, Joseph, Master in Chan- cery Superior Court (McEwen. Weis- senbach, Shrimski & Meloan), 1630 Tribune Bldg. Ran. 1806 Weisskopf, Leo A. 1217 N. Y. Life
Bldg. Cent. 1407. Aut. 32-184 *Welch, Albert G. Asst. U. S. District Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700, and (Sims, Welch & Godman), 808 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 4384. Aut. 67-468 *Welch, Arthur S. 713 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 1259 Welch, John T. 209 Masonic; Temple.
Ran. 4244 *Welch, Ninian H. (Welch. Moody & Welch), 407 Association Bldg. Cent. 6564. Aut. 33-069 *Welch, William S. (Welch, Moody & Welch), 407 Association Bldg. Cent. 6564. Aut. 33-069 Weld, Harold A. (Benner & Weld), 504 Chamber of Commerce. Main 3793 Welk, Herman, 37-45 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 2662. Aut. 33-635 ♦Wellington, George D. 513 Roanoke
Bldg. Cent. 3684 Wellman, B. J. 617 Ashland Blk. Ran.
5160. Aut. 44-123 Wellman, John Henry, 5300 N. Central
Park ave. Edgewater 384 Wellner, Effie Seeds, 609 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 607 *Wells, Arthur B. (Wells, Blakeley & Talcott), 914-19 S. La Salle st. Cent. 1873 *Wells, Charles H. 1511 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 5446. Aut. 47-107 Wells, Harry L. 914 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 4841 *Wells, Hosea W. Judge Municipal
Court. Franklin 2684 Welzant, Roman Felix, 1400 Title &
Trust Bldg. Ran. 609. Cent. 5076 *Wemple, Paul W. Waverly, 111. *Wenban, Albert C 410 Portland Blk.
Ran. 1370 Wendell, Homer J. 7542 Washington
ave. Hyde Park 5973 Wendland, Charles J. 905 First Nat.
Bank Bldg. Cent. 732. Aut. 41-115 Wenger, W. L. 61-106 N. La Salle st.
Main 3004 *Wentworth, Daniel S. 1600 Westmin- ster Bldg. Ran. 1771 and 5653. Aut. 63-073 *Wermuth, Jr. W. C. 1602 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent. 2058. Aut. 52-878
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Werner, Alexandre, 1717 Harris Trust
BIdg. Ran. 3711. Res., Ravenswood
5178 Werner, Chas. A. 511 E. 39th st. Doug- las 1448 *Werno, Charles, 1617 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6646 Wertheimer, B. J. 3805 Grand blvd.
Douglas 3207 Wescott, James B. (Adams, Crews,
Bobb & Wescott), 1100 American
Trust Bldg. Cent. 618. Westberg. Frank G. 301 W. 67th st. Westbrook, Ira, 711 Merchants Loan &
T. Bldg. Cent. 2446 Westbrooks. Richard E. 3000 S. State
St. Douglas 8058. A+it. 75-223 Wesemann, Adolph H. (Rathje &
Wesemann, 411 Roanoke Bldg. Ran.
3788 Wesner, Otis, 1314 Hartford Bldg. Ran.
467. Aut. 41-097 *West. Roy O. (West & Eckhart), 1340
First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 646. Aut.
41-174 Westall, Joseph F. Alhambra, Cal. Westberg, Frank G. 904-112 W. Wash- ington St. Franklin 741 Westphal, Harry E. 426 Lincoln Bldg.
Wellington 9550 Weston, H. M. 832 E. 57th st. Weston. W. H. P. 1117 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 3440 Westover, T- H. 1009 Chamber of Com- merce. Main 3989 *Westwood, Ephraim C 502 Reaper
Blk. Cent. 4298. Aut. 7593 *Wetten, Emil C. (Eddy, Wetten &
Pegler), 800 The Temple. Main 4466.
Aut. 51-959 Wexler. Harry G. 513 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 5049. Aut. 44-094 Whalen, Christopher (Whalen & Lun-
ney), 1505 Old Colony Bldg. Har.
4290 Wharton, Chas. S. 1322 Tribune Bldg.
Cent. 2356 Wheeler. Arthur Dana. (Died August
29, 1912.) Wheeler, Frank A. 7506 Parnell ave. Wheeler, John B. 738 W. 43d st. Yards
918 Wheeler, Leo. W. 537 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 3273 Wheeler, Lynne M. Western Elec. Co.
Hawthorne Station. Lawndale 5005 Wheeler, Newton C. 501 Union Bank
Bldg. Cent. 2124 *Wheeler, Robert C. 1522 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629
Wheeler, Wm. G. 502-226 W. Jackson
blvd. Wabash 3408 *Wheelock, Wm. W. (Wheelock, Shat-
tuck & Newey), 1307 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 1053 Whip, Virgil O. 607 Ashland Blk. Ran.
3430 Whipp, Ellis D. 605 Ashland Blk. Ran.
3430. Aut. 42-247 Whipp, Leslie H. 1311 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 7172 Whipple, John H. 1102 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 5656 Whipple, Merrick A. 434-29 S. La Salle
St. Ran. 216 Whitcomb, Charles H. 1101-4 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3572 White, Charlotte, 724 Am. Trust Bldg.
Ran. 6543 White, Chas. F. 42 Borden Blk. Ran.
5108 White, Clifford N. Chi. Title & Trust
Co. Cent. 4880 *White, Edward H. 1121 Ft. Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 400 White, Francis L. 121 E. Oak st. White, Fred G. Pontiac, 111. *White, George H. 516 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 6254. Aut. 48-160 White, H. A. 1500 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Cent. 3176, 3177. Aut. 41-113 *White, Harold F. (Eastman & White),
900 The Temple. Main 3815. Aut.
51-107 *White, Harry L. 927-19 S. La Salle st.
Ran. 1136 White, James E. 708-36 W. Randolph
St. Cent. 3142 White, J. Thompson, 713 W. 63d st.
Stewart 3670 White, Willard A. 9th floor Calumet
Bldg. Cent. 5918 White, William J. with Continental &
Com'l Nat. Bk. Ran. 4606 Whitehall, Alex. L. 527 W. 61st st.
Wentworth 9462 Whitehead, E. J. 610-167 W. Washing- ton St. Franklin 353 and 354. Aut.
31-430 Whitehead, John T. 1151 Otis Bldg.
Franklin 3645 *Whitely, Arthur L. 1119 Chamber of
Commerce. Main 180 Whiteside, John J. (Whiteside & Katz),
1514 Association Bldg. Ran. 3509 Whitfield, Fred. (Died Aug. 3, 1912.) Whitfield, Joseph H. 901 Teutonic Bldg.
179 W. Washington st. Main 4793.
Aut. 36-496
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Whitlock, Royal J. 2115 Insurance Ex- change Bldg. Wabash 2096. Aut. 58n-477
♦Whitman, Charles R. 1445 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2231
♦Whitman. Lloyd C. (Helmer. Moul- ton, Whitman & Whitman), 1217-23 Westminster Bldg. Ran. 7320
♦Whitman, Roland D. (Helmer, Moul- ton. Whitman & Whitman), 1217-23 Westminster Bldg. Ran. 7320
♦Whitman, Russell (Whitman & Mil- ler), 306 Portland Blk. Ran. 40, 41. Aut. 44-014
Whitney, A. G. 803 Chicago Opera House. Main 3232
♦Whitney, Edward S. (Sears, Meagher & Whitney), 1500 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 3176 and 3177. Aut. 41-113
♦Whitney, Max H. (Winston, Payne, Strawn & Shaw), 1400 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 828
Whitson, Thomas M. 1607 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Ran. 1596 and 1597
Whittemore, Myron W. 606 Otis Bldg. Franklin 2803
♦Wickett, Frederick H. 1610 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Main 2491. Aut. 51-117
Wickert. Rudolph, 703 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1733
♦Wicklund, August, 527 Reaper Blk. Cent. 2578. Aut. 48-364
Widdecombe, Robert H. 502-226 W. Jackson blvd. Wabash 3408
Widdowson, R. A. 3716 Lake ave. Doug- las 360
Wieboldt, Werner A. 1285 Milwaukee ave. Monroe 6543
Wiedinger, Geo. T, 1926 Newport ave.
♦Wight, Byron W. 1140 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 360
♦Wight, James S. 1609 Ashland Blk. Cent. 425
♦Wigmore. John H. Northwestern Uni- versity Law School, 3d floor 31 W. Lake st. Ran. 4377
Wikofif, Howard H. 1602 Corn Ex- change Bldg. Franklin 2208-9
Wilber, Charles H. (Bryan, McCormick & Wilber), 1512 Ashland Blk. Cent. 4060 and 4061
Wilber, Fred G. 1402 Hartford Bldg. Ran. 476
Wilborn, Martin L. 48-106 N. La Salle St. Main 1828. Aut. 32-383
♦Wilbur. Geo. W. 46-47 Borden Blk. Cent. 3307. Aut. 44-545
Wilcox, Henry S. 37 Metropolitan Blk. Main 2662. Aut. 33-635
♦Wilcox, Jesse, 37 Metropolitan Blk. :\Iain 2662. Aut. 33-635
♦Wilcoxson, H. T. 400 Pullman Bldg. Har. 1523
Wild, A. C. 1623 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 581. Aut. 41-982
♦Wild, John Daniel, 3d floor 56 W. Washington st. Cent. 5151. Aut. 44-886
Wilder, Henrv A. 210-118 N. La Salle St. Main 4150
Wiles, Russell (Dvrenforth, Lee, Chrit- ton & Wiles), 1508 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 6585
Wilev, Silas M. 1500 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 3176 and 3177. Aut. 41-113
Wiley, Wm. R. (Wiley & Mack), 1408 Otis Bldg. Franklin 1448 and 1988
♦Wilkerson, James H. U. S. District Atty. 826 Federal Bldg. Har. 4700
♦Wilhartz, Wm. (Ringer, Wilhartz & Louer), 724 x^merican Trust Bldg. Ran. 6543
Wilkinson, Earl B. 1406 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 5844
*Wilkinson, Geo. L. (Sheridan, Wilkin- son, Scott & Richmond), 1529-35 Mar- quette Bldg. Cent. 1137
Willard, Garner G. (Willard & Evans), 405-58 W. Washington st. Cent. 2591
♦Willard, Monroe L. (Judah. Willard, Wolf & Reichmann), 1,501 Corn Ex- change Bk. Bldg. Franklin 205. Aut. 54-656
Willard, Norman P. La Grange, III.
Willett, Consider H. (Died October 11, 1912.)
♦Williams, Arista B. (Castle, Williams, Long & Castle), 816 National Life Bldg. Ran. 6144, 6145. Aut. 30-285
Williams, A. L. 706-184 W. Washington St. Main 2017. Aut. 32-395
♦Williams, C. Arch. Master in Chancery Superior Court, 1012 Rector Bldg. Ran. 6166
♦Williams, Charles A. Judge Municipal Court. Franklin 2684
♦Williams, Chas. A. 839 Peoples Gas Bldg. Ran. 5123
Williams, Chas. C. 316 Reaper Blk. Ran. 646
Williams, Ednyfed h. 1406 Tribune Bldg. Cent. 5844
Williams, Geo. H. 802-167 W. Washing- ton St. Franklin 2785. Aut. 32-382
♦Williams, Gurdnn (Ringquist & Wil- liams), 1301 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Main 3077
♦Williams, Harris F. 2023 Harris Trust Bldg. Cent. 4407. Aut. 31-958
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* Williams John C. (Buell Abbey & Wil- liams), 1612 Tribime Bldg. Cent.
5758 and 5759. Aut. 41-103 Williams, John R. 2406 Lawrence av.
Ravenswood 6581 Williams. Lynn A. (Brown, Williams.
Bell, Hanson & Boettcher), 1550
Monadnock Blk. Har. 3634 and 759. *Williams, S. Laing, 307 Adams Express
Bldg. Cent. 6987 Williams, W. N. 710 Corn Exch. Bk.
Bldg. Main 5100 Williams, Winfield S. 1316 Corn Exc.
Bk. Bldg. Franklin 864 Williamson. Jesse H. 709-111 W. Mon- roe St. Cent. 805 Williford, Jr. Henry L. with Morris &
Co. Yards 380 *Willis, Thos. H. 201 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 286. Aut. 31-911 *Williston, C. S. 400 Pullman Bldg.
Har. 1523 Willson, Charles C. Cashier Con't. &
Com'l Trust & Sav. Bk. Ran. 4606 Willson. R. A. with Cont'l. and Com'l.
Trust & Sav Bk. Ran. 4606 Wilson, Albert E. with Automatic Elev.
Co., Morgan and Van Buren. Mon- roe 3200 Wilson, Arthur B. 85 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 2716 *Wilson, Chilton P. 1232 Marquette
Bldg. Cent. 777. Ran. 3011 Wilson, Edward E. Asst. State's Atty.
Cent. 4870 and 307-115 S. Dearborn
St. Cent. 6987 Wilson, Edward L. 813 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 3675 *Wilson, Francis S. 810 Title & Trust
Bldg. Cent. 711. Aut. 41-141 Wilson, Henry L. 1440 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 2374 Wilson, Ira J. 715 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 4621 Wilson. John C. 425-312 S. Clark st.
Wabash 1531. Aut. 54-429 *Wilson. John P. (Wilson. Moore &
Mcllvaine), 1605 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 406 *Wilson, Jr. John P. (Wilson, Moore &
Mcllvaine), 1605 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 406 Wilson, John T. 1108 Fisher Bldg. Har.
7748. Aut. 61-402 Wilson, Leon T. 1511 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 5446. Aut. 47-107 Wilson, Russell H. 6859 Madison ave. Wilson, S. D. 506-226 W. Jackson blvd.
Wabash 3408 Wilson, Warren B. (Wilson & May),
1912 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 3518 *Wilson, Wm. Pontiac, 111.
Wilson, Wm. T. 24 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 4446 Wilson. Wm. W. 1214-30 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 7338 *Windes, Thomas G. Judge Circuit Ct.
Franklin .3015 Windes, Zel. F. 45-112 N. La Salle st.
Main 2079. Aut. 32-511 Windett. A. W. 1450 E. 66th pi. Hyde
Park 4211 Wing, Bert D. 304 National Life Bldg.
Ran. .3662 Wing, Fred M. Hartford, Mich. Wing. J. Edwin, 1700-72 W. Adams st.
Ran. 425 Wing, Robert J. (Hopkins, Peffers &
Hopkins), 616 Corn Exchange Bk.
Bldg. Main 3146 and 2949. Wing, Russell M. 304 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 3662 *Winkler, Frederick W. 1812 Com'l
Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 4722 Winnen, Victor C. 715 Tacoma Bldg.
Main 5043. Aut. 31-910 *Winslow, Frank T. 1831 Com'l Nat
Bk. Bldg. Ran. 400 *Winston, Chas. A. (Winston & Lowv),
437-44 Stock Exch. Bldg. Main 3618
and 3619. Aut. 31-739 Winston, Edward M. 5630 Monroe ave.
Hyde Park 5064 *Winston, Garrard B. (Winston. Payne,
Strawn & Shaw), 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 *Winston, James H. 1400 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Cent. 828 Winterbotham, J. E. 1600 Westminster
Bldg. Ran. 1771 and 2124. Aut.
63-073 *Winters, Andrew L. (Winters, Price
& Stevens). 605-607 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3431. Aut. 42-247 *Winters, Eric. 1009 Cham. Commerce
Bldg. Main 3989 *Wire, George Lacy, 105 S. Dearborn
St. Ran. 4474 iWischman, Gustave H. 129 W. Lake st.
Main 2770 Wise, Alvin W. 840 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 3008 Wise, Everett S. 841 Marquette Bldg.
Ran. 3008 *Wise. William G. (Schmitt & Wise),
501 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent. 6623.
Aut. 42-980 *Wisner, Carl V. 901 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 626. Aut. 64-346 Wissing, Walter G. 943-50 Marquette
Bldg. Ran. 2996. Aut. 61-837 Wissler, George E. 1622-24 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 2362. Aut. 41-281
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY.
Witmer, S. C. 1407-5 N. Wabash ave.
Ran. 46C1 Wittmcver, Jr. Gustave, 1315 First Nat.
Rk. Bldg. Cent. 1548 Wittke, Otto H. 2701 W. 22nd place.
Lawndale 8076 *Witty, William Walter, Asst. State's
Atty. Cent. 4870. and 22-106 N. La
Salle St. ]\Iain 3860 Witwer, Edward B. 1014 Association
Bldg. Ran. 5246 Wodika, Samuel, 630 Marquette Bid?.
Ran. 1764 nVoley, James D. (Silber, Isaacs, Sil-
ber & Woley), 1023 Home Ins. Bldg.
Cent. 6144 Wolf, Albert E. with Chicago Title &
Trust Co. Cent. 4880 Wolf, Alexander, 1018 Ashland Blk.
Cent. 3053 ♦Wolf, Benj. 1509 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 5974 and 5975 *WoIf, Henry M. (Judah, Willard, Wolf
& Reichmann"), 1501 Corn Exch. Bk.
Bldg. Franklin 205. Aut. 54-656 Wolf, Walter B. 1501 Corn Exch. Bk.
Bldg. Franklin 205. Aut. 54-656 Wnlfe, Arthur R. 602 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Cent. 5003
Wolfe. Gilbert G. 844 Stock Exch. Bldg.
Main 3757 Wolff, Charles, 408 Roanoke Bldg.
Cent. 4525 *Wo]ff, Oscar M. 1212 Fort Dearborn
Bldg. Cent. 5165 *Wolfner, Rudolph fPopham & Wolf-
ner), 901-5 Rector' Bldg. Ran. 3968
and 3969 Wolfram, Clarence A. with C. Title &
Trust Co. Cent. 4880 Wolfram, Louis. Des Plaines, 111. Tel
624 Wolfsohn, Isadore (Blum, Wolfsohn
& Blum), 1502 Ft. Dearborn Bldg.
Ran. 2028, 4123. Aut. 51-932 Woll. Ernest M. 304 The Temple. Main
935 Wollner, Rudolph H. 3362 S. Halsted
St. Yds. 5293 *Wolseley. Henry W. (Wolseley &
Ball), 808-9 Title & Trust Bldg. Cent.
1406 Wonnell, Kent. W. 1124 Monadnock
Bldg. Har. 292 ♦Wood, Chas. B. CWood & Oakley),
1124 The Rookery. Wabash 4257 Wood. Charles H. 410-35 N. Dearborn
St. Ran. 1370 Wood. Charles L. 948 National Life
Bldg. Ran. 5048. Aut. 31-769 ♦Wood. Cyrus J. ("Wood & Wood), .307
Ashland Blk. Cent. 608. Aut. 47-406
Wood, Edwin M. (Wood & Brouillet), 509-11-117 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 620
♦Wood, Elijah C. 424 National Life Bldg. Ran. 6625. Aut. 30-385
Wood, Frank L. 3rd floor, 172 W. Wash- ington St. Main 4017. Aut. 32-290
♦Wood, Franklin N. 609, 610 Columbus Memorial Bldg. Cent. 4249. Aut. 41-549
♦Wood, Henrv C. 738 The Rookery. Wabash 3174
Wood, Ira C. (Wood & Chase), 1122 Merchants Loan & Trust Bldg. Ran. 1157. Aut. 54-334
Wood, William G. (Wood & Wood), 307 Ashland Blk. Cent. 608. Aut. 47-406
Woodbury, Geo. W. (G. W., H. W. & R. W. Woodbury), 83 Metropolitan Blk. Main 2593
Woodbury. Homer W. (G. W., H. W. & R. W. Woodbury), 83 Metropolitan Blk. Main 2593
Woodbury. Ralph W. (G. W., H. W. & R. W. Woodbury), 83 Metropolitan Blk. Main 2593
Woodle. Edward Ryan, 1201 Association Bldg. Cent. 5120
Woodrich, Anthony, 1018 E. 75th st. Hyde Park 3938
♦Woods. Edward G. 1151 Otis Bldg. Franklin 85
Woods. Geo. H. Chief Deputy Bailiff Municipal Court, 804 City Hall Franklin 2684. and 500-166 W. Wash- ington St. Franklin 1457
Woods, Weightstill. 1107-14 Stock Ex- change. Main 692
♦Woodward, Charles. _ 604 Chamber of Commerce. Franklin 1371
Woodworth, David B. 512 Ashland Blk. Ran. 1450
Woolfolk, Clinton S. (Died March 26, 1913)
♦WoolJey. Francis J. 815-118 N. La Salle St. Main 4020. Aut. 33-824
♦Wormser. Leo F. (Rosenthal & Ha- mill), 1400 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Cent. 4282
Worslev, A. A. 1010-179 W. Washing- ton St. Main 3720. Aut. 31-502
♦Worthy, Sidney W. 914 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 819. Aut. 61-784
Wrase. Wm. A. 511 Rookery Bldg. Wa- bash 920
Wrav, Don C. 1522 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 2150. Aut. 43-629
Wrav. O. J. C. 1231 Unity Bldg. Cent. 1799. Aut. 42-843
Wright. Arthur B. 414 Merchants L. & T. Bldg. Ran. 5463
CHICAGO i-iAW DIRECTORY.
Wright, Carl C. 502-226 W. Jackson
blvd. Wabash 3408 Wright, Charles A. 175 W. Jackson blvd.
Wabash 2037 Wright, Chas. Wm. 1213 First Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 2550. Aut. 42-638 Wright, Edward H. 419-312 S. Clark
St. Wabash 1566. Aut. 51-685 Wright, James H. 4226 Oakenwald ave. Wright, Joseph (Died Jan. 6th, 1913) Wright, Verne A. 357 National Life
Bldg. Cent 3582 Wringer, Samuel B. 508-230 S. La Salle
St. Wabash 1424 Wunderlich, Theo. H. 801 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 5354. Aut. 42-973 Wyeth, Newton (Wyeth & Smith), 920
N. Y. Life Bldg. Ran. 4332 Wvlie, A. C. 710 Corn Exchange Bldg.
Main 5100 Wyman. Chas. E. 423 The Temple. Main
3910 ' Wvman, Ralph L. 2438 S. Paulina st.
Canal 296 *Wyman, Vincent D. (Wyman, Jurgens
& Carpenter), 1410 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 7400 Wynekoop, Harvey E. 1317 Ashland
Blk. Ran. 3140. Aut. 41-985
Yeatman, Walker M. 1131 S. 7th ave.
Mayweed, 111. Mayweed 1014-R Yerkes, Hiram N. with First Nat. Bk.
Ran. 5363 *Young, Chas. R. 1007 Marquette Bldg.
Cent. 1349. Aut. 61-368 Young, F. Philip, 420 Reaper Blk. Cent.
858. Aut 42-680 *Yeung, Hobart P. (Alden, Latham &
Young) 1104-11 Corn Exch. Bk.
Bldg. Main 3129 Young. Tames, 83 Metropolitan Blk.
Main 2593 Young, John G. R. 1915 City Hall
Square Bldg. Cent. 4128 Young, Kimball, Long Beach, Cal. *Young, Lawrence A. 3 The Rookery
Bldg. Wabash 2616 Young, Lin H. 4529 Calumet ave.
Drexel 5341 Young, Robert, 707 Com'l Nat. Bk.
Bldg. Ran. 400 *Young, Thomas J. Inheritance Tax At- torney. 734 Otis Bldg. Franklin 3500 Young, Walter G. (Young & Johnson),
4606 Evanston ave. Edgewater 2514 Young, Wm. S. 1056 Lawrence ave.
Tel. Edgewater 5360
Zabel, Max W. 1362 Monadnock Blk.
Har. 4097. Aut. 67-705 ^Zacharias, Michael C. Asst. City Attv.
Main 447 Zaffina, Giuseppe, 1231-8 Unity Bldg.
Cent. 1799. Aut. 42-843 *Zahn, Edward B. (Octigan. Zahn &
Anderson), 416 Roanoke Bldg. Cent
956. Aut. 36-424 Zaleski, Robert, 1714-17 City Hall
Square Bldg. Ran, 4795 Zamentewsky, Joseph, 427 E. 46th place
Har. 2051. Kenwood 2173 *Zane, John M. (Zane, Morse, McKin-
ney & Mcllvaine), 709 Harris Trust
Bldg. Cent. 805 Zeisler, Leonard B. (Zeisler & Fried- man), 906 Straus Bldg. Franklin
3230. Aut. 31-670 *Zeisler, Sigmund, Master in Chancery
Circuit Court, (Zeisler & Friedman),
906 Straus Bldg. Franklin 3230. Aut.
31-670 Zeiss, Carl, Luther, Michigan Zelensky, M. A. 1011 Ashland Blk. Ran.
1797. Aut. 41-427 Zelenzy, Anna M. 3856 W. 26th st.
Lawndale 760 Zeman, Anton, 1611 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6710 *Zeman, Anton T. (Zeman & Hruby),
810-25 N. Dearborn st. Ran. 3742.
Aut. 44-026. *Zeitlein, Abraham Z. 1105 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 4962. Aut. 43-366 *Zillman, Christian C. H. (David &
Zillman), 16 Metropolitan Blk. Main
3225 ♦Zimmerman, K A. (Zimmerman &
Myers), 1013 Ashland Blk. Cent.
1192 Zimmerman, Irving, 1001 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 4972 Zimmerman, Louis, 1501 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 1005. Aut. 42-135 Zink, Frank, C. 615 Ashland Blk. Ran.
3417 *Ziv. Louis. 411 Reaper Blk. Cent '''•592
Aut. 42-678 *Zoline, Elijah N. 1218 Ashland Blk.
Ran. 3474, 3475. Aut. 41-435 Zolla, Emil N. 815 City Hall Square
Bldg. Ran. 6565 *Zollars, Charles E. 1320 Ft. Dearborn
Eldg. Cent. 5774 *Zook, David L. 1040 Otis Bldg. Frank- lin 3468 Zurhorst, Charles D. 510 Corn Exch
Bldg. Franklin 230
PATENT AnORNEYS
ADAMS & JACIvSOX (Albert H. Ad- ams and John L. Jackson), 1147 Mo- nadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 146. Aut. 64-759
BAIX, FOBEE & MAY (Eoiee Bain and Geo. T. Mav, Jr.), 1648 Mouadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 792. Aut. 64-508.
BANNING & BANNING (Thomas A. Banning-, Samuel W. Banning, Thomas A. Banning, Jr., and Ephraim Ban- ning), 16.'2&-32 Marquette Bldg. Cent. 1001.
BAENETT & TRUMAN (Otto Ray- mond Barnett and Percival H. Tru- man), 1518-22 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 282. Aut. 61-066.
BARNETT, OTTO RAYMOND (Bar- nett & Truman), 1518-22 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 282; Aut. 61-066.
BARNHILL CO., INC., J. F., 1102-3 Karper Bldg. Tel. Har. 4117, 4118.
BARTON & FOLK (Geo. P. Barton and George E. Folk), 1445 Monad noek Blk. Har. 283. Aut. 64-553.
BECKSTROM, J. WARNER, 737 Mo nadnock Blk. Har. 3551.
BELFIELD, A. MILLER, 1362 Monad nock Blk. Tel. Har. 4097.
BELKNAP, FRANK L., 1228 Monad nock Bldg. Tel. Har. 8022 and 8023 Aut. 61-203.
BELT, WILLIAM O. (Linthicum, Belt & Fuller), 715 Monadnock Blk. Tel Har. 4621.
BEN.IAMIN, FREDERIC (Benjamin & Eoodhouse), 1515 Marquette Bldg Tel. Cent. 6117. Aut. 67-695.
BROWN, CHAS. TURNER, 839 Unity Bldg. Tel. Cent. 6415. Aut. 43-308.
BROWN, HOPKINS, NISSEN & SPRINKLE (Frank T. Brown, Fran- cis A. Hopkins, Charles M. Nissen and Arthur I.. Sprinkle, Jr.), 1124 Monad- nock Blk. Har. 292.
BROWN & MEIILHOPE (Taylor E. Brown and Clarence E. Mehlhope), 808 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 4384. Aut. 67-468.
BROWN, WILLIAMS, BELL, HANSON & BOETTCHER (Charles A. Brown, Lynn A. Williams, Albert C. Bell, Harvev L. Hanson anA Arthur H. Boettcher), 1550 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 3634 and 759.
BULKLEY, CHARLES C, 1233 McCor- mick Bldg. Tel. Har. 1572. Aut. 64-462.
BURNS, ROBERT, 45-54 W. Randolph. Ran. 2212.
CARPENTER, PAUL, Room 400 Com- mercial Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. Ran. 1071.
CHEEVER & COX (Dwight B. Chee- ver and Howard M. Cox), ^33 Mo- nadnock Blk. Har. 575.
CHAMBERLAIN, CLARENCE K., 1620 Monadnock Blk. Har. 1804. Aut. 65-294.
CHAMBERLIN & FREUDENREICH (Walter H. Chamberlin, formerly As- sistant Commissioner of Patents at Washington, D. C, and Wm. F. Freu- denreich), 1543 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 3044. Aut. 61-764.
COUPLAND, L. B. (L. B. Coupland & Co.), 118 N. La Salle st. Tel. Franklin 2114. Aut. 33-880.
COX, HOWARD M. (Cheever & Cox., 1133 Monadnock Blk. Har. 575.
CRAGG, GEORGE L., 1132 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 279.
CROMER, HARRY IRWIN (Poole & Cromer), 1302 Marquette Bldg. Ran. 3397.
DA VIES, WM. B., 1508 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 6585.
DODSON, HARRY^ LEA, 919, 920-108 South La Salle st. Tel. Main 1593. Aut. 51-538.
DRURY, FRANK H., 1610 Fort Dear- born Bldg. Tel. Ran. 45.
DURAND, ARTHUR F., 1314-16 Fisher Bldg. Tel. Har. 2062.
DYRENFORTH, LEE, CHRITTON & A\'ILES (Philip C, Wm. H., and Ju- lius W. Dyrenforth, John H. Lee, liussell Wiles and George A. Chrit- ton), 1508 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 6585.
FITTS, CHARLES FREEMAN, 523 Railway Exchange. Tel. Har. 2020.
FLETCHER, DAVID H., 1541 Monad- nock Blk. Tel. Har. 4574. Aut. 63-209.
FOWKES, W. HERBERT, 953 Peoples Gas Bldg. Tel. Ran. 1560.
FULLER, WALTER M. (Linthicum, Belt «S; Fuller), 715 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 4621.
GERLACH, FRED, 1601-2 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 5690.
GRAVES, ALBERT H. (Offield, Towle, Graves & Offleld), 1228 Monadnock Blk. Har. 8022 and 8023. Aut. 61-203.
HALL, WILLIAM L., 1539-40 Mar- quette Bldg. Tel. Ran. 3134.
HAWLEY, CHARLES GILBERT, 630 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Ran. 1764.
HILL, JOHN W. (Hill & Hill), 1462-4 Mona-lnock Blk. Tel. Har. 2710. Aut. 62-710.
HILL & HILL (John W. Hill and Roy W. Hill), 1462-4 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 2710. Aut. 02-710.
HILL, ROY W. (Hill & Hill), 1462-4 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 2710. Aut. 62-710.
HILLS, CHARLES W. & SON (Charles W. Hills and Charles W. Hills, Jr.), 1523 to 1527 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 306. Aut. 64-813.
HIRSCHL & HIRSCHL (Samuel D. and Marcus A. Ilirschl), 612 Rector Bldg. Tel. Ran. 2411.
PATENT ATTORNEYS— Continue
HOPKINS; L. M., 1014 No. 5 South Wa- bash Ave. Rand. 2352.
JACKER, RICHARD J., 1102 Monad- nock Elk. Tel. Har. 5656.
JOCKUM, JR., J. H., 832 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 3271. Aut. 61-284.
JOHNS, LUTHER, 723 Monaduock Blk. Tel. Har. 20.
JONES, ADDINGTON, AMES & SEI- BOLD (W. Clyde Jones, Keene H. Addington, Robert Lewis Ames and Arthur B. Seibold), 1610 Fort Dear- born Bldg-. Tel. Ran. 45.
JONES, GEORGE BAYARD, 1445 Mo- nadnock Blk. Har. 283. Aut. 64-553.
KING, FLORENCE, 1652-3 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 2899.
LANE, WALLACE R., 1020 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Rand. 398.
LINTHICUM, BELT & FULLER (Charles C. Linthicum, William O. Belt and Walter M. Fuller), 715 Mo- nadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 4621.
LINTHICUM, CHARLES C. (Linthi- cum, Belt & FuHp'c'), 715 Monaduock Blk. Tel. Har. 4621.
LOTZ, RUDOLPH WM., 1601 McCor- mick Bldg., 322 S. Michigan ave. Tel. Har. 1808.
Mcelroy, JOHN HOWARD, 1429 Mo- naduock Bldg. Tel. Har. 259. Aut. 61-047.
MANKLE, GEORGE, 1020 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Rand. 398.
MAY, GEO. T., JR. (Foree Bain and May, Jr.), 1648 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. .792. Aut. 64-508.
MILLER, LUTHER L., 1512-1515 Mo- nadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 2854.
MUNDAY, EVARTS, ADCOCK & CLARKE (John W. Munday, Edward S. Evarts and Henry Love Clarke), 907 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 1556.
NOBLE, GLENN S., 1405 Security Bldg. Tel. Main 4721.
OFFIELD, TOWLE, GRAVES & OF- FIELD (Chas. K. Offleld, Henry S. Towle, Albert H. Graves and James R. Offleld), 1228 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. S022 and 2023. Aut. 61-203.
PARKER & CARTER (Francis Yv\ Parker, Donald M. Carter and Fran- cis W. Parker, Jr.), 1410 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 1651. Aut. 63-937.
PEIRCE, FISHER & CLAPP (James H. Peirce, George P. Fisher and Har- rv Lincoln Clapp), 1431 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 1648. Aut. 62-207.
PINES & NEWMANN (George S. Pines and Edward R. Newmann), 309 Harris Trust Bldg. Ran. 3012 and 3013.
POND, SAMUEL K, 1228 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 8022 and 2023. Aut. 61-203.
POOLE, C. CLARENCE (Poole & Cro- mer), 1301-5 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Ran. 3397. POTTS, JOSHUA R. H., 1112 Hartford
Bldg., S. S. Dearborn st. Tel. Cent. 5560, and 805 G St. N. W., Washing- ton, D. C; 929 Chestnut St., Phila- delphia. RAYMOND & BARNETT (Otto R. Barnett, Percival H. Truman), 1518- 1522 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 282. Aut. 61-066. RECTOR, HIBBEN, DAVIS & MACAU- LEY (Edward Rector, Samuel E. Hib- ben, Frank Parker Davis, John B. Ma- cauley, Louis B. Erwin), 1958 McCor- mick Bldg., 332 S. Michigan Ave. Tel. Har, 821. REDFIELD, CASPER L., 525-526 Mo- nadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 600. ROODHOUSE, BENJ. T., 1515 Mar- quette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 6117. Aut. 67-695. RUMMLER & RUMMLER (Wm. R. Rummler, Eugene A. Rummler, Philip B. Woodworth, Rudow Rummler and Edwin Phelps), 1208-1212 Tribune Bldg. Tel. Cent. 3418 and 3419. SANDERS, HERBERT J., 504-35 S. Deai-born st. Tel. Cent. 1793. Aut.47-105 SCHEIBLE, ALBERT, 1601 McCormick Bldg-.. 322 S.Michigan Av. Tel. Har. 1808 SCHMIDT, CHARLES J., 1228 Monad- nock Blk. Tel. Har. 8022 and 8023. Aut. 61-203. SHERIDAN, WILKINSON, SCOTT & RICHMOND (Thomas Francis Sheri- dan, George Laurence Wilkinson, Walter A. Scott, Carl A. Richmond and Thomas H. Sheridan), 1529-35 Marquette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 1137. STARK, MICHAEL J. & SONS, 1636
Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 1023. SHERVEY, CHARLES 0., 1524 Mar- quette Bldg. Tel. Cent. 2463. SMYTHE, EDWIN H., 954 Monadnock
Blk. Tel. Har. 1394. STEVENS, MILO B. & CO., 337-8 Mo- naduock Blk. Tel. Har. 2554. SWENARTON, HAROLD A., 1233 Mc- Cormick Bldg. Tel. Har. 1572. Aut. 64-462. SYNNESTVEDT & BRADLEY (Paul SvnnestA^edt and James C. Bradley), 953 Peoples Gas Bldg. Tel Ran. 1560. THOMASON, PRANK D., 1028 Tribune
Bldg. Cent. 6182. Aut. 43-263. TILLMAN, CHARLES C, 1620 Monad- nock Blk. Har. 1804. Aut. 62-721. TRUMAN, PERCIVAL H. (Barnett & Truman), 1518-1522 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 282. Aut. 61-066. WHIPPLE, JOHN H., 1102 Monadnock
Blk. Har. 5656. WILKINSON. GEORGE LAURENCE CSheridan, Wilkinson, Scott and Rich- mond), formerly Law Clerk and Ex- aminer U. S, Patent Office, 1529-35 Marquette B'dg. Tel. Cent. 1137. WILLIAMS, WTNFTELD S., 1316 Corn
Exeh. Bk. Bid?. Franklin 864. WONNELL, KENT W., 1124 Monad- nock Blk. TeL Har. 292. ZABEL, MAX W., 1362 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 4097. Aut. 67-705.
RAILROAD AHORNEYS
AMERICAN REFRIGERATOR TRAN- SIT Co., Jefferv & Campbell, Local Attvs., 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 330T'.
A., T. & S. F. Ry. Co. and System, 1011 Railway Exchange Bldg. Tel. Har. 4910. Gardiner Lathrop, Gen. Solr.; Robt. Dunlap, F. T. A. Junkin and T. J. Norton, Gen. Attys.; Lee F. Eng- lish. James L. Coleman and Homer W. Davis. Attys.
AURORA. ELGIN & CHL R. R. CO. Gen. Counsel, Hopkins, Peffers & Hopkins, 616 Corn Exchange Bk. Bldg. Tel. Main 3146.
B. & O. R. R. CO., Division Counsel, Calhoun, Lvford & Sheean, 940 The Rookery. Tel. Wabash 3 814. Atty., Charles D. Clark.
B. & O. C. TERM. R. R. CO., 315 Balti. & Ohio Passenger Station. Tel. "Wa- bash 3242. Gen'l Solicitors, Calhoun, Lvford and Sheean. Gen'l Atty., .Tesse B. Barton; Asst. Atty., Thomas M. Butters.
CALUMET AND SOUTH CHI. R. CO. Leonard A. Busby, Counsel, 1639 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Tel. Ran. 2160.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RT. CO., Local Atty., H. C. Starr, Pythian Bldg., In- dianapolis,' Ind.
CHL & ALTON R. R. CO., Gen. Solr., Silas H. Strawn, Attys., "Winston, Pavne. Strawn & Shaw, 1400 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Cent. 828.
C, B. & Q. R. R. CO., Gen. Offices, 1100- 5 47 W. Jackson Blvd. Tel. "Wabash 4400. Gen. Counsel, Chester M. Dawes; Asst. to Gen. Counsel, E. M. Shelton; Gen. Atty., R. B. Scott; Atty. 111. Dist.. Jos. A. Connell, "W. D. Barge. Claims Atty., F. S. Robinson.
C, C. C. & ST. L. RY CO, Gen Counsel, Bertrand "Walker and R. J. Cary, 536 La Salle St. Sta. Tel. "Wabash 4200.
CHI. CITY RY. CO., Gen. Counsel, Busbv. Miller & Robinson, 1639 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Rand. 2160. Special Counsel, John P. "Wilson, Sr., 1605 Marquette Bldg.. Cent. 406; E. R. Bliss, 1419 First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Cent. 1165; Attys., C. A. Stafford, "W. D. Bartholomew. A. C. Wild, A. R. Pe- terson. A. K. Bodholdt. 1623 First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Ran. 581.
CHICAGO CITY AND CONNECTING RATLAVAYS, Leonard A. Busby, Counsel, 1639 First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Ran. 2160.
C. & E. T. R. R. CO., 7th noor McCor- mick Bldg., "Van Buren st. and Michi- gan ave., Tel. Har. 5115. Gen. Coun- sel, Calhoun, Lyford & Sheean, 940 Rookery Bldg.. Tel. Wabash 3814; Gen. Solr.. E. H. Seneff; Gen. Atty., H. T. Dick; Dist. Atty., C. B. Cardy; Insurance Atty., Harrison F. Jone»; Renl Estate and Tax Agent, G. Bruce Hill.
C. & R. ERIE R. R. CO., 1113 Rookery. Tel. Wabash 2307. Gen. Counsel, W. O. Johnson.
CHL GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD CO., Gen. Counsel, John Barton Payne; Attys., Winston, Payne, Strawn & Shaw, 1400 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. Cent. 828.
CHL, IND. & LOU. RY. CO., 1422 Heisen Bldg. Tel. Har. 3309. Gen. Solr., Elisha C. Field; Gen. Atty., Harry R. Kurrie; Attys. for 111., Winston, Payne, Strawn & Shaw.
CHL, IND. & SOUTHERN R. R. CO..
Gen. Counsel, Bertrand Walker and
R. J. Cary, 536 La Salle St. Sta. Tel. AVabash 4200.
CHL JUNC. RY. CO., Solrs., Winston, Payne. Strawn & Shaw, 1400 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. Cent. 828.
CHL & MIL. ELEC. R. R. CO., Bull & Johnson, 1113 The Rookery. Tel. Wa- bash 1676. Attorneys for receiver.
C, M. & ST. P. R. R. CO., 1335 Railway Exchange Bldg. Tel. Har. 6162. Gen. Counsel, Burton Hanson; Gen. Solr., H. H. Field; Asst. Gen. Solrs., J. N. Davis, J. R. Dickinson, C. S. Jeffer- son; Atty., "W. D. MUlard; Commerce Counsel, O. W. Dynes.
C. & N. W. Ry. CO., Gen. Offices, 502, 326 W. Jackson blvd. Tel. Wabash 3408. Gen. Counsel, Edward M. Hyzer; Asst. Gen. Counsel, William G. Wheel- er; Gen. Solr., Carl C. Wright; G«n. Attvs., Charles A. "Vilas, Irving Her- riott, Ira C. Belden, Robert H. Wid- decombe.
CHL & OAK PARK ELEV. R. R. CO., Gen. Counsel, Isham, Lincoln & Beale. 1700-72 "W. Adams st. Ran. 425. Gen. Atty., Addison L. Gardner. 404 Royal Ins. Bldg. Wabash 3347. Atty., Carroll H. Jones. Samuel In- sull, receiver.
C. R. I. & P. RY. CO., 1025 La Salle St. Sta. Tel. Wab. 3210. Gen. Counsel, F. C. Dillard; Gen. Attys., M. L. Bell and W. F. Dickinson; Asst. Gen. Atty., Thomas R. Beman; Claims Atty., Geo. E. McCaughan; Atty., Charles T. Schwarz; Asst. Attys., AVallaoe T. Hughes and A, B. Enoch; Real Estate and Tax Agent, Thos. J. Newkirk.
CHI. RAILWAYS COMPANY. Claim and Law Department, 600 WaslTing- ton bivd. Tel. Havmarket 4126. Gen. Atty., J. R. Guilllams; Gen. Claim Agent, Sidney Ossnski: Attys.. C. C. Cunningham. J. D. Ryan, W. H. Symmes, Philip Rosenthal, Thos. E. MaoKinlev, E. C. Stearns, John W. "V\^alsh, Frank L. Kriete, Nathan L. Kruoger, W. L. Stevenson, S. M. Myers.
CHI. & SOUTHERN TRACTION CO.. Gen. Counsel, Leonard A. Busbv, 1639 First. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 2i60.
CHICAGO. TERRE HAUTE & S. E. RY. CO., 22S Baltl. & Ohio Passenger Sta- tion. Gen. Atty., Wm. F. Peter. Tel. Har. 4660.
C. K' W. IND. R. R CO. and THE BELT RY. CO. of Chicago, 45 Dearborn Sta- tion. Tel. Har. 3690. Gen. Counsel, "UMlliam S. Kies; Gen. Attv., C. G. Austin, Jr.; Atty., Beverly "W. Howe.
RAILROAD ATTORNEYS— Continued
CHI. & WESTERN RY. CO., Leonard A. Busby, Counsel, 1639 First Nat. Bk. Bldg-. Tel. Ran. 2160.
CINCINNATI, NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS, PAC. RY., Attorneys, Sim- mons & Irving-, 1652 Otis Bldg. Tal. Main 14S8.
COLORADO-MIDLAND R. R. CO., Jef-
fery & Campbell, Local Attys., 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307.
DENVER & RIO GRANDE R. R. CO., Jeffery & Campbell, Local Attys, 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307.
EASTERN ILL. RY. CO., Leonard A. Busbv, Counsel, 1639 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. Ran. 2160.
ELGIN, JOLIET & EASTERN R. R.,^ 700 Com. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. Ran. 400. Gen. Counsel, K. K. Knapp; Atty., R. W. Campbell.
GRAND TRUNK WESTERN RY., Attvs., Kretzinger & Kretzinger, 919 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Har. 242.
HAMMOND. WHITING & EAST CHI. RY. CO., Leonard A Busby, Counsel. 1639 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. Ran. 2160.
ILL. CENT. R. R. CO., Gen. Offices, 135 Park Row; Tel. Wabash 2200. Gen. Solr., Blewett Lee; Gen. Attys., Wal- ter S. Horton, C. L. Sivley, R. V. Fletcher: Attys., A. P. Humburg, E. W. McGrew; Dist. Atty., John G. Drennan; Asst. Local Atty., V. W. Foster; Special Atty., Geo. A. Dupuy; Local Attys., Calhoun, Lyford & Sheean, 940 Rookery. Tel. Wabash 3S14.
IND. HARBOR BELT R. R. CO., Gen. Counsel, Glennon, Cary, Walker & Howe, 536 La Salle St. Station. Tel. Wabash 4200.
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTH- ERN R. R. CO., Jeffery & Campbell, Local Attvs., 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307.
LEHIGH VALLEY R. R. CO., Attys., Ullmann, Hoag & Davidson, 1305 Fisher Bldg. Tel. Har. 236.
L. S. & M. S. R. R. CO., Gen. Counsel. Bertrand Walker and R. J. Cary, 536 La Salle St. Station. Tel. Wabash 4200.
MET. WEST SIDE ELEV. R. R. CO., Gen. Counsel, Isham, Lincoln & Beale, 1700-72 W. Adams St. Ran. 425. Gen. Atty., Addison L. Gardner, 404 Royal Ins. Bldg., Wabash 3347; Atty., Car- roll H. Jones.
MICH. CENT. R. R. CO., Solrs., Wm- ston, Pavne, Strawn & Shaw, 1400 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. Cent. 828.
MISSOURI, KAN. & TEX. RY. CO., Lo- cal Attys., Hay & Brown, 1318-8 S. Dearborn st. Tel. Ran. 1368.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. CO., Jeffery & Campbell, Local Attvs., 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307.
MOBILE & OHIO R. R. CO., Jeffery & Campbell, Local Counsel, 1356 F'irst Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307.
N. ^V. ELEV. RY. CO., Gen. Counsel, Isham, Lincoln & Beale, 1700-72 W. Adams St. Ran. 425. Gen. Atty., Ad- dison L. Gardner, 404 RoyaJ Ins. Bldg. Wabash 3347. Atty., Carroll H. Jones.
N. Y. CENT & HUDSON R. R. CO., Solrs., Glennon, Cary, Walker & Howe, 536 La Salle St. Station. Tel. Wabash 4200.
N. Y., C. & ST. L. R. R. CO., Attys., Glennon, Cary, Walker & Howe, 53ff La Salle St. Station. Tel. Wabash 4200.
PENN. CO. (P., F. W. & C. RY.) and P., C. C. & ST. L. RY. CO., Solrs, Loesch, Scofield & Loesch, 1540 Otis Bldg Tel. Main 4365.
PERE MARQUETTE RAILROAD CO., Attys., Glennon, Cary, Walker & Howe, 536 La Salle St. Station. Tel. Wabash 4200.
PHILA. •& READING RY. CO., Attys., Ullmann, Hoag & Davidson, 1305 Fisher Bldg. Tel. Har. 236.
SE. A BOARD AIR LINE RY., Local Counsel. Geo. H. Miller, 1415 Mar- quete Bldg. Tel. Cent. 2822.
SOUTH SIDE ELEV. R. R., Gen. Coun- sel, Isham, Lincoln & Beale, 1700-72 W. Adams St. Ran. 425. Gen. Atty., Addison L. Gardner, 404 Roval Ins. Bldg. Wabash 3347. Atty., Carroll H. Jones.
SOUTHERN STREET RY. CO.. Leonard A. Busbv, Counsel, 1639 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. Ran. 2160.
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN RY. CO., Jeffery & Campbell, Local Attys., 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307.
ST^LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN 'ryT'Co! Jefferv & Campbell, Local Attys., 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307.
TEXAS & PACIFIC RY. CO., Jeffery & Campbell, Local Attys., 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307.
THE PULLMAN CO., 400 Pullman Bldg. Tel. Har. 1523. Gen. Solr., F. B. Dan- iels; Gen. Atty., G. S. Fernald; Assi. Gen. Solr., H. T Wilcoxon; Tax Atty., J. D. Ferguson; Claims Atty., C. S Williston; Atty., S. W. Gehr.
UNION PACIFIC R. R. CO., Local Le- gal Dept., 617-112 W. Adams st. H. A. Scandrett, Interstate Commerce Atty. Tel. Ran. 141.
WABASH R. R., Attys., Zane, Morse, McKinney & Mcllvaine, 709 Harris Trust Bldg. Cent. 805. Local Attvs., Hay & Brown, 1318-S S. Dearborn st. Tel. Ran. 1638.
WESTERN PACIFIC RY. CO., Jeffery & Campbell, Local Attys.. 1356 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ran. 3307.
WESTERN RAILROAD ASSN., 1033 Peoples Gas. Bldg., Geo. S. Payson, Gen. Counsel. Tel. Cent. 1154.
WISCONSIN & MICHIGAN RY CO.. Gen. Atty., Louis E. Hart, 1913-111 W. Monroe st. Tel. Cent. 6731.
COURTS AND OFFICIALS
FEDERE, STATE, COUNTY AND CITY
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME
JUDICIARY.
Chief Justice, Edward D. White, of Louisiana (appointed 1910), Fourth Circuit.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
Joseph McKenna, of California (ap- pointed 1898), Ninth Circuit.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, of Massachu- setts (appointed '1902), First Circuit.
William E. Day, of Ohio (appointed 1903), Sixth Circuit.
Horace H. Lurton, of Tennessee (ap- pointed 1909), Seventh Circuit.
Charles E. Hughes, of New York (ap- pointed 1910), Second Circuit.
Willis Van Devanter, of Wyoming (appointed 1910), Eighth Circuit.
Joseph R. Lamar, of Georgia (ap- pointed 1910), Fifth Circuit.
Mahlon Pitney, of New Jersey (ap- pointed March 18, 1912), Third Circuit.
OFFICIALS.
Clerk, James H. McKenney, District of Columbia; Deputy Clerk, James D. Maher, District of Columbia; Marshal, J. M. Wright, Kentucky; Reporter, Charles Henry Butler, New York.
TERMS.
One term annually, on the second Monday of October, at Washington, D.
C.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Attorney General, James C. McRey- nolds (Tennessee).
Assistant to the Attorney General, James A. Fowler (Tennessee).
Assistant Attorneys General, William R. Harr (District of Columbia); Win- fred T. Denison (New York); Ernest Knaebel (Colorado); Jesse C. Adkins (District of Columbia); Charles W. Cobb (California), Interior Department; Samuel H. Thompson, Jr. (Colorado).
U. S. COMMERCE COURT.
Judiciary.
Martin A. Knapp, New York; term expires 1915.
William H. Hunt, Montana; term ex- pires 1913.
John Emmett Garland, South Dakota; term expires 1912.
Julian W. Mack, Hlinois; term ex- pires 1916.
Officials.
Clerk— G. F. Snyder, West Virginia.
Marshal — ^Frank J. Starek, Ohio.
COURT OF CLAIMS
JUDICIARY.
Chief Justice, Stanton J. Peelle, of Indiana (appointed 1892).
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
Charles B. Howry, of Mississippi (ap- pointed 1897).
Fenton W. Booth, of Illinois (ap- pointed 1905).
Samuel S. Barney, of Wisconsin (ap- pointed 1905).
George W. Atkinson, of West Vir- ginia (appointed 1905).
OFFICIALS.
Chief Clerk, Archibald Hopkins.
TERM. Begins on the first Monday of De- cember.
COURT OF CUSTOMS APPEALS
(Acts of Aug. 5, 1909, and Feb. 25, 1910.)
Presiding Judge — Robert M. Mont- gomery, Michigan.
Associate Judges — James F. Smith, California; Orion M. Barber, Vermont; Marion De Vries, California; George E. Martin, Ohio.
Marshal — Frank H. Briggs, Maine.
Clerk— Arthur B. Shelton, District of Columbia.
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY.
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT OF
APPEALS, SEVENTH
CIRCUIT.
JUDICIARY— CIRCUIT JUDGES.
Hon. Horace H. Lurton, of Tennessee.
Hon. Francis E. Baker, of Goshen, Ind.
Hon. William H. Seaman, of She- boygan, Wis.
Hon. Christian C. Kohlsaat, of Chi- cago, 111.
CLERK.
Edward M. Holloway, 725-728 Fed- eral Bldg. Tel. Har. 4700. Deputy Clerk, F. G. Campbell.
SESSIONS.
One first Tuesday in October, one first Tuesday in January, and one sec- ond Tuesday in April. Only one term and that in October.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
Northern District of Illinois. Eastern Division at Chicago.
JUDICIARY.
Illinois — ^Northern District. Hon. Kenesaw M. Landis (appointed March 28, 1905).
Hon. George A. Carpenter (appoint- ed Jan. 10, 1910).
Illinois — Southern District, Hon. J. Otis Humphrey, of Spring- field.
Illinois — Eastern District. Hon. Francis M. Wright, of Urbana.
Indiana. Hon. Albert B. Anderson, of Indian- apolis.
Wisconsin — ^Western District. Hon. Arthur L. Sanborn, of Madison.
Wisconsin — Eastern District. Hon. Ferd. A. Geiger, of Milwaukee. OFFICIALS. Clerk of District Court. Thomas C. MacMillan, 650 Federal Bldg., Tel. Har. 4700, Local 20. Deputy Clerks, Charles A. Buell, John E. Fay, John Felker, Joseph O 'Sullivan. Assist- ants, Julia A. Thomas, A. V. Middleton, D. K. Ward, Myrtle M. Snyder.
John H. E. Jamar, Deputy Clerk, Room 600 Federal Bldg. Tel. 4700. Local 47. Clerks, A. V. Shoemaker, Thomas V. Sell, Arthur E. Claussen. Assistants, E. Wallace, E. Franklin.
TERMS.
Law — Terms, first Mondays of Feb ruary, March, April, May, June, July September and October, and third Mon day of December. Last day of service, second Friday before first day of term Default day, first Thursday of term.
Chancery — Terms every month. Rule day, first Monday. Default day, Tues- day following. Process must be served twenty days before return day. Answer must be entered on or before return day if twenty days' service.
U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Illinois — Northern District. James H. Wilkerson, 826 Federal Bldg. Tel. Har. 4700.
Chief Clerk, William A. Small. Assistant Attorneys, John Byrne, Gar- field Charles, Robert W. Childs, Morton S. Cressy, Benjamin Davis, Frederick Dickinson, Henry W. Freeman, Elwood G. Godman, Laurence B. Jacobs, Walter M. Krimbill, Peter P. Mindak, Harry A. Parkin, Lin William Price, David D. Stansbury, William S. Stahl, Walter P. Steffen, Louis F. Strawn, John F. Voigt, Albert G. Welch.
Illinois — Eastern District. William E. Trautmann, of Danville. Assistant Attorneys, Samuel Murray Clark, John E. Hamlin.
Illinois — Southern District. William A. Northcott, of Springfield. Clerk, Robert C. Brown.
Assistant Attorneys, Henry A. Con- verse, Joseph H. Story.
U. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
Marshal, Luman T. Hoy, 804 Federal Bldg., Tel. Har. 4700. Chief Deputy, J. P. Wolf. Deputies, Sam Howard; Edw. T. Webster, George Q. Allen, Thomas Middleton, J. T. Buckner, O. E. Bergeson, E. C. Cook, Charles Schrimpl, W. H. Griffith, Jr., H. B. Coy, C. F. Guenther, C. T. Donovan, A. J. Calder, Alexander Conlev, John Gillhooly, W. P. Holden, F. J. Otto, E. R. Davis' Office Deputy at Freeport, H. F. Hanke.
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY,
MASTERS IN CHANCERY.
James S. Hopkins, 616 Corn Ex- change Bank Bldg., Tel. Main 3146 and 2949.
Charles B. Morrison, 652 Federal Bldg. Tel. Har. 3013.
U. S. COMMISSIONERS.
Wirt E. Humphrey, Charles A. Buell, Lewis F. Mason, Mark A. Foote, Sim- eon W. King, all for Chicago; H. H. Dicus, Streator, HI.; Chas. H. Greene, Freeport, HI.
COMMISSIONERS IN EXTRADITION CASES.
Mark A. Foote, 877 Federal Bldg., Tel. Har. 4700. Wirt E. Humphrey, 1311 Ashland Blk., Tel. Main 4221, Aut. 41-968. Simeon W. King, 957 Monad- nock Blk., Tel. Har. 2358. Chas. A. Buell, 679 Federal Bldg., Tel. Har. 4700.
REFEREES IN BANKRUPTCY FOR COOK AND LAKE COUNTIES.
Sidney C. Eastman, 901 Monadnock Blk., Tel. Har. 626; Aut. 64-346.
Frank L. Wean, 434 Monadnock Blk., Tel. Har. 1926.
OUTSIDE REFEREES.
Morrill Sprague, Joliet, for Will and Grundy Counties; Arthur E. Fisher, Rockford, for Boone, Winnebago, Ste- ^henson and Jo Daviess Counties; Thomas S. Huntley, Elgin, for Du Page, Kendall, Kane, MeHenry and DeKalb Counties; Arthur H. Colwell, Ottawa, for La Salle County; Henry S. Dixon, Dixon, for Whiteside, Lee, Ogle and Carroll Counties.
JURY COMMISSIONERS.
Frank H. Jones, for Eastern Division, Continental and Commercial National Bank, Clark and Adams, and Thomas C. MacMillan, Clerk of the United States District Court.
H. Poffenberger, Freeport, Stephen- son County, HI., for Western Division.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORIES.
Central Trust Company of Hlinois, Hibernian Banking Association, State Bank of Chicago, the Northern Trust Company, Union Trust Com- pany, First National Bank of Chicago, Merchants' Loan and Trust Co., Fort Dearborn National Bank, Foreman Bros.' Banking Co., Continent- al & Commercial National Bank, Na- tional Bank of the Kepublic, Bankers' National Bank, Corn Exchange National Bank, Federal Trust and Savings Bank,
National City Bank, Home Bank and Trust Co., Old Colony Trust and Sav- ings Bank, La Salle Street National Bank.
WESTERN DIVISION OF THE
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF
ILLINOIS AT FREEPORT.
Judiciary — The Judges of the Circuit and District Courts of the Northern District of Illinois.
Official&— The Clerks, U. S. District Attorney and Marshal of the Northern District. Deputy Clerk at Freeport, C. J. Bentley.
Terms — The third Mondays in April and October. Adjourned terms — The third Mondays in January and July.
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
DISTRICTS.
The Supreme Court is composed of seven districts, as follows:
First — The Counties of St. Clair, Clinton, Washington, Jefferson, Wayne, Edwards, Wabash, White, Hamilton, Franklin, Perry, Randolph, Monroe, Jackson, Williamson, Saline, Gallatin, Hardin, Pope, Union, Johnson, Alex- ander, Pulaski and Massac.
Second — The Counties of Madison, Bond, Marion, Clay, Richmond, Law- rence, Crawford, Jasper, Effingham, Fayette, Montgomery, Macoupin, Shel- by, Cumberland, Clark, Greene, Jersey, Calhoun, Christian, Pike and Scott.
Third — The Counties of Sangamon, Macon, Logan, DeWitt, Piatt, Douglas, Champaign, Vermilion, McLean, Liv- ingston, Ford, Iroquois, Coles, Edgar, Moultrie and Tazewell.
Fourth — The Counties of Rock Isl- and, Mercer, Warren, Henderson, Ful- ton, McDonough, Hancock, Schuyler, Brown, Adams, Mason, Menard, Mor- gan and Cass.
Fifth— The Counties of Knox, Henry, Stark, Peoria, Marshall, Putnam, Bu- reau, La Salle, Grundy and Woodford.
Sixth — The Counties of Whiteside, Carroll, .lo Daviess, Stephenson, Win- nebago, Boone. McHenry. Kane, Ken- dall, DeKalb. Lee and Ogle.
Seventh — The Counties of Lake, Cook, Will, Kankakee and Du Page.
JUDICIARY.
Alonzo K. Vickers, of East St. Louis, Ist Dist. (term expires June, 1915).
William M. Farmer, of Vandalia, 2d Dist. (term expires June, 1915).
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY.
Frank K. Dunn, of Charleston, 3d
Dist. (term expires June, 1915).
George A, Cooke, of Aledo, Fourth District (term expires June, 1921), Chief Justice.
John P. Hand, of Cambridge, 5th Dist. (term expires June, 1918).
James H. Cartwright, of Oregon, 6th Dist. (term expires June, 1915).
Orrin N. Carter, of Chicago, 7th Dist. (term expires June, 1915). Chi- cago address, Eoom 1022, Court House. Telephone Main 4480.
OFFICIALS.
Attorney-General, Patrick J. Lucey, of La Salle County.
Assistant Attorney-General, Lester H. Strawn, of Pontiae, 111.
Eeporter, Samuel P. Irwin, Bloom- ington.
Clerk, J. McC'an Davis, Springfield.
Deputy Clerk, Eobert L. Cown, of Springfield.
Long Distance Telephone, Main 667.
TERMS.
At Springfield on the first Tuesday in October, December, February, April and June of each year.
ADMISSION TO THE BAR.
By State Board of Law Examiners, George W. Wall, president, Du Quoin, 111.; Wm. B. Wright, secretary and treasurer, Effingham; David B. Snow, Ottawa; Eussell Whitman, Chicago; Charles L. Bartlett, Quincy, 111. Ex- aminations to be held at Ottawa on the last Tuesday of February; at Chicago, the first Tuesday following the 4th day of July; at Springfield, the first Tues- day of October, and at Mt. Vernon on the first Tuesday of December in each year.
COURT OF CLAIMS. Office in Springfield.
Martin A. Brennan, Bloomington; Wil- liam Johnson, Eockford; A.G.Kennedy, De Kalb; Secretary, James J. Brady, ex oflficio.
COMMISSIONERS OF UNIFORM LAWS. Created by Act of June 3, 1909. Term, Four Years. John C. Eichberg, Chicago; O. A. Harker, Urbana; John H. Wigmore, Chicago; Ernest Freund, Chicago; Na- than W. MacChesney, Chicago.
AFFEIiLATE COURTS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
(Seventh Floor, Ashland Block.)
Composed of Cook County.
JUDICIARY.
(Tel. Central 2064.)
Presiding Justice, Ben M. Smith; res. 1231 Lunt Ave. Tel. Eogers Park 3757.
Associate Justices: Frank Baker, res. 643 Woodland Park, Tel. Douglas 907; Edward O. Brown, res. 1216 N. State St., Tel. North 3454.
OFFICIALS.
(Tel. Central 4693. Aut. 41-426.)
Clerk, Alfred R. Porter.
Chief Deputy Clerk, Roy S. Gaskill.
Deputy Clerk, Francis A. Bedlan.
Librarian and Bailiif, Matthew J. Corcoran.
Terms.
At Chicago, first Tuesdays in March and October.
B. BRANCH APPELLATE COURT.
(Seventh Floor, Ashland Block. Tel. Eand. 1733.) Chief Justice, Thomas C. Clark, res. Evanstou, Tel. Evanston 1784.
Associate Justices: Frederick A. Smith, res. 609 Eush St., Tel. North 2839; Albert C. Barnes, 1223 E. 50th St., Tel. Drexel 218.
C. BRANCH APPELLATE COURT.
(902 Ashland Block. Tel. Eand. 3641.) Chief Justice, Warren W. Duncan, of
Marion, 111.
Associate Justices: Emery C. Graves,
of Geneseo, 111.; James S. Baume, of
Galena, 111.
D. BRANCH APPELLATE COURT.
(802 Ashland Block. Tel. Eand. 5540.) Chief Justice, Martin M. Gridley, res.
1433 Hinman av., Evanston, 111. Tel. 85. Associate Justices: William H. Mc-
Surely, res. 5136 Hibbard Ave. Joseph
11. Fitch, res. 1703 Winona Ave., Tel.
Edgewater 6'.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Composed of the Counties of Boone, Bureau, Carroll, DeKalb, Du Page, Grundy, Henderson, Henry, Iroquois, Jo Daviess, Kane, Kankakee, Kendall, Knox, Lake, La Salle, Lee, Livingston, Marshall, McHenry, Mercer, Ogle, Peo- ria, Putnam, Rock Island, Stark, Ste- phenson, Warren, Whiteside, Will, Win- nebago and Woodford.
JUDICIARY AND OFFICIALS.
Presiding Justice, Dorrance Dibell, of
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY.
Joliet. Justices: Duane J. Carnes, of Sycamore, and George M. Thompson, of Galesburg. Clerk, C. C. Duflfy, Ottawa. Deputy Clerk, A. E. Snow, Ottawa.
TERMS.
At Ottawa, on the first Tuesdays of April and October.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Composed of the Counties of Adams, Brown, Calhoun, Cass, Champaign Christian, Clark, Coles, Cumberland, De Witt, Douglas, Edgar, Ford, Fulton, Greene, Hancock, Jersey, Logan, Macon Macoupin, Mason, McDonough, Mc Lean, Menard, Montgomery, Morgan Moultrie, Piatt, Pike. Sangamon, Schuy^ ler, Scott, Shelby, Tazewell and Ver- milion.
JUDICIARY AND OFFICIALS.
Justices: Leslie D. Puterbaugh, Peo- ria; Solon Philbrick, Champaign; M. W. Thompson, Danville. Clerk, Wm. C. Hippard, Springfield.
TERMS.
At Springfield, third Tuesdays in May and November.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Composed of the Counties of Alex ander, Bond, Clay, Clinton, Crawford Edwards, Effingham, Fayette, Franklin Gallatin, Hamilton, Hardin, Jackson Jasper, Jefferson, Johnson, Lawrence, Madison, Marion, Massac, Monroe, Perry, Pope, Pulaski, Kandolph, Rich land, Saline, St. Clair, Union, Wabash, Washington, Wayne, White and Will iamson.
JUDICIARY AND OFFICIALS,
Justices: Harry Higbee, Pittsfield; Robert B. Shirley, Carlinville; James C. McBride, TayloVville. Clerk, A. C. Millspaugh, Mt. Vernon.
TERMS.
At Mt. Vernon, fourth Tuesdays of March and October,
CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY.
(Clerk's Offices, 412 County Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3015.)
JUDICIARY.
Chief Justice, Jesse A. Baldwin, res. Oak Park, Tel. Oak Park 1426.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
Frank Baker (assigned to Appellate Court).
Edward Ot Brown (assigned to Ap- pellate Court).
John Gibbons, res, 2201 Cleveland av,, Lincoln 2191.
Lockwood Honore, res. 83 E. Cedar St. North 821.
George Kersten, res. 2328 Cleveland ave.
John P. McGoorty, res. 6204 Kimbark av., Hyde Park 1401.
Adelor J. Petit, res. 1802 Millard av.
Merritt W. Pinckney, res. Hotel Del Prado., Tel. Hyde Park 2410.
Kickham Scanlan, res., 2118 Ewing Place. Tel. Humboldt 9405.
Frederick A. Smith (assigned to Branch Appellate Court).
Eichard S. Tuthill, Evanston. Tel. 1923.
Charles M. Walker, res. 1128 La Salle av., Tel. North 3090.
Thomas G. Windes, res. Winnetka.
The terms of all Circuit Court judges expire in June, 1915.
OFFICIALS.
Clerk, John W. Kainey, res. 3622 Union Ave., Tel. Yards 5140.
Chief Clerk, Wm. J. Graham, 3717 Indiana Ave., Tel. Douglas 2469.
MASTERS IN CHANCERY.
Farlin H. Ball (Judge Baldwin).
Albert W. Brickwood (Judge Scan- lan), Granville W. Browning (Judge Honore), Ralph W. Condee (Judge Petit), William A. Doyle (Judge Windes), John W. Ellis (Judge Pinck- ney), Richard S. Folsom (Judge Brown), Stillman B. Jamieson (Judge Gibbons), Roswell B. Mason (Judge Mack), Geo. Mills Rogers (Judge Baker), Frederick Sass (Judge Fred A. Smith), Dennis W. Sullivan (Judge Kersten), Horatio L. Wait (Judge Tuthill), Sig- mund Zeisler (Judge Walker).
Terms of masters expire December, 1914.
TERMS.
Third Monday of each month. PRACTICAL RULE.
The last day of service for each term is the second Friday preceding the first day of each term.
Default days, in both law and chan- cery, are on the Wednesday following the third Monday of each month.
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY.
SUPERIOR COURT OF COOK COUNTY.
(Clerk's Offices, South End Fourth Floor, County Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3015.)
JUDICIARY.
Chief Justice, Ben M. Smith, res. 1231 Lunt av. Tel. Rogers Park 3757. As- signed to Appellate Court. (Term ex- pires December, 1913.)
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
Albert C. Barnes, res. 1223 E. 50th st. Tel. Drexel 218, assigned to B Branch, Appellate Court (term expires 1917).
Theodore Brentano, res. 701 Gordon Terrace, Lake View 3560, (term expires 1915).
Eichard E. Burke, res. 421 S. Central Park ave. Kedzie 3250 (term expires 1916).
Thomas C. Clark, res. Evanston. Tel. 1784. Assigned to B. Branch Appellate Court (term expires 1916).
William Fennimore Cooper, res. 813 Dearborn ave. (term expires 1916).
William E. Dever, res. 708 Buena av. Wellington 8936 (term expires 1916).
Joseph H. Fitch. Assigned to D. Branch Appellate Court (term expires 1917).
Charles M. Foell, res. Virginia Hotel. Tel. North 1692 (term expires 1917).
Henry V. Freeman, res. 5735 Washing- ton av. Tel. Hyde Park 1253 (term ex- pires 1917).
Clarence N. Goodwin, res. 76 E. Mon- roe St. (term expires 1917).
Martin M. Gridley, res. 1433 Hinman av. Evanston 85. Assigned to D. Branch Appellate Court (term expires 1916).
Marcus Kavanagh, 216 E. 20th st., Calumet 3246 (term expires 1917).
Charles A. McDonald, res. 6121 Ken- more av. Ravenswood 1545 (term ex- pires 1916).
M. L. McKinley, res. 938 Glengyle pi. Edgewater 1417 (term expires 1917).
William H. McSurely, res. 5136 Hib- bard Ave., assigned to D Branch Appel- late Court (term expires 1917).
John M. O'Connor (will take his seat in December).
Hugo Pam, res. 3843 S. Michigan av. Tel. Douglas 234 (term expires 1917).
Denis E. Sullivan, res. 6009 Winthrop av. Tel. Edgewater 1966 (term expires 1917).
OFFICIALS.
Clerk, Eichard J. McGrath, res. 648 Carpenter St., Tel. Haymarket 4837.
Chief Deputy, Silas F. Leachman, 3713 Columbia St., Tel. Belmont 1140.
MASTERS IN CHANCERY.
Charles P. Abbey (Judge Ben M. Smith), Leo J. Doyle (Judge Gridley), Edward F. Dunne, Jr. (Judge Goodwin), James L Ennis (Judge Fitch), Frank Hamlin (Judge Foell), John S. Hum- mer (Judge McDonald), Wirt E. Hum- phrey (Judge Brentano), Martin J. Isaacs (Judge Burke), Michael E. Ma- her (Judge McKinley), Charles T. Ma- son (Judge Pam), David F. Matchett (Judge Barnes), James V. O'Donnell (Judge Kavanagh), Sidney S. Pollack (Judge Sullivan), Charles C. Stilwell (Judge Cooper), Charles J. Trainor (Judge Dever), James Turnock (Judge Clark), Joseph Weissenbach (Judge Freeman),. C. Arch Williams (Judge Mc- Surely).
Terms of masters expire December,. 1913.
TERMS.
First Monday in each month.
PRACTICAL RULES.
The last day for service is the second Friday preceding the first day of each term. Default day, in both law and chancery, is Wednesday, the third day of the term.
PROBATE COURT OF COOK COUNTY.
(Sixth Floor, South End County Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3015.)
JUDICIARY.
Charles S. Cutting, res. 307 N. Waller av., Austin 123 (term expires 1914).
Assistants to Judge of Probate Court, Harry G. Keats, I. F. Dankowski, Philip P. Bregstone.
OFFICIALS.
Clerk, John A. Cervenka, res. 2438 So. Lawndale av. Tel. Lawndale 4501.
Chief Clerk, Cyril E. Jandus, 3803 W. 26th St. Tel. Lawndale 4437.
TERMS.
Twelve terms each year, commencing on the first Monday of each month.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
James F. Bishop, 1008 City Hall Square Bldg. Tel. Ean. 7445.
PUBLIC GUARDIAN.
Nellie Carlin, 817-827 Unity Bldg., 127 N. Dearborn St. Tel. Cent. 3640. Ean. 3277.
CinCAGO LAW DIRECTORY.
COUNTY COURT OF COOK COUNTY.
(Sixth Floor, North End County Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3015.) JUDICIAEY. Hon. John E. Owens, res. 3335 War- ren av. Tel. Kedzie 1673 (term ex- pires December, 1914).
OFFICIALS. Clerk, Kobert M. Sweitzer, res. 2958 W. Jackson blvd. Tel. Seeley 793. Chief Clerk, George L. McConnell, 218 Seeley av. Assistant Chief Clerk, Wm. A. Harmon.
TERMS. Twelve terms a year, commencing on the second Monday of each month.
CRIMINAI. COURT OF COOK COUNTY.
(Criminal Court Bldg., Michigan street and Dearborn avenue. Tel. Frank- lin 3015.) JUDICIARY. The judges of the Circuit and Supe- rior Courts alternate in presiding over the Criminal Court.
OFFICIALS. Clerk, Frank J. Walsh, res. 542 W. 65th St. Tel. Stewart 658, Franklin 3015, Local 195. Aut. 43-885.
Chief Deputy, James R. Buckley, res. 3521 Colorado "^Ave. Tel. Franklin 3015, Local 270, Aut. 43-760. TERMS. First Monday of each month.
JUVENILE COURT.
(Tenth Floor County Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3015.)
Judiciary — The judges of the Circuit Court select one of its members each summer to sit in the Juvenile Court for one year.
Assistant to the Judge — Mary M. Bar- telino.
Jurisdiction — The Juvenile Court hears and disposes of cases brought be- fore it under the act to regulate the treatment and control of dependent, neglected and delinquent children.
Chief Clerk— fieo. R. Brufc, 1419 N. Eidgeway Ave. Tel. Belmont O.'iO.
City Prosecuting Attorney — Henry Eckhardt.
Chief Probation Officer — Joel D. Hun- ter, 931 Hinnian Ave., Evanston. Tel. 3127 W.
Assistant Chief Probation Officer — Joseph L. Moss.
OFFICIALS.
CITY LAW DEPARTMENT.
(Corporation Counsel's Office, Fifth Floor, City Hall. Tel. Main 447.
Corporation Counsel — W. H. Sexton.
First Assistant — John W. Beckwith.
Assistants — Bryan Y. Craig, Harry J. Gane}', Max M. Korshak, Lee D. Math- ias, Nicholas Michels, George L. Eeker, S. Crawford Ross, Patrick W. Sullivan, S. A. T. Watkins, William Dillon, John F. Power, A. L. Gettys, Leon Hornstein, Charles M. Haft, James G. Skinner, J. J. Viterna, Otto C. Bruhlman, J. F. Grossman, Jas. St. Lawrence, Loring R. Hoover, Wm. J. Naughton, Geo. B. O'Reilly, A. E. Arkin, M. W. Cagney, E. J. Queeny, Louis Salinger.
Fire Department Attorney — Joseph J. Murray.
Law Department, Board Local Im- provements— Philip J. McKenna, Asst. Corp. Counsel and Attorney Board of Local Improvements. Assistant Corp. Counsels and Assist. Attys. for Board of Local Improvements — Howard F. Bishop, Geo. P. Foster, Eugene H. Du- pee, E. C. Frank Meier.
(Room 602 City Hall. Tel. Main 447, Local 274.)
City Attorney— N. L. Piotrowski.
Chief Assistant City Attorney — Mor- ton A. Mergentheim.
Assistant City Attorneys — J. R. Con- sidine, Francis F. Moran, Myer S. Em- rich, .Justin F. McCarthy, George Mc- Mahon, Matthew J. O'Brien, E. A. Prin- diville, David R. Levy, John B. Bren- za, Michael C. Zacharias, Matthew E. Clark, James J. O 'Toole, E. Marshall Amberg, Walter La Buy.
Attorneys for the Board of Educa- tion— Richard S. Folsom, 1822 Commer- cial Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. Cent. 348. Assistant Attorney — Angus Roy Shan- non, 607 Portland Blk. Ran. 281.
(Room 604 City Hall. Tel. Main 447.) City Prosecuting Attorney — James S. Mclneincy. Chief Assistant — Albert J. W. Appell. Assistants — Morris Bar- nett, Geo. Emmicke, Frank J. Calupuy, Henry Eckhardt, Leroy Hackett, Arthur J. Haggenjos, Frank T. Huening, Julius Jaffe, Z. 11. Kadow, J. Henry Kraft, Ota T'. Lightfoot, Wm. Navigato, Walter A. l^ooney, Frank C. Souhrada, W. J. Yavra, Roman G. Lewis, U. S. Schwartz, Marshall Solberg.
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STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE.
(Criminal Court Bldg. Tel. Cent. 4870.)
State's Attorney — Maclay Hoyne. As- sistant State's Attorneys — Frank John- ston, Jr., Michael Sullivan, B. J. Ma- hony, Henry A. Berger, Charles C. Case Marvin E. Barnhart, Francis W. Hinck ley, Thomas J. Finn, Malcolm B. Ster rett, Eugene C. O'Eeilly, Ernest Lang try, Irwin X. Walker, George C. Bliss, John E. Herren, Patrick J. Murphy John Prystalski, Everett Jennings, E. J. Eaber, John T. Fleming, Zach Hof heimer, William W. Witty, Stephen A Malato, H. X. Bell, Dwight McKay John K. Murphy, Eobert E. Hogan, Jo seph A. Smejkal, James C. Dooley, Wm H. Duval, Joseph E. Fahy, E. E. Wilson E. H. Evans. Private Secretary — Edw J. Fleming.
Clerks and Investigators — Joseph P. Geary, E. A. Julin, T. McGrain, C. G, Kiessling, O. Hadacek, H. C. Shugart John Eusch, Wm. Sullivan, F. J. Tyr rell.
COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE.
(507 County Bldg. Franklin 3015.)
County Attorney — Carl E. Chindblom. Assistants — William F. Struckmann, Louis B. Anderson, J. J. Crowley, Charles .J. Jones, William A. Adams.
County Tax Expert — Peter H. Schmitz. Tel. Franklin 3015.
Clerk— G. D. Hoffmann.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
(Eoom 423 County Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3015.)
OFFICIALS.
Sheriff — Michael Zimmer, 2256 W. 21st PI., Tel. Canal 726. Assistant Sheriff— Wm. H. Ehemann, 3042 South- port av. Chief Deputy — Charles W. Peters, 1511 N. Irving av., Tel. Hum- boldt 1S24. Summons Clerk — Frank Mcllvaiue, 2105 South Ashland av. Ex- ecution Clerk — W. G. Gregori, 391 South California av. Real Estate Clerk— John E. Kelly, 517 Bowen Ave. Tel. Oakland 3755.
City Deputies— Joel W. Arnett, 6437 Drexel av.; Albert A. Bock, 3048 Diver- sey av. ; Virtus C. Eohm, 949 Laurel av. ; Henry Carroll, Victory Hotel; John M. Collins, 6627 Perry st.; Sarsfield Dunne, 710 S. Sacramento blvd.; Harry P. Fleming, 4409 Emerald av.; Fred H. Higgins, 2842 Harvard st.; Thos. F. Mc-
Mahon, 3842 Archer av.; James H. Frawley, 3611 Perry av.; John E. Otis, 5835 S. Fifth av.; James T. Prender- gast, 1233 S. Lawndale av.; Joseph Pionke, Jr., 2434 N. Ashland av.; A. J. Quinn, 674 La Salle av.; A. D. Shilvock, 2234 N. 50th av.; John P. Smith, 7043 S. Morgan st.; Joseph Winandy, 5843 N. Clark St.; Frank Heppelman, 3553 S. Lincoln st.; Emil Hoechster, 2014 North Clark St.; Morris Wilson, 909 East 75th St.; Thomas Maekey, 3840 Wilcox av.
Country Deputies — Anthony E. Bar- rett, 333 Lathrop av., Eiver Forest; Daniel P. Bergin, Chicago Heights; Amiel J. Changelon, 1023 Ayars pL, Evanston; Walter Fischbach, Lemont; Edward H. Meyer, Arlington Heights.
Chief Bailiff— Chas. S. Brannon, 1S39 W. Monroe st.
Chief Bailiff, Criminal Courts — John C. Eyan, 850 Loomis st.
Jailer— Will T. Davies, 611 East 41st st. Assistant Jailers— Peter L. Hoffman, 1901 13th St.; Arthur E. Jacobus, 2138 Greenwich st.; John J. Meyers, 3334 Herndon st.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF CHICAGO.
(Law Department, 7th Floor Karpen
Bldg., 900 Michigan Ave. Tel.
Wabash 1320.)
Assistant Attorneys — James S. Handy,
Charles E. Anthony, Oscar H. Olsen,
William Beebe, Walter E. Beebe, Frank
N. Moore, Jos. A. Culkin, Christopher
Mamer, Jr., Eoss C. Hall, Wm. C. Asay,
Edmund M. Sinnott, Thomas J. Johnson,
James M. Slattery, Edward J. Daragh,
John F. Bolton, Joseph Lisack.
INHERITANCE TAX ATTORNEY.
(734 Otis Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3500.)
Attorney — Thomas J. Young. Assist- ants— Francis T. Sullivan, John J. Poul- ton.
CORONER'S OFFICE.
(500 County Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3015.) Coroner — Peter M. Hoffman, Des- plaines. 111. Tel. Desplaines 20. Chief Deputy — David E. Jones, 2608 E. 76th St. Tel. So. Chicago 572. Chief Coro- ner's Physician — H. G. W. Eeinhardt, 2656 Logan blvd., Tel. Humboldt 1S04. Coroner's Physicians — Joseph Springer, 5629 Indiana av., Tel. Wentworth 1390.
CHICAGO LAW DIKECTORY.
E. R. LeCount, 6026 Monroe ave, W. H. Burmeister, 1511 Congress st. Dep- uty Coroners — Matt. Conrad, 932 N. Oakley; Samuel L. Davis, Park Eidge; Adolp'h Herrmann, 624 S. Peoria St.; Geo. Hitzman, 3554 Dickens av.; Chas.
F, Kenned}', 1814 Eddy St.; Wm. Os- trom, 3136 Princeton av.; Geo. A. Web- ster, Desplaines, III.; M. P. Hartney, 707 Diversey blvd.; M. G. Walsh, 4738 Union av.; David J. Gillespie, Desplaines, 111. Clerk — E. M. Smith, Evanston, 111. Private Secretary — Kat Hudson, 842 Barry av., Tel. Graeeland 3916.
COMMISSIONERS OF COOK COUNTY.
537 Courthouse, Tel. Franklin 3015.)
President — Alex. A. McCormick.
Clerk of County Board— Robert M. Sweitzer.
Commissioners — Alex. A. McCormick, Peter Bartzen, Frank Ragen, Joseph M. Fitzgerald, Bartley Burg, David J. Har- ris, Stanley Kuflewski, Daniel Moriarty, John E. Maloney, Albert Nowak, city districts; Avery Coonley, Harley B. Mitchell, E. M. Board, John J. Gard, A. N. Anderson, country districts.
Committee Clerk— P. J. Ellert, 537 County Bldg.
Deputy Comptroller — Frank S. Ryan.
Chief Clerk— M. J. O'Connor.
Superintendent of Public Service- Robert E Kenyon.
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE.
First and Second Floors County Bldg.
County Treasurer — William L. 0 'Con- uell.
Assistant Treasurer — Marcus Jacob- owsky.
COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
r County Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3015.) County Clerk — Robert M. Sweitzer. Chief Deputy — John Mack.
JURY COMMISSION.
(824 County Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3015.) Commissioners — William A. Amberg, president; Joseph H. Barnett, secretary; Richard J. Finnegan. Clerk — Roswell n. Mason.
RECORDER'S OFFICE.
(Main Floor County Bldg. Tel. Frank- lin 3015.) County Recorder — Joseph F. Connery. Chief Clerk— John P. Dougherty. |
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REGISTRAR OF TITIiES.
(Main Floor County Bldg. Tel. Frank- lin 3015.)
Registrar— Joseph F. Connery.
Examiners — Albert H. Tyrrell, Edgar H. Parnell, James F. Fardy.
Advisory Examiners — Chas. T. Far- son, Alex. F. Eeichmann.
CIVIL SEVICE COMMIS- SION.
CHICAGO.
(610 City Hall. Main 447.) Commissioners — Harmon M. Camp- bell, Elton Lower, John J. Flynn. President — Harmon M. Campbell. Secretary — R. A. Widdowson. Counsel — Herbert J. Friedman.
COOK COUNTS.
(547 County Bldg. Franklin 3015.) Commissioners — Robert Catherwood,
President; Anna E. Xicbols, Secretary,
and W. Francis Corby.
ELECTION COMMISSION- ERS.
(Third Floor City Hall. Tel. Main 764.)
Commissioners — Charles H. Keller- mann, Anthony Czarnecki and Howard S. Taylor.
Chairman — Charles H. Kellermann.
Secretary — Anthony Czarnecki.
Chief Clerk— Wm. H. Stuart.
Assistant Chief Clerk — Warren Phin- ney.
Attorney — Charles H. Mitchell.
COUNTY SURVEYOR
(1020 County Bldg.) County Surveyor — George C. Water- man.
Duties: The Surveyor is required to make all official surveys in the County.
COUNTY MAGISTRATES.
Arlington Heights — John V. Whiting. Barrington— L. IT. Bennett. Bellwood — Wm. S. Rowe. Berwyn — George Petertil. Blue Island — James H. Carroll. Brookfield— Wm. F. Hoig. Bumham — Charles, Wittenberg. Chicago Heights — Charles E. Duesler. Cicero — John Christenson. Desplaines — Eugene W. Rogers. De Young — Stanley Swiercz. Dolton — James McGowan.
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Evanston — John T- Boyer (Town of Eidgeville).
Evergreen Park — Richard Eohsnagel.
Forest Park — Henry D. Schumacher,
Franklin Park — Frank M. Johnson.
Glencoe — Hamilton M. Robinson.
Glen View — James P. Cole. .
Glenwood — Lea A. Philips.
Gross Point — Otto Falk.
Harvey— James A. Bates.
Hazelcrest — Harry J. Mell.
Hillside— Fred Millies.
Homewood — Jabez C. Howe, Jr.
Kenilworth — Arthur S. McKenna
La Grange — Daniel W. Munn.
La Grange Park — Presley L. Hooker.
Lansing — Charles Neufer.
Lemont — Frederick Simon.
Lyons — John R. McDonnell.
Matteson — Jacob Newman.
Maywood — Frederick W. Seymour.
Melrose Park — Charles S. Bell.
Morgan Park — P. F. Ness.
Morton Grove — Adolph H. Poehlmann.
Mt. Greenwood — Alex. H. E. Grant.
Niles— R. E. Doros.
Niles Center — Henry A. Remke.
Oak Park — Arthur J. Kendall.
Palatine^James H. Boynton.
Park Ridge— Chester MeNally.
Phoenix — Charles H. Holland.
Posen — Wm. H. Green.
Ridgeville — John F, Boyer.
Riverdale — John E. Schaefer.
River Forest — Walter M. Oliphant.
River Grove — F. L. Brown.
Riverside — Andrew Baumgardner.
River View — John F. Dittmann.
Shermanville — Gus A. Olson.
South Chicago Heights— Clarence S. Tisdale.
Spring Forests— B. E. Reich.
Stegar— Henry Wolff.
Summit — Thomas Barrett.
Tessville — Charles Karthen.
Thornton — Timothy E. Maxwell.
Tinley Park — C. Andres.
West Hammond — Adam Stachowicz.
Western Springs — Joseph Novotney.
Wheaton — F. E. Herrick.
Wheeling — George Sicks.
Wilmette — John Ling.
Winnetka — Carlton Prouty.
COUNTY JUSTICES.
Barrington — Fred H. Frye, Barring- ton; I. B. Fox, Barrington.
Berwyn— W. W. Calkins, J. F. Hur- ley.
Bloom— J. C. Kotal, David B. De Voe, Chas. J. Sauter, Manuel Sultan, John H. Kaufman, all at Chicago Heights, HI.
Bremen— Wm. Moak, Tinley Park- Otto J. Peets, Blue Island. '
Calumet — Andrew Baumgartner, Riv- erdale; Henry G. Myrick, Morgan Park- Wm. J. Schulz, Blue Island.
Cicero— Joseph J. Zbetovsky, Morton Park; D. A. McDonald, Nicholas Knol Sr., Richard Waruke. '
Elk Grove— Wm. Busse, Elmer Sig- walt, Wm. HuUke, Mt. Prospect.
Hanover— Henry Schramm, Elgin ; Herman H. Schultz.
Lemont — Wm. Cummings, John, W. McCarthy, A. F. Nagel, Peter Ander- son.
Leyden— Clarence R. Little, Frank- lin Park; Wm. F. Mueller, Kolze; Edgar E. Skillin.
Lyons— E. R. Polk, P. O. LaGrange:
Willis N. Ward, Willow Springs; Thomas Alway, Congress Park; Frank O'Heran and John Kirk, Jr., Summit.
Maine— Charles E. Miller, Michael Schiessle, Park Ridge; August Molden- hauer, Desplaines; Fred Thoma, Des- plaines.
New Trier— Alfred E. Logie, Fred O. Mason, Frank Pavlik, Jr., S. A. Goss, Fred B. Crossley.
Niles — Andrew Schmitz, Niles Center; Joseph Hoss, Morten Grove; Frank Kar- lovsky.
Northfield— C. D. Rugen, Glenview; Henry Glos, Shermerville.
Norwood Park— Noah James Hen- nings.
Oak Park— Frank F. Aring, 608 South Oak Park Ave., Tel. Oak Park 2744. Chicago office, 17 N. La Salle St., Tel. Main 3116. F. A. McKee, 433 Harvey Ave.; Henry Neil, J. Kentner Elliott, A. R. Hulbert.
Orland — Adam Schilling.
Palatine— A. S. 01ms, Edson L. Bald- win.
Palos — John Huhn, Oak Lawn; Eu- gene Kelly.
Proviso— Thomas E. McBride, Melrose Park; Frank R. Vosburg, Geo. W. Carr, Fifth Ave. and St. Charles, Maywood; Albert Blessmann, Forest Park.
Rich— Philip Gleaser, Richton.
Ridgeville— Thomas C. Elliott, Wm. J. Schutz, Henry M. Bartlett, I. Karl Davidson, Wm. G. Norkett.
Riverside— F. S. McClory, Herbert J. Campbell.
Schaumberg — John Meyer, Henry E. Quindel.
Stickney — George Hill, Clearing; Al- bert Marshall, Clearing.
Thornton— Peter De Young, South
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Holland; Daniel T. Curran, Frank Green, Alex J. Macdouald, Thomas Harper.
Wheeling — Jacob Fritsch, Mt. Pros- pect; William Thiemann, Arlington Heights.
Worth^John L. Zacharias, Blue Isl- and; A. X. Townsend, Blue Island; John T. Emery, Oak Lawn; Ben Schall, John G. Deifenbach.
COUNTY CONSTABLES.
Barrington — Geo. M. Wagner, Bar- ringtou; Philip M. Miller.
Berwyn^ — Edward Eitter, Berwyn.
Bloom — Chas. Mav, Chicago Heights; John P. Halleck.
Calumet — ^A. J. Gazelle, Blue Island; Will. Foley.
Cicero — John F. Obear, Grant Works; Earl Varner, Frank Kirchman.
Elk Grove — Henry Beigel, Mt. Pros- pect.
Glencoe — Lewis C. Conrad, Police Constable.
Hanover — Albert Piegorsh, Bartlett;
Lemont — Geo. H. New, Frank Frel- ichowski, John Kipple.
Leyden — Halley P. Lane, Eiver Grove; Frank Wilke, David Hoving.
Lyons — Fred C. Zimmerman, Lyons; Charles Hoppenrath, La Grange; John E. McDonald, Lyons; John D. Welch, Summit.
Maine — Charles J. Johnson, Walter E.. Wheeler, Desplaines; Paul H. Laing.
New Trier — Peter Kloepfer, Grosse Point; Lewis C. Conrad, John J. Peters, Eobert L. Waters.
Niles — A. C. Kadlec, Jr., Niles, Math- ew Conrad.
Northfield — Henry Mentzer, Prairie View.
Norwood Park — Philip Du Shane.
Oak Park— J. W. Eex.
Orland — Peter J. Pitts, Adams Gun- derman.
Palatine — Frank Gahlbeck, Henry H. Devcrinann.
Palos — Robert E. McKinney.
Proviso — Thomas Boddy, Melrose Park; John Mick, Tliomas Boddy.
Rich — Wm. Dietrichs, Matteson.
Ridgeville — Henrv F. Witt, Charles E. Hetlbk.iii, Wm. "h. Gill, Fred Bubo.
Riverside — C. M. Badger, Joseph B. Ditto.
Schaumberg — Henry C. Winkelhake, Fred W. Pfingston.
Stickney — Olin Parks, Wm. Cure.
Thornton — Wm. Busack, Lansing; Ed- mund Dillner, John Laschinski, Frank J. Quinlan.
Wheeling — D. T. MacNab, Arlington Heights; Henry Horstmann, Arlington Heights; Henry Hipp.
Worth— Ettian H. Wattles and Joseph Jizisik, Blue Island; John Freeman, Jo- seph Exter, John S. Hayden.
Illinois State Bar Association
OFFICIALS FOR 1913-14
President — Robert McMurdy, Chicago.
Vice-Presidents — Edward C. Kramer, East St. Louis; James M. Sheehan, Chi- cago, and William F. Bundy, Centralia.
Secretary and Treasurer — John E. Voigt, Mattoon. Chicago office, 856 Federal Bldg.
Chicago Bar Association
(1110 Fort Dearborn Bldg. Tel. Cent. 5528)
Officers and Committees for 1912-13
OFFICERS.
John T. Richards, President. Silas H. Strawn, First Vice-President. Mitchell D. FoUansbee, Second Vice- President.
Richard S. Folsom, Secretary. William Brown, Jr., Treasurer. Carlos P. Sawyer, Librarian.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Edgar B. Tolman, James G. Condon, Carl Meyer, Conrad H. Poppenhusen, George E. Chipman, Carl E. Latham, Joseph W. Moses, and the president, vice-presidents, secretary, treasurer and librarian.
COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS.
William Eothmann, Chairman; How- ard P. Castle, James Jay Sheridan, Al- bert R. Gates, Jesse R. Long, Charles J. O 't^onnor.
Duties: To examine into qualifica- tions of applicants for admission to membership in the Association, and re- port thereon.
COMMITTEE ON GRIEVANCES.
Cecil I'age, Cliairmaii; Del])ert A. Clithero, Frank W. Swett, William R. Moss, Elmer D. Brothers.
Duties: To hear complaints against members of the Association and com- plaints made in matters affecting the interests of the legal profession, the practice of law, and the administration of justice, and report same to the
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Board of Managers with recommenda- tions.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Edmund S. Cummings, Chairman; C. LeEoy Brown, John O'Connor, William S. Oppenheim, Henry W. Wolseley.
Duties: To investigate all com- plaints involving the conduct of judi- cial officers; to observe the workings of our judicial systems; to collect in- formation on subjects relating to im- provement of the same and the admin- istration of the law, and make recom- mendations thereon.
COMMITTEE ON LEGAL EDUCA- TION.
Nathan William MacChesney, Chair- man; Amos C. Miller, Charles K. Holden, Marquis Eaton, Thomas E. D. Bradlej'.
Duties: To examine and report what changes it is expedient to propose in the system of legal education, and of admission to practice.
COMMITTEE ON AMENDMENT OF THE LAW.
Almon W. Bulkley, Chairman; Ste- phen A. Foster, Gustave F. Fischer, Fred A. Eowe, James Hamilton Lewis.
Duties: To give attention to all pro- posed changes in the law, to report their recommendations as to approval or disapproval of such proposed changes in the law, and if a change is approved by the Board of Managers, to report for approval a draft of a bill embodying the changes contemplated.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITTEE.
John M. Cameron, Chairman; W^ar- wick A. Shaw, Dudley Taylor, Joseph B. David, Alfred O. Erickson.
Duties: To observe the conduct of the clerks, bailiffs and other subordin- ate employes about the courts and pub- lic offices connected therewith; to call attention to such matters as may con- cern the health, comfort and conven- ience of those who may have business in the courts and public offices; and to investigate and report on all matters relating to the public service which may be referred to them.
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE.
Edwin A. Munger, Chairman; Harlan W. Cooley, Joseph B. Fleming, John T. Evans, Thomas G. Deering, George E. Jenkins.
COMMITTEE ON RULES OF COURT.
Edgar B. Tolman, Chairman; Joseph W. Moses, Albert M. Kales, Horace Kent Tenney, James G. Condon, George W. Miller.
COMMITTEE ON PERSONS ASSUM- ING TO PRACTICE LAW WITH- OUT LICENSE.
Wm. T. Hapeman, Chairman; A. A. Eolf, William Karr Steele, Henrv M. Shabad, Patrick L. McArdle.
Duties: To receive complaints against persons assuming to practice law with- out having been duly licensed by the Supreme Court, and procure the prose- cution of such persons.
COMMITTEE ON CHANGE IN METH- OD OF SELECTING AND RE- TIRING JUDGES.
William Dillon, Chairman; John H. Wigmore, George T. Buckingham, Sig- mund Zeisler, Ealph E. Lounsbury.
COMMITTEE ON MUNICIPAL COURTS.
Donald E. Eichberg, Chairman; Clyde E. Shorey, Peter L. Evans, Chilton P. Wilson, James D. Woley.
Duties: To observe the workings of the Municipal Court system; to collect information thereon; to confer with the Judges of the Municipal Court re- garding changes in the system, or rules of practice and procedure, or any mat- ter affecting the bar in relation to the court; and to recommend such action as may be deemed expedient.
COMMITTEE ON SOLICITATION OF BUSINESS BY ATTORNEYS.
James S. Handy, Chairman; Hamilton Moses, Henry E. Baldwin.
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE.
William Eliot Furness, Chairman; Ho- ratio L. Wait, Joseph B. Leake, Eichard W. Clifford, Millard E. Powers.
Duties: To cause to be prepared an- nually a suitable memorial volume con- taining biographical sketches of mem- bers of the Association who have died during the year.
COMMITTEE ON DEFENSE OF POOR PERSON ACCUSED OF CRIME.
Harry E. Smoot, Joseph B. Burtt.
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY.
CHICAGO LAW INSTITUTE
(1025 County Bldg. Tel. Main 4301. OFFICIALS FOR 1912.
Frederick A. Smith, President; George Packard, First A^ice-President; Eobert C. Fergus, Second Vice-President; Al- fred E. Barr, Secretary; Frederic S. Hebard, Treasurer; William H. Holden, Librarian; John W. Fellows, Assistant Librarian.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Board of Directors — Walter D. Her- rick, Charles J. O'Connor, Lyman M. Paine, Donald L. Morrill, Charles T. B. Goodspeed, William S. Johnston, Samuel A. Harper, Stanley Eich, Gabrial J. Norden.
MEETINGS.
Eegular monthly meeting of Execa- tive Board on first Saturday of each month. Annual meeting of stockhold- ers on first Saturday following the third Monday in each year. STOCK.
The use of the Library is confined to stockholders, annual ticket-holders and quarterly ticket-holders. Stock is sold for $110 cash or $120 in installments. Annual tickets, costing $10 per year more than the net annual assessment, expire with the current year. Quarter- ly tickets are sold at $7 per quarter. Stockholders pay an annual assessment levied each year.
THE LAWYERS' CLUB
Conway Building.
Temporary Offices — Chicago Opera House Block.
OFFICERS.
First Vice-President — • William T. Alden.
Second Vice-President — Emil C. Wet- ten.
Treasurer — Frank H. Jones.
Secretary — G. E. M. Pratt.
Trustees — Marcus Kavanagh, Theo- dore Brentano, Eichard S. Tuthill, Charles M. Walker, Charles M. Fooll, Harry Olson, Simeon P. Shope, Albert M. kales, Brode B. Davis, John D. Black, Eobert J. Cary, Edward M. Hy- zer, Willard M. McEwen, William C. Rigbv, Amos C. Miller, William A. Doyle, Emil C. Wetten, William T. Alden, Frank H. Jones, Samuel Shaw Parks, G. E. M. Pratt.
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LAWYERS' ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS
(Karpen Bldg., 900-919 South Michigan Avenue.)
OFFICIALS FOR 1913.
President — Edward Maher.
First Vice-President — Newton Wyeth.
Second Vice-President — Fred Mains.
Secretary — Frank N. Moore, 900 S. Michigan Ave. Wabash 1320.
Treasurer — Harry Brown, 45-112 N. La Salle St. Main 2079.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Eichard J. Cooney, Chairman, 1202 Ashland Blk., Tel. Cent. 925; Henry M. Ashton, James E. Ward, E. W. Adkin- son, Nathan Kaplan.
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
Henry M. Ashton, Chairman, 1109-139 N. Clark St., Tel. Cent. 4634; Morse Ives, Elmer J. Tone, Eichard J. Finn, H. W. Standidge. '
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Henry J. Toner, Chairman, 948 Nat. Life Bldg., Ean. 5048; Alphonse Lefkow, Oliver Barrett, Ambrose A. Worsley, Ellis D. Whipp.
GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE.
Stewart E. Brown, Chairman, 1131-36, 127 N. Dearborn St., Tel. Cent. 2628; James J. O 'Toole, Wm. S. Newberger.
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE.
Charles C. Spencer, Chairman, 37 Met- ropolitan Blk., Tel. Main 2662; Leopold Saltiel, Clarence A. Toolen, Gerald A. Turnbull, Daniel W. Scanlan.
EDUCATION AND LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Daniel L. Cruice, Chairman, 1231-127 N. Dearborn St., Tel. Cent. 1799; Mich- ael E. Maher, C. S. O'Meara, Glenn E. Plumb, Jacob Kaplan.
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE.
Henry M. Shabad, Chairman, 801 Eea- per Blk., Tel. Cent. 1888; Walter D. Jones, Aaron Soble, Cuthbcrt D. Potts, Jacob Levy.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITTEE.
Wm. Eeeda, Chairman, 716 City Hall Square Bldg., Tel. Ean. 3960; Samuel Block, Guiseppe Zelina, B. J. Vvellman, Chauncey M. Millar, Edward Maher.
Municipal Court of Chicago
CITY HALL, 8th, 9th and 11th Floors Tel. Franklin 2684
JUDICIARY.
Chief Justice, Harry Olson, res. 3933 Clarendon Ave. (Term expires 1918.)
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
Henry C. Beitler, res. 2122 Lincoln Park
West.; Tel. Lincoln 1708 (term ex- pires 1914). Sheridan E. Fry, res. 6411 Langley Ave.
Tel. Wentworth 7187 (term expires
1914). Fred L. Fake, res. 5534 Washington
ave.; tel. Hyde Park 140 (term ex- pires 1914). I Charles N. Goodnow, res. 7200 Euclid
ave.; tel. Hyde Park 5952 (term ex- pires 1914). Frank H. Graham, 5319 Michigan Ave.
Tel. Drexel 1929 (term expires 1914). Hugh E. Stewart, res. 455 W. 60th St.;
tel. Normal 1804 (term expires 1914). Oscar M. Torrison, res. 2944 Logan Blvd.
Tel. Belmont 4279 (term expires
1914). Hosea W. Wells, res. 1943 W. Adams st.;
tel. Seeley 5753 (term expires 1914). Joseph Z. Uhlir, res. 2410 Clifton Park
av.; tel. Lawndale 593 (term expires
1914). John E. Caverly, 278 S. Clark St.; tel.
Wabash 2282 (term expires 1916). Harry P. Dolan, 3528 Fulton Ave. Tel.
Kedzie 2380 (term expires 1916). Jacob H. Hopkins, Illinois Athletic
Club. Tel. Ean. 512 (term expires
1916). James C. Martin, 2944 Indiana av.; tel.
Douglas 7023 (term expires 1916). John E. Newcomer, res. 4210 Gladys
ave.; tel. Kedzie 2723 (term expires
1916). John J. Eooney, 2970 Archer av.; tel.
Yards 2380 (term expires 1916). Joseph Sabath, 4828 Grand blvd.; tel.
Drexel 7271 (term expires 1916). Thomas F. Scully, 1107 Ashland Blvd.
Tel. Monroe 122 (term expires 1916). David Sullivan, res 427 E. 48th PI. Tel.
Drexel 5947 (term expires 1916). Charles A. Williams, 3516 Janssen av.;
tel. Graceland 3383 (term expires
1916). John Courtney, res. 6325 Jackson Ave.;
Tel. Hyde Park 844 (term expires 1918). Harry M. Fisher, res. 3247 Douglas
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Blvd.; Tel. Lawndale 4902 (term ex- pires 1918).
William N. Gemmill, res. 5406 Ellis Ave.; Tel. Hyde Park 2473 (term ex- pires 1918).
Hugh J. Kearns, res. 3617 Colorado Ave.; Tel. Kedzie 5424 (term expires 1918).
Joseph S. La Buy, res. 915 Milwaukee Ave.; Tel. Haymarket 3280 (term ex- pires 1918).
John A. Mahoney, res. 1426 Sherwin Ave.; Tel. Eogers Park 462 (term ex- pires 1918).
John K. Prindiville, res. 3400 Vernon Ave.; Tel. Douglas 3837 (term expires 1918).
Joseph P. Eafferty, res. 1143 Hayes Ave.; Tel. Eogers Park 7483 (term ex- pires 1918).
Joseph E. Eyan, res. 5217 Magnolia Ave.; Tel. Edgw. 4626 (term expires 1918).
John J. Sullivan, res. 944 W. Garfield Blvd.; Tel. Yards 3921 (term expires 1918).
Edward T. Wade, res. 5234 Michigan Ave.; Tel. Drexel 1081 (term expires 1918).
OFFICIALS.
(Business Office, Chief Justice, Eoom 917 City Hall. Tel. Franklin 2684.)
(Asst. to Chief Justice— Walter V. Hayt, res. 4647 Dover St.; tel. Edge- water 6601.
(Asst. to Chief Justice — J. Kent Greene, res. 4645 No. Paulina st.; tel. Edgewater 7063).
Asst. to Chief Justice — Eoy E. Miller, 6454 Ingleside ave.
(aerk's Office, 814 City Hall. Tel. Eandolph 2330.)
Clerk— Frank P. Danisch.
Chief Deputy Clerk — John S. Derpa, 8839 Exchange Ave. Tel. So. Chicago 625.
(Bailiff's Office, 804 City Hall. Tel. Franklin 2684.)
Bailiff — Anton J. Cermak, res. 2532 S. Trumbull Ave. Tel. Lawndale 4817.
Chief Deputy Bailiff — George H. Woods, res. 2052 Lane place, third flat, Tel. Lincoln 129.
Asst. Chief Deputy Bailiff— Christian L. Haas, 3840 W. Van Buren st.; tel. Garfield 8553.
CHICAGO LAW DIRECTORY.
LOCATION OF COURTS AND TELE PHONES.
CIVIL COUETS.
First District— Sth, 9th and 11th floors City Hall. Tel. Franklin 2684.
Second District— 8855 and 8857 Ex- change ave., South Chicago; tel. So. Chi. 709.
CRIMINAL COURTS— FIRST DIS- TRICT. Criminal Court Branch I (Jury Trials),
Criminal Court Bldg., Dearborn ave.
& Michigan St.; tel. Franklin 2684. Criminal Court Branch II, Criminal
Court Bldg., Dearborn ave. & Mich- igan St.; tel. Franklin 3015. South Clark Street Branch— 625 South
Clark St.; tel. Franklin 2684. Desplaines Street Branch — 120 North
Desplaines st.; tel. Franklin 2684. Maxwell Street Branch — Maxwell and
Morgan sts.; tel. Franklin 2684. Hyde Park Branch— 5233 Lake ave.;
tel. Hyde Park 4670. East Chicago Avenue Branch — 115 East
Chicago av.; tel. North 1037. Sheffield Avenue Branch— 2742 Sheffield
ave.; tel. North 960. Englewood Branch — 6347 Wentworth
ave.; tel. Wentworth 373. Shakespeare Ave. Branch — 2138 No.
California ave.; tel. Humboldt 859. Thirty-filth Street Branch— 728 W. 35th
St.; tel. Yards 1260. Second District — 8855 and 8857 Ex- change ave., corner 89th st.; tel. So.
Chi. 709.
DISTRICTS.
The First District comprises the en- tire City of Chicago exclusive of the Second District as described below.
The Second District comprises the territory bounded on the North by the center line of 71st street, on the "West by Cottage Grove avenue from 71st street to 95th street; thence East on the center line of 95th street to the center line of the Illinois Central Rail- road; thence Southwest along said cen- ter line of said Railroad to the East and West half section line of Section 27, T. 37 N., R. 14 E. of the 3rd P. M.; thence East along said half section line to the center line of Cottage Grove avenue as extended South; thence South to the City limits; on the South by the City limits and on the East by the City limits and Lake Michigan.
JURISDICTION.
The Municipal Court has jurisdiction in the following cases:
First ClMs: All actions on contracts expressed or implied when the amount claimed, exclusive of costs, exceeds one thousand dollars; all actions for the re- covery of personal property when the value of the property sought to be re- covered as claimed by the plaintiff ex- ceeds one thousand dollars; all actions for the recovery of damages for the conversion of personal property and ac- tions for the recovery of damages for injuries to personal property when the amount of damages sought to be re- covered as claimed by the plaintiff, ex- clusive of costs, exceeds one thousand dollars.
Second Class: Causes transferred from other Courts.
Third Class: All criminal cases in which the punishment is by fine or im- prisonment otherwise than in the peni- tentiary, and all other criminal cases which the laws in force from time to time may permit to be prosecuted otherwise than on indictment by a grand jury.
Fourth Class: All civil actions, quasi criminal actions excepted, for the re- covery of money only when the amount claimed by the plaintiff, exclusive of costs, does not exceed one thousand dollars, the amount in any action on a bond to be determined by the amount actually sought to be recovered and not by the penalty of the bond; all ac- tions for the recovery of personal prop- erty when the value of the property sought to be recovered does not exceed one thousand dollars; all actions of forcible detainer; all proceedings for the trial of the right of property; and all actions and proceedings of which Justices of the Peace formerly had jurisdiction and which are not other- wise provided for in the Municipal Court Act, in which class of actions and proceedings the Municipal Court has jurisdiction where the amount sought to be recovered does not ex- ceed one thousand dollars. In any ac- tion of the fourth class for the re- covery of money only, judgments may be rendered for over one thousand dollars where the excess over one thou- sand dollars shall consist of interest or damages or costs accrued after the commencement of such action.
Fifth Class: All quasi criminal ac- tions excepting bastardy cases.
Sixth Class: All proceedings for the prevention of the commission of crimes; all proceedings for the arrest, exami- nation, commitment and bail of per- sons charged with criminal offenses;
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all proceedings pertaining to searches and seizures of personal property by means of search warrants; and all bastardy cases.
VENUE.
In cases of the first class the de- fendant may be served anywhere in the City of Chicago; in cases of the fourth class he must be served within the district in which he resides or is found, except where part of the de- fendants are found within the district where the suit is started, in which case summons may issue to another district for service upon the other defendants; proceedings in rem, in fourth class cases, where the defendant is not per- sonally served, must be started in the district where the property or gar- nishee is found.
CLERK'S FEES.
FIEST CLASS CASES.
Plaintiff 's costs $8.00
Defendant's costs 5.00
Demand for jury trial by either party 6.00
FOUETH CLASS CASES.
"When the amount of money or per- sonal property sued for does not ex- ceed $200, the clerk's costs are as fol- lows: Plaintiff's costs $2.00
In these cases no advance payment of costs is required of the defendant, unless he demands a trial by jury.
When the amount of money or per- sonal property claimed by the plain- tiff exceeds $200, but does not exceed $1,000, the clerk's costs are as follows:
Plaintiff's costs $5.00
Defendant's costs 2.00
In actions of forcible detainer the costs are as follows: Plaintiff's costs $2.00
In forcible detainer cases the defend- ant pays no costs unless he demands a trial by jury.
Where plaintiff unites with his claim for possession a demand for rent or damages for withholding possession, the same fees, in addition, from both plaintiff and defendant as in a suit on the money demand.
Demand for jury trial by either party, in all cases $6.00
IN CRIMINAL AND QUASI-CRIM- INAL CASES, AND CASES OF THE SIXTH CLASS.
The clerk 's fees in every case of this character, in full for all services ren- dered, are $6.00, except that in pro- ceedings for the arrest, examination, commitment and bail of persons charged with criminal offenses, the costs are $15.00.
TRANSCRIPTS.
The fees of the clerk in all cases for making and certifying copies of papers or records, are ten cents for each one hundred words.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
The clerk 's fees for taking and cer- tifying the acknowledgment of a deed, mortgage (other than a chattel mort- gage), power of attorney, or other writing, are twenty-five cents. The clerk's fees for the acknowledgment of a chattel mortgage are thirty-five cents, and fifteen cents for each folio over one hundred words for docketing the same.
BAILIFF'S FEES.
The bailiff's fees for serving any summons, writ of attachment, writ of replevin, subpoena, writ of execution or other process, are for each person served, in first class cases, $1.75; in fourth class cases, $1.00.
In cases of writs of attachment, re- plevin and execution the bailiff is to receive, when any levy upon or seizure of property is to be made thereunder, an additional sum of $1.75 in first class cases, and $1.00 in fourth class cases.
When any such levy or seizure is made, the bailiff is also to receive the actual expense of seizing or caring for the property levied upon or seized.
No costs for the service or return of any alias writ shall be chargeable when the costs above provided for the orig- inal writ have been paid.
The bailiff, as commissions on money realized by execution in fourth class cases, is to collect from the defendant in the execution 5 per cent, upon the amount realized, if it do not exceed $100. but if the amount realized ex- ceeds $100, the bailiff is to collect 5 per cent, on the first $100 and 3 per cent, upon the excess over $100.
Other fees are the same as those al- lowed to the Sheriff of Cook County for similar services.
LAW SCHOOLS
THE UNIVERSITY^^CHICAGO LAW SCHOOL
Three-year course leading to degree of Doctor of Law (J.D.), which, by the Quarter system, may be completed in two and one-fourth calendar years. College education required for regular admission, one year of law being counted toward college degree. Law library of 38,000 volumes.
The Summer Quarter offers special opportunities to students, teachers and practitioners. pj^g^ ^erm 1913, June 16— July 23 Second Term July 24— August 29
Courses open in all Departments of the University during the Summer Quarter.
For Announcement address Dean of Law School, The University of Chicago.
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF LAW
LECTURE ROOMS 601-4 Ashland Block
REV. JOHN MATHERY, S. J. President HON. WttLIAM DH^LON, LL. D., Dean ARNOLD D. tecMAHON, A. M., LL. B., Secretary
Graduates of approved High Schools and Colleges are admitted as regular students. The course covers a period of three years leading to the degree of Bachelor of Lav^^s. Classes are in charge of active practitioners chosen from the Chicago Bar ; sessions are held in the evening from 6:30 to 9:00. The next school year opens Monday, September 15th. 1913, at 6:30 P. M.
For Annual Announcement, address SECRETARY
601 ASHLAND BLOCK, CHICAGO. Phone Central 1671
LAW SCHOOLS
Illinois College of Law
Lraw Department De Paul University
Day School — The school offers a three- year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws (LL. B.), open to graduates of approved high schools, or Doctor of Law (J. D.), open to grad- uates of approved colleges. Students who have completed three years of col- lege work in the University will be ad- mitted as candidates for the J. C de- gree, and one year of law may be counted towards a college degree, thus enabling the student to earn both a col- lege and law degree in six years.
The day classes are held at the Uni- versity Building, Webster avenue and Osgood street.
Evening School — Illinois Law School. Three-year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws. (LL. B.)
Class exercises are held from 6:30 to 10:30 P. M., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Elective courses on Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday evenings.
The evening school is located in the Chicago Business College Building, 207 South Wabash avenue.
Graduate School — Advanced courses leading to the degree of Master of Laws (LL. M.), one year; Doctor of Civil Law (D. C. L.), two or more years.
Faculty of thirty experienced in- structors; small class divisions. Prac- tice courts meet each week. Library and study rooms open all day.
The regular session is divided into three terms of twelve weeks each, which open in September, December and March, respectively.
For catalogue and full information address
ARTHUR E. MAYO,
Secretary. 207 S. Wabash Ave. Telephone Harrison 7316.
Chicago-Kent College of Law
CHICAGO COLLEGE OF LAW.
Organized 1888.
KENT COLLEGE OF LAW.
Organized 1892.
Lake View Building, 116 Michigan Ave.,
Chicago, HI.
FACULTY:
Hon. Edmund W. Burke, Dean.
Hon. Simeon P. Shope.
Hon. Orrin N. Carter.
Hon. Henry V. Freeman.
Hon. Charles S. Cutting.
Hon. Thomas E. D. Bradley.
Hon. M. Henry Guerin.
Hon. William J. Pringle.
Wm. Elmore Foster.
Willard M. Mc Ewen.
Hon. Marcus Kavanagh.
Dr. James G. Kiernan.
Dr. Harold N. Moyer.
Dr. G. Frank Lydston.
Charles H. Jackson.
Hon. Kickham Scan Ian,
Hon. W. N. Gemmil.
Thomas V. Shannon.
E. Boddinghouse. Adelor J. Petit. Charles E. Kremer. E. C. Higgins. Thomas A. Moran.
John L. Fogle. A. A. McClanahan.
Thomas Bates. C. Arch Williams.
George A. Mason. Dr. John Learning. Robert S. Hes. Charles T. Farson.
Charles A. Brown. Ninian H. Welch. Guy Guernsey, Secretary. Webster H. Burke, Treasurer.
The course of instruction in this in- stitution is as broad and thorough as that of the best law colleges in the country.
Evening sessions are held, thereby affording young men who are engaged in law offices and elsewhere during the day an opportunity to pursue a regu- lar course of law studies under proper instruction.
Prepares for admission to the Bar in all the States.
Degree of Bachelor of Laws con- ferred upon those who complete the Three Year Course to the satisfaction of the Faculty.
College graduates who have a suf- ficient amount of credit in legal stud- ies may be admitted to advanced standing.
For information, address the Secre- tarv. Business office 1001 Hartford Bldg, Tel. 413 Cent, and 5296 Cent.
LAW SCHOOLS
Northwestern Univer- sity Law School
(Union College of Law.)
While no law school can create a lawyer, much of the degree and rapid- ity of a lawyer's success today de- pends upon the character of instruction received in the law school, and its fa- cilities for aiding the student in his work.
It follows that much care should be exercised in the selection of a school.
Three features worthy of investiga- tion in any law school under consider- ation are:
I. FACULTY.
IL LOCATION.
III. EQUIPMENT.
This School invites investigation and comparison of these features.
The Law School year begins Monday, September 22.
For catalogue or other information, address the Secretary, Northwestern University Bldg., corner Lake and Dearborn streets, Chicago.
The John Marshall Law^ School
Evening School With Day Standard.
(Portland Block, Chicago, S. E. cor- ner Dearborn and Washington Sts.)
Faculty — Hon. Arba N. Waterman, LL. D., President of Faculty; Hon. Orrin N. Carter, A, B., LL. D.; Hon. Charles S. Cutting, LL. D.; Hon. George E. Adams, A.M., LL.B.; S. S. Gregory, A.M., LL.B.; Frank J.. Loeseh; Hon. Wm. E. Church; Hon. Edward 0. Brown, A. B.; Donald L. Morrill, A. M.; Elmer D. Brothers, LL. B.; Lynden Evans, A.B.; Hon. Geo. A. Dupuy, Benj. F. Langworthy, B.S.; Albert Kocourek, Ph.D., LL.B.; Eobert McMurdy, A.B.; Lewis A. Stebbins, LL. B.; G. Fred Kush, A. M.; Albert E. Wilson, A. M., LL. B.; Geo. Packard, A. B.; George E. Chipman, A. B., LL. B.; Geo. G. King, Eobert W. Millar, LL.B.; Joseph L Kelly, Ph.D.; Morton A. Mergenthein, A. M., LL. B.; Eoy L. McCaskill, Ph.B., J.D.
Summer term in Law and Prelimi- nary Studies, June 25 to August 31.
School year begins September 9. For catalogue and examination papers ad- dress the Dean, Edward T. Lee, 35 No. Dearborn St., Chicago, HI., Tel. Cen- tral 4669.
Chicago Law^ School
ONE TEXT BOOK AT A TIME- Practice Through the
The Instructors and Lecturers have been selected from members of the Bar who are specialists in their sev- eral branches of the law.
The School Library is one of the best in Chicago, and is open at all times to the students.
Day Instruction — Evening Class Sessions. A Practice Court is under the su- pervision of one of the ablest trial lawyers in Chicago.
Thorough drill is given the students
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Three Years' Course.
in law principles, leading cases and practice. Forensic Oratory.
High School Courses for pre-legal study during twelve months of the year.
Three year Undergraduate Course leading to LL.B.
One year Graduate Course leading to LL.M. and D.J.
For catalogue and further informa- tion address Chancellor, 120S Schiller Bldg., 04 West Eandolph St., Chicago. Telephone Central 3438.
LAW SCHOOLS
HAMILTON COLLEGE OF LAW
offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a thorough knowledge of law, the course leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Laws (LL. B.).
The faculty is composed of more than 20 practicing lawyers, who bring to the class room the benefit of their legal knowledge and experience in the courts.
The entire Third Floor of the new Advertising building, 119 West Madison St., is occupied for Class Rooms, Library and School equipment and was specially arranged for the needs of the college, by the Architect of the building. It is sanitary and fire proof throughout.
The library contains the necessary Case books and state reports, both Supreme and Appellate, together with all of the leading Digests, Encyclopaedias and Law texts which have met with the approval of the Bench and Bar. The Library is admirably adapted to Moot-Court and Research. work.
Special Course in Public Speaking and Oratory under direct charge of Prof. Oscar G. Christgau, furnished our students Free of Charge. Students may enter Law School any time of the year. Double class sessions, tri-weekly, at 6:30 P. M., on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights.
Summer quarter work and academic High School courses begin June 16, 1913. Reg- ular Fall Quarter Sessions begin Sept. 8, 1913.
For Catalog and full particulars, call or address
SHELLEY B. NELTNOR, LL. D., President.
or
CHESTER A. MAGOMIC, D. G. L., Secretary.
Room 305 Advertising Bldg., 123 W. Madison St., Chicago.
'Phone Randolph 7479.
WEBSTER COLLEGE OF LAW
JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS, President. ALBERT H. PUTNEY, Ph.D., LL.D., Dean. GEORGE H. MEYER, LL.B., Treasurer. JAMES M. SLATTERY, LL.B., Secretary.
Day and Evening School conducted by a large faculty of judges and practicing attorneys, offering a three years' course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws. Special Summer Course from June 9th to August 29th, 1913.
The Evening Classes are conducted for the benefit of those who are obliged to earn their own living in the day time, and the course of study given equals the standards of the University Law Schools.
Class rooms and library are located on the fourth floor of the National Life Building, 29 South LaSalle Street. Classes are divided into sections, so that each student will receive individual attention.
For catalog and full particulars, call or address ALBERT H. PUTNEY, Dean Tel. Randolph 3338 432 National Life Bldg., CHICAGO
County and Probate Judges in Illinois
COUNTY COUNTY SEAT COUNTY JUDGE
Adams Quincy Lyman McCarl.
Alexander Cairo William S. Dewey.
Bond Greenville Wm. H. Dawdy.
Boone Belvidere Wm. C. DeWolf, Jr.
Brown Mt. Sterling W. Y. Baker.
Bureau Princeton J. R. Prichard.
Calhoun Hardin Chas. E. Cooke.
Carroll Mt. Carroll J. D. Turnbaugh.
Cass Virginia Chas. A. E. Martin.
Champaign Urbana Wm. G. Spurgin.
Christian Taylorville Chas. A. Prater.
Clark Marshall H. R. Snaveley.
Clay Ijouisville A. N. ToUiver.
Clinton Carlyle James Allen.
Coles Charleston John P. Harragh.
„ , ^, . /John E. Owens.
Cook Chicago «^(. g Cutting. Probate Judge.
Crawford Robinson J. C. Maxwell.
Cumberland Toledo S. R. Rariden.
DeKalb Sycamore William L. Pond.
DeWitt Clinton F. C. Hill.
Douglas Tuscola W. J. Dolson.
Du Page Wheaton Charles D. Clark.
Edgar Paris D. V. Dayton.
Edwards Albion Peter C. Walters.
Effingham Effingham Barney Overbeck.
Fayette VandaHa John H. Webb.
Ford Paxton M. L. McQueston.
Franklin Benton T. J. Layman.
Fulton Lewistown H. S. Boyd.
Gallatin Shawneetown H. P. Bozarth.
Greene Carrollton Thos. Henshaw.
Grundy Morris George Bedford.
Hamilton McLeansboro Isaac H. Webb.
Hancock Carthage J. Arthur Baird.
Hardin Ehzabethtown Ehhu N. Hall.
Henderson Oquawka Rufus T. Robinson.
Henry Cambridge L. E. Telleen.
Iroquois Watseka John H. Gillan.
Jackson Murphysboro Williard F. Ellis.
Jasper Newton H. M. Kesserman.
Jefferson Mt. Vernon A. D. Webb.
Jersey Jerseyville Harry W. Pogue.
Jo Daviess Galena John C. Boevers.
Johnson Vienna J. F. Hight.
„ ^ /F. G. Plain.
I^^^e Geneva jj^j^^ jj Williams, Probate Judge.
Kankakee Kankakee Arthur W. Deselm.
Kendall Yorkville C. S. Williams.
Knox Galesburg R. C. Rice.
Lake Waukegan P. L. Persons.
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COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGES— Continued.
COUNTY COUNTY SEAT COUNTY JUDGE
- c 11 r\^4. rWm. H. Hinebaugh.
La Salle Ottawa |^ r^ Lardin, Probate Judge.
Lawrence. Lawrenceville J. A. Benson.
Lee Dixon Robert H. Scott.
Livingston Pontiac W. C. Graves.
Logan Lincoln Charles J. Gelbach.
Macon Decatur O. W. Smith.
Macoupin Carlinville Truman A. Snell.
,, ,. T7IJ J -11 /John E. Hillskotter.
Madison Edwardsville |j p gt^euber, ProbatelJudge.
Marion Salem Chas. E. Jennings.
Marshall Lacon Daniel H. Gregg.
Mason Havana J. A. McComas.
Massac Metropolis Wm. F. Smith.
McDonough Macomb C. G. Gumbart.
McHenry Woodstock D. T. Smiley.
McLean Bloomington Homer W. Hall.
Menard Petersburg G. E. Nelson.
Mercer Aledo H. E. Burgess.
Monroe Waterloo Frank Durfee.
Montgomery Hillsboro J. L. Dryer.
Morgan Jacksonville E. P. Brockhouse.
Moultrie Sullivan Isaac Hudson.
Ogle Oregon Frank E. Reed.
r, . T, • /Clyde E. Stone.
P^o"^ Peoria |a/j^ O^^^^^ Probate Judge.
Perry Pinckneyville M. C. Cook.
Piatt Monticello E. J. Hawbaker.
Pike Pittsfield Paul F. Grote.
Pope Golconda W. A. Whiteside.
Pulaski Mound City W. A. Wall.
Putnam Hennepin W. H. Westcott.
Randolph Chester W. M. Schuwerk.
Richland Olney S. C. Lewis.
Rock Island Rock Island {^^'^^^; RSW.
Saline Harrisburg K. C. Ronalds.
fj B Weaver Sangamon Springfield |^- ^ Jenkins, Probate Judge.
Schuyler Rushville John C. Work.
Scott Winchester F. C. Funk.
Shelby Shelbyville J. K. P. Grides.
Stark Toulon Brad. F. Thompson.
St- Clair Belleville {Sk^S, Probate Judge.
Stephenson Freeport Anthony J. Clarithy.
Tazewell Pekin Jas. M. Rahn.
Union Jonesboro Monroe C. Crawford.
Vermillion Danville {^- J; iUernathy, Probate Judge.
Wabash Mt. Carmel M. J. White.
Warren Monmouth L. E. Murphy.
Washington Nashville W. P. Green.
Wayne Fairfield Virgil W. Mills.
White Carmi J. C. Kern.
Whiteside Morrison Wm. A. Blodgett.
Will Joliet {f--^- g°tS; Probate Judge.
Williamson Marion W. F. Slater.
Winnebago Rockford L. M. Reckhow.
Woodford Eureka A. C. Ford.
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Sheriffs and State's Attorneys in Illinois.
COUNTY COUNTY SEAT SHERIFFS STATE S ATTORNEYS
Adams Qunicy Joseph H. Lipps . . . .Fred G. Wolff e.
Alexander Cairo A. S. Fisher Alex. Wilson.
Bond Greenville Shelby W. Robinson . John D. Biggs.
Boone Belvidere WiUiam E. Gorman . P. H. O'Donell.
Brown Mt. Sterling D. W. Shankland. . . Warren McNeff.
Bureau Princeton Charles Beyer C. N. Holerick.
Calhoun Hardin Peter A. Gotway Thos. J. Selby.
Carroll Mt. Carroll David B. Doty F. J. Stransky.
Cass Virginia E. P. Widmayer . . . .A. T. Lucas.
Champaign Urbana George W. Davis . . . Louis A. Busch.
Christian Taylorville G. W. Brent Harry Hershey.
Clark Marshall Jesse Gallatin E. D. Jones.
Clay Louisville W. H. Thrash Thos. S. Williams.
Clinton Carlyle WiUiam Ragen Hugh V. Murray.
Coles Charleston Vincent Aye R. G. Hammond.
Cook Chicago Michael Zimmer Maclay Hoyne.
Crawford '.Robinson H. E. Highsmith . .. .Joseph B. Crowley.
Cumberland Toledo Col. S. Young W. C. Greathouse.
DeKalb Sycamore Frank C. Poust Lowell B. Smith.
De Witt Chnton Wm. H. Armstrong . L. O. WiUiams.
Douglas Tuscola C. G. Stovall W. T. Coleman.
Du Page Wheaton A. A. Kuhn C. W. Hadley
Edgar Paris J. I. Blackman W. H. Hickman.
Edwards Albion W. S. Rothrock E. A. Schroeder.
Effingham Effingham Matt Taber Byron Piper.
Fayette VandaUa L. J. Browning J. G. Burnside.
Ford Paxton M. Bristle O. H. Wylie.
Franklin Benton John A. Vaughn . . . . G. A. Hickman.
Fulton Lewistown W. H. Roy M. P. Rice.
Gallatin Shawneetown W. P. Clayton R. M. McGhee.
Greene Carrollton John B. Morrow . . . .N. L. Jones.
Grundy Morris J. H. Francis Frank H. Hayes.
Hamilton McLeansboro A. S. Grouse J. H. Lane.
Hancock Carthage Elmer E. McAdams. .Clyde P. Johnson,
Hardin Elizabethtown Edward Ferrell James E. Denton.
Henderson Oquawka R. T. McDill A. F. Fawley.
Henry Cambridge Samuel Wilson Nels F. Anderson.
Iroquois Watseka James F. Ireland. . . . J. M. Kern.
Jackson Murphysboro Charles T. Edwards .W. A. Schwartz.
Jasper Newton William Pippin Charles D. Fithian.
Jefiferson Mt. Vernon W. S. Payne Joel F. Watson.
Jersey Jersey ville A. R. Chappell W. J. Chapman.
Jo Daviess Galena Robert Irwin Frank T. Sheean.
Johnson Vienna John L. Veach H. A. Spann.
Kane Geneva C. T. McBriarty . . .. Wm. J. Pyers.
Kankakee Kankakee Daniel G. Lee Wayne Dyer.
Kendall Yorkville J. R. Henderson . . . .Oliver A. Burkhart.
Knox Galesburg Frank F. Seaman . ..A.J. Boutelle.
Lake Waukegan Omer J. Green Ralph J. Dady.
La Salle Ottawa J. G. Mischke George S. Wiley.
Lawrence Lawrenceville W. A. Cochran Rolla Shaw.
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SHERIFFS AND STATE'S ATTORNEYS— Continued.
COUNTY COUNTY SEAT SHERIFFS STATe'S ATTORNEYS
Lee Dixon C. E. Reid Harry Edwards.
Livingston Pontiac W. A. Patterson . . . .F. A. Ortman.
Logan Lincoln Wm. Schoffenacker . .Everett Smith.
Macon Decatur J. P. Nicholson Jesse L. Deck.
Macoupin Carlinville Elmo Etter James H. Murphy.
Madison Edwardsville Simon Henry James M. Baudy.
Marion Salem Chas. W. Vursell. . . . Samuel N. Finn.
Marshall Lacon Chas. F. Motter H. E. Jacobs.
Mason Havana A. A. Brookes E. P. Nischwitz.
Massac Metropolis Oscar Miller Fred R. Young.
McDonough Macomb A. P. McKee Geo. A. Folder.
McHenry Woodstock A. H. Henderson .... David B. Joslyn.
McLean Bloomington James Reeder Miles K. Young.
Menard Petersburg T. E. Courtwright . . H. E. Pond.
Mercer Aledo C. A. Hickok J. M. Wilson.
Monroe Waterloo A. C. Rexroth H. Reichenback.
Montgomery Hillsboro M. T. Kiggins J. E. Major.
Morgan Jacksonville W. B. Rogers Robert Tilton.
Moultrie Sullivan Warren M. Fleming. . J. K. Martin.
Ogle Oregon W. B. Delaney W. J. Emerson.
Peoria Peoria F. G. Minor C. E. McNeman.
Perry Pinckneyville S. T. Dimcan S. A. Warden.
Piatt Monticello F. D. Duvall Thomas Kastel.
Pike Pittsfield David F. Allen Geo. C. Weaver.
Pope Golconda H. G. McCormick. . .John W. Browning.
Pulaski Mound City C. E. Wehrenberg. . .C. S. Miller.
Putnam Hennepin O. C. Cofoid Harry K. Ward.
Randolph Chester H. S. Burbes Alfred D. Reiss.
Richland Olney E. W. Houser H. G. Morris.
Rock Island Rock Island O. L. Bruner F. E. Thompson.
Saline Harrisburg J. Mooneyham Sam Thomson
Sangamon Springfield Henry Mester, Jr. .. .Edmund Burke.
Schuyler Rushville Harry Pratt Geo. B. Steele.
Scott Winchester John E. Coulton R. M. Riggs
Shelby Shelbyville F. D. Crook W. E. Lowe.
Stark Toulon Thomas J. Malone . .J. W. Fling, Jr.
St. Clair Belleville W. Mulconnery Charles Webb.
Stephenson Freeport R. J. Stewart Albert H. Manus.
Tazewell Pekin Chris. Flugel W. J. Reardon.
Union Jonesboro G. H. Huggins M. D. Lyerle.
Vermillion Danville John T. Shepard. . . . J. H. Lowman.
Wabash Mt. Carmel Wm. A. Milburn Harry M. Phipps.
Warren Monmouth W. T. Fitzpatrick . . .Joseph N. Thomas.
Washington Nashville H. F. Yogelpohl ... .J. P. Carter.
Wayne Fairfield George H. Anderson. H. S. Burgess.
White Carmi C. N. Frazier W. L. Martin.
White side Morrison J. F. Wahl J. J. Ludens.
Will Joliet Thomas Stevenson . .Robert W. Martin.
Will iamson Marion W. L. Duncan D. T. Hartwell.
Winne bago Rockford H. W. Young G. E. Johnson.
Woodford Eureka John E. Woltzen . . . .Thomas Kennedy.
BARNARD 6 MILLER
ESTABLISHED 1857
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ABSTRACTS. BRIEFS. BLANKS and RECORXiS
170-174 N. LA SALLE STREET. PHONES— Franklin 564; Auto. 32-077
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES
IN COUNTIES OUTSIDE OF COOK
FIRST CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Alexander, Pulaski, Massac, Pope, Johnson, Union, Jackson, Williamson and Saline.] W. W. DUNCAN, Marion. ALBERT W. LEWIS, Harrisburg. WM. N. BUTLER, Cairo. SECOND CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Hardin, Gallatin, White, Hamilton, Franklin, Wabash, Edwards, Wayne, Jefferson, Richland, Lawrence and Crawford.] WM. H. GREEN. Mt. Vernon. E. E. NEWLIN, Robinson. J. R. CREIGHTON, Fairfield.
THIRD CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Randolph, Monroe, St. Clair, Madison, Bond, Washington and Perry.]
LOUIS BERNREUTER, Nashville. GEORGE A. CROW, East St. Louis. WM. E. HADLEY, CoUinsviUe. FOURTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Clinton, Marion, Clay, Fayette, Effingham, Jasper, Mont- gomery, Shelby and Christian.] ALBERT M. ROSE. Louisville. THOMAS J. JETT, Hillsboro. JAMES C. McBRIDE, Taylorville. FIFTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Vermilion, Edgar, Clark, Cumberland and Coles.] E. R. E. KIMBOROUGH, Danville. WM. B. 8CH0LFIELD, Marshnl.. M. W. THOMPSON, Danville.
SIXTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Champaign, Doug- las, Moultrie, Macon, De Witt and Piatt.]
W. C. JOHNS, Decatur. W. G. COCHRAN, Sullivan. SOLON PHILBRICK, Champaign.
SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Sangamon, Macou- pin, Morgan, Scott, Greene and Jcr-
JAMES A. CREIGHTON, Springfield. ROBERT B. SHIRLEY. Carlinville. OWEN P. THOMPSON, Jacksonville.
EIGHTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Adams, Schuyler, Mason, Cass, Brown, Pike, Calhoun and Menard.]
ALBERT AKERS, Quincy. HARRY HIGBEE, Pittsfield. GUY R. V/ILLIAMS, Havana.
NINTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Knox, Warren, Hen- derson, Hancock, McDonough and Ful- ton.]
GEORGE W. THOMPSON, Galesburg. HARRY M. WAGGONER, Macomb ROBERT J. GRIER, Monmouth. TENTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Peoria, Marshall, Putnam, Stark and Tazewell.] LESLIE D. PUTERBAUGH, Peoria. NICHOLAS E. WORTHINGTON,
Peoria. THEODORE N. GREEN, Pekin. ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of McLean, Livingston, Logan, Ford and Woodford.] C. D. MEYERS, Bloomington. GEO. W. PATTON, Pontiac. THOMAS M. HARRIS, Lincoln.
TWELFTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Will, Kankakee and Iroquois.]
DORRANCE DIBELL, Joliet. F. L. HOOPER, Watseka. CHARLES B. CAMPBELL, Kankakee. THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Bureau, La Salle and Grundy.]
SAMUEL C. STOUGH, Morris. EDGAR ELDRIDGE. Ottawa. JOE A. DAVIS, Princetou.
FOURTEENTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Rock Island, Mer- cer, Whiteside and Henry.] EGBERT W. OLMSTED, Rock Island. F. D. RAMSAY, Morrison. EMERY L. GRAVES, Geneseo. FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Jo Daviess, Stephen- son, Carroll, Ogle and Lee.] JAMES S. BAUME, Galena. RICHARD S. FARRAND, Dixon. OSCAR E. HEARD, Freeport.
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT.
[The counties of Kane, Du Page, De
Kalb and Kendall.]
C. F. IRWIN, Elgin.
DUANE J. CARNES, Sycamore.
MAZZINI SLUSSER, Wheaton. SEVENTEENTH CIRCUIT. [The counties of Winnebago, Boon;,
McHenry and Lake.]
ARTHUR H. FROST, Rockford.
CHARLES H. DONNELLY, Wood- stock.
CHARLES W. WHITNEY, Waukegan.
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CORRESPONDING ATTORNEYS.
The Mowing Attorneys are well recommended in their
respective localities for capacity, integrity and
dispatch in hnsiness matters entrusted
to their care.
ALABAMA.
BIRMINGHAM, Jefferson Co.— Ster- ling A. Wood, 202-4 First Nat'l Bk, Bldg. M. Edward Linnehan, Man- ager Collections; Clement E. "Wood, Attorney. Eefer to any bank in city; U. S. F. & G. Co., Baltimore, Md., Credit Association, New York; Fruit Growers' Produce Exchange, Chicago.
MOBILE, Mobile Co.— Pillans, Hanaw & Pillans (H. Pillans, Henry Hanaw, Palmer Pillans) 62 and 64 St. Michael St. Eefer to the Home Telephone Co., Leinkauf Banking Co., and The Texas Co.
MONTGOMERY, Montgomery Co. — Ball & Samford (Fred S. Ball, from Ohio, and Wm. H. Samford), 717-20 First Nat '1 Bank Bldg. Eefer to any bank or merchant in Montgomery.
ALASKA.
NOME. — 0. D. Cochran.
ARIZONA.
PHOENIX, Maricopa Co.— Chalmers & Wilkinson (L. H. Chalmers and H. B. AVilkinson), 205-8 Phoenix Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Eefer to Phoenix National Bank, Union Bank and Trust Co., Phoenix Title & Trust Co., Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
TUCSON, Pima Co.— W. H. Sawtelle.
ARKANSAS.
FORT SMITH, Sebastian Co.— C. E. & H, P. Warner (Charles E. and Harry P. Warner), Merchants National Bank Bldg. Eefer to Ft. Smith Bank and Trust Co.
HOT SPRINGS, Garland Co.— Eector & Sawyer.
LITTLE ROCK, Pulaski Co.— Edgar E. Moss, 818 Southern Trust Bldg.
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CALIFORNIA.
LOS ANGELES, Los Angeles Co.— Neice & Packard (De Forest M. Neice and Herbert W. Packard), Suite 627, 628, 629 Merchants Trust Bldg. Mr. Neice refers to the National Produce Bank, Clark and Lake streets, Chicago; either Mr. Wagner, president, or Mr. Ballou. Mr. Packard refers to Arthur Heuertley, secretary Northern Trust Company, Chicago. Both refer to Ger- man-American Savings & Trust Bank, Los Angeles, Cal.
SAN DIEGO, San Diego Co.— Sam Ferry Smith, 40S Union Bldg.
SAN FRANCISCO, City and County.— William J. Herrin, Mutual Savings Bank Bldg. Eefers to Mutual Savings Bank, Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank, International Banking Corpora- tion.
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co.— J. S. M** Ginnis, Farmers Union Bldg. Eefers to Wilber Mercantile Agency, Chica- go; Hubbell's Legal Directory, New York; The Bradstreet Co.— all offices.
COLORADO.
DENVER, Arapahoe Co.— Walter C. Heckendorf, 430-433 Symes Bldg. Ee- fers to Colorado National Bank and United States National Bank.
CONNECTICUT.
BRIDGEPORT, Fairfield Co.— Chamber- lain & Hull (John C. Chamberlain and Elbert 0. Hull). 31 Sanford Bldg. Eefer to Bridgeport Trust Co.; Burr & Knapp, bankers.
HARTFORD, Hartford Co.— Sidney E. Clarke, 813 Main st.
NEW HAVEN, New Haven Co.— Liv- ingston W. Cleaveland, 828 Chapel St., Eoom 6. (Formerly Judge Pro-
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bate Court, from Jan. 9, 1895, to Jan. 8, 1907.) Eefers to any bank in New Haven. NORWICH, New London Co. — Brown & Perkins (Lucius Brown, Don- ald G. Perkins, Edmund W. Perkins and Allyn L. Brown), Atty's for First Nat. and Merchants' Nat. Bks., 22 Shetucket st.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, New Castle Co.— Robert Penington, Du Pont Bldg., Tenth and Market streets. Eefers to First Nat'l Bank and Union Nat'l Bank, Wilmington Del.; American Surety Co. of New York.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON CITY.— C. L. Parker, Patents and Patent Law, 943 G street. Eefers to any Law Directory Co.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, Duval Co.— Eobert Penington, 912 Bisbee Bldg. Eefers to Florida Nat'l Bank, Jacksonville, and National Surety Co., New York.
PENSACOLA, Escanabia Co.— Blount, Blount & Carter.
TAMPA, Hillsboro Co.— Joseph W, Fra- zier, 6-8 Hampton Blk. Eefers to Ex- change Bank, American National Bank^ Bank of Commerce and Tefft, Waller Co. and The Bradstreet Co., New York.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Fulton Co. — Mayson & Johnson (James L. Mayson, Paul E. Johnson, George B. Eush and Walter C. Hendrix), 918-922 Atlantic Nat'l Bank Bldg. Eefer to Fourth Nat'l Bank of Atlanta, Lowery Nat'l Bank of Atlanta, J. K. Orr Shoe Co. and The E. O. Campbell Coal Co. of At- lanta.
AUGUSTA, Eichmond Co.— Wm. H. Barrett, Dyer Bldg.
COLUMBUS,' Muscogee Co.— Frank U. Garrard, cor. Broad and Twelfth sts.
MACON, Bibb Co. — Hardeman, Jones, Park & .Johnston (Isaac Hardeman, Geo. S. Jones, E. P. Johnston, Bruce C. Jones), 602, 609 Am. Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Refer to any bank or business house in Macon.
SAVANNAH, Chatham Co.— Wilson & Eogers (H. E. Wilson and J. M. Eog- ers). Eefer to any bank or business house in Savannah.
IDAHO.
BOISE, Ada Co.— Wood & DriscoU (Fremont, Wood and Dean Driscoll), 315, 317 Overland Bldg. Eefer to Pa- cific National Bank and Boise City National Bank.
ILLINOIS.
ALTON, Madison Co.— J. E. Hillskotter.
AURORA, Kane Co. — William F. Fow- ler, 348 Coulter Blk., Chicago Phone 275.
BELVIDERE, Boone Co.— Fuller & Is- rael (Chas. E. Fuller, Ex-Cireuit Judge and William Isreal). Eefer to People's Bank of Belvidere.
BLOOMINGTON, McLean Co.— E. E. Donnelly, Corn Belt Bank Bldg.
CAIRO, Alexander Co. — Miles Freder- ick Gilbert.
CANTON, Fulton Co. — Chipperfield & Chipperfield.
CARLYLE, Clinton Co.— Hugh Vincent Murray (States Attorney). Eefers to First Nat '1 Bank of Carlyle, the Bank of Breese, Breese, 111.
CENTRALIA, Marion Co.— William F. Bundy, 212 East Broadway.
CHAMPAIGN, Champaign Co. — ^Lewis Forney Wingard, over Citizens' State Bk. Eefer to any bank, city or county official. Bell Phone 724 (long distance) Depositions.
CHARLESTON, Coles Co.— H. A. Neal.
CLINTON, De Witt Co.— Lemon & Lemon (Richard A. and Frank K. Lemon).
DANVILLE, Vermilion Co.— Lindley, Penwell & Lindley (Frank Lindley, Fred B. Penwell, and Walter C. Lind- ley). Daniel Bldg.
DECATUR, Macon Co. — Buckingham & McDavid (Isaac A. Buckingham, Hor- ace W. McDavid), 501 to 505 Mullikin Bldg. Eefer to Mullikin National Bank, Decatur, 111.; Tolman & Eed- field, Chicago; C. J. Tucker, member of Illinois Legislature, Decatur, 111.; W. A. Garrett, Vice-Pres. C. & Gt. W. Ey. Co., Chicago.
DE KALB, De Kalb Co.— A. W, Fisk.
DIXON, Lee Co.— Arthur G. Harris. Refers to Union State Bank.
EAST ST. LOUIS, St. Claire Co.-— Sher- idan & Sheridan (Phil H. Sheridan and W. J. N. Moyers), Murphy Bldg. Refer to Illinois State Trust Co. Main office, 614-19 Navarre Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
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EDWARDSVILLE, Madison Co.— J. E. Hillskotter (County Judge). Eefers to Citizens' State and Trust Bank. FREEPORT, Stephenson Co. — Stearns & Zipf (James H. Stearns and Oscar E. Zipf), 308-310 Old Colony Bldg. GALENA, Jo Daviess Co. — Martin J. Dillon. Eefers to Galena Nat'l Bk. and Hon. James S. Baume, Circuit Judge. GALESBURG, Knox Co.— Williams, Lawrence, Welsh & Green (E. P. Williams, George A. Lawrence, J. D. Welsh, Alvah S. Green and F. O. Mc- Farland), First Nat. Bk. Bldg. GRANITE CITY, Madison Co.— J. E.
Hillskotrer. HARRISBURG, Saline Co.— Abney & Burnett (A. G. Abney and J. C. Bur- nett), 11 N. Main St. Eefer to First Nat'l Bank, Saline Trust & Savings Bank, Geo. M. McKitrick and T. L. Ozment, all Harrisburg, 111. HARVARD, McHenry Co.— Calvin J. Hendricks (Master in Chancery, Mc- Henry Co.) Long Distance Tel., Har- vard 45. Eefers to Harvard Bank and Postmaster. HENRY, Marshall Co.— Fred W. Pot- ter. Eefers to First Nat'l Bk. and Hutchins & Downey. JACKSONVILLE, Morgan Co.— Bel- latti, Barnes & Bellatti (John A. Bel- latti, Charles A. Barnes, Walter Bellatti). Eefer to Jacksonville Nat. Bk. and F. G. Farrell & Co., bankers. JOLIET, Will Co.— Higgins & Walter (D. F. Higgins and Fred W. Walter), 500 Woodruff Bldg. Bell Tel. 298. Eefer to Will County Nat. Bk., Joliet, and E. G. Dun & Co., Chicago. KANKAKEE, Kankakee Co.— Hamil- ton K. and H. H. Wheeler. KEWANEE, Henry Co.— Morse & Deme- rath (Eobert C. Morse and Nicholas J. Demerath, Cor. Second and Tre- niont sts. Eefer to Savings Bank of Kewanee and Union Nat'l Bank, Ke- wanee. LACON, Marshall Co.— Barnes & Ma- goon (E. Magoon Barnes and Jay Howard Magoon). LEWISTOWN, Fulton Co.— Harvey H. Atherton. Eefers to Lewistown Nat. Bk., Lewistown, and People's Bank, Vermont, HI. LINCOLN, Logan Co.— Hoblit & Smith, MACOMB, McDonough Co.— Elting & Hainline (Philip E. Elting and An- drew L. Hainline). Eefers to Ma- comb National Bank and Citizens Bank, Macomb, HI.
MARION, Williamson Co.— W. W.
Clemens. MATTOON, Coles Co. — Emery Andrews, Eooms 36, 37, 38, Demaree Bldg. At- torney for the American Surety Co., of New York. METROPOLIS, Massac Co.— Courtney
& Helm. MOLINE, Eock Island Co.— Peek & Dietz (Burton F. Peek, G. O. Dietz, and Cyrus E. Dietz). Refer to Peo- ple's Savings Bank and Trust Co. MONMOUTH, Warren Co.— Safford &
Graham. MORRIS, Grundy Co.— Smith, Smith & Smith (Austin J., Edith M. and Hen- man B. Smith). Eefer to Farmers & Merchants National Bank, T. H. Hall, George Trotter, all of Morris, 111. MOUND CITY, Pulaski Co.— Wall & Martin (W. A. Wall and Geo. E. Mar- tin). Eefer to First State Bank and First Nat'l Bank. MT. VERNON, Jefferson Co.— Watson & Watson (Albert and Joel Watson). OLNEY, Richmond Co.— H. G. Morris, cor. Mulberry and Main sts. Eefers to The Olney Bank and First Na- tional Bank, Olney. OTTAWA, La Salle Co.— McDougall & Chapman (Duncan McDougall and C. B. Chapman), National City Bank Bldg. Eefer to National City Bank and Judge Orrin N. Carter, Chicago. PANA, Christian Co.— E. E. Dowell. PARIS, Edgar Co.— Chas. McKnight. PAXTON, Ford Co.— Phillips & Ludlow (A. L. Phillips and Samuel Ludlow). PEKIN, Tazewell Co. — Prettyman, Velde & Prettyman (W. L. Pretty- man, Franklin L. Velde and W. S. Prettyman), 6, 7, 8 and 9 Zerwekh Bldg. Long distance phone. PEORIA, Peoria Co.— Henry C. Fuller,
2 Arcade Bldg. PITTSFIELD, Pike Co.— Edward Doocy
(Master in Chancery). PONTIAC, Livingston Co. — Harry G. Greenebaum (Eeferee in Bankruptcy for the Northern Division of the Southern District of Illinois. PRINCETON, Bureau Co.— W. A. John- son. QUINCY, Adams Co. — Emmons & Em- mons (L. E. Emmons and L. E. Em- mons, Jr.), 102 N. Fifth st. ROBINSON, Crawford Co.— Parker & Eagleton. Eefer to Crawford County State Bank of Eobinson, 111., Flat Eock State Bank, Farmers State Bank, Palestine, 111., Newlin State Bank, Hutsonville, 111.
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EOCHELLE, Ogle Co.— John B. Hayes. Eefers to any bank or public official in the city or county.
EOCKFOED, Winnebago Co. — Carpen- ter & St. John (Fred E. Carpenter and Edwin M. St. John), Winnebago Nat. Bk. Bldg.
EOCK ISI.AND, Eock Island Co.— Connelly & Connelly (H. C. and B. D. Connelly) Peoples Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Eefer to Manufacturer's State Bank, East Moline, 111., or any bank in the City of Eock Island.
SAVANNA, Carrol Co.— Arthur J. Gray, Cromer Bldg. Eefer to any Bank or Business house.
SHELBYVILLE, Shelby Co.— Walter C. Headen (City Attorney and Attorney for Citizens' Savings and Loan Assn).
SPEINGFIELD, Sangamon Co.— Eob- ert Matheny, First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
ST. CHAELES, Kane Co.— Harry G. Hempstead.
STEELING, Whiteside Co. — Jarvis Dinsmoor, Academy of Music Blk.
STEEATOE, La Salle Co.— H. N. Eyon & Son.
SYCAMOEE, De Kalb Co.— Faissler & Fulton (John Faissler and William J. Fulton), Daniel Pierce Bldg. Long distance telephone.
TAYLOEVILLE, Christian Co.— Pro- vine & Provine (William M. and Walter M. Provine).
TUSCOLA, Douglas Co.— Chas G. Eck- hart.
UEBANA, Champaign Co. L. F. Win- gard.
WATSEKA, Iroquois Co.— A. F. Good- vear.
WAUKEGAN, Lake Co.— Charles H. King, 225 Washington st. Eefers to Peoples Bank of Waukegan. Tele- phone 103.
WHEATON, Du Page Co.— W. H Fisher.
WOODSTOCK, McHenry Co.— Mullen & Hoy.
INDUNA.
ANDEESON, Madison Co.— McMahon
& Teegarden. BEAZIL, Clay Co.— S. M. McGregor,
Culbertson Blk. Eefers to Eiddel
Nat., Citizens' Nat., and First Nat.
Banks. COLUMBUS, Bartholomew Co.— Baker
& Eichman (Charles S. Baker and
Frank N. Eichman), Law Bldg. CEAWFOEDSVILLE, Montgomery Co.
-Crane & McCabb. ELKHAET, Elkhart Co.— Orrin M.
Conley, 431 South Main st.
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EVANSVILLE, Vanderburg Co. -Cun- ningham & Ortmeyer, Waverly Bldg. Eefer to City Nat. Bank, B. M. A. Bldg.
FOET WAYNE, Allen Co.— Breen & Morris (William P. Breen and John Morris), People's Trust & Savings Company Bldg.
FEANKFOET, Clinton Co.— Sheridan & Gruber (Harry C. Sheridan and Earl
F. Gruber).
GOSHEN, Elkhart Co.— Vail & Weh-
meyer. GEEENCASTLE, Putnam Co.— W. M.
Sutherlin. HAMMOND, Lake Co.— G. C. White,
Lake County Savings & Trust Bldg,
Eefers to First Nat'l Bank, Hammond
Savings & Trust Co., Lake County
Savings and Trust Co. HAETFOED CITY, Blockford Co.— J.
A. Hindman. HUNTINGTON, Huntington Co.— Cline,
Bronyon & Cline. INDIANAPOLIS, Marion Co.— Henley
& Baker (William J. Henley and John
L. Baker), 851 Lemcke Annex. JEFFEESONVILLE, Clark Co.— Geo.
H. Voigt. LA FAYETTE, Tippecanoe Co. — Edgar
G. Collins, First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Eefers to any bank or trust company in the city.
LAPOETE, Laporte Co.— M. E. Leliter. Eefers to First Nat'l Bank, Laporte Savings Bank.
LEBANON, Boone Co.— Bert Winters.
LOGANSPOET, Cass Co.— Eabb & Ma- honey (Joseph M. Eabb and Michael F. Mahoney), 220 Fourth st. Eefer to Ft. Wayne & Wabash Valley Tr. Co., E. G. Dun & Co., M. J. Bligh, and all banks in Logansport.
MAEION, Grant Co.— George G.Whar- ton (Attorney for Big 4 Eailroad Co, and E. G. Dun & Co.), 510 Glass Blk,
MICHIGAN CITY, La Porte Co.— Worth W. Pepple. Eefers to First National and Citizens' Banks.
MUNCIE, Delaware Co. — Thompson & Sprague.
NEW ALBANY, Floyd Co.— Henry E. Jewett.
NOTEE DAME, St. Joseph Co.— Will- iam Hoynes, Law Department, Uni- versity of Notre Dame.
PEEU, Miami Co.— Bailey & Bailey.
POETLAND, Jay Co.— John M. Smith, 27-29 Bimel Bldg. Eefers to Peoples Bank, First State Bank of Dunkirk, Ind., and Bimel Spoke and Auto Wheel Co.
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PRINCETON, Gibson Co.— James B. Gamble. Refers to People's Nat'l Bank, Princeton, Ind., C. E. C. Law List Co., New York City; United Mer- cantile Agency, Chicago; U. S. Fidel- ity & Guaranty Co., Baltimore, Md.
RICHMOND, Wayne Co.— Study & Study.
SOUTH BEND, St. Joseph Co.— Slick & Slick, Union Trust Bldg.
TERRE HAUTE, Vigo Co.— Crane & Miller (George M. Crane and A. L. Miller). Refer to Bradstreet 's, and Terre Haute Nat. Bank.
VALPARAISO, Porter Co.— D. E. Kelly, Salyer Block, Long Distance Bell. Refers to Valparaiso National Bank and First Trust Co.
VmCENNES, Knox Co.— Clarence B. Kessinger.
WABASH, Wabash Co.— McCracken & Eikenbary.
WASHINGTON, Daviess Co.— O'NeaU & O'Neall.
IOWA.
ATLANTIC, Cass Co.— J. B. Rockafel- low. Refers to Albert H. and Henry Veeder, Chicago, and Hon. Smith Mc- Pherson, Judge U. S. District Court, Red Oak.
BURLINGTON, Des Moines County- Blake & Wilson (W. E. Blake and Harold J. Wilson), 306-7-8-9 Tama Bldg. Attorneys for Merchants' Na- tional Bank and Citizens' Water Co.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Linn Co.— Redmond & Stewart (John M. Redmond and John D, Stewart). Refer to any bank in Cedar Rapids.
CLINTON, Clinton Co. — Chase, Seaman & Sutton (C. W. Chase, formerly Circuit Judge, H. W. Seaman and L. F. Sutton), Clinton Nat. Bank Bldg.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Pottawattamie Co. — Saunders & Stuart (C. G. Saun- ders and D. E. Stuart), 307 to 310 Shugart Blk. Refer to First Nat. Bk. of Council Bluffs.
DAVENPORT, Scott Co.— T. A. Mur- phy, Whitaker Blk. Refers to John V. Farwell Co. and Sprague, Warner & Co., Chicago.
DES MOINES, Polk Co.— Guy R. Car- son, 409-410 Youngerman Bldg. Re- fers to any bank or wholesale house in Des Moines; or George M. Reyn- olds, President Continental & Com- mercial Nat'l Bk., Chicago.
DUBUQUE, Dubuque Co. — Lacy, Brown & Lacy (Glenn Brown and Frank R. Lacy), Lincoln Bldg., Eighth and Lo- cust Sts.
FAIRFIELD, Jefferson Co.— Leggett & McKemey (Chas. D. Leggett and J. S. McKemey). Attorneys for Iowa State Savings Bank.
FORT DODGE, Webster Co.— Mitchell & Hackler.
IOWA CITY, Johnson Co.— Frank F. Messer. Refers to Citizens' Savings & Trust Co. *
KEOKUK, Lee Co.— Wm. J. Roberts, 28 N. 4th St. Refers to Keokuk Sav- ings Bank.
MARSHALLTOWN, Marshall Co.— Boardman & Lawrence (C. H. E. Boardman and Graham W. Law- rence).
MASON CITY, Cerro Gordo Co.— Clig- gitt. Rule & Smith (John Cliggitt, Duncan Rule and Earl Smith).
MUSCATINE, Muscatine Co.— Jayne & Hoffman (Henry Jayne, William Hoffman, Arthur Hoffman and Wm, R. Jayne).
OSKALOOSA, Mahasha Co.— Jno. O. Malcolm.
OTTUMWA, Wapello Co.— McNett & McNett (William and Walter Mc- Nett), 134 E. Main st. Refer to Iowa Nat. Bk. of Ottumwa and John Mor- rell & Co.. Ltd.
SIOUX CITY, Woodbury Co.— E. A. Burgess, Iowa Bldg. Refers to Mer- chants' Nat. Bk. or any other bank in Sioux City.
WATERLOO, Blackhawk Co.— Edwards & Longley (A. J. Edwards, Alfred Lo-ngley). Refer to any bank in city.
WEBSTER CITY, Hamilton Co.— Wes- ley Martin, 634 Second st. Refer- ences: Hamilton County State Bank, Farmers' National Bank.
KANSAS.
ATCHISON, Atchison Co.— Waggener, Orr & Challiss.
EMPORIA, Lyon Co.— Hamer & Harris.
FORT SCOTT, Bourbon Co.— Robert B. Campbell, 10 So. Main st.
HUTCHINSON, Reno Co.— Vandeveer & Martin.
KANSAS CITY, Wyandotte Co.— McAn- anv & Alden.
LEAVENWORTH, Leavenworth Co.— Lee Bond, Times Bldg.
PARSONS, La Bette Co.— W. D. At- kinson.
PITTSBURG, Crawford Co.— E. B. Wheeler.
TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. — Rossington & Smith (W. H. Rossington, Chas. Blood Smith, Samuel Barnum), Crawford Bldg. Refer to Western Union Tel. Co. (Law Dept.); The Pullman Co.
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(Law Dept.); Merchants Nat'l Bank of Topeka, Kans. WICHITA, Sedgwick Co.— S. W. Shat- tuck, Jr., 500-502 Sedgwick Bldg. Eefers to National Bank of Com- merce, Kansas National Bank and The Shattuck-George Iron Co., all of Wichita, Kas.; Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett Co., Chicago; Holbrook-Black- welder Eeal Estate Trust Co., St. Louis.
KENTUCKY.
BOWLING GREEN, Warren Co.— Sims & Rodes.
COVINGTON, Kenton Co.— Mackoy & Mackoy (William H. and Harry B. Mackoy). Eefer to Covington Sav- ings Bank and Trust Co.
HENDERSON, Henderson Co.— E. L. McDonald, O. V. B. & T. Co. Bldg.
LEXINGTON, Fayette Co.— E. A. Thorn- ton, 709 Trust Co. Bldg. Eefers to C, N. O. & T. P. Ey. Co.
LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co.— Tyler Bar- nett, 140 S. Fifth st. Eefers to the At- torneys for Louisville Nat. Bankiu;^ Co., German Bank, N. W, Mutual Life Ins. Co., Jos. Schlitz Br'g Co.
MORGANFIELD, Union Co.— W. T. Harris. Eefers to Bank of Union County; Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
NEWPORT, Campbell Co.— John W. Heuver.
OWENSBORO, Daviess Co.— Weir & Weir.
PADUCAH, McCracken Co. — Bradshaw & Bradshaw. (W, F. and W. F. Bradshaw, Jr.), 601-605 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Orleans Parish.— Merrick, Lewis, Gensler & Schwarz (Edwin T. Merrick, Walter S. Lewis, Philip Gensler, Jr., and Ealph J. Schwarz), Perrin Bldg. Attorneys for Commercial Nat. Bk. Eeference: First Nat. Bk. of Chicago.
MAINE.
AUBURN, Androscoggin Co. — Geo. C. Wing.
AUGUSTA, Kennebec Co.— Heath & Andrews (H. M. Heath and C. L. Andrews).
BANGOR, Penobscot Co.— Willis Y. Patch. Eefers to any bank in Ban- gor.
BIDDEFORD, York Co.— Goodwin & Snow.
PORTLAND, Cumberland Co. — Harry L, Cram, 85 Exchange st. Eefers to any bank or trust company in Portland, Me.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE.— Maloy, Brady & Em- bert (AVilliam M. Maloy, State Sen- ator, George M. Brady and T. How- ard Embert), Suite 1403, Fidelity Bldg. Counsel for Bank of Hampden, Crane Co., Associate Editors' Corpora- tion Legal Mutual Manual of New York.
CUMBERLAND, Allegany Co.— De Warren H. Reynolds.
FREDERICK, Frederick Co.— Jacob Eohrback, 20 W. Church st.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Suffolk Co.— Adler, Barker &
Wood, 60 State st. FALL RIVER, Bristol Co.— Fuller &
Gray, 78 Bedford st. LOWELL, Middlesex Co.— Alfred P.
Sawyer, 45 Merrimack st. LYNN, Essex Co.— Wm. Bennett Mur- phy, 3 Exchange st. NEW BEDFORD, Bristol Co.— Mayhew
E. Hitch, Masonic Bldg. Eefers to
Merchants' National Bank. SPRINGFIELD, Hampden Co.— Gardner
& Gardner. WORCESTER, Worcester Co.— Dodge &
Taft, 629 State Mutual Bldg.
MICHIGAN.
ADRIAN, Lenawee Co. — Charles L, Rob- ertson. Eefers to National Bank of Commerce, Page Woven Wire Fence Co.
ANN ARBOR, Washtenaw Co.— M. J. Cavanaugh.
BATTLE CREEK, Calhoun Co.— Edwin C. Lewis, Old Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Eefers to Old National Bank, Nichols & Shepard Co., Grand Trunk Western Ey., Michigan United Eailways Co.
BAY CITY, Bay Co.— Lee E. Joslyn. Shearer Bros. Bldg. Eefers to Lum- berman's State Bank and First Nat. Bank of Bay City.
CALUMET, Houghton Co.— Galbraith & McCormack, Ulseth Block. Refer to Merchants' & Miners' Bank.
DETROIT, Wayne Co.— Choate, Robert- son & Lehmann (Ward N. Choate, Charles R. Robertson, William J. Leh- mann), Suite 433, Majestic Bldg.
ESCANABA, Delta Co.— Frank D. Mead. Refers to First Nat. Bk. of
lliSCRI13,b3<
FLINT, Genesee Co.— J. J. Carton.
GRAND RAPIDS, Kent Co.— Wilson, Wilson & Rice, (Charles M. Wilson, Hugh E. Wilson, Cyrus W. Rice) Michigan Trust Co., Bldg. Refer
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to Michigan Trust Co., and Kent
State Bank. IRONWOOD, Gogebic Co. — Belmont
Waples. JACKSON, Jackson Co.— Wilson &
Cobb (Thomas A. Wilson and Wm.
S. Cobb), Union Bk. Bldg. KALAMAZOO, Kalamazoo Co. — Alfred
J. Mills, Press Bldg. Eefers to any
bank in this city. LANSING, Ingham Co.— Cummins &
Nichols (Alva M. Cummins, Charles
W. Nichols, Samuel H. Ehoads); Tus-
sing Bldg. Eef er to City Nat '1 Bank,
Lansing, and Justices Supreme Court
of Michigan. MANISTEE, Manistee Co.— Smurth-
waite & Belcher (Thomas Smurthwaite
and Charles N. Belcher), Eamsdell
Bldg. Eefer to First National Bank. MARQUETTE, Marquette Co.— Ball &
Ball. MENOMINEE, Menominee Co. — A. L.
Sawyer. Eefers to First Nat. Bank,
J. W. Wells Lumber Co. MOUNT CLEMENS, Macomb Co.— Os- car L. Lungerhausen. MUSKEGON, Muskegon Co. — Nims,
Erwin, Vanderwerp & Foote. PORT HURON, St. Clair Co.— Phillips
& Jenks. SAGINAW, Saginaw Co. — Humphrey &
Grant, 609 Eddy Bldg.
MINNESOTA.
DULUTH, St. Louis Co.— Stearns & Hunter (Victor Stearns and Arthur W. Hunter), 507 Lonsdale Bldg. Ee- fer to City National Bank, American Exchange National Bank.
MINNEAPOLIS, Hennepin Co.— Wil- liam Furst, 404 to 408 New York Life Bldg. Eefers to Swift & Co., Wash- burn Crosby Co., any bank or jobbing house in Minneapolis.
ST. PAUL, Eamsay Co. — Durment, Moore & Sanborn, 616-620 Germania Life Bldg. Eefer to American Na- tional Bank, St. Paul; Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co., Milwaukee; Penn. Mutual Life Ins. Co., Philadel- phia; J. W. Newlean, Auditor 111. Cent. E. E. Co., Chicago; F. P. Luth- er, Eailway Supplies, Monadnock Bldg., Chicago.
STILLWATER, Washington Co.— Her- man F. Stark.
WINONA, Winona Co.— Brown, Abbott & Somsen.
MISSISSIPPI.
GREENVILLE, Washington Co.— Hugh C. Watson, Citizens' Bank Bldg. Ee- fers to Citizens' Bank, Greenville, Miss., and Capital National Bank of Jackson, Miss.
JACKSON, Hinds Co.— J. H. Thompson. Eefers to any bank or business house in Jackson, Miss.
VICKSBURG, Warren Co.— Dabney & Dabney (Marye Dabney and Moncure Dabney), over Vicksburg Bank. Re- fer to all banks in Vicksburg, Miss., and Geo. T. Houston & Co., of Chicago
MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY, Jackson Co.— Bower- sock, Hall & Hook (Justin D. Bower- sock, Lester W. Hall and Hook), Fi- delity Trust Co. Bldg.
ST. JOSEPH, Buchanan Co.— Geo. W. Groves. Eefers to German American National Bank, Stock Yards Bank, Park Bank, Wyeth Hdw. & Mfg. Co., all St. Joseph, or any bank or whole- sale house in St. Joseph.
ST. LOUIS.— Abbott & Edwards (Au- gustus L. Abbott, John B. Edwards, Ealph J. Eoeder, Edwin C. Luedde, Frank L. Sich, George J. Breaker), 1120 New Bank of Commerce Bldg. Eefer to E. G. Dun & Co., or any bank or trust company in St. Louis.
MONTANA.
GREAT FALLS, Cascade Co.— Phillip A. Heimlich, Thisted Bldg. Eefers to Central Trust Co. of Illinois, Chicago, Commercial Trust and Savings Bank, Great Falls, Mont. Union Bank and Trust Co., Helena, Mont.
NEBRASKA.
HASTINGS, Adams Co.— Michel A. Hartigan, LL. B., Prosecuting Attor- ney Adams County. Eefers to First Nat'l Bank of Hastings.
LINCOLN, Lancaster Co.— Burkett, Wil- son & Brown (Elmer J. Burkett, Hen- ry H. Wilson and Elmer W. Brown), 408 to 411 Fraternity Bldg. Eefer to any bank in the City of Lincoln.
OMAHA, Douglas Co. — Crane & Bouch- er (Thomas D. Crane and John J. Boucher), 950-952 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Eefer to United States Nat. Bk. of Omaha and the Judges of U. S. Court, and District Court. Also attend to law business in South Omaha.
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NEVADA.
£ENO, "Washoe Co.— Albert D. Ayres, Journal Bldg. Eefers to Farmers & Merchants Nat'l Bank, Reno; Amer- ican Surety Co., U. S. Senator Geo. S. Nixon.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, Merrimae Co. — Edmund S. Cook.
LACONIA, Belknap Co.— Stephen S. Jewett, Rooms 3, 4, 5 and 6 Masonic Temple. Eefers to the Laconia Na- tional Bank.
MANCHESTER, Hillsboro Co.— Frank C. Livingston, 325 The Kennard.
NEW JERSEY.
BAYONNE, Hudson Co.— William Van Buskirk, 23 West 8th St. Refers to First National Bank of Bayonne, N. J.
CAMDEN, Camden Co.— French & Richards.
JERSEY CITY, Hudson Co.— William Van Buskirk, 15 Exchange PI. Refers to Commercial Trust Co., Jersey City, N. J.
NEWARK, Essex Co. — Hartshorne, Ins- ley & Leake (Charles H. Hartshorne, Earle Insley and Eugene W. Leake).
TRENTON, Mercer Co.— Frank S. Kat- zenbach, Jr., Forst-Richey Bldg.
NEW MEXICO.
ALBUQUERQUE, BernalUlo Co.— H. F.
Reynolds. SANTA FE, Santa Fe Co.— Hanna & Wilson (R. H. Hanna and F. C. Wil- son), Laughlin Bldg. Refer to U. S. Bank and Trust Co.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, Albany Co.— Charles F. Bridge, Home Savings Bk. Bldg. Refers to National Commercial Bank and Union Trust Co.
BINGHAMTON, Broome Co.— H. J. Hennessey, 84 Court st. Refers to First Nat'l Bank, Hon. Benjamin Ba- ker, County Judge.
BUFFALO, Erie Co.— C. R. & C. U. Carruth (Charles R. Carruth and Clarence U. Carruth), 880 Ellicott Square. Refer to Manufacturers & Traders' Nat. Bank, Buffalo, N. Y., and Penn Mutual Liie Ins. Co., Phila- delphia, Pa.
ELMIRA, Chemung Co.— Herendeen & Mandeville (H. C. Mandeville and E. W. Personius), .521529 Robinson Bldg. Refer to Chemung Canal Trust Co.; Merchants Nat'l Bank.
NEW YORK CITY, New York Co.— James Lane Allen, associated with firm, John S. & Henry A. Wise, suite 1811, 1816-20 Broad st. Refers to any Chicago Lawyer, Judge or Bank. Practiced in Chicago over 35 years.
ROCHESTER, Monroe Co. — Harry Otis Poole, member of the Attorneys' National Clearing House, 338, 339 Powers Bldg,
SYRACUSE, Onondaga Co. — Lee & Brewster (Harry Sheridan Lee and Neal Brewster), 704 Dillaye Bldg. Refer to National Bank of Syracuse, Lyman Trust & Deposit Co. of Onon- daga, Syracuse, Neal & Hyde, A. L. Nettleton Shoe Co., Syracuse.
TROY, Rensselaer Co. — Thomas H. Guy,
5 Keenan Bldg.
UTICA, Oneida Co. — Charles G. Irish, Utica City Nat. Bk. Bldg., 108 Gen- esee St.
NORTH CAROLINA.
ASHEVILLE, Buncombe Co.— David- son, Bourne & Parker, Peek Square. GREENSBORO, Guilford Co. — Taylor
6 Scales.
RALEIGH, Wake Co.— R. H. Battle & Son.
WILMINGTON, New Hanover Co.— Walter C. Benson. Refers to Ameri- can National Bank and any judge or law firm in North Carolina.
WINSTON-SALEM, Forsyth Co.— Louis M. Swink.
NORTH DAKOTA.
BISMARCK, Burleigh Co.— Miller & Costello (Andrew Miller and W. P. Costello). Refer to First National Bank and City National Bank.
GRAND FORKS, Grand Forks Co.— Murphy & Duggan.
OHIO.
AKRON, Summit Co.— Otis, Beery & Otis (E. P. and E. E. Otis and C. F. Beery), Guth-Otis Bldg, Bell Tel. 803.
CANTON, Stark Co.— McCarty & Mc- Clintock (A. M. McCarty and C. B. McClintock), Eagle Block. Refer to First Nat'l Bank of Canton, Ohio; The J. H. McLain Co. of Canton, or any other bank in city.
CINCINNATI, Hamilton Co.— Cobb, Howard & Bailey (Orris P. Cobb, Ed- win J. Howard, Oliver G. Bailey and Henry W, Backus), Blymyer Bldg.
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Eefer to Law Department of Swift & Co. CLEVELAND, Cuyahoga Co.— Wing, Myler & Turney (Francis J. Wing, Hubert J. Turney, A. J. Schur, Nathan
B. Gordon, William Eockwell, Don E. Sipe, Clarence V. Liggett and Eoy G. Engstrom), 841-847 Engineers Bldg.
COLUMBUS, Franklin Co.— Watson, Stouffer & Davis (Benson G. Watson, Charles I. Stouffer, Oliver E. Davis), 411-420 New First Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Eefer to The New First Nat'l Bank, Columbus, O.; Wilber Mercantile Agency, Chicago.
DAYTON, Montgomery Co.— E. Otto Baumann, &00-902 Eeibold Bldg. Ee- fers to Teutonia Nat'l Bk., Fourth Nat'l Bk of Dayton, O.; Ernest L. Kreamer, Sec'y C. L, League of Am., The Temple, Chicago.
DEFLAJfCE, Defiance Co.— Harris & Shaw (Henry B. Harris and Tellis T. Shaw).
LIMA, Allen Co.— Frank E. Mead, 309 Holland Blk. Eefers to City Bank of Lima, Ohio.
MANSFIELD, Eichland Co. — Cum- mings, McBride & Wolfe.
NEWARK, Licking Co.— Fulton & Ful- ton.
SPRINGFIELD, Clarke Co.— Hagan & Hagan (F. M. Hagan and E. O. Ha- gan), 405-6 Bushnell Bldg. Eefer to First National Bank and Springfield National Bank, Springfield, O.
STEUBENVILLB, Jefferson Co.— C. L. Williams (Huston & Williams). Eefer to Union Deposit Bank and Nat'l Ex. Bank, Steubenville, Ohio.
TOLEDO, Lucas Co. — Marshall & Eraser (Harold W. Eraser and Edwin J. Mar- shall, John E. Parsons, Jr., George E. Dixon, Joseph O. Eppstein), Suite 1034, Spitzer Bldg. Eefer to the Na- tional Bank of Commerce and The Commerce Trust Co.
YOUNGSTOWN, Mahoning Co.— Wirt & Gunlefinger (B. F. Wirt and Mark M. Gunlefinger), Eealty Trust Bldg.
ZANESVILLE, Muskingum Co. — Edwin E. Meyer, People's Savings Bk. Bldg.
OKLAHOMA.
ARDMORE, Carter Co.— Richard M. Lester, Post Office Bldg. Eefers to Guaranty State Bank.
EL RENO, Canadian Co.— W. L. Bax- ter.
GUTHRIE, Logan Co.— C. G. Hornor.
MUSKOGEE, Muskogee Co. — Preston
C. West, Rooms 8 to 16 Oklahoma
Bldg. Eefers to any bank or estab- lished business house in the city.
OKLAHOMA, Oklahoma Co.— Burwell, Crockett & Johnson (B. F. Burwell, late Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Oklahoma; A. P. Crockett and Chas. Edward Johnsoli), 415,420 Lee Bldg.
TULSA, Tulsa Co.— John E. Woodard, 336-S Eobinson Bldg. Eefers to Na- tional Bank of Commerce, Tulsa, Ex- change National Bank, Tulsa.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Mutnomah Co.— Whitfield & Coan (F. H. Whitfield and Ralph A. Coan), 301-309 Fenton Bldg. Eefer to Lumbermen's National Bank, Mer- chants National Bank, every Judge of Supreme, Circuit and Justice Court of Oregon.
PENNSYLVANIA.
DU BOIS, Clearfield Co.— W. L. Calkins. Eefers to Du Bois National Bank, Du Bois, Pa.; First National Bank, Falls Creek, Pa. City references on request.
ERIE, Erie Co.— J. M. Sherwin, 633 State St. Refer to Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction Co.
HARRISBURG, Dauphin Co.— Geo. L. Eeed.
PHILADELPHIA, Philadelphia Co.— Conard & Middleton (C. Wilfred Con- ard, Allen C. Middleton, A. J. Small- wood, George P. Orr), 1118-20 Chest- nut St. Eefer to Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Co., Tenth Na- tional Bank.
PITTSBURG, Allegheny Co.— Morris, Walker & Allen (Alvin A. Morris, Al- bert J. Walker, Harold Allen, A. I. Boyle, Jr.), 1608 Commonwealth Bldg. References: People's Nat'l Bank, Pittsburg; Nat'l Bank of Commerce, New York; Nat'l Bank of the Ee- public, Chicago.
READING, Berks Co.— W, B. Bechtel, 546 and 548 Court st.
SCRANTON, Lackawanna Co. — Beers & Grambs (R. Louis Grambs and Fred E. Beers), Connell Bldg.
WILKES-BARRE, Luzerne Co.— S. J. Strauss, 21 S. Franklin st.
YORK, York Co.— Niles & Neff.
RHODE ISLAND.
NEWPORT, Newport Co.— William P. Sheffield. Jr., 221 Thames st.
PROVIDENCE, Providence Co.— Bar- ney & Lee (Walter H. Barney, Thom- as Z. Lee, F. I. McCanna), Industrial Trust Co. Bldg., 49 Westminster st.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, Charleston Co.— Miller, Whaley & Bissell (William C. Miller, Eichard S. Whaley, William C. Bis- sell), People's Office Bldg. Eefer to The People's Nat'l Bank of Charles- ton, Charleston Light & W^ater Co., Commercial Savings Bank and other corporations.
COLUMBIA, Richland Co. — Barron, Moon & Barron (Chas. H. Barron, M. H. Moon and J. T. Barron).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
HURON, Beadle Co.— Gardner, Pair- bank & Churchill (A. K. Gardner, A. B. Fairbank and Irwin A. Churchill), First Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Refer to First Nat'l. Bk. and James Valley Bank.
RAPID CITY, Pennington Co.— Thomas R. Nelson, Security Bank Blk. Refers to H. W. Hinrichs, Brest. Security Savings Bank, Rapid City.
SIOUX FALLS, Minnehaha Co.— Bailey & Voorhees (Chas. 0. Bailey, John H. Voorhees, Peter G. Honegger, Frederic -B. Eaton), Syndicate Bldg. Refer to any one in South Dakota.
TENNESSEE.
CHATTANOOGA, Hamilton Co.— Cole- man & Frierson (Lewis M. Coleman
' and Wm. L. Frierson), 818-820 James Bldg. Refer to American National Bank and Southern Express Co.
KNOXVrLLE, Knox Co.— Lucky, An- drews & Fowler (C. E. Lucky, F. W. Fowler, F. W. Andrews), 501-507 Em- pire Bldg. Refer to East Tennessee National Bank, Knoxville, Tenn.
MEMPHIS, Shelby Co.— Lehman, Gates & Martin (L. Lehman, E. Lehman, Elias Gates, Jno. F. Martin), ia04-10 Exchange Bldg. Refer to Manhattan Savings Bank & Trust Co.
NASHVILLE, Davidson Co.— Stokes & Stokes (.Jordan and Jordan Stokes, Jr.), Rooms 1, 2 and 3 Bass Block. Refer to E. G. Dun & Co. and Fourth Nat. Bk.
TEXAS.
DALLAS, Dallas Co. — Spence, Knight, Baker & Harris (Wendel Spenoe, Rhodes S. Baker, Robert E. L. Knight, William R. Harris, W. H. Walne and A. F. Weisberg), 619 to 628 Slaughter Bldg. Refer to J. T. Talbert, Commercial National Bank, Chicago, Trinity isiational Bank, Dal- las.
DENTON, Denton Co.— L. Fulton. Re- fers to National Surety Co., The Clear- ing House Quarterly, Wilber Merc. Agency.
FORT WORTH, Tarrant Co.— Stephens & Miller, Western Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
GALVESTON, Galveston Co.— James B. & Charles J. Stubbs, 212 Twenty- second St. Refer to all the banks and business houses in Galveston.
SAN ANTONIO, Bexar Co.— Shook & Vander Hoeven (John R. Shook and T. T. Vander Hoeven), 228 W. Com- merce St.
WACO, McLennan Co. — Witt & Naman (Edgar E. Witt, Wilford W. Naman), 75 to 78 Provident Bldg. Refer to Central Texas National Bank, Sanger Bros., Goldstein & Migel, Waco Drug Company.
UTAH.
OGDEN, Weber Co.— E. A. Stratford, Stratford Collection and Reporting Co., 411 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Refers to Ogden State Bank.
SALT LAKE CITY, Salt Lake Co.— Booth, Lee & Badger (Hiram E. Booth, E. O. Lee and Carl A. Bad- ger), 162 So. Main st. Eefer to Na- tional Bank of Eepublic and Utah National Bank.
VERMONT.
BURLINGTON, Chittenden Co.— Eus- sell W. Taft, 176 College st. Eefera to Howard National Bank.
RUTLAND, Eutland Co.— Ernest H. O'Brien. Referee in Bankruptcy, Quinn Bldg. Refers to Fred S. Piatt, Clerk U. S. District Court; Hon. James L. Martin, Judge District Court for the District of Vermont.
VIRGINIA.
LYNCHBURG, Campbell Co.— Harrison & Long, Krise Bldg.
NEWPORT NEWS, Warwick Co.— William C. Stuart, First National Bk. Bldg. Refers to First Nat. Bk. and Judges of State and Federal Courts.
NORFOLK, Norfolk Co.— Jeffries. Wol- cott, Wolcott & Lankford (John L. Jeffries, Harry K. Wolcott, Edward W. Wolcott, Menalcus Lankford), Seaboard Bank Bldg. Refer to Na- tional Bank of Commerce, and any judge.
RICHMOND, Henrico Co.— H. W. Good- wyn, 1112 Main st. General practice. Thoroughly equipped offices for hand- ling collections.
ROANOKE, Roanoke Co.— A. E. King, Watt, Rettew & Clay Bldg.
CHICAGO LAW* DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE, King Co.— Hastings & Sted- man (H. H. A. Hastings, Livingston
B. Stedman) 64 Haller Bldg. Refer to American Surety Co. of N. Y. and Oregon Mortgage Co. of Portland, Oregon.
SPOKANE FALLS, Spokane Co.— Mer- ritt, Oswald & Merritt (J. W. Merritt, Seabury Merritt, Hugo E. Oswald), 1224 Old National Bank Bldg. Eefer to Traders National Bank, Old Na- tional Bank.
TACOMA, Pierce Co. — Eickabaugh & McElroy, National Bank of Com- merce Bldg.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CHARLESTON, Kanawha Co.— Brown,
Jackson & Knight. WHEELING, Ohio Co.— William E.
Krupp, 1226 Chapline st.
WISCONSIN.
GREEN BAY, Brown Co.— Greene, Fair- child, North, Parker & McGillan (George G. Greene, H. 0. Fairchild, Jerome E. North, Barton L. Parker, Jas. H. McGillan, John W. Gauerke), Kellogg Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Eefer ^o any bank or railroad company in city. Are attorneys for Kellogg Na- tional Bk. and Citizens National Bk.,
C, M. & St. P. Ey. Co., C. & N. W. Ev. Co., G. B. & W. Ey. Co., local
street car company and gas and elec- tric light company.
LA CROSSE, La Crosse Co.— McCon- nell & Schweizer (John E. McConnell and Chas. H. Schweizer), Batavian Bank Bldg.
MADISON. Dane Co.— Sanborn & Blake (John B. Sanborn and Chauncey E. Blake), Wisconsin Bldg.
MILWAUKEE, Milwaukee Co.— Miller. Mack & Pairchild (Benjamin K. Mil- ler, George P. Miller, Edwin S. Maek, Arthur W. Fairchild), 102 Wiscon- sin St.
OSHKOSH, Winnebago Co.— Bouck & Hilton (George Hilton, John F. Klu- wm, William C. Bouck and Edward J. Dempsey). Refer to Judge George W. Burnell, New German American Bank of Oshkosh; Edward M. Hyzer, Gen'l Counsel C. & N. W. Ry. Co., Chicago.
RACINE, Racine Co.— Palmer & Git- tings (Walter C, Palmer and Chris- topher C. Gittings), Mfrs. Bk. Bldg.
WYOMING.
CASPER, Natrona Co.— William O. Wilson. Practiced law in Chicago for ten years.
CHEYENNE, Laramie Co. — M. A. Kline, 507, 509 First Nat'l Bk Bldg. Refers to Hon. John H. Riner, Judge U. S. District Ct. and Hon. Chas. N. Potter, Chief Justice Supreme Ct., both of Cheyenne; A. D. Johnston, Cashier First Nat'l Bk. of Cheyenne.
CITY COURTS
City Courts have concurrent jurisdiction within the city, with the Circuit Courts^ in all civil and criminal cases (except treason and murder) and in appeals from Justices of the Peace residing within the city.
CITY COURT OF ALTON. JAMES E. DUNNEGAN, Judge. S. F. CONNOR, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF AURORA. E. M. MANGAN, Judge. EDWARD O. PETERSON, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF BEARDSTOWN. J. J. COOKE, Judge. JOHN LISTMANN, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF CANTON. HARRY G. MORAN, Judge. ERNEST HIPSLEY, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF CENTRALIA. A. D. RODENBERG, Judge. GUY C. LIVESAY, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF CHARLESTON. CHARLES A. SHUEY, Judge. A. C. SHRIVER, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF CHICAGO HEIGHTS. CHARLES H. BOWLES, Judge. EDWARD H. KIRGIS, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF DEKALB. JOHN A. DOWDALL, Judge. JOHN C. KILLIAN, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF DUQUOIN. BENJAMIN W. POPE, Judge. HARRY BARRETT, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF EAST ST. LOUIS. W. M. VANDERVENTER and WM. J. VEACH, Clerk.
ROBERT H. FLANNIGAN, Judges.
CITY COURT OF ELGIN. E. M. MANGAN, Judge. CHARLES S. MOTE, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF GRANITE CITY. J. M. BANDY, Judge. CHARLES RITCHIE, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF HARRISBURG. ALBERT E. SOMERS, Judge. CHARLES P. SKAGGS, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF HERRIN. ROBERT T. COOK, Judge. DAVID BAKER, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF KEWANEE. H. STERLING POMEROY, Judge. CHARLES L. RAWLEY, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF LITCHFIELD. PAUL McWILLIAMS, Judge. L. SALZMAN, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF MACOMB. DEAN FRANKLIN, Judge. WM. H. WILSON, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF MARION. WM. W. CLEMENS, Judge. HARRY HOLLAND, Clprk.
CITY COURT OF MATTOON. JOHN McNUTT, Judge. THOMAS M. LYTLE, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF PANA. JOSIAH P. HODGE, Judge. G. W. MARSLAND, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF STERLING. HENRY C. WARD, Judge. EARL L. HESS, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF SPRING VALLEY. WILLIAM HAWTHORNE, Judge. WM. H. BURNELL, Clerk.
CITY COURT OF ZION. V. V. BARNES, Judge. O. L. SPRECHER, Clerk.
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THE
Chicago Law Reporters Association
OFFICERS 1913
FRED H. GURTLER. WILLIAM C. MEYER, J. L. BENNETT,
President. Vice-President. Sec'y and Treas.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: TEIiEPHONES:
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
MARION H. DRAKE W. E. MeDERMUT 7th floor, Main 3034, 3634, 4877
J. L BENNETT CHARLES A. BOOS ^^'l- ^°°kV- ^\nn ^^^^' ^^'^^ ^"'^
F.H. GURTLER JAMES M. PURCELL, i^ranKlin luu
CHARLES SCATES A. M. GRIFFEN, ""'"p"'t'" f m7(I
WILLIAM C. MEYER. F. A. CARLSON Automatic 41-367
OFFICE OF SECRETARY, 1301 ASHLAND BLOCK.
Tel. Cent. 1470, Auto. 41-367.
MEMBE^RS
Bell, Frank E., & Co. Res. Tel. Irvlng Park 3197. 436 Stock Exch. Bldg. Tel. Main 2590, Auto. 32-092.
Bennett & Co.
1301-4 Ashland Blk., Tels. Cent. 5451 and 1470, Auto. 41-367. f;^
BettS) Bert E. Res. Tel. Rogers Park 1426. 1018 City Hall Square Bldg. Tel. Rand. 3836.
BinnSy ChaS. L. Res. Tel. Douglas 7568.
Suite 830 Chicago Opera House, Tel. Main 3298, Auto. 32-988.
Black, Mary E. Res. Tel. Hyde Park 2756. 919-920 New York Life Bldg. Tel. Rand. 4332.
Boher, A. L.
Room, 721-118 N. La Salle St., Tel. Main 3193.
Boos, ChaS. A. Res. Tel. Living Park 1611.
1301-4 Ashland Blk., Tels. Cent. 5451 and 1470, Auto. 41-367.
Briot, Charles H.
903-909 Monadnock Block. Tel. Harrison 626, Auto. 64-346.
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Butler, John A.
1301 Ashland Blk. Tels. Cent. 5451 and 1470, Auto. 41-367.
CdrlSOIli F. A. Res. Tel. Oak Park 3390.
748 First National Bank Bldg., Tel. Cent. 3567, Auto. 42-772.
Clsary, William J. Res. Tei. stewart 5494.
1408 Title & Trust Bldg. Tel. Cent. 5045, Auto. 48-472.
Conner, A. R. Res. Tel. Grac. 6403. 909 Ashland Blk., Tel. Cent. 6211, Auto. 41-425.
Crane, Iva L.
52 Borden Blk. Tel. Cent. 5309, Auto. 44-818.
Curry, C. Alison Res. Tel. Edgewater 8541. 1307-69 W. Washington St., Tel. Cent. 2499, Auto. 41-456.
Dawley, Charles P.
748 First National Bank Bldg., Tel. Cent. 3567, Auto. 42-772.
Dickerson, The Edna Co.
436 Stock Exchange Bldg. Tel. Main 2590, Auto. 32-092.
Dickinson, F. B. Res. Tel. Drexel 5036. 909 Ashland Blk., Tel. Cent. 6211, Auto. 41-425. '
Drake, Marion H.
130i-4 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 5451, Auto. 41-367.
Dundas & Carrier
69 W. Washington St., Room 706, Tel. Cent. 1638, Auto. 41-633. Res. Tel. Dundas, 5800 Seeley; Carrier, Rogers Park 2126.
EulaSS, E, A. Res. Tel. Hyde park 56I2. 909 Ashland Blk., Tel. Cent. 6211, Auto. 41-425.
Franklin, Miss E. M. Res. Tel. Ravenswood 3161. 652 Federal Bldg. Tel. Harrison 3013.
Fuller & MeanOr Res. Tel. Evanston 2063.
903 Straus Bldg. Tel. Franklin 1493, Auto. 34-752.
Gray, Abbott & Williston
516 Reaper Block, Tel. Ran. 420, Auto. 42-682.
Griff en Bros. Res. Tei. seeiey 5099.
1301-4 Ashland Blk. Tel Cent. 5451, Cent. 1470, Auto. 41-367.
Gurtler, Lockwood & Johnson Rogfr?pIrk 4339
1018 City Hall Square Bldg. Tel. Ran. 3996, Auto. 47-242.
Harnden Harry A. Res. Tei. Gien EHyn 103-R.
1301-4 Ashland Blk., Tel. Cent. 5451, Cent. 1470, Auto. 41-367.
Harte, Grace H. Res. Xel. Lincoln eioe. 709-710 167 W. Washington St. Tel. Main 3792 Franklin 541, Auto. 34-075.
Hawkins, C. A. Res. Tei. Wentworth 8371. 510 Corn Exchange Bank Bldg. Tel. Franklin 230.
HealiOn, Anne Res. Tei. Midway 2713
1301 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 1470 and 5451, Auto. 41-367.
Hipp, Charles H. Res. Tei. Morgan Park 1538. 436 Stock Exchange Bldg. Tel. Main 2590, Auto. 32-092.
Holmes, Kate S. Res. Tei. Hyde park 2113. 462-3 Monadnock Blk., Tel. Harrison 3656, Auto. 68-254.
Hopkins, A. M. Res. Tei. 490 Y-1 Wheaton. 411 Ashland Blk. Tel. Ran. 458, Auto. 41-444.
JaCObSOn, Emma Res. Tei. Drexel 7995.
1301 Ashland Blk., Tel. Cent. 5451 and 1470, Auto. 41-367.
Johnson, George C. Res. Tei. Edgewater 5044. 1125-27 Stock Exchange Bldg. Tel. Main 2849.
LaWSOn, D. A. Res. Tei. Midway 2199. 909 Ashland Blk., Tel. Cent. 6211, Auto. 41-425.
Lee, Harry F. Res. Tei. Normal 3426. 516 Reaper Blk. Tel. Ran. 420, Auto. 42-682.
Leonard, G. Russell Res. Tei. Hyde park 2961. 729-33 Chicago Opera House. Tel. Main 32 and Frank. 2825, Auto. 32-422.
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Le Wald, Tula C. Res. Xel. Midway 1672. 642 Otis Bldg. Tel. Franklin 3445, Auto. 31-482.
Linn, Charles R. Res. Tel. Norwood Park 514. 748 First Nat. Bk. Tel. Cent. 3567, Auto. 42-772.
Luther ) Manton H. Res. Tei. Douglas 7100.
1010 Chicago Opera House, Tel. Main 2426, Auto. 31-689.
Lynch, Margaret A. Tei. cent. 5332, Auto. 43-306.
1340 Unity Bldg. Res. Tel. North 3510.
McCOnnell, Richard S. Res. Tei. Edgewater 7124. 748 First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Tel. Cent. 3567, Auto. 42-772.
Malarkey, Jeannette Res. Tei. Normal 5896.
1105 Tacoma Bldg., Tel. Main 4846, Auto. 31-903.
Meyer, Minnie M. Res. Tei. Oraceland 10-437. 812 Ashland Blk. Tel. Ran. 882, Auto. 43-503.
Meyer, William C. Res. Tei. North 5663.
1301-4 Ashland Blk., Tels. Cent. 5451 and 1470, Auto. 41-367.
Morgan, Samuel M. Res. Tei. Hyde park 5663. 1301-4 Ashland Blk., Tels. Cent. 5451 and 1470, Auto. 41-367.
Neville, Mrs. Helen T. Res. Tei, can omce.
1301-4 Ashland Blk., Tels. Cent. 5451 and 1470, Auto. 41-367.
Paddock, DoddS Co. Res. Tei. Edgewater 3412. 422 Reaper Blk., Tel. Cent. 4998, Auto. 42-681.
Phillips, Edgar N. Res. Tei. Edison 522. 516 Reaper Blk. Tel. Ran. 420, Auto. 42-682.
PUrCell, James M. Res. Tei. Kedzle 7221. 729 First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Tel. Ran. 2757, Auto. 42-774.
Rankin, Alice M. Res. Tei. Downers Grove 158-J-l.
1225 First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Tel. Cent. 5908, Auto. 42-777.
Runnels, Bettie Res. Tei. Ravenswood 1091.
1806 Commercial Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tel. Cent. 1216, Auto. 62-873.
Satterlee, Neil Res. Tel. Lmcoln 2178.
Suite 830 Chi. Opera House, Tel. Main 3298, Auto. 32-988.
SCdteS) Charles Res. Tel. Lake View 1479.
3008-12 Chi. Opera House. Tel. Main 2426, Auto. 31-689.
Sebastian, Frank E. Res. Tel. Normal 9064. 1301 Ashland Blk., Tel. Cent. 5451, Auto. 41-367.
Shinn, Anna I. Res. Tel. Drexel 429. 913 Ashland Blk. Tel. Ran. 4311, Cent. 2656.
Siddall, Frances M. Res. Tel. Hyde Park 1590. 729 Chi. Opera House. Tel. Main 32, Auto. 32-422.
Snyder, William J. Res. Tel. May wood 97. 1305 Ashland Block, Tel. Randolph 1366.
Squibb, Frederic J. Res. Tel. Lake view 3232. 748 First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Tel. Cent. 3567, Auto. 42-772.
Stephens, F. H. Res. Tel. Rogers Park 3147.
1301-4 Ashland Blk., Tels. Cent. 5451 and 1470, Auto. 41-367.
StOCkert, Edward G. Res. Tel. Edison Park 2004.
1301 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 5451 and 1470, Auto. 41-367.
Sweig, Edward W. Res. Tel. Oak park 2I65. 516 Reaper Blk., Tel. Ran. 420, Auto. 42-682.
Taylor, Dr. G. G. Res. Tel. Maywood 835-R.
909 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 6211, Auto. 41-425.
Taylor, Lyle D. Res. Tel. Evanston 1052. 909 Ashland Blk., Tel. Cent. 6211, Auto. 41-425.
Umlauf, Lewis Ceasy Res. Tei. Diversey 9419.
436 Stock Exchange Bldg. Tel. Main 2590, Auto. 32-092.
Vance, T. G. Tel. Auto. 34-075.
709-10 167 W. Washington St. Tel. Main 3792, Frank. 541.
Weiner, I. H. Res. Tel. Normal 1911.
1520 Ft. Dearborn Bldg. Tel. Cent. 4613 and 1042, Auto. 53-458.
White, Raymond M. Res. Tel. Hyde Park 2461. 1408 Title & Trust Bldg. Tel. Cent. 5045, Auto. 48-472.
Wicklin, Florence Res. Tei. Lmcoin 5493
462 Monadnock Blk., Tel. Harrison 3656, Auto. 68-254.
Williams, Geo. H. Res. Tel. mnsdale 369.
167 W. Washington St., Room 802. Tel. Frank. 2785, Auto. 32-382.
Wyman, Richard H. Res. Tei. Evanston 291.
1301 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 5451 and 1470. Auto. 41-367.
YOUker, Claude W. Res. Tei. River Forest 4I67-M.I. 729 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. Ran. 2757, Auto. 42-774.
General Court Reporters
Anderson, Violette N. Res. Tei. Douglas 3183. Room 18-143 N. Dearborn St. Tel. Ran. 4758, Auto. 48-428.
Garrett, Susie Res. Tei. Doug. 1328.
1109 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 2054, Auto. 48-866.
Harker, Frank M. Res. Tei. wnmette 1242.
903 Straus Bldg. Tel. Franklin 1493, Auto. 34-752.
LeClair, Lea Res. Tei. Orexel 3175. 1226 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Tel. Cent. 6329.
Maris, Emma J.
621 Oxford Bldg. Tel. Main 3179, Auto. 33-710.
Palmer, ChaS. G. Res. Tei. Rogers Park 3088. 602 Strauss Bldg., 6 N. Clark St. Tel. Frank. 2159.
Pettit, Frank W.
609 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 4745, Auto. 41-760.
DANIEL E. DEVLIN, President T. G. VANCE, Secretary,
E. C. ELSON, Vice-President FRANK A. TECHTIVIAN, Rec. Secretary
Chicago Court Reporters' Federation
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEIVIBERSHIP COIVIMITTEE
^^E^I^cS^rut j'at^A^Sr No. 14171 Minnie M.Meyer H.Y.Harrison
A. M. Griffen Daniel E. Devlin S. M. Atlcins Harry L. Edwards
T, G. Vance J. B. Knoblocl<
GRIEVANCE COMIVIITTEE Iva L. Crane, A. De Elton Peterson, Rollo M. Cole, Robert McKendry, Harry F. Lea.
Office of Secretary, Suite 709, 167 West Washington St.
Tel. Main 3792, Franklin 541. Auto. 34-075 CHICAGO, ILL.
Abbott, J ainCS (Gray, Abbott & Williston.)
516 Reaper Blk., Tel. Rand. 420, Auto. 42-682.
Allen, E. M. Res. Tel. Oakland 5617.
60-68 W. Washington St. Tel. Ran. 3038 and 4202, Auto. 41-917.
Atkins, S. M. Res. Tel. Belmont 8941.
60-68 W. Washington St. Tel. Cent. 3038 and 4202, Auto. 41-917.
Bdrnet, H, E. Res. Dearborn 713.
724 Chicago Opera House. Tel. Frank. 2187.
Brady, Murray J. Res. Tel. Douglas 3632. 830 Chicago Opera House. Tel. Main 3298, Auto. 32-988.
Bristol, Julia M.
1263 Monadnock Blk. Tel. Harrison 3296.
BurkeSS, Jos. J. Res. Tel. Ran. 2976.
710-167 W. Washington St. Tel. Main 3792, Franklin 541. Auto. 34-075.
Butler's Court Reporting Agency
Res. Tel. North 5655. 1613 Ashland Blk. Tel. Rand. 5004, Auto. 41-760.
Campbell, Mrs. J. G. Res. Tel. Morgan park 1921. 518-19 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 1458.
Cole, Rollo M. Res. Tel. Graceland 8456.
60-68 W. Washington St. Tel. Ran. 3038 and 4202, Auto. 41-917.
Copeland, Wm. F.
830 Chicago Opera House. Tel. Main 3298, Auto. 32-988.
COrbin, Homer B, Tel. Res. Lake view 5187. 410-411 Ashland Blk., Tel. Ran. 458, Auto. 41-444.
Devlin & Roberts
523 Reaper Blk. Tel. Cent. 6952 and 6954, Auto. 41-927. Devlin, Res. Tel. Went. 4465; Roberts, Res. Tel. Hyde Park 2244.
Edwards, Harry L.
802-167 W. Washington St. Tel. Frank. 2785, Auto. 32-382.
ElSOn, Elbert C. Res. Tel. Ravenswood 4512. 830 Chicago Opera House. Tel. Main 3298, Auto 32-988.
Elvert, Martha Res. Tel. Oakland 1106.
437-44 Stock Ex. Bldg., Tels. Main 3618, 3619, Auto. 31-739.
Feldkatnp, B. J. Tei. Auto. 34-075.
710-167 W. Washington St. Tel. Main 3792, Franklin 541.
Ferguson, F. S. Res. Tel. Dearbom 503. 710-167 W. Washington St. Tel. Main 3792, Frank. 541, Tel. Auto. 34-075.
Greene, Sophia Res. Tei. caiumet 2936.
710-167 W. Washington St. Tel. Main 3792. Frank. 451, Auto. 34-075.
Hanson, A.M. Res. Tei. Drexel 2314. 609 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 4466.
Harrison, Harry Y.
60-68 W. Washington St. Tel. Ran. 3038 and 4202, Auto. 41-917.
Harte, Grace H. Res. Tei. Lincoln 6106.
710-167 W. Washington St. Tel. Main 3792, Frank. 541, Auto. 34-075.
HoUinger, Jos. W. Res. Tei. Oraceland 9120. 506 Ashland Blk. Tel. Ran. 2526 and 2340, Auto. 44-252.
JaCObSOn, Fannie Res. Tei Midway 3304.
710-167 W. Washington St. Tel. Franklin 2910, Auto. 34-075.
KnOblOCk, James B. Res Tei Belmont 6349.
60-68 W. Washin^on St. Tel. Ran. 3038 and 4202, Auto. 41-917.
Lehnhardt, Paul Jr. Res. Tei. Beimont 7304.
60-68 W. Washington St. Tel. Ran. 3038, 4202, Auto. 41-917.
Lindsay, Willard C. Res. Tel. Dlversey 8346. 506 Ashland Blk. Tel. Ran. 2526 and Ran. 2340, Auto. 44-252.
McDermUt, W. E. Res. Tel. Midway 3143. 729 First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Tel. Ran. 2757, Auto. 42-774.
McKendry, Robert & Co. Res. Tel Edgewater5173. 60-68 W. Washington St. Tel. Ran. 3038 and 4202, Auto. 41-917.
Maclaskey & Maclaskey
1207 City Hall Square Bldg. Tel. Cent. 3660, Auto. 41-808.
MacLean, Isabel Res. Tel. Ravenswood 3401. 609 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 4466.
Meyer, Nellie C. Res. Tel. Graceland 10437. 812 Ashland Blk. Tel. Rand. 882, Auto. 43-503.
Mitchell, Wm. J. Res. Tel. Stewart 3620. 516 Reaper Blk. Tel. Ran. 420, Auto. 42-682.
Morgan, Frank H. Res. Tel. Kenwood 1700. 1610 Ashland Blk. Tel. Ran. 1590.
Morse, Lowry H. Tei. Auto. 34-075.
710-167 W. Washington St. Main 3792, Frank. 541.
Norton, Alex. A. Res. Tei. Graceland 47. 411 Ashland Blk. Tel. Ran. 458, Auto. 41-444.
Norton, Harry W. Res Tei North 5414
60-68 W. Washington St. Tel. Ran. 3038, 4202, Auto. 41-917.
Peterson, A. De Elton Res. Tei. Lake view 2939.
410-411 Ashland Blk. Tel. Ran. 458, Auto. 41-444.
Pierce, William HenryRes. Tei winnetka509 w.
1601 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 4934, Auto. 44-670.
ScateS, Charles Res. Tei. Lake View 1479. 1008-10 Chi. Opera House. Tel. Main 2426, Auto. 31-689.
Schroeder, Anna C.
1609 Ashland Blk. Tel. Cent. 425.
SchUeler, Oscar Res. Tei. Ravenswood 5114. 516 Reaper Blk. Tel. Rand. 420, Auto. 42-682.
SOUthWOrth, F. W. Res. Tel. North 2471.
710-167 W. Washington St. Tel. Main 3792, Frank. 541, Auto. 34-075.
Techtman, Frank A.
60-68 W. Washington St. Tel. Ran. 3038 and 4202, Auto. 41-917.
Vance, T. G. Auto. 34-075.
709-10-167 W. Washington St. Tel. Main 3792, Franklin 541.
Weltman, Edward Res. Tel. Lincoln 6839. 410-11 Ashland Blk. Tel. Ran. 458, Auto 41-444.
Winchell, M. R.
805 Unity Bldg. Tel. Cent. 1610.
Young, Edwin C. Res. Tel. west 4929. 63-154 W. Randolph St. Tel. Franklin 3479.
Tel. Central 1761 Auto. 44-222 NOTARY PUBLIC
Linc^iJlU EDNA HERRON
Operator
oTs't^nSirwo'r'"'' 1114 UNITY BUILDING, CHICAGO
Lucille Ruth Verhoeven
COURT REPORTER 505 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Chicago
Phones: Main 1609 Main 1450 Dolton 402
Miss E. L. Renaud
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHIC OFFICE
special Facilities for Prompt Handling of Typewritinfi in Large Quantities REPORTING - - DEPOSITIONS - - MIMEOGRAPHING
AIVJ.V-V2I 708 New York Life Building
Phones: Central 4556 M Q ^Velr
Central 59 Central 455 Auto. 58-297
COURT REPORTER
413-15 Fort Dearborn Building
Rand. 458 Auto. 41-444 Rand. 459
Fitzgerald & Bingham
Court and General Reporters
410-411 ASHLAND BLOCK
GEORGE F. FITZGERALD HENRY BINGHAM
Hyde Park 6443 Hyde Park 2929
Katherine Davitt & Katharine Cerlach
1016 First National Bank Building
GENERAL AND PATENT
LAW STENOGRAPHERS AND REPORTERS
Depositions. Patent Testimony. Telephone: Randolph 5103
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Phones: |
Franklin 2785 Todd COURT |
Mason REPORTER |
Auto. |
32-382 |
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Room 802, 167 W |
. Washington |
Street |
Carrie S. Tuttle
COURT AND GENERAL STENOGRAPHER
1313 Fort Dearborn Building
Notary Telephones— Randolph 226, 227, 228 CHICAGO
Franklin 2187
Law Reporting Co. of Chicago
32 NORTH CLARK STREET
Phones: Franklin 2188; Graceland 558
Edward J. Walsli
COURT REPORTING
Suite 724 Chicago Opera House Block
Masters in Chancery
CIRCUIT COURT Ball, Farlin H.
808, 809 Title & Trust Bldg-. Tel. Cent. 1406.
Brickwood, Albert W.
1201-1202 Rector Bldg., Tel. Cent. 2878.
Browning, Granville W.
1210 Hartford Bldg., Tel. Cent. 976, Auto. 41-811.
Condee, Ralph W.
1222 First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Tel. Cent. 876, Auto. 44-043.
Doyle, William A.
1206-9 First Nat. Bk. Bldg., Tel. Cent. 810, Auto. 44-051.
Ellis, John W.
1107-8 Chicago Title & Trust Bldg., Tel. Ran. 872, Auto 41-453.
Folsom, Richard S.
1822 Commercial Nat. Bk. Bldg., Tel. Cent. 348 and 3981.
Jamieson, Stillman B.
Suite 1506 Ashland Blk., Tel. Cent. 1607, Auto. 44-597.
Mason, Roswell B.
1010 Marquette Bldg., Tel. Cent. 6116, Auto. 62-230.
Rogers, Geo. Mills
1310-1314 Chi. Title & Trust Bldg., Tel. Cent. 2643, Auto. 42-434
Sass, Frederick
.*rr414 Ft. Dearborn Bldg., Tel. Cent. 6646, Auto. 58-301.
,'Sullivan, Dennis W.
421 The Temple, 108 S. La Salle St., Tel. Main 3910,
Wait, Horatio L.
1201 Chicago Stock Exchange, Tel. Main 133.
Zeisler, Sigmund
906 Straus Bldg., Tel. Franklin 3230, Auto. 31-670.
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Masters in Chancery
SUPERIOR COURT Doyle, Leo J.
534 First Nat. Bank Bldg., Tel. Ran. 4701 and 4702, Auto. 41-587.
Dunne, Jr., Edward F.
1103-4 City Hall Square Bldg., Tel Cent. 4296, Auto. 44-003.
Ennis, James I.
1334-40 Stock Exchange Bldg. Tel. Main 4341.
Hamlin, Frank
611 Portland Blk., Tel. Cent. 1717.
Hummer, John S.
710 Title & Trust Bldg., Tel. Cent. 592, Auto. 43-093.
Humphrey, Wirt E.
1311 Ashland Blk., Tel. Main 4221,
Isaacs, Martin J.
1023 Home Ins. Bldg., Tel. Cent. 6144.
Maher, Michael E.
1420 Unity Bldg., Tel. Ran. 367, Auto. 44-501.
Mason, Charles T.
503 Chamber of Commerce, Tel. Main 2885.
Matchett, David F.
913-19 Fort Dearborn Bldg., Tel. Ran. 5256, Auto. 51-916.
O'Donnell, James V.
420 Reaper Blk., Tel. Cent. 4998, Auto. 41-424.
Pollack, Sidney S.
1524 First Nat. Bank Bldg., Tel, Cent. 727, Auto. 44-035.
Masters Continued on Next Page
Masters in Chancery
SUPERIOR COURT Stillwell, Charles C.
1903-4 City Hall Square Bldg., Tel. Cent. 4339.
Trainor, Charles J.
506 Ashland Blk., Tel. Ran. 2340, Auto. 44-252.
Turnock, James
Room 405-35 N. Dearborn St., Tel. Han. 2919, Auto. 48-370.
Weissenbach, Joseph
1630 Tribune Bldg., Tel. Ran. 1806.
Williams, C. Arch
1012 Rector Bldg., Tel. Ran. 6166.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT Morrison, Charles B.
652 rederal Bldg., Tel. Harrison 3013.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR Bishop, James F.
1005-8 City Hall Square Bldg., Tel. Ran. 7445.
PUBLIC GUARDIAN
Carlin, Nellie
817-27 Unity Bldg., Tel. Cent. 3640 and 3277.
DIARY AND COURT CALENDAR
Monday, June 2, 1913
Superior, Probiite, Criminal and U. S. District Courts — First day of June term. U. S. District Court — Rule day in chancery and admiralty.
Tuesday, June 3, 1913
Illinois Supreme Court — First day of June term. U. S. District Court — Default day in chancery and admiralty.
Wednesday, June 4, 1913
Superior Court — Default day.
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Thursday, June 5, 1913
Friday, June 6, 1913
C'lrcnlt Court — Last day of service and to file narr. to June term.
Saturday, June 7, 1913
Circuit Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to May term.
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Monday, June 9, 1913
L^'^ ^ CL
Comity Couri—-! list ilay of Ji.ne term.
Tuesday, June 10, 1913
Wednesday, June 11, 1913
County Court — Default day.
Thursday, June 12, 1913
Friday, June 13, 1913
Saturday, June 14, 1913
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Monday, June 16, 1913
circuit Court — First day of June term.
Tuesday, June 17, 1913
U. S. District Court — Last day of service in chancery to July term.
Wednesday, June 18, 1913
circuit Court — Default day.
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Thursday, June 19, 1913
Friday, June 20, 1913
Saturday, June 21, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to June term.
172
Monday, June 23, 1913
Probate Court — Call of claim docket. Last day to publish adjudication notices to the August term.
Tuesday, June 24, 1913
Wednesday, June 25, 1913
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Thursday, June 26, 1913
Friday, June 27, 1913
Sopertor and U. S. District Courts — Last day of service and to file narr. to
July term,
Saturday, June 28, 1913
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Monday June 30, 1913
Tuesday, July 1, 1913
Wednesday, July 2, 1913
Thursday, July 3, 1913
Friday, July 4, 1913
Legal Holiday — Independence Day. Connty Court — Last day to serve summons and file narr. to July term.
Saturday, July 5, 1913
circuit Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to June term.
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Monday, July 7, 1913
Saperlor, Probate, Criminal and U. s. District Conrts — First day of July teiin U. S. District Court — Rule day in cliancery and admiralty.
Tuesday, July 8, 1913
U. S. District Court — Default day in chancery and admiralty.
Wednesday, July 9, 1913
Superior Court — Default day.
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Thursday, July 10, 1913
U. S. District Court — Default day in law.
Friday, July 11, 1913
Circuit Court — Last day of service and to file narr. to the July term.
Saturday, July 12, 1913
Monday, July 14, 1913
County Conrt — First day of July term.
Tuesday, July 15, 1913
II. S. District Court — Last day of service in chancery to August term
Wednesday, July 16, 1913
County Court — Default day.
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Thursday, July 17, 1913
Friday, July 18, 1913
Saturday, July 19, 1913
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180
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Monday, July 21, 1913
circuit Court — First day of July term. Probate Court — Last day to publish adjudication notices to the September term.
Tuesday, July 22, 1913
Wednesday, July 23, 1913
Circuit Court — Default day.
Thursday, July 24, 1913
Friday, July 25, 1913
Saperior Court — Last day of service and to file narr. to August term
Saturday, July 26, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to plead after appearance in Chancery to July term.
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Monday, July 28, 1913
Tuesday, July 29, 1913
Wednesday, July 30, 1913
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Thursday, July 31, 1913
Friday, August 1, 1913
I County Court — Last day of service and file narr, to August term.
Saturday, August 2, 1913
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Monday, August 4, 1913
Superior, Probate, Criminal and U. S. District Courts — First day of August term. U. S. District Court — Rule day in chancery and admiralty.
Tuesday, August 5, 1913
U. S. District Court — Default day in admiralty and chaHcery.
Wednesday, August 6, 1913
Superior Court — Default day.
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Thursday, August 7, 1913
Friday, August 8, 1913
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Saturday, August 9, 1913
Circuit Court — Last day to t)lead after appearance in cliatitery to July term.
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Monday, August 11, 1913
County Court — First day of August term.
Tuesday, August 12, 1913
U. S. District Court — Last day of service in chancery to the September term.
Wednesday, August 13, 1913
County Court — Default day.
187
Thursday, August 14, 1913
Friday, August 15, 1913
Saturday, August 16, 1913
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Monday, August 18, 1913
Circuit Court — First day of August term.
Tuesday, August 19, 1913
Wednesday, August 20, 1913
ClrcuH Court — Default day.
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189
Counsel may obtain copies of Foreign Corporation Laws and general in- formation regarding organizing and qualifying corporations on request. Cent. 460S. THE CORPORATION TRUST COMPANY. a«*«- ^i-'os.
Thursday, August 21, 1913
Friday, August 22, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to serve summons and file narr. to the September term.
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Saturday, August 23, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to August term.
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Monday, August 25, 1913
Probate Court — Last day to publish adjudication notices to the October term in Daily Law Bulletin.
Tuesday, August 26, 1913
Wednesday, August 27, 1913
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Thursday, August 28, 1913
Friday, August 29, 1913
County Court — Last day of service and to file narr. to September term.
Saturday, August 30, 1913
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192
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Monday, September 1, 1913
Labor Day — Legal Holiday.
IT. S. District Court — Rule day In chancery and admiralty.
Superior, Probate, Criminal and U. S. District Courts — First day of September
term.
Tuesday, September 2, 1913
U. S. District Court — Default day in chancery and admiralty.
Wednesday, September 3, 1913
Superior Court — Default day.
193
Thursday, September 4, 1913
Friday, September 5, 1913
Circuit Court — Last day of service to the September term.
Saturday, September 6, 1913
Circuit Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to the August
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Monday, September 8, 1913
County Court — First day of September term.
Tuesday, September 9, 1913
Wednesday, September 10, 1913
County Court — Default day.
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Thursday, September 11, 1913
Friday, September, 12, 1913
Saturday, September 13, 1913
196
Monday, September 15, 1913
circuit Court — First day of September term.
Tuesday, September 16, 1913
U. S. District Court — Last day of service In chancery to October term.
Wednesday, September 17, 1913
circuit Court — Default day.
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Thursday, September 18, 1913
Friday, September 19, 1913
Saturday, September 20, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to September
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J9p
Counsel may obtain copies of Foreign Corporation Laws and general in- formation regarding organizing and qualifying corporations on request. Cent. 4608. THE CORPORATION TRUST COMPANY. a«*«- sisos.
Monday, September 22, 1913
Probate Court — Call of claim docket. Last day to publish adjudication notices to November term in Daily Law Bulletin.
Tuesday, September 23, 1913
Wednesday, September 24, 1913
Thursday, September 25, 1913
Friday, September 26, 1913
Superior and U. S. District Courts — Last day of service and to file narr. to the October term.
Saturday, September 27, 1913
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Monday, September 29, 1913
Tuesday, September 30, 1913
Wednesday, October 1, 1913
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Thursday, October 2, 1913
Friday, October 3, 1913
County Court — Last day to serve summons and file narr. to October term.
Saturday, October 4, 1913
Circuit Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to September term.
Monday, October 6, 1913
Superior, Probate, Criminal and U. S. District Courts — First day of October term. U. S. District Court — Rule day in chancery and admiralty.
Tuesday, October 7, 1913
Illinois Supreme, Appellate and TJ. S. Circuit Court of Appeals — First day of
October term.
U. S. District Court — Default day in chancery and adrdiralty.
Wednesday, October 8, 1913
Superior Court — Default day.
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Thursday, October 9, 1913
U. S. District Court — Default day In law.
Friday, October 10, 1913
Circuit Court — Last day of service and to file narr. to October term.
Saturday, October 11, 1913
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Monday, October 13, 1913
County Court — First day of October term. U. S. Supreme Court — First day of term.
Tuesday, October 14, 1913
U. S. District Court — Last day of service in chancery to the November term.
Wednesday, October 15, 1913
Connty Court — Default day.
205
Thursday, October 16, 1913
Friday, October 17, 1913
Saturday, October 18, 1913
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Monday, October 20, 1913
Probate Court — Last day to publish adjudication notices to December term in
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Circuit Court — First day of October term.
Tuesday, October 21, 1913
Wednesday, October 22, 1913
Circuit Court — Default day.
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Thursday, October 23, 1913
Friday, October 24, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to serve summons and file narr. to the November term.
Saturday, October 25, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to October term.
208
Monday, October 27, 1913
Probate Court — Call of claim docket.
Tuesday, October 28, 1913
Wednesday, October 29, 1913
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Thursday, October 30, 1913
Friday, October 31, 1913
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Saturday, November 1, 1913
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Monday, November 3, 1913
U. S. District Court — Rule day in chancery and admiralty. Superior, Probate and Criminal Courts — First day of the November term.
Tuesday, November 4, 1913
U. S. District Court — Default day in chancery and admiralty.
Wednesday, November 5, 1913
Superior Court — Default day.
Thursday, November 6, 1913
Friday, November 7, 1913
Circuit Court — Last day to serve summons and file narr. to the November term.
Saturday, November 8, 1913
circuit Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to the Octol)er
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Monday, November 10, 1913
County Court — First day of the November term.
Tuesday, November 11, 1913
U. S. District Court — Last day of service in chancery to the December term.
Wednesday, November 12, 1913
County Court — Default day.
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Thursday, November 13, 1913
Friday, November 14, 1913
Saturday, November 15, 1913
214
Monday, November 17, 1913
Circuit Court — First day of the November term.
Tuesday, November 18, 1913
Wednesday, November 19, 1913
Circuit Court — Default day.
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Thursday, November 20, 1913
Friday, November 21, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to serve summons and file narr. to the December term.
Saturday, November 22, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to the November
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Monday, November 24, 1913
Probate Court — Call of claim docket. Last day to publish adjudication notices to the January term in the Daily Law Bulletin.
Tuesday, November 25, 1913
Wednesday, November 26, 1913
Thursday, November 27, 1913
Tlianksglvlngr Day — Legal Holiday.
Friday, November 28, 1913
County Court — Last day to serve summons and file narr. to the December term.
Saturday, November 29, 1913
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Monday, December 1, 1913
Superior, Probate aud Criminal Courts — First day of the December term. U. S. District Court — Rule day in chancery and admiralty.
Tuesday, December 2, 1913
U. S. District Court — Default day in chancery and admiralty. Illinois Supreme Court — First day of the December term.
Wednesday, December 3, 1913
Superior Court — Default day.
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Thursday, December 4, 1913
Friday, December 5, 1913
circuit and U. S. District Courts — Last day to serve summons and file narr. to the December term.
Saturday, December 6, 1913
Circuit Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to the November
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220
Monday, December 8, 1913
County Conrt — First day of December term.
Tuesday, December 9, 1913
Wednesday, December 10, 1913
County Court — Default day.
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Monday, December 15, 1913
Circuit and U. S. District Courts — First day of the December term.
Tuesday, December 16, 1913
U, S. District Court — Last day of service in cliancery to January term.
Wednesday, December 17, 1913
Circuit Court — Default day.
Thursday, December 18, 1913
U. S. District Court — Default day in law.
Friday, December 19, 1913
Saturday, December 20, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to the Decemlur
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Monday, December 22, 1913
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Tuesday, December 23, 1913
Wednesday, December 24, 1913
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Thursday, December 25, 1913
Cliristmns Day — Legal Holiday.
Friday, December 26, 1913
Superior Court — Last day to serve summons and file narr. to the January term.
Saturday, December 27, 1913
Monday, December 29, 1913
Tuesday, December 30, 1913
Wednesday, December 31, 1913
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Thursday, January 1, 1914
IVew Vcars Day — Legal Holiday.
Friday, January 2, 1914
circuit Court — Last day to serve summons and to file nai-r. to the January term.
Saturday, January 3, 1914
circuit Court — Last day to plead after appearance in uliancery lo the December
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Monday, January 5, 1914
Superior, Probate and Criminal Courts — First day of January term. U. S. District Court — Rule day in chancery and admiralty.
Tuesday, January 6, 1914
U. S, Circuit Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit — First day of January session. U. S. District Court — Default day in chancery and admiralty.
Wednesday, January 7, 1914
Superior Court — Default day.
Thursday, January 8, 1914
Friday, January 9, 1914
Circuit Court — Last day of service and to file narr. to February term.
Saturday, January 10, 1914
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Monday, January 12, 1914
Couuty Court — first day of the January term.
Tuesday, January 13, 1914
U. S. District Court — Last day of service in cliancery to the February term.
Wednesday, January 14, 1914
Couuty Court — Default day.
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Thursday, January 15, 1914
Friday, January 16, 1914
Saturday, January 17, 1914
Monday, January 19, 1914
Probate Court — Last day to publish adjudication notices to the March term in
the Daily Law Bulletin.
Circuit Court — First day of the January term.
Tuesday, January 20, 1914
Wednesday, January 21, 1914
Circuit Court — Default cPay,
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Thursday, January 22, 1914
Friday, January 23, 1914
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Saturday, January 24, 1914
Superior Court — Last day to plead after appearance in chancery to the January
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Probate Court — Call of claim Docket.
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Tuesday, April 21, 1914
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circuit Court — Default day.
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Rules of Practice
Supreme Court of Illinois.
IN FORCE MARCH 1, 1911
Records of Trial Courts— How Pre- pared.
Rule 1. The authenticated copy of the record of the judgment, order or decree of the trial court, to be filed in this court on appeal or error, or in return to a writ of error or certiorari, shall contain, in chronological order, copies of — first, the process and service ; second, the plead- ings; third, the verdict in jury trials; fourth, the judgment or decree of the court ; fifth, all orders in the cause ; sixth, the bill of exceptions, or, in chancery cases, all depositions, the master's report and certificate of evidence, if any ; sev- enth, the appeal bond, in cases of appeal. But in civil cases a party or his attorney may, by praecipe, direct what files of the cause shall be included in the transcript, and in such case, if the transcript shall be insufficient to fully and fairly present the questions involved, the requisite por- tion shall be applied at his cost, and if unnecessarily voluminous, he shall pay the cost of unnecessary mat- ter. In cases removed from the Ap- pellate Court there shall be added a tran- script of the proceedings in such court. In no case shall the clerk insert in any transcript any matter not a part of the record, and the clerk of this court shall not tax as costs any matter so inserted contrary to rule. Supersedeas— Manner of Applying For— Bond. Rule 2. If a supersedeas shall be ap- plied for, the transcript of the record on which the application is made must be complete, and so certified by the clerk of the court below; or, in civil cases, there shall be attached to the transcript a cer- tificate of the judge who heard the cause below, that the transcript contains all of the record necessary to a full and fair presentation of the errors complained of; and the requisite bond must be entered Into and filed in the office of the clerk of this court according to law, with the assignment of errors written on or ap- pended to the record. And on every ap- plication for a supersedeas, an abstract of the record, with a brief containing the points and authorities relied upon, and pointing specifically to those portions of the record upon which the alleged errors arose, shall be presented, with the record, to the court or judge to whom the applica- tion is made. Every such application must be accompanied by a proper affidavit of some credible person, showing the suf- ficiency of the proffered bail or bond.
Rule 3. Whenever a bond is executed by an attorney in fact, the clerk shall require the original power of attorney to be filed in his office, unless it shall ap- pear that the power of attorney con-
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tains other powers than the mere power to execute the bond in question, in which case the original power of attorney shall be presented to the clerk and a true copy thereof filed, certified by the clerk to be a true copy of the original.
Rule 4. "When a writ of error shall be made a supersedeas, the clerk shall endorse upon said writ the following words : "This writ of error is made a supersedeas, and is to be obeyed accord- ingly," and he shall thereupon file the writ of error, with the transcript of the record, in his office. Said transcript shall be taken and considered as a due return to said writ, and thereupon it shall be the clerk's duty to issue a certificate in substance as follows:
State of Illinois, _„
Office of Clerk of Supreme Court. /^^'
I do hereby certify that a writ of er- ror has issued from this court for the re- versal of a [judgment or decree] ob- tained by vs , in the
court of , at the
term, A. D. 19.., in a certain action of
, which writ of error is made a
supersedeas, and is to operate as a sus- pension of the execution of the [judgment or decree] and, as such, is to be obeyed by all concerned. Given under my hand and the seal of the Supreme Court, at
Springfield, this day of
A. D. 19. .
Cierk. Writs of Error— Process.
Rule 5. Writs of error shall be direct- ed to the clerk or keeper of the record of the court in which the judgment or de- cree complained of is entered, command- ing him to certify a correct transcript of the record to this court ; but where the plaintiff in error shall file in the office of the clerk of this court a transcript of the record, duly certified to according to the rules, before a writ of error issues, it shall not be necessary to send such writ to the clerk of the interior court, but such transcript shall be taken and considered as a due return to said writ.
Rule 6. The process on a writ of error shall be a scire facias to hear errors. Is- sued on the application of the plaintiff in error to the clerk, upon the filing of the transcript of record, directed to the sher- iff or other officer of the proper county, commanding him to summon the defend- ant in error to appear in court and show cause, if any he have, why the judgment or decree mentioned in the writ of error shall not be reversed. If the scire facias be not returned executed, successive writs may Issue without an order of court. If the application for the snre facias shall
Rules of Supreme Court of IlllnoiH.
be made on or before twenty days before the first day of the succeeding term of said court, then the scire facias shall be made returnable on the first day of such succeeding term ; but if the application Is not made on or before twenty days before the first day of the succeeding term, then the scire facias shall be made returnable on the first day of the sec- ond succeeding term.
Rule 7. The first day of each term shall be return day for the return of pro- cess, and no party shall be compelled to answer or prepare for hearing unless the scire facias shall have been served twenty days before the return day there- of; nor shall a defendant be at liberty to enter his appearance and compel the plaintiff to proceed with the cause un- less the defendant shall have given the plaintiff twenty days' notice, before the term, of his intention to enter his ap- pearance and have the cause proceed to a hearing. If the scire facias is served less than twenty days before the return day thereof, the defendant will be re- quired to plead or join in error by the first day of the second succeeding term to which the cause shall stand continued.
Rule 8. in all cases in which a writ of error is made a supersedeas, the plain- tiff in error shall, on filing the record with the clerk, at the same time order and direct a scire facias to issue to hear errors, and shall use reasonable diligence to have the same served twenty days before the first day of the term to which it is made returnable. On failing to do so, the defendant in error shall have the right to a hearing at the said term, after joining in error, without giv- ing twenty days' notice as required by rule 7 : Provided, if there be not twenty days between the allowance of the su- persedeas and the sitting of the court the cause shall stand continued until the next term, unless, by consent of parties. It shall be otherwise ordered.
Notice to Pnrcliasers and Terre- Tenants.
Rule 9. In all cases wherein guar- dians, executors or administrators, or oth- ers acting In a fiduciary character, have obtained an order or decree for the sale of lands In causes ex parte, and a sale has been had under such decree or order, and the same shall be brought to this court for review, the purchaser or terre- tenants of such lands, if known, shall be suggested to the court by affidavit of the plaintiff in error, and notice given them of the pendency of the writ of er- ror twenty days before the first day of the term of the court to which the scire facias Is returnable, so that they may appear and defend.
Time for FIlliii? Records— Hearing Docket.
Rule 10. No case brought to this court by appeal or on error shall be placed on the court docket for hearing unless the record is filed on or before twenty days before the first day of the term, nor in cases brought by writ of error unless the scire facias shall have been served twenty days before the first day of the term, except in extraordinary cases the court, upon special application, may order a cause to be placed on the hearing docket.
Assij;unient of Errors.
Rule 11. The appellant or plaintiff In error shall, in all cases, assign errors at the time of filing his record in this court, and on failing to do so the case may be dismissed or the judgment or de- cree be affirmed ; but other errors may be assigned after the filing of the record, by leave of the court or of one of the justices. The appellee or defendant in error shall have the right to assign cross- errors, as allowed by the statute, within two days after the record is filed in this court, and not afterwards without spe- cial leave of the court or of one of the justices. The assignment of errors and cross-errors must be written upon or attached to the record.
Inspection of Original Papers.
Rule 12. Whenever, in the opinion of the presiding judge of any inferior court, an inspection of an original paper in an action on appeal or writ of error shall be important to a correct decision of the case, sucli judge may make such order for the transmission, safe keeping and return of such original paper as to him may seem proper. And the clerk of this court will receive such original paper in connection with the transcript, and hold the same subject to such or- der.
Removing Records.
Rule 13. No person shall remove from the office of the clerk any record of this court, except upon special leave granted for that purpose. No record shall be taken from the files of the court, except on application therefor to the clerk or his deputy, and it is made the duty of the clerk to report promptly to the court every violation of this rule. The clerk shall be held responsible for the safe keeping and production of the records : Provided, that in cases in which the appeal or writ of error is trans- ferred to an Appellate Court because the same should have been taken to, or sued out of, that court, the clerk shall transmit the record, abstracts and briefs to such Appellate Court ; and in all cases in which an appeal is dismissed, where the party still shall have the right to sue out of this court a writ of error, the clerk shall permit the party to use the transcript of the record as a return to a writ of error sued out of this court, and no special order shall be necessary for such purpose. And provided fur- ther, that when the original bill of ex- ceptions or certificate of evidence shall be incorporated in the transcript of the record and the judgment or de- cree shall be reversed and • the cause remanded for another trial or hearing, said original bill of exceptions or cer- tificate of evidence may be withdrawn by either party desiring to use the .same on another trial or hearing, and tlie clerk of this court, upon applica- tion therefor, will detach the same from the transcript, substituting there- for the receipt of the party to wliom the same is delivered and a certified copy of any original document in- cluded in or annexed to such bill of exceptions or certificate of evidence as an exhibit.
Abstracts.
Rule 14. In all cases the party bring- ing a cause into this court shall furnish a complete abstract or abridgment of the
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Rules of Supreme Court of Illinois.
record, referring to the pages of the rec- ord by numerals on the margin. And where the record contains the evidence, it shall be condensed in narrative form in the abstract, so as to clearly and con- cisely present its substance. The ab- stract shall contain a complete index, al- phabetically arranged, giving the page where each paper or exhibit may be found, with the names of the witnesses and the pages of the direct, cross and re-direct examination : Provided, that in cases brought from the Appellate Court the abstracts filed in such court under its rules may be filed here by changing the cover to conform to the rule, and filing therewith a printed abstract of the record of the Appellate Court and an in- dex. The abstract must be sufficient to fully present every error and exception relied upon, and it will be taken to be accurate and sufficient for a full under- standing of the questions presented for decision, unless the opposite party shall file a further abstract, making necessary corrections or additions. Such further abstract may be filed if the original ab- stract is incomplete or inaccurate in any substantial part.
Briefs.
Rule 15. Each party shall file a print- ed brief in the cause. The brief of ap- pellant or plaintiff in error shall con- tain a short and clear statement of the case, including, first, the form of the ac- tion ; second, the nature of the plead- ings sufficiently to show what the. issues were, and to present any question sub- ject to review arising on such pleadings; third, in cases depending upon the evi- dence the leading facts which such evi- dence proved or tended to prove, with- out discussion or argument and without detail ; fourth, how the issues were de- cided upon the trial or hearing, and what the judgment or decree was ; and fifth, the errors relied upon for a reversal. The statement so made will be taken to be accurate and sufficient, unless the op- posite party shall, in his brief, point out wherein it is inaccurate or insufficient. Following the statement of the case, the brief shall conclude with the points made and the authorities relied upon in sup- port of them ; and in citing cases, the names of the parties must be given, with the book and page where the case is re- ported. No alleged error or point not contained in such brief shall be raised afterwards, either by reply brief, or in oral or printed argument, or on petition for rehearing.
The brief of appellee or defendant in error shall contain a short and clear statement of the propositions by which counsel seek to meet the alleged errors and sustain the judgment or decree, or by which such errors are obviated. Coun- sel may also, in such statement, point out any lnsufl3ciency or inaccuracy in the statement of the opposite party, and sup- ply or correct the same, and, in cases depending on the evidence, may state the leading facts or conclusions which the evidence proved or tended to prove, without discussion or argument and with- out detail. Such brief shall conclude with the points and authorities relied upon, in like manner as required in the briefs of appellant or plaintiff in error. All briefs shall be signed by counsel filing the same. \
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In all cases brought from the Appel- late Court, the party bringing the case to this court shall file as an appendix to his brief the printed opinion of such Ap- pellate Court in the cause, including the statement of facts, if any, prepared by that court.
The brief of any party may be fol- lowed by an argument in support of such brief, which shall be distinct therefrom but bound with the same. The argu- ment shall be confined to discussion and elaboration of the points contained in the brief. Evidence shall not be copied at length in such argument, but it shall refer to the abstract for the same: Pro- vided, that where it may be important to determine what questions were raised in the Appellate Court, certified copies of the briefs and arguments filed and used in that court may be filed in this court on motion and leave granted. Briefs filed in the Appellate Court will not be received for any other purpose.
Printingr Briefs and Abstracts.
Rule 16. Abstracts and briefs shall be Drinted in a neat and workmanlike manner, with small pica type and leaded lines, upon white paper 6% by 10 inches, as near as may be, bound in book or pamphlet form, with a suitable cover con- taining the title of the court and cause and the court from which the case is brought. The name of the trial judge entering the judgment, decree or order to be reviewed shall appear upon the cover of the abstract. Twelve copies of each abstract and brief shall be filed with the clerk of this court, one of which shall be for the use of the opposite party and one for the official reporter. Motions.
Rule 17. The clerk of this court will enter- all motions of course, such as for hearing, taking the case under advise- ment and entering decisions. Special mo- tions may be made immediately after the decisions of the court are announced, but at no other time, unless in case of necessity or in relation to a cause when called in course. They shall be in writ- ing, and when based on matters which do not appear of record shall be sup- ported by affidavit. They shall be filed with the clerk, together with the reasons in support thereof, at least one day be- fore they shall be submitted to the court and at least one day before the cause stands for trial, except as above pro- vided. Objections to motions must also be In writing, and oral arguments will not be heard : Provided, however, that before such motions are made, a copy thereof, together with the reasons and showing in support of the same, shall be served on counsel of the opposite party, unless such service shall be shown, by aflSdavit, to be impracticable. Time to Plead.
Rule 18. In all cases in this court where the defendant In error or appellee desires to plead and not join In error, he shall file his plea in the office of the clerk not later than the first day of the term at which the cause stands for hear- ing, and the issue thereon must be made up before the day the cause is to be heard.
Security for Costs.
Rule 19. Upon filing an affidavit that any plaintiff in error Is not a resident
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of this state, or insolvent, and that no bond for costs has been filed, a rule shall be entered against him, of which he shall take notice, to show cause why the writ shall not be dismissed.
Original Actions. Rule 20. In proceedings in original actions relating to the revenue, process or notice of a motion shall be served on the defendant at least twenty days be- fore the first day of the term. If there shall not be twenty days between the day of service and first day of the term, or If a declaration setting forth the cause of action shall not be filed at least twenty days before the first day of the term, the cause may be continued on the application of the defendant. Final Process. Rule 21. No final process shall issue In any case before the close of the term, unless, for good cause shown, the court shall otherwise order.
Agrreed Cases. Rule 22. No judgment will be pro- nounced in any agreed case placed upon the docket of this court, unless an affida- vit shall be filed setting forth that the matters presented by the record were litigated in good faith about a matter in actual controversy between the parties, and that the opinion of this court is not sought with any other design than to adjudicate and settle the law relative to the matter in actual controversy between the parties to the record.
Docketint? and Rehearing. Rule 23. Causes in which the peo- ple are a party, and in which they have a direct , interest in the decision, shall be placed at the head of the docket ; all other cases shall be docketed and called for argument in the order in which the records shall have been filed with the clerk : Provided, however, that causes which, in the judgment of the court, in- volve important public interests may be advanced on the docket.
Rule 24. In preparing the docket of the business of the terms the clerk shall place upon the same all cases pending in which final judgment has not been en- tered, and in all such cases where the case shall have been submitted to the court for consideration, the clerk shall note upon the docket the term at which such case was submitted.
Rule 25. All petitions for rehearing shall be docketed separate and apart from the trial docket.
Call of Docket— expiration of Rules.
Rule 26. The trial docket shall be called numerically, and the causes shall be argued, continued or otherwise dis- posed of as thoy are called, unless, for good cause shown, they be placed at the foot of the docket. All unexpired rules will terminate upon the call of the cause for hearing: Provided, that if the court shall give time to either party without the consent of the other, the cause shall not lose Its precedence on the docket.
Call of Docket— Time of Filing: Ab- stracts and Briefs.
Rule 27. The call of the docket will commence on Thursday of the second week of the term and twenty cases per day shall be subject to call. Abstracts and briefs of the appellant or plaintiff
in error must be filed In the clerk's of- fice on or before twenty days before the first day of the term at which the cause will stand for hearing, together with proof of service of copies of such ab- stracts and briefs on the opposite party or his counsel, personally or by mail, and in case either the abstract or brief is not so filed within the time prescribed, the judgment of the court below will, on the call of the docket, be affirmed. The appellee or defendant in error shall file his brief, with like proof of service, not later than the first day of the term, un- less the time for filing the brief of ap- pellant or plaintiff in error shall be ex- tended, in which case he shall have twen- ty days from the day on which the brief of appellant or plaintiff in error is ac- tually filed. Appellant or plaintiff in er- ror shall then have seven days in which to file a reply brief, with like proof of service, at the expiration of which time the cause will stand for decision and no further printed arguments will be re- ceived.
Oral Argument.
Rule 28. Oral argument will be heard on behalf of each party who shall have complied with the rule for filing briefs, and who shall file with his briefs a state- ment of his intention to argue such cause orally, which statement of intention to argue orally shall be printed at the bot- tom of the outside or first page of the cover of the brief, and no further brief shall be received on behalf of any party after he shall have argued the case or- ally. The time allowed for oral argu- ment shall be restricted to one hour on each side, unless otherwise specially per- mitted. But in the division of his time the appellant or plaintiff in error shall make a fair opening of the cause, and shall not raise any new point in reply. Oral argument shall be strictly confined to the questions at issue in the cause : Provided, that where any cause shall be argued on one side only, such argument shall be restricted to thirty minutes. Transferred Causes.
Rule 29. "Where a cause is transferred to this court from an Appellate Court, for the reason that it was wrongfully taken to that court when it should have been taken directly from the trial court to this court, the same rules shall gov- ern, in reference to the preparation and filing of briefs and abstracts and in ref- erence to docketing and hearing the cause, as though it had been brought here by appeal from the Appellate Court, the date of the order of the Appellate Court transferring the cause being re- garded, for the purposes of this rule, as though it were the date of an order allowing an appeal in the cause from the Appellate Court to this court.
Rehearings— How Applied for.
Rule 30. The manner of applying for a rehearing shall be as follows : Within fifteen days after an opinion is filed, a party desiring a rehearing shall file a notice In writing of his Intention to make such application with the clerk of this court, and shall within said time, deliver a copy thereof to the official reporter of this court, and within twenty-five days after the filing of the opinion shall place on file in the clerk's ofllce twelve printed copies of the petition, and within the
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same time deliver a copy to said official reporter. Application for a rehearing In any cause shall be made by petition to the court, signed by counsel, stating con- cisely the points supposed to have been overlooked or misapprehended by the court, with proper reference to the par- ticular portion of the original abstract and brief relied upon. In no case will any argument be permitted in support of such petition. This rule will be strictly enforced, and any petition in violation thereof will be stricken from the files. Stay of Proceedings on Petition. Rule 31. Where an opinion is filed and a petition for rehearing shall after- wards be presented to a justice of the court, if such justice shall certify that In his opinion the case should be further considered by the court on such petition all further proceedings in the cause shall be stayed until the next term of the court. If it is practicable to do so, such application shall be presented to the jus- tice who wrote the opinion in the case. Docketing Reliearings— Time of Fil- ing,- Briefs. Rule 32. When, in any case, a re- hearing is granted, the case shall be placed for hearing at the foot of the docket. The original brief and argument of the petitioner shall stand as his print- ed brief and argument, on the hearing. The opposite party shall, in all such cases, have ten days from the time of granting the rehearing to reply to the petition and the petitioner shall have five days to file his closing argument, and the case shall then stand for final decision. Where a cause is re-heard oral argument shall not be permitted except it be or- dered by the court upon its own motion, and. wlien oral argument is allowed, if the party against whom the rehearing is granted wishes to avail himself of the permission to argue orally, his closing printed argument must be filed on or be- fore the calling of the cause. Oral argu- ment on both sides, when allowed, shall close the arguments in the case. Cleric's Fees Advanced. Rule 33. There shall be advanced by the party filing the transcript of the rec- ord from the court below in this court, at the time of filing the same, the sum of ten dollars, said sum to apply on ac- count of taxable fees to the clerk ; but no additional advanced fees shall be re- quired of either party except as fees are earned, if the case shall be again dock- eted on any motion, petition for rehear- ing, or for any other purpose.
Taxing Printer's Fees for Abstracts.
Rule 34. Upon printed abstracts be- ing furnished in conformity to the rules of this court, it shall be the duty of the clerk to tax a printer's fee at the rate of twenty cents for each one hundred words of one copy of such abstracts against the unsuccessful party not fur- nishing the same, as costs, to be recov- ered by the successful party furnishing such abstract. Appellees or defendants In error who shall file additional ab- stracts under the rules of this court shall, if successful in the cause, be enti- tled to have taxed like fees for such ad- ditional abstracts on motion, if the court shall be of the opinion that such addi- tional abstracts were necessary.
Library.
Rule 35. The librarian of the law library attached to this court shall not permit any person, except those author- ized by these rules, to take from the rooms of this court any book or books belonging to said library without the con- sent of the court being first obtained for that purpose ; and if any person not so authorized shall take away a book with- out such consent, such person shall be considered in contempt of tlie court, and may be fined at the discretion of the court.
Rule 36. Books may be taken from the library upon the written order of a judge of the United States circuit or dis- trict court.
Rule 37. The books of the law libra- ry shall not be marked or underlined with pen or pencil, nor shall the pages of the same be folded down. The librarian shall adopt such rules as to the safe keeping of the books as he may deem ex- pedient. Seniority— Chief Justice— Order of Succession. Rule 38. Seniority among the justices shall be determined by length of contin- uous service, but if the terms of two or more justices shall begin at the same time, they shall determine the seniority, as between or among themselves, by lot, unless they shall be able to determine it by agreement. The term of chief jus- tice shall begin on the first Monday of June in each year. No justice shall be eligible as chief who shall not have served as a justice at least two years. Among those who are eligible, justices who have not before served as chief shall be preferred, and among the latter sen- iority, as determined by this rule, shall control. If all the eligible justices shall have before served as chief, then that .lustice shall succeed whose last term as chief is most remote in point of time. Admissions to tbe Bar— Board of E^xaminers. Rule 39. There shall be appointed by this court a State Board of Law Ex- aminers, to consist of five members of the bar of at least five years' standing, — one from each Appellate Court district and one from the State at large, — to hold, regulate, supervise and control examina- tions for admission to the bar, and to ex- amine and report upon applications for admission, based upon admission to the bar in another State or foreign country. Every application to this court for admis- sion to the bar shall be made in term time, by motion In open court, based upon a report of said Board of Law Examin- ers. Each examiner shall act as a mem- ber of such board for a term of three years, except under the first appointment, which shall be for a term of one year for one, two years for two and three years for the remaining two of said ex- aminers, and until the appointment of their successors.
Examinations shall be conducted by written or printed Interrogatories, In whole or in part, and be as nearly as possible uniform throughout the State; to be held at Ottawa on the last Tuesday in Februarv; at Chicago the first Tues- day next succeeding the fourth day in Julv; at Springfield the first Tuesday in 'October, and at Mt. Vernon on the first Tuesday in December in each year.
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Such examinations shall be held by the examiners as a body, a majority of whom shall constitute a quorum.
Each applicant examined must sus- tain a satisfactory examination upon the law of real and personal property, per- sonal rights, torts, contracts, evidence, common law and equity pleading, part- nerships, bailments, negotiable instru- ments, principal and agent, principal and surety, domestic relations, wills, corpo- rations, equity jurisprudence, conflict of laws, criminal law, and upon the principles of the constitutions of the State and of the United States, and le- gal ethics.
The board shall certify to this court every person who shall pass a satisfac- tory examination, provided such person shall have in other respects complied with the rules regulating the licensing of at- torneys, which fact shall be determined by said board before the examination. If an applicant, on examination, should be rejected, he shall not again be admitted to an examination, until at least one examination has intervened after such rejection, and shall file with the board proof that he has studied law during the intervening time subsequent to the prior examination.
Each applicant for admission to the bar, whether upon examination or admis- sion in another State or foreign country, shall pay to said board, in advance, a fee of eight dollars, and shall present his affidavit, or that of some other reputable person for him, that he is of the age of twenty-one years or above, a resident of this State and a citizen of the United States, or has declared his Intention of becoming a citizen thereof; also, a certi- fied transcript of the record from a court of record of this State showing that, he is a person of good moral character, which transcript shall show that at least two reputable members of the bar practicing In the court in which the record is made, and whose names shall be given, ap- peared before said court and testified that the applicant was a reputable person and of good moral character.
Every applicant, except those who ap- ply for admission by virtue of admission in another State or foreign country, shall present to the Board of Law Examiners satisfactory proof, in writing, by exam- ination or otherwise, as the board may di- rect, that he has had a preliminary gen- eral education equivalent to that of a graduate of a high school in this State, and has pursued for the period of three years, during at least thirty-six weeks in each year, a course of law studies cov- ering the subjects above enumerated, naming the law books studied, and that such law studies have been pursued in an established law school considered by the board to be in good standing, or un- der the tuition of one or more licensed lawyers, and that the applicant, if study- ing under such tuition, has submitted to regular and satisfactory examinations by such lawyer or lawyers during said period, upon each subject. Such proof shall consist of the affidavit of the ap- plicant and the certificate of the secre- tary or one of the professors of the law school, showing personal attendance at Buch law school, or the certificate or cer- tificates of the lawyer or lawyers under whose tuition such studies have been pursued, or If, in consequence of the
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death or absence of such lawyer or law- yers, his or their certificate cannot be procured, Its place may be supplied by the affidavit of any credible witness hav- ing knowledge of the facts. The course of study may be made up by attendance upon a law school for a portion of the time and under the direction and super- vision of one or more lawyers for the re- mainder of the time.
The papers produced to the board of examiners in conformity with the fore- going rule shall not be deemed conclu- sive evidence of the facts therein stated, and if it shall come to the knowledge of said board that any person who has pre- sented to said board such transcript, has imposed upon the court in which the rec- ord is made and is not, in fact, a per- son of good moral character, or that any certificate or affidavit is untrue, said board shall, after full investigation, cer- tify their findings in that respect, to- gether with the reasons therefor, to this court with their certificate of qualifica- tion. Any fraudulent act or represen- tation by an applicant in connection with his application for examination or ad- mission shall be sufficient cause for the withholding of the license by this court, or for its revocation after it has been issued.
Every applicant for admission to the bar upon a license or other voucher showing his admission as an attorney at law in another State or foreign country, must, in addition to the other proofs above required, present to the board such license duly certified, or a copy of the record of the court showing his admis- sion to the bar, duly proved, as required by law for the authentication of the rec- ords of courts of sister States when of- fered in evidence in the courts of this State. Such license or voucher must con- fer the right to practice in the highest courts in such State or foreign country. Such applicant shall be admitted upon such license or voucher without examina- tion by the board, if it appears to the court, by certificate of said board, that in the State or country in which the license was issued the requirements for admission to the bar were equal to those prescribed in this State, or that the ap- plicant has been engaged in active prac- tice for a period of five years in courts of record under such license. The board shall certify to this court persons enti- tled to admission by virtue of such ad- mission to the bar In such other State or foreign country.
Out of the fees received by the board of examiners they shall pay all nec- essary expenses for examinations, includ- ing necessary traveling expenses. The remainder of said fund in each year shall be divided equally among the examiners: Provided, hoivever, that no examiner shall receive more than $750 per annum, and If, after the payment of such sum to each examiner, there shall remain a sur- plus, said .surplus shall be paid over to the succeeding board of examiners, and shall constitute a part of the receipts of the next succeeding year. The board of examiners shall render an account of their receipts and disbursements to this court at the October term of each year.
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be made to strike the name of an at- torney from the roll there shall be filed an information making clear and spe- cific charges, giving time, place and acts of misconduct, with reasonable certainty, signed by the Attorney Gen- eral, a State's Attorney, the president and secretary of a regularly organized bar association, either Incorporated or unincorporated, or any person aggrieved by the misconduct of the attorney charged. Where the information is signed by such aggrieved person he shall verify it by an affidavit, upon which perjury can be assigned, and such ag- grieved person must be represented in the proceeding so instituted by an attor- ney whose name then appears upon the roll of the attorneys of this court. When the information shall be deemed suffi- cient the court will enter a rule to show cause on a day named, and when the rule shall be answered, the court will prescribe the time of closing proofs by the respective parties, and the cause shall then stand for hearing. Reporting and Pnblislilns Deci- sions.
Rule 41. As to the time and manner of publishing decisions the following rules shall be observed :
First — The reporter shall publish, in book form, all such opinions as are to be reported, which may be filed hereafter, within three months after the filing and recording of the same, except where more opinions of the court shall be filed at the same time than will comprise one volume of the Reports, in which event the re- porter shall publish the first volume of such opinions within three months after the time of the filing and recording there- of, and the residue shall be published in volumes at the rate of one volume for every three months.
Second — In order to facilitate the pub- lication of the opinions hereafter to be filed, as herein prescribed, it shall be the duty of the clerk of this court to trans- mit to the reporter, without delay, a copy of the printed abstracts, briefs and ar- guments in each case taken by the court.
Third — In cases where application for rehearing shall be made under the rules of the court, the reporter shall not pub- lish the opinions therein until such appli- cation shall have been disposed of.
Fourth — Each volume of Reports here- after to be published shall contain not less than seven hundred pages, and shall be of the same general character, typo- graphically, as those heretofore published by the present reporter, subject to such changes as the court may, from time to time, specially direct. The paper upon which the reports may be printed shall be clear, white paper, supersized and cal- endered, and of not less than 50 pounds to the ream. The binding shall be of the best law-sheep, without blemish or patches, and the boards used in binding shall be good tar boards.
Fifth — The reporter shall prepare a proper and correct headnote or syllabus in each case, and may publish the briefs of counsel, in his discretion. He shall furnish a table of cases reported in each volume, arranged in alphabetical order, and an index of the matter contained in the volume, distributed under appropriate
heads, with cross-references and num- bers. In any volume which shall close a term of court there shall be published a table of the cases directed not to be re- ported. Such rules as may be from time to time adopted by the court shall be published in the volume next succeeding their adoption.
Sixth — It Is made the duty of the re- porter to superintend the printing of the Reports, and see that they are accurately and properly printed. He shall trans- mit to each of the justices of this court a printed copy of all the cases reported, before the regular edition shall be printed.
Seventh — The reporter Is not required to attend upon the term of this court, ex- cept as may, from time to time, be spe- cially directed.
Eighth — It shall be the duty of the re- porter to keep constantly on hand, of the Reports hereafter to be published, a sufficient number to meet promptly any demand of the profession therefor. Certiorari.
Rule 42. In case application shall be made to require any case decided by an Appellate Court to be certified to this court for review and determina- tion, there shall be filed a petition for a writ or certiorari, signed in writing by counsel by his or their individual name or names, together with trans- cripts of the records of the trial court and Appellate Court, as required by rule 1 in cases removed from the Appellate Court to this court, and with an assignment of errors written upon or attached to the transcript of the record of the Appellate Court. It shall not be necessary to file a copy of the original transcript of the rec- ord of the trial court filed in the Ap- pellate Court, but it shall be sufficient to file such original transcript, authen- ticated by the seal of the Appellate Court and the certificate of the clerk. Upon the filing of the petition, to- gether with the transcript of the rec- ord of the Appellate Court, the clerk of this court shall issue to the clerk of the Appellate Court a certificate of such filing, and the clerk of the Appellant Court shall thereupon trans- mit to the clerk of this court the original transcript of the record of the trial court. In case the writ shall not be granted the original transcript of the record of the trial court shall be returned forthwith to the clerk of the Appellate Court. The petition
shall be docketed, " Petitioner,
v Respondent." The pe- titioner shall file with his petition an abstract of the record prepared in accordance with rules 14 and 16 in cases brought from an Appellate Court. The petition shall contain a concise statement of the case and of the points and authorities relied upon for reversal, without argument, and shall be accompanied by a copy of the opinion of the Appellate Court. Twelve copies of such petition and ab- stract shall be filed, with proof of service of copies thereof upon the opposite party or his counsel. No petition shall be heard at any term unless filed on or before twenty days before the first day thereof. The re- spondent may file a reply to the peti- tion on or before the first day of the
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term, stating briefly and concisely, without argument tlie points and au- thorities relied upon to meet or obvi- ate the alleged errors and sustain the judgment, which shall contitute an appearance in the case. Twelve cop- ies of such reply shall be filed. Oral arguments will not be heard upon such petition. If the petition shall be granted it shall not be necessary to send the writ of certiorari to the clerk of the Appellate Court, but the transcript of the record filed, with the petition, shall he taken and considered as a due return to the writ and the cause shall thereafter be docketed as in cases of writs of error, the peti-
tioner being designated as plaintiff In error, but it shall retain the original number of the petition, and no addi- tional docket fee shall be required of the petitioner. A scire facias to hear errors shall be issued in the manner provided by rule 6, returnable on the first day of the next term, for all respondents who have not appeared in opposition to the petition. After the petition is granted the cause shall proceed as if pending on writ of er- ror, and the rules in regard to the fil- ing of briefs and arguments and mak- ing oral arguments shall apply as in other cases.
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FOR THE NORTHERN DISRITCT OF ILLINOIS.
RULES IN BANHIiUPTCY
It is hereby ordered, that until other- wise ordered by the court the following temDorary rules be and are hereby adopted and prescribed for the regulation of proceedings in bankruptcy in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
Rule I.— Adopted Marcli 39, 1S»9.
All notices required to be given under Section 58 of said Act shall be printed on postal cards or on cards to which one cent stamps may by postal regulations be attached, and said cards properly stamped and addressed, together with proper blank affidavit of mailing, which shall cmtain a list of the names of the creditors to whom notices are to be sent and their respective addresses, as appears by the schedule filed by the bankrupt, shall be delivered by the bankrupt or his attorney to the referee (except the notice of the petition for final discharge and affidavit of mail- ing thereof, which shall be delivered in like manner to the clerk of this court) at least one day before the same are re- quired to be mailed under the provisions of this Act ; and the same referee or clerk, or some person in their employ, shall mail said notices and execute the proper affidavit thereof. The referee or clerk shall direct the form or manner of publication and proof thereof, of the no- tices mailed by them respectively, and shall sign the original of each notice. Rule II.— Adopted Feb. 8, 1899.
"Wliere voluntary bankrupts have here- tofore omitted to subscribe the several sheets of their schedules attached to their petitions, they are hereby ordered so to do, whether their said petitions are in possession of the clerk, referee, or trustee, without any further order in their respec- tive
Rule III.— Adopted March 4, 1899.
The petition for a discharge must be in the form prescribed by the Supreme Court (No. 57), and shall be filed with the clerk, who upon the presentation of such petition to him shall enter the or- der which is part of form No. 57, and shall set a day for a hearing, not less
than ten days after the date of entry of such order. The clerk shall also at- tend to the publication and mailing of such order, and certify to the same as provided in form No. 57, but the clerk may require the bankrupt or his attor- ney to prepare all necessary copies and notices in form as directed. The publica- uon as aforesaid shall be made at least one week, and the copies shall be mailed to creditors at least ten days prior to the day named for the hearing on such petition.
There must also be presented to the clerk at some time before the final dis- charge is granted a rpnort or certiflca'a of the reteree that the bankrupt has in all things conformed to tne requirements of the Act and that so far as the referee has been able to ascertain the said bank- rupt has committed none of the offenses and done none of the acts prohibited in Sub-division (b) of Section 14 of the Act. and that such bankrupt is in the opinion of the referee entitled to his discharge.
If no creditor or other party in inter- est appears and opposes on or before the day named in the order to show cause, the discharge may be granted. Opposi- tion to the discharge by a creditor or other party in interest shall be made in the manner prescribed in general order XXXII. The issue thus joined may be referred to the referee to ascertain and report the facts with his conclusions there- on. Either party may except to such re- port, and the exceptions may be heard by the judge upon one of the days desig- nated by him for such hearings. Rule IV Adopted Mnrcli 30, 1S99.
Upon the filing of a petition for a meet- ing of creditors to corsider a composi- tion as per form 60 prescribed by the Su- preme Court, the matter shall be referred by the clerk to the proper referee, who shall give the notice therefor as pre- scribed bv Rule I of this court.
Upon the filing of a petition for con- firmation of a composition the referee shall fix a day within which parties In interest shall show cause in opposition thc-eto in the manner provided in general rule XXXII. of the Supreme Court.
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and shall mall notices thereof to the creditors in accordance with rule I of this court, which notices shall be mailed at least ten days before the said date fixed by the referee. If no creditor or other party in interest shall appear in opposition to the confirmation of such composition within the time so fixed, as provided in said rule XXXII, and the bankrupt shall file the written approval of the referee of the composition, the same may be confirmed by the court, but if opposition is made to such confirma- tion, the issues shall be by the clerk re- ferred to the referee to ascertain and re- port the facts, together with his conclu- sions thereon. Either party may except to such report, and the exceptions may be heard by the judge upon one of the days designated by him for such hear- ings.
Rnle v.— Adopted April a6, 1899.
The petitioner or petitioners in all cases in bankruptcy shall, at the time of filing their respective petitions, deposit with the clerk the sum of five dollars ($5) to Indemnify the referee for his necessary incidental expenses, including oflSce rent, clerical aid, stationery, etc., and out of which sum the referee may be reim- bursed for such expense. The sum so ad- vanced by the bankrupt or other person, may be repaid him out of the assets of the estate, if any, as costs of adminis- tration.
Where expenses shall be incurred by the referee in excess of said deposit of five dollars, in any particular case, a special order with reference to the same may be made by the judge on application of the referee.
The referee shall keep an account as against said fund, showing the items of disbursements and incidental expenses Incurred in each case.
Rule VI Adopted May 15, 1899.
In all cases in this district, wherever funds are to be distributed by the clerk, trustee or referee, the same shall be by check payable to the order of the cred- itor in whose name the account is proved, or to the attorney in fact of such creditor or to the gtssignee of such account (pro- vided the power of attorney or assign- ment is filed with the referee); but such check may be delivered to the attorney of record in this court of such creditor or assignee. And in all cases which have been referred to a referee, all checks shall be signed by the clerk or proper trustee and also by the referee to whom the cause has been referred, before they are issued; and whenever the statute or general rules provide for the deposit of funds and the checking out thereof under the direction of the judge of this coutt, it shall be proper to have same deposited in the name of the clerk, and checks against said fund shall be signed by the clerk and also by the proper referee be- fore they are issued, except on special cause shown In a particular case.
Rule VII.— Adopted Oct, 24, 1899.
All specifications of objections to dis- charge of bankrupts when duly filed, will be referred by the clerk to the proper referee to take testimony and report the same together with his conclusions there- on to the court.
Rule VIII.— Ailopted January 5, 1900.
The referees in bankruptcy appointed by this court are hereby designated and au- thorized to countersign checks drawn on funds in the depositories of this court, in the cases assigned to them respectively, whenever such checks are required by the terms of Supreme Court rule XXIX to be countersigned by a judge or referee.
Rule IX.— Adopted July ^4, 19U5. Receivers.
Upon every application for a receiver in bankruptcy, notice thereof shall be first given to the bankrupt unless it be made to appear to the court, by the petition or affidavit showing the facts, that the service of such notice is im- practicable.
The receiver, upon his appointment and qualification, shall proceed, with- out delay, to make an inventory of the property coming to his possession, and shall file the same immediately upon its completion, with the clerk of this court.
The receiver shall not employ an at- torney or counsel without having ob- tained leave of court therefor, upon written application, setting forth the facts showing the necessity for such em- ployment, and no attorney or counsel foi- such receiver shall be allowed compensa- tion out of the estate for services other than for such as are reasonably neces- sary, and of a strictly legal character.
No sale of property shall be made by a receiver unless he present to the court his verified petition setting forth the ne- cessity therefor, and also make it ap- pear to the satisfaction of the court that the estate will suffer loss unless such sale be made before the election of the trustee. In no case shall a sale be made without notice to creditors as provided in Section 5S a, nor shall a sale be made before adjudication Avithout the bank- rupt's consent, except as provided for in Section 2 <^) and General Order in Bank- ruptcy XVIII.
All moneys belonging to a bankrupt es- tate, coming into a receiver's hands, shall be by him immediately deposited in one of the designated depositories, and the same shall not be withdrawn except on checks signed by the receiver and coun- tersigned by the clerk of this court, upon the order of the judge (unless otherwise provided where the receiver is conducting the business under orders of the court), provided chocks may be drawn and signed, as aforesaid, to cover small in- so orders.
Immediately upon the appointment and qunlification of a trustee, the receiver shall turn over to such trustee all the money and property in the receiver's pos- session, taking ihe trustee's receipt there- for, and the receiver shall file his final report and account within five days after the qualification of the trustee, unless such time be extended by order of the judge.
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Receivers shall receive for their serv- ices, payable after they are rendered, out of the first moneys coming to the hands of the trustee, such compensation as the court may allow, provided that the maxi- mum allowance to the receiver shall not exceed the maximum to be allowed trus- tees for their services under Section 48 (a) of the Bankruptcy Act as amended February 5th, 1903, for moneys disbursed by them, and, provided, also, that where tangible property other than money is turned over to a trustee by the receiver, such receiver's maximum compensation shall be based upon the fair value of such property in addition to the aggre- gate of the money actually disbursed and turned over to the trustee, or the receiv- er's fees be held in abeyance until the trustee reduces the property to money.
See opinion of Judge Lowell, In re Cam- bridge Lumber Co., 136 Fed. Rep., 9S3.
Rule X.— Adopted July 24, 1905.
Petitioning Creditors. It shall be the duty oL' the petitioning creditors, through their attorneys, to pro- cure the adjudication of the bankrupt as speedily as the law permits. The atten- tion of petitioning creditors and their at- torneys is especially directed to General Order in Bankruptcy IX.
Rule XI.— Adopted July 24, 1905.
Petition to Dismiss Proceedings. Every application to dismiss a volun- tary or involuntary petition in bankruptcy,
as contemplated by Section 59 g of the Bankruptcy Act, must be by petition in writing, signed by such applicant or his attorney of record in the case, and if made in an Involuntary case before the schedules provided for in Section 7 of the Act have been filed, such application must be accompanied by a list of all of the known creditors of the bankrupt, which list must either have been sworn to by the bankrupt or by one of the petitioning creditors or his attorney in the case. Upon the filing of such petition to dis- miss, an order will be entered of record in the case, fixing a day more than ten days after the filing of the application, upon which creditors and all parties in interest may show cause before the judge, if any there be, in opposition to such petition to dismiss, which order shall also provide for notice to be given in accordance with Section 58a (S) of the Bankruptcy Act. If such application to dismiss is presented before adjudica- tion and reference, the notice aforesaid may be given by the clerk; if filed after the adjudication and reference, the notice shall be given by the referee to whom the case stands generally referred, and in such case, a certified copy of the order to show cause shall at once be furnished the referee. The certificate of the clerk or referee, as the case may be, showing that the aforesaid notice has been duly given, shall be filed in the clerk's office on or before the day fixed in the order to show cause.
REFEREES' RULES CONCERNING PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY
The following rules governing the preparation of petitions and schedules in bankruptcy, and amendments thereto, are hereby adopted by the referees for the counties of Cook, Lake and McHenry in said district:
1. Petitions in voluntary cases and schedules in all cases must be in the printed form pre- scribed by the United States Supreme Court and the information therein required, must be set out in full under the appropriate headings, with- out erasure or interlineation. In Schedule A., the data called for by each heading must be placed in the column directly below such head- ing and must be confined within the vertical lines enclosing that column. The columns must be so ruled as to provide a reasonable space for inserting the appropriate matter, and in order to comply with this rule as to Schedules A and B. CI) it will be necessary to use forms with the printed matter running lengthwise of the legal
cap page so that the requisite space may be afforded.
2. The post Office address of the bankrupt, as well as that of his lawyer, if any, shall be en- dorsed on the wrapper of the petition.
3. The address of each creditor must contain the Street number, City, and State, when known. TVhen unknown, that fact shall be stated.
4. The use of ditto marks is forbidden by Supreme Court general order V. fin re Orne, Fed. Cas. 10582.)
5. Claims for exemption must be itemized with amount of the bankrupt's valuation against each item, and the total stated. The appro- priate allegation must be made if the bankrupt claims the exemption as the head of a family.
0. Oaths to the petition and schedules must not be administered by the attorney of the affiant.
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APPELLATE COURT RULES
FIRST DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS
Adopted November 22, A. D. 1911. Amended December 28, A. D. 1911
Rule 1.— Records of Trial Courts— Ho-»v Prepared.
The authenticated copy of the record of the judgment, order or decree of the trial court, to be filed in this court on appeal or error, or in return to a writ of error or certiorari, shall, except as other- wise provided by law, contain, in chrono- logical order, without grouping, copies of the process and service ; the pleadings ; the verdict in jury trials ; the judgment or de- cree of the court ; all orders In the cause ; the bill of exceptions, or, in chancery cases, all depositions, the master's re- port and certificate of evidence, if any ; the appeal bond, in cases of appeal. But in civil cases a party or his attorney shall, as by law provided, by praecipe, di- rect what parts of the record of the cause shall be included in the transcript and in such case, as by law provided, if the transcript shall be insufficient to fully and fairly present the questions involved, the requisite portion shall be supplied at his cost, and if unnecessarily voluminous, he shall pay the cost of unnecessary mat- ter. In no case shall the clerk insert in any transcript any matter not a part of the record, and the clerk of this court shall not tax as costs any matter so in- serted contrary to rule.
Rnle 2. — Supersedeas — Manner o£ Applying lor — Bond.
If a supersedeas shall be applied for, the transcript of the record on which the application is made must be complete ; ^ and so certified by the clerk of the court
below; or, there shall be attached to the transcript a certificate of the judge wlio heard the cause below, that the transcript contains all of the record necessary to a full and fair presentation of the errors complained of.
An assignment of errors must be writ- ten on or appended to the record when filed.
If a supersedeas shall be granted, the requisite bond must be entered into and filed in the office of the clerk of this court according to law, except in those cases of the fourth and fifth classes from the Mu- nicipal Court of Chicago, in which no further bond is required. And on every application for a supersedeas three copies of an abstract of the record, with three copies of a brief containing the points and authorities relied upon, and pointing specifically to those portions of the rec- ord upon which the alleged errors arose, shall be presented, with the record, to the court or judge to whom the application is made. Every such application in which a bond is required must be accompanied by a proper affidavit of the surety or sure- ties, showing the sufficiency of the prof- fered bail or bond.
Rule 8.— Bond by Attorney.
"WTienpver a bond is executed by an at- torney in fact, the clerk shall require the original power of attorney to be filed in his office, unless it shall appear that the power of attorney contains other powers than the mere power to execute the bond in question, in which case the original power of attorney shall be pre- sented to the clerk, and a true copy thereof filed, certified by the clerk to be a true copy of the original.
Rule 4.— Form of Writ When a Su- persedeas.
When a writ of error shall be made a supersedeas the clerk shall indorse upon said writ the following words: "This writ of error is made a supersedeas, and is to be obeyed accordingly," and he shall thereupon file the writ of error with a transcript of the record, in his office. Said transcript shall be taken and con- sidered as a due return to said writ, and thereupon it shall be the duty of the clerk to issue a certificate, in substance as follows, to-wit : State of Illinois, ss.
Office of the Clerk of the Appellate Court of the First District.
I do hereby certifly that a writ of error has been issued from this court for the
reversal of a judgment obtained by
V. in the court of , at the
term, A. D. 19 — , in a certain action
of , which writ of error is made a
supersedeas, and is to operate as a sus- pension of the execution of the judgment, and as such is to be obeyed by all con- cerned.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Appellate Court of the First District,
at , this day of , A. U.
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, Clerk.
Rule 5.— To W^hom Directed.
Writs of error shall be directed to the clerk or keeper of the record of the court in which the judgment or decree com- plained of is entered ; but where the plain- tiff in error shall file in the office of the clerk of this court a transcript of the record, duly certified according to law, be- fore a writ of error issues, it shall not be necessary to send such a writ to the clerk of the inferior court, (except in cases of the fourth and fifth class from the Municipal Court of Chicago), but such transcript shall be taken and considered as a due return to said writ, except as aforesaid.
Rule 6.— Process on Writs of Error — Scire Facias.
The process on writs of error (except In cases of the fourth and fifth class from the Municipal Court of Chicago), shall be a scire facias to hear errors, issued on the application of the plaintiff in error to the clerk, directed to the sher- iff or other officer of the proper county, commanding him to summon the defend- ant in error to appear in court and show cause, if any he have, why th^ judgment or decree mentioned in the writ of error shall not be reversed. If the scire facias be returned by the officer, not served, an alias or plurics may issue witliout an or- der of court.
In cases of the fourth and fifth class from the Municipal Court of Chicago the party suing out a writ of error from this court shall not be required to serve upon the opposite party any scire facias to hear errors, but in lieu thereof shall within five days after the issuance of the writ of error, file the same with the clerk of said Municipal Court, and make proof to this court of such filing, and said writ of error so filed shall be notice to the opposite party of the suing out and prosecution of such writ of error.
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Rule T.— Return Day— Waiver of Service— Notice by Defendant.
The first day of each term shall be return day, for the return of process ; and no party shall be compelled to answer or prepare for hearing, unless the scire facias shall have been served ten days before the return day thereof (except as provided in Rule 6) ; nor shall a de- fendant be at liberty to enter his appear- ance and compel the plaintiff to proceed with the cause, unless he shall have given the plaintiff ten days' notice, before the term, of his intention to enter his ap- pearance and have the cause proceed to a hearing, except as aforesaid. Rule 8.— Scire Facias to Hear Er- rors-Notice— Continuance.
In all cases in which a writ of error Is made a supersedeas, the plaintiff in error shall, on filing the record with the clerk, at the same time order and direct a scire facias to issue to hear errors (ex- cept as provided in Rule 6), and shall use reasonable diligence to have the same served ten days before the first day of the term to which the writ of error is made returnable ; on failing to do so, the defendant in error shall have the right to a hearing at the said term, after join- ing in error, without giving ten days' no- tice, as required by rule 7.
Provided, if there be not ten days be- tween the allowance of the supersedeas and the sitting of the court, the cause shall stand continued until the next term, unless by consent of parties it shall be otherwise ordered.
Rule 9 Notice to Purcliasers and
Terre Tenants.
In all cases wherein guardians, exe- cutors or administrators, or others acting in a fiduciary capacity, having obtained an order or decree for the sale of lands in causes ex parte, and a sale has been had under such decree or order, and the same shall be brought to this court for revision, the purchaser or terre tenants of such lands, if known, shall be sug- gested to the court by aflildavit of plain- tiff in error, and notice given them of the pendency of the writ of error ten days before the first day of the term of the court to which the writ of error is returnable, so that said terre tenants may appear and defend.
Rule 10. — Writ of Error — Parties — Sum- mons— Severance.
In all cases brought to this court by writ of error, wherein the party suing out the writ is one of several parties plain- tiff or defendant below, the party sumg out said writ shall in his praecipe filed herein join as parties plaintiff in error In this court, his co-plaintiffs or co-defend- ants below against whom the order, judg- ment or decree was rendered, and in case said co-plaintiffs in error so joined herein as aforesaid do not join in the prosecu- tion of said writ, the party bringing said cause to this court, as aforesaid, may upon filing the transcript of record herein, order and direct that a summons issue for said parties so joined as plaintiffs in error, commanding them to appear on the return day of said writ and join in the prosecution of said writ of error and the errors assigned, or to assign errors. On failure of said plaintiffs in error so joined as aforesaid to appear and join in the prosecution of said writ of error, after having been served with summons more than ten days prior to the first day of the term to which said summons is return- able, the party suing out said writ of er-
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ror, as aforesaid, shall be entitled to an order of severance in said cause and to leave to prosecute said writ of error alone.
Rule 11. — RemovinsT Records.
No record shall be taken from the files of the court, except on application, therefor, to the clerk or his deputy. The clerk shall be held responsible for the safe keeping and production of the rec- ords. Application for leave to remove rec- ords may be considered at any time, in the discretion of the court.
Rule 12. — Assigrnnients of Error.
The appellant or plaintiff in error shall, in all cases, assign errors at the time of filing his record in this court, and on failing to do so, the case may be dismissed; but other errors may be as- signed after the filing of the record, by leave of the court. The appellee or de- fendant in error shall have the right to assign cross-errors for two days after the expiration of the time within which the record is required by law to be filed in this court, and not afterward, without special leave of the court. The assign- ment of errors and cross-errors must be written upon or attached to the record.
Rule 13.— Inspection of Original Papers.
Whenever, in the opinion of the pre- siding judge of any inferior court, an inspection of an original paper in an ac- tion on appeal or writ of error shall be important to a correct decision of the case, such judge may make such order for the transmission, safe keeping and re- turn of such original paper as to nim may seem proper. And the clerk of this court will receive such original paper in con- nection with the transcript, and hold the same subject to such order. Rule 14. — Assijcrnment of Cases — Desig- nation of Courts.
For the purpose of the assignment of cases, the Appellate Court, created by an act entitled "An Act to establish appellate courts," approved June 2, 1S77; in force July 1. 1877, shall be known and desig- nated as the "A" Appellate Court. The first branch Appellate Court created by an act entitled "An Act to Amend an Act en- titled 'An Act to Establish appellate courts,' approved June 2, 1877, and pro- viding for the creation of branch appel- late courts," approved and in force June 2, 1897, shall be known and designated as the "B" Branch Appellate Court ; and the second Branch Appellate Court created by an act entitled "An Act providing for the Creation of Additional Branch Appellate Courts," approved June G, 1911, in force July 1, 1911, shall be known as the "C" Branch Appellate Court ; and the third Branch Appellate Court, created by an act entitled "An Act providing for the Creation of Additional Branch Appellate Courts," approved Juno 6, 1911, in force July 1, 1911, shall be known as the "D" Branch Appellate Court ; and the clerk of this court will so indicate upon the clerk's docket the assignment of each case when made, in the manner aforesaid.
All motions, etc., must be made before the court to which the cause stands as- signed, and in the absence of any assign- ment, must be made before the "A" Ap- pellate Court.
Rule 15. — Motion Days — Orders of Course.
The Appellate Court will convene Mon- days ; the "B" Branch Appellate Court Tuesdays ; the "C" Branch Appellate
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Court Wednesdays, and the "D" Branch Appellate Court on Thursdays at ten o'clock A. M., and motions may be made at the openhig of court each day Immedi- ately after the decisions of the court are announced ; but at no other time unless In case of necessity, or in relation to a cause when called in course. Motions will be entered by the clerk with orders made therein, in such manner that a perfect record may be kept of each step in the cause.
Rule 16. — Motions — Objections — Notice.
All motions shall be in writing, and when based on matters which do not ap- pear of record shall be supported by affi- davit. They shall be filed with the clerk, together with the reasons and affidavits, If any, in support thereof, at least one day before they shall be submitted to the court, and at least one day before the cause stands for trial, except as above provided. Objections to motions must also be in writing, and filed not later than the next day after the motion is made, and replies to objections to motions will not be allowed, and oral arguments will not be heard: Provided, however, that a copy of the motion and of the reasons and showing in support of the same, shall be served on counsel of the opposite party at least one day before they shall be sub- mitted to the court. On all motions to dismiss appeals or writs of error, or for supersedeas, or to continue in force in- junctions, three copies of the reasons or affidavits in support thereof shall be filed with the motion, and three copies of the objections to said motion shall also be filed within the time as above provided. Rule 17. — nond for Costs.
Upon filing an affidavit that any plain- tiff in error is not a resident of this state, and that no bond for costs has been filed. a rule will be entered against him, to show cause why the writ shall not be dis- missed.
Rule IS. — Time to Plead.
In all cases in this court where the de- fendant in error or appellee desires to plead and not join in error, he shall file his plea in the office of the clerk at least five days before his brief would be due under Rule 24 had he joined in error, and the issue thereon must be made up within Raid five days or such further time as may be allowed by the court.
Rule 19. — Abstracts — Number of Copies— Index.
In all cases, a party bringing a cause Into this court shall furnish a complete abstract or abridgement of the record, therein referring to the appropriate pages of the record by numerals on the margin, and shall cause such abstract to be printed in a neat and workmanlike man- ner, with small pica type, and leaded lines, and it shall be sufficient to cause such abstract to be printed on both sides of the paper, with the same measure and margins as the volumes of the Appellate Court Reports, and folded and bound in pamphlet form.
The abstract shall contain a complete index, alphabetically arranged, giving the page where each paper or exhibit may be found, with the names of the witnesses and the pages of the direct, cross and re-direct examination.
The abstract must be sufficient to fully present every error and exception relied upon, and it will be taken to be accurate and sufficient for a full understanding of the questions presented for decision unless the opposite party shall file a further ab-
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stract, making necessary corrections or additions.
Six copies of said printed abstracts shall be filed in each case ; one for each of the justices, one for the appellee or defendant in error, one for the court re- porter and one to remain on file with the record.
Rule 20. — Additional Abstracts by Defendants.
The counsel for appellee or defendant in error shall be permitted, if he is not satisfied with the abstract or abridgement furnished by the counsel of the opposite party, to file such further abstracts as he shall deem necessary to a full under- standing of the merits of the cause. Rule 21. — Briefs — Number of Copies.
Printed briefs will be required in all causes, whether argued orally, in full or In part only, or when submitted on briefs without oral argument. The briefs should contain a short, clear statement of the points, and the authorities in support thereof; and in citing cases from pub- lished reports, counsel will be required not only to give the book and page, but also the names of the parties as they appear in the title of the reported case ; and the names of counsel filing brief or abstract must appear to the same. But the filing of a printed brief shall not pre- clude the party from filing full printed arguments in support of his brief of points and authorities, provided he does so with- in the time his printed brief is required to be filed.
Six copies of the briefs must be filed in each case; one for each of the justices, one for the opposite party, one for the court reporter and one to be filed with the record.
Rule 22. — Docketing? and Hearing of Causes.
Criminal causes shall be placed at the head of the docket ; all other cases shall be docketed and called for hearing in the order in wliicli the same shall have been filed with the clerk ; provided, however, that causes which in the judgment of the court involve important public interests, may' be advanced on the docket.
Rule 23 Call of Docket — Expiration
of Rules.
The docket shall be called numerically, and the causes shall be taken under ad- visement, continued, or otherwise disposed of, as they are called.
Not more than forty cases shall be called on any one day. Stipulations of parties or their attorneys changing the order in which cases are to be called, will not be recognized. All unexpired rules will terminate upon the call of tlie cause for hearing; provided, that if the court shall give time to either party, with- out the consent of the other, the cause shall not lose its precedence on the docket. Rule 24. — Time for Filing Abstracts and Briefs.
In all cases not being appeals from in- terlocutory orders, up to and including No. SO on the term docket, the appellant or plaintiff in error shall file with the clerk his abstract and brief on or before the third Monday of term and
In all cases from 81 to 100, inclusive, on or before the 4th Monday of the term.
In all cases from 101 to 120, inclusive, on or before the 5th Monday of the terra.
In all cases from 121 to 140. inclusive, on or before the 6th Monday of the term
In all cases from 141 to 180, inclusive, on or before the 7th Monday of the term.
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In all cases from 181 to 220. Inclusive, on or before the 8th Monday of the term.
In all cases from 221 to 260. inclusive, on or before the 9th Monday of the term.
In all cases from 261 to 300, inclusive, on or before the 10th Monday of the term.
In all cases from 301 to 340, inclusive on or before the 11th Monday of the term.
In all other cases on or before the 12th Monday of the term. ,.,.„,
In case of the failure of the plamtiff in error or appellant to file both his abstract and brief within the time above limited, the appeal or writ of error will be dis- missed on motion and notice before, or without notice on the call of the docket, unless the delay is excused upon circum- stances to be shown. In all cases, the appellee or defendant in error shall file his brief within not exceeding thirty days after the expiration of the time limited in this rule for the filing of briefs by the appellant or plaintiff in error, or within thirty days after any extension thereof. Reply Briefs.
Reply briefs must be filed before the case is called, unless otherwise specially ordered.
Interlocutory Appeals.
On all appeals from interlocutory or- ders granting injunctions or appointing receivers, the appellants shall file ab- stracts and briefs, as required on other appeals, within seven days after filing the record in this court. And the appellees shall file briefs within the next five days after notice that the appellants' briefs and abstracts are filed. Then the cases will be taken under advisement on briefs filed, or on motion of either party set for oral argument at such time as the court mav fix.
Provided, however, that it shall be the duty of the appellant from such inter- locutory order to give the opposite party or hi? solicitor notice of the time of filing the record and appellant's abstracts and briefs in said appeal, on or before the day of filing the same. And on failure so to do. the appellee shall have such further time to file briefs as the court may direct.
Rule 25. — Oral Arguments. •
Oral arguments will not be heard on the calling of a cause upon the regular call of the docket, but causes will be placed on the oral argument cal- endar on motion of either party when reached on the call. Printed arguments on behalf of either party, in addition to the brief, will not be received unless the same shall have been filed within the time prescribed by these rules for the filing of printed briefs by such party.
Rule '2(i. — Time for Argument.
The time allowed for each oral argu- ment upon the hearing of a cause shall be restricted to one hour, except the clos- ing argument, which shall be rrstricted to thirty minutes, unless otherwise spe- cially permitted. Oral arguments will not be heard upon any motion, unless spe- cially directed by the court. If the ap- pellant or plaintiff In error makes no opening argument, the appellee or de- fendant In error will be allowed but fif- teen minutes, and the appellant or plain- tiff in error .shall be allowed fifteen min- utes in which to reply.
Rnle 117. — nnmnges on DiHmissIng Ap- peals. When appeals from decrees, judgments or orders for the recovery of money are dismissed by this court for want of prose- cution, or for falling to file authenticated copies of records, as required by law, the
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court will award damages against the ap- pellant upon the amount recovered in the court below, not exceeding ten per cent, on the first $100, and five per cent, on any excess.
If the judgTnent order or decree ap- pealed from is not for the recovery of money, the court will enter judgment for not less than fifty (50) dollars, nor more than two hundred and fifty (250) dollars damages.
Rule 28.— Rehearing— Time and Man- ner of Application.
Application for a rehearing of any cause shall be made by petition to the court, signed by counsel, stating the grounds for a rehearing, and the authorities relied on in support thereof. Within ten days after a decision is entered of record, the party desiring a rehearing shall give notice In writing to the opposite party or his at- torney, of his intention to make such ap- plication, and shall, within said ten days, file with the clerk of this court a copy of such notice, with proof of the due service thereof, and within said ten days he shall also file with the clerk six printed copies of the petition for a re- hearing. If a rehearing be granted, the case will be reconsidered upon the record, abstracts, original briefs, petition, and any answer thereto, of which six printed copies shall have been filed with the clerk of the court within ten days after the order granting a rehearing is entered of record.
Rule 29. — Rehearing — Stay of Proceed- ings.
Whenever a petition for a rehearing shall be presented to either of the jus- tices of this court in vacation, if he shall certify that there are probable grounds for granting a rehearing, all further pro- ceedings authorized by the judgment of this court shall be stayed until the next term of the court. Rule 30. — Taxing Printer's Pees lor
Abstracts— Ad<litional Abstracts.
Upon printed abstracts being furnished in conformity with the rules of this court, it shall be the duty of the clerk to tax a printer's fee at the rate of twenty cents for each one hundred words of one copy of such abstracts against the un- successful party not furnishing the same, as costs, to be recovered by the success- ful party furnishing such abstract. Ap- pellees or defendants in error who shall file additional abstracts under the rules of this court shall, if successful in the cause, be entitled to have taxed like fees for such additional abstracts on motion, if the court shall be of the opinion that such additional abstracts were neces- sary.
Rule 31. — Kxtending Time for Filing Abstracts and Briefs.
No extension of time in which to file abstracts or briefs will be granted, ex- cept upon at least one day's notice to the opposite party, or upon a stipulation and consideration by the court of circum- stances shown by affidavit, of which a copy has been served with the notice.
Rule 32. — Appellate Court Library.
The books of the law library of this court shall not be marked or underlined with pen or pencil ; nor shall the pages of the same be folded down ; and no books shall be taken from the conference room without the consent of the court being first obtained for that purpose. Any violation of this rule will be con- sidered as a contempt of court, and the person offending be fined therefore at the discretion of the court.
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RULES OF THE
Circuit Court of Cook County
In Effect March 21, 1910.
GENERAIi RULES.
Hour of Opening Court.
Rule 1. Ten o'clock in the forenoon shall be the hour for opening court, ex- cept that on Saturdays court shall con- vene at 9:30 a. m. and shall adjourn at 12 o'clock noon.
Numbering o£ Causes.
Rule 2. Suits brought in this Court are at once given two numbers, the general number and the term number. The first is the proper number of the suit in its order and is never changed, and in this numbering no distinction is made between suits at law and in chancery.
Suits brought during the year are numbered in the series of term num- bers to which they belong.
In calling the attention of the Court to anv pending suit the term number must be used. When a cause is finally disposed of, the files are arranged in the vault according to the general numbers.
The Clerk will at the close of each day's business distribute in rotation among the Judges who have common law calendars the common law causes begun on such day, and at the same time, and in the same manner distrib- ute among the Judges who have chan- cery calendars the chancery causes begun on such day, and will place upon the wrapper of each case the name of the Judge to whom the same is assigned. All pleadings will be set- tled and orders entered in a cause by the Judge to whom the same Is as- signed, but in the absence of such Judge, any other Judge may take de- fault or enter orders In causes as- signed to such absent Judge.
Provided, that the Chief Justice, upon such notice and such showing as he may deem sufficient, may direct the clerk to withhold any case from its proper distribution in rotation, as pro- vided in said rule, and may assign any case, either at the time the suit is be- gun or at any stage thereafter (pro- vided the Judge on whose calendar such case is pending shall not object), to any judge to promptly take for hear- ing and disposition any such cause. Clerk's Registers.
Rule 3. The Clerk shall keep law and chancery registers in which shall be noted respectively:
1. The numbers and titles of all causes, petitions or proceedings be- gun in this Court.
2. The names of the respective at- torneys or solicitors therein.
3. The date and time of day of fil- ing each paper filed in such cause, describing the same as briefly as may be necessary for identification.
4. The date when any paper shall be taken from the files and to whom delivered.
Filing and Removal o£ Papers.
Rule 4. Copies of all pleadings and all exhibits accompanying the same must be filed with the Clerk at the time the originals are filed, and unless such copies are furnished at that time the Clerk will refuse to file the orig- inals.
The files in pending causes shall be kept in the law and chancery file- rooms.
No paper filed shall be delivered to any person other than an attorney, so- licitor or counsel in the case, or his clerk, known to be such; nor shall the entire files or any bond, writ or other process be delivered to any other per- son than a bailiff or deputy Clerk of this Court.
Copies of pleadings and papers may be withdrawn to be returned within three days upon leaving receipt for the same.
The Clerk of the Court will not per- mit the originals of pleadings and pa- pers in any case to be withdrawn with- out an order of Court.
On good cause shown, any Judge of this Court may, on application, permit the original files to be withdrawn.
Any person withdrawing without leave of Court any paper filed with the Clerk in any case will be deemed in contempt of Court.
Calls of Calendars — Notice.
Rule 5. Parties shall take notice of all calls of the calendars. First Calls.
Rule 6. On the calls of the trial calendars of all causes there will from time to time be first calls of not ex- ceeding two hundred causes, for the purpose of ascertaining what causes are ready for trial, on which calls causes will be marked for trial, con- tinued or stricken from the docket.
No cause stricken from the docket will be reinstated except on written notice to each attorney or solicitor of record and each party whose ap- pearance has been entered without an attorney or solicitor and each infant and insane person served with process personally for whom no guardian ad litem has been appointed before the cause was stricken from the docket.
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Trial Calis.
Rule 7. Causes are called for trial in their order upon the calendars. The call for each day is announced before the adjournment on the preceding day.
There will be no call of the jury trial calendars on Saturday.
Printed trial calendars will be made up for the September term eac« year, including: all pending causes; and new ca.lendars from time to time thereafter as may be necessary. Notice of the preparation of new calendars will be given in the Law Bulletin ten days or more before the first day of the term for which such calendars are prepared.
Certificates of Good Moral Character.
Rule 8. All applications for certifi- cates of good moral character shall be filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court, together with the recom- mendations in writing of two or more sponsors at least ten days before being presented to tlie Court on motion.
Costs — Appearances.
Rule 9. When there are several de- fendants, if a single appearance is fUed for all, but one appearance fee of three dollars ($3) is required to be paid, but if several appearances are filed for different parties, either by different attorneys or solicitors, or by the same attorneys or solicitors at different times, an appearance fee must be paid for each appearance.
When the appearance fee has been paid no costs are required upon filing a cross-bill.
Costs — Upon Setting Aside Defaults and Overruling Demurrers.
Rule 10. Whenever a default is set aside or a demurrer is overruled or sustained, and leave to plead or Jeave to amend is prayed for, the Court may. In granting such motion, impose as terms costs not less than $5 nor more than $10, to be paid by the losing to the successful party on the motion, or his or their attorney or solicitor.
Costs — Suits in Forma Pauperis.
Rule 11. Before a person may be permitted to begin and prosecute a suit as a poor person he shall make an affidavit stating that he has a mer- itorious cause of action; that he is un- able to pay the costs and that he will not settle or compromise the claim or release the defendant until all ac- crued costs are paid. The attorney or solicitor of such person-shall also state In writing, that he has investigated the facts and that he believes the party has a meritorious cause of action, and, further, that he will not accept any compensation from the plaintiff nor from any person In his behalf until all costs are first paid. After appearance by defendant, it shall be the duty of his attorney or solicitor of record, as an officer of the Court, to see to it that In the event of settlement or com- promise of the suit, all costs accrued shall he paid out of the proceeds of any such settlement or compromise; provided, that, in case the Judge to whom such application is presented
sha.ll refuse to grant leave, he shall so endorse the affidavit.
All applications for leave to begin suit as a poor person shall be made in person, unless the applicant be physic- ally incapacitated from appearing in open Court, in which event an affi- davit must be presented to the Court, showing the fact of the incapacity and such other facts as will entitle the ap- plicant to begin suit as a poor person.
Demurrers.
Rule 12. No demurrer shall be al- lowed to be filed to any pleading un- less upon a certificate of counsel that in his opinion it is well founded in point of law, and unless supported by the affidavit of the party, or by his agent duly authorized, or attorney or solicitor, that it is not interposed for delay.
Depositions — Opening of.
Rule 13. The following order shall be entered on the first day of each term:
"Ordered, That leave be, and is here- by given the Clerk of this Court to open and file all depositions returned and to be returned during the present term of this Court."
Motions.
Rule 14. Motions of course are heard and disposed of in order on tlie open- ing of Court and before the call of the docket by the Judge on whose trial calendar the cause has been placed or to whom said cause has been as- signed. A memorandum of all such motions, stating the term number, the title of the cause, the nature of the motion briefly, together with his own name, and, except in default cases, or where no appearance has been entered, the name of the opposing attorney or solicitor, shall be placed upon the mo- tion book provided by the Clerk by the attorney or solicitor for the mov- ing party before the opening of Court. Neither attorneys nor solicitors will rise to address the Court upon a mo- tion until it has been called in its regular order from the motion book by the Clerk. All motions not of course shall be made in writing, and when founded on matters of fact not otherwise appearing by the pleadings, or other proceedings in the cause, such facts must be presented by affidavit, which shall be filed, with the motion with the Minute Clerk of the Judge before whom the motion is to be made, and a copy thereof served with the notice of the motion. Counter affidav- its may ordinarily be filed in opposi- tion to such motion; but counter or supplementary affidavits will not be allowed on applications for continu- ances, or in applications for security for costs, or for sureties on appeal bonds to justify or to set aside de- faults.
Notice of Motions— When Required.
Rule 15. No motion will be heard or order made in any cause without notice to the opposite party, when an appearance of such party has been entered, except where a party is in default or when a cause is reached on the call of the trial calendar.
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Notice of Motions — How Given.
Rule 16. Notice to the opposite party must be in writing, state the motion, designate the Judge before whom the same is to be made, and the time and place of hearing, and be served by delivering a copy to such party or his attorney or solicitor of record before 4 p. m. of the business day next preceding the day mentioned in the notice for calling up, either personally or by leaving a copy there- of at his office with some person in charge thereof on his behalf, and be supported by affidavit whenever based on matters of fact not appearing of record or by the files in the case, but all notices served on Saturday shall be served before 12 o'clock noon of that day.
Passing and Continuing Suits.
Rule 17. When the principal attor- ney or solicitor of record, or the at- torney or solicitor specially charged with the trial of the case of a party, is ill or actually engaged in the trial of a cause in some other Court at the time the cause is called for trial, and the other party is ready, the Court will pass the cause for the time with- out prejudice, where it appears by affidavit or otherwise that the party seeking the delay has used due dili- gence to be ready for trial, and would have been ready but for the illness or engagement of his attorney. Provided, That a sound discretion will be exer- cised by the Court in the enforcement of this rule in extreme cases, in favor of plaintiffs in attachments and suits on demands which would be barred by the statute of limitations if dis- missed; and also in all cases where any substantial injury might result.
No suit will be passed for the second time for either of the causes above mentioned, and any suit so passed shall be in order to be called for trial upon notice at any time after the cause for which the same was passed shall cease.
No cause passed by stipulation of the parties shall be, on account of any such engagement or otherwise, called for trial until there has been an op- portunity given for trial of all suc- ceeding suits set for trial on the last preceding preliminary call.
If no such notice shall be given dur- ing the term or terms the trial cal- endar shall be called, the suit shall be placed by the Clerk, without further order, on the next trial calendar.
Service of Rules.
Rule 18. The service of rules or or- ders made by the Court, or by the Judges during summer recess, shall be by delivering a certified copy. When neKher the party nor his attorney or solicitor resides in or has an office in the City of Chicago, all notices may be served by mail, and when either party has appeared by attorney or so- licitor, service of any rule, order or notice made on such attorney or so- licitor shall be deemed sufficient, un- less where the object is to bring a party into contempt for disobeying any rule or order, in which case the serv- ice shall be upon the party personally, or by registered letter.
In General.
Rule 19. All matters pertaining to the administration of the Circuit Court, not herein otherwise provided for, shall be under the direction of the Chief Justice. He shall determine the necessity for, and designate from time to time such outside Judges as shall be required to assist in the work of the Circuit Court of Cook County, and such judges shall discharge their du- ties under his direction. He shall also have general supervision and direction of the clerk's office, to the end that the provisions of law and the rules of the court can be conformed to.
COMMON LAW RULES.
Affidavit for Capias.
Rule 1. When an affidavit for a capias or petition for habeas corpus is presented to a Judge he shall indorse thereon a minute of the order refusing or granting the writ.
Default.
Rule 2. In all suits at law made returnable to any term of the Court where process has been duly served and declaration filed ten days before the first day of the term, the defend- ant shall plead or demur before the opening of Court on the morning of the third day, and the plaintiff shall be entitled to judgment by default in all suits where the plea or demurrer is not so filed, unless the party has ob- tained an extension of the rule so to plead or demur. Any defendant en- tering his appearance without service will be required to plead or demur to the declaration at such time as he would be so required if he had been served with process on the day of the entry of his appearance.
Setting Aside Default.
Rule 3. When either party neglects to file the proper pleadings, within the time fixed by law or the rule of the Court, such party shall be in de- fault and may be proceeded against accordingly. Defaults will not be set aside except upon affidavit of the party, agent or attorney filed, setting forth a meritorious cause of action or defense, in which case the default may be set aside on such terms as the Court may deem just, and the pleading, for want of which such default existed, shall be filed forthwith, unless the Court shall otherwise direct.
Appeal Suits.
Rule 4. No orders will be entered In an appeal suit from a Justice of the peace if a transcript has not been filed ten davs before the term at which the application Is made.
Rule 5. The appellee in any appeal suit from a Justice of the Peace, which has been perfected ten days before the commencement of any trial term, may enter his appearance in writing and have the same filed among the pa- pers in the suit, and if such appearance is so entered ten days before the com- mencement of the term, the suit shall stand for trial in its order.
Rule 6. In appeals from judgments of Justices of the Peace to this Court
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appellant or appellants shall file with the Clerk a transcript of the proceed- ings before the Justice of the Peace within ten days after filing the appeal bond. , , ,
Rule 7. AppeaJ suits, when reached on calendar, will be disposed of either by trial, continuance, dismissal of case or appeal, or by striking the same from the docket, and in case the same are stricken from the docket, they will not be again placed on any trial calendar unless all parties not in de- fault are notified, transcripts and pa- per filed, and the suits ready in every respect for trial.
Rule 8. The Clerk shall place all appeal cases upon a separate calen- dar, which shall be assigned by the Chief Justice to one or more of the Judges for trial.
Contested Motions. Rule 9. Motions not of course or contested motions will be heard on each Saturday of the term, after dis- position of motions for new trial on that dav, one day's notice in writing having been previously given. The Clerk will from time to time prepare a calendar of contested motions upon which such motions will be placed in the order in which notice thereof is given to him. A peremptory call of such motions will be made when or- dered bv the Court, of which three days' notice will be given in the Law Bulletin.
Motions for Rules on Sureties In Ap- peal Bond.s to Justify. Rule 10. Motions may be made to require a surety on an appeal bond to justify, after the bond has been approved and the appeal perfected. They must be supported by affidavit showing that afliant has made inquiry as to the responsibility of such surety and the nature of such inquiry, and, if the surety has scheduled any real es- tate, as to the title and value of such real estate, and that from such inquiry affiant believes that such surety is irresponsible, and stating the facts tending to show that such belief is well founded. If such affidavit is deemed sufficient, a rule will be en- tered requiring the surety to justify or the appellant to give a new bond by a certain day; and in default, that the appeal be dismissed. The same motions in like manner may be made Jn all cases of bonds given ex parte In any proceeding.
The Clerk shall spread of record, on a book or books kept for that purpose, bonds filed in any cause in this Court. Short Cause Calendar. Rule 11. Monday of each week is set apart and assigned as the day for the trial of actions upon the "Short Cause Calendar." No suit shall be no- ticed for trial on such calendar until the same is at issue. All notices to place a suit on such calendar must be filed with the Clerk within two days after service of the same, and not later than on Thursday eleven days before the Monday on which the case is set for trial. Suits placed upon this cal- endar shall be assigned for trial In the order in which said notices are filed with the Clerk, in the same manner as other common law suits, and all p^tUs not reached for trial on the Mon-
day designated shall stand continued until the following Monday. A suit upon the "Short Cause Calendar" may be passed or continued for good cause shown, the same as other suits, and if so passed or continued it shall lose its place upon such calendar, but may be again placed thereon by either party giving ten days' notice.
Instructions.
Rule 12. All instructions or propo- sitions of law must be presented to the Court at the conclusion of the tak- ing of the evidence.
Motions for Nctv Trial.
Rule 13. Motions for new trial must be filed in writing, and such motions will be heard on Saturday of the week following the week in which the verdict is rendered, unless the Judge presiding at the trial shall otherwise direct, and it shall be the duty of the Clerk to make up each Saturday a calendar of such motions for new trial, in the order in which the suits were tried, placing thereon with- out notice, all pending motions. This calendar will be called and motions disposed of without notice, and in case the hearing of any motion is continued it will be placed at the foot of the next new trial motion calendar, un- less the Court shall otherwise order.
New Trial.
Rule 14. Whenever a jury shall re- port its inability to agree upon a ver- dict in any case the trial judge shall direct a new trial to proceed forth- with, or as soon thereafter as practica- ble.
Opening Statement.
Rule in. As soon as the jury has been selected and sworn to try the is- sues in any case, the court shall call upon the counsel for the plaintiff to make the opening statement to the jury, and immediately thereafter, the court shall call upon the counsel for the defendant to make an opening statement in behalf of the defendant, unless counsel for the defendant elects to waive the making of his opening statement.
InNtriietious.
Rule 10. -Rach party shall upon the conclusion of every case tried by jury, and before the beginning of the argu- ments, submit to the trial judge the instructions which lie intends to ask the coui-t to give to the jury, and shall at tlie same time deliver a copy thereof to counsel for the opposite party.
Tlicreupon the judge shall give each liartv an opportunitv, out of the pres- ence of the jury and before the begin- ning of the arguments, to state his ob- jections to the instructions requested bv the other party and to reply to the oiijections of the opposite party to the instructions requested by him.
If the judge modifies the instructions loqufsted by the parties he shall give counsel an opportunitv before the same are read to the jury to state bis ob- jections to the instructions as modified.
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before the beg-inning- of the arg-uments to the jury, so that the jury may be correctly charg-ed as to the law of the case, and Inadvertent and preventilile error may not enter into the record to the manifest prejudice of the cause of justice.
The trial judge will, as far as prac- ticable, arrange the order of the in- structions which he intends to give, so as to present the law of the case to the jury in the form of a connected charp-e. If the judge shall elect to give of his own motion any additional in- structions for the purpose of more fully presenting to the jury the law of the case as applicable to the issues of fact, such additional instructions shall also be submitted to counsel as above provided, in regard to modifica- tions of requested instructions.
CHANCERY RULES.
Appearance of Parties.
1. When any defendant who shall be summoned, served with a copy of the bill or petition, or notified of the beginning of the suit as required by law, shall enter and file an appearance in writing before default taken, the party entering such appearance shall thereby, without any order, have twen- ty days from the first day of the ap- pearance term within which to ex- cept, plead, answer or demur. By ap- pearance term is meant the term at which the party might be defaulted for failure to appear.
When any defendant, who has not been summoned, etc., as required by law, shall enter an appearance, he shall give the complainant's solicitor im- mediate written notice of the fact, and shall except, plead, answer or de- mur within twenty days after the first day of the term next succeeding' that in which his appearance has been en- tered.
Defaults.
2. On and after the third day of each term defaults may be entered as to such defendants as have been served in due time, and have filed no appear- ance in writing.
What May be Considered as Motions of Course.
3. Motions for default, default de- crees, for appointment of commission- ers in partition; for confirmation of reports of commissioners and of Mas- ters where no exceptions are filed, motions for rules to plead, answer or demur; concerning amendments of pleadings or for leave to file any plead- ing or paper; to set aside defaults, for new bonds; that sureties Justify; concerning ne-exeats; for ex parte in- junction orders: touching- the custody of children; motions for reference to a IMaster and for contempts of Court may, among others, be considered mo- tions of course.
Calling and Hearing; of 3Iotions.
4. If no one appears for or against a motion when called, it will be stricken from the "contested motion
calendar" or the "motion book" upon which it may be pending.
Motions, whether "contested" or "of course," if not supported by the mov- ing solicitor when called, will be over- ruled, as, of course, on the suggestion of opposing solicitor, who, in response to notice thereof is in attendance, and no renewal thereof will be permitted except for cause shown, upon service of notice of motion therefor with copy of afl^davit, etc., upon the opposite so- licitor and upon reasonable terms m the discretion of the Court, or upon consent thereto in writing of the op- posing solicitor.
In all cases where a motion is made before default day and there is no ap- pearance of defendant by solicitor, the defendant shall be personally served with at least one day's notice thereof, and with copies as hereinbefore di- rected, if practicable, and not other- wise determined by the Court because of the emergency thereof; all motions except in default cases shall be re- duced to writing and filed in the cause before action of the Court is moved thereon.
Contested Motions.
Contested motions shall be deemed to include all motions pertaining to the settling of pleadings; for alimony and solicitor's fees; for injunctions upon notice; to dissolve injunctions; for the appointment or removal of re- ceivers; the hearing of exceptions to Masters or receiver's reports, and all other opposed motions the hearing of which will operate unduly to delay the Court in its other duties.
A calendar of such motions will be made up on Friday of each week for hearing on the following Monday, in the order of filing notices thereof, with the Minute Clerk, and will be posted in the Court room. The Court may, in its discretion, continue the call of said calendar from day to day, or upon a particular day to be specified without notice except as may be announced during the call thereof, and may, whenever, in its opinion, the exigency of the case requires it, hear particular motions at any time.
Motions passed under the rule re- lating to the engagement or other dis- ability of a solicitor shall be placed at the head of the next succeeding cal- endar in the relative order they occu- pied on the pending calendar.
Motions continued by order or con- sent, will be placed in their relative order at the foot of the next calendar unless otherwise ordered.
To entitle a motion to be placed and heard on the contested motion calen- dar, notice thereof, together with a copy of all affidavits and other perti- nent and competent papers relied upon and to be read in support thereof, ex- cept the records, files, pleadings, depo- sitions, reports of Masters and Re- ceivers, and other proceedings in the cause, or in other causes, must be served on the solicitor of the opposing party before four o'clock in the after- noon of the nreceding Thursday, and a copv of all counter-affidavits, etc. (with "the like exceptions), must be served on the solicitor of the moving party before twelve o-'clock noon of Saturday succeeding. Said notice with proof, or acceptance, of service there-
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of, must be delivered to the Minute Clerk before two o'clock p. m. of the Friday before the Monday on which the motion is to be heard.
To entitle records or other proceed- ings in the same cause or in other causes than the one in which the mo- tion is made, to be read either in sup- port of or in opposition to a motion of any kind, brief designation thereof shall be made by notice to the solici- tor of the opposite party within the times mentioned for the service of af- fidavits.
Affidavits and matters of record, strictly in rebuttal, may be read with- out notice, or the service of a copy thereof.
Motions in cases where the emerg- ency thereof will not admit of the de- lay incident to the contested motion calendar, may be taken up and heard at any time, upon such notice as the Court may, in its discretion, direct, or without notice, if the Court shall so determine.
Except by permission of the Court, but one solicitor on each side shall be heard on any motion, demurrer, or any interlocutory matter.
Default Divorces and Other Default Suits.
5. All default divorce suits as well as all other default suits, in which no- tice shall be given the Clerk to place the same upon the default calendar will be heard upon Saturday of each week, unless otherwise determined by the Judge before whom such cause is pending. No references shall be allowed in default divorce suits, except as to questions of alimony and prop- erty, and all testimony must be taken by deposition or In open Court. When taken in open Court it must be taken in shorthand, written out and sworn to be a correct transcript by the stenog- rapher and solicitor in the suit and presented to the Court, and filed be- fore a decree wiU be entered. No de- cree of divorce will be granted upon the unsupported testimony of the com- plainant.
Within ten days after the hearing of any default or uncontested divorce suit, the complainant shall hand to the Minute Clerk a draft of the decree and certificate of evidence; in default whereof, unless for good cause shown the time be extended, the bill shall be dismissed.
Withdrawal of Solicitors.
6. No solicitor will be permitted to withdraw his appearance for any party unless the Court shall be satisfied by affidavit or otherwise, that such party has had reasonable notice of the so- licitor's Intention to withdraw hla ap- pearance in the cause.
Abstract of Pleadings and Evidence.
7. In all cases heard in this Court, except where otherwise determined by the Court, the parties shall prepare an abstract or abridgement of their re- spective pleadings, and of the evidence when the same shall have been taken by deposition or before a Master In Chancery, and such abstract of the pleadings and evidence shall be read on the hearing in lieu of the original pleadings and depositions.
Decrees, Ktc, as to Sale of Real E:s- tate.
8. All decrees and orders of this Court directing the public sale of any real estate or an interest therein, shall provide that such sale shall be made at the rooms of the Chicago Real Estate Board or of the Cook County Real Estate Board In the City of Chi- cago unless the Court for cause shown shall otherwise order.
Changing Final Decree as to Alimony or Custody of Children.
9. All applications for changing a final order or decree concerning ali- mony or the custody of children shall be by petition in writing verified by affidavit. Upon the filing thereof a rule on the respondent to plead, an- swer or demur in ten days after serv- ice of the copy thereof on such re- spondent, may be obtained. Issues joined therein may be heard at such time as the Court may order. The Court may, in its discretion, upon mo- tion, refer the same to a Master, as in other cases.
Bonds.
10. Upon the motion of any party in interest, the bond of any receiver, injunction or other bond may be or- dered spread of record in the cause in which it is filed.
Complete Record, Etc.
11. A complete record may be made of all pleadings, files, etc., in any cause upon the motion of any party in interest, upon such terms as to the costs thereof as the Court may order.
Any pleading or file may be ordered
spread of record in any cause before
final decree, upon such terms and in
such manner as the Court may order.
Receivers.
12. Notice of the filing of reports by receivers, and of all orders asked for or by any receivers, and of all orders to be made on such receiver siiall be given to each and all the so- licitors or firms of solicitors of record in the cause.
Rules Governing Masters in Chancery. 1. Whenever a reference shall be made to a Master in Chancery of this Court, to take testimony and report the same, or to take testimony and report the same with his conclusions thereon to the Court, the Master to whom such reference is made shall, as soon as practicable, fix a day to pro- ceed with the taking of testimony or evidence, on such reference, and on the day so fixed he shall proceed with the taking of such testimony or evidence, and may, in his discretion, fix a day within which the complainant shall close his proofs, which time he may, in his discretion, for good cause shown, extend for such reasonable time as justice may require; and as soon as the complainant has closed his proofs, shall fix a time within which the de- fendant shall close his proofs, and the complainant his proofs in rebuttal; and In his discretion for good cause may extend the time for such reasonable time as justice may require; and In case the parties shall not close their proofs within the time limited by the Master, he shall proceed to make up his report upon the testimony and evi- dence that may have been submitted to
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him without waiting for further evi- dence or testimony from the party so failing to close his proofs within the time limited.
2. Whenever such reference is made to a Master in Chancery of this Court, to take testimony and report the same, or to take testimony and report the same with his conclusions thereon to the Court, the Master shall have full power and discretion to pass upon all questions of competency of witnesses, and the propriety and relevancy of all questions or interrogatories put by counsel, and the Master shall note his ruling upon each objection in the min- utes of the proceedings before him, and when the Master has ruled that a party or witness shall answer a given in- terrogatory, it shall be the duty of such witness or party to answer in the same manner as if such witness or party had been so directed by the Court; and in case the Master shall hold that any question is irrelevant or incompetent, the same shall not be answered. If either party shall object to the ruling of the Master upon the admissibility of testimony or evidence, they shall, after the testimony and evidence before the Master is closed, and before he makes his report there- on, bring such objections and excep- tions to the Master's ruling upon the testimony before the Court, and if the Court shall sustain the ruling of the Master, he shall immediately proceed to make his report upon the testimony and evidence submitted to him, and if such objections and exceptions to the rulings of the Master shall be sus- tained, the Master shall proceed to take such further testimony as the Court may direct, and shall disregard, in making up his report, such testimony as the Court may rule to be incom- petent or irrelevant.
3. All parties accounting before a Master shall bring in their respective accounts in the form of debtor and creditor, and any of the other parties who shall not be satisfied with the accounts so brought in, shall be at liberty to examine the accounting party viva voce or upon oral or writ- ten interrogatories, in the Master's of- fice, as the Master may direct.
4. The Master shall be at liberty to examine any creditor or other per- son coming in to make a claim before him, either upon written Interroga- tories or viva voce, or in both modes, as the nature of the case may appear to him to require. The evidence upon such examination shall be taken down by the Master, or by some other per- son by his order and in his presence, if either party requires It, in order that the same may be used by the Court, if necessary.
5. All affidavits, depositions and documents which have been previously made, read or used In the Court upon any proceeding in any cause or matter may be used before the Master.
6. Every bill or petition upon which an ex parte preliminary injunction, — order for the appointment of a receiv- er,— or for a writ of ne exeat republica is desired, shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court before the same is pre- sented to a Judge for an order or to a Master for a recommendation as to such injunction, receiver or writ of ne exeat. For such purpose the Clerk may deliver such bill or petition to the
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solicitor or person filing such bill upon his receipting therefor to such Ciern., but the same must be returned to the custody of such Clerk immediately after such Judge or Master shall have passed upon such application.
No Master shall examine any such bill or petition presented to him until the same shall have been filed as afore- said and the Master'^ fee paid to such Master.
The Master shall indorse upon or at the foot of every such bill or petition so presented and examined by him his conclusion or recommenda- tion as to whether the prayer of such bill or petition as to such injunction, receiver, or ne exeat, should be granted.
No Master shall examine or make any recommendation upon any such bill or petition which shall contain the indorsement of any other Master as aforesaid, except upon a special or- der of the Court to that effect.
7. The attendance of solicitors shall not be compulsory before Masters in Chancery in any matter on Saturday after 12 o'clock noon.
Rules Governing Proceedings Before
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1. All rules of this Court now ex- isting or hereafter entered with re- saltion to the practice and proceeding before Masters in Chancery, on orders of reference, shall apply to and govern all proceedings before Examiners of Ti- tle, in case of proceedings under the Land Registration Act, except so far as the same may be In conflict with the Act concerning Land Titles, or Registration of Titles, In which case the Act itself shall govern.
2. All orders to be entered in Land Registration cases shall be drafted and the draft presented to one of the Ex- aminers of Titles, or Registrar of Titles, for approval as to form before being presented to the Court, and mo- tions for the entry of such orders will not be considered unless approved as to form by the Examiner of Titles or by the Registrar of Titles as afore- said unless proper showing Is made why such motions should be heard without such approval.
3. The printed forms prescribed and prepared by the Registrar of Titles, including forms for applications, de- crees, orders of reference, etc., shall so far as possible be used by solicitors in proceedings under the Land Regis- tration Act.
4. Appearances of defendants In Land Registration cases shall be filed at or before the return day of the summons, and where such appearances shall be entered in writing before de- fault taken, such defendant shall be entitled to twenty days from the re- turn day of the summons within which to except, plead or answer to the ap- plication.
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Nnmberlngr of Cases.
Rule 1. Cases brought in this court are at once g:iven two numbers, the gen- eral number and the term number. The first is never changed, and in this num- bering no distinction is made between cases at law and in chancery.
Cases brought during the year are numbered in the series of term numbers to which they belong.
In calling the attention of the court to any pending case the term number must be used. "When a cause is finally disposed of, the files are arranged in the vault according to the general numbers.
Clerk's Register.
Rule 2. The clerk shall keep a regis- ter, in which shall be noted:
1. The number and title of all causes, petitions or proceedings commenced in this court.
2. The names of the respective attor- neys therein.
3. The date and time of day of filing each paper filed in such cause, describing the same as briefly as may be necessary for identification.
4. The date when any paper shall be taken from the files, to whom delivered and when returned.
Files— RemoTal of Papers.
Rule 3. Copies of all pleadings must be filed with the clerk at the time orig- inals are filed, and unless such copies are furnished at that time the clerk will refuse to file the originals.
The files in pending causes shall be kept in the law file room.
No paper filed shall be delivered to any person other than an attorney or counsel In the case, or his clerk, known to be such ; nor shall the entire files or any bond, writ or other process be delivered to any other person than a bailiff or deputy clerk of this court.
Copies of pleadings and papers may be withdrawn to be returned within three days upon le.aving receipt for the same.
The clerk of the court will not permit the originals of pleadings and papers in any case to be withdrawn without an or- der of the court.
On good cause shown, the motion judge or the trial judge to whom the case is assigned, may, on application, permit the original files to be withdrawn.
Any person withdrawing without leave of court the original of any paper filed with the clerk in any case will be deemed In contempt of court.
Any person withdrawing without leave of court or permission of the clerk, and in either case without leaving with the clerk in charge a receipt signed by an attorney of this court, or a firm of such attorneys, the original or any paper filed with the clerk in any case, will be deemed in contempt of court.
Opening: of Depositions.
Rule 4. The following order shall be entered on the first day of each term :
"1. Ordered, That leave be, and is hereby given the clerk of this court to open and file all depositions returned and to be returned during the present term of this court."
Affidavit for Capias.
Rule 5. AVhen an affidavit for a capias is presented to a judge he shall indorse thereon a minute of the order refusing or granting the writ.
Default.
Rule 6. In all cases made returnable to any term of the court where process has been duly served and declaration filed ten days before the first day of the term, the defendant shall plead by the morning of the third day. by the opening of the court, and the plainthT shall be entitled to judgment by default in all cases where the plea is not so fixed, unless the party has obtained an extension of the rule so to plead. Any defendant entering his ap- pearance without service will be required to plead or demur to the declaration at such time as he would be so required if he had been served with process on the day of the entry of his appearance.
Settlnsr Aside Default.
Rule 7. When either party neglects to file the proper pleadings, within the time fixed by law or the rule of the court, such party shall be considered in default and may be proceeded against accordingly. Defaults will not be set aside except upon affidavit of the paity, agent or at- torney filed, setting forth that there Is a meritorious cause of action, or defense, and the nature of it. in which case the default may be set aside on such terms as the court may deem just, and the pleading, for want of which such default existed, shall be filed forthwith, unless the court shall otherwise direct.
Appeal Cases.
Rule 8. No orders will be entered in nn appeal case from a justice of the peace if a transcript has not been filed ten days before the term at Which the application is made.
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Rule 9. The appellee in any appeal case from a justice of the peace, which has been perfected ten days before the commencement of any trial term, may enter his appearance in writing and have the same filed among the papers in the case, and If such appearance Is so en- tered ten days before the commencement of the term, the case shall stand for trial in its order.
Rule 10. In appeals from judgments of justices of the peace to this court ap- pellant or appellants shall file with the clerk a transcript of the proceedings be- fore the justice of the peace within ten days after filing the appeal bond ; in de- fault thereof the court shall dismiss said appeal unless good cause be shown why such order should not be entered.
If a defendant in an action of forcible detainer desires to appeal to this court no appeal bond shall be approved or filed unless it shall appear from a transcript that the defendant prayed an appeal be- fore the justice, and that the justice fixed the amount of the appeal bond, or that a judge of this court has fixed the amount of such bond , ,
Rule 11. Appeal cases, when reached on calendar, will be disposed of either by trial, continuance, dismissal of case or appeal, or by striking the same from ihe docket, and in case the same are stricken from the docket, they will not be again placed on any trial calendar unless all parties are in court, trans- scripts and papers filed, and the cases ready in every respect for trial.
Notice— When Reanlred.
Rule 12. Parties shall take notice of all calls of the calendar.
No motion will be heard or order made In any cause without notice to the oppo- site party, when an appearance of such party has been entered, except where a party is in default or when a cause is reached on the call of the trial calendar.
Notice — VLoxv Given.
Rule 13. Notice to the opposite party must be in writing, state the motion, des- ignate the judge before whom the same is to be made, and the place of hearing, and be served by delivering a copy to such party or his attorney of record be- fore four p. M. of the day preceding the day mentioned in the notice for calling up such motion.
The service of a motion upon an at- torney by leaving a copy thereof at his office, in his absence, with a clerk or other person in charge of such office, shall be regarded as service upon such attor- ney; provided, however, if the attorney has no office in the city, then the service shall be as the court may direct. Service of Rule.
Rule 14. The service of rules or or- ders made by the court, or by the judges during summer rrcess. shall be by deliv- ering a certified copy. When neither the party nor his attorney resides in or has an office In the City of Chicago, all no- tices may be served by mail, and when either party has appeared by attorney, service of any rule, order or notice made on such attorney shall be deemed suffi- cient, unless where the object Is to bring a party into contempt for disobeying any rule or order, in which case the services ahall be upon the party personally.
Hotlona and Demurrera.
Rule 15. All motions, of course and contested, excepting motions for new trial and motions subsequent thereto, and mo- tions arising during the actual trial of a case, shall be determined and disposed of by one or more judges designated for that purpose.
All such motions shall be placed upon a motion calendar and will be called and disposed of in their order upon such cal- endar. All motions not of course shall be made in writing, and when founded on matters of fact not otherwise appearing by the pleadings, or other proceeding by the pleadings in the cause, such facts must be presented by affidavit, which shall be filed with the motion, and a copy thereof served with the notice of the mo- tion. Counter afHdavits may ordinarily be filed in opposition to such motion ; but counter or supplementary affidavits will not be allowed on application for continu- ances, or in applications for security for costs, or for sureties in appeal bonds to justify.
All matters requiring Immediate action or attention and not affecting or pertain- ing to any case then on a trial call shall be presented to and heard by the motion judge. Confessions of judgment, petitions for mandamus or quo warranto for leave to sue in forma pauperis, applications for naturalization, the assessment of damages in noncontested or settled cases, and simi- lar matters are included in this rule. The motion judge shall also hear the cases placed upon the short cause calendar.
Rule 16. Whenever the motion judge shall have entered default in any case and it is necessary for a jury to assess plaintiff's damages. If there be no jury sitting in his room the clerk in the mo- tion room shall notify the assignment clerk that default has been entered, and the assignment clerk will tliereupon as- sign the cause to some one of the trial judges for final disposition.
Rule 17. No demurrer shall be allowed to be filed to any declaration unless upon I a certificate of counsel that in his opin- ' ion it is well founded in point of law, and unless supported by the affidavit of the defendant, or by his agent duly au- thorized, or attorney, that it is rot inter- posed for delay.
Rule 18. Whenever a default is set aside or a demurrer is overruled or sus- tained, and leave to plead or leave to amend is prayed for, the court may, in granting such motion, impose as terms costs not less than J5.00 nor more than $10,00, to be paid by the losing to the successful party on the motion, or his or their attorney.
Motions for Rnles on Sureties la Appeal Bonds to Justify.
Rule 19. Motions may be made to re- quire a surety on an appeal bond to jus- tify, after the bond has ben approved and the appeal perfected. They must bo supported by affidavit showing that affi- ant has made inquiry as to the responsi- bility of such surety and the nature of such Inquiry, and, if the surety has sched- uled any real estate, as to the title and value of .such real estate, and that from such inquiry affiant believes that such surety is irresponsible, and stating the facts tending to show that such belief is
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well founded. If such affidavit is deemed sufBcient a rule will be entered requiring the surety to justify or the appellant to give a new bond by a certain day; and In default, that the appeal be dismissed. "The same motions in like manner may be made in all cases of bonds given ex parte in any proceeding."
The clerk shall spread of record on a book or books kept for that purpose, bonds filed in any cause in this court.
Formation of Calendars.
Rule 20. The cases shall be divided, in rotation, in seven (7) calendars, each calendar having an equal number of cases. Thereafter, at convenient intervals, as may be necessary, calendars for individ- ual judges, consisting of two hundred (200) cases, shall be made up. All cases on each calendar which shall not be finally disposed of during the call of such calendar (including all reinstated cases), shall be Included in and placed at the bead of the next calendar of two hundred (200) cases of the same judge when such new calendar shall be made up. Every such case, unless otherwise specially so ordered, shall remain on the calendar of such judge until finally disposed of.
All the foregoing matter shall be under the special supervision of the motion judge.
Passlnar and Contlnnlng Casea.
Rule 22. When the principal attorney of record, or the attorney specially charged with the trial of the case of a party is sick or actually engaged in the trial of a cause in some other court at the time the cause is called for trial, and the other party is ready, the court will pass the cause for the time without prej- udice, where it appears by affidavit or otherwise that the party seeking the de- lay has used due diligence to be ready for trial, and would have been ready but for the sickness or engagement of his at- torney. Provided, that a sound discretion will be exercised by the court in the en- forcement of this rule in extreme cases. In favor of plaintiffs in attachments and suits on demands which would be barred by the statutes of limitations if dis- missed ; and also in all cases where any substantial injury might result.
No case will be passed the second time for either of the causes above mentioned, and any case so passed shall be held for trial upon the trial call until the cause for which the same was passed shall have ceased, when it shall be the next case tried.
Upon good cause shown, any judge may order a case assigned in his room to be assigned for trial before another trial judge. Stipulations to pass, for continu- ances and also for the assignment of cases for trial at a date which will not advance such case from its regular or- der, will be recognized when in writing and signed by counsel for all of the par- ties in the case and filed with the assign- ment clerk.
Sbort Cause Calendar.
Rule 23. Monday of each week is set apart and assigned as the day for the trial of actions upon the "Short Cause Calendar." No case shall be noticed for trial on such calendar until the same is at issue. All notices to place a case on such calendar must be filed with the
clerk within two days after service of the same, and not later than on Thursday, eleven days before the Monday on which the case is set for trial. Cases placed upon this calendar shall be assigned for trial in the order in which said notices are filed with the clerk, in the same man- ner as other common law cases, and all cases not reached for trial on the Mon- day designated shall stand continued until the following Monday.
Cbansre of Venne.
^^Rule 24. Whenever counsel shall notify the judge to whom a case is assigned that he intends to ask for a change of venue, he must present his petition to that judge on the next court day after the case has been assigned. Whenever a change of venue shall be granted from one or more judges the case shall be immediately reassigned by the assign- ment clerk to one of the other judges having no case on trial, in the manner hereinabove provided.
Instructions.
Rule 25. All instructions must be pre- sented to the court at the conclusion of the taking of the evidence.
Motions for New Trial.
Rule 26. Motions for new trial must be filed in writing, and such motions will be heard on the Saturday of the week following the week in which the verdict is rendered, unless the judge presiding al the trial shall otherwise direct, and li shall be the duty of the clerk to maka up each Saturday a calendar of suci> motions for new trial, placing thereoK without notice, and according to their numbers, all pending motions. This cal- endar will be called and motion.*- iltjposed of without notice, and in case the hearing of any motion is continued it will be placed at the foot of the next new trial calendar, unless the court shall other- wise order.
Costs.
Rule 27. When there are several de- fendants, if a single appearance is filed for all but one appearance, fee of three dollars ($3.00) is required to be paid, but if several appearances are filed for dif- ferent parties, either by different attor- neys or by the same attorney at different times, an appearance fee must be paid for eacli appearance.
Suits In Forma Pauperis.
Rule 28. When an attorney has a pau- per for a client, for whom he brings suit in this court as such, tlie attorney shall before bringing such suit by personal in- vestigation satisfy himself that such per- son actually is a pauper unable to pro- cure the money with which to pay the costs of bringing the suit, and, further, that such person has a meritorious cause of action. All applications for leave to sue In forma pauperis shall be made by a petition subscribed and sworn to by the applicant, and such petition shall con- tain' a detailed statement of the cause or grounds for the action. It shall show the address, trade, if any, and occupation, income and means of subsistence of the applicant then and during the year past and that such person has no money or property of any kind and no means
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from which to raise money for such costs. Such person shall appear person- ally in court, unless physically incapaci- tated, in which event the petition shall state how incapacitated and where the applicant is. At the foot of such petition there shall be added an agreement that such person will pay all costs due to the clerk of this court out of any money ob- tained through the suit or compromise.
The petition shall also be accompa- nied bv an affidavit of the attorney for such pauper, stating the length of time he has been personally acquaint- ed with said pauper, that he has per- sonally investigated by enquiring of such pauper, unless prevented by phys- ical incapacity of the pauper, and otherwise as well, and from such in- vestigation he believes the facts stat- ed in the petition to be true; that he believes the applicant has a meritori- ous cause of action and has sufflcient evidence to make recovery or the ob- taining of a decree reasonably cer- tain; and that neither the attorney nor his firm, if he is a member of one. has received any money or other com- pensation in connection with the cause of action, for the bringing of the suit or to prosecute the same. In the event the suit is for a minor it shall also be stated that there is no one, capable of doing so, legally obliged to pay for the necessaries of such minor.
There shall also be added an agree- ment by such attorney and his firm, if any, that as an officer of the court he undertakes to see and agrees that the costs of the court shall be paid out of the first money recovered through the litigation or obtained by any compro- mise made, and, if the cause is a di- vorce suit, also that he will prosecute proceedings for the recovery of the costs from the defendant if the defend- ant has employment or means of any kind wherefrom costs might be recov- ered.
Unless the attorney has known the pauper for one year or more, the ap- plication shall also be accompanied by an affidavit of a reputable citizen of some standing (known to and repre- sented as such to the court by the at- torney) that he has known the pauper applicant for one year, and knows from personal investigation that the appli- cant is a pauper who has no money or property of any kind and has no means wherewith to pay the costs of suit; and also that he believes such person to be honest and that the costs will be paid out of any money recovered by suit or obtained by compromise.
Every application to sue in forma pauperis shall first be presented to the chief deputy clerk, or in his absence to tlie one acting as such, who shall ascertain that this rule Is complied with and mark the application "O. K.," with liis initials, and thereafter the same shall be presented to the motion judge, who shall act upon all such ap- plications.
The court regards it as the duty to the court of every attorney in anywise connected with a pauper suit for either side, as an officer of the court to see that the court's costs are paid out of anv monev obtained thereby. No suit wi.il be dismissed or decree entered nor other final disposition made of any cause where anything has been ob-
tained by the litigation or by a com- promise until the costs of the court are paid.
The clerk shall once a year report to the judges the number of pauper suits instituted during the preceding three years wherein costs remain unpaid, to- gether with the names of the attor- neys therein.
This rule shall take the place of chancery rule 17 and common law rule 28 heretofore in force.
The following amendment to the pauper rule was passed April 20, 1911.
"Any person who is not a resident of Cook County may be permitted to begin, prosecute or defend a suit in law or chancery as a poor person on making the affidavit required by the statute and rules of court, and it shall be unnecessary for such non-resident to make application in person for leave to commence or defend an action in forma pauperis."
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Rule 29. Each party shall upon the conclusion of every case tried by jury, and before the beginning of the argu- ments, submit to the trial judge the instructions which he intends to ask the court to give to the jury, and shall at the same time deliver a copy there- of to counsel for the opposite party.
Thereupon the judge shall give each party an opportunity, out of the pres- ence of the jury and before the begin- ning of the arguments, to state his objections to the instructions requested by the other party and to reply to the objections of the opposite party to the instructions requested by him.
If tlie judge modifies the instruc- tions requested by the parties he shall give counsel an opportunity before the same are read to the jury to state his objection to the instructions as modi- fied.
Counsel will be expected as officers of the court, in good faith, to assist the judge in settling the instructions before tlie beginning of tlie arguments to the jury, so that the jury may he correctly charged as to the law of the case, and inadvertent and preventi- ve error may not enter into the record to tlie manifest prejudice of the cause of justice.
The trial judge will, as far as prac- ticable arrange the order of the in- structions which he intends to give, so as to present the law of the case to the jurv in the form of a connected charge. If the judge sliall elect to give of his own motion anv additional instructions for the purpose of more fullv presenting to tlie jury tlie la.w of the case as applicable to the issues of fact, such additional instructions shall also he submitted to counsel as above provided, in regard to modifica- tions of reriuested instructions. Opening; Stnteinent.
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IN FORCE WIARCH 20, 1892.
Appearance of Parties.
1. When any defendant who shall be summoned, served with a copy of the bill or petition, or notified of the commence- ment of the suit, as required by law, shall enter and file an appearance in writ- ing, before default taken, the party en- tering such appearance shall thereby, without any order, have twenty days from the first day of the appearance term within which to except, plead, answer or demur. By appearance term is meant the term at which the party might be de- faulted for failure to appear.
When any defendant who has not been summoned, etc., as required by law, shall enter an appearance, he shall give the complainant's solicitor immediate notice of the fact, and shall except, plead, an- swer or demur, within 20 days after en- tering such appearance.
Defaults.
2. On and after the third day of each term defaults may be entered as to such defendants as have been served in due time and have filed no appearance in writing.
Motions of Course.
4. Motions of Course will be heard at the opening of Court at ten o'clock each day (and the time occupied therein shall be known as "motion hour"), and notice thereof, except in default cases, of at least one day shall be given to the so- licitor of record of the opposite party, if there be such solicitor, and be supported by affidavit whenever based on matters of fact not appearing of record or by flies in the case, but all notices served on Satur- day shall be served before 12 o'clock noon of that day.
Wliat May be Considered as Motions of Coarse.
Motions for default; default decrees, for appointment of commissioners in parti- tion, for confirmation of reports of com- missioners and of Masters where no ex- ceptions are filed; motions for rules to plead, answer or demur concerning amendments of pleadings oi for leave to file any pleading or paper; to set aside de- faults, for new bonds; that sureties jus- tify; concerning ne-exeats; for ex parte injunction orders; touching the custody of children; motions for reference to a Master and for contempts of court may, among others, be considered motions of course.
HovF Made.
A note of such motions shall be made by the solicitor of the moving party in a "motion book" to be provided by the Clerk, or by a memorandum thereof de- livered to the minute clerk (whose duty it shall be to enter the same in the "mo- tion book" in the order of the receipt thereof) before the opening of Court. The note, or memorandum, shall designate the term number and title of the cause, with a brief statement of the nature of the motion, the name of the moving solicitor, and, except in default cases or where no appearance has been entered, the name of the solicitor of the opposite party.
Such motions will be called in their or- der in the "motion book," and solicitors will not rise to address the Court upon a motion until it has been called. Motions.
If no one appears for or against a mo- tion when called it will be stricken from the "contested motion calendar" or the "motion book" upon which it may bo nending.
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Motions whether "contested" or "of course," if not supported by the moving solicitor when called, will be overruled, as of course, on the suggestion of oppos- ing solicitor who in response to notice thereof is in attendance, and no renewal thereof will be permitted except for cause shown, upon service of notice of motion therefor with copy of affidavit, etc., upon the opposite solicitor and upon reasonable terms in the discretion of the Court, or upon consent thereto in writing of the opposing solicitor.
In all cases where a motion is made be- fore default day and there is no appear- ance of defendant by solicitor, the de- fendant shall be personally served with at least one day's notice thereof, and with copies as hereinlaefore directed, if prac- ticable, and not otherwise determined by the Court because of the emergency thereof. All motions except in default cases shall be reduced to writing and filed In the cause before action of the Court is moved thereon.
Contested Motions.
Contested motions shall be deemed to include all motions pertaining to the set- tling of pleadings, for alimony and so- licitors' fees, for injunctions upon notice; to dissolve injunctions, for the appoint- ment and removal of Receivers, the hear- ing of exceptions to Masters' and Receiv- ers' reports, and all other opposed mo- tions, the hearing of which will operate to unduly delay the Court in its other du- ties.
A calendar of such motions will be made up on Friday of each week for hearing on the following Monday, in the order of fil- ing notices thereof, with the minute clerk, and will be posted in the court room. The Court may in its discretion, continue the call of said calendar from day to day, or on a particular day to be specified, ■without notice except as may be an- nounced during the call thereof, and may, •whenever in its opinion the exigency of the case requires it, hear particular mo- tions at any time.
Motions passed under the rule relating to the engagement or other disability of a solicitor shall be placed at the head of the next succeeding calendar in the rela- tive order they occupied on the pending calendar.
Motions continued by order or consent, will be placed in their relative order at the foot of the next calendar unless other- wise ordered.
To entitle a motion to be placed and heard on the contested motion calendar, notice thereof, together with a copy of all affidavits and other pertinent and compe- tent papers relied upon and to be read in support thereof (except tlio records, files, pleadings, depositions, rep'orts of Masters and Receivers, and other proceedings in the cause, or in other causes), must be served on the solicitor of the opposing party before four o'clock in the afternoon of the preceding Thursday, and a copy of all counter-affidavits, etc. (with the
like exceptions), must be served on the solicitor of the moving party before twelve o'clock noon of Saturday succeed- ing. Said notice, with proof, or accept- ance, of service thereof, must be deliv- ered to minute clerk before two o'clock p. m. of F^riday.
To entitle records or other proceedings in the same cause or in other causes than the one in which the motion is made, to be read either in support of or in opposi- tion to a motion of any kind, brief desig- nation thereof shall be made by notice to the solicitor of the opposite party with- in the times mentioned for the service of affidavits.
Affidavits, and matters of record-, strict* ly in rebuttal, may be read without nO' tice, or the service of a copy thereof.
Motions in cases where the emergency thereof will not admit of the delay inci- dent to the contested motion calendar, may be taken up and heard at any time, upon such notice as the Court may in its discretion direct, or without notice if the Court shall so determine.
Except by permission of the Court, but one solicitor on each side shall be heard on any motion, demurrer, or any interlo- cutory matter.
Trial Calendar.
5. When any Chancery cause is at Issue, upon notice and motion of either party, the cause at any time within ten days of the commencement of the term for which a trial calendar may be ordered made, may be ordered placed on the trial calendar, and any cause before issues joined may be ordered placed upon the trial calendar by consent of the parties, or by order of the Court, but issues must be joined therein before the cause is reached for final hearing.
The cases on such calendar shall be called and tried on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of each week, and also on Mondays and Saturdays when so directed by the Court. No more than five cases shall be fixed for trial upon the same day; but if the Court is behind in the call of the calendar, not exceeding six cases may be called for trial on any one day. All cases remaining undisposed of upon any calendar, shall, without further order, be placed at the head of the next (new) calendar. (See rule 7.) Sickness, E^tc. of Solicitor.
6. When the principal solicitor of a party is sick, or actually engaged in the trial of a cause in some other court of record in this county (or in the Supreme Court) at the time the cause is called for trial, and the adverse party is ready, the Court, if satisfied by affidavit or other- wise that the party seeking the delay would have been ready for trial but for the sickness or engagement of his solici- tor, may order said cause passed or con- tinued upon such terms as the Court may direct; provided, however, the Court may on passing such cause set the same for hearing peremptorily at some future day.
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Passed Cases.
7. No case will be passed a second time for either of the causes mentioned in the preceding rule: any case so passed shall be in order to be called up lor trial at any time after the cause for which the same was passed shall cease, but notice shall be given to the opposite party or his so- licitor. Which notice shall be at least one day's notice, unless the case is to be called up for trial upon the same day that It was passed.
If no such notice shall be given during the term or terms the trial calendar shall be called, the case shall be placed by the Clerk, without further order, at the foot of the next trial calendar.
Divorces and Default Cases.
S. All divorces and other default cases, in whicli notice shall be given the Clerk to place the same upon the default cal- endar, ^111 be heard upon Saturday of each week, unless otherwise determined by the Judge before whom such cause la pending. No references shall be allowed in default divorce cases, except as to question of alimony and property, and all testimony must be taken by deposition or in open court. When taken In open court, it must be taken in shorthand, written out and presented to the Court, and filed be- fore a decree will be entered. No decree of divorce will be granted upon the un- supported testimony of the complainant.
When an answer is filed the case may be placed on the trial calendar upon no- tice and motion thereof, and lieard in its order.
Within ten days after the hearing of any default or uncontested divorce suit, the complainant shall hand to the minute Clerk a draft of the decree and certificate of evidence; in default whereof, unless for good cause shown the time be ex- tended, the bill shall be dismissed.
AVithdra-wal of Solicitors.
9. No solicitor will be permitted to withdraw his appearance for any party, unless the Court shall be satisfied, by affi- davit or otherwise, that such party has had reasonable notice of the solicitor's intention to withdraw his appearance in the cause.
Abstract of Pleadinss and Eviilence.
10. In all cases heard in this Court, ex- cept where otherwise determined by the Court, the parties shall prepare an ab- stract or abridgement of their respective pleadings, and of the evidence, when the same shall have been taken by deposition or before a Master in Chancery, and such a' stract of the pleadings and evidence 1 all be read on the hearing in lieu of the iginal pleadings and depositions.
Decrees, Etc., as to Sale of Real Estate.
10%. All decrees and orders of this Court directing the public sale of any real estate, or an interest therein, shall provide that such sale shall be made at the rooms of the Chicago Real Es- tate Board or of the Cook Cou.nty Real Estate Board in the City of Chicago, unless the Court — for cause shown — shall otherw^ise order.
Changing Final Decree as to Ali- mony or Custody of Children.
11. All applications for changing a final order or decree concerning alimony or the custody of children shall be by petition in writing verified by affidavit. Upon the filing thereof a rule on the respondent to plead, answer or demur in ten days after service of the copy thereof on such re- spondent, may be obtained. Issues joined therein may be heard at such time as the Court may order. The Court may, in its discretion, upon motion, refer the same to the Master, as in other cases.
Bonds.
12. Upon the motion of any party in in- terest, the bond of any receiver, injunc- tion or other bond may be ordered spread of record in the cause in which it is filed.
Complete Record, Etc.
13. A complete record may be made of all pleadings, files, etc., in any cause upon the motion of any party in interest, u£on such terms as to the costs thereof as the Court may order.
Any pleading or file may be ordered spread of record in any cause before final decree, upon such terms and in such man- ner as the Court may order. Receivers.
14. Notice of the filing of reports by re- ceivers, and of all orders asked for by any receiver, and of all orders to be made on such receiver, shall be given to each and all the solicitors, or firm of solicitors of record in the cause.
Pleadings and Copies Thereof.
15. Upon the filing of every bill or pe- tition (or within 2-4 hours thereafter) a copy of the same and of all exhibits ac- companying the same shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court, marked "copy." And upon the filing of any other pleading, a copy thereof, and of the exhibits ac- companying the same shall also be filed with the Clerk.
Any such copy may be taken by the so- licitor of any party to the cause upon his receipting therefor to the Clerk, as here- inafter provided, but in no case shall the original of any such bill, petition, plead- ing or exhibit or file be taken from the custody of the Clerk, except upon special order of the Court, entered of record in the cause.
Chancery Register.
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First. The number and title of all Chancery causes, petitions, or proceedings commenced upon the Chancery side of this Court.
Second. The names of the respective solicitors and counsel therein.
Third. The date of filing the bill, peti- tion, demurrer, answer or other pleading therein, and of all affidavits, exhibits, or other papers therein, describing the same as briefly as may be necessary for identi- fication.
Fourth. The date when any such bill, petition, demurrer, answer, pleading, etc., or filed copy thereof, shall be taken from the files, to whom delivered, and when re- turned. But no such delivery shall be made to any person other than a solicitor or counsel in the cause or his or their clerk, known to be such, nor shall the en- tire files or any injunction, receiver's or other bonds, writ or other process be de- livered to any other person than a bailiff or deputy clerk of this Court.
It is also ordered, that no such bill, pe- tition, demurrer, answer, pleading, etc., or filed copy thereof shall be permitted to be taken from the files except upon leaving with the Clerk a receipt therefor upon the receipt book provided for that purpose, nor shall the same be retained for a longer time than three days (the date when taken shall be counted as one day), and if the same Is not returned within such three days, it shall be the duty of the clerk in charge of such Reg- ister to forthwith make a report to the Court, to the end that a rule may be made to return the same to the files in- stater.
For any violation of this rule, or for any cause, the Court may direct the Clerk to refuse to allow any specified so- licitor or counsel to take any pleading, etc., or filed copy thereof from any of the files of the Court.
Costs. 16. When there are several defendants. If a single appearance is filed for all, but one appearance fee of three dollars ($3.00) is required to be paid; but if several ap- pearances are filed for different parties, either by different solicitors or by the same solicitor at different times, an ap- pearance fee must be paid for each ap- pearance.
When the appearance fee has been paid no costs are required upon filing a cross- bill.
17. In view of the large number of applications for leave to sue as a poor person, in divorce and other cases, and for the protection of the Clerk's office against imposition, it is ordered that hereafter, all such applications madp upon the Chancery side of the Court must be accompanied by a de- tailed sworn statement by the appli-
cant, containing occupation, means of subsistence, income during the year preceding the application and sources and amount of expected income, if any, of the applicant.
Affidavits also of two disinterested persons must accompany the appli- cation, which must show affirmatively that the applicant is not able to pay the usual Court costs.
There must also be filed an agree- ment on part of the applicant to pay the Court costs out of the first pay- ments of alimony or other funds if any, realized out of the litigation.
No final decree will be entered, nor suit dismissed or otherwise disposed of, in cases where the complainant re- ceives from the litigation anv funds whatever until the Clerk's costs are fully paid.
Rules Governing Masters iu Clian- cery.
1. Whenever a reference shall be made to a Master in Chancery of this Court, to take testimony and report the same, or to take testimony and report the same with his conclusions thereon to the Court, the Master to whom such reference is made shall, as soon as practicable, fix a day to proceed with the taking of testimony or evidence on such reference, and on the day so fixed he shall proceed with the taking of such testimony or evidence, and may, in his discretion, fix a day within which the complainant shall close his proofs, which time he may, in his discre- tion, for good cause shown, extend for such reasonable time as justice may re- quire; and, as soon as the complainant has closed his proofs, shall fix a time within which the defendant shall close his proofs, and the complainant his proofs in rebuttal; and in his discretion for good cause may extend the time for such rea- sonable time as justice may require; and in case the parties shall not close their proofs within the time limited by the Master, he shall proceed to make up his report upon the testimony and evidence that may have been submitted to him without waiting for further evidence or testimony from the party so failing to close his proofs within the time limited.
2. Whenever such reference Is made to a Master in Chancery of this Court, to take testimony and report the same, or to take testimony and report the same with his conclusion thereon to the Court, the Master shall have full power and discre- tion to pass upon all questions of compe- tency of witnesses, and the propriety and relevancy of all questions or interrogator- iea put by counsel, and the Master shall note his ruling upon each objection in the minutes of the proceedings before him, and when the Master has ruled that a party or witness shall answer a given in- terrogatory, it shall be the duty of such
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witness or party to answer in the same manner as if such witness or party had been so directed by the Court; and in case the Master shall hold that any question is irrelevant or incompetent, the same shall not be answeied. If either party shall except to the ruling of the Master upon the admissibility of testimony or evidence, they shall, after the testimony and evidence before the Master is closed, and before he makes his report thereon, bring such objections and exceptions to the Master's ruling upon the testimony before the Court, and if the Court shall sustain the ruling of the Master, he shall immediately proceed to make his report upon the testimony and evidence submit- ted to him, and if such objections and ex- ceptions to the rulings of the Master shall be sustained, the Master shall proceed to take such further testimony as the Court may direct, and shall disregard, in mak- ing up his report, such testimony as the Court may rule to be incompetent or ir- relevant.
3. All parties accounting before a Mas- ter shall bring in their respective ac- counts in the form of debtor and creditor, and any of the other parties who ahall not be satisfied with the accounts so brought in, shall be at liberty to examine the accounting party viva voce or upon oral or written interrogatories, in the Master's ofRce, as the Master may direct.
4. The Master shall be at liberty to ex- amine any creditor or other person com- ing in to make a claim before him, either upon written interrogatories or viva voce, or in both modes, as the nature of the case may appear to him to require. The evidence upon such examination shall be taken down by the Master, or by some other person by his order and in his pres- ence, if either party requires it, in order that the same may be used by the Court, if necessary.
5. All affidavits, depositions, and docu- ments which have been previously made, read, or used in the Court upon any pro- ceeding in any cause or matter, may be used before the Master.
fa. Every bill or petition upon which an ex parte preliminary injunction— order for the appointment of a receiver— or for a writ of ne exeat republica is desired, shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court be- fore the same is presented to a Judge for an order, or to a Master for a recommen- dation as to such injunction, receiver or writ of ne exeat. For such purpose the Clerk may deliver such bill or petition to the solicitor 'or person filing such bill, upon his receipting therefor to such Clerk, but the same must be returned to the custody of such Clerk immediately after such Judge or Master shall have passed upon such application.
No Master shall examine any such bill or petition presented to him until the same shall have been filed as aforesaid, and the Master's fee paid to such Master.
The Judge or Master shall indorse upon or at the foot of every such bill or peti- tion so presented and examined by him, his conclusion, or recommendation as to whether the prayer of such bill or petition as to such injunction, receiver, or ne exeat, should be granted.
No Master shall examine or make any recommendation upon any such bill or pe- tition which shall contain the Indorse- ment of any Judge or Master as afore- said, except upon a special order of the Court to that effect.
7. The attendance of solicitors (Supe- rior Court) shall not be compulsory be- fore Masters in Chancery in any matter on Saturday after 1 o'clock p. m.
7. That attendance before the Masters in Chancery during the vacation of the Courts shall not be compulsory, except upon special order made in the particu- lar case, nor shall attendance upon any Saturday be compulsory except upon like special order. (Circuit Court.)
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IN GENERAL.
Nuniberiuf? Cases.
Rule 1. Suits brought in this Court are at once given a general number, which is never changed; and in the numbering of cases no distinction is made between suits at law, insolvent debtor's, actions for sup- port, voluntary assignments, exceptions to claims and condemnation cases.
Special assessment cases are numbered separately in the name of .the city, town or village filing the petition. Objections to application for judgment on delinquent general taxes and special assessments are numbered "general" or "special," as the case may be, in the order filed. Insane cases are numbered separately and in the order filed.
Motions.
Rule 2. Motions of course in all pro- ceedings in the County Court will be heard every day Court is in session at 9:30 o'clock in the morning, in room County Building, provided notice of said motion has been given the opposite party before 4:00 p. m. of the preceding court day; provided, further, that when calen- dars in common law, special assessment or other County Court matters are being heard, all motions referring to cases on such calendars must be noticed for and will be heard by the Judge who is trying any such calendar. Motions of course must be placed on the motion of course calendar found on the clerk's desk, and will be called in their order, and the par- ties interested in such motion will not arise or address the Court until such mo- tion is called.
All contested motions or matters per- taining to cases not on the regular calen- dars can be called up on the motions of course calendar for the purpose of set- ting the matter down tor hearing at some day fixed by the Court.
Contintiance of Motions.
Rule 3. Motions entered of record and not disposed of during the term when made will stand continued without for- mal motion until final disposition. <■ Appeal.
Rule 4. In case of appeal from a decis-
ion or judgment of this Court, no appeal bond will be approved without notice of the application for such approval being given to the appellee or his attorney, as provided by Rule 2.
VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENTS. Reports.
Rule 1. Within ten days after filing the deed of assignment, unless further time Is granted by the Court, the assignee shall file with the Clerk of this Court a true and full inventory and valuation of the insolvent estate, and every three months thereafter a true and full report of the condition of the estate; provided, that where the assignee, by permission of the Court, continues and directs the business of said estate in the usual course of business, he shall file every thirty days a true and full report of his acts an(^ Jo- ings, showing a true condition of said es- tate.
Continuing Business.
Rule 2. The assignee must not carry on the business of the insolvent, unless permitted to do so by an order of Court, and then only for such time and expense as may be fixed by said order. Selling Assets.
Rule 3. The assignee of the insolvent estate must not sell any of the assets of said estate without an order of Court first had and obtained.
Fnnds.
Rule 4. It shall be the duty of the as- signee, who may have funds in his hands, to deposit immediately the same, in his name as assigriee, in some bank of good standing, and in no case shall said funds be loaned, pledged, invested or used by said assignee, except on the order of the Court.
Fees.
Rule 5. No assignee shall be permitted to employ an attorney or counsel, nor to use any of the funds of the said estate to pay said attorneys or counsel, or use or apply any of the funds of the said estate in payment for his commis.«ion. ex- penses, or services, except upon the order of the Court first had and obtained. All
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Rule 6. Immediately upon the assignee of an insolvent estate qualifying, it shall be the duty of the insolvent to deliver and turn over -to him all the books, papers, records of every kind, which in any way appertain to the subject matter of the assignment and the assigned property. Thereupon such books, papers and rec- ords shall be, at all reasonable times, subject to inspection and examination by any creditor or interested party, or their respective attorneys or representatives, at the office of the assignee. The Court may direct a special examination of any of the books, papers, or documents, at any special place or time, when proper cause therefor is made to appear. Notice.
Rule 7. The assignee, or his attorney, must be served with a copy of all peti- tions filed in the assignment matters, on or before 4:00 o'clock of the Court day next preceding the day upon which leave is to be asked of the County Court to file such petition, except in emergency mat- ters, and then only in case where the pe- tition discloses such a state of facts as warrants the Court in believing that se- rious loss or damage might result, if such notice was required to be given. Upon application of a creditor the assignee may be ruled to give five or ten of the princi- pal creditors notice of all proceedings, but he will not be required to give such notice to any one creditor.
Appearance.
Rule 8. Any creditor of the estate, who has not filed his claim with the assignee, as provided by law, must file his appear- ance in writing before he can be heard In Court or in an examination on citation with reference to matters pertaining to the estate.
A petition, pleading, or written motion filed in said estate, will be considered a general appearance, unless in such peti- tion, pleading, or motion the appearance is limited for a specific purpose. Citation.
Rule 9. When a citation in an insolven- cy proceeding has been issued by the County Court, and placed in the hands of the Sheriff for service, the Court will not issue another citation directed against the same person until said person has been examined on the first citation; pro- vided that said sheriff must serve said citation first issued as soon as it is placed in his hands and make a return of said Service a.t once, and shall not follow tha
direction of the petitioner in said citation, as to the time he shall serve and return said citation, and the examination on said citation shall not be continued by agree- ment of the petitioner and the person cited, unless by consent of the assignee and all creditors of said estate, who may have made known to the Court a desire to examine said person on said citation; provided further, that all creditors and the assignee may have the right to ex- amine under said citation, and the man- ner and place of conducting said examin- ation to be under the direction of the County Court.
Expense of Citation.
Rule 10. Any expense incurred in con- ducting an examination under a citation in an estate will not be allowed against, or paid by the assignee of said estate without a specific order of the County Court to that effect.
Debtor's Exemptions.
Rule 11. An insolvent, in order to ob- tain any exemptions allowed to him by law, should file his petition immediately after the assignment, and before the as- sets are transferred, sold or disposed of by the assignee, asking in said petition that the Court appoint three disinterested persons to appraise said property fairly and impartially. If the Court decides on said petition that said insolvent is enti- tled to exemptions, he shall appoint said appraisers, who shall forthwith fairly and impartially appraise said estate, and report in writing, under oath, said ap- praisement to said Court, and thereupon said insolvent shall select such articlf.3 belonging to said estate at the value placed thereon by said appraisers, as said insolvent may desire to retain, pro- vided that the aggregate value of all said articles shall not exceed the amount the Court may decide said Insolvent is enti- tled to, provided the court may, if deemed advisable, allow said exemptions In money.
Exceptions to Claims.
Rule 12. A printed calendar of all undis- posed of exceptions to claims will be made and set for hearing from time to time as occasion may require. When any such calendar is not on hearing any ex- ception to claim in any estate may be called up as a motion of course and set for hearing at some convenient day. Contested Matters.
Rule 13. When any matter, whether it be exception to claim or otherwise, in any estate, is called up as a motion of course to be set for hearing, the assignee should have all contested matters at issue in said estate called up and set for hearing on the same day.
Dividends.
Rule 14. Four months after the date of the assignment, or as soon thereafter as the condition of the estate permits and the cash on hand warrants, the assignee
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shall under the direction of the Court de- clare and pay a dividend to the creditors of said estate, and further dividends from time to time as the condition of the es- tate warrants.
Discontinuance.
Rule 15. Proceedings under the Volun- tary Assignment Act will not be discon- tinued as provided for in said Act unless on a verified petition, and any additional proof the Court may desire showing that the majority of creditors in number and amount have assented thereto in writ- ing, and that all other provisions required by law have been complied with, and written notice of all applications of this character shall be given to all parties who have filed claims with the assignee, and have not joined in said application, by mailing to said parties, at least three days before the application is made, a no- tice stating the time and place at which said application will be made, and also giving the number and amount represent- ed by such petition.
Files.
Rule 16. No paper or instrument filed with the Clerk of the Court shall be taken from his office without an order of Court permitting such paper or instrument to be taken, and any paper or instrument taken by order of the Court shall be re- turned to the clerk within three days thereafter.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT CASES.
Default.
Rule 1. Orders of default and confirma- tion will not be entered against any prop- erty or person in any special assessment proceeding until the third day after the time fixed in the notice for filing objec- tions.
Calendars— "City."
Rule 2. Printed calendars of objections in special assessment proceedings in which the City of Chicago is a petitioner will be made from time to time and the calendars will be called upon reasonable notice being given to the objectors, as fixed by the Court.
Calendars— "County."
T ^.e 3. All other special assessment cases in the County Court, including spe- cial assessment proceedings for th^^ vari- ous villages, towns and Park Boards in Cook County in which objections have been filed, shall be grouped together and called on reasonable notice being given to said objectors, as fixed by the Court.
Objections— Bona Fide.
Rule 4. All oEjections filed shall be bona fide, and shall relate to the legality of the proceedings, or merits of the case.
Altering Objections.
Rule 5. Where objections are filed they shall not be altered or changed In any manner without an order of the Court. Vacating Default and Confirmation.
Rule 6. Default and confirmation orders shall not be set asid'e in any case except for good cause shown upon oath or aflS- davit. Default or confirmation orders shall not be set aside for any cause after a jury has been called and voir dire ex- amination begun, without consent of the petitioner.
Files.
Rule 7. The assessment roll shall not be taken from the Clerk's office except during the trial of the case, and then only by order of the Court. The petition and other files may be taken from the •Clerk's office by parties to the proceedings not to exceed one day.
APPLICATION FOR JUDG- MENT IN TAX MATTERS.
Appearance Fee— "General."
Rule 1. A separate appearance fee shall be paid by every property owner object- ing to the sale of his property on appli- cation for judgment by the County Col- lector for delinquent general taxes. Appearance Fee— "Special."
Rule 2. In applications for judgment In special assessment proceedings a separate appearance fee shall be paid in each war- rant issued in a special assessment pro- ceeding, provided that the same attorney representing more than one property owner in a given warrant in a special as- sessment proceeding shall not be required to pay more than one appearance fee. Calendar.
Rule 3. When application is made In the County Court by the County Collec- tor for the sale of property for failure to pay taxes, a calendar shall be made up by the Clerk of the County Court of all ob- jections in general taxes and a separate calendar for all objections in special as- sessment proceedings.
COMMON LAW RULES.
Files— Removal of Papers.
Rule 1. The files in pending causes shall be kept in the clerk's office, and attorneys may take papers from the files to be re- turned within three days, upon leavmg a receipt for the same.
No such paper shall be delivered to any person other than attorney or counsel in the cause, or his or their clerk, known to be such, nor shall the entire files or any bond writ or other process be delivered to any other person thart a Bailiff or Clerk of this Court.
Default.
Rule 2. In all cases made returnable to
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any term of the Court where process has been duly served and declaration filed ten days before the first day of the term, the defendant shall plead by the morning of the third day, by the opening of the Court, and the plaintiff shall be entitled to judgment by default in all cases where the plea is not so filed, unless the party has obtained an extension of the rule to plead.
Setting Aside Default.
Rule 2. When either party neglects to file the proper pleading within the time fixed by law or the rule of the Court, such party shall be considered in default and may be proceeded against according- ly. Defaults will not be set aside except upon affidavit of the party, agent or at- torney of record, setting forth that there is a meritorious cause of action or de- fense, and the nature of it, in which case the default may be set aside on such terms as the Court may deem just, and the pleading, for want of which such de- fault existed, shall be filed forthwith, un- less the Court shall otherwise direct.
Depositions.
Rule 4. On the first day of each term, an order will be entered directing the clerk to open all depositions when filed.
Appeal Suits.
Rule 5. No orders will be entered in an appeal suit from a Justice of the Peace if a transcript has not been filed ten days before the term at which the application is made.
Rule 6. The appellee in any appeal suit from a Justice of the Peace, which has been perfected ten days before the com- mencement of any trial term, may enter his appearance In writing and have the same filed among the papers in the case ; and if such appearance is so entered ten days before the commencement of the term, and the cause is placed on the cal- endar, it shall stand for trial in its order.
Rule 7. Appeal cases, when reached on calendar, will be disposed of either by trial, continuance, dismissal of suit or appeal, or by striking the same from the Docket, and in case the same are stricken from the Docket, then they will not be again placed on any Trial Calendar unless all parties are in Court, transcripts and papers filed, and the cases ready in every respect for trial.
Notice— When Reanli^ed.
Rule 8. Parties shall take notice of all calls of the calendar.
No motion will be heard or order made In any cause without notice to the op- posite party when an appearance of such party has been entered, except where a party is in default or when a case is reached on the call of the calendar.
Notice— HoTT Given.
Rule 9. Notice to the opposite party must be In writing, state the motion, designate the time and place of hearing, and be served by delivering a copy to such party or his attorney of record be- fore 4 o'clock p. m. of the day preceding the day mentioned In the notice for call- ing up such motion.
The service of a motion upon an attor- ney by leaving a copy thereof at his of- fice. In his absence, with a clerk or other
person In charge of such office, shall be % regarded as a service upon such attorney.
Service of Rule.
Rule 10. The service of rules or orders made by the court, or by the judge dur- ing summer recess, shall be by delivering a certified copy. When neither the party nor his attorney reside In or has an office in the city of Chicago, all notices may be served by mail, and when either party has appeared by attorney, service of any rule, order or notice made on such at- torney shall be deemed sufficient, unless where the object is to bring a party Into contempt for disobeyinig any rule or or- der, in which case the service shall be upon the party personally.
Motions and Demurrers.
Rule 11. Motions of course are heard on the opening of court and before the call of the docket by the judge. All such motions shall be placed upon a motion calendar and will be called and disposed of in their order upon such calendar. All motions not of course shall be made in writing, and when founded upon matters of fact not otherwise appearing by the pleadings, or other proceedings in the cause, such facts must be presented by affidavit, which shall be filed with the motion, and a copy thereof served with the notice of the motion.
Counter affidavits may ordinarily be filed in opposition to such motion ; but counter or supplementary affidavits will not be allowed on applications for con- tinuances, or in applications for security for costs, or for sureties on appeal bonds to justify or set aside defaults.
Rule 12. Motions not of course or con- tested motions will be heard on each Sat- urday of the term, after disposition of motions for new trial on that day, one day's notice in writing having been previously given. The clerk will from time to time prepare a calendar of con- tested motions upon which such motions will be placed In the order in which no- tice thereof is given to him. A peremp- tory call of such motions will be made when ordered by the court, of which three days' notice will be given in the Law Bulletin.
Alotion.o for Rules on Sureties In Appeal Bonds to Justify.
Rule 13. Motions may be made to re- quire a surety on an appeal bond to jus- tify, after the bond has been approved and the appeal perfected. They must be supported by affidavit showing that affi- ant has made inquiry as to the responsi- bility of such surety and the nature of such inquiry, and, if the surety has scheduled any real estate, as to the title and value of such real estate, and that from such Inquiry affiant believes that such surety is irresponsible, and stating the facts tending to show that such be- lief is well founded. If such affidavit Is deemed sufficient, a rule will be entered requiring the surety to justify or the appellant to give a new bond by a certain day, and in default, that the appeal be dismissed. (Vide Rule 6.)
Trial Calendars.
Rule 14. Printed trial calendars will be
made up from time to time, as may be
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new calendars will be given in the Law Bulletin ten days or more before the first 'ay of the term for which such calendars are prepared.
Short Cause Calendar.
Rule 15. Monday of each week is set apart and assigned as the day for the trial of suits upon the Short Cause Cal- endar, but the county judge may post- pone the call of the Short Cause Calen- dar. No cause shall be noticed for trial on such calendar until the same is at issue. All notices to place a cause on such calendar must be filed with the clerk within two days after service of the same, and not later than on Thursday, eleven days before the Monday on which the cause is set for trial.
Setting Cause for Trial.
Rule 16. No cause will be allowed to be set down for trial by the parties upon any day of the term out of its regular order, unless where there are a number of witnesses from other counties whose attendance will be required, except as provided for in Rule 19.
First Call.
Rule 17. On the call of the trial cal- endar of common law causes there will from time to time be a first call of not exceeding one hundred causes, at 9:30 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of ascer- taining what causes are ready for trial on which call causes will be marked for trial, dismissed or continued, as suggested by counsel or for cause shown; and when neither party to the suit answers, origi- nal suits may be dismissed for want of prosecution, and appeals will be dismissed with procedendo.
Call of Calendars.
Rule 18. Causes are called for trial in their order upon the calendars. The call for each day is announced before the ad- journment on the preceding day.
There will be no call of the jury trial calendar on Saturday.
Passing Causes.
Rule 19. When the principal attorney of record, or the attorney specially looked to to try the case of a party, is sick or actually engaged in the trial of a cause in some other court of record at the time the cause is called for trial, and the other party is ready, the court will pass the cause for the time without prejudice, where it appears by affidavit or other- wise that the party seeking the delay has used due diligence to be ready for trial and would have been ready but for the sickness or engagement of his attorney. But where the delay is at the instance of the defendant, it shall also appear by af- fidavit that there is a meritorious de- fense to the suit, and setting forth in what it consists. Provided, that a sound dis- cretion will be exercised by the court in the enforcement of this rule in extreme
cases in favor of plaintiffs in attachments and suits on demands which would be barred by the statutes of limitations If dismissed ; and also in all cases where any substantial injury might result.
No cause will be passed a second time for either of the causes above mentioned, and any cause so passed shall be in or- der to be called for trial at any time after the cause for which the same was passed shall cease, on notice to the op- posite party or his attorney, and the court shall fix the day of trial, or re- place it on the calendar, so as to be reached in a short time.
No judgment will be set aside or appeal or suit reinstated in cases where the en- gagement of counsel in a cause in anoth- er court, at the time of the entering of the order, is for the first time disclosed to the court on the hearing of a motion to set aside or reinstate.
Continuance.
Rule 20. A cause placed upon a cal- endar shall stand for trial in its order upon said calendar, and no cause shall be continued except upon affidavit, unless by consent of both parties, or as pro- vided in Rule 19.
Instructions.
Rule 21. All instructions must be pre- sented to the court at the conclusion of the taking of evidence.
Motions for New Trial.
Rule 22. Motions for new trial must be filed in writing and such motions will be heard on the Saturday of the week in which the verdict is rendered, unless the judge shall otherwise direct, and it shall be the duty of the clerk to make up for each Saturday a calendar of such mo- tions for new trial, placing thereon with- out notice and according to their num- bers, all pending motions. This calendar will be called and motions disposed of without notice, and in case the hearing of any motion is continued it will be placed at the foot of the next new trial calendar, unless the court shall other- wise order.
Costs.
Rule 23. Where there are several de- fendants, if a single appearance is filed for all, but one appearance fee of three dollars (?3.00) is required to be paid, but if several appearances are filed for dif- ferent parties, either by different attor- neys or by the same attorney at different times, an appearance fee must be paid for each appearance.
Forcible Detainer.
Rule 24. In ca.'^e when a defendant in an action of forcible detainer desires to appeal to this court no appeal bond shall be approved or filed unless it shall ap- pear from the transcript that before the justice the defendant prayed an appeal and the justice fixed the amount of the appeal bond.
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Adopted February 1, 1911.
Ordered: That all rules of practice heretofore adopted in this court be and the same are hereby rescinded, and the following rules of practice be and they are hereby adopted; and it is further ordered that said rules be entered at large in the general records of this court.
Motions.
Rule 1. Motions and uncontested matters will be heard upon the coming in of court in the forenoon until 10:30 o'clock, and in the afternoon until a quarter after two o'clock of each day (except Saturday and except on the fore- noon of the days of the call of the claim docket and in the forenoon of the first "Wednesday of each term, which is re- served for jury trials in insanity mat- ters).
The docket shall be prepared daily by the clerk at the rear of the court room and called by the sheriff in the order in which the motions are docketed. "When- ever a motion has been called and not responded to, it shall not be called again until it has been redocketed by the clerk.
Contested matters shall be docketed by the sheriff and heard at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon and fifteen minutes after two o'clock in the afternoon of each day, ex- cept as aforesaid, and shall be called promptly at the hour fixed, and in the order in which the same are docketed.
Petitions for Letters.
Rule 2. All petitions for letters tes- tamentary of administration, or guard- ianship, or of conservatorship, shall state briefly the nature of the personal estate, and shall also state whether the real es- tate, or any part thereof. Is registered under "The Torrens Act," and if so shall state the value of same.
Proof of Will.
Rule 3. The testimony taken in the matter of the proof of any last will and testament, or the contest thereof, shall be reduced to writing and filed with the clerk of the court.
Order of Inventory— Wldo'fr's Selec- tion and Sales Bill.
Rule 4. The Inventory, widow's selec- tion and sales bill shall follow the order In which the articles are set down in the bill of appraisement, if the goods and chattels are inventoried by items ; but the goods and chattels may be inventoried briefly as follows : "Goods and chattels as per appraisement bill herewith pre- sented, appraised at ," giving
amount of appraisement bill. The in- ventory shall set out the condition of the
real estate and the source of decedent's title. The inventory, appraisement and award shall be presented together and not separately for approval.
Adjustment of Claims.
Rule 5. The proof of posting and pub- lishing notices for the adjustment of claims shall be attached one to the other and filed with the clerk, on or before the first day of the term to which claimants are notified and requested to appear. The clerk shall lieep a docket of all such proofs of posting and publishing adjust- ment notices each term, in the order filed, and the court will take up and dis- pose of the same in the order of such docket on the first day of the term fixed for adjustment. No order for adjust- ment of claims will be entered on any notice the proof of which is filed after the term for which notice was given has
Manner of Presenting ClalaiB.
Rule 6. Claims against es ates shall be presented as follows : If at or before the regular adjustment term, by filing a bill of items of the claim with the clerk. If after the adjournment term, by filing a copy of the claim, together with a prae- cipe for a summons, to the executor or administrator, or by filing with such claim the appearance, in writing, of the executor or administrator.
The heir, or any othor person Inter- ested in the estate, wishing to contest any claim filed, must enter an appear- ance, in writing, in the matter of such claim, briefiy stating his interest in the claim or estate in which it is filed.
Claim Docket and Trial of Claims.
Rule 7. The clerk shall prepare a claim docket each term, and the court will commence the call of such docket for the trial of claims on the fourth Mon- day of each term, and continue such call from dav to day until concluded. But no claim docket will be made or called for the July or August term. Litigated matters will not be heard on the call, but will be set down for bearing.
On the call of the claim calendar claims appearing thereon for the first time will not be heard nor set for trial when objection is made by either party; but if there be no objection, such claim will be set for trial on motion. If neither party appear, such claims will be con- tinued. Claims appearing for the second time on the calendar will be set for trial on motion of either party, or be continued where no oblection Is made. Claims ap- pearing for the third time on the calen- dar will be set for trial, continued by agreement, or dismissed.
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Default or Kewlect of Executor or Administrator.
Rule 8. Upon the failure of any ex- ecutor or administrator to present his in- ventory and appraisement to the court within three months, or cause an order of adjustment of claims to be entered within six months, or to present his ac- count within thirteen months from the date of his letters, and every year there- after, until the estate of his decedent is fully administered and settled, the court will order a citation to issue, and if the executor or administrator fail to appear as required by the citation, the court will order an attachment against the executor or administrator and enforce the pre- formance of such neglected duty. Executor's and Administrator's Report.
Rule 9. Every executor's and admin- istrator's account shall be accompanied by a written report, signed by the exec- utor or administrator, and verified by his affidavit, briefly stating the condition of the estate, the amount of receipts and expenditures, and the balance, if any; and such report (except in case of final account where the estate is fully admin- istered) shall state whether the sureties on the bond of such executor or adminis- trator are all living and residents of the State of Illinois; that such executor or administrator knows the financial condi- tion of all such sureties, and whether they are ample security for the penalty of such bond; and if in any case any such executor or administrator, from want of knowledge concerning his sureties, or from any other cause, is unable to make a full report concerning his sureties, he shall produce them in open court at the time of rendering any such account, when they will be examined upon oath by the court.
Proof of Heirship.
Rule 10. In estates where letters have been granted, proof of heirship shall be made by the testimony of wit- nesses examined in open court, reduced to writing and filed with the Clerk of the Court, or by testimony taken in pursuance of a dedimus potestatem is- sued for that purpose, or by a duly authenticated copy of a decree of a court of record, finding the heirs at law of the decedent.
Whenever, in accordance with an Act entitled "An Act to render valid the ascertainment heretofore made by any of the Probate Courts of this state and declaring the heirsliip of deceased per- sons, and authorizing such courts here- after to ascertain and declare such heirship and for other purposes relat- ing thereto, approved .Tune 10, 1909," it Is desired to make proof of heirship In the matter of a deceased person whose estate has not been probated in this state, the procedure shall be as follows, to-wit:
First. The person desiring to prove such heirship shall file a petition In this court setting up the name, age, and last residence of the deceased; date of his death and the name and ad- dresses so far as known to the peti- tioner, of his heirs at law.
Second. After filing such petition the petitioner shall publlsli a notice
at least once in some newspaper of general circulation in Cook County. Illinois, which notice shall be addressed to "all whom it may concern" and shall state briefly the object of the petition, the name of the deceased, the names of his heirs as shown by the petition, the date of his death, and his last place of residence, and shall name a date not less than thirty days after the date of the publication when proof will be offered. There shall be mailed by the Clerk of this Court to each per- son named a copy of such printed no- tice at least twenty days before the day set in said notice for tlie hearing on such question of heirship and cer- tificate of such mailing shall be filed. Third. The hearing may, for good cause shown, be continued from time to time, and when complete a decree sliall be entered finding wlio are heirs at law and next of kin of such de- ceased, as shown by the evidence.
Notice of Resignation of Executor or Administrator.
Rule H. Upon the petition of any ex- ecutor or administrator" to resign his trust such notice thereof, and of the time of hearing, shall be given to the legatees, devisees, or distributees, and to his co- executor or co-administrator, and the sureties on his bond, if any, as the court shall approve or direct, in the same man- ner as notice is required to be given to the heirs at law, residuary and unpaid legatees, in case of final account as pro- vided by Rule 1.5, unless such legatees, devisees or distributees, and co-executor or co-administrator, and the sureties on his bond enter their appearance In writing in such matter.
Acconntinir of Executor or Adminis- trator Who Has Resigned or Whose Letters Have Been Revoked.
Rule 12. The final account of any ex- ecutor or administrator who has resigned his office, or whose letters have been re- voked, will not be heard and passed upon by the court until such account has been submitted to and carefully examined by his successor, and the result of such ex- amination, with the recommendation of such successor, Indorsed in writing upon such account and signed by such suc- cessor, unless for good cause shown the court shall otherwise order.
Sale of Real Estate to Pay Debts by Foreign Execntors and Admin- istrators.
Rule 13. No petition for the sale of real estate to pay debts, by any foreign executor or administrator, will be heard unless the same be accompanied by a duly certified and properly authenticated copy of a just and true account of the personal estate and debts of the decedent, made to and approved by the court grant- ing the letters testamentary or of admin- istration, showing explicitly the amount of the personal estate, the amount of the debts allowed by such court, and the amount of the deficiency of personal es- tate, and also a duly certified and prop- erly authenticated copy of an order of the court granting such letters, authoriz- ing or directing such executor or admin-
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istrator to apply to this court to obtain an order for such sale. Report of Sale of Real Elstate by Kxecntors and AdminlBtratora.
Rule 14. Every report of sale of real estate made by an executor or adminis- trator shall be accompanied with and have securely attached to It the publish- er's certificate of publication of notice, and the affidavit of the person posting the notices, showing when and where posted, and that the places where the notices were posted are four of the most public places in the county where such real es- tate was sold.
Every such report shall also contain a statement by the executor or the ad- ministrator that the real estate was sold for a fair cash value, or shall state the fair cash value, and a recommendation that such report be approved and the sale confirmed, or that the sale be disap- proved; and if the executor or adminis- trator recommends that the sale be dis- approved, he shall state briefly his rea- sons therefor, and such report shall be signed by the executor or adm.inistrator and verified by aflidavit.
All such reports will be taken up by the court at any motion hour on or after the second day of the term of court suc- ceeding the sale, and not sooner, unless on the written application of all parties nterested, including the purchaser at laid sale.
Notice to Heirs of Final Account. Rule 15. No executor or administrator shall be discharged from the duties and responsibilities of his appointment, or have his final account approved (where the heirs at law, residuary and unpaid legatees, if any, do not enter their ap- pearance in writing in such final ac- counting) unless he shall give notice to the heirs at law, residuary and unpaid legatees of the decedent, if any, of the time of his intended application to the court for the approval of such final ac- count, as follows :
When the heirs at law, residuary or unpaid legatees, if any, are residents of Cook County, personal service of a copy of such notice shall be made, and in the event of the temporary absence from Cook County of such resident heirs at law, re- siduary or unpaid legatees, if any, a copy of such notice shall be left at the usual place of abode of such heirs, re- siduary or unpaid legatees, if any, with some person of the family of the age of ten years or upwards, informing such person of the contents thereof, such serv- ice to be at least ten days before such application.
When such heirs at law, residuary or unpaid legatees, if any, reside without the limits of Cook County, and in any of the United States or territories, a copy of such notice shall be published at least once in some newspaper published in the City of Chicago, at least thirty days be- fore such application. T^'hen such heirs at law, residuary or unpaid legatees, if any, reside without the limits of the United States and territories or whose names and places of residence, either or both, are unknown to such executor or administrator, such notice shall be pub- lished at least once in some newspaper published in the City of Chicago at least sixty days before such application ; and where the heirs at law, residuary or un- paid legatees, if any, or any of them, are
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not residents of Cook County, such exec- utor or administrator shall make and file with the clerk of the court his, her or their aflfidavit, or the affidavit of some one of them, setting forth the names and postoffice address of such heirs at law, residuary or unpaid legatees, if any, or if the same be unknown, thus stating the fact ; and where the names and postoflice address are set forth in such affidavit, such executor or administrator shall cause a copy of such notice to be mailed, postage paid, to such heirs at law, resid- uary or unpaid legatees, to such address by the clerk of this court, within five days after such publication, and a certifi- cate of such mailing shall be made by the clerk and filed in the proper estate. No executor or administrator shall be dis- charged until the final costs shall have been paid.
The court may, when the circum- stances seem to require it, make spe- cial orders in estates prescribing other or different notice to the parties in in- terest.
GUARDIANSHIP. Appointment of Guardian. Rule 16. No application for the ap- pointment of a guardian will be enter- tained when the infant has parents living in this State, unless upon written notice of such Intended application to such par- ents, or if either be dead, to the sur- vivor, setting forth the time when the same shall be heard, which notice shall be given not less than three days prior to such application, if the parent or par- ents reside in Cook County, and not less than ten days if non-residents of Cook County; provided, that no such notice .shall be required when such parent or parents enter their appearance and con- sent to an immediate hearing. Special orders providing for different or other notice may be made in exceptional cases.
Gnardian'ii InventorleM and Account* Rule 17. Every guardian shall return to the court, verified by his affidavit, a true and perfect inventory of the real and personal estate of the ward, including therein a description of the real estate, its probable value and rental, and whether incumbered, and if so incumbered how, and for how much, what amount of money is on hand, all personal property, including annuities and credits of the ward, designating them as good, doubt- ful or desperate, as the case may be, within sixty days after appointment. At the expiration of one year from his or her appointment, and at least once every three years thereafter, and as much oftener as the court may require, he shall settle his accounts with the court. Upon failure to perform any of the duties re- quired by this rule such guardian will be cited by the court and the performance of such delinquent duty enforced. Notice of Resignation of Guardian. Rule 18. Upon the petition of any guardian to resign his trust, such notice thereof, and of the time of hearmg, shall be given as the court shall approve or direct. The final accoimt of any guard- ian who has resigned or whose letters have been revoked will not be heard and passed upon by the court until such ac- count has been submitted to and care- fully examinee by his .successor and the result of such examination, with the rec-
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ommendation of such successor, indorsed In writing upon such account and signed by such successor, unless for good cause shown the court shall otherwise order. Leasing Ward's Real Batate.
Rule 19. The court will upon petition of the guardian, verified by his affldavlt,, order that the guardian Jease all the ward's real estate ; but before delivering any lease or possession to the lessee the guardian shall obtain the written ap- proval of the judge of this court, indorsed on the lease, but no such approval will be given until the testimony has been taken In open court showing the rental value of the real estate. Report of Sale of Real Batate by Guardian.
Rule 20. Every report of sale of real estate made by a guardian shall be ac- companied with, and have securely at- tached to it, the publisher's certificate of publication of notice or an affidavit of posting of notices, as the case may be, and if the notice is by posting, showing when and where posted, and that the places where the notices were posted are three of the most public places in the county where such real estate was sold. Every such report shall also contain a statement by the guardian that the real ' estate was sold for a fair cash value, or shall state the fair cash value, and a recommendation that such report be ap- proved and the sale confirmed, or that the sale be disapproved; and if the guardian recommends that the sale be disapproved, he shall state briefly the reason therefor, and such report shall be signed by the guardian and verified by his affldavlt.
Final Settlement of Guardian Trltb W^ard.
Rule 21. No guardian shall be dis- charged from the duties of his appoint- ment on final settlement with his ward, unless such ward appears before the court and acknowledges such settlement in full in open court ; provided, where such facts are disclosed by affidavit filed with the clerk as render the personal at- tendance of the ward impracticable, and the court shall be satisfied, from the evi- dence produced in open court, that such final settlement is just and equitable, and that the ward is in possession of all his or her estate, such personal attendance of the ward may be waived by the court. Guardian'* Report.
Rule 22. Every guardian's account shall be accompanied by a writen re- port, signed by the guardian and verified by his affidavit, briefly stating the condi- tion of the estate, the amount of receipts and disbursements, and the balance, if any; and if the guardianship be of the custody and tuition of the minor, shall state the length of time and where the minor has attended school since the guardian's appointment or last report; and such report (except In case of final account where the estate is fully admin- istered and delivered to the ward) shall state whether the sureties on the bond of the guardian are all living and residents of the State of Illinois, that such guard- Ian knows the financial condition of all sureties, and whether they are ample se- curity for the penalty of such bond; and If in any case any guardian, from want of knowledge conc2rning his sureties, or
from any other cause, Is unable to make a full report concerning his sureties, he shall produce them in open court at the time of rendering his account, when they will be examined upon oath by the court.
Autborlty to Remove Peraonal
Catate of Minor from Tbls State
by Non-Realdent Guardian.
Rule 23. No authority will be given to remove personal estate of a minor from this state by a non-resident guard- Ian, unless the application is accompanied by a duly authenticated copy of an order of the court which appointed the non- resident guardian, authorizing or direct- ing such non-resident guardian to apply to this court for such authority.
CONSERVATORS. Default or Negrlect of Conaervator.
Rule 24. Every conservator shall re- turn to the court, verified by his affidavit, a true and perfect inventory of the real and personal estate of his ward, with a description of the real estate, its probable value and rental, and stating whether the same is incumbered, and if incumbered, how, and for how much, what amount of money is on hand, and also containing a list of all personal property, including annuities and credits of the ward, desig- nating them as good, doubtful or desper- ate, as the case may be, within sixty days after his appointment. At the expiration of one year from his appointment, and at least once every year thereafter, and as much oftener as the court may require, he shall settle his accounts as conserva- tor with the court. Upon failure to do so, a citation will be issued and the per- formance of such delinquent duly en- forced.
Notice of Real^natlon of Con- aervator.
Rule 25. Upon the petition of any conservator to resign his tiust, such no- tice thereof and of the time of hearing shall be given as the court shall approve or direct. The final account of any con- servator who has resigned or whose let- ters have been revoked will not be heard and passed upon by the court until such account has been submitted to and care- fully examined by his successor, and the result of such examination, with the rec- ommendation of such successor. Indorsed in writing upon such account and signed by such successor, unless for good cause shown the court shall otherwise order. Leaalng: by Conaervator.
Rule 26. The court will, upon the pe- tition of the conservator, order that the conservator lease all his ward's real es- tate ; but before delivering any lease or possession to the lessee, that the con- servator obtain the written approval of the judge of this court indorsed on the lease, but no such approval will be given until testimony has been taken in open court showing the rental value of the real estate.
Conaervator'a Report.
Rule 27. Every conservator's account shall be accompanied by a written re- port, signed by the conservator and veri- fied by his affidavit, briefly stating the condition of the estate, the amount of re- ceipts and disbursements, and the bal- ance, if any, the place of residence of the ward and his physical condition, and
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ouch report (except in case of final ac- count where the estate is fully admin- istered) shall state whether the sureties on the bond of the conservator are all living and residents of the State of Illi- nois ; that such conservator knows the financial condition of all such sureties, and whether they are ample security for the penalty in such bond; and if, in any case, any conservator, from want of knowledge or from ar./ other cause, is unable to make a full report concerning his sureties, he shall produce tnem in open court, at the time of rendering his account, when they will be examined upon oath by the court.
MISCELLANEOUS. Rule to Plead.
Rule 28. In all cases, matters and proceedings (except citations, arljustment of claims and summons to executor, ad- ministrator, guardian or conservator for revocation of letters and removal from office, and except in proceedings for the appointment of a conservator where the return day of the summons is not the first day of the term) commenced by summons, the defendant, if served with the summons ten days before the return day thereof, shall plead on or before the opening of court on the third day of the term of court to which summons is re- turnable.
Appearance.
Rule 29. "Whenever any heir at law, devisee, legatee, creditor or other person not a party to the record, desires to contest or be heard in any matter or proceeding before the court, such heir at law, devisee, legatee, creditor or other person shall first enter an appearance in writing, briefly stating his interest in the matter or proceeding, and file the same with the clerk of the court. Form of Papers to toe Filed and In- dorsement Thereon.
Rule 30. No petition, inventory, ap- praisement, account, report of sale, or other document or paper necessary to be filed shall be written on less than one- half sheet of foolscap or legal cap paper, nor upon any paper which varies mate- rially in size from such paper, and when covering more than one sheet the whole shall be fastened securely at the top, and upon the folded outside bear legibly the name of the estate to which it be- longs and the name of the document, to- gether with the number of the page and docket, showing said estate and the num- ber of case and box.
Bond of Bxecntors, Administrators,
Guardians and Conservators
Tvltto Surety.
Rule 31. No bond with surety of any executor, administrator, guardian or conservator will be approved by the court unless such bond have at least two sureties, have no interlineation or erasure, have the first name of the prin- cipal and sureties written in full in the body and signatures of the bond, and when the signature is by mark be wit- nessed by some person not a party to the bond. All sureties on bonds except cor- porations duly authorized to act as sure- ty on bonds shall appear in person be- fore the clerk of this court and make schedule under oath showing the property owned by them respectively.
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Files.
Rule 32. No instrument duly filed shall be taken from the oflSce of the clerk without the consent of the clerk, and then only upon receipt duly given. No paper so taken shall be kept out of the clerk's office more than two days. In no case shall any original will, bond or letters or file wrappers be taken from the clerk's office, except when taken to the court room.
Place of Sale of Real Bstate.
Rule 33. All decrees and orders of this court directing the public sale of any real estate, or an interest therein, shall provide that such sale be made at the rooms of the Chicago Real Estate Board, or at the rooms of the Cook County Real Estate Board, in the City of Chicago, unless the court for cause shown shall otherwise order.
Undisposed of Papers to toe Dis- tributed.
Rule 34. Ordered, that hereafter the clerk distribute, as soon as he conve- niently can, and within two days after the filing thereof, all undisposed-of pa- pers in any matter pending in this court, except claims and proofs of publication for adjudication of claims, to the several general files of such several estates, the same as though such papers were dis- posed of.
Settlement of Rights of Action for Causing; Death.
Rule 35. All petitions for settlements of rights of action for causing the death of any person shall be verified by the affidavit of the administrator or executor and certified to as being just and proper by the attorney of the admmlstrator or executor, and when practicable such set- tlement shall be recommended by the distributees.
Attorney's Fees In Personal Injury Cases.
Rule 36. In the matter of personal injury cases which may be all or part of the assets of estates in course of ad- ministration in this court, and which are compromised or settled previous to trial, and in which counsel has been engaged on a contingent fee, executors, adminis- trators, guardians and conservators will be allowed to pay as attorney's fees a sum not exceeding twenty-five per cent, of the amount recovered, and in all such cases where the case has been tried be- fore a jury executors, administrators, guardians and conservators may be al- lowed to pay as attorney's fees a sum not exceeding one-third of the amount re- covered. Said allowance to include In deceased estates the settlement of such estates in this court.
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MUNICIPAL COURT RULES
The following rules were adopted March 31, 1910:
RULB 1. Cases Nambered.
All cases brought in this court shall be given a number. In filing any papers or calling the attention of the court to any case the number must be given.
rule: 2.
SerTlce of Copy ot £>tateinent of Claim.
In all cases of the fourth class which are to be commenced by the filing with the Clerk of a Praecipe and Statement of Claim, it shall be the duty of the plain- tiff, or his attorney, to file with such Statement of Claim as many copies of the same and of the affidavit of plain- tiff's claim, if there be one, as there are defendants to be served, and it shall then be the duty of the Cleric to attach to each of the copies of the summons to be served upon the defendants a copy of said Statement of Claim and affida- vit, if any, and it shall be the duty of the Bailiff in serving the summons in every case to deliver to each defendant a copy of said Statement of Claim and of such affidavit at the same time that a copy of the summons is served upon him, and in malcing his return upon the original summons, the Bailiff shall state whether or not he has so delivered to each of the defendants a copy of such Statement of Claim and affidavit.
RULB 3.
Return Day Call of Fourth and Fifth
Class Cases.
The clerk shall make summonses re- turnable to such of the court rooms as may be designated by the Chief Justice. Every case in which a defendant appears in person or has filed his appearance in writing shall, if there has been no de- mand for a jury, be set for trial at some fixed time, and every case in which a jury trial has been demanded by either party (except attachment, replevin, gar- nishment, forcible detainer, distress for rent, quasi-criminal and wage claim cases) shall thereupon be placed on the next jury trial calendar and be subject to call for trial as soon as it may be reached upon the call of said calendar. Attachment, replevin, garnishment, forc- ible detainer, distress for rent and wage claim cases, shall, if a demand for a jury has been made, and quasi-criminal cases If no waiver in writing of a trial by jury has been filed, be immediately set down before the judge calling the same or assigned to a branch court having a jury and tried as soon as the business of the court and the rights of the litigants will permit.
RULB3 4. Call of First Class Cases.
Every Tuesday, at 9 :30 o'clock a. m., the Judge assigned to that duty shall call the cases of the first class, in which service either by publication or summons has been made In due time for default. When the cases are called, defaults may be taken and judg- ments entered where parties are entitled thereto. All such cases as are then at issue may be placed upon the trial cal- endar.
rule: 6.
Motions.
One or more Judges shall be designated by the Chief Justice to hear Motions in the First District, and all Motions in civil cases pending in the said district, whether of course or contested, except motions for new trial and motions subsequent there- to, or motions arising during the actual trial of a case, and except motions to vacate or set aside any order or finding made by some other judge, shall be heard and disposed of by such motion Judge or Judges. These last mentioned mo- Lions shall be heard only by the Judge who made the order or finding sought to be set aside, if such Judge is hear- ing civil cases in the district; other- wise the motion Judge may hear such motions.
rule: 6.
Approval of Bonds.
No approval of a bond given by a party to procure the discharge of a levy under an attachment, or in an appeal or stay of execution, shall be granted ex parte. The party applying for such aj)- proval shall give reasonable notice of jus- tification to the other party.
RULE! 7. Writ of Restitution.
No writ of restitution in forcible entry and detainer cases shall be issued until after the expiration of five days from the rendition of the judgment.
rule: 8.
Objections to Instructions.
Objections to the giving or refusing of oral instructions to the jury must be specific and must be made Immediately upon the conclusion of the charge and before the jury retire.
rule: o.
Interrogratorles.
At least one day's notice In writing of an application for leave to file Interroga- tories, together with a copy of said In- terrogatories, must be served on the op- posite side.
No Interrogatories shall be allowed to be filed calling for the produc- tion of written instruments or copies thereof, or the names of any witnesses, or for information or facts relating to the case of the opposite party solely. In- terrogatories filed by the plalntift must only call for such evidence or facts aa would be necessary or proper to sustain the plaintiff's case, and when filed by the defendant for such evidence or facts as would be necessary or proper to sustain hlB defense.
RULE oy-.
If the plaintiff or plaintiffs fail or re- fuse to properly answer interrogatories propounded to them by the defendant or defendants when so ordered to do b'- the court, the court may dismiss t) •'. suit; and if the defendant or defend- ants have pleaded a set-off the court may enter judgment against the plain- tiffs upon the affidavits of the defend- ants to their set-off. If the defend- ant or defendants fall or refuse to
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properly answer interrogatories pro- pounded to them by the plaintiff or plaintiffs when ordered so to do by the court, the court may strike their pleadings from the files and enter judg- ment as in case of default upon the plaintiff's affidavit of claim. Or the court mav proceed by contempt pro- ceedings against either such party re- fusing to answer.
rule: 10.
Garnlabmeut in Attachment or on Prior Judgment.
(o) In First Class Cases: The plaintiff shall, at the time of the issuance of a summons or writ, nie written interrogatories and a copy thereof for service on each garnishee, and the Bailiff shall in serving the summons or writ deliver a copy of such interrogatories to the gar- nishee and the Bailiff's return shall state such delivery. If the garnishee fails to answer such interrogatories on or before the return day of such summons, the plaintiff shall be entitled to a conditional judgment and a scire facias against said garnishee, if service of such summons and interrogatories shall have been had at least ten days prior to such return day. If Interrogatories are by leave of court filed after issuance of summons or writ, the plaintiff shall serve notice on said garnishee or garnishees of the filing ol the same, together with copies of said in- terrogatories; service of said notice and interrogatories attached shall be verified by affidavit and filed in court. If a gar- nishee fails to answer such Interrogato- ries on or before ten days from the date of the service of such notice, together with a copy of said interrogatories, the plaintiff shall be entitled to a conditional judgment and a scire facias against said garnishee.
(b) In Fourth Class Cases: In garnishment cases in the fourth class the practice and proceedings shall be, as near as may be, the same as that re- quired by law in similar cases before Justices of the Peace.
RULB 11. Denial of Corporate ExUtence or Name. In any action by or against a cor- poration, it shall not be necessary to prove the existence of such corpora- tion, or that it sues or is sued by its corporate name, unless previous to the commencement of the trial, the corporate existence of such plaintiff or defendant, or that Its name Is correctly stated is de- nied by affidavit, signed by the party making such denial or by his agent or
attorney. ^„
RULB 12. Abatement. The defendant shall by motion to dis- miss supported by affidavit set up such matters in abatement as would be set up In the Circuit Court by plea In abatement supported by affidavit.
RULE 13. PaM«lngr and Contlnnlngr Cases.
When the principal attorney of record, or the attorney specially charged with the trial of the case of a party, is sick or actually engaged in the trial of a cause In some other court at the time the cause is called for trial, and the other party Is ready, the Court shall pass the
cause for the time without prejudice where it appears by affidavit or other- wise, that the party seeking the delay has used due diligence to be ready for trial, and would have been ready but for the sickness or engagement of hia attorney. Provided, that a sound discre- tion will be exercised by the court in the enforcement of this rule in extreme cases, in favor of plaintiffs in attachments and suits on demands which would be barred by the statutes of limitations If dismissed; and also in all cases where any substan- tial injury might result. No case shall be passed the second time for either of the causes above mentioned.
RULE 14. First Class Same as Fourth.
In all cases of the first class insti- tuted in this court on and after April 1, 1910, the pleadings shall be the same as in cases of the fourth class and they may be amended in the same manner. RULE 15. Plaintiff's Statement of Claim.
In first class cases the plaintiff shall file, in lieu of the declaration now pro- vided for in the act and within the time allowed for the filing of such dec- laration, a statement of claim, which shall consist of a statement of the ac- count or of the nature of the demand, and shall contain such further infor- mation as shall reasonably inform the defendant of the nature of the case he is called upon to defend.
RULE 16. Plaintiff's Affidavit of Claim.
In first class and fourth class cases for the recovery of money only the plaintiff shall file with his statement of claim an affidavit, sworn to by the plaintiff, or by his agent or attorney, showing the nature .of his KJemand and the amount due from the defendant after allowing the defendant all his just credits, deductions and set-offs, if any, provided that In cases for unli- quidated damages the plaintiff need not state in his affidavit the amount of damages claimed.
RULE 17. Defendant's Affidavit of Defense.
In first and fourth class cases for the recovery of money only the defend- ant shall file an affidavit sworn to by himself, his agent or attorney, stat- ing that he verily believes the defend- ant has a good defense to said suit upon the merits to the whole or a por- tion of the plaintiff's demand, and spe- cifying the nature of such defense, whether by way of denial or by way of confession and avoidance, In such a manner as to reasonably inform the plaintiff of the defense which w411 be interposed at the trial, and evidence of onlv such defenses as are set out in said affidavit shall be admitted on the trial. If the defense Is to only a por- tion of the plaintiff's claim the affidavit shall specify the amount of such por- tion according to the best of the af- fiant's judgment and belief. Provided, however, that any defendant may. In the discretion of the court, by order duly entered, be permitted to make his defense without filing any such affi- davit of merits.
The affidavit of merits required to be filed under this rule shall be filed
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in lirst class cases in iieu ol pleas now provided for in the Municipal Court act and within the time allowed for the filing of such pleas, and in fourth class cases shall be filed with the de- fendant's appearance; provided that upon good cause shown the time for filing such affidavit may be extended for such reasonable time as the court shall order. This rule shall not ap- ply to any case where an executor or an administrator shall defend in behalf of an estate.
If the defendant fails to file an affi- davit of merits, such as is required by the rules of this court, the plaintiff shall be entitled to default and judg- ment upon the plaintiff's affidavit of claim on file in said cause or upon such further evidence as the court may re- quire. If the affidavit of merits is to only a portion of the plaintiff's de- mand, the plaintiff shall be entitled to a judgment for the balance of his de- mand and the suit shall thereafter proceed as to the portion of the plain- tiff's demand in dispute as if the suit has been brought therefor, but in such case the court may make such order as to the costs of suit as may be equitable. Where the defendant files an appearance, either with or without a demand for a jury trial, and fails to file with it, at that time or at such further time as the Court may allow, an affidavit of merits, or where the de- fendant's affidavit of merits is stricken from the files for insufficiency, the Court may then and there enter judg- ment as in case of default for the plaintiff upon the plaintiff's affidavit of claim in said cause, or such further evidence as the Court may require. RULE IS. Defendant's Affidavit of Set-Off. In first class and fourth class cases for the recovery of money only the defendant may file a statement of set- off or counterclaim, which shall be accompanied by an affidavit, which statement and affidavit shall comply in all respects with the rules for the plaintiff's statement of claim and affi- davit, and shall have the same force and effect. Such statement of set-off or counterclaim shall in first class cases be filed within the time allowed under the Municipal Court act for the filing of pleas, and in fourth class cases shall be filed with the defendant's appear- ance; provided, however, the court may in its discretion extend the time for filing such statement and affidavit. The plaintiff shall be required to file an a.ffidavit of merits of defense thereto within such time as the court may or- der in the same manner and to the same extent and with the same effect that a defendant is required under the last rule to file an affidavit of mer- its of defense to the plaintiff's state- ment of claims.
RULE 19. Specific Dental Required. Every allegation of fact in any statement of claim or of counterclaim or set-of¥, if not denied specifically or by necessary implication in the affi- davit of defense filed in reply by the opposite party, shall be taken to be admitted, except as against an Infant or a lunatic.
RULE 20. No General or Evasive Denial Allowed. It shall not be sufficient or a defend- ant In his affidavit of merits to deny generally the facts alleged by the
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siaiement ox claiin^ or for a plaintiff in his affidavit to deny generally the facts alleged by the defendant in his statement of counterclaim or set-off, but each party shall deal specifically with each allegation of which he does not admit the truth, except allegations of damages. Any denial of any allega- tion of fact made by the opposite party must not be evasive, but must answer the point of substance; provided that either party may, upon motion, be ex- cused by the court from specifically an- swering any particular allegation upon showing to the court that such party cannot so answer such allegation be- cause he does not have the necessary knowledge as to the fact alleged or for other good cause.
RULE 21. Plaintiff's Affidavit of Reply. If the plaintiff does not file any affi- davit in reply to the defendant's affi- davit of merits of defense, he shall be considered to have joined issue thereon, and such joiner of issue shall operate as a denial of every material allegation of fact in the defendant's affidavit of merits upon which issue is so joined, but the plaintiff may file an affidavit in reply, setting up special facts, and in that event his reply will operate as a denial of the facts not admitted. Any subsequent affidavit (if any) filed by the defendant by way of rejoinder, or by the plaintiff by way of surrejoinder, shall be subject 'to the same rules as the plaintiff's affidavit in reply. No affidavit shall materially change the nature of the cause of ac- tion or defense as set forth in the prior statement of claim or affidavit In that line of pleading of the same party, but may set up new matter by way of confession and avoidance. Any depar- ture in an affidavit in violation of this rule shall be ground for sustaining a motion to strike it from the record. This provision has no application to any departure of an amended state- ment of claim or affidavit from the one amended.
RULE 22. Demurrers Abolished. No demurrer shall be allowed, but the court may, on motion, order any statement of claim or affidavit of mer- its of defense to be stricken out on the ground that such statement of claim or affidavit does not reasonably Inform the defendant or the plaintiff, as the case may be, of the cause of action or defense relied upon by the party filing the same, or the court may order a more specific or amended statement or affidavit to be filed.
If it appears that the party filing a statement of claim or affidavit Is re- lying on a cause of action or defense that is clearly unfounded in law. the court may order the same stricken out and the action to be dismissed or judgment to he entered accordingly as may be Just.
RULE 2.1.
Practice Act Provisions.
Sections 13, 14, 17, 18. 24. 2.'>. 3.1. 34,
35, 36. 37. 41. 42, 43. 4.S, 4S. 49. 52. 53, 54.
5fi, fil, 62, 63, 64, 65. 66, 67. 68. 69,
76. 77. 79. 80. 81, 85. 88. S9. 95. 97. 98,
103. 104. 105 and 126 nf the Practice Act
entitled "An Act in relation to the prac-
I tice and procedure in courts of record,"
I .Tpnroved June 3. 1907, in force July 1,
1907. shall be hpld to apply to and govern
j all civil proceedings f quasi-criminal pro-
I Cfedings only excf>ptPd> in the Municipal
I Court as near as may be consistently
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with the provisions of the Municipal Court Act approved May IS, 1905, as amended by the Act approved June 3, 1907.
Sections 74 and 75 of said Practice Act shall be iield to apply to and govern all cases, civil or criminal, in the Municipal Court when the trial judge shall elect to charge the jury in writing, and only then, and
Sections 65. 76, 77, 81, 85. 89, 95, 96 and 97 shall be held to apply to and gov- ern all criminal and quasi-criminal cases in the Municipal Court.
CRIMINAL AND QUASI-CRIMINAL
CASE3S.
RULE 24.
No Chief of Police, Captain of Police, Lieutenant of Police or Sergeant of Po- lice shall admit to bail any person charged with any criminal offense while a Judge of the Municipal Court is In at- tendance at a branch court in the police district where such bail is offered. RULE 25.
Any Chief of Police, Captain of Police, Lieutenant of Police or Sergeant of Po- lice taking bail from any person or per- sons before accepting the surety offered as a bondsman shall cause such surety to fill out in writing and under oath the following blank :
State of Illinois, County of Cook, City of Chicago — ss. In the Municipal Court of Chicago. The People of the State of Illinois. Plaintiff, v. , Defend- ant. Charge . be- ing first duly sworn as to his sufHciency as bail in the above entitled proceeding, says, in answer to the following ques- tions, as follows:
Q. — What Is your name? Ans. —
Q. — Where do you reside? Ans. —
Q. — What is your business? Ans. —
Q. — Do you own any real estate? If 80. where situated, and of what does it consist, giving both the legal description and street number of said real estate?
Ans. — . , all in the County of
Cook and State of Illinois.
Q. — What is it worth? Ans. —
Q. — How is it improved? Ans. —
Q. — Is It your homestead? Ans. —
Q. — When did you purchase, of whom, and what did you pay? Ans. —
Q. — Are there any mortgages, trust deeds or incumbrances upon same, and, if so, to what amount, and when due? Ans. —
Q. — Is the property in your name alone? Ans. —
Q. — Is the deed or deeds on record? Ans. —
Q. — Are you surety for any one else, and If so, to what amount, and for what? Ans. —
Q. — Are there any Judgments against you? Ans. —
Q. — Are there any proceedings In fore- closure now pending against you on any property In which you are Interested? Ans. —
Q. — What are you worth over and above your Indebtedness? Ans. —
Q. — On whose request do you offer your- self as bailor? Ans. —
Q. — Are you surety on any forfeited bonds? Ans. —
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this day of A. D.. 190 — .
Provided no schedule shall be required from any surety company authorized to become surety on bonds in the court pursuant to order of the court.
RULE 26.
Any defendant arrested in any criminal case in which the Municipal Court has original Jurisdiction, or in any quasi- criminal case may, in lieu of giving ball for his appearance, deposit with the Clerk or with any chief of police, captain of police, lieutenant of police or desk ser- geant of police a sum of money as follows :
For a violation of Section 1454 of the Revised Municipal Code of Chicago of 1905, $25 to $100.
For a violation of Section 2454 of the Revised Municipal Code of Chicago of 1905, $200.
For fl violation of Section 1772 of the Revised Municipal Code of Chicago of 1905, $50 to $200.
For a violation of Section 154 of the Revised Municipal Code of Chicago of 1905, $25 to $75.
For a violation of Section 1465 of the Revised Municipal Code of Chicago of 1905, $50 to $200.
For assault and battery, $25 to $100.
In bastardy cases, $550.
In all other cases a sum equivalent to the maximum fine provided as a punish- ment for the offense.
RULE 27.
No bond shall be taken from a per- son charged with misdemeanor by any Chief of Police, Captain of Police, Lieu- tenant of Police or Sergeant of Police, unless the value of the real estate sched- uled and offered by the person proposing to become surety shall be worth double the amount of the bond required after deducting from the fair value of the prop- erty offered all incumbrances on said property, the value of the homestead, dower rights and all other Indebtedness of said surety.
RULE 28.
No such Chief of Police, Captain of Police. Lieutenant of Police or Sergeant of Police shall accept any surety or take any bond unless he, from the above ques- tions and answers, is satisfied that the person so offering himself as surety is financially responsible and that a Judgment on a forfeiture, in case the bond be forfeited, can be collected from such person offering himself as surety.
RULE 29.
All of the above blanks shall be at- tached to the bail bond and kept as a part of the record and filed in the office of the Clerk of the Municipal Court. RULE 30.
AH suits for violation of the City Ordinances commenced by summons in the First District shall be filed in the main office of the Clerk of Court, No. 148 Mich- igan avenue, but any Judge sitting In any Branch Court in the First District may, in his discretion, order a summons Is- sued in such a case and made returnable before him. Every case for violation of City Ordinances in which a warrant shall issue in the first instance may be begun in the Branch Court in the First District nearest the residence of the defendant In said cases. RULE .31,
All warrants, capiases, writs of attach- ment and other process commanding the arrest of persons mentioned therein shall. In case of arrest, be returnable forthwith, and in case nf non-arrest shall be return- able thirty (30) days after Issuance, un- less otherwise ordered by the court. Alias warrants, capiases, writs of attachment and other process commanding the arrest of persons mentioned therein may be Is- sued upon the order of the court.
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RULE 33.
The Chief Justice of this Court shall have power and authority to prescribe abbreviated and amplified forms of en- tries of orders, judgments and decrees in this court, which abbreviated forms shall stand for and represent the re- pective amplified forms thereof. The entry by any branch court of any order, judgment or decree in such pre- scribed abbreviated form shall to all intents and purposes and legal effect be the adoption by the Court so di- recting such order, judgment or pro- ceeding to be entered of the amplified form or part thereof used, data sup- plied in the blanks in said abbreviated form being otherwise supplied in said amplified form, the Court having regard for and contemplating said amplified form with said data as the true order, judgment or proceeding of the court, when so directing the same to be en- tered in such abbreviated form. And In such case any names, dates, amounts, or other words and figures that may accompany or be entered with such abbreviated form shall be deemed to be, in legal effect, and to all intents and purposes, incorporated with said amplified form in the blank spaces therein as the context may require, and said amplified form, together with said names, dates, amounts and other words and figures as aforesaid, shall constitute the true proceedings and record thereof of the Court, without anj' further elaboration or expansion of such abbreviated form. Upon the prep- aration by the Clerk of a certified transcript in amplified form of any pro- ceedings in any cause that have been entered only in abbreviated form, or upon the request of any person for the extension in amplified form of any such proceedings and the payment to the Clerk of the same fees as are required for a cert'fled trans- cript, the Clerk shall extend said proceedings in amplified form. Said proceedings so extended shall be accompanied by proper placita and pre- ambles and shall be certified under the hand of the Clerk and the seal of the Court to be a true extended record of certain proceedings in such cause, which extended record, when so certi- fied, shall have placed thereon the file mark of the Clerk and shall be pre- served as a permanent record among the files of the cause. (Added Nov. 10, 1911, by General Order No. ISl.)
RULE 33.
In all suits for the violation of munic- ipal ordinances of the City of Chicago, or any municipal corporation situated in whole or in part within the limits of said city, a complaint sworn to by some person, setting forth that an ordi- nance has been violated, shall, before any process be issued, be filed in said suit, whereupon a summons or a war- rant shall be issued against the de- fendant as the court, after examina- tion under oath of the party making such complaint, shall direct. If a sum- mons be issued it shall be made return- able to the branch court from which 11 issued at 9:30 a. m. on a day certain, not less than five days from the filing
of such complaint, and shall be served by delivering a copy thereof to the party named therein as defendant, and informing him of the contents thereof. There shall be attached to the sum- mons thus served a copy of the com- plaint. Provided, however, it shall not be required that such complaint be sworn in suits prosecuted by and in the name of the city attorney; said city at- torney may prosecute his suits witli or without the sworn complaint. But in cases in which no sworn complaint is filed summons only shall issue in such suit.
All summons issued in such suits shall be directed to any police officer of the City of Chicago or to the bailiff of the Municipal Court, and shall have printed or stamped thereon in large red letters the following words:
"If you fail to obey this summons, a warrant will issue for your arrest."
In making up the call sheet for the day, the cases shall be classified as "warrant cases" and "summons cases," and as far as practicable all warrant cases shall be called for trial first. (Added Nov. 15, 1911, by General Order No. 183.)
RULE 34.
In all cases of arrest upon view with- out a warrant by an officer for the vio- lation of a municipal ordinance, of a teamster, or owner of a vehicle, charg- ed with operating the same without a license, or without having paid the vehicle tax, or with blockading traffic; and in all cases of peddlers upon wag- ons charged with peddling without a license or with crying their wares; and in all cases of arrest on view of the owners or drivers of automobiles, auto- mobile trucks or motorcycles for failure to comply with the State law or Munic- ipal Code, or with the ordinances of any park board within said city, re- quiring a license or the payment of a wheel tax, or for the manner of light- ing or attaching numbers to such ve- hicle, or for violation of any smoke or noise ordinance; or the owner or driver of an automobile, automobile truck or motorcycle charged with violating the speed laws of the State of Illinois or the City of Chicago, or of any park board within said city, where no per- sonal injury has resulted to anyone on account of such driving, the person so arrested shall at once he taken t6 the police station and immediately released upon signing his individual bond in the sum of four liundred dollars ($400.00), requiring him to appear upon the following court day for trial, upon the person arrested making and deliv- ering to the desk sergeant or other officer in charge of the station an affl- davit setting forth his name, that he is a resident of tlie City of Cliieago, his place of residence and his place of business, with whom residing, occupa- tion, by whom emplo>-ed and the place of business of his employment, and in the case of the arrest of the driver of a vehicle or automobile, the correct name and home and business address of the owner thereof.
Provided, however, that in all cases of arrest for speeding where personal injury has resulted to anyone, or when the driver of the vehicle or automo-
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bile is intoxicated, a bond with proper surety sliall be required; and provided, further, that this order shall not be construed to apply to arrests for keep- ing a gambling house or for being an inmate thereof, or for street walking, or for keeping a house of prostitution or being an inmate thereof, or tor drunkenness where the party is in a helpless or a semi-helpless condition, or for being a pickpocket or confidence man, or for carrying concealed weap- <ons, or for violating any ordinance against public decencv. (Added Nov. 15, 1911, by General Order No. 183.)
RULE 35.
All applications for certificates
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good moral character shall be filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court, together with the recommendations in writing of two or more sponsors, at least ten days before being presented to the Court on motion.
If objections have been filed to any such application, same shall not be pre- sented to the Court except upon notice to the objector. (Added Jan. 15, 1912, by General Order No. 190.)
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RULES OF PRACTICE
OF THE
Criminal Court of Cook County
IN FORCE JUNE 1, 1913
Holding Court.
Rule 1. Ten o'clock in the forenoon shall be the hour for opening court.
Removal of Papers.
Kule 2. No papers filed shall be de- livered and taken away to anj^ other person than an attorney in the case or his clerk, known to be such; nor shall the entire files or any bond, writ or other process be delivered to any other person than a bailiff or deputy clerk of this court.
The clerk of the court will not per- mit any pleading- or papers in case be withdrawn without an order of court.
On good cause shown any judge hold- ing Criminal Court, may on application permit the original files to be with- drawn, the same to be returned within three days.
Any person withdrawing without leave of court, any papers filed with the clerk in a case will be deemed in contempt of court.
Motions.
liule .J. Motions of course shall be heard and disposed of in order on tne opening of court, and before the trial call for the day, by the judge on whose trial call the case has been placed, or to whom said case has been assigned. A memorandum of all such notices stating the number, the title of the case, the nature of the motion briefly, together with the name of the attorney or party making the motion, shall he placed upon a motion book provided by the clerk of the court, by the attorney in the case or the moving party before the opening of court. No attorney shall I'ise to address the court upon a mo- tion until it has been called in its reg- iilar order from the motion book by the clerk.
All motions not of course and to quash indictments shall be made in
writing and filed with the clerk by or before 4 p. m. of the day before the motion will be ca,lled, stating the grounds of the motion specifically, and when founded on matters of fact not shown by the files of the case or oth^r proceedings of record therein, such facts must be presented by affidavit which shall be filed with the motion with the minute clerk of the judge be- fore w^hom the motion is to be made and a copy thereof .served with the notice of the motion.
Counter aflfidavits may be filed in op- position to such motions, except that counter or supplementary affidavits will not be allowed on a motion for continuance.
Notice of Motions.
Rule 4. No motion shall be heard or order made in any case without notice to the defendant, when made by the state's attorney, or to the state's attor- ney when made by the defendant, ex- cept when a case is reached on the regular trial call. Notice of motions must be in writing, state in substance the motion, designate the judge before whom the same is to be made, and the time and place of hearing, and shall be served by delivering a copy to the op- posite party or his attorney of record before 4 p. m. of the business day next preceding the day mentioned in the no- tice, either personally or by leaving a copy thereof at his office with some person in charge thereof on his behalf, and it shall be supported by affidavit whenever based on matters of fact not appearing of record or by the files in the case, but all notices served on Sat- urday, shall be served before 12 o'clock noon of that day.
Contiiiiiiug Cases and Setting Same for Trial.
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tlie case or the defendant or his attor- ney of record on his behalf is ill or actually engaged in the trial of a case in some other court, or the assistant state's attorney assigned to the case is necessarily engaged in preparing for the trial of another case, at the time the case is called for trial, and the op- posing party is ready, the court shall pass the case for the time without prejudice where it appears by affidavit or otherwise to the satisfaction of the court, that the party securing a delay in the trial of the case has used due diligence to be ready for trial and would have been ready but for such Illness or engagement; provided a sound discretion will be exercised by the court in the enforcement of this rule in certain cases in favor of the prose- cution or defense.
Any such case so passed shall be In order to be call_ed for trial upon one day's notice at' any time after the cause for which the same is passed shall cease.
Service of Rules and Orders.
Rule 6. The service of rules or or- ders made by the court shall be made by delivering a verified copy thereof. When neither the defendant nor his at- torney resides in or has an office in the City of Chicago all notices may be served by mail and when the defendant has appeared by his attorney, service of any rule, order or notice made on such attorney shall be sufficient unless the object to bring the defendant into contempt for disobeying a rule or order in which case service shall be made upon the defendant personally or by registered letter.
Habeas Corpus.
Rule 7. When a petition for habeas corpus is presented to a judge there shall be endorsed thereon a minute of the order, refusing or granting the ■vfTit.
Contested Motions and Motions for Nevr Trial.
Rule 8. Motions not of course or contested motions, except motions for a continuance, shall be heard on each Saturday after disposition of motions for new trial which shall aJso be heard on Saturday unless the court may see fit to hear them when made.
The clerk wil, from time to time, pre- pare a calendar of contested motions. Such motions will be placed in the order of which notice thereof is given
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A peremptory call of such motions will be made on Saturday of each week unless otherwise ordered by the court.
Instructions and Forms of Verdict.
Rule 9. All instructions and forms of verdict must be presented to the court pt the conclusion of the evidence in the trial of the case and copies thereof delivered by the state's attor- ney to the defendant's attorney and by the defendant's attorney to the slate's attorney, and attorneys shall, as far as possible, avoid repeating the same proposition of law in said instructions.
Upon request of either the state's at- torney or the defendant's attorney and before commencement of argument in the case, the court should hear, away from the presence of the jury, objec- tions to any requested instructions or forms of verdict.
Appearance and "Withdrawal of Attorney.
Rule 10. Each attorney for a defend- ant shall enter his appearance in writ- ing both with the clerk and state's attorney, giving his office* address, and no attorney will be permitted to with- draw his appearance for a defendant unless the court shall be satisfied by affidavit or otherwise, to-wit, that such defendant has had reasonable notice of the attorney's intention to withdraw his appearance from the case.
Before appointing an attorney for a defendant, the judge should make in- quiry as to whether or not the de- fendant is able to hire counsel, and when an attorney is appointed the clerk of this court shall, unless the attorney so appointed is in open court at the time of his appointment, notify said at- torney per.sonally or by mail and the attorney shall within five days after receiving the notice enter his appear- ance as required by this rule, and if said attorney discovers at any time prior to the trial that the defendant is able to employ counsel, it shall be the duty of said .attorney to bring the facts to thf attention of the court.
RULES OF THE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
FOR THE SEVENTH CIRCUIT
AND THE
ACT OF CONGRESS CREATING THE COURT
With Amendments to February 21, 1910
1 . Xame.
The title of the court shall be "United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit."
2. Seal.
The seal shall contain the words "United States" on the upper part of the outer edge, and the words "Circuit Court of Appeals," on the lower part of the outer edge, running from left to right, and the words "Seventh Cir- cuit" in two lines, in the center with a dash beneath.
3. Terms.
A term of this court shall be held annually at the City of Chicago on the first Tuesday in October, and continue until the first Tuesday in October of the succeeding year. Every term shall be adjourned to such time and places as the Court may from time to time designate. Unless otherwise specially ordered, the court will hold at Chicago three sessions for the hearing of causes during each term, beginning on the first Tuesdays in October and Janu- ary, respectively, and the second Tues- day in April.
4. (Quorum.
1. If, at any term or session, a quorum does not attend on any day appointed for holding it, any judge who does attend may adjourn the court from time to time, or, in the absence of any judge, the clerk may adjourn the court from day to day. If, during a term or session, after a quorum has assembled, less than that number at- tend on any day, any judge attending may adjourn the court from day to day until there is a quorum or may ad- journ without a day.
2. Any judge attending when less than a quorum is present may make all necessary orders touching any suit, proceeding, or process depending in or returned to the court preparatory to hearing, trial or decision thereof.
5. Clerk.
1. The clerk's office shall be kept in Chicago.
2. The clerk shall not practice either as attorney or counsellor, in this court or in any other court.
3. He shall, before he enters on the execution of his office, take an oath in the form prescribed by Section 794 of the Revised Statutes, and shall give bond in a sum to be fixed and with sureties to be approved by the court, faithfully to discharge the duties of his office and seasonably to record the decrees, judgments and determinations of the court. A copy of such bond
shall be entered on the journal of the court, and the bond shall be deposited for safe keeping as the court shall direct.
4. He shall not permit any original record or paper to be taken from the court room or from the office without an order from the court.
5. All fees collected by the clerk which are not properly taxable as costs in any case and which are not by law required to be by him deposited in the Treasury of the United States, shaJl constitute a fund to be expended by the clerk under the direction of the court in the purchase of law books for the library of the court.
6. The clerk shall keep an accurate and itemized account of all moneys re- ceived by him officially, including costs and fees in cases in the court and fees and moneys collected on any account whatever, and shall deposit the same as received daily to his credit as clerk and separately from all individual ac- counts in a national bank designated by the senior judge; and at the end of each month and whenever required by the court or senior judge shall submit to the senior judge a detailed report showing by items all moneys received and all paid out during the month and the total balances on hand from each and all sources of receipt. Each re- port shall be accompanied by a state- ment over the signature of the cashier or other officer of the bank in which the deposit is kept of the amount in the bank to the credit of the clerk at the close of the last day included in the report.
6. 3lHrshal, Crier ami Other omcers.
1. The crier and bailiffs of the court, before entering upon their duties, shall take an oath in the form prescribed by Section 782 of the Revised Statutes.
2. The marshal and crier shall be in attendance during the sessions of the court, with such number of bailiffs and messengers as the court may from time to time order.
7. Attorneys and Connsellora.
All attorneys and counsellors, ad- mitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the United States or in any Cir- cuit Court of the United States, or in the Supreme Court of a state in this circuit, mav become attorneys and counsellors "in this court on taking an oath or affirmation in the form pre- scribed hv rule 2 of the Supremo Court of the United States, and on subscrib- ing the roll.
8. Practice.
The practice, so far as may be, shall
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9. Process.
All process of this court shall be in the name of the President of the United States, and shall be in like form and tested in the same manner as process of the Supreme Court. 10. Bill of Exceptions and Transcript.
1. The judges of the Circuit and District courts shall not allow any bill of exceptions which shall contain the charge of the court at large to the jury in trials at common law, and upon any general exception to the whole of said charge. But the party excepting shall be required to state distinctly the several matters of law in the charge to which he excepts, and those matters of law, and IJiose only, shall be inserted in the bill of exceptions and allowed by the court.
2. A bill of exceptions shall contain of the evidence only such a statement as is necessary for the presentation and decision of questions saved for review, and unless there be saved a question which requires the consideration of all the evidence, a bill of exceptions con- taining all the evidence shall not be allowed.
3. No document shall be copied more than once in a bill of exceptions or in a transcript of the record of the case, but instead there shall be in- serted a reference to the one copy set out. A motion for a new trial and orders and entries relating thereto shall not be set out in the transcript unless required by written praecipe, of which a copy shall also be set out.
4. The cost of unnecessary matter in the bill of exceptions or transcript or in the printed record shall not be re- covered of the appellee or defendant in error, and in its discretion tlie court will in case of dispute appoint a ref- eree to determine and report what was necessary therein, and will tax the cost of the ref3r('nce as shall seem just.
11. .Vssii;nnient of Errors. The plaintiff in error, or appellant, shall file with the clerk of the court below, with his petition for the writ of error ur appeal, an assignment of errors which shall specify separately and particularly each error asserted and Intended to be urged. No writ of error or appeal shall be allowed until such assignment of errors shall have been filed. When the error alleged is to the admission or to the rejection of evidence, the specification of the error shall quote the full substance of the evidence admitted or rejected. When the evidence rejected is oral testimony a written statement of the substance of what the witness was expected to testify shall be filed and brought to the attention of the court before the retirement of the jury. When the error alleged is to the charge of the court, each specification of error shall set out the part referred to totidem verbis, whether it be instructions given or in instructions refused, and shall state -distinctly the grounds of objection to an instruction given. Such assignment of errors shall form part of the trans- cript of the record and be printed with lit. When this is not done counsel will aiot be heard, except at the request of
the court, and errors not assigned ac- cording to this rule will be disre- garded, but the court at its option may notice a plain error not assigned. (See Rule 24, post.)
12. Objections to Evidence In tlie
Record. In all cases of equity or admiralty jurisdiction, heard in this court, no objection shall be allowed to be taken to the admissibility of any deposition, deed, grant or exhibit or translation found in the record as evidence, unless objection was taken thereto in the court below and entered of record; but the same shall be otherwise deemed to have been admitted by consent.
13. Supersedeas and Cost Bonds.
1. Supersedeas bonds in the Circuit and District courts must be taken with good and sufficient security, that the plaintiff in error or appellant will pros- ecute his writ or appeal to effect, and answer all damages and costs if he fail to make his plea good. Such in- demnity, where the judgment^or decree is for the recovery of money not oth- erwise secured, must be for the whole amount of the judgment or decree, in- cluding just damages for delay, and interest and costs on the appeal; but in all suits where the property in con- troversy necessarily follows the suit, as in real actions and replevin, and in suits on mortgages, or where the prop- erty is in the custody of the marshal under admiralty process, or where the proceeds thereof, or a bond for the value thereof, is in the custody of the court, indemnity in all such cases will be required only in an amount suffi- cient to secure the sum recovered for the use and detention of the property, and the costs of the suit and darn- ages for delay and interest and costs en the appeal.
2. On all appeals from any inter- locutoi-y order or decree granting or continuing an injunction in a Circuit or District court, the appellant shall, at the time of the allowance of said appeal, file with the clerk of such Cir- cuit or District court a bond to the opposite party in such sum as such court shall direct, to answer all costs if he shall fail to sustain his appeal. 14. AVrits of Error, Appeals, Return
and Record.
1. The clerk of the court, to which any writ of error may be directed, .shall make a return of the same by transmitting a true copy of the record, bill of exceptions, assignment of er- rors, and all proceedings in the case necessary to the hearing in this court, under his hand and' seal of the court. The clerk may require of the appel- lant or plaintiff in error a written praecipe stating in detail what the transcript shall contain, and when a l)raecipe is filed shall inseft a copy thereof in the transcript.
2. In all cases brought to this court, by writ of error or appeal, to review any judgment or decree, the clerk of the court by which such judgment or decree was rendered shall annex to and transmit with the record a copy of the opinion or opinions filed in the case.
3. No case will be heard until a complete record shall have been filed.
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containing in itself, and not by refer- ence, all the papers, exhibits, deposi- tions, and other proceeding's nedessary to the hearing in this court.
4. "Whenever it shall be necessary or proper in the opinion of the pre- siding judge in any Circuit' or District court, that original papers of any kind should be inspected in this court upon writ of error or appeal, such presiding judge may make such rule or order for the safe-keeping, transporting and re- turn of such original papers as to him may seem proper, and this court will receive and consider such original papers in connection with the trans- cript of the proceeding.
5. All appeals, writs of error and citations must be made returnable not exceeding thirty days from the date on v/hich the appeal is allowed, or the writ of error issued, whether the re- turn fall in vacation or in term time, and be served before the return day. If a party be non-resident the citation and any other writ or notice necessary in the prosecution of the appeal or writ of error may be served upon such party's counsel or attorney of record, who for such purpose may not be dis- charged unless another resident be designated of record in the case upon whom service may be made.
6. The record in cases of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction shall be made up as provided in General Ad- miralty Rule No. 52 of the Supreme Court.
15. Translations.
"Whenever any record transmitted to this court upon a writ of error or ap- peal shall contain any document, paper, testimony, or other proceeding in a for- eign language, and the record does not also contain a translation of such docu- ment, paper, testimony or other pro- ceeding, made under the authority of the inferior court, or admitted to be correct, the record shall not be printed, but the case shall be reported to this court by the clerk, and the court will thereupon remand it back to the in- ferior court, in order that a translation may be there supplied and inserted in the record.
16. Docketing Cases.
1. It shall be the duty of the plain- tiff in error or appellant to docket the case and file the record thereof with the clerk of this court by or before the return day, whether in vacation or in term time. But for good cause shown the justice or judge who signed the citation, or any judge of this court, may enlarge the time by or before its expiration, the order of enlargement to be filed with the clerk of this court. If the plaintiff in error or appellant shall fail to comply with this rule, the defendant in error or appellee may have the cause docketed and dismissed i:pon producing a certificate, whether in term or vacation, from the clerk of the court wherein the judgment or decree was rendered, stating the case and certifying that such writ of error cr appeal had been duly sued out or allowed. And in no case shall the plaintiff in error or appellant be en- titled to docket the case and file the record after" The same shall have been
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dockered and dismissed under this rule, unless by order of the court.
2. But the defendant in error or ap- pellee may, at his option, docket the case and file a copy of the record with the clerk of this court, and if the case is docketed and a copy of the record filed with the clerk of this court by the plaintiff in error or appellant within the period of time above limited and prescribed by this rule, or by the defendant in error or appellee at anv time thereafter, the case shall stand for argument in due course.
?'. Upon the filing of the transcript of a record brought up by writ of error or appeal, the appearance of the coun- sel for the party docketing the case shall be entered.
17. Docket.
The clerk shall prepare calendars of causes for the regular terms of this court, to be held on the first Tuesday of October in each year, and for each adjourned session; placing thereon in proper chronological order only cases in which the record having been printed, briefs upon both sides have been filed seven days before the be- ginning of the term or session.
IS. Certiorari.
No certiorari for diminution of the record will be hereafter awarded in any case, unless a motion therefor shall be made in writing, and the facts on which the same is founded shall, if not admitted by the other partv, be verified by affidavit. And any motion for such certiorari must be made at the first term of the entry of the case, otherwise the same will not be granted, unless upon special cause shown to the court, accounting satisfactorily for the delay.
19. Death of a Party.
1. "Whenever, pending a writ of error or appeal in this court, either party shall die, the proper representatives in the personalty or realty of the de- ceased party, according to the nature of the case, may voluntarily come in, and be admitted parties to the suit, and thereupon the case shall be heard and determined as other cases, and if such representatives shall not volun- tarily become parties, then the otlier party may suggest the deatli on the record, and thereupon, on motion, ob- tain an order that unless such repre- sentatives shall become parties within sixty days, the party moving for such order, if defendant in error, shall be entitled to have the writ of error or appeal dismissed, and if the party so moving sliall be plaintiff in error, lie shall be entitled to open the record, and, on hearing, have the judgment or decree reversed, if it be erroneous. Provided, however, that a copy of every sucli order sliall be personally served on such representatives at least tliirty days before the expiration of such sixty days.
2. "When the death of a party is sug- gested and the representatives of the deceased do not appear within ten days after the expiration of sucli sixty days, and no measure shall have been taken by the opposite party within tliat time to compel their appearance, the writ of error or appeal sliall abate.
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3. When either party to a suit in a Circuit or District Court of the United States shall desire to prosecute a writ of error or appeal to this court from any final judgment or decree rendered in the Circuit or District Court, and at the time of suing out such writ of error or appeal, the other party to the suit shall be dead and have no proper representative within the jurisdiction of the court which rendered such final judgment or decree, so that tlie suit cannot be revived in that court, but shall have a proper representative in some State or Territory in the United States, or in the District of Columbia, the party desiring such writ of error or appeal may procure the same, and may have proceedings on such judg- ment or decree superseded or stayed in the same manner as is now allowed by law in other cases, and shall, there- upon, proceed with such writ of error or appeal as in other cases. And within thirtv days after the filing of the rec- ord in this court, the plaintiff in error or appellant shall make a suggestion to the court supported by affidavit, that the said party was dead when the writ of error or appeal was taken or sued out, and had no proper represen- tative within the jurisdiction of the court which rendered such judgment or decree so that the suit could not be revived in that court, and that said party had a proper representative in some State or Territory of the United States, or in the District of Columbia, and stating therein the name and char- acter of such representative, and the State or Territory or District in which such representative resides, and upon such suggestion, he may on motion ob- tain an order that unless such repre- sentative shall make himself a paj:-tv within ninety days, the plaintiff in error or appellant shall be entitled to open the record, and, on hearing, have the judgment or decree reversed if the same be erroneous:
Provided, however, that a proper cita- tion reciting the substance of such order shall be served upon such rep- resentative, either personally or by being Jeft at his residence, at least thirty days before the expiration of such ninety days:
Provided, also, that in every such case, if the representative of the de- ceased party does not appear within ten days after the expiration of such ninety days, and the measures above provided to compel the appearance of such representative have not been taken within the time as above re- quired, by the opposite party, the case shall abate; and provided, also, that the said representative may at any time, before or after said suggestion, come in and be made a party to the suit, and thereupon the case shall pro- ceed and be heard and determined as other cases. (See Sec. 9, Act of March 3, 1875. Sup. Rev. Stat., p. 177.)
20. DlBmisHiiiK Cases.
Whenever the parties to a writ of error or an appeal shall, by their at- torneys of record, sign and file with the clerk an agreement in writing di- recting the case to be dismissed, and specifying the terms on which it is to be dismissed, in respect to costs, and shall pay to the clerk any fees that
may be due to him, the clerk shall enter the case dismissed, and shall give to either party requesting it a copy of the agreement filed, but no man- date or other process shall issue with- out an order of the court
21. Motions.
1. All motions to the court shall be reduced to writing and shall contain a brief statement of the facts and the object of the motion.
2. One-half hour on each side shall be allowed for the argument of a mo- tion, and no more, without special leave of the court, granted before the argu- ment begins.
3. No motion to dismiss, except on special assignment by the, court, shall be heard, unless previous notice has been given to the adverse party, or the counsel or attorney of such party.
22. Parties not Ready.
1. Where no counsel appears, and no brief has been filed for the plain- tiff in error or appellant, wTien the case is called for trial the other party may have the writ of error or appeal dismissed.
2. If the appellee or defendant in error fails to appear when the case is called, the court may proceed to hear argument on the part of the plaintiff in error or appellant and to give judg- ment according to the right of the case.
3. When a case is reached in the regular call of the docket, and there is no appearance for either party, and no brief on file for the appellant or plain- tiff in error, the case shall be dis- missed at the cost of the appellant or plaintiff in error.
23. Printing the Record.
1. In all cases the plaintiff in error or appellant on docketing a case and filing the record shall enter into an undertaking to the clerk with surety to be approved by the clerk for the pay- ment of all costs which shall be in- curred in the cause, shall deposit with the clerk twenty-five dollars to be ap- plied to the payment of costs and fees, and from time to time when necessary shall, on the demand of the clerk, make further deposits for that use.
2. The clerk, upon the docketing of a case, shall forthwith cause an esti- mate to be made of the cost of print- ing the record and of his fees for pre- paring it for the printer and for super- vising the printing thereof, and shall at once notify the attorney for the plaintiff in error,, or appellant, of the amount of such estimate, which shall be paid to the clerk within ten days after such notice. If not so paid, the writ of error or appeal may be dis- missed upon the motion of the opposite party, or by the court of its own mo- tion.
3. The clerk shall cause the rec- ord in each case to be printed forth- with after the payment of such esti- mate, and shall immediately thereafter furnish to each of the respective par- ties at least three copies of the print- ed record, taking a receipt therefor. The parties may, by written stipulation filed with or prior to the filing of the record, agree that only parts of the record shall be printed, and the case
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will be heard on the parts so printed only, unless the court sliall direct the printing of other parts.
4. The clerk shall cause at least twenty-five copies of the record to be printed and may print a larger num- ber on the request of eitlier party on the payment of the amount necessary for the printing of such extra copies.
5. The clerk shall supervise the printing and see that the printed rec- ord is indexed properly, and in a man- ner to indicate briefly the character of each document and exhibit referred to. He shall distribute the printed copies to the judges of the court from time to time as required. If the cost of printing the record, together with the clerk's fee for supervising the same, shall be less than the amount esti- mated and paid, the difference shall be refunded by the clerk to the party paying the same. If the actual cost and the clerk's fee shall exceed the estimate, the amount of the excess shall be paid to the clerk before he shall deliver or file the printed record or copies thereof.
6. In case of reversal, affirmance or dismissal with costs, the amount of the cost of the printing of the record and of the clerk's fee for supervising the same, shall be taxed against the party against whom costs are given, and shall be inserted in the body of the mandate or other proper process.
7. Upon the clerk's producing satis- factory evidence by affidavit, or by the acknowledgment of the parties or their sureties or attorneys, of having served a copy of the bill of fees due from them respectively in this court on such parties, their sureties or attorneys, an attachment shall issue against such parties or their sureties, respectively, to compel the payment of said fees.
S. The clerk shall adopt a uniform size for the printing of all records, shall have them printed in small pica type, on clear white paper, with a mar- gin of not less than an inch and a half, shall show by note or memorandum on the margin the time when each plead- ing or document was filed, and at the top of the pages shall insert running titles of their contents.
9. The briefs of attorneys shall be printed, and shall conform as nearly as practicable to the size of the printed record.
10. The clerk shall, on or before the conclusion of each case, collect and file or otherwise preserve together one copy of the printed record and of each brief, printed motion and argument submitted therein.
11. In any case where the record shall have been printed in the court below, in substantial conformity to these rules, the presiding judge may on the application of the plaintiff in error or appellant order that such printed record be used in place of the printing hereinbefore provided for. But the clerk shall prepare and cause to be printed and attached to such record an index, and shall be paid the same fees for the indexing and super- vising thereof as if printed under his supervision.
12. The clerk of this court shall ob- tain sealed proposals for the printing hereinbefore provided for, which pro- posals shall be submitted to the senior
circuit judge of the court, who may award such printing to the lowest and best bidder, and all such printing shall be done by the person to whom the same is so awarded, except in emerg- encies when printing may be done by another at the same or less price. And when a case shall be heard upon the record printed below, the costs for printing shall be taxed on the basis of actual cost not exceeding the rate of the accepted bid.
13. The fees of the clerk of this court, as prescribed by order of the Supreme Court, made February 28, 1898, are as follows: Docketing a case and filing the
record f 5.00
Entering an appearance 25
Transferring a case to the print- ed calendar i.oo
Entering a continuance 25
Filing a motion, order, or other
paper 25
Entering any rule, or making or copying any record or other paper, for each one hundred
words 20
Entej-ing a judgment or decree. l.uO Every search of the records of the court and certifying the
same 1.00
Affixing- a certificate and a seal
to any paper I.OO
Receiving, keeping, and paying money, in pursuance of any statute or order of court, one per cent, on the amount so re- ceived, kept, and paid. Preparing the record for the printer, indexing the same, su- pervising the printing and dis- tril)uting the copies, for each printed page of the record and
index 25
Making a manuscript copy of the record, when required by the rules, for each one hundred words (but nothing in addition for supervising the printing) . . .20 Issuing a writ of error and ac- companying papers, or a man- date or other process 5.00
Filing briefs, for each party ap- pearing 5.00
Copy of an opinion of the court, certified under seal, for each printed page (but not to ex- ceed five dollars in the whole
for any copy) 1.00
Attorney's docket fee 20.00
24. Briefs.
1. The counsel for the plaintiff in error or appellant shall file with the clerk of this court, within twenty days after the date of the delivery by the clerk of the printed record, twenty copies of a printed brief, one of which shall, on application, be furnished to each of the counsel engaged upon the opposite side.
2. This brief shall contain, in the order here stated, and under the re- spective titles, "Statement of Case." "Errors Relied Upon," and "Brief of Argument":
(1) A concise abstract, or statement of the case, presenting succinctly the questions involved, in the manner in wliich thev are raised.
(2) A "specification of the errors relied upon, which, in cases brought up by writ of error, shall set out
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separately and particularly each error asserted and intended to be urged, and in cases brought up by appeal the specification shall state, as particularly as may be, in what the decree is al- leged to be erroneous. When the error alleged is to the admission or to the rejection of evidence, the specication shall quote the full substance of the evidence admitted or rejected. When the error alleged is to the charge of the court, the specifications shall set out the part referred to totidem verbis, whether it be in an instruction given or in one refused. When the error al- leged is to a ruling upon the report of a master the specifications shall state the exception to the report and the action of the court upon it. Fol- lowing each specification there shall be a reference by page to the portion of the printed record on which the Question arises.
(3) A brief of the argument exhib- iting a clear statement of the points of law or fact to be discussed, with a leferente to the pages of the record and the authorities relied upon in sup- port of each point. When a statute of a state is cited, so much thereof as may be deemed necessary to the de- cision of the case shall be printed at length.
3. The counsel for the defendant in error or the appellee shall file with the clerk twenty printed copies of his brief within twenty days after the fil- ing of the brief of the plaintiff in error or appellant. His brief shall con- form to the requirements of this rule except that no specification of errors shall be required, and no statement of the case, unless that presented by the plaintiff in error or appellant is con- troverted. Either party, at or before the argument of the cause, may file a supplemental brief strictly confined to matter in reply to the brief of the op- posite party.
4. When there is no assignment of errors, as required by section 997 of the Revised Statutes, counsel will not be heard, except at the request of the court, and errors not specified according to this rule, and rule 11, ante, will be disregarded; but the court at its op- tion may notice a plain error involv- ing the merits of the case, though not assigned or specified, and though the Question be not saved according to the strict rules of practice, if it be ap- parent of record that the point was contested and not waived in the court below.
5. When, according to this rule, a plaintiff in error or appellant is in de- fault, the case may be dismissed on motion, and when a defendant in error or appellee is in default, he will not be hoard except on consent of his ad- versarv, or by request of the court.
6. When no counsel appears for one of the parties, and no printed brief or argument has been filed, only one coun- sel will be heard for the adverse party, but if a printed brief or argument has been filed, tlie adverse party will b& entitled to be hoard by two counsel.
25. Oral Areumeuts.
1. The plaintiff in error or appel- lant in this court shall be entitled to open and conclude the argument of the case. But when there are cross-
appeals they shall be argued together as one case, and the plaintiff in the court below shall be entitled to open and conclude the argument.
2. Only two counsel will be heard for each party on the argument of a case.
3. Two hours on each side will be allowed for the argument and no more, without special leave of the court granted before the argument begins. The time thus allowed may be appor- tioned between the counsel on the same side at their discretion; provided, always, that a fair opening of the case shall be made by the party having the opening and closing arguments.
4. lieading at length from briefs oi' reported cases shall not be indulged.
26. Oplnious of the Court.
1. All opinions delivered by the court shall, immediately upon the de- livery thereof, be handed to the clerk to be recorded.
2. The original opinions of the court shall be filed with the clerk of this court for preservation.
3. Opinions printed under the super- vision of the judge delivering the same need not be copied by the clerk into a book of records, but, at the end of each term, the clerk shall cause such print- ed opinions to be bound in a substan- tial manner into one or more volumes, and when so bound they shall be deemed to have been recorded within the meaning of this rule.
27. Reheariug-.
A petition for rehearing must be filed within thirty days after entry of judg- ment or decree, or after filing of the opinion, shall be in print, and be served forthwith by copy upon the opposing party, who, within twenty days from such service, may file a printed answer, and the petition shall be determined without oral arguments, unless other- wise ordered. If a petition be not filed within the time allowed, and upon the overruling of a petition, the clerk shall, without special order, issue the man- date of the court to the court below. Twenty copies of such petition or an- swer shall be filed with the clerk of this court.
28. Interest.
1. When a judgment for the pay- ment of money is artirmed by this court, the interest thereon shall be calculated and levied from the date of the judgment below until the same is paid, and at the same rate that similar judgments bear interest in the courts of the State where such judgment was rendered.
2. In all cases where a writ of error shall delay the proceedings on the judgment of the inferior court, and shall appear to have been sued out merely for delay, damages at a rate not exceeding ten per cent., in addition to interest, shall be awarded on the amount of the judgment.
3. The same rule sliall be applied to decrees for the payment of money in cases in equity, unless otherwise or- dered by this court.
4. In cases in admiralty, damages and interest may be allowed, if speci- ally directed by the court.
5. In cases where money is paid into court, any party interested may move
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for an order that the clerk deposit the same under the direction of the court. On deposits so made, the clerk shall account for such interest as he may have collected on the fund. But with- out such order he shall not be requ'ired to account for interest.
29. Costs.
1. When any suit shall be dismissed in this court, except for want of juris- diction, costs shall be allowed to the defendant in error or appellee, unless othei'wise agreed by the parties.
2. In every case of a judgment or decree affirmed in this court costs shall be allowed to the defendant in error or appellee unless otherwise ordered by the court.
3. In every case of reversal of a judgment or decree in this court costs .shall _be allowed to the plaintiff in error or appellant unless otherwise or- dered by the court. The costs of the transcript of tlie record from the court below shall be taxable in that court as costs in the case.
4. No costs shall be allowed in this court for or against the United States.
5. When costs are allowed in this court, it shall be the duty of the clerk to insert the amount thereof in the body of the mandate, or other proper process, sent to the court below, di- recting to award execution thereupon and to annex to the same the bill of items taxed in detail.
6. In all cases certified to the Su- preme Court or removed thereto by cer- tiorari or otherwise, the fees of the clerk of this court shall be paid before a transcript of the record shall be transmitted to the Supreme Court.
30. Man«late.
In all cases finally determined in this court, a mandate or other proper pro- cess in the nature of a procedendo shall be issued, on the order or by the rule of this court, to the court below, for the purpose of informing such court of the proceedings in this court, so that further proceedings may be had in such court as to law and justice may appertain.
31. Custody of Prisouers on Habeas
Corpus.
1. Pending an appeal from the final decision of any court or judge declin- ing to grant the writ of habeas corpus, the custody of the prisoner shall not be disturbed.
2. Pending an appeal from the final decision of any court or judge dis- charging the writ after it has been is- sued, the prisoner shall be remanded to the custody from which he was taken by the writ, or shall, for good cause shown, be detained in the cus- tody of the court or judge, or be en- larged upon recognizance, as herein- after provided.
3. Pending an appeal from the final decision of any court or judge dis- charging the prisoner, he shall be en- larged upon recognizance, with surety for appearance to answer the judg- ment of the Appellate Court except where, for special reasons, sureties ought not to be required.
32. 3Iodels, Diagrams and Exhibits. Models, diagrams and exhibits of ma-
terial forming part of the evidence taken in the court below, and in any case pending in this court on writ of error or appeal, shall be placed in the custody of the marshal for the use of this court at least ten days before the case is heard or submitted; and shall be taken away by the parties within one month after the case is de- cided. When this is not done, it shall be the duty of the marshal to notify the counsel in the case, by mail or oth- erwise, of the requirements of this rule, and, if the articles are not removed within a reasonable time after thfe no- tice is given, he shall destroy or make such other disposition of them as to him may seem best.
33. La^v Lilbrary.
1. The library of the court shall be under the general supervision and cus- tody of the clerk of the court.
2. No book shall be removed from the library except upon a written order of a judge of this court, except that during the sessions of the court any lawyer who has a case upon the docket, upon written application to the clerk and upon the clerk's written order, may take from the library not exceed- ing three volumes at a time, being re- sponsible for the return thereof within twenty-four hours, and in default of return shall pay to the clerk for the library fund twice the value thereof, but if returned in good condition one dollar for each day's detention beyond the limited time.
34. Writs of Error in Criminal Cases.
1. Writs of error from this court to review criminal cases tried in any dis- trict or circuit court of the United States within this circuit, may be al- lowed in term time or in vacation b5' the circuit justice assigned to this cir- cuit, or by any of the circuit judges within the circuit, or by any district judge within his district, and the proper security be taken, and the cita- tion signed by him, and he may also grant a supersedeas and stay of exe- cution or proceedings, pending the de- termination of such writ of error.
2. Where such writ of error is al- lowed in the criminal cases aforesaid, the circuit court or the district court before which the accused was tried, or the districi judge of the district where- in he was tried, within his district, or the circuit justice assigned to this circuit, or any of the circuit judges within the circuit, shall have the power, after the citation has been duly served, to admit the accused to bail and to fix the amount of such bail.
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Approved March 3, 1S91. 26 United States Statutes at Large, S26.
Chap. 517. An act to establish cir- cuit courts of appeals and to define and regulate in certain cases fhe juris- diction of the courts of the United States, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assem- bled. That there shall be appointed by the President of the United States, by
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and with the advice and consent of the Senate, in each circuit an additional circuit judge, wlio shall have the same qualifications, and shall have the same power and jurisdiction therein that the circuit judges of the United States, ■within their respective circuits, now have under existing laws, and who shall be entitled to the same compen- sation as the circuit judges of the United States in their respective cir- cuits now have.
Sec. 2. That there is hereby created in each circuit a circuit court of ap- peals, which shall consist of three judges, of whom two shall constitute a quorum, and which shall be a court of record with appellate jurisdiction, as is hereafter limited and established. Such court shall prescribe the form and style of its seal and the form of writs and other process and procedure as may be conformable to the exercise of its juris- diction as shall be conferred by law. It shall have the appointment of the marshal of the court with the same duties and powers under the regula- tions of the court as are now provided for the marshal of the Supreme Court of the United States, so far as the same may be applicable. The court shall also appoint a clerk, wh,o shall perform and exercise the same duties and powers in regard to all matters within its jurisdiction as are now exer- cised and performed by the clerk of the Supreme Court of the United States, so far as the same may be applicable. The salary of the marshal of the court shall be twenty-five hundred dollars a year, and the salary of the clerk of the court shall be three thousand dol- lars a year, to be paid in equal pro- portions quarterly. The costs and fees in the Supreme Court now provided lor by law shall be costs and fees in the circuit courts of appeals; and the same shall be expended, accounted for, and paid for, and paid over to the Treasury Department of the United States in the same manner as is pro- vided in respect to the costs and fees in the Supreme Court.
The court shall have power to es- taVjlish all rules and regulations for the conduct of the business of the court within its jurisdiction as con- ferred by law.
Sec. 3. That the Chief-.Tustice and the associate justices of the Supreme Court assigned to each circuit, and the circuit judges within each circuit, and the several district judges within' each circuit, shall be competent to sit as judges of the circuit court of ap- peals within their respective circuits in the manner hereinafter provided. In case the Chief-Justice or an associate justice of the Supreme Court should attend at any session of the circuit court of appeals, he shall preside, and the circuit judges in attendance upon the court In the absence of the Chief- Justice or associate justice of the Su- preme Court shall preside in the order of the seniority of their respective commissions.
In case the full court at any time shall not be made up by the attend- ance of the Chief-Justice or an asso- ciate justice of the Supreme Court and circuit judges, one or more district judges within the circuit shall be com- petent to sit in the court according to
such order or provision among the dis- trict judges as either by general or particular assignment shall be desig- nated by the court: Provided, That no justice or judge before whom a cause or question may have been tried or heard in a district court, or existing court, shall sit on the trial or hearing of such cause or question in the cir- cuit court of appeals. A term shall be held annually by the circuit court of appeals in the several judicial circuits, at the following places: In the first circuit, in the city of Boston; in the second circuit, in the city of New York; in the third circuit, in the city of Philadelphia; in the fourth circuit, in the city of Richmond; in the fifth circuit, in the city of New Orleans; in the sixth circuit, in the city of Cin- cinnati; in the seventh circuit, in the city of Chicago; in the eighth circuit, in the city of Saint Louis; in the ninth circuit, in the city of San Francisco; and in such other places in each of the above circuits as said court may from time to time designate. The first terms of said courts shall be held on the second Monday in January, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, and thereafter at such times as may be fixed by said courts.
Sec. 4. That no appeal, whether by writ of error or otherwise, shall here- after be taken or allowed from any district court to the existing circuit courts, and no appellate jurisdiction shall hereafter be exercised or allowed by said existing circuit courts, but all appeals by writ of error or otherwise, from said district courts, shall only be subject to review in the Supreme Court of the United States or in the circuit court of appeals hereby established, as is hereinafter provided, and the review by appeal, by writ of error, or other- wise, from the existing circuit courts shall be had only in the Supreme Court of the United States or in the circuit courts of appeals hereby established according to the provisions of this act regulating the same.
Sec. 5. That appeals or writs of error may be taken from the district courts or from the existing circuit courts, di- rect to the Supreme Court, in the fol- lowing cases:
In any case in which the jurisdiction of the court is in issue; in such cases the question of jurisdiction alone shall be certified to the Supreme Court from the court below for decision.
From the final sentences and decrees in prize causes.
In cases of a conviction of a capital or otherwise infamous crime.
(See amendment, page 27.)
In any case tliat involves the con- struction or application of the Consti- tution of the United States.
In any case in which the constitu- tionality of any law of the United States, or the validity or construction of any treaty made under its author- ity, is drawn in question.
In any case in \vhich the constitution or law "of a State is claimed to be in contravention of the Constitution of the United States.
Nothing in this act shall affect the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in cases appealed from the highest court of a State, nor the construction of the
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Sec. 6. That the circuit court of ap- peals established by this act shall exer- cise appellate jurisdiction to review by appeal or by writ of error final de- cisions in the district court and the existing circuit courts in all cases other than those provided for in the preceding section of this act, unless otherwise provided by law, and the judgments or decrees of the circuit courts of appeals shall be final in all cases in which the jurisdiction is de- pendent entirely upon the opposite par- ties to the suit or controversy, being a.liens and citizens of the United States or citizens of different States; also in all cases arising under the patent laws. under the revenue laws, and under the criminal laws, and in admiralty cases, excepting that in every such subject within its appellate jurisdiction the circuit court of appeals at anv time may certify to the Supreme Court of the United States any questions or propositions of Jaw concerning which it desires the instruction of that court for its proper decision. And there- upon the Supreme Court may either give its instruction on the questions and propositions certified to it, which shall be binding upon the circuit courts of appeals in such case, or it may re- quire that the whole record and cause may be sent up to it for its consid- eration, and thereupon shall decide the whole matter in controversy in the same manner as if it had been brought there for review by writ of error or appeal.
And excepting also that in any such case as is hereinbefore made final in the circuit courts of appeals it shall be competent for the Supreme Court to require, by certiorari or otherwise, any such case to be certified to the Supreme Court for its review and de- termination with the same power and authority in the case as if it had been carried by appeal or writ of error to the Supreme Court.
In all cases not hereinbefore in this section made final there shall be of right an appeal or writ of errOr or review of the case by the Supreme Court of the United States where the matter in controversy shall exceed one thousand dollars besides costs. But no such appeal shall be taken or writ of error sued out unless within one year after the entry of the order, judg- ment or decree sought to be reviewed.
An Act to amend the seventh section of the Act entitled "An Act to establish circuit courts of appeals and to define and regulate in certain cases the juris- diction of the courts of the UnitecJ States, and for other purposes," ap- proved March third, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, and the several Acts amendatory thereto.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assem- bled. That the seventh section of the Act of Congress entitled "An Act to establish circuit courts of appeals and to define and regulate in certain cases the jurisdiction of the courts of the United States, and for other purposes," approved March third, eighteen hun- dred and ninety-one, as amended by Act approved June sixth, nineteen hun-
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dred, be, and it is hereby, amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 7. That where, upon a hear- ing in equity in a district or in a cir- cuit court, or by a judge thereof in vacation, an injunction shall be granted or continued, or a receiver appointed by an interlocutory order or decree, in any cause an appeal may be taken from such interlocutory order or decree granting or continuing such injunction, or appointing such receiver, to the cir- cuit court of appeals: Provided. That the appeal must be taken within thirty days from entry of such order or de- cree, and it shall take precedence in the appellate court; and the proceed- ings in other respects in the court be- low shall not be stayed unless other- wise ordered by that court, or by the appellate court, or a judge thereof, during the pendency of such appeal: Provided further. That the court below may, in its discretion, require as a con- dition of the appeal an additional bond."
Approved, April 14, 1906.
Sec. 8. That any justice or judge, who, in pursuance of the provisions of this act, shall attend the circuit court of appeals held at any place other than where he resides shall, upon his writ- ten certificate, be paid by the marshal of the district in which the court shall be held his reasonable expenses for travel and attendance, not to exceed ten dollars per day, and such payment shall be allowed the marshal in the settlement of his accounts with the United States.
Sec. 9. That the marshals of the several districts in which said circuit court of appeals may be held shaU, under the direction of the Attorney- General of the United States, and with his approval, provide such rooms in the public buildings of the United States as may be necessary, and pay all incidental expenses of said court, including criers, bailiffs and messen- gers: Provided, ho^\'ever, Tliat in case proper rooms cannot be provided in such buildings, then the said marshals, with the approval of the Attorney-Gen- eral of the United States, may. from time to time, lease such rooms as may be necessary for such courts. That the marshals, criers, clerks, bailiff and messengers shall be allowed the same compensation for their respective serv- ices as are allo'wed for similar serv- ices in the existing circuit courts.
Sec. 10. That whenever on appeal or writ of error or otherwise a case coming directly from the district court or existing circuit court shall be re- viewed and determined in the Supreme Court tlie cause shall be remanded to tlie prooer district or circuit court for further proceedings to be taken in pursuance of such determination. And whenever on api)eal or writ of error or otherwise a case coming from a circuit court of appeals shall be re- viewed and determined in tlie Supreme Court the cause shall be remanded by the Supreme Court to the proper dis- trict or circuit court for further pro- ceedings in pursuance of such determi- nation. W^henever on appeal or writ of error or otherwise a case coming from a district or circuit court shall be re- viewed and determined in the circuit
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court of appeals in a case in wliich the decision in the circuit court of ap- peals is final such cause shall be re- manded to the said district or circuit court for further proceedings to be there taken in pursuance of such de- termination.
Sec. 11. That no appeal or writ of error by which any order, judgment, or decree may be reviewed in the cir- cuit courts of appeals under the pro- visions of this act shall be taken or sued out except within six months after the entry of the order, judgment, or decree sought to be reviewed: Pro- vided, however, That in all cases in which a lesser time is now by law lim- ited for appeals or writs of error such limits of time shall apply to appeals or writs of error in such cases taken to or sued out from the circuit courts of appeals. And all provisions of law now in force regulating the methods and system of review, through appeals or writs of error, shall regulate the methods and system of appeals and writs of error provided for in this act in respect of the circuit courts of ap- peals, including all provisions for bonds or other securities to be required and taken on such appeals and writs of error, and any judge of the circuit courts of appeals, in respect to cases brought or to be brought to that court, shall have the same powers and duties as to the allowance of appeals or writs of error, and the conditions of such allowance, as now by law belong to the justices or judges in respect of the existing courts of the United States, respectively.
Sec. 12. That the circuit court of appeals shall have the ■ powers speci- fied in section seven hundred and six- teen- of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
Sec. 13. Appeals and writs of error may be taken and prosecuted from the decisions of the United States court in the Indian Territory to the Supreme Court of the United States, or to the circuit court of appeals in- the eighth circuit, in the same manner aiid under the same regulations as from the cir- cuit or district courts of the UTtited States, under this act.
Sec. 14. That section six hundred and ninety-one of the Revised Stat- utes of tlie United States and section three of an act entitled "An act to fa- cilitate tlie disposition of cases in the Supreme Court, and for other pur- po.'-fs," approved February sixteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-five, be, and .the same are hereby repealed. And all acts and parts of acts relating to appeals or writs of error inconsist- ent with the provisions for review by appeals or writs of error in the pre- ceding sections five and six of this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 15. That the circuit court of ap- peal in cases in which the judgments of the circuit courts of appeal are made final by this act shall have the same appellate jurisdiction, by writ of error or appeal, to review the judg- ments, orders, and decrees of the su- preme courts Of the several Territories as by this act they may have to review the jtidgments, orders, and decrees of the district court, and circuit courts;
and for that purpose the several Ter- ritories shall, by orders of the Supreme Court, to be made from time to time, be assigned to particular circuits.
Joint Resolution to Provide for the
Organization of the Circuit Courts
of Appeals, March 3, 1891.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assem- bled, That the first meetings of the several circuit courts of appeals men- tioned in tlie act of Congress passed at this present session, entitled, "An act to establish circuit courts of ap- peals, and to define and regulate, in certain cases, the jurisdiction of the courts of the United States, and for other purposes," shall be held on the third Tuesday in June, A. D. 1S91; and if, from any casualty, the first meet- ing of any of said courts shall fail to be so held on that day, the first meet- ing of any such court so failing to be held shall be held on such day subse- quent thereto as the Chief Justice, or any justice of the Supreme Court of the United States assigned to such cir- cuit, shall direct. And be it further resolved. That nothing in said act shall be held or construed in anywise to im- pair the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court or any circuit court of the United States in any case now pending before it, or in respect of any case wherein the writ of error or the ap- peal shall have been sued out or taken to any of said courts before the first day of July, anno domini eighteen hun- dred and ninety-one.
Approved January 20, 1897. 29 United States Statutes at Large, 492.
Chap. 68. An Act to withdraw from the Supreme Court jurisdiction of criminal cases not capital and confer the same on the Circuit Courts of Ap- peals.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assem- bled. That so much of Section five of the act entitled "An Act to establish Circuit Courts of Appeals, and to de- line and regulate in certain cases the jurisdiction of the courts of the United States, and for other purposes," ap- proved March third, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, as reads "in cases of conviction of a capital or otherwise infamous crime," be amended by strik- ing out the words "or otherwise infa- mous" so that the same will read "in cases of conviction of a capital crime"; and that appeals, or writs of error may be taken from the district courts or circuit courts to the proper circuit court of appeals in cases of conviction of an infamous crime not capital; Pro- vided, That no case now pending in the Supreme Court or in which an ap- peal or writ of error shall have been taken or sued out before the passage of this Act shall be hereby affected, but in all such cases the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court shall remain, and said Supreme Court shall proceed therein afe if this Act had not been passed.
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Sec. 24 and Sec. 25 of an Act to es- tablish a uniform system of Bank- ruptcy throughout the United States relating to jurisdiction of Appellate Courts and to Appeals and Writs of Error.
Sec. 24. Jurisdiction of Appellate Courts. — a. The Supreme Court of the United States, the circuit courts of ap- peals of the United States, and the supreme courts of the Territories, In vacation in chambers and during their respective terms, as now or as they may be hereafter held, are hereby in- vested with appellate jurisdiction of controversies arising in bankruptcy proceedings from the courts of bank- ruptcy from which they have appellate jurisdiction in other cases. The Su- preme Court of the United States shall exercise a like jurisdiction from courts of bankruptcy not within any organ- ized circuit of the United States and from the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia.
b. The several circuit courts of ap- peals shall have jurisdiction in equity, either interlocutory or flnal, to super- intend and revise in matter of law the proceedings of the several inferior courts of bankruptcy witliin their jur- isdiction. Such power shall be exer- cised on due notice and petition by any party aggrieved.
Sec. 25. Appeals and "Writs of Er- ror.— a. That appeals, as in equity cases, may be taken in bankruptcy proceedings from the courts of bank- ruptcy to the circuit court of appeals of the United States, and to the su- preme court of the Territories, in the following cases, to wit: (1) from a judgment adjudging or refusing to ad- judge the defendant a bankrupt; (2) from a judgment granting or denying a discharge; and (3) from a judgment allowing or rejecting a debt or claim of five hundred dollars or over. Such appeal shall be taken within ten days after the judgment appealed from has been rendered, and may be heard and determined by the appellate court in term or vacation, as the case may be.
b. From any final decision of a court of appeals, allowing or rejecting a claim under this act, an appeal may be had under such rules, and within such time as may be prescribed by the Supreme Court of the United States, in the following cases and no other:
1. Where the amount in contro- versy exceeds the sum of two thousand dollars, and the question involved is one which might have been taken on appeal or writ of error from the high- est court of a State to the Supreme Court of the United States; or
2. Where some Justice of the Su- preme Court of the United States shall certify that in his opinion the deter- mination of the question or questions involved in the allowance or rejection of such claim is essential to a uniform construction of this act throughout the United States.
c. Trustees shall not be required to give bond when they take appeals or sue out writs of error.
d. Controversies may be certified to the Supreme Court of the United States from other courts of the United States, and the former court may ex-
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ercise jurisdiction thereof and issue writs of certiorari pursuant to the provisions of the United States laws now in force or such as may be here- after enacted.
Section XXXVI of General Orders in Bankruptcy Adopted by the Supreme Court of the United States, Xovem- ber 28, 1SS9.
XXXVI. Appeals.
1. Appeals from a court of bank- ruptcy to a circuit court of appeals, or to the supreme court of a Terri- tory, shall be allowe.d by a judge of the court appealed from or of the court appealed to and shall be regu- lated, except as otherwise provided in the act, by the rules governing appieals in equity in the courts of the United States.
2. Appeals under the act to the Su- preme Court of the United States from a circuit court of appeals, or from the supreme court of a Territory, or from the supreme court of the District of Columbia, or from any court of bank- ruptcy whatever, shall be taken within thirty days after the judgment or de- cree, and shall be allowed by a judge of the court appealed from, or by a justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
3. In every case in which either party is entitled by the act to take an appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States, the court from which the appeal lies shall, at or before the time of entering its judgment or de- cree, make and file a finding of the facts, and its conclusions of law thereon, stated separately; and the rec- ord transmitted to the Supreme Court of tlie United States on such an ap- peal shall consist only of the plead- ings, the judgment or decree, the find ing of facts, and the conclusions of law.
Rule 37 of the Supreme Court of the United States.
37. Cases from Circuit Courts of Ap- peals.
1. Where, under section 6 of the said act, a circuit court of appeals shall certify to this court a question or proposition of law, concerning which it desires the instruction of this court for its proper decision, the certificate shall contain a proper state- ment of the facts on which such ques- tion or proposition of law arises.
2. If application is thereupon made to this court that the whole record and cause may be sent up to it for its consideration, the party making such application shall, as a part thereof, furnish this court with a certified copy of the whole of said record.
3. Where application is made to this court under section 6 of the said act to require a case to be certified to it for its review and determination, a certified copy of the entire record of the case in the circuit court of ap- peals shall be furnished to this court by the applicant, as a part of the ap- plication.
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RULES OF PRACTICE
FOR THE
Courts of Equity of the United States
Promulgated November 4, 1912
RULE 1. District Court Always Open for Cer- tain Purposes — Orders at Chambers.
The District Courts, as courts of equity, shall be deemed always open for the purpose of filing any pleading, of issuing- and returning mesne and final process, and of making and di- recting all interlocutory motions, or- ders, rules and other proceedings pre- paratory to the hearing, upon their merits, of all causes pending therein.
Any district judge may, upon rea- sonable notice to the parties, make, direct and award, at chambers or in the clerk's office, and in vacation as well as in term, all such process, com- missions, orders, rules and other pro- ceedings, whenever the same are not grantable of course, according to the rules and practice of the court.
RULE 3.
Clerlv's Office Always Open, Except
Etc.
The clerk's office shall be open dur- ing business hours on all days, except Sundays and legal holidays, and the clerk shall be in attendance for the purpose of receiving and disposing of all motions, rules, orders and other proceedings which are grantable of course.
RULE 3.
Boolcs Kept by Clerk and Entries
Therein.
The clerk shall keep a book known as "Equity Docket," in which he shall enter each suit, with a file number corresponding to the folio in the book. All papers and orders filed with the clerk in the suit, all process issued and returns made thereon, and all ap- pearances shall be noted briefly and chronologically in this book on the folio assigned to the suit and shall be marked with its file number.
The clerk shall also keep a book en- titled "Order Book," in which shall be entered at length, in the order of their making, all orders made or passed by him as of course and also all orders made or passed by the Judge in chambers.
He shall also keep an "Equity Journal," in which shall be entered all orders, decrees and proceedings of the court in equity causes in term time.
Separate and suitable indices of the Equitv Docket Order Book and Equity Journal shall be kept by the clerk un- der the direction of the court.
RULE 4. Notice of Orders.
Neither the noting of an order in the Equity Docket nor its entry in the Order Book shall of itself be deemed notice to the parties or their solicit- ors; and when an order is made ■witli- out prior notice to, and in the absence of, a party, the clerk, unless otherwise directed by the court or judge, shall forthwith send a copy thereof, by mail, to such party or his solicitor and a note of sucli mailing shall be made in the Equity Docket, which shall be taken as sufficient proof of due notice of the order.
RULE 5. Motions Grantable of Course by Clerk.
All motions and applications in the clerk's office for the issuing of mesne process or final process to enforce and execute decrees: for taking bills pro confesso; and for other proceed- ings in the clerk's office which do not require any allowance or order of the court or of a judge, shall be deemed motions and applications grantable of course by the clerk; but the same may be suspended, or altered, or rescinded by the judge upon special cause shown.
RULE 6. Motion Day.
Each District Court shall establish regular times and places, not less than once each month, when motions re- quiring notice and hearing may be made and disposed of; but the judge may at any time and place, and on such notice, if any. as he may con- sider reasonable, make and direct all interlocutory orders, rulings and pro- ceedings for the advancement, conduct and hearing of causes. If the public interest permits, the senior circuit judge of the circuit may dispense with the motion dav during not to exceed two months in the year In any dis- trict.
RULE 7. Process, Mesne and Final.
The process of subpoena shall con- stitute the proper mesne process in all suits In equity, In the first In- stance, to require the defendant to appear and answer the bill; and, un- less otherwise provided In those rules or speciallv ordered by the court, a writ of attachment and, if the defend- ant cannot be found, a writ of seques- tration, or a writ of assistance to en-
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force a delivery of possession, as the case may require, shall be the proper process to issue for the purpose of compelling obedience to any interloc- utory or final order or decree of the court.
RULE 8. Enforcement of Final Decrees.
Final process to execute any decree may, if the decree be solely for the payment of money, be by a writ of execution, in the form used In the District Court in suits at common law in actions of assumpsit. If the de- cree be for the performance of any specific act, as, for example, for the execution of a conveyance of land or the delivering up of deeds of other documents, the decree shall, in all cases, prescribe the time within which the act shall be done, of which the de- fendant shall be bound, without fur- ther service, to take notice; and upon affidavit of the plaintiff, filed in the clerk's office, that the same has not been complied with within the pre- scribed time, the clerk shall issue a writ of attachment against the de- linquent party, from which, if at- tached thereon, he shall not be dis- charged, unless upon a full compliance with the decree and the payment of all costs, or upon a special order of the court, or a judge thereof, upon motion and affidavit, enlarging the time for the performance thereof. If the delinquent party cannot be found a writ of sequestration shall issue against his estate, upon the return of non est inventus, to compel obedience to the decree. If a mandatory order, injunction or decree for the specific performance of any act or contract be not complied with, the court or a judge, besides, or instead of, pro- ceedings against the disobedient party for a contempt or by sequestration, may by order direct that the act re- quired to be done be done, so far as practicable, by some other person ap- pointed by the court or judge, at the cost of the disobedient party, and tlie act when so done shall have like ef- fect as if done by him.
RULE 9. AVrIt of Assistance.
When any decree or order is for the delivery of possession, upon proof made by affidavit of a demand and re- fusal to obey the decree or order, the partv prosecuting the same shall be entitled to a writ of assistance from the clerk of the court.
RULE 10.
Decree for Deficiency in Foreclosures,
Etc.
In suits for the foreclosure of mort- gages, or the enforcement of other liens, a decree may be rendered for any balance that may be found due to the plaintiff over and above the proceeds of the sale or sales, and exe- cution may issue for the collection of the same, as is provided in rule 8 when the decree is solely for the pay- ment of money.
RULE 11. Process In Behalf of and Against Per- sons Xot Parties.
Everj' person, not being a party in any cause, who has obtained an order, or in whose favor an order shall have been made, may enforce obedience to such order by the same process as if he were a party; and every person, not being a party, against whom obedience to any order of the court may be enforced, shall be liable to the same process for enforcing obedience to such orders as if he were a party.
RULE 12. Issue of Subpoena — Time for Ansivcr.
Whenever a bill is filed, and not be- fore, the clerk shall issue the process of subpoena thereon, as of course, upon the application of the plaintiff, which shall contain the names of the parties and be returnable into the clerk's office twenty days from the issuing thereof. At the bottom of the subpoena shall be placed a memoran- dum, that the defendant is required to file his answer or other defense in the clerk's office on or before the twentieth day after service, excluding the day thereof; otherwise the bill may be taken pro confesso. Where there are more than one defendant, a writ of subpoena may, at the elec- tion of the plaintiff, be sued out sepa- rately for each defendant, or a joint subpoena against all the defendants.
RULE 13. Manner of Serving Subpoena.
The service of all subpoenas shall be by delivering a copy thereof to the defendant personallv, or by leaving a copy thereof at the dwelling house or usual place of abode of each de- fendant, with some adult person who is a member of or resident in the family.
RULE 14. Alias Subpoena.
Whenever any subpoena shall be re- turned not executed as to any defend- ant, the plaintiff shall be entitled to other subpoenas against such defend- ant until due service is made.
RULE 15. Process, by "Whom Served.
The service of all process, mesne and final, shall be by the marshal of the district, or his deputy, or by some other person specially appointed by the court or judge for that purpose, and not otherwise. In the latter case, t!ie person serving the process shall make affidavit thereof.
RULE 10. Defendant to Answer — Default — De- cree Pro Confesso.
It shall be the duty of defendant, unless the time shall be enlarged, for cause shown, by a judge of the court, to file his answer or other defense to the bill In the clerk's oflSce within the time named in the subpoena as required by rule 12. In default there- of the plaintiff may, at his election.
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take an order as of course that the bill be taken pro confesso; and there- upon the cause shall be proceeded in ex parte.
RULE 17. Decree Pro Contesso to Be Followed by Fiual Decree — Setting Aside De- fault.
When the bill is taken pro confesso the court may proceed to a final de- cree at any time after the expiration of thirty days after the entry of the order pro confesso, and such decree shall be deemed absolute, unless the court shall, at the same term, set aside the same, or enlarge the time for filing the answer, upon cause shown upon motion and affidavit. No such motion shall be granted, unless upon the payment of the costs of the plaintiff up to that time, or such part thereof as the court shall deem rea- sonable, and unless the defendant shall undertake to file his answer within such time as the court shall direct. and submit to such other terms as the court shall direct, for the pur- pose of speeding the cause.
RULE 18. Pleadings — Technical Forms Abro- gated.
Unless otherwise prescribed by stat- ute or these rules the technical forms of pleadings in equty are abolished.
RULE 19. Anieudnieuts Generally.
The court may at any time, in fur- therance of justice, upon such terms as may be just, permit any process, proceeding, pleading or record to be amended, or material supplemental matter to be set forth in an amended or supplemental pleading. The court, at every stage of the proceeding, must disregard any error or defect in the proceeding which does not affect the substantial rights of the parties.
RULE 20.
Further and Particular Statement in
Pleading 3Iay He Required.
A further and better statement of the nature of the claim or defense, or further and better particulars of any matter stated in any pleading, may in any case be ordered, upon such terms, as 'to costs and otherwise, as may be just.
RULE 21. Scandal and Impertinence.
The right to except to bills, an- swers, and other proceedings for scan- dal or impertinence shall not obtain, but the court may, upon motion or its own initiative, order any redundant, impertinent or scandalous matter stricken out, upon such terms as the court shall think fit.
RULE 22.
Action at Law Erroneou.sly Begun as
Suit in Equity — Transfer.
If at any time it appear that a suit commenced in equity should have been brought as an action on the law side of the court, it shall be forthwith transferred to the law side and be
there proceeded with, with only such alteration in the pleadings as shall be essential.
RULE 2:{.
Matters Ordinarily Deterniiiinble at Law, AVheu Arising in Suit in Equity to Be Disposed of Tlierein.
If in a suit in equity a matter ordi- narily determinable at law arises, such matter shall be determined in that suit according to the principles ap- plicable, without sending the case or question to the law side of the court.
RULE 24.
Signature of Counsel.
Every bill or other pleading shall be signed individually by one or more solicitors of record, and such signa- tures shall be considered as a certifi- cate by each solicitor tliat he has read the pleading so signed by him; that upon the instruction laid before him regarding the case there is good ground for the same; that no scanda- lous matter is inserted in the plead- ing; and that it is not interposed for delay.
RULE 2.-J. Bill of Complaint — Contents.
Hereafter it shall be sufficient that a bill in equity shall contain, in addi- tion to the usual caption:
First, the full name, when known, of each plaintiff and defendant, and the citizenship and residence of each part>-. If any party be under any dis- ability that fact shall be stated.
Second, a short and plain statement of the grounds upon which the court's jurisdiction depends.
Third, a short and simple statement of the ultimate facts upon which the plaintiff asks relief, omitting any mere statement of evidence.
Fourth, if there are persons other than those named as defendants who appear to be proper parties, the bill sliould state why they are not made parties — as that they are not witliin the jurisdiction of the court, or can- not be made parties without ousting the jurisdiction.
Fifth, a statement of and prayer for any special relief pending the suit or on final hearing, which may be stated and sought in alternative forms. If special relief pending the suit be desired the bill should be verified by the oath of the plaintff. or someone having knowledge of the facts upon which such relief is asked.
RILE 20. Joinder of Causes of Action.
The plaintiff may join in one bill as many causes of action, cognizable in equitv, as lie may liave rxgainst the defendant. Rut when there is more than one plaintiff, the causes of ac- tion joined must be joint, and if there be more than one defendant the lia- bilitv must be one asserted against all of the material defendants, or suf- ficient grounds must appear for unit- ing the causes of action in order to promote the convenient administra- tion of justice. If it appear that any such causes of action cannot be con-
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veniently disposed of together, the court may order separate trials.
RULE 27. Stockholder's BUI.
Every bill brought by one or more stockholders in a corporation against the corporation and other parties, founded on rights which may properly be asserted by the corporation, must be verified by oath, and must contain an allegation that the plaintiff was a shareholder at the time of the trans- action of which be complains, or that his share had devolved on him since by operation of law, and that the suit Is not a collusive one to confer on a court of the United States jurisdiction of a case of which It would not other- wise have cognizance. It must also set forth with particularity the ef- forts of the plaintiff to secure such action as he desires on the part of the managing directors or trustees, and, if necessary, of the shareholders, and the causes of his failure to ob- tain such action, or the reasons for not making such effort.
RULE 38. Amendment of Bill as of Course.
The plaintiff may, as of course, amend his bill before the defendant has responded thereto, but if such amendment be filed after any copy has issued from the clerk's office, the plaintiff at his own cost shall furnish to the solicitor of record of each op- posing party a copy of the bill as amended, unless otherwise ordered by the court or judge.
After pleading filed by any defend- ant, plaintiff may amend only by con- sent of the defendant ar leave of the court or judge.
RULE 29. Defenses — Hott Presented.
Demurrers and pleas are abolished. Every defense in point of law arising upon the face of the bill, whether for misjoinder, nonjoinder, or Insufficiency of fact to constitute a valid cause of action in equity, which might hereto- fore have been made by demurrer or plea, shall be made by motion to dis- miss or in the answer; and every such point of law going to the whole or a material part of the cause or causes of action stated in the bill may be called up and disposed of before final hearing at the discretion of the court. Every defense heretofore presentable by plea in bar or abatement shall be made in the answer and may be sepa- rately heard and disposed of before the trial of the principal case in the discretion of the court. If the de- fendant move to dismiss the bill or any part thereof, the motion may be set down for hearing by either party upon five days' notice, and, if It be denied, answer shall be filed within five days thereafter or a decree pro confesso entered.
RULE 30. .Vnswer — Contents — CouHtcr-Clnlm.
The defendant in his answer shall fti short and simple terms set owt his
defense to each claim asserted by the bill, omitting any mere statement of evidence and avoiding any general de- nial of the averments of the bill, but specifically admitting or denying or explaining the facts upon wliich the plaintiff relies, unless the defendant is without knowledge, in which case he shall so state, such statement operating as a denial. Averments other than of value or amount of dam- age, if not denied, shall be deemed confessed, except as against an infant, lunatic or other person non compos and not under guardianship, the an- swer may be amended, by leave of the court or judge, upon reasonable notice, so as to put any averment in issue, when justice requires it. The answer may state as many defenses, in the alternative, regardless of consistency, as the defendant deems essential to his defense.
The answer must state in short and simple form any counter-claim arising out of the transaction which is the subject matter of the suit, and may, without cross-bill, set out any set-off or counter-claim against the plaintiff which might be the subject of an in- dependent suit in equity against him, and such set-off or counter-claim, so set up, shall have the same effect as a cross-suit, so as to enable the court to pronounce a final judgment in the same suit both on the original and cross-claims.
RULE 31.
Reply — When Required — When Cause
at Issue.
Unless the answer assert a set-off or counter-claim, no reply shall be re- quired without special order of the court or judge, but the cause shall be deemed at issue upon the filing of the answer, and any new or affirma- tive matter therein shall be deemed to be denied by the plaintiff. If the answer include a set-off or countev- claim, the party against whom it !=■ asserted shall reply within ten days after the filing of the answer, unless a longer time be allowed by the court or judge. If the counter-claim is one which affects the rights of other de- fendants they or their solicitors shall be served with a copy of the same within ten days from the filing there- of, and ten days shall be accorded to such defendants for filing a reply. In default of a reply, a decree pro confesso on the counter-claim may be entered as In default of an answer to the bill.
RULE 32.
Ans'wer to Amended Bill.
In every case where an amendment to the bill shall be made after answer filed, the defendant shall put in a new or supplemental answer within ten days after that on which the amend- ment or amended bill is filed, unless the time is enlarged or otherwise ordered by a judge of the court; and upon his "default, the like proceedings may be had as in case of an omission to put in an answer.
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RULE 33. Testing Sufficiency of Defense.
Exceptions for insufficiency of an answer are abolished. But if an an- swer set up an affirmative defense, set- off or counter-claim, the plaintiff may, upon five days' notice, or such further time as the court may allow, test the sufficiency of the same by motion to strike out. If found insufficient but amendable the court may allow an amendment upon terms, or strike out the matter.
RULE 34. Supplemental Plentlins.
Upon application of either party the court or judge, may, upon reasonable notice and such terms as are just, permit him to file and serve a supple- mental pleading, alleging material facts occurring after his former plead- ing, or of which he was ignorant when it was made, including the judgment or decree of a competent court rend- ered after the commencement of the suit determiiting the matters in con- troversy or a part thereof.
RULE 35.
Bill of Revivor and Supplemental Bills
— Form.
It shall not be necesary in any bill of revivor or supplemental bill to set forth any of the statements in the original suit, unless the special cir- cumstances of the case may require it.
RULE 36. Officers Before Whom Pleadings Veri- fied.
Every pleading which is required to be sworn to by statute, or these rules, may be verified before any jus- tice or judge of any court of the United States, or of any State or Ter- ritory, or of the District of Columbia, or any clerk of any court of the United States, or of any Territory, or of the District of Columbia, or any notary public.
RULE 37.
■ Parties Generally — Intervention.
Every action shall be prosecuted in the name of the real party in inter- est, but an executor, administrator, guardian, trustee of an express trust, a party with whom or in whose name a contract has been made for the bene- fit of another, or a party expressly au- thorized by statute, may sue in his own name without joining with him the party for whose benefit the action is brought. All persons having an interest in the subject of the action and in obtaining the relief demanded may join as plaintiffs, and any per- son mav be made a defendant who has or claims an interest adverse to the plaintiff. Any person may at any time be made a party if his presence is necessary or proper to a complete determination of the cause. Persons having a united interest must bo joined on the same side as plaintiffs or defendants, but when any one re- fuses to join, he may for such rea- son be made a defendant.
Any one claiming an interest in the litiga'tion may at any time be per-
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mitted to assert his right by interven- tion, but the intervention shall be in subordination to, and in. recognition of, the propriety of the main proceed- ing.
RULE 38. Representatives of Class. When the question is one of com- mon or general interest to many per- sons constituting a class so numerous as to make it impracticable to bring them all before the court, one or more may sue or defend for the whole.
RULE 39.
Absence of Per.sons "Who Would Be
Proper Parties.
In aU cases where it shall appear to the court that persons, who might otherwise be deemed proper parties to the suit, cannot be made parties by reason of their being out of the jurisdiction of the court, or incapable otherwise of being made parties, or because their joinder would oust the jurisdiction of the court as to the par- ties before the court, the court may, in its discretion, proceed in the cause without making such persons parties; and in such cases the decree shall be without prejudice to the rights of the absent parties.
RULE 40. Nominal Parties.
Where no account, payment, convey- ance, or other direct relief is sought against a party to a suit, not being an infant, the party, upon service of the subpoena upon him, need not ap- pear and answer the bill, unless the plaintiff specially requires him to do so by the prayer; but he may appear and answer at his option; and if he does not appear and answer he shall be bound by all the proceedings in the cause. If the plaintiff shall require him to appear and answer he shall be entitled to the costs of all the pro- ceedings against him, unless the court shall otherwise direct.
RULE 41.
Suit to Execute Trusts of WMll — Heir
as Party.
In suits to execute the trusts of a will, it shall not be necessary to make the heir at law a party: but the plain- tiff shall be at liberty to make the heir at law a party where he desires to have the will established against him.
RULE 42. Joint and Several Demands.
In all cases in which the plaintiff has a joint and several demand against several persons, either as principals or sureties, it shall not be necessary to Viring before the court as parties to a suit concerning such demand all the persons liable thereto; but the plaintiff may proceed against one or more of the persons severally liable.
RULE 43. Defects of Parties — Reslstins: Objec- tion.
Where the defendant shall by his answer suggest that the bill of com- plaint is defective for want of parties,.
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the plaintiff may, within fourteen days after answer filed, set down the cause for argument as a motion upon the objection only; and where the plain- tiff shall not so set down his cause, but shall proceed therewith to a hear- ing notwithstanding an objection for want of parties taken by the answer, he shall not at the hearing of the cause, if the defendant's objection shall then be allowed, be entitled as of course to an order to amend his bill by adding parties: but the court shall be at liberty to dismiss the bill, or to allow an amendment on such terms as justice may require.
RULE 44. Defect of Parties — Tardy Objection.
If a defendant shall, at the hearing of a cause, object that a suit is defect- ive for want of parties, not having by motion or answer taken the objection and therein specified by name or de- scription the parties to whom the ob- jection applies, the court shall be at liberty to make a decree saving the rights of the absent parties.
RULE 45. ' Death of Party — Revivor.
In the event of the death of either party the court may, in a proper case, upon motion, order the suit to be re- vived by the substitution of the proper parties. If the successor or represent- atives of the deceased party fail to make such application within a rea- sonable time, then any other party may, on motion, apply for such relief and the court, upon any such motion may make the necessary orders for notice to the parties to be substituted and for the filing of such pleadings or amendments as may be necessary.
RULE 46.
Trial — Testimony UHiinlly Taken In Open Court — Rullui^N on Objections to Evidence.
In all trials in equity the testimonv of witnesses shall be taken orally in open court, except as otherwise pro- vided bv statute or these rules. The court shall pass upon the admissibilitv of all evidence offered as In actions at law. When evidence is offered and ex- cluded, and the party against whom the ruling is made excepts thereto at the time, the court shall take and re- port so much thereof, or make such a statement respecting it, as will clearlv show the character of the evi- dence, the form in which it was of- fered, the objection made, the ruling, and the exception. If the appellate court shall be of opinion that the evi- dence should have been admitted, it shall not reverse the decree unless it be clearly of opinion that material prejudice will result from an affirm- ance, in which event it shall direct such further steps as justice may re- quire.
RULE 47. DepoHitlonM — To Re Taken in Excep- tional InNtnnees.
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good and exceptional cause for depart- ing from the general rule, to be shown liy affidavit, may permit the deposition of named witnesses, to be used before the court or upon a reference to a master, to be taken before an exam- iner or other named officer, upon the notice and terms specified in the order. All depositions taken under a statute, or under any such order of the court, shall be taken and filed as follows, unless otherwise ordered by the court or judge for good cause shown: Those of the plaintiff within sixty days from the time the cause is at issue; those of the defendant within thirty days from the expiration of the time for the filing of plaintiff's depositions; and rebutting depositions by either party within twenty days after the time for taking original depositions expires.
RULE 48.
Testimony of Expert AVitnesses in
Patent and Trade-HIark Cases.
In a case involving the validity or scope of a patent or trade-mark, the district court may, upon petition, or- der that tlie testimony in chief of ex- pert witnesses, whose testimony Is di- rected to matters of opinion, be set forth in affidavits and filed as follows: Those of the plaintiff within forty days after the cause is at issue; those of the defendant within twenty days after plaintiff's time has expired; and rebutting affidavits within fifteen days after the expiration of the time for filing original affidavits. Should the opposite party desire the production of any affiant for cross-examination, the court or judge shall, on motion direct that said cross-examination and anv re-examination take place before the court upon the trial, and unless the affiant is produced and submits to cross-examination in compliance with such direction, his affidavit shall not be used as evidence in the cause.
RULE 49.
Evidence Taken Hefore Examiners, Etc.
All evidence offered before an ex- aminer or like officer, together with anv objections, shall be saved and re- turned into the court. Depositions, whether upon oral examination before an examiner or like officer or other- wise, shall be taken upon questions and answers reduced to writing, or in the form of narrative, and the wit- ness shall be subject to cross and re- examination.
RULE 50.
Stenosraplier — Appointment — Fees.
When deemed necessary by the court or officer taking testimony, a stenog- rapher may be appointed who shall take down testimony in shorthand and, if required, transcribe the same. His fee shall be fixed by the court and taxed ultimately as costs. The expense of taking a deposition, or the cost of a transcript, shall be advanced by the party calling the witness or ordering the transcript.
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RULE 51.
Evidence Taken Before Examiners,
Etc.
Objections to the evidence, before an examiner or like officer, shall be in short form, stating the grounds of ob- jection relied upon, but no transcript filed by such officer shall include argu- ment or debate. The testimony of each witness, after being reduced to writing, shall be read over to or by him, and shall be signed by him in the presence of the officer: provided, that if the witness shall refuse to sign his deposition so taken, the officer shall sign the same, stating upon the record the reasons, if any, assigned by the witness for such refusal. Objec- tion to any question or questions shall be noted by the officer upon the depo- sition, but he shall not have power to decide on the competency or mate- riality or relevancy of the questions. The court shall have power, and it shall be its duty, to deal with the costs of incompetent and immaterial or Ir- relevant depositions, or parts of them, as may be just.
RULE 52.
Attendance of ^Vitlles.s Before Com-
nii.sitiioner, Master or Exaniiner.
Witnesses who live within the dis- trict, and whose testimony may be taken out of court by these rules, may be summoned to appear before a com- missioner appointed to take testimony, or before a master or examiner ap- pointed in any cause, by subpoena In the usual form, which may be issued by the clerk in blank and filled up by the party praying the same, or bv the commissioner, master, or exam- iner, requiring the attendance of the witnesses at the time and place speci- fied, who shall be allowed for attend- ance the same compensation as for attendance in court; and if any wit- ness shall refuse to appear or give evidence, it shall be deemed a con- tempt of the court, which being cer- tified to the clerk's office by the com- missioner, master, or examiner, an at- tachment may issue thereupon by order of the court or of any judge thereof, in the same manner as if the contempt were for not attending, or for refusing to give testimony in, the court.
In case of refusal of witnesses to attend or be sworn or to answer anv question put by the commissioner, master or examiner or by counsel or solicitor, the same practice shall be adopted as is now practiced with respect to witnesses to be produced on examination before an examiner of said court on written interrogatories.
RULE 5."?.
Notice of Tnliins Testimony Before
Examiner, Etc.
Notice shall be given by the re- spective counsel or jiarties to tlie on- posite counsel or parties of the time and place of examination before an examiner or like officer for such rea- sonable time as the court or officer may fix by order in each case.
RULE 54. Depositiou.s Under Rev. Stat. Sees SOS,
865, 866, SG7 — Cross-Examlnation.
After a cause is at issue, deposi- tions may be taken as provided bv sections 86?!, S6.5, 866 and 867, Revised Statutes. But if in any case no notice has been given the opposite party of the time and place of taking the depo- sition, he shall, upon application and notice, be entitled to have the wit- ness examined orally before the court, or to a cross-examination before an examiner or like officer, or a new deposition taken with notice, as the court or judge under all the circum- stances shall order.
RULE 55.
Deposition Deemed Publislied W'lien
Filed.
Upon the filing of any deposition or affidavit taken under these rules or any statute, it shall be deemed pub- lished, unless otherwise ordered by the court.
RULE 56. On Expiration of Time for Depositions, Case Goes on Trial Calendar. After the time has elapsed for tak- ing and filing depositions under these rules, the case shall be placed on the trial calendar. Thereafter no further testimony by deposition shall be taken except for some strong reason shown by affidavit. In every such applica- tion the reason why the testimony of the witness cannot be had orally on the trial, and why his deposition has not been before taken, shall be set forth, together with the testimonv which it is expected the witness will give.
RULE 57. Continuances. After a cause shall be placed on the trial calendar it may be jiassed over to another day of the same term, by consent of counsel or order of the court, but shall not be continued be- yond the term save in exceptional cases by order of the court upon good cause shown bv affidavit and upon such terms as tbe court shall In its discretion impose. Continiiances he- .rond the term l\v consent of the par- ties shall be allowed on condition only that a stipulation be signed by counsel for all the parties and that all costs incurred therefore be paid. Thereupon an order shall be entered dropping the case from tlie trial cal- endar, subject to reinstatement within one year upon application to the court by either party, in which event it shall be heard at the earliest con- venient day. If not so reinstated within the year, the suit shall be dis- missed without 111-ejudico to a now one.
Rl I,E 58. Discovery — Interrofrntorles — Inspec- tion and Production of T>ocnnients — Admission of Execution or Genuine- ness.
The plaintiff at any time after filing tbe bill and not later than twenty-one days after the joinder of Issue, and
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the defendant at any time after filing his answer and not later than twenty- one days after the joinder of issue, and either party at any time there- after by leave of the court or judge, may file interrogatories in writing for the discovery by the opposite party or parties of facts and documents ma- terial to the support or defense of the cause, with a note at the foot thereof stating which of the interrogatories each of the parties is required to answer. But no party shall file more than one set of interrogatries to the same party without leave of the court or judge.
If any party to the cause is a public or private corporation, any opposite partv may apply to the court or judge for an order allowing him to flie in- terrogatories to be answered by any officer of the corporation, and an or- der mav be made accordingly for the examination of such officer as may appear to be proper upon such inter- rogatories as the court or judge shall think fit.
Copies shall be filed for the use of the interrogated party and shall be sent by the clerk to the respective solicitors of record, or to the last known address of the opposite party if there be no record solicitor.
Interrogatories shall be answered, and the answers filed in the clerk's oflace, within fifteen days after they have been served, unless the time be enlarged by the court or judge. Bach interrogatory shall be answered sep- arately and fully and the answers shali be in writing, under oath, and signed by the party or corporate offi- cer interrogated. Within ten days after the service of interrogatories, objections to them, or any of them, may be presented to the court or judge, with proof of notice of the purpose so to do, and answers shall be deferred until the objections are determined, which shall be at as early a time as practicable. In so far as the objections are sustained, answers shall not be required.
The court or judge, upon motion and reasonable notice, may make all such orders as may be appropriate to enforce answers to interrogatories or to effect the inspection or produc- tion of documents in the possession of either party and containing evi- dence material to the cause of action or defense of his adversary. Any party failing or refusing to comply with such an order shall be liable to attachment, and shall also be liable, if a plaintiff to have his bill dis- missed, and, if a defendant, to have his answer stricken out and be placed in the same situation as if he had failed to answer.
Bv a demand served ten days before the "trial, either party may call on the other to admit in writing the execu- tion or genuineness of any document, letter or other writing, saving all just exceptions; and if such admission be not made within five days after such service, the costs of proving the docu- ment, letter or writing shall be paid bv the party refusing or neglecting to make such admission, unless at the
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trial the court shall find that the re- fusal or neglect was reasonable.
RULE 59.
Reference to Master — Exceptional, Not
Usual.
Save in matters of account, a ref- erence to a master shall be the ex- ception, not the rule, and shall be made only upon a showing that some exceptional condition requires it. When such a reference is made, the party at whose instance or for whose benefit it is made shall cause the or- der of reference to be presented to the master for a hearing within twenty days succeeding the time when the reference was made, unless a longer time be specially granted by the court or judge; if he shall omit to do so, the adverse party shall be at liberty forthwith to cause proceed- ings to be had before the master, at the costs of the party procuring the reference.
RULE 60. Proceedings Before Master. Upon every such reference, it shall be the duty of the master, as soon as he reasonably can after the same is brought before him, to assign a time and place for proceedings in the same, and to give due notice thereof to each of the parties, or their solicit- ors; and if either party shall fail to appear at the time and place appoint- ed, the master shall be at liberty to proceed ex parte, or, in his discretion, to adjourn the examination and pro- ceedings to a future day, giving no- tice to the absent party or his solicitor of such adjournment; and it shall be the duty of the master to proceed with all reasonable diligence in every such reference, and with the least practica- ble delay, and either party shall be at liberty to apply to the court, or a judge thereof, for an order to the mas- ter to speed the proceedings and to make his report, and to certify to the court or judge the reason for any de- lay.
RULE 61. Master's Report — Documents Identi- fied but "Sot Set Forth. In the reports made by the master to the court, no part of any state of facts, account, charge, affidavit, depo- sition, examination, or answer brought in or used before him shall be stated or recited. But such state of facts, account, charge, affidavit, deposition, examination or answer shall be identi- fied and referred to. so as to Inform the court what state of facts, account, charge, affidavit, deposition, examina- tion or answer were so brought in or used.
RULE 62.
Powers of Master.
The master shall regulate all the proceedings in every hearing before him, upon every reference; and he shall have full authority to examine the parties in the cause, upon oath, touching all matters contained in the reference; and also to require the production of all books, papers, writ- ings, vouchers, and other documents
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applicable thereto; and also to exam- ine on oath, viva voce, all witnesses produced by the parties before him, or by deposition, according to the acts of Cong-ress, or otherwise, as here provided; and also to direct the mode in which the matters requiring' evidence shall be proved before him; and generally to do all other acts, and direct all other inquiries and proceedings in the matters before him, which he may deem necessary and proper to the justice and merits thereof and the rights of the parties.
RULE 63. Form of Account Before Master,
AJl parties accounting before a master shall bring in their respective accounts in the form of debtor and creditor; and any of the other parties who shall not be satisfied with the account so brought in shall be at liberty to examine the accounting party viva voce, or upon interroga- tories, as the master shall direct.
RULE 64.
Former Depositions, Etc., May Be Used
Before Master.
All affidavits, depositions and docu- ments which have been previously made, read, or used in the court upon any proceeding in any cause or mat- ter may be used before the master.
RULE 65.
Claimants Before Master Examinable
By Him,
The master shall be at liberty to examine any creditor or other person coming in to claim before him, either upon written interrogatories or viva voce, or in both modes, as the nature of the case may appear to him to require. The evidence upon such ex- aminations shall be taken down by the master, or by some other person by his order and in his presence, if either party requires it. in order that the same may be used by the court if necessary.
RULE 66,
Return of Master's Report — Exceptions
— Hearingr.
The master, as soon as his report is ready, shall return the same into the clerk's office and the day of the return shall be entered by the clerk in the Equity Docket. The parties shall have twenty days from the time of the filing "of the report to file exceptions thereto, and if no exceptions are with- in that period filed by either party, the report shall stand confirmed. If ex- ceptions are filed, they shall stand for hearing before the court. If then in session, or, if not. at the next sitting held thereafter, by adjournment or otherwise.
RULE 67. Costs on Exceptions to Master's Re- port.
In order to prevent exceptions to reports from being filed for frivolous causes, or for mere delay, the party whose exceptions are overruled, shall, for every exception overruled, pay five dollars costs to the other party, and
for every exception allowed shall be entitled to the same costs.
RULE 6S.
Appointment and Compensation of
Masters.
The district courts may appoint standing masters in chancery in their respective districts (a majority of all the judges thereof concurring in the appointment), and they may also ap- point a master pro hac vice in any particular case. The compensation to be allowed to every master shall be fixed by the district court, in its dis- cretion, having regard to all the cir- cumstances thereof, and the compen- sation shall be charged upon and borne by such of the parties in the cause as the court shall direct. The master shall not retain his report as security for his compensation; but when the compensation is allowed bv the court, he shall be entitled to an attachment for the amount against the party who is ordered to pay the same, if, upon notice thereof, he does not pay it within the time prescribed by the court.
RULE 69. Petition for Rehearing.
Every petition for a rehearing shall contain the special matter or cause on which such rehearing is applied for, shall be signed by counsel, and the facts therein stated, if not apparent on the record, shall be verified by the oath of the party or by some other person. No rehearing shall be granted after the term at which the final decree of the court shall have been entered .and recorded, if an appeal lies to the Circuit Court of Appeals or the Supreme Court. But if no ap- peal lies, the petition may be admitted at any time before the end of the next term of the court, in the discretion of the court.
RULE 70,
Suits By or Ai^ainst Incompetents,
Guardians ad litem to defend a suit may be appointed by the court, or by anv judge thereof, for infants or other presons who are under guard- ianship, or otherwise incapable of suing for themselves. All infants and other persons so incapable may sue by their guardians, if any, or by their prochein ami; subject, however, to such orders as the court or judge may direct for the protection of infants and other persons.
RULE 71. Form of Decree,
In drawing up decrees and orders, neither the bill, nor answer, nor other pleadings, nor any part thereof, nor the rejiort of any master, nor any other prior proceeding, shall be re- cited or stated in the decree or order; but the decree and order shall begin, in substance, as follows: "This cavise came on to be heard (or to be further heard, as the case may bel at this term, and was argued by counsel; and thereupon, upon consideration thereof, it was ordered, adjudged and decreed as follows, viz:" (Here Insert the decree or order.)
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RULE 72.
Correction of Clerical 3Iistakes In Orders and Decrees.
Clerical mistakes in decree or de- cretal orders, or errors arising from any accidental slip or omission, may, at any time before the close of the term at which final decree is ren- dered, be corrected by order of the court or a judge thereof, upon peti- tion, without the form or expense of a rehearing.
RULE 73.
Preliminary Injunction and Temporary RestrainlnK Orders.
No preliminary injunction shall be granted without notice to the opposite party. Xor shall any temporary re- straining order be granted without notice to the opposite party, unless it shall clearly appear from specific facts, shown by aflidavit or by the verified bill, that immediate and ir- reparable loss or damage will result to the applicant before the matter can be heard on notice. In case a tem- porary restraining order shall be granted without notice, in the con- tingency specified, the matter shall be made returnable at the earlier possi- ble time, and in no event later than ten days from the date of the order, and shall take precedence of all mat- ters, except older matters of the same character. When the matter comes up for hearing the party who obtained the temporary restraining order shall proceed with his application for a preliminary injunction, and if he does not do so the court shall dissolve his temporary restraining order. Upon two days notice to the party obtaining such temporary restraining order, the opposite party may appear and move the dissolution or modification of the order, and in that event the court or judge shall proceed to hear and de- termine the motion as expeditiously as the ends of justice may require. Every temporary restraining order shall be forthwith filed in the clerk's office.
RULE 74. Injunction Pending; Appeal.
When an appeal from a final decree, in an equity suit, granting or dissolv- ing an injunction. Is allowed by a Jus- tice or a judge who took part in the decision of the cause, he may, in his discretion, at the time of such allow- ance, make an order suspending, mod- ifying or restoring the injuncton dur- ing the pendency of the appeal, upon such terms, as to bond or otherwise, as he may consider proper for the se- curity of the rights of the opposite party.
RULE 7r,. Record on Appeal — Reduction and Prep- aration.
In case of appeal:
Ca) It shall be the duty of the ap- pellant or his solicitor to file with the clerk of the court from which the ap- peal is prosecuted, together with proof or acknowledgment of service of a copy on the appellee or his solicitor, a praecipe which shall indicate the
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portions of the record to be Incorpor- ated into the transcript on such ap- peal. Should the appellee or his solic- itor desire additional portions of the record incorporated into the tran- script, he shall file with the clerk of the court his praecipe also within ten days thereafter, unless the time shall be enlarged by the court or a judge thereof, indicating such additional por- tions of the record desired by him.
(b) The evidence to be included in the record shall not be set forth in full, but shall be stated in simpje and condensed form, all parts not essen- tial to the decision of the questions presented by the appeal being omitted and the testimony of witnesses being stated only in narrative form, save that if either party desires it, and the court or judge so directs, any part of the testimony shall be reproduced in the exact words of the witness. The duty of so condensing and stating the evidence shall rest primarily on the appellant, who shall prepare his statement thereof and lodge the same in the clerk's office for the examina- tion of the other parties at or before the time of filing his praecipe under paragraph a of this rule. He shall also notify the other parties or their solicitors of such lodgment and shall name a time and place when he will ask the court or judge to approve the statement, the time so named to be at least ten days after such notice. At the expiration of the time named or such further time as the court or judge may allow, the statement, to- gether with any objections made or amendments proposed by any party, shall be presented to the court or the judge, and if the statement be true, complete and properly prepared, it shall be approved by the court or judge, and if it be not true, complete or properly prepared, it shall be made so under the direction of the court or judge and shall then be approved. When approved, it shall be filed in the clerk's office and become a part of the record for the purposes of the appeal.
(c) If any difference arise between the parties concerning directions as to the general contents of the record to be prepared on the appeal, such dif- ference shall be submitted to the court or judge in conformitv with the provisions of paragraph b of this rule and shall be covered by the directions which the court or judge may give on the subject.
RULE 70. Record on .\ppea1 — Reduction and
Preparation — Costs — Correction of
OnilNslons.
In preparing the transcript on an appeal, especial care shall be taken to avoid the inclusion of more than one copy of the same paper and to ex- clude the formal and immaterial parts of all exhil)its. documents and other paners included therein; and for any infraction of this or any kindred rule the Appellate Court may withhold or impose costs as the circumstances of the case and the discouragement of like infractions in the future may re- quire. Costs for such an infractio>
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may be imposed upon offending solici- tors as well as parties.
If, in tlie transcript, anything ma- terial to either party be omitted by accident or error, the Appellate Court, on a proper suggestion or its own mo- tion, may direct that the omission be corrected by a supplemental transcript.
RULE 77. Record of Appeal — Agreed Statement.
When the questions presented by an appeal can be determined by the Ap- pellate Court without an examination of all the pleadings and evidence the parties, with the approval of the dis- trict court or the judge thereof, may prepare and sign a statement of the case showing how the questions arose and were decided in the district court and setting forth so much only of the facts alleged and proved, or sought to be proved, as is essential to a de- cision of such questions by the Appel- late Court. Such statement, when filed in the office of the clerk of the district court, shall be treated as superseding, for the purposes of the appeal, all parts of the record other than the de- cree from which the appeal is taken, and, together with such decree, sliall be copied and certified to the Appellate Court as the record on appeal.
RULE 78. Affirmation in Lieu of Oath.
Whenever under these rules an oath is or may be required to be taken, the party may, if conscientiously scrupu- lous of taking an oath, in lieu thereof make solemn affirmation to the truth of the facts stated by him.
RULE 70. Additional Rules By DiHtrict Court.
With the concurrence of a majority of the circuit judges for the circuit, the district courts may make any other and further rules and regulations for the practice, proceedings and process, mesne and final, in their respective districts, not inconsistent with the rules hereby prescribed, and from time to time after and amend the same.
RULE SO.
Computation of Time — Sundays and
Holidays.
When the time prescribed by these rules for doing any act expires on a Sunday or legal holiday, such time shall extend to and include the next succeeding day tliat is not a Sunday or legal holiday.
RULE 81.
These Rules Effective February 1, 191.1
— Old Rules Abrogated.
These rules shall be in force on and after February 1, 1913, and shall gov- ern all proceedings in cases then pending or thereafter brought, save that where in any then pending cause an order has been made or act done which cannot be changed witliout do- ing substantial injustice, the court may give effect to such order or act to the extent necessary to avoid any such in- justice. ., , ,
All rules theretofore prescribed by the Supreme Court, regulating the practice in suits in equity, shall be abrogated when these rules take ef- fect.
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ALL LINES
108 S. LaSalle Street
F. M. BLOUNT, P. B. SHILLITO,
Resident Vice-President Manager
CHARLES F. WEINLAND
Resident Asst. Secretary
PHONES - - Franklin 1561 - - Auto. 51-630
Massachusetts Stands for Service
First Trust and Savings Bank
Capital and Surplus $7,500,000
JAMES B. FORGAN EMILE K. BOISOT LOUIS BOISOT
President Vice-President Trust Officer
BURT C. HARDENBROOK ROBERT D. FORGAN DAVID V. WEBSTER
Cashier Treasurer Secretary
FRANK M. GORDON ROY C. OSGOOD C. G. FLEAGER A. W. CONVERSE
M^. Bond Dept. Asst. Trust Officer Asst. Treasurer Asst. Secretary
ROBERT L. DAVIS EDWARD E. BROWN JOHN NASH OTT
Mgr. Real Estate Dept. Attorney Asst. .\ttorney
Manages Estates: As Executor, under will. As Administrator, in absence of will. As Guardian, for minors. As Conservator, for incompetents. As Trustee, under will or agreement.
Protects Corporate Securities. As Transfer Agent of Stocks to protect corporations. As Registrar of stocks and bonds to protect stock- holders and bondholders.
Advantages: Safety, accessibility, impartiality, legal and financial experience, moderate charges, continued existence.
The Bond Department offers for investment high grade bonds that have been purchased primarily for the bank's own investment.
Savings accounts and inactive funds are allowed interest at the rate of three per cent per annum, compounded semi-annually.
GROUND FLOOR
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG
Dearborn and Monroe Streets
TO MEMBERS OF THE BAR ORGANIZING
CORPORATIONS
THE COMPANY FOR LAWYERS\ ^ ESTABLISHED 1892 /
/^O-OPERATES with Law- yers exclusively in the Organization, Representa- tion and Qualification of Domestic and Foreign Cor- porations in all States and in Foreign Countries.
System
NEW YORK CHICAGO BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH ST. LOUIS
WASHINGTON, D. C. WILMINGTON, DeL PORTLAND, Me.
LONDON CAMDEN, N. J. MEXICO CITY JERSEY CITY, N. J.
KENNETH K. McLAREN, President RAYMOND NEWMAN, General Manager
GEORGE R. SHELDON, Vice-President HORACE S. GOULD, Secretary
B. S. MANTZ, Treasurer.
WILLIAM R. WATSON, Chicago Secretary 112 W. ADAMS STREET
Tel, Central 4608 Automatic 51208
LAWYERS
This institution offers and invites
CO=OPERATION
with lawyers by retaining their services in connection with all matters of trust they commit to its care.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
Acts as Executor, Trustee: and in all other fidu- ciary capacities, and as Escrow Agent; manages estates ; acts as Trustee under corporate bond issues
WILLS may be deposited with the Trust Department for safe keeping without charge.
THE REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPT.
Makes loans on improved propert>- in Cook C'oiint>-, aiul has for sale a carefully selected list of high grade mortgages.
THE BOND DEPAP^TMENT
Deals only in such bonds as the bank has purchased outright for its own investment, a Hst of which may be had upon request.
THE SAVINGS DEPARTMtLNT
Interest allowed on savings deposits at 3% per annum.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
The vaults in connection witli this Bank are centrally located and convenient of
Foirt IDearljoir^
Trust andSavingsBaiik
MONROE and
WM. A. TILDEN, President
JOHN E. SHEA, Cashier
CLARK STS.
NELSON N. LAM PER I Vice-President
CHAS. A. TH.DEN.
Assistant Casiiler
E. G. GLENNY, Secretary and Trust Officer
Where Details Count
It is not only In attending to big tilings that this company is more resourceful than any indiWdual executor or trustee. In pains- taking attention to details its highly organized, systematic oper- ation is also a safeguard. Accurate accounting, periodic reports, carefully drawn contracts, detailed supervision — all have an impor- tant bearing upon the net results obtained for an estate.
It is the aim of this company to retain the services of attor- neys in connection with any business ^ey are instrumental in brining to it. '
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Capital $1,S00,000 Surplus $1,500,000
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