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WILMETTE LIFE known if more may have been counted out. The anomalous situation brought about by the Crowe-Galpin-Eller capture of the majority of the ward committeemen, is that the campaign to; elect the men who won nominations in spite of fraud, is to be conducted by the County Central committee, elected by these ward committeemen. On its executive committee are : Homer K. Galpin, chairman; State's Attorttey Crowe; Bailiff Bernard W. Snow; and Morris Eller. Each of these has some subordinates in office and followers under indictment charged with election frauds. · Members of the State Central committee interested in the success of the Republican ticket are giving grave consideration . to the Cook county situation . It is even suggested that a citizens' committee be formed to conduct the campaign for election of Judge Swanson, Republican candidate for State's Attorney, who promises vigorous prosecution of the men indicted for elect.ion frauds. , Aua0st 3, 1928 The Voters' Columr hy Hoyt Kiaa This week the Crime Investigators turned the lights into Homer K. Gatpin's ward, the 27th, and four· men are locked- up charged with ballot box stuffing. All offenders to date are followers of the Crowe-Galpin- Eller wing of th.e Republican party. The recount of primary votes reduced by several thousand the votes for candidates of this faction and found for candidates of the Deneen group · several thousand votes that were not counted for them. The court has still to determine, if it can, how many falsely marked and changed ballots were added to the vote given the Crowe-Galpin- Eller candidates. The Deneen group secured two additional ward committeemen through correction of the fraud. It is not Wilmette Women's Ball Champs Win from Evanstonians A 13-5 victory over the championship team of the Evanston Bureau of Recreation league brought a colorful close to the Women's Summer Playground ball league, sponsored by the Wilmette Playground and Recreation board. . The champion Horsefeather team, which has won the cup in each of the sports leagues conducted f?r. women during the past year, admtmstered the defeat to Evanston's team last Thursday evening at Boltwood park, Evanston. The team had on the previous Monday defeated the Hoodlum team of Wilmette, runners-up in the championship decision. . More than forty women were registered in the playground ball league during the past season, Daniel M. Davis, director of recreation, announced, and a total of more than 1 100 women took advantage of the three leagues which were conducted during the winter and spring on a.t experimental basis to determine the demand for women's sports. Expressing himself as very pleased with the showing made last winter, Mr. Davis announces that the program of women's activities will be greatly enlarged for the ensuing fatl and winter season. T·l·phoM tmd mflil «d«a illld: Telephones: er...w,.. wa..u. 1111 Roaen Park 1122 BOOKS 11aia 'ia a liat of boob for light aammer readiaa With Malice Toward None Honore W illaie Morrow A nonl of thr last two years of the Civil War preceding the fall of Richmond, by the author of Forevu Fru. William Morrow ~ Co. . . $:1.50 l ·· Wilderness House Foxht11l Daingerfield Appleton ...·..··..·... $:1.00 F~rewell to Youth Storm JGmtlon The author has delineated unerringly the confusion made by the war in the Jives of a whole generation. Knopf ................ S:z.so Dtllflrecl lD ~ ton loadl C. 0. D.. lmmedlatelJ or u dealred wltbla C'O daJI at prta.at prteea. It ordered lD 5 daya. Prlcea adnace each month 15 to 25c. All coal aold oa appronl. Utlltll Ctal BIYirltfCIIIeate, lilt. 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