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ment and will never forget them. . They
have never worked for the party Ike
have and are a bunch of rank traitors
don't want anything TO do with them, and
I don't think the party should consider
them. The mistake we made was in ever
electing them"
Great applause and smiles from Chair
man Eldredge.
IF CritchlOW will tell me that l am an
undesirable and will guarantee to do the
work / have done | will retire to the back
ground and surrender" continued the ex-
cited former speaker.
Nobody seemed to believe this state
ment. but il sounded well and applause OF
rather ordinary variety followed.
we have trouble enough in our party
without these insurgents he said. and
we will have trouble this fall in defeat
ing the Americans We should eliminate
these undesirables in order to insure a
victory and this resolution will do IT,
Fate of Peacemaker.
Jake Greenewald here made another eff
fort TO talk.
sit down. said Chairman Eldredge.
Jake sat down.
Anybody else desire TO talk?' said the
chairman
Jake bobbed up again.
Sit down." rOared Eldredge.
Jake sat down.
Jake. however, was persistent and before
anybody else said anything he bobbed up
again anu was dltOM6u 10 SpCoh- IlC
talked some more about harmony and
finally talked so much that some one sug-
gested that the governor name MIN on
the committee for the universal peace
meeting to be held in May.
We know those men have done wrong.
very wrong" said Jake, 'but we want
them with us, and l don't believe in read
ing them out of the party"
He was alone in his belief, however. ana
the resolution was passed with only his
vote against 1t.
The committee was scheduled to meet at
4 O'clock but only Harry Joseph. Jake,
and Chairman Eldredge were present al
that time Some discussion ensued as 10
who belonged TO the committee and after
a search Eldredge found all the names on
some political letter heads.
The members were called up and those
who could not be found were supposed 10
give proxies to several of the stalwarts
present and willing to participate.
Personnel of Meeting.
The following attended: First ward,
Julian Riley and II. 4. King. represent
ing J. J. Thomas; Second ward, ]. J.
Greenewald and H. S. Joseph, represent
ing John DeGray Dixon; Third ward, j.
A Jacques and T. A. Callister, represent
ing George Davis; Fourth ward, John
Higham and Joseph Johnson: Fifth ward
Job p. Lyon and A H. Nash; Sandy. W
w. Wilson; Farmers, Amos Ga bbott: Jor-
dan. Mel Anderson, representing A. v
Anderson.
The committee passed the same resolu-
ton as was passed by the state commit
tee prohibiting all those who do not agree
10 s,Ipport the entire Republican ticket
city. state and national from participant
ing in the primaries
On May 4 at S o'clock in the evening
primaries will be held TO select delegates
10 the state and district conventions, the
former to elect delegates TO the Chicago
national convention and the latter t(
name the Third district judicial ticket
There will be 1873 delegates to the judi.
cial convention. which meets May ., anC
I95 delegates to the state convention
which meets May Z. Chairman Eldredg'
will apportion the delegates TO the various
election districts some time this week