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NEWS AND OBSERVED RALEIGa N. C, ' TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 6, 1920 Kiitsry of Present Convention , May Uad To Radical , Special Dispatch ta. Th Baltimore Sua, baa FraBeiaeof July 0- Th big his tory this eoaventioa helped to msks Is aa yet written aad almost Muttered. But men ftel It- coming. ' ' ' . ' It will Bad exeraMoB at ao very rs- Taota day sad that tipreioa wu oe for Irgisiatioa providing for the oelee- 1wa of rresiaenuai mbiw oj genuinely popular method. It baa boea a happy convention. hyieelly happy sad. latellrerually well, ant eoloaaalt It has sidestepped, hirtory rathe thas made it, but its body has bees, well looked after. It eonld aaa sad hear ssA iWid aoi sweitvr. Gods- and thea were good- to it. - The gods gar it the ideal weather of s land that aeeounta itself . the premier rat af ideal weather sad men did not gauge it : - II was well fed. well housed sad pretty well wined, ,Haaidanng ths fact that alias ahaary tea gas P to 87 B gallon aad is hardly to te obtnised ssvs by stives 'v boas' sources of in (sr station sew oapaaially ;euat. - Abovo all the eoavoution guests were juatly treated ia tte matter of prices, la thai reaper 8aa Francisco has set S reeose that say eonveutioe host sf the tutor will tad it difficult to eseel an lcm. It gives away lolging and viands, ladoed. Nan Frsatiaeo did a good deal ad givisg sway. , rriac Tteasbtfat City. Every maraiag th 1,000. dlftea to Ite oavatiM aad tte thouaaml or ao ' ef fruit sad huga aoargayi at their door cially eoaaacStd with it foand baakeU ' of fruit sad hues aseesayK at ihait door with tte greetinc af aomcbody or other. HeaseMaaea tte. ' tokesa came so fre oteaaly that aobady s.ait kaew whence they earns sad everybody got to tnkittg ttem aa a autte of eouraa. Aa te tte practical nisttera of caarv-. day ia which there nut be'a'quid pro quo, Te rwH r raacieciim were auauy crupuloug. The hotel people who could have doubled tkeir reataurani. purcn witteal creating 'mawk reaeatmeat, hclil , thai; adatsmbta htvl dlaufri dvwa te tte regular price of L5 The day tinM tali rale af tl.tu'frnm the earca taa ta the tet l rrauiacd l.lt at 2 'clock la the atoraing, wIhmi weary aomaHtSremea were leaving the aeaini a Maahitiaaa aad were tired enough to put ai with almont any iuiMaitiona. Thee thlaga may 'arem but trivial favtar is tte veerd af bie aad feverwih tranaactiaa. htit be aured they woa radhwa hlad wnl fnV tki great Pacific capital fraaa a bmly ef mea and wouca BBtri1. fat tha abiding aymery tha delegatea ill take with them to their home u tte memory mt the- rrranliaraa, the conven ience, the grand rorridqrn, tha good air and .good aiufie of thes coaveatiOB hall, a ma4are apacioua ewounh for H their rNurpajiea, hut a well srrauged that it did U aitallew ap their dclibcratioaa. .ltzt:, zzz zyzrir.,? - hwii , nr cm x rnncia rsat toM'ua aM ear arrival, which was that H abows and ae:tinga ewild b givea aimultaacounly uadcr the roof wdteat diatarkiag aaa aaother, and hat ia the maia hall aa mauv aa Ave big meeting have been held wrtlyi 72 hours witteal. tha creation of 4i.or.lcr or aatiliara in the hug pavilion. . naeal raw Other t'lllea. Aad all that is sot a trivial part af tha record of the big week berauae it meaaa that other Anicricna commiyiiti.-ii that ant ta buikl thee thing right, will have to eome here to ace the mode'. t Thus has Kaa fraaewco, both a a great roaveatioa city and at good fries I ita tha whole country, done itself proud. h Ths police, tha courtcrnia enr jeoaductari, tha jovial atrcet car leafert waa aeip aad nut harry th vtaiton; ,tte tetel elevha. wha were not nrroganr; (tha hipaditioua waiter, th obliging 'email boya and thin mayor, who, in 'aoma quarter, ia up to hi neck ia poli tical qmutcra, bat wha forgot them all aad became a regular Alwu Uca Aillieia far this arcaaioa aad the rui who fr queatly refsacd to take may for the temporary aae of their facilitica, all hav aaited daring a trying week to take theumada heartily like and pM foondly reaprct' Han Fraaciaco. , Outsat is a Ooldes (lat and it lcarii ta hearts af aoid. ' fjuch waa thia aational convention in tha aspect sf phyaiehl well leing and last ia why it was aa happy. Aa th tarn la of giant in the aren i . 1 1 . . & . . . l tsBviiv wa au grvai. A tha thoaaanda went their dalle a ta tha convention hall, they pancd a monument which ri at th intera- tioa, of two buty atreat. It commemc rates sdataalea of California to th; Vaioa and it tear deep carved th wordar "Hewsrd uttered iu the 8nitt is laM wha th almiaaioa wa voted.-: ths unity of our mmr hang oa th dec bios of thia day. "t Ohio Governor Gained Rapidly After Palmer -Released Delegates ' (Csstlaaed frsm Pag One.) lot of the evening session the slide to Cox started, and be fore the opposition could real ise the votes were flopping over ia twos and threes and fours in a fashion which sent him ever, the majority mark and put him at a new level. After that the going waa easy. GEORGIA LEADS WAY Georgia went into ' the Cox column with her entire 28, the withdrawal of Attorney Gener al Palmer had released not only the Pennsaylvania delegation but other delegates who want ed to slide to the Cox column. - toe accession of twos7lhrees and fours soon grew Into blocks and when the 44 th ballot was , well on its way the votes were tumbling; into. the Co columg so fast" that htt nomination teemed an assured fact beyond alt doubt' The coming- dsrvel opment was obvious. ta the Me. Adoo men anatt Amidoat e Kan sas, rushing to tbs plaform so eurodi recognitio from Cnair- mass Robinsoa. ETeptbody who. recognisait AmUon know wkat he waa up thero for aad the convention knew Cox was nominated several minutes bei fore the motion was put. With the nomination the con vention, baa an exhibition ef" re laxed energy.' After changing and bopping about the audito rium for five minutes or more tbe delegates cleared; nnt, lenv iaf the hie ball abysmal "and marked with a " litter of torn papers. ,:. i Auditorium,. July IV Attorae. General Palmer, at :tS 'clock, at tha etoee of the Miry.ighta baltet, releasee kle etlagaMa Ml lr the Draja' Hattaaal Caaweatloa fr as awvl mm al to eaadloak sag AS tea af after Wta imm rote ha aawha 1U aad w we apsaawa IS swale a driven, mm high, fcwwc xfaaataua C. C CaHs. af Virginia, Ms, rafaaas's manage. taaJl th slaafara sa4 aaaae Ska withdrawal at the attoawey-gee1 fiaaa the re. Ckairmaa BaMiuaa, la preMag him. told ate esavaatiae aigaJScea If ha was patag s asae aba had a atateaMaS make which b waa eoBgavat Ite avata) waefcs wsat la tea. gxiatue wa l tte als aaa (ka mvUm, wake aaJy "a aaa- tefaa te tea la tte af etaatetf la s tack magi aatU sU aktiat saaumt ktavw tera tesrd Sa drop ia tte great, aa4iataas. aa taiUa taok , th opaakes's phae sad aaid ia aava ataaeai "1 am ahaat te mate aa eanaaa. aiairt at giat tmaaataaaa thia coavaatiaa, at tte MBchwioai Ll bkh 1 ateD aaawa s ta fat ntiaa t gtva tte avaatia -poclaajty ta anwida what eaaaa t akaU take. A. Mitchell Paknat aate m ta expre kia alaeera tteaks aad aMMHrriatiaa ta every delegal wte had vatd fa kia aamiaatia, kat k ia aaviuiag ta delay tte ra ceaaUas f arthet aad aulteriaed, aaa ta anally, aaalllverjr aad akaalwlaty rektaaa ovary debgate pledgad ta him that tte eaavaaliaa amy pra cead amaVaata tte aaal Paa ideat af Ite t'aHcd a alee," Thar was a road af "Hairak fat Palmer," aa Ite Uaea brake aad tte raaveatiaa weal lata a leeeaa. The entire Palmer rata added ta McAdoo'a total ea Ite Stk ballet would give Mm 111 l-. Th Paluicf vet sddad to tte Cos tola! aa, the sanas balUI wauld give tte Ohio iroveroor SM 1-1- Both twthird wwh i Mv. hundred aad lyeaty-aia. The coneenaua of opinion a earn ed t he that (' waald gala ia Maaeachaaetta, Mkhlgaa aad Mala, all He A do waald gala heavily ia Georgia aad that Paaaaytvaale would lil tetweea Davl,MAd and ('an. Ther was Sf esulatlaa aa la tew long Davn vaiaa waald te held. Dlegati4i viag aoltdly uader the salt rule, bat at tear divided telweea hWAdaa aad alter candidate. hv daveioned IH-feel-lag. aa mack that the eaaeaaea whih teak pUca aa tte gear during the to gave evideaea ml tte feel, lag. There waa ahoullag aad waving mt arm aad anma Banking af Sat and a great deal of "ecarrryiag aba)!. Plat farm aad caaveatiaa kali gear war 'Jammed wltk ah argulag geaticaUllag snaas af men aad wamea meetly men imhat Ike argBmeat waa aat greater la with them deaplta their erepander. a nee la number. M'ADOO AND COX CLAIMS. Both tte MeAdea aad tai force were claiming tte bark of tha Palmar delegates. Tte claims were ao conflict lag that It waa appareat that only tha thlrtyaiata ballot waald tell tte atery, Pred It. lynch, of Mlnaeaota, gave It aa hla pronl oiHnloa that Georgia' Inatructed IS wauld g ta , McAdeo, and thai moM af Pean aylvanla' 71 woald ga ta Cas. Borne af ths Cos worker said that while they hoped te get S benefit from the release af tha Palmer delecatc, they did aat aee a nomU atraa aa aa immediate ballot, aad that , there still waa soma Bgkting ahead. ' Charging that aeveral dalegaliena were packed with gaverameat am Sieve, koldiag eel tar tha aemi na tion of Mr. McAdoa, Moore'a tele gram charged that "tha actloa ( the payroll brigade la creating a aatioaal eeaadal la tha rata af the lmeeratla gatty":- -.j Whca th afternoon' balloting wa i.i tha cloiiug stags th Palmer boom wa taking sa apWkrd eseuraioa ia fact, tlia.flratjjt has n joyed sine it took the dip in tha twelfth ballot laat mI. Th AlcAdoo vote had takes ths lead tug place from ths.Cos votes and the Cos eolums had finally regained some of its strength. Whrs ths tcasioa add ed the three priscipal contender went irobsbly eloier together than they iad bees for s long time, sad if it meant anything it meant that th dciHI rk waa s littl tighter. ' ' Eiplaia Palmer Excaraloa The WcAdoo peovl tried to explain th Palmur rie ty aayirij it wa really nil eatiimion to carry, th attorney gen eral at far a h could go. They de clared th Cox people had don Hit asms thing snd failed to put their mas ever. When th Palmer aad Cos boonu tad both bees gives s "joy ride," ts nas the languag of the Mr Adoo man ager, it wa th plan of the McAdoo people to begia s new drive' for tht Preaidcat's aon-ln-law. ' Hope and' proapects that 'the eon--ventkia might Sumiuate today went glimmering oob after it got down to busia, It wa apparent that th llnet were going to hold, Ths Cos Hnt did hold ttoutly ia tli face of two. brcakt to McAdoo, on rom Indians and an other from Washington, ' ; They cm back im soma othe dologatioo oa Palasc seatimsat was sathe laggiag whea ths suddea ruaav of vote te tht attorney generaj't eolnma gaT w saddea. viae -lata today sad bis f porters were taking sew heart. ' Me. idaaaa mt Fhaiak Ther was no evidence of sny plana sbieh. would saanra that th sonyeatios aculd llaik ita so toaisht. Ths thtes aandidatea hnra ma a wide SSBgO ia the. tellotiagv' Palmer, atartiag out at 296, fell a low a 14 ia th leeoad, snd by ths thiry-ith bad gettea bsek to Cox-wat at hi lowest with 1-14 ia th firat ballot. Hi high-water mark waa 468 ia the nineteenth. By the thirty sixth ha had sagged- down to 377. - MeAdos, atarting sot wits s laa6 was 396 ,1a ths grat ballot. Cox aooa took tte grat alaes. however, hut by the 3 Snd ballot McAdoo was not only back in Urat plaee, but bad etapek S high water stars for him, 421 I-2.v Is th 36t ha was at 3Wi . i BwUg N T. ta Patawe." During the reset the Cs people went into a eoaStwaace. There waa a pro. poaat la the sir to see if the .New iorx delegsiioa could sot bs awung te ths Palmer, eolums. Th report which wst with ths story of ths eonferenes waa that i ths seateh oa dark home were iitiavBilin-. the Ctta streagth miffM Se throws to ths Palmer column, Thiof: court wss depeodont os eoavlnctag the Cos manager thai ttey had rMck their limit ia. tha saJlobag. , 1 Psotet s mad ea lbs Wt wssitns hth ia Kiul hoik aiaee tha 1-Hh. ol kat shows a aleady deeUas aiaoa'th 24th ballot. HsAdoss had, saaa dew sad ap. Bstwess tte 34ifc a4 th 13th tha PaJmas seoals Weal ia for a eaatoa- atratioa. marckinc about to tha sterns of tte "Battle nyms of ths nopasac," sad psiodisa to "Peaayalvaaia. ; plaaes ItaoaatralWa Ths kairavaa Jot tte dVaaoastiaiios rua. f vwrybody was glad ot ths reopit from balloting. Meaawhila ths Cos sad McAdoa man agers seed tte seeeaiaa to te vary bnay is eoafereaeea aaa sttemptea srrasge. eaMatttfat Kvs wtes (te day eioa vss drsw. ting twvd S loa aad there sase pro. paVU Sf SBOlBar W loaawrrvw, mi diMpcmla leadar wr still leokiag for toata wit t bresk tss. dvaaaxM. Tte MaAdos force rsvsnwd the ssdei ths progre is tte sulfating- sod took ths lead today ia tte MM ballot. Ma Ado had loat ths lead t Ces ea th 13th ballot last vssk. Aim! a xkAdM gltda. I'oS s siomat, wha ladiaaa tumbled ia of has 3tt aad Torn Ttggsrt kim- Mtll east tte ballot, it looked as If s forecaated atida to MeAdo had begBn. Whea. a litti later, Waahiagtoa, wkitE had bees seaHenng tea votes, cast tkeas sit for McAdua, ths MaAdoe asspl r ur ths movemat was as, bat it wa too lata is th ballot ta da say gsod. Th Cos people, probably a litti ser vous, but pro fewmg ths soatdsae which ths ourcem juatiged, seat word ta their war koree to stand pat sad re fute t bsuaUmpeded. Th word was effective snd the blocks which hav been the Cox atandby were uameved. The Uses held faat. As attempt at reeeaa during ths sarlicr part of the aesaioa wo drowned oat ia ahoata af diaapproval. Palms Peopls dssilsst. When Palmer aa th thirty-fifth baV lot hit s higher msrk tkss ks had St sny time since the eleventh, the Pa mer people wanted one mors ballot. Th Pslmr people let up ap snstssr emoa stration. Ther wss s stovemsat as foot for s reeeaa until 1:00 o'clock after the 35th ballot bat ths Palmer peopls wanted on mora ballot harass that and th reran Idea wss sot gree ted, While th PeBaaylvsaiaas wet chanting "Palmerjlmer Psaatyl vsala" to the tuae ot "Glory Glory, Halleujah," the Cos people taok a kaad at making a parody snd whea ths Ma Ados people net np a couater-demontlra-tloa, the Ohio and PsyWsl crowd chanted out s vers whloh wentt . "All the boy are en ths psyroll," they directed their megaphonta toward the McAdoo crowd. When the convention got back to at! der and Alabama waa eslled oa ths S9th ballot, Palmer made snother gain, taking teven from Alabama, Hs took them from MeAdoo, .Psvls sad Cos. U wa the vote ahlch, th Palmer peo plo had been promised snd w.ts th ren.MiH they did not- wsat ts T eea. Then I'almer picked up four more in Illinois, takinj from both McAd and Cox. Kentucky having prevloitily cast on vote for Mias Laura Clay, salt ono fcr JMiss Cors Wilsqa Btuart, Th Kentmkv delesatio's was giving com- plimenlsry presidential votes to Ken tucky womes. I'slmer msas S gstn or one in Maaaechuaett. Montana, which had been giving McAdoo eight straight, gave three to Pslmsr. Thea ths sttor- aey general picked, up four tnori is South Dakets sad ene in Virginia, He loit ene sad a half is Wsiblsgton. In return he picked three ia 'Wlseontln. Then after the J5th ballot aad on .mo tion of Fred B. lyaeh of Minnetota, the convention reeesssd. : TH1RTY-THIKD BALLOT. Alabama Cox, I Palmer, i; Dsvlt, T; McAdoo, II; sbaent. '-.- . Ariton Owen, 1 uoa, ; Mcaoo, a. Arkanaa Palmr, It MeAdos, 3 Cs, 14. California MeAdos, 16 1 Css, 10. - Ctvtorade-iCsxF p- MeAdoo, ? feOu mingt, 1. ' Connecticut Cox, l Palmer, i Cum minga, 2; McAdoo, I. ' . Pelawsts McAdop, 4j Cos, . I'loriSa MeAdoo, Jj Cos, Oeorgla Palmer, tl. y Idaho MeAdos, t- llliaols Palmer, li McAdoo, 81 Cox, 36. ' ladissa Cox. 1 MeAdos, . lows Cox, 26. " Kaneat MeAdoo, t0 ' KBinrky-Clark, I-8J Dstis, It Me Adoo, 1 1-2 1 Cox, If. Louisiana Dsvls, 1; MeAdoo, tj Cox, 12. Maine MeAdos, T) Palmer, 8. Maryland Cox, 8 1-S; McAdoo, 81-tj Dsvla, t. Xraitachuaettt Davit, 1 1 Owen, 2; MeAdoo, l Cos, 13; Pslmsr, 17. Michigan Palmer, 9; McAdoo, 16; Cos, 8. t . - Minnetota Osvl, It Cos, 4; Pslmsr, 4: 'McAdoo, 14 1 sbtent, 1. , v , -Miatttaippr-Cot, W. Mistouri Clark, 2; Cox, 9 Pslmsr, f Owa, 1 1 Davit, li McAdoo, IS. . Montana MeAdoo, 9. Nebrstks Owea, 9 McAdoo, T. Nevada Cox, 6. ' New Hampthire Palmer, 1) Cot, 2; McAdoo, 9. New Jeraey Cox, !8. . I New Mexico McAdoo, 6. New Trk McAdoa, 20 1 Cos, TO North Carolisa MeAdoav. S4. . Noetk Dakotar-Oos, 1; MeAdo, , Ohio Co i, 4A. . -Oklahoma Owea. 20. , : Oregoa McAdoo. 10. Peaaaylysmis-Palssss,' 7li MeAdoo, Xhods IalaDd-rPahner, 3; MeAdoo, I; COX, . ' Soatk Csrolisa MeAdoo, 18. Sooth Dakota McAoW, 5; Cv 4; sbaeat, 1. . .. Teaaeaaee Davis, 14,- Tesas-MeAdoo, 40. ' rtuh McAdoo, g. :. VevmoBt McAdoo, 8; Cos. 3. V; , VirgiBia Glaaa. 13; Palmer, It . Wsahingtoa MeAdoo 14 , " " West Virginia Davia, 16, Wisesnsin MsAdoo, 1; Cos, 7. f ! Wysauag McAdso, . Alaaka rthaer. 3: MaAdaa. Ci Cow.1. District of Columbia Palmer, 6- Hawsii-MsAdoo, lj Oox, g,.- PhiliPDiaes-rMcAdaa. - 3i Cm. t. Part Biea PalnieS- 2k: rjaria. Me, 'Jldoo, 2. . . ......... . Conol Zon Palmer, tl MeAdos, 1. Oa th thirty-third, ballot, tha Inaoar. stood: McAdoa. 421 1 C. 3801-2; Pal mer, ISOi Davis, SCX I( On ths thirtg-thbi4 bsJOot ths changes showed MeAdos unchanged ; Cox loat tea aad one half. Palmar aaiaaa t7.n. Davis gained a hslf. " r " ' , TWTT-fOPaTs- at ALLOT Arizona- Cox, 1; Owen, 2; McAdoo, 3. Axkaasas-rPalmer, J; . JdsAdoa, ,8) CsUfsrsis. McAdeo, 16; Cos, 10, Claxadp-rCox. : McAdao. 8r Cwm. svings, 1. . ' "- Loaaactunt Cox. 6; PsJsssf, 4j Cum ssjegs, th McAdoo, , - DeJAWSjra-r-MeAdos, 4,; Oox, S. IloridsfeAdoo, 8; Con, a, Osorgift-Pslmar, litu h n-m-1 A di a miapiwPslmsr, 20; Mr Adoe, 21 Cax.1 36.. IsdisasrCoa, 1, McAdae, 9. loWSmCoZ, 0. ., t Kaaaas MeAdoo, 20. Katacky Clark I I; Davia. 1: Miss r ...... ei. i. tr.t jk. a a o. r . . W , acwwi 4 , w, 4f, Louisiana Imvia, 1 ; steAdos, f; Cox, 13. . , - . Maine MeAdo. T: Palmer. Sv MarylaadmCttS, g 12; MeAdos, 1 1-8; Davis, 3, Mstasekaaatta Palmer, 17 1 Cos, 14; MeAdo. X; lMvia, li Omea, g Mwhigaa-rPalmer, 9; McAdoa, 16; Cos, V Miaseaot MeAdo, 14 s Cx, 4; Psl sier, 4; Davis, 1; sbaeat, 1. Miasiaaippi Cas, 80, Miaaoari-Cdark, 3; Cos, 6e Palmer, 9; Owea. 1; Davia, I; UcAaao, 17, UostsaapMoAdoo, .8- -Nebraska Owen, 9; MsAdoo, 7. .. Nevada Cox. . New Hampehira Palmer, 1; Cas, 8; MeAdos, 8. . Nw Jeraey Cox, 2. ' Nam Mexiee MeAdoo, 6 New Vork MeAdoo, 80; Cos, 70, North OaroliBB MeAdoa, 84. North PakotoMcAdoo. 1; Cox, 9. Ohio Cox, 48. t . . Oklahsma Owns, 20. c Oregos-nMeAdoo, 10. ' PennaylvsausOss, 1; MeAdoo, 2 Palmer, 73. Skoda lalsad McAdoa. 3 Palmar, Jj Cos, 4. rkmth Carolina McAdoa, 18. South Dakota--MeAdoo, 8; Cox, . 2; Sbaeat, 1. :t Teaaaaaea Davta, 24. iTexae MeAdoo, 40. L'takMeAdM, 8. . Vermoat MeAdooS; Cox, 8. " Waahingtonr-MeAdoo, 14. ,Wet Virginia Davia, 16. Wiaeoaaia McAdoa, 19; Cox, 7. Wyoming McAdoo, 6. - AIaka-7Palme84 MsAdoo, t; Cox, 1. Diatrict at Columbla-rPslmsr, 6. Hawaii-MaAdosvl; Cos, 6. Philipplaea MeAdoe, 3; Cox, 8; Owen. 1. Porta Hies I'slmer, s; usvia, s; Me Adoo. 2, VirginiaGlass, T 1-g; nmttr W McAdoo, 8 18; Davis, L Cshsl Zoae-r-Palmer, l; wcAdeo, x. Alabama Cox, 3; Palmer, 4; McAdoo, 11; ablest, , . ' . Ths thirty-fourth ballot aa emeuuy announced I MeAdoo, 420 I S; I ox, 379 1-8 s Palmer. 184; Davia, 51 ; Cum minga, 3; Owen, 3T; Glaaa, 7 1-8; Clark, 8 12. - V - TH1KTY.PIFTB BALLOT Alabama Dsvia, 4; Pslmsr, 4; Cos, 5; MeAdos. 10. Arisons uwen, ; icaqoo, n; v-o, 2. .. " Arkantae Palmer, 1; MeAdoo, s; Cos, 14. .Csliforaia MeAdoo, Jo; vox, sj s ai mer. 2. Colorado Cox, 6; McAdoo, 6; Cubs- wingt, 1, .- Cosnectlcut Cox, 8; Palmer, S; Cum mlngs, 8; MeAdoo, 1. Delaware McAdoo, 4; Cox, 2. Florida McAdoo, Sj Cox, . Oeorgla Pslmsr, 28. Idaho MeAdoo, 8. llliBois McAdoo, 19; Palmer, 6; Cox, 33. Indiana Cox, 1 MeAdoo, at. lows Cox, 86. . Ksnaas MeAdoo, 30. Kentucky Palmer, li Davis, 1; Ms Adoo. Tl Cos, 17. LouiiisaaDsvts, 1; McAdoo, 7; Cos, Msiss MeAdoo, 7; ralmer, 0. MsrylsBd-Cqs, 9Vk; MsAdoo. 64; PsViS,"2." . - -- Msstsehusstts Palmer, 19; Cos, 13; Owen, 8 MeAdoo, 8; Davia,.!, Miehlgsa Palmer, 8; AlcAdoo, 16; CBV m.-.- Misnsaota Davia,' 1; Cos, 4; Pal mer, 4; McAdoo, 14; absaat, 1. . Miaaiaaippi Cox, 20. , Mistouri Clark. 2i Cox. 4: Palmer, 10H; Owes, li Davis, 1; MeAdoo, 16J. Montsns McAdoo, 8. Nebraska Owen, 8; MeAdoo, T. Nvsd Cox, a. New Bampahirs Pslmsr, 1: Cox, 2; McAdoo, 8. . New JerseyCox, 28. .... New Mexico MeAdoo, 8.- .., . New l'o -k McAdoo, 20; Cox,. TO. North Carolina McAdoo 24. ' , isorts lahot-Cox, 1; McAdoo, . , Ohio Cox, 48. " Oklahoma Owea, 20. Oregoa MeAdoo, 10. Psnairivsaia Cox, 1; McAdbe. 2: Fslmtr, T3. . Bhoda Itlsnd Palmer. 3: Cox. 3i Davis, 4. . . ' South Carolina Mr Adoo, 18. South Dakota McAdoo. 8: Ces, 2: Owen, 2; sbaest, 1."-, - -..,,. Ten neaace Palmer, 24- Texas McAdoo, 40. . Vtsb McAdoo, g - ' Vermont Pslmcr. 8: Cox. 3: Me Adoo, 3. - Virginia Olaaa. 8 Owea, 2,j Me Adoo, t; fox, ! Davja, Palmes, 12. Wathiagtua Isvij, & Palmer, 1; McAdoo, 12. N ; Wat Virgiaia-Davia, 16.N Whconain Cx, 7) McAdoo, 19. Wyoming McAdoo, sV v , AJsaka-r-MeAdoa, I; Fslmcr. 3; Cox, 1. ."' Diatrict of Columbia Palmer, 6. Hawaii MeAdoo. 1 1 Cos. 3. Phillipiaes McAdoa, 8; Cox,, 2; Owes,. 1. -. Port fiico PslmerJ 2, Davia, 2; Mc Adoo, g. Caaal Zone Palmer, 1; MeAdos, 1. OaVial ,35fh ballot MeAdoo, 400) Cox, 376V4; Palmer, 222; Dsvi. 39; Cammiags, )) Ovmb, 2Vil Olaaa, 8) C)"K X- j ..; - TsTlhTy-gllTg ILVLLOt " ' Alabaman-Davis, 1; Cox, 3 MeAdoo, gj Pslmer.'ll; steeat, i, Arisaaa-ruwts, l vox, z; jaeaaoo. $.;. ...... . -v, r- . : , . .. Arksaass Palmer, 1: , MeAdoo, 8; Cox, 14, , . Callfosaia-rHcAdoo, 15; Car, I; Pal mer, 2. ' - ' ' ... .i. . Comrade Cos, 6; MeAdos, 0; Cum ing, 1. . , , Connecticut--Cox, 8; ' Palmer, 6; Cummiaga, tl McAdoo, 1. Delaware MeAdoo, 4j Cos, f. I llorida McAdoa, 3; Cas, s. UesrgiaPalmsr, fS. - liaho-MeAdotV 8. DUaais Dsvia, ?;T,almer, JO: Me Adoo, 16; Cox, SO. -' ladiaaa-i-oa, I; kUAdos, H. Iowa Cox, 26, r KsaassMcAdoo, 20. Kntucky-sra . Wilaos Stewart, 1 ; Davia, 1; Jalmcr, 1; MeAdoot); Cox, Lsq'slaasDsTts, -1 UsAdoa, 7l Cox, ia, . : MsiasMadoo, 7; pslmsr, 1, llsryUad-r-Dsris, Z MeAdos, 3 1-gj Massschusettsr-Pslmef, U; CoxTlJn ywes, a; AlcAdoo, i; xjvu, j. Michigaa-rP almcf, 9; MsAdoo, 16; Cox, 5, , ilisncseta PsvU, 1 ; Cog, 4; Pslmsr, ; MeAdoo, ; sksrat, 1, Mississippi Cos, j. Miaaouri CUrk. 8; Cos T 1-2; Pal mr, fl; Owes, 1; Psvia, 1; McAdoa, l i-8; sosent, i. Montsns-r-Palmer 3; McAdoo, 5. . Nebraska Ovcn, 9; McAdoo, 7. Nevada Cox. ft. Near Hampehire Plier, 2; Cos, 2; McAdoo, . New Jeraey-5-Coxj 28, New Afexieo McAdoo, 6. New Vsrk MeAdoo, 20; Cox, TO. North: Csrolins MeAdoo, 24. North Dskots-Cpx, ): MeAdoo, 9. Ohio Cox, 48. Oklkaboms Owen, 20. ' Oregon McAdoo, 10. f Penpaylraaia Cox, 1;"" McAdoo, 2 Palmer, 73. - Khoda Island Cox, 4;i Pslmcr, 3 MeAdoo, 3. -8outh Csrolins MeAdoo, 18, ' South D-hota-r-McAdoo, 3; Owen, 2 C, 1; Palmer, 4. Tcnnesaee Palmer, 24.. . . -t Texas MeAdoo, 40. ,. UUh ajcAdoo, 8, 4 Vermont Paliner, 2j Cox, 8; Me- Adoo, '3, Virginia Glaaa, 4; MeAdoo, 3; Cox, ; raimcr, ja. nasbingtoa Davis, 1; Cox. t, Me Adoo,-11; ; : - West Virginia Dsvia, 16. Wisconsin Palmer, 8; Cox.-6: Me' Adoo, 17. Wyoming MsAdoo, 6. A Istka Palmer, 8; MeAdoo, 2: Cox. L ' ' District of Columbia Palmer, 6. Hswsii-r-McAaoo, 1; Cox. 5. rhUirpiser-McAdoo. 3: Cox. 2i Owen, L, Porto Bico Daru. Is MeAdoo. 2 Palmer, 8. v Csnsl Zone Palmer, 1; MeAdoo, 1. mo eoia oaiiot a omeiauv aa- nnunred follow: McAdoa. 399: Cox. 37T; Palmer, 241; Davia, 88; Cummings, 3; Owen, 36j rrk, 2; Glaaa, 4. THIRTT-NINTH BALLOT. . Alabama1 MeAdoo, g; Davia, 11 Arizona McAdoo, 4;"- Cox, 2. " Arkansas MeAdoo, 4; Qox, 14. '' California McAdoo, 14; Cox, 12. Colorado Cox, 7; MeAdoo, 4; Cum- m(nga, 1. ' Connecticut Cummings, 1; McAdoo, 3; Cox, 10. . Delaware MeAdoo, 4; Oox, 8. Florida MeAdoo, 3; Cox, 9. ' Georgia McAdoo, 28. , ' . Idaho - McAdoo, 8. Illinois Davis, 2; MeAdoo, ll 5; 18; Cos, 88. Indiana Cox, IP; MeAdos, 6. lowe-rCox, 86.' " w-Ksssas MeAdoo, 20. Kentucky Davia, 1 j MeAdoo, Cox, 20. Louisiana AUAdoo, 7; Los, Palmer, 1. Maine McAdoo,. IS. ' alary land Davit"; -1; MeAdoo, S; 1; Colby, 1; 14; Cox, 18; Cox, 8Vk. Massachusetts Owen, Cox, 33. Michurss MeAdoo, Dsvi. 4, Minnesota Cos, .7; MeAdoo, 19; sb aent, 1. '. Miaaiaaippi Cox, 80. ii,.;(. Atnn nu.t r iiu. Owen, 1; -Clark, 2; Slieent, i. Moataas McAdoo 8. Nebraska Owea, 9; MAdoo, 7. Nevada Cosr. New Haapahlrs -Davis, 1; Cos,' 9; McAdoo, 6. New Jeraey Cox, 2S. 5y.-ssssMsaser-f-i New Tork MeAdoo, 80; Cox, TO. North Carolina McAdoo, 24. North akota McAdoo, 9; Cox, U OhioCox, 48. - Oklahoma Owea, SO, ... ' Oregon MeAdoo, 10, " - a When Folks Quit Coffee because of cost to health orpuKe. they nataisJiy diiiik' . 1 There's a Reason PenatylYssia Palmer, 73; MeAdoo. t; Cox, 1. : Bhsds Itland McAdoo, 1 ; Davia, Cox, 7.- -Bouth Caroliaat-Paaead. South DnkoU Cox. 3; McAdoo, 6; Sbaeat 1, - . . Teasesaee Davis, S4. v. i Tw-.i, Texas McAdoo, 40. ' . J ? " Utah McAdoo, 8. v- ' '1 : Vermont MeAdoo, 4; Cos, 4, Virginia Davia, 9 1 McAdoo, 10; Cx, 11- 4 Wathmgtoa Davis, 12; Cos, 2 12; McAdoo, 1L- . West Virghiis Dsvls, 18. WmeoBaia McAdoo, 19; Cas, 7-;-" Wyoming MeAdoo, 6.-" Alaalur-MeAdoa, 4 Cos 8. - . .District "af Cplumbis, Cog," 6,''-', ; Uawsil-rMcAdos, 1; Cos, 5. . .1'Bilippinea--MeAdpo, "' 3; Cox," 2; Owen, L . Porta Kico--MAdoo, 0. . . t ",. Caaal Zose McAdoo, 2. f'j " Boutk Csrolins McAdoo, 18. if Totals 39th ballot: McAdoo, 440; Cos, 68 18: Palmer, 74; Davit, 71 1-8; Cummisgs, 2; Oweas, 32; Clark, '3; Colby, 1. 1v.. : TABLETS All Pain Ileadachcs Hearaliiaa Colda and La Grippe aatsr tesas sad His I Aak IliswUsafrsi-alf AH White Oxfords n4 Semi - , . i f ye aBsmv - u u u ytabob MmMf l Ifade of white reinskin. 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All my, -trouble sre entirely gone, J sm bsck s work : every day ssd do -ty work -aa easily I aurprl th mss who work with me.- I never felt tetter ia my life sad I fy Tanlae, sU tte freest far my aptendid heslth." , Tanlat is sold by tht leading drug gisttvis svery towa.--AdT.) f ... a.-.- ...UN. a.jj..jsaaa Pitmpf Included In. Qvr Annual - w - , . - i ' 'i BREAD bread, biscuits and esks bs- ' . WHITE SATIN Msks their acquaint today, Vlrglala tv? HZ A FOOTERY
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