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DELEGATES CAN
PICK NOMINEE
FOR "JOY RIDE"
Demo Convention Unbossed
and Final Decision Will Not
Be Made in Hotel,
'Leaders Assert
By MARLEN E. PEW.
International ws Service Staff Corre
spondent. San Francisco, July 5. As " the
deadlock of the democratic national
convention swings into action today
for another frenzied balloting ses
sion, (he three presidential aapirants
are fitting tight, their flow man
agers appear equally hopeful and at
least nine other candidates ' are in
lively anticipation of a ioy ride be
fore sunset and the cold fact of the
whole matter is that the game is
wide open for any appropriate con
tender who is possessed of creden
t'Sjs which will convict these as
sembled ladies and gentlemen that
he can winat the polls next Novem
ber. It is madness to attempt to show
that Governor James M. Cox, or that
William G. McAdoo arc the actual
prospective candidates here, though
they, of cou?se, have the most votes.
Neither possesses a majority, mucn
liss a two-thirds.
Palmer Still Confident.
The forces-being personaly led by
Attorney General Palmer, came up
smiling this morning just as if their
candidate had not suffered a con
tinuous walloping Saturday and far
from admitting defeat they were
actually claiming that "as McAdoo
wouldn't and Cox couldn't' vwin the
fghting Quaker from Philadelphia
would be put over foday.
In truth it'should be said the se
lection of a nominee appears un
bossed, in the sense "that no man or
group cf men can tell a majority of
the citizens the name to write at the
head of their ticket. y
'Behind the scenes men are tug
ging and hauling, with, unknown mo-
. lives, to put one or the other of the
candidates across the line, but.it is
a tough job for' party whips. That
was most interestingly demonstrated
on Saturday evening, when, during
s the evening recess, wise ones made
tip a plan to give Ambassador Da-
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fabrics, clothing, carpets, furniture,
bedding, wall paper or woodwork.
In fact.Nt ts often used a dteder?
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vis a joyride and, indeed, get fee
hind in a substantial fashion if he
appeared to show speed. He is ac
knowledged as an administration fa
vorite who would not lack financial
support in the campaign. The Id
ministration schemers cot a rude
Uhock, hoWever. when the delegates
pcrnimea Mr. jjavis to nae almost
without notice. ,
May Get Another Whirl
The press' had been advised to
look out for Davis approach. Ala
bama give him a little boost, as no
tee to the convention. Tennessee
gave him 24 votes, but he wound up
with only 52 and his shouters ap
peared to be discouraged. They are
expected, however, to try to give
him another whirl today.r v
Cox men have blood in their eyes
as they arrive at the hall. Some
additional 'low-lived personal stories
were circulated in the hotel lobbies
"concerning Cox yesterday and the
indignant bitterness of the cover-
nor's friends is lashing them into a
strenuous effort to make his selec
tion immediate as the best means of
punishing those responsible for the
falsehoods, as they frankly admit.
McAdoo men are also bitter over
the form of attack made against the
former secretary of the treasury. It
is alleged that sinister stories were
spread here by a loJby representing :
the short line railcoad interests in
retaliation against McAdoo for his
action during his administration of
the railroads.
It is not an exaggeration to say
that the presidential fight has de
veloped a personal mud-slinging
among the presidential candidate
1 costers such as has not been oted
in any campaign in recent years and
some delegates are not backward in
telling you this isn't sitting well.
No Deals by Big Three.
The rumors of deals, trade
strength, and of promises of pat
ronage continues unabated without
actual substantiation.1 Bat so-far a"s
the leading candidates go, the best
bet is that there is no trade, that
they are giving up nothing, that they
ara fighting for everything and that
the decision rests with the delegates
khemselves. v .
The whips may succeed in push
ing an inviting dark horse into the
spotlight and actually see him rise
to power and wintfcut it will be the
action of the delegates which will
decide this and the gentleman in
question must look like a winner. ;
Here is the way the sophosicated
managers of the leading booms were
talking this morning: , J.
Edward H. Moore, campaign man
ager for the Cox forces "Governor
Cox Vill be nominated somewhere
between the seconfl and fifth ballot
after the voting commences today,
I know conventions, like juries arc
uncertain, but it is not ppsible for
this one to go beyond the fifth bal
lot without naming Cox."
Many smaller : wagers,, were laid
last night and the corridors of the
leading hotels were fulrof rumors
regarding larger ones.
J. Ham Picks Marshall.
"I rklieve that Vice President
Marshall has the best chance in this
race asot stands today," said former
Senator J. Haroilton Lewis of Chi
cago, "Mr. Marshall will be given
his opportunity to show what he can
do today. I believe. He is a man
they can all getv together on."
"Following an enthusiastic -meeting
of McAdoo supporters at the
Palace hotc", Thomas B. Line of
Texas, who is the deciding voice of
the former secretary of the treasury's
ctmpaVi said; '
"We propose to press with re
newed force the movement to nomi
nate William G. McAdoo. Forty
two states have, cast substantial
votes in this conventidiy for Mc
Adoo. These delegates were seated
with no campaigns in their respec
tive states-in his behalf. They are
now supporting him because they
believe tie can command the greatesj
popular, support. - .
"Wc believe the republicans a
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Women In llurarDjstricts
-Will Scratch Cox Because
He Is "Wet" Dorothy Says
Fact That He Was Divorced and Married Again Will
Not Poll Any Votes to Him, Writer Thinks;
Leadfng Democrats Are Making Strong""Playfor
Solid Support of the
By DOROTHY DIX.
San Francisco, July 5. (Special
TJlegram.) Said a woman delegate
to me yesterday, "Have you realized
that this is the tirst political conven
tion ever held in the world at which
the opinions of women had to be
seriously considered?" Well, it is.
It-is practically certain that when
the Tennessee legislature meets on
the 11th of Augntsfin the special
session to whichNt has been called
to vote upon the Susan B. Anthony
amendment, that the bill will pass.
that will give us our 36th state and
so enfranchise all the women of1 the;
country.
Now we women are not nearly o
partisan as men. We are not heredi
tary republicans or democrats as our
husbands and brother and father
are. Our vote is rrrore or less fluid
and can be more easily diverted into
other channels than can the mascu
line vote and the democratic party
should make an enormous appeal
to the entire feminine "electorate this
fall for these reasons. "Because it
is pretty certain that the democratic
party will be able to claim the honor
of having enfranchised wrrmen. Be
cause he democratic platform came
out flatfooted urging women's suf
frage on the party.
Women Everywhere.
Bexause the democratic convention
gave women all they askpd for. The
democratic platform included every
thing the women desired to have
written, whereas the republicans
only inserted very few of the de
mands made by the women.
Because at the democratic conven
tion every nomination was seconded
vention only one or two were. At
San Francisco a woman has ad
Chicago .presented us with a mag
nificent opportunity for victory this
fall. A hotel man nomination made
here will cast that opportunity to
the winds, and rob the democratic
party, o- the privilege of continuing
as the pai-ty of progress."
Dr. Burris Jenkins of Kansas City,
who was the principal speaker at
the big McAdoo pow-wow, declared,
"They have asked us to withdraw.
We do not know any such word.
Today we begin our 'Chateau
Thierry.' " '
Secretary of Agriculture Mere
dith, who ws nominated on sev
eral ballots fcy the delegates from
hisiown state, has been enlisted in
the) McAdoo fight. He declared-he
hoped to see McAdoo nominated and
asserted he would never again vote
for a convention unit rule. Under
the unit rule, his state delegation is
being voted 26 solid for Cox, al
though a poll of the delegation Sat
urday 10 delegates responded for
McAdoo, he said.
Secretary Colby refused to make
kny statement regarding the situa
tion or his chances in the fight. As1
a member of the District of Colum
bia delegation, Colby's one-half vote
is beingvcast' under the unit rule for
Palmer: -
Perhaps the most activeMnan in
the San NFrancisco convention is
William McCombs, former Wilson
campaign manager. McCombs'ole.
interest in the fight is the defeat of
MeAdoo, , ' ,
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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 19:
Fair Sex.
dressed .the-convention upon every
important aubjecr. , x
"In Chicago only a ver.y few, and
they had to deal with glittering gen
eralities, "because the republican
women had to fight tooth and nail
for representation on the executive
committees and representatives on
them was only grudgingly given at
the last,-when the -men had been
driven up against the .wall, whereas
the democratic party gave its women
full representation on the committees
before iVy ever came to the convents-
"t all. ,.. '
. C-ood Campaign Dope.
"C.rau.e the republican conven
tion cave the republican women a
Vvcr-.'tli of promise and the demo-
n:ac party has given its women a
1ot--qf real power.' All 'of this is go
ing to make mighty good -campaign
talk for the democratic female spell
binders to use among their sister
women and the democratic party
should make an enormous appeal to
the 23,000,000 women who 'are going
to vote this fall for the first trnie and
who are not bound by any previous
record, but it will be of no avail
unless the democrats'' nominate the.
right man. -
We should only get supermen for
our office holders. "At any rate,
after this nobody is oing to dare
nomniate a candidate' who isn't an
understudy of Sir Gallahad. Women
knew tbissabout women and that's
why "they are not strong for Cox.
They believe that he is "et," and
they know that he is a divorced Jnan,
who is married again, and while
neither of these two things jvould
probably hurt him much with city
women, who are not rabid prohibi
tionists, and who are familiar with
divorce and'veiw it with a lenient
eye, it would undoubtedly alienate
the vote of thousands of country
women.
BRITTEN, BRANDS
DEMO PLATFORM
AS "PUSSYFOOT"
Chicago Republican Says Doc
ument Is Artful Collection of"
Deceptive Phraseology.
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Be Leased! Wire.
Washington,-July 5. The demo
cratic platform was described by
Representative Britten of Chicago,
republican, today as a "pussyfoot"
document.
"The entire platform 'js but an
artful collection of deceptive .phrase
ology, typically characteristic of the
present administration," said Rep
resentative Britten. "It is a pussy
foot platform strong only in its
denunciation of republican activity
and equally wak in constructive en
deavor. '
"Tfve platform solidly ' supports
the president's now thoroughly dis
credited ' league of nations but
adroitly attempts to deceive the
public into believing' that reasonable
reservations are acceptable.
"In the interest of economy and
good administration, the platform
FavorS a budget system and con
demns a" republican senate for fail
ure to pass the budget bill after it
had been vetoed by the president.
"An artificial -attempt to satisfy
tlie Irish vote by a meaningless par
agraph of simple sympathy for Ire
land in ts fight for self-deteermin-ationA
, - 1
"By direction frpm Washington a
dose, of anaesthetic sympathy is also
extended to the Armenian mandate.
"The platform as a whole is typ
ieaT'of the decay into -which the
democratic party has fallen."
Super-Movie Palace
Will Be Made of Old
Devonshire House
s
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London, s July 4.-Dcvonshire
House, the historic ducal residence
in, Piccadilly, is to become Eng
land's super-rfpvie theater.
Two business ' men Shurmer
Sibthorp nd Laurence Harrison
have bought the mansion and site
for $5,250,000, outbidding' John
,MacE. Bowman, who wanted to
build a'Lonon Biltmore there,
They announce their intention to
tear down the mansion and erep.t
in its plact a movie theater accom
modating' 5,000 people, a palatial
restaurant and a huge dancing and
assembly hall. )
"I have the legal right 'to retain
the name of Dasjonshire House,"
says Ut, Sibthorp. "It will be the
finest equipped and most lavish -pic-hie
house, on New. York lines, in
this country."
7ha famous crystal staircase,
along, which stately dames and
lords in bygone days were accus
tomed to pass on great social oc
casions, will be retained and used
as the1 ascent to the, dancing hall;
but the duke is rempving the his-
eiling,
Three Organizers
Are Killed in Fight"
With Mine Guards
Charleston, W. Va., July 5.' Three
irgairier,s of the L'pited Mine
Workers of America have been
killed in a fight with mine guards at
Rodcrfield, .McDowell county, to
day, according to a telegram jre
ceived by Q F.J Kecrey, district
president nere. . '
the scene of the shooting is sev
eral -miles nrom a telephone, and
cf forts to secure details weie fu
tile. According to .nformatlan re
ceived late tonight at Williamson,
60 "miles from Rgderfield, the three
mine organizers were killed and a
number of other persons, including
deputy sheriffs. w,ere injured in a
hs.tlle between the oanizers and
J deputies,"
20.
TOM MARSHALL
IS BOOMED TO
BREAK DEADLOCK
Vice President Dubbed "Demo
Harding" Hoosiers Ready
to Start Bandwagon
Tammany Friendly.
By GEORGE R. HOLMES.
International News Service Staff Corre
spondent. San Francisco, July S. Convinced
that neither Cox, McAdoo nor Pal
mer can corral sufficient strength to
fis'm the nomination, the friends of
Thomas R. ' Marshall worked
diligently and quietly over the week
end in his behalf. He admitted to
day that not much success crowned
thejr efforts, but they are still hope
ful. Some of the friends of the
vice president who worked so in
dustriously Sunday insisted today
that he isKjhe one logical candidate
to break this deadlock. They term
him the ''Harding" offfts conven
tion. '
While admitting thai not much
headway had been made in . the
Marshall movement, his friends said
today' they had an understanding
that if neither of the "big three"
showed additional strength in to
day's 'early balloting, the vice presi
dent will be put in the running again
for a short Jime to see what will
happen.
The Indiana delegation held a
caucus last night. The Marshall
situation was thoroughly canvassed
and his chances discussed frankly.
The Hoosiers are ready at any
time to start the vice president off
with 30 votes, but they -want to be
assured that somebody else is com
ing aloig with them inx sufficient
numbers as to make ALarshall a serious--contender.
Tammany is friendly to Marshall
So is Illinois and New Jersey. But
even with a nucleus of 150 votes
thev are afraid enough strength can
not -be attracted to the Marshall
vehicle to make it a band wagon
and they prefer to hold , the -vice
president in abeyance for the time
being to see what the early balloting
todav will brine for-th.
If this early balloting fails to
bring forth a wirjner, . then the
tnenos ot tne vice presioeni win
biing forth his name as the one
available candidate to break the
deadlock. They aeue he. is well
known to the rank and file of the
rartv. that he is of the adinnnstra
tion without being an administra
tion candidate; that he would be a
compromise between, wets and drys,
and finally, he nas no enemies.
Four Counties Hit
By Hail; Crops Are
;Hevily Damaged
Alliance, Neb., July 5. (Special
Telegram.) The worst hail storm
of the season struck Box Butte,
Morrill and Sheridan counties Sun
day evening. The story lasted
nearly half an hour and hailstones
were Mill on the ground Monday
morninsr. Serious damage was done
to crops throughout considerable
territory, corn Stalks, potato bushes
an4 small grain havingr been beaten
to the groilhd and" gardens totally
destroyed. Several electrolier on
the streets and many windows were
broken by the .hail. The-hail was
followed by a torrential rain, which
caused bad washouts on many coun
try roads.
Confessed Auto Thieves
Give Home as Omaha
Alliance, Neb July 5. (Special
Telegram )j-Jim Ruth and , Fred
Ringle, confessed auto thieves, giv
ing their address as Omaha, were
arrested by Alliance police today and
a Cadillac car recovered. The men
confessed stealing the car at Ben
nett, Colo., several days ago. They
were apprehended when they at
tempted to trade the stolen car to a
rancher near here. He examined the
engine numbers and found they had
been tampered with and called' the
police. The cap bore a Buick Ne
braska license. The aheriff from
Littleton, Col., will take the men
back. ,.v
Fourth of July Observed
By Hungarian Government
Budapest, July 5. American "In-
dependence dly was celebrated by
the Hungarian government and peo
ple today. An immense throng pa
raded to the museum gardens where
the cabinet ministers attended a cele
bration of mass in the open air. Chl-
dren presented a "banner and pow
ers to the American officials as an
expression of gratitude for their
relief work. v
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San Francisco,' July 5 Wlv.-n the
greatest of all censors, Daddy Time,
stparates the republican wheat from
the democratic chaff and'the demo
cratic brands from the G. ' O. P.
turning, it will have been found
that two conventions will have been
held and nothing accomplished ex
cept what anv' kitten cot1d have
done with a ball of yarn. T,hey gotN
an tangled up.
In antge where even the weath
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those who work for ;i living, in a
Ijme when every man's hai;d is up
lifted against his neighbor in the
hope that the neighbor has the par
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cculd get together and- agree on
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through the formality of adoptinc
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those who are weak, thin, nervous and
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pounds ' ot solid stay-there flesh, is to
take s S-grain tablet of Blood-Iron Phos
phate with each meal. This is doubtless
due to the well known fact that Blood
Iron Phosphate quickly builds up depleted
nervous tnergy and at the same time
supplies, the iron necessary to make- rish,
red strength building blood. If, you are
weak, thin, nervous, or' are lacking in
ths old time vigor, endurance and opti
ntism, so to Sherman McConnell Co., or
any other good druggist, and vet enough
Blood-Iron Phosphate to last three weeks
and take as directed. 'If at' the end of
three weeks you don't feel one hundred
per cent abetter and aren't in every way
satisfied 'you can have your money back
for the asking. air, isn't it? Better
try it today.
' ADVEllTISEMEKT
16799
DIED
in New fork City alone from kid
ney trouble lasi year. Dou't allow
youiaelf to become st victim 1y
oegiecting pauis and stchvy. Guar c
igainst this trouble 0 taking
GOLD MEDAL
rh 7orld'b atarraard smdy tox ktaney,
li.sr tiltddei and jrit cid troubles,
doliaud national raruedy since it98
V. drutf&UiU, ttirs aii. Uuatn:itaea
ok tor ih Ham itlt Madal au v.ry mm
b4 msjs4 aw isaitasioai
Money back without question
ir HUNT'S Salve falls to the
rreatmentof ITCH.BCXIMA,
RINOWORM. TBTTBBt or
' other, itching skin disease. Try
ft cent beat avow risk
it our i
DVug
Shersnaa at McConnell
Co.
LadieaKeepYourSkin
Clear, Sweet, Healthy
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Politics
a dozen of the otTier. Depends on
whether a repub or a demtnie is do
ing the counting. The vim is over
but it ain't. The kite is down, but
the tail still flics and Woodrow
w;on't let go of the string.
"Having peeped in .on the repub
convention. Homer Conimings made
a beautiful keynote speedi. With
nonalcoholic gestures and a. unfer
mcnted voice, he told how the demo
crats won the world war .and gener
ously allowed the republicans to
share the expense. If there was a
republican in that war, he must
have been in a Gernnn uniform.
Ycutell 'em and we'll hold back the
crowd.' '
la tabulating the republican bit in
theji war, Cummings added their
share on a subtracting liiachine and
summed up the democratic efforts
via the multiplication table. Fun is
fun, but it is gorfig to1 be tough on
us unreconstructed republicans to
bang the pearl-handled door knocker
and discover that St. Peter is wear
ing a McAdoo campaign badge and
all the angels are instructed.
Having picked the opposition to
shredded codfish, the demmies' put
the damper on bad republican booze.
They ignored it entirely in the con
to physicians 19 years ago Always say "Bayer"
thumb-print cf j
Gandy tin boxes of 12 tablet cost but a few oents Larger package.
Aspirin is the trid mark of Barr Msnufscturs of XonouUcdMUt at BaUcUsMtf
GOOD NEWSl
and may be instantly relieved and
quickly healed by CRAN0UENE the
Cranberry Cream treatment
used externally. Read this letter:
Orenburg, Kr.. Jan. 7, 1918
"Cranolrne cured me o( Eczema and I
had the disease for 25 years. It also cured
my little 18-months old daughter of tne
sama trouble. It did for us what no other
treatment would do turtd tit to stay
cured. WeusedCranolene in May, 1916.
R. H. Enoch. (On March 20, 1920, four
years alter', Mr. Enoch again writes: 'My
little girl and I ara both well. We are
freed of Eczema and we gie jour
Crsnoltne tha praise."
SCIENCEhasdiscoveredthatthe
mild, aciiHike juice found under
the skin of the common table
cranberry quickly destroys the
tiny parasites that cause Eczema
and most skin troubles. This
cranberry juice has been com
bined with soothing, cooling,
healing oils. The result is
CRANOLENE
an amazing cream that stamps
out the cause of .Eczema and re
stores the skis) to its natural
health and color.
Druggists everywbera authorized to tell
Cranolene (large jar, SI) on a written
guarantee to return money if it taila. Trial
size, 35c. If your druggist ia not named
below write immediately to Cranolene.
Girard. Kai. Enclose 35c stamps.
mmmm Sold and Guaranteed by sBBssasasi
Sherman- A McConnell Co., 16th and
Dodge Sts.and 19th and Farnam Sts.;
Owl Drug Co., lth and Harney Sts.;
Harvard Pharmacy, 24th and Farnam Sts.;
West End Pharmacy, 49th and Dodge Sts.
A
re you
saxisuea
with your
complexio
Even if you are, you will find
that a touch of Resinol Oint
ment nowandtbentendstopre
.vent roughness, burning, etc.
' But if your mirror reflects
blotches, filled-in pores, or a
gray, oily skin you need Resi
nol Soap and Ointmen(4t once.
Ffistnila
K mild AtM Of?
Luidr?"
A ,, gu.,... 1B everT,..
eured. Write for book 17 Reeuf Dhe..
l.M. eminent people w"ho have "
Piles
vention hall. Outside the conven
tion it becomes a boss of a different
complexion powder. You canlead
the old hoss to water, but you carA
make him grow webfeet.
This convention is Wtermined 'to
win the biscuit, either by fair means "
or democratic. It's every man for
himself and the tax collector take
the liindmost, The panic is on. The -means
justify both ends. There will
be no equity in law nor onerhalf of j
1 per cent balm in Gilead or points
east.
Politics is politics and it's all right -to
call a spade a dirty old shovel,
hut why sock a guy witlthe handle?
There are some good republicans in '
this courury unless the guy who
writes the epitaphs is a "subsidised
liar.
Jrainmen Narrowly Escape
Death When Engines Hit
Alliance, Ncb.July 5. (Special
Telegram.) Three engine crews
narrowly escaped death or serious
injury when a double-header freight
from Denver crashd in a head-on
collision with a switch engine, in the ,
Alliance yards shortly before mid
night Sunday. The freight was run
ning at a good rate of speed and the
accident is said to have resulted from
a mixup of orders. The firtman on
the first engine saved his life by
jumping as the engine rolled over.
i
O
pine
scribed by physicians for over nineteen yearf.
Insist on an unbroken package of genuine
"ayer Tablets of Aspirin" which eontainf.
proper directians.
i
ass
This womJerful bookwiM bel
sent free to any man upon re
quest qui wrry mo,msimefrim
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