The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

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Coliseum. climb two flights OF uncovered
outside stairways. continue north In the
rain for half 4 block along a sort OF
painters -caffolding and then enter the
third narrow door north Of the second
Wild. door on the fret Wednesday after
the first Monday In June.
It's a very good thing FOR the damp
convention visitors that Senator Warren
!. Harding Of Ohio used n fast Australian
crawl stroke while going from hi- hotel
to the Coliseum. oth, rwise several thou
sand .oggy folks might have had to sit
around waiting for a long time.
HuI~s's Unexpected Action.
For what did Charlcy tiil,es do right,
on the bat but get u sudden notion 1,
! stand VI, and proprs, the first thing
| that came into his head. that senator
Harding be made temporary chairman.
Well. sir. the suddenness of the rropo-
sltion just kr"ckcd everybody or his
chair. The wholly i%mpromptu nature
OF the nomination Of senator HARDING
and The extenporaneous natur" "' the
speech which Warren naturally bad -
make when IN" unexpected HONOR vas
thrust, upor hiin-these and other ever
recurring happenings which uo one had
the slightest notion were going To take
place lent a lot Of pep to the proceed
ings.
Anxious eyes looked all over the big
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eA pected honor must have jolted War
rem 4 lot. bur ie stood right up on the
floor without showing the least surprise
and was ALREADY on his way toward the
ealing Tor n vote and saving "a .n.c,
maj ~ ANY dol.e,,. rrese,, wisbeI 70
forhid ,ha h,,us ,,t lin, sne.k rov ~,
forever Mold Ills r.,,,
n, cou-.. V,,h W,,rep u,rdr,v
scanning IA Tho 4, ro- yr,,,,6 49,. ~,
de,era,io, was roirr - rivc h,r, ,So
,.mporary chairrnar.hln Tho d,I,r,,rs
nade I'm ,hoir minds v,,hnu, r,,,6 do
la, Rut they Jid S,ba~ with ,h,m-
$3.50 NV a.', ~ Unn. p"r. W :"
let Warren have the temporary chair
manship.
Many who Dere IN tho Coliseum MS
morning are saying this evening 80 they
stand around t's lohhies In fresh dry
clothes that lick sure WAS with Charley
llIlles right through the convention pro-
ceed!ngs. Charley for instance, once he
had thought of warren Harding as tenn
l'i a. ' it'i4 q th''is wv lHlS Wv
out looking around 20 see II they were IN
town ~ all. to name MURRAY crane and
". Mckinley as n committee 81 escort
to lead Warren up 10 the platform.
Believe II or not, Charley again had
hit upon two men, MURRAY and Bill.
who happened ~ he In the building AT
the time. The whole anair was work.
ing our so wen that one might nave heen
fooled INTO believing tiat Charley was
1 4 rnIQ r "a mn
graniine, whereas. as needless 70 say.
'har'cy was )us' hitting haphazaTd ana
propoeins names OF Cha'r"iah ana Things
10 a o~elegaton "hich had the power to
ACCEPT or r~Je'S tne men Marcy nap
pence 70 tn'nN o. hh' inc oelesa'cs
oeciu'"s 10 set Wen enough atone, SIMPLY
oecIueu UNANIMOUSLY again ana asaI''
"nu ak"'n ,na' any 'n'nS '""'''N n'.tN
s"'' was al 's"' III" ''' IL 80 Ut '"'''
IN. Ir,L Nr mia.
No one should get the Impression.
however. merely because they voted
unanimously on everything CHARLEY pro-
posed, 'hat they couldn't nave changed
the programme " theS had wanted TO 10
So N"t a hll or u any mlnut" tley
could ave told 'htrleN candidates tor
platform jobs TO g" chase themselves Tor
~ should De re'he'nhered' nrst' ias' and
hIWaES' tla' inns IN d government nov
only 'or Inc peop'e pu' Oh ana espe'laI'S
by the people
Inc point tha' Is peing u"eIt upon
mere ! 'ha' tharIeF i''iIeS was 50 eN'
ra"rd'nar'y %ortuhat' IN hlthng upor
nah'"s "t 'ha'rnnan Az" 80 on VINO nap
peh"o 10 ne r'sht IN the hal,' ana 'here'
Tore the sossS Pa'r'ots on INC moor aia
tne equa,'y 'lathhlI c!I'Hehs III balconies
VINO mao Ea'h'ren 10 sec 'henSclN''
saved ESCAPED "a '"hS, "eS session OF
waiting soieiy because marcy h'd nap.
prhe" 70 PICK ou' OF MS head 'hc names
or men VINO han wandered ny" IN" Cd