The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

open and unbossed. and Mir. Cox will win. No sore spots are left The com plete defeat of Bourk cockran's art fully drawn wet plank amendment is demccracy's answer that national pro- hibtion is forever part of the un- changeable law of the land Governor Cox has established a national reputa- tion as law enforcer. He has a mga- netic personality and has behind him ] a progressive record that so over shadows the rubber stamp nominee of the republicans that all the money power of the interests cannot defeat him. was for that great American, McA doc, but the wisdom of the ma jority is always right. Hurrah for Governor Coxr'
 l J. NJ. Moore: "As a representative from the Sixth district of Alabama, I wish to state that my trip has been one always to be remembered by me as the greatest of my life I feel that I was one of l twenty-four delegates whose pleasure it was to serve the best people throughout. the country. Those with whom I was associated found to be true Americans and loyal democrats, at all times voting their own convictions. I hope that this delegation, with others has been success full in dominating the men who will be elected Since the convention it has been my great pleasure to join with a party of the Alabama delegation. accompanied by Gov. Thomas E. Kilby and Mrs. Kilby. Hon. E. W. Barrett and Mrs. Barrett and their three children, Col. Breck Musgrove and John D. McNeel, for trip from San Francisco to Portland, Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, Lake Louise. Banff and through the Canadian Rockies. I wish to thank Mir. Barrett editor of The Age Herald, for his kindness in having such good reports of the situation and supply
 
 ing us with copies of The Age-Herald in San Francisco"
 + # 4 Judge J. J. Mayfield: T was greatly pleased'with the action of the convention. A splendid ticket we have nominated. It should, and I believe, will win. Our trip back has been delightful. Breck Mus grove has told us many things we didn't know before and taught us some clever tricks. had no idea he knew so much !
 # # # Hunter Armstrong: "Our trip has been great. It was wonderful experience to witness the deliberations of the greatest political convention of any country. The women easily demonstrated that they have become a factor in national politics democrats will line up behind Cox and Roosevelt. vitcory is assured"
 * + # Walter F. Miller of Tuscumbia: "It was a great convention and great trip.
 
 and I hope a winning candidate was se- lected. Glad I went and had the rare opportunity of enjoying the fellowship of so splendid crowd as was made up, of Alabamians."
 J. D. Baugh of Birmingham: Hay ing just arrived back into the land of living again, winding up over a :, ,ooo-mile trip in the past month. l wish to express to all the delegates from Alabama, as well as others in our pary, my appreciation of their con geniality as well as friendship on the entire trip, for we sure did have most glorious time from start to finish. There is only one regret I have and that is that all Alabama people cannot take the same trip. as no one can imagine the beautiful scenery of the far west as we'll as the north and at the same time meet the people out there who surprised everyone of our crowd. being so hospitable and making everyone have a good time. Of course, Los Angeles is the peer of all western cities. Words cannot express the beauty of this place. Portland is also fine city. having the most spectacular drive, which is over fifty miles long down the Columbia river. In all western cities visitors, regardless of number. are en- tertained by the civic bodies, which adds a great deal to ones pleasure.
 "In Canada. where night is only few hours. we stopped day and night each at Lake Louise and Banff. These places are grand. The scenery around each is wonderful They are owned by the railroad and operated about four months in the year. In conclusion will say we have left them, but they will never be forgotten"
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 D. W, Crawford: "It's perfectly won derful.' so often heard at the conven- tion. we'll describes our entire trip. All the party were congenial. the weather