The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-05

AS If by mag e. they organized on the
floor IN opposition. and with the lcAas
banner leading. begun n parade OF tnclr
own. The big Lone star flag OF Texas
came OUT Of retirement and a flock or
southern and western state manners
v,rc thrust into line. The Cox Ddnd
began d march around the gallery aisle.
Ahead Of them capcred an elderly but
agile Oninau cxhorting spectators 10
join N. fcll1r'd by a grOun Of mid,
western and eastern standards and led
by Il pig Cox banner they swunS
through the aisles in one direction while
the McAdro parade Surged slowly ana
j~~ri.:ly ahead through the Crowd in the
ether.
Tho Ohio band and tho regular con-
Vrutlun forces got at odds. They hurl-
cd musical b"mbardments at each Other
e, CT the heads of the delegations. \
terrific din and blar" OF sound WAS the
result. N"aody bur the. musicians
huCw VhS tthcy were playing. and APP
IIr"nt!! nobody cared.
Palmer Men in Action.
When lhc storm Of noise and action
r"HUHr,I its ncI.ht. Palmer hosts in thu
Pcnn>! iN1nia '"l"Eat!nE again got into
a"t!on. Thc maroon ~rcnnantS ASSOCIATE
III With Demonstrations FOR the Attor-
NJ y-'icneral appeared again. Att the
gallery rail- somebody let loose a pic
lur" nf -; owen OF Oklahoma.
hon C~;"or-ia's IS went over TO Nc
.idu,, rs = compliment from the state
ur his nativity Il new uproar came. Nc
.hGon fr!r"u rr< IcIpcd L. their feet all
over tn" nail prepared To begin all over
again. even Will" still drawing breath
from their last effort. There were some
LOOKS Of agitation among The Coy
groups a. they Watched tho poll vote
- Nul.. when order was restored.
Gain for McAdoo.
Each change If one vote caused an
urr"t-.
Nc id"u and some loss for con-. The
whiln ""nN "ntiCn began taking IL
Over. Con. cr~aticn grew into 2 roar
from II rumble. 1t drowrrd out the
s,Nr'' sheet ON favorlt" sons. Owen.
DAVIS. Glass and others. still clingins
Gallantiy 10 the race but IA rim the
roar.
When on Tho call FOR tho twcnty-scc-
nud ballot. G""rEia's twcEty-t!Ght went
back 10 thr I'almNr fold, and tho An
from floor and galleries and probably
paved the way TO the adjournment
v'Iirl Immediately followed with littia
objection. Whether Georgia was pre-.
Pared ~ stick" with Mc.>doo il Il
general drift to his standard had rt-
suited vas not known.
No Decision in Sight
VIXEN adjournment came and the con-
VonI."n broke UP. NAM gers for the lead
;uS candidates were as positive as ever
80 WV ' H''i III ~ kii'S ~ - =
but state leaders not directly aligned
with any camp admitted that they did
not know what 10 expect. Several priv
a'cly admitted that they did not know
What thor own delegations would do in
any circumstances. For thnt reason.
:hcy de Jared they saw little prospect
Of successful efforts 10 fix UP 4 ticket
over Sunday Some OF these leaders,
Wise o!d cdmraiEn"rS. decla red that It
was II NJ 10 Impossible 10 deliver; blocks
OF votes.
Senator Robinson cf Arkansas. con-
v"CntinN Chairman. also said lie saw no
sign rf a decision between the leaders.
"Hut II or" ~ them - not nominated
tomorrow" sa.d Nj liob.nS"n. "a dark
hrrS" Viii hr ChoSrn on Tuesday. II
neither Develops the necessary ma jority
tomorrow. and ! have no information
tonight that indicates any change in
the deadlock. something Will have to
h. done. and ] look for a nomination no;
later than Tuesday," =
In the present situation senator Rob
>!nsou said he wits taking pains to have
no rart. because Of his official position.