Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
DARK HORSE CANDIDATES FAIL II APPEAR IN LONG NIGHT IF
 VA|NATTEMPT TOGET NOMINEE
Great and Noisy Demonstrations Make Impression on Faithful Followers of Fayorite Sons Who Refuse to Join Forces McAdoo Backers Stubbornly Hold
 to Minority of Votes for ExSecretary

If the tradition that a Demo
 cratic conVeneton never worked
 on Sunday was good, the demon
 stration signaIized the postpone
 ment of the nomination contest until Monday because with two
 hours and half left for business
 before midnight the crowd showed
 no disposition to get to business.
 1t roared and pranced and hopped
 and caVorted and reeIed and
 crawled and wriggled and scram-
 6led and shouted and booted and
 the convention looked for all the
 world as if it had gone mad.
 Then as suddenly as it began the demonstration began to die away and the convention went back to examine itself and see whether it had shouted and wr1ggled itself out of a deadlock. It apparently had not and proceeded to the 18th ballot
 Results of the 18th ballot were.
 McAdoo 9271a; Cox 46s: Palme, l19R; Davis S1; Owen 37.
 Cox Loses Again
 The figures for the leaders on fine 2Oth ballot were:
 Palmer IFS; Cox 4561s: McAdoo 94Ok; Davis S6; Owen fl.
 Twenty ballots still found the inc convention making no progress TO- ward selecting nominee and con- fronted with the probability of con 1nuirg its work next week. With Cox. McAdoo and Palmer in a dead lock in that order. prospects for a nomination tonight were abated.
 The changes shown on the goth ballot were:
 Cox lost 11h; Palmer lost 1k: McAdoo gained 13, Davis , and Owen f.
 Start MsAdoo Riot
 McAdoo had been going down since the 18th ballot and his recovery started noise among the McAdoo boosters.
 At the opening of the 2lst ballot all eyes were turned to Penn svlz a- mia. What she does Georgia is TX pected to do also. The Cox eople claimed that when yhc break came they would have the best of it in both state
 When Chairman Robinson attempt ed to announce the results Of the cGth ballot he got as far as the name Of McAdoo when the McAdoo crowd. ap- parently all set with a determina- ton and with accompaniments alI fixed, began to whoop il up Igain. The band in the gallery which was silent when the Bryan people a;- tembted demonstration for their champion. blared and boomed with out ceasing, helping the McAdoo demonstration along as it had on previous days.
 Many women crowded the floor and took part in the McAdoo demonstra- tion. Many Of them danced about in the winding line of McAdoo boomers or who were carried along on tne shoulders of men were neither deie- gates nor alternates to the conyen- ton. but spectators who invaded the floor in the extreme of the moment and took part in whooping up the cir GUS.
 There appeared to be no stoppylg the noise for McAdoo. Although not participated in by a large proporron of delegates it made up in volume for that which it lacked in numbers and whenever the. racket on the floor gave evidence of a slump the gal leries bolstered it up with new en- thusiasm. Meanwhile Chairman Rob- inson sat patiently twirling his gavel in hand, almost fondlius il as hunt CT fondles gun with which he has brought down much game. He did not seem to be much disturbed at the way the noise makers were using up time and there was a suggestion that the convention officials were perfect ly agreeable to letting the convention wear itself down to the point of eN- haustion, where it would not resist an adjournment.
 The offical result of the 20th bal lot was:
 McAdoo S4OIs; Cox 456k; Palmer IFS; Cummings 10, Owen 4l: Davis 36 Glass 26; Clark 2; Gerard I2.
 RefDse to Adjourn
 At the conclusion of the announce CONTINUED ON PAGE Two)