Arizona republican., 1920-07-04

At the opening of the 21st ballot all eyes were turned toward Pennsylvania What Pennsylvania does Georgia IS expected to do also- The Cox people claimed that when the break came they would have the best of it in both states fs-ssnz
 Denaonstraton for McAdoo
 When Chairman Robinson attempted to announce the results of the goth ballot he got as far as the name of Me Adoo when the McAdoo crowd appar- ently all set with demonstration ana with the accompaniments all fixed pc gan to whoop it up again. The band In the gallery which was silent when the Bryan people attempted demonstra- ton for their champion, hlared ana boomed without ceasing, helping the McAdoo demonstration along as 1t had on previous days
 Many women crowded the floor ana took part in the McAdoo denonstra- ton. Many of them who danced about in the winding line of McAdoo boomers or who were carted along on the shoul- ders of men were neither delegates nor alternates to the convention, but spec tators who invaded the floor in the ex- citement of the moment and took part in whooping up the circus.
 There appeared to be no stopping the noise for NcAdoo. Although not par ticipated in by a large proportion of
 
 that which it lacked in numbers and whenever the racket on the floor gave evidence of a slump the galleries pol stered it mp with new enthusiasm Meanwhile Chairman Robinson sat pa tientIy twirling his gavel in hand, al- most fondling it as a hunter fondles a sur1 with which he had brought down much game He didn't seem to Dc much disturbed at the way the noise makers were using up time and there was a suggestion that the convention officials were perfectly agreeable tc letting the convention wear itself dowI +o the point of exhaustion where il would not resist an adjournment
 It Wears Itself Out
 Congressman Connolly Of Texas ap- peared in the demonstration bearlnt aIoft the first picture of McAdoo WhlcI appeared in the convention hall II was evidently a homemade attempt al a lithograph drawn from memory probably. It looked more like a carica- fure I1ithographs of Cox made theil appearance, cheer leaders sprung LII from unexpected places as the stat' standards moved around the hall in winding line.
 and the Cox band were in an ear-split tins, contest most of the time Char man Robinson and other convention officials, realizing the futility of at tempting 10 cneck L4ie NSAiAol4Sl u O U sat placidly hoping the racket and tn exhibition of energy, nervous an' otherwise would wear itself out.
 The crowd showed no disposition t get to business. It roared and prance' s and hoped and cayorted and reele' and craWled and WrigSled an screamed and shouted and hooted ant the convention looked for all the Worl' as if it had gone mad
 Then. as suddenly as 1t began th demonstration began to die away am the convention went back to examln itself and see whether 1t had shoule and wriggled itself out of deaoloch It apparently had not and proceede' 10 the 18th ballot.
 Opening of Night Session
 At S:17 o'clock Chairman Robinso began calling for order. The Palne forces were making a drive to get bac some of their lost strength as the con yention was coming to order.
 It was reported that Kansas had de cided to stick with McAdoo for on more ballot and then caucus to deter mine it's course. There were report that delegates would be released froI me unit rule in that delegation. Loul sfa1a. the Cox people said, would com +o them in a block, they hoped, an tbev also expected a return 10 the1 .,l,irnu of the 12 Tennessee votes the lad before the whole delegation wei -o Davis The Cox people were count .in.. on d larger proportion or the W l@ ronsin vote and also accesslons Ifoi tra sfate of Washington.
 The COX people, Senator Harrison (