Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-30

Georgia and other southern dele
cations on the question, but tn;
telegram went.
Ladies Remove Their Hats.
There is another announcement
which l am little reluctant il
making" said Chairman Cummings
IT is that the state law require.
the removal of the hats of the
ladles at public gatherings" Sew
eral thousand hatpins came out
and several million dollars worth
of hats came off while the men OF
the convention had a good laugh
The report of the committee or
permanent organization came mex
and was presented by former Gov.
ernor Ralston, of Indiana. His an
nouncement of the choice of Sena-
tor Robinson as permanent chair
man drew loud round of app
plause as did the announcements
that other temporary Officers
fwould be made permanent.
Senator Robinson departed con-
siderably from his prepared address
and launched into an attack on
Senator Harding, the republican
presidential nominee, who, he said.
had referred to Hiram johnson as
a faker and Theodore Roosevelt
as a Benedict Arnold. The Cali
fornia audience liked the references
to johnson and applauded roundly.
Leaders Hold Conferences.
While Senator Robinson was de-
.livering his speech the leaders and
convention managers took the OPP
portunity to confer in Railways and
tentatively agreed that when the
convention adjourned this after
noon 1t would be under resolution
to assemble tomorrow morning at
II o'clock when the delivery of
nominating speeches will be begun.
1t was said there was no plan to
hear the nominating speeches at
today's session.
Senator Robinson got steady re-
spouse from his audience which
warmed up as he proceeded and
gave him one demonstration over
another, each succeeding the pre-
ceding one in volume as he scored
the republicans of the senate for
their course toward the peace
treaty and the league of nations.
He referred to the fact that Presi-
dent Wilson had been assailed for
not taking some republican sena-
tors with him on the American
peace mission in Paris.
IF they couldn't have shown
any more capacity and ability in
negotiating the treaty than they
~ IL.
of it," he shouted, "then Almighty
God bless woodrow Wilson for not
taking them along to Europe
Audience Ac'ua Wedges Shot.
It WI IL 3 3Asys shot and the
audience acBr y edged the hit by
rising au1 going NJ for success
sion of shouts.
Hit SIN some more" shouted
voices from he galleries. and the
delegates.
Robinson woun IN with a
league Of nations peroration that
brought the audience to it's feet
cheering and with three cheers for
Joe Robirson.'
The permanent chairman's first
announcement was that the report
OF the confugee On rules would be
received Il YVES presented by
Thomas ;, Spellacy. of Cincinnati,
an assistant attorney general in |
the department OF Justice.
The rules Us presented by the |
committee Srprused that nominal
ing speethps could We delivered be-
fore the c9Ave1,ttor while the plat
form c9EIYIlttgs was at work but
that no 5aiiotits for a presidential
nominee could proceed until after
the, party sia00T9n had been pre-
sented ara a1apted
There was 70 on osition to that
order OF buRnebs nd the report
was adopted HCni ating speeches
were limited - ienty minutes
and secondIngf es to ten min
utss ans IRE sgt exceed five in
s
The resoiiiita hich permits
the brealsing a the unit rule in
some states vhs sented by the
chairman of3tbe es committee
and with sts tie4gug noes it was
adopted, Anexps I'D fight from
the New YoY ~ alton on the
issue die nottnai tlize. II
Z A resciutisa oil hanks to the
people es Sal Fran SEQ for their
70 ais ldopted.
RepresenssaFe i I'd Of Virginia
offered Fexlntio 10 direct the
39fsAitses - limit repre-
IN IN Aest national con-
vention 10 th san1e basis as rep
4 cong is.
1t proposes ~ ihclude delegates
from the Paana canal zone with
the delegstesfrom me other ter
ritories.
The reseiupn was long and ifsr
,r0lx,od fcuu The alanat a.. III