Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-05
L,cted Delegates Hold
 b.l,nce of Power at Present
bGE, spRoUL AND N ARE MENTIONED
[,..., Are Gaining in Impor-
 c.u,,ltations Due With l.,, If Leaders May be Important

shadows of potential "da TX ere reported with growing forces were jubliant over ommittee decisions in dele tests which they claim ad- legates to the Lowden col a loss to General Wood.
 Johnson launched state
 his campaign plans and blanks and also told of ru- ttempts at inroads on his
 delegates.
 Wood also gave out a state claring Colonel William Foctor and Frank H. Hitch managers, were working in harmony and loyalty. The vigorously denied reports nel Proctor was being su- to Mr. Hitchcock.
 her quarters came increased rk horses entries. It came rival of more national lead so many delegates.
 tial row also got another the arrival today of Sena- exter of Washington and received that Senators liar hio and Sutherland of West would reach here Sunday. y Butler of New York is row.
 nents today, however, were continent leaders to leave ations in the air with the led delegates holding the ge of important consulta- 5 announced is approaching tesence of members of con- ernors and other influen- Of whom many arrived to- ark horse discussioin names rominently were Governors 1 Massachusetts,, Allen of d Sproul of Pennsylvania sslolns ranged about the pmittee Investigation of expenditures. Governor i've out another statement
 delegates from Missouri Lowden funds and said a movement to have them vention seats:
 prospects, of the Johnson were claimed and often con- ome opposition quarters.
 tter it was frequnetly said phnson movement "appeared lns and that although be- 1ructed delegates. the sena- led to be formidable. Foes sl.l.f,ornian, however, were nfldent that he would not e convention by storm.
 fsonaiities Mixed.
 decisions of selection. as ection of some candidates comment in the race the Of coalitions between palaates was considered de- e,'' MapV veteran Ob- ' she tensioin between the on the increase, with the E:lsiops as a factor.
 lsles of the battle were with It principles. Senator nd Governor Lowden out 4 Iplatlorm views, the forme, 'ae Johnson forces would .ai lahk opposing the present lowden reiterated fo1
 substantially with the rations. '' ''' 8 prohibition, Senate, n's rsu'cted ., it would not be wa,le Governor Lowden de. salorcement of the consti. Isa a.' ( Of the law" said Gov. sn, "and I am not in favo, 'av n,, to evade that ar an, ,astis whatever is necessary te ,set've 0s v should be done by or otherwise" ~ 's elarations of the n1a+for, +as ,ssed by Senator Johnson bva,s' va against "dehumanizing' ,os tnor a,.. , Allen of Kansas issent .h the name of Genera bn,d sIt convention announce, t,s ts;,.e urse his plan for fed atform Discussed.
 Lo.si aiialrs generally cam, rrsas, rsssa attention today wit Es Epf0%Slnent Snt persons. Amon' rtiosn,a senator Watson of In tiou tiis,Oned for chairman Q Of Of" Ms committee: Ogden [ iva Sew sa.'' York, chairman O es ss ro,mmIttee on platform ina and who was put t'iH,r, fort " resolutions con,,,;44 set+," w. Murray Crane osoas;, rsss; national committee dn n%u,nent member of th ana Senator's n Lenroot DO 'n o otb.-Ar -Aellogg of Minnesota arrival but of Deroo,..; as 'as os, ". J. Bryan. Fl
 sSo,,!y SSn,y a rerorter at tn b.te "Gw " and did not nia' He onI,! n Republican affa;r di% question of prohibitio, reso,,e!t a not expect to appea of ,u.lon m0a committee.
 h man. many conventions tc h, snv s,s neophvtes, includ
 heads"vau In number tufmoil oI, IoOk Cn wth 0,. ora. and lobbies beea hsksa' erpuos MNs wreathed i slre,d,Nl New banners we, Id sax bs S ,.c crowded walls an
 Sscges blossomed C, Q