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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
big THREE" SHOW GAINS
FROM FIRST TEST when
ADJOURNMENT IS TAKEN
BATTLE TRANSFERRED FROM CONVENTION HALL TO
CONFERENCE ROOMS DOWNTOWN AS LEADERS
WORK FOR REALICNMENT OF FORCES
nN TIE Associated prrss

CHICAGO June l-Four ballots the Republican Nst;on.
today failed to unite the majority on nom.
nee was the first time since 1888 that more than three b.I.
found the party without choice and the seventh time ~ Aha
nomination OF Lincoln that than ballot had been REQUIRED
Wood and Lowdcn their high water marks when the
convention after the fourth ballot adjourned unit. 10 o'clock
row morning. The contest then stood:
Wood, 3l4l2; Lowdcn 2Ss; Johnson l4OI-2 Hoov.r &.
Harding 81 IL; Sproue 70 2; Coolidge 2 Butler 20, Knox D.
Pomdexer Isl Sutherland 3; Borah Dupont 2; LaFoete
22; Watson,
At the adjournment hour still remained ght
between Wood Lodn and Johnson for the remaining twelve con-
estan held only O scattering among them and uos of
them had been losing steadily since the first ballot ous an. d A
big three making scccssiOns at their expense
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Announcement Is Made
Large Supply of Sugar
To Be Available Soon

~ Aarnrlni,h Press
NEW YORK. June ii.-Thlrty.four
million pounds of sugar will he avail.
hhl" Tor commercial Gamers and pre-.
servers during the five months from
June 10 October ~. A. Riley, special
arai 'innt to Attorney General Palmer
announced today. Assurances that the
nurar will be provided were given, Mr..
Riley aaid. by representatives OF the
leading rcfincrs.
Representatives 81 the canning ana
preserving industries told him, Mr..
Riley said. that both industries wers
IN serious condition due 20 the threat.
ened shortage ~ sugar The refiners
promised. he added that the supply
would be- available At a rcasapable price.
They expressed willingness 20 fill the
orders of all essential Industries. but
DECLARED the Sincipal obstacle vas lack
~ transportation The $4,000. OO0
pounds VIII bc divided equally between
III" Gamers and prescrvers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
BORAH MAKES IT PLAIN
EITHER LOWOEN OR WOOD
Will LOSE HIS SUPPORT
pY TINE ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO June ll-Senator Borah Of Idaho Senator
ohnsons most ardent supporters tonight that he would
not either Lowden or Wood
IF either Of them is nominated" he declared "the
the American people will not be the platform of pary-
be the issue Of the corruption of the American people,
Senator Borah expressed his views public meeting
delegates
1--WE have reached time when necessary talk frankly
not only with reference to the situation Of the convention
ator Borah said but also with reference what the
will be when leave here with candidate nominated our
platform pocket I'm not here crafty feeling
o against any candidate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
MOBILES To LEAVE
HERE WEDNESDAY
SIlRlNERS TO START FOR PORT,
LAND DAY EARLIER THAN
EXPECTED.

Panhandle Shrincrs who will leave
her" n"Nt week for Portland, oregon,
to attend the annual meeting II the I'm.
pcrinl Council viii he expected to get
ready To start ON Wednesday. June H..
instead II Thursday, June H. according
to q telegram rcc-ivoi here yesterday
FROM Goorg" Stnplctun. past potcntatc
of Muulah Temple. who II now IN Fort
Worth attending the monthly ccr,mo.
nal
This change will mean that the Shrin.
crs viii arrive In Pueblo Thursday aud
In Portland un saturday.
Mobiles az" especially requested to
take notice of this change IN dates ~
that there win bc no probability ~
them getting delayed In starting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
TIME LIMIT UP
ON WATER BILL
No INFORMATION AVAILABLE AT
MIDNIGHT WHETHER WILL
son iiiD SIGNED ACT
Nv \ ss1rIaioiTfrss.

WASHINGTON. June ii.-There was
%" information available al the White
HOUSE 90 midnight whether President
Wilson had signed the water power bill.
Under Attorney General Palmer's ruling
un hills which We're considered 90 have
failed l1s' saturday when congress ad.
Iornol through pocket veto" by the
pr, .dcnt the water power bill had 20 bc
iHI,,i 1t midnight tonight. to become n
nw The president has until June rs
'o u,' on tho other ten measures which
we're given n pocket veto" and which
include the War liws repeal resolution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Woman Is Arrested
After Doctor Found
Dead In Apartments

liy iasr iai'd rrssu.
STONINGTON. Conn. June ~ --D'
Herbert Tctluw. retired physician
was she, and instantly killed nt his
apartment to-day und.r circumstances
which caused the police to dctain Mrs
Mabel Kenyon pending Investigation.
The woman, admitting d, was her platu
from which the rhnt was fired said tn
man had Killed himself
MIR" Kenyon. who had been on
friendly terms with nr Tctlow. roid
hr hid gone to his apartment this
morning intending to kill herself she
told the physician of her intention and
he prevailed on hcr io BET him have the
w"'poo, then shot himself, she d..
Clarcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

Wv ffsoriaird frrHs.
NEW YORK. June Mystery
drcp'u~l tonight In The death II Joseph
inwnc Elwril Internationally known as
an authority on Whist aud owner uf a
racing stable who we found uncun
wiuur IN his home cltly tnlay with q
bullet wound In hii head ilc died four
hours later IN h",,uilal
Ia an effort tu determine whether
Nj Elwrll wns murlrr,I or commit.
ted suicide. his afFNiatrs IN social club
life were closely questioned The mvs
terry war intensified hy failure of the
police tu find the weapon With which
he had hren shot
u became known tonirht that hr
dinod on the Ritz carlton root Thurs.
day night there bcing eight othcrs IN
thu p1riy. Leaving the hotel the party
went To- u midnight thcntcr and abuut
o'olock this morning Mr. Elw,il hnde
his friends good bye at broadway and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Sim Fein Victory
Noted In Election
Returns in Ireland

BELFAST. June 1.-THE complete
returns In the county council elections
'huw q sim Fcin victory greater than
WAS expected This WIS owing to a
compact between the Sim Fcin and Ia.
hor not to oppose each other In Loinstcr
Munricr and Cunnaught. while In I'ls
ter there was a similar cause against
the Carsonitos out NJ 600 seats tho
Sim Fcin as district party won 5s5.
while the combined forces ~ the Sim
'"ir. labor aud nationalist captured
500 seats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
HARDING FILES NECESSARY
PAPERS FOR CNNuID\CN
" : sos Ii''s'l l'rs9.

Iy Arsogiis'td iusg.
tOIfMlil'S. June li.---Scnntnr Wa.
-I-cn q. lIlriing's declaration ~ can.
di,lacy fur IN" republican senatorial
nomination WAS filrd NJ the secretary Il
states offiN h"rr y frw minutes be-.
fore midnight the hour when the p-
liod Tor films for the August primaries
Ysxnircd.
' The necessary napers were brought
to Columbus from chicago 10y George
u. Harris of Cleveland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
FRENCH iyIiT0R ~
WAY NROl Nj El'ROPE

wv N@fofiuisd lfftas
pAi;lS. June ~ Lieutenant lloni
Horutr. tho French o,ntur who loft
Paris Thursdly morning un an around
Europe fight. arrived at Warsaw late
c'"rdIN Hr'orli"s to Polish Hdyirrs.
The rr>t lrg at his tiirlu m to Guca.
arrest. and thence tn Cuustnntinopl'.
Athens. llom, then bach to Paris.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
SPROU[E PLEDGED
SUPPORT ASLOVG
AS CHANCE IsFELT
PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION To
STAND By GOVERNOR. ~
LATE DECISION.

nv Asso,iaicl Prcss.
CHICAGO June THE pcnnsy,.
vania delegates IN caucus tonight WITT.
out record vote ~ motion. agreed a.
stand for Governor Sproulc's nomint.
uon So long ~ they feel he has ,
Chancc.
4 motion to stick tn the governor
until hc rclcas Il the delegation was oi,.
jected to lay some of the delegates. pre-.
venting them from exercising iudiViG.
ual judgement Another motion WIS
made tn leave the question of rclcns.n- &
the delegation to committee uf two.
Nations Withdrawn.
Factiunal Dtrtn politics cropped ont
with the result that both motions were
withdrawn. and Il was left to the homer
of the delegates to stick to the governor
so long as h" seemed to be- In the run.
ming
Governor Sproulc participated In tho
discussion. saving the halloting todav
was s1timactorv o. Pennsylvania and
thn' IN" tate was In hotter strntorir
poyitinn than before the convention
opened
Predicted hy rcnrosc.
The governor said senator rcnrnso
two weeks agu hld predicted the gcr.
cral situation In the convention exactly
NJ II H.
~ don't believe there IL difference
~ nftcrit votes" h. said
The pcnnnylvnnin governor slid h.
wanted rcnnrylvanil to WELD ~ pow
'rful influence In the convention as II
has In IN" ones In past wears and 49,.
rurcd the delegates ho would not let
his candidacy stand IN The way of Penn
rNlvnnia's interest
G"v"rnnr Surnulo rurEcrtcd ifiii if
the delegation should break up II wnull
lnr' Influence with tbr other states. aud
he thought u hest to stand together
Not alone fur him. bat for the best IN
ierc"ts uf The party m th. state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

From my standpoint. the interests
~ IN" republican party and uf this
country ~, rIpviiur tu the right uf any
individual to hold offi e, cur first oh
iect IL to nominate Hiram johnson. De-.
caus" hc holds the confidence of the
American people.
II de- not pretend to say that thcr"
are not other men who could he elect i
" nominated. hut I do say w.sh ull sin.
ccrity that either ~ the two cindidatcs
new leading before the convention Will
not receive u nominated. hundreds uf
, thousands of republican votes.
4 What Issue VIII Bc.
III ci -cr uf IN" present two leading
candidates II nominated the issue will
hr the corruption of the electorate.
There " M way to avoid the issue.
This canno, br hlui,rd out or EXCUSED
II can take the records uf these iwu
men--nnd they are an file officially In
washingion-read to an audience and
leave to them u thcs, men should gu In
What Nomination Cost.
Suppose ! go into that convention
tomorrow and ask from the rosirum Tor
MIR wood's representatives io stand az
and tell us what lli nomination has
cost?' 4 dozen voices from the aud
iencc told him to "gn to H."
Suppose should ask the other g,'.
tlcmen e. stand uD." he continued 'ard
ask how much they have hid against
Wood fur the primary?
Il have been republican all my
life; ! even stayed with Mr. Taft In
1912 and that's going some. am will.
ing to support now any clean man. and
! will no, support any man who IL not
clean"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
WOOD DELEGATES
WILL stick SAYS
FRANK HITCHCOCK
FIELD MARSHAL or GENERAI.'S
FORCES ENCOURAGED AFTER
CONFERENCES.
Ny Associated 4 Press.

CHICAGO. June i2.-At o'clock this
morning. after conference with state
leaders. Frank H. Hitchcock. field mar.
Hhal ~ the Wood forces said:
The Wood delegates viii stick. On
~" first ballot today we viii have n
decided gain. ! am greatly encouraged.
] have been Informed about the confer.
"nccs of leaders opposed 10 Wood, ana
that they have been trying 20 center
'p"n u dark horse candidate"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

support uf senator Johnson.
Governor Coulidge's name also was
siucintcd with the Knox talk
senator poinlcNtcr himself cnndi.
date. siid he did not believe WoUd ct
Luwd,n could poll 30 votes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
"Promiscs No Relief"
Troops Enter ilbania.

LONDON June ii-lt1l,,p truops.
withdrawn from the Montenegro gar.
rr'n ~ Snn'i Qu1rrauta. have entered
Avlnna. Albania according a. central
news dispatch from Rome
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Dark Horse" Consideration
Chief Topic of Discussion
During Nights Conferences

By Associated Pres.
enc iGO. june ls.-is The confer.
cnccs were breaking up after midnight
u was plain that many who participated
felt that neither l.ow,len nor Wood
would be- the nominee aud that consider.
liion of tile dark horse list had hecn the
chiGf subject ~ discu' sion. Opinion was
too divided Tor an agreement aud Few
were confident NJ bring able a. center
upon any one before to-day. Four or five
men. said to include Harding. knoN.
Hughes and Coolidge. were said io bc
regarded by most ol the cOnirrces ~
qualified.
" midnight the mleuyering aud ,on.
ferring among the convention leaders
was ~ IT. height. aud ccniered Ia con.
ference In One M the downtown hot is.
where senators I.odge. Smooi, Watson.
former senator Crane. senator Bnrah
aud others we're present.
various Conferences On.
Other conferences were going on al
ether hotels and various clubs
The Wood headquarters was prcrict.
ing sufficient accyssiuns tomorrow tu
start tho governor toward the necessary
majority, and u was known that colt
prumis" offers e various sorts Wlc
being carried tu Johnson hcadulricis
while thv Pennsylvania dvlvlat.ln
was caucusing aud agreeing To stand by
Governor Sproulc rs long Is they feel
he has chance, M, l.owdon forces
wrr" counting un gains from that cmu.
ter on q break ~ Whihr'h they were cN.
p'.tug tomorrow and hoth the Low
don and Wood turcrs were estimating
u"'ihlr gains from New York. Both
the No"d and LoWdcn forces had ,h,ir
'Nrs turned toward the Michigan b,"rl,
Whi' % has been standing solidiy Tor
Johns n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Nrmsnnncr I,nlsrs Price.

u ..HHIHfth lrrHH.
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE New
Nurk American announced tonight an
increase Boo price from O. ? cents
Tho American b. a." FIRST wufwn-
paper tu increase 90 2 cents although
thrr, evening papers recently tuub such
action
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Deeply Impressed.
Letter From I.enlnc.

Thry brought Hlsu letter from Niko.
lni L"ninc. liolshcviki premier cNhort.
inr The workers to revolution In Eng
Lrninr criticised the surprise expressed
hy The d,lpgliion ~ the red terror 90
m" suppression of freedom ~ the press
and frr, assembly and declares that tho
rcd terror is N" defense of the work
INK men against oNpIoiicrs and that
freedom of the press and assembly in
"a hugoisc democracy means freedom %
plDi against the workingmcn. IN turn
l.'u.u, Expresses surprise that the view.
point uf part ~ the delegation colncidrs
with the huurgnisir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Hoped Fer Landslide

They hoped that then would como n
l1ndhldgc ~ band wagon movement
from the tired delegates
The Wood forces are saving 'onirh,
tht thore were more negative votes
than affirmative. but they admitted
that m. hitter made more Noise and
'h1t Nj Lodge probably was Justified In
ruling that adjournment h1d been or.
t.rud They say plrn That thrv showed
l1d strategy iu not insist'rv ON roll
r,U
The adjournment ~ the convention
only transferred tho battle from tho
floor ~ th' convention io the quict ~
conference rooms downtown. whore tho
leaders wuN = rn nirht forming their
hattie fronts Hoping ~ hrirr about
rghrnwsut ~ forces and turn the tide
iu 1 d"firit" direction a' the session 20.
morrow
i'nlrss their Efforts fiil tho nominee
o. LDing actually made tonight hut
whether u win %, decided a. put over
ou' ~ tho two leaders. or stage 70 de1d
lnck must wait decisions " the latter.
'h" r "'rl un.uioH s"ems o. favor tho
lection uf ' ,1nsnf, ttivr dprk horse
lu 70 rtu,linr Ten hour session conduc.
ird iI intense summer heat and withou,
iHfrrruuuou fur rr,rss or rcfrrshmort
ihu rHutrrilou tu,kl,d down ~ M. luh
.f .f'ruu'ius 90 put itself ou schedule
and heard in suc,rssiUn. nominating
rrd sr,nuliur -pprrh.s uf eleven randi.
.Ni's 1ni o." turn~i To- the hlilotlur
votes h.iug east fur th" eleven uumcr.
uls OTHERS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Urges Adjournment.

senator Borah rushed to the platform
md urged That m Adjournment bc tnl,.
en- Some ~ the LoWdon people had been
appealed To be- delegates who sincerely
wished 10 avoid the hardship of an nll
rirht snssion and M, consented not 10
oppose an adjournment motion. There
IL nothing to indicate that the John.
SON and i.ovdcn forces wcr" working
together hy design. hut adjournment
was obtained through their Joint efforts.
The wood forces were bitterly disap.
rointcd as they believed they could con.
tinue tn gain until their total would
climb over the four hundred mark. II an
adjournment could be- avericd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
EOlR DIE FROM
HEAT At CHICAGO


) ty Associated Press. I
CHICAGO Juge ii-rour
deaths and five prosira,lons from I
; h,1t were reported today. The
) mrsimum temperature was 81.
) hieh mark Tor the year. Three
rrne'raiiuns occurred NJ the Cuil-
! SCUM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

CoiiSVi " June - Vote on first
ballot we Nrrnrn q vote. Wool
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
REPORT IS MADE
ON RED TERROR
BRITISH LABOR DELEGATES RE.
TURN FROM INNESTIGt.
TION IN RUSSIA.

Ry Associate Prrss
LONDON. June 1.-THE first report
e the British labor delegates who have
just returned from an investigation ~
conditions IN soviet Russia was made
public this evening.
Deeply Impressed.
The delegates declare themselves
deeply impressed with the distress and
disorganizaiion which they found IN
Rugsin, the detection of the people and
the extent of the governments inter.
ference with individual liberty.
tn" report Was brought to England
by members of the British labor dele.
Entinn which visited Russia for pre-.
i'utntuu to the labor congress at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
WEATHER
Humidity Data.

For,,lst--Stturiav partly cloudy.
Wet Trvps-S saturday aud SUNDAY.
gsncmils fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

ccouunacI ON raso Twol
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Both Claim Gains.

luNdvu headquarters was also Cpun.
Ting uu gau irum Wisconsin II ~"
twyuty two lafoll,tte votes should
break up
su'h l.,wdrn and wood forces were
claiming gains frru a break they pr.
Ui,i"d Boz th" Michigan block
Conferences were continual, going
ON at Wood headquarters and also
G',,rnur luWd,u.s ruum- tt bis h1t'.
\ r ll,rt rru,ull committeeman
from koutuoky who cast thr k.utu,ey
,ut, sulid f1r i.uWd,u on 900 hUi fhI inst
ballot predicted l.uNdrU would Ur
nominated S1turdly
'pu' thiur .r,ws u.sur'i beyond
doubt" etid II,u % UIl esther ur Low.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
wl ir Sclilrd TO-DAY

lrrl tpHil 'r u,t ..t tr ti Do
l,Wdvu header .Iu
The race. q % Boz. t,ii'.i I,.nur' MORN.
irF New ~. .rl I,rrthHl1 .,u
swing the uputa'i,u wherever t.,,
want % Co o..
q WIS stit GA .tlt,s fum ih' ~ 4
forces W'rr iHi .utiDl Goo th. y hr'
pmP w o. 1vum'ut ,'u' %"
o. rs.u fHra# N,r. tnr national 'Wr
of the Wopj crowd to prevent lbr uumi
nation "i Dat,ruur i.uWd'n.
FluHr header kuuN uf fHr NpHl fur
'ns guf uulersi,,sl Co. .., iu ua'1tiltinn
With auWr of thp I,husuH delegates
from tho northwest
Tall of Senator Hu,N Is ,nmprn
.Ii.t Hrnrf Hr1ln ,oiHUidrri with the sc.
Geo ~ ,urf.raur.f and carried with "
the Argument that b. NuYld have the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
IIooyer's T~I d Hive.

Herbert iloovers maximum strength
of the day was five votes. Philandcr e.
knoNs was two.
Governor Snroulo's top was ~ IL.
made uP NJ accossiuns L. his - ~ Penn.
Gylyania's rs which stood Htendily
through nll the fight.
II was difficult To understand the sud
den Adjournment after four ballots had
been taken AZ the end of the third bal.
lot the johnson forcca moved an adiour.
nmont and Insisted upo M rtll call af
tor the motion hnd bren defeated by VI.
We vocc votes The roll call showed the
delegates voting overwhelmingly to con.
tinue the halloting Toward the close II
the fourth ballot u was seen that wood
ana Lowden bath had made small gains
and that the Johnson vote would show
ltp first loss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

With thcsc scattering votes Hiram
Johnson still waH holding the balance
II p"wer his 40 a. votes alone. even II
rnni for either Wood 90 I.owd.n would
n"t hr sufficient tp nominate either.
ana there was not the slightest lndica.
ton of Johnson delegates descriing
,heir nominee
The four ballots saw various shifts
ant changes. With general declining
II the favorite son aud complimentary
vote. III" vote for Dr Nicholas Murray
tier of New York steadily dwlndlod
lniii ON the closing ballot II stood al 20.
l.owden forces took most of the acco,.
glon iroin New York. Twenty four votes
iron the Wisconsin east for la Folletl.
On three rucccssiyr ballots nmid hiss.g
aud cat calls Ia 220 nt "a. closing II
was the first convention IN years nt
which la Toilette himself had not aI,.
nQnpatI "a "a
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-14
TENN. SENATE VOTES
 RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 1S.-The Ten nessee senate today, by vote of 25 to 4, adopted the resolution providing for rat iflcation of the federal suffrage amend ment. Even the most optimistic of the suffrage forces were surprised at the large majority. Seventeen votes were neces- sary, but most polls had listed from 20 to 22 as favorable and the high water mark was set at 24
 The suffragists, certain of ratification by the senate, have proceeded from the beginning of the legislative session with the expectation that the real fight would be in the lower house, and the senate vote had hardly been announced before the workers were redoubling efforts to secure favorable action by the representatives. The house adjourned today until Mon day afternoon at ? o'clock without refer ence to suffrage, but it was stated later the committee to which the resolution was referred would meet Monday night to con- slider it. There was no indication what action would be taken but in connection 1 with rumors that the opposition might | attempt to bury it in committee it was recalled an effort of suffragists to force a report today was defeated last night by a vote of 8 to 6, with four members ab- sent.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-14
COX TO MAKE TWO ADDRESSES
 AT WHEELING, ". VA. TODAY

Columbus Ohio, Aug 13-Goverunor CeX Tn two addresses tomorrow at Wheeling, w. Va, plans his first visor- ous assault upon the republican strong hold
 My straightjacket is off" the govern or declared tonight in giving an indica- ton Uf the tenor of his Wheeling speeches the reference being to the linn nations upon his rmarks up to the time Of his acceptance of the democratic presidential nominatio
 The general political issues of the campaign, Governor Cox added, will be discussed, not only at Wheeling tomor- TOW, but in all future speeches of his travels.
 His Wheeling engagement calls for an address to the West Virginia democratic convention about two o'clock and a pub llc address in the evening on the river bank 7-
 Governor Cox today expressed grati- fication over the adoption by the Ten nessee senate of the woman suffrage ratification resolution. He declined for nal comment and also would not dis cuss the statement of Chairman White of the democratic national committee that the campaign would not include a beer and light wine" issue.
 Senator Owen of Oklahoma, candi- date for the presidential nomination at San Francisco, and close friend of William J. Bryan, will confer with Gov ernor Cox here next Sunday or Monday.
 Senator Harriso of the democI atie speakers bureau, advised Governor Cox of a change in the candidates itinerary late this month. 4 night address sched- uled at Pittsburgh on August 27 was advanced to August 26, and the gover- nor's New Haven engagement, set foI the night of August 2S after his New York address, was fixed for August 27.