The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
BY GEORGE r.. HOLME
rsrAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N. sEVIc

BY GEORGE II. HOLMEt
rsTAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. sEYIcEl
CHICAGO. May 29-Gov. Hery J
Allen. of Kansas. who himsel Is eN-
nected to be q candidate. VII make
The nomination speech for Gel. Wood
az the Republican National ~oiventiou
il was announced here toda. Inc
generals nomination Will be seconded
from Colorado by c. J. MoyRhan. OF
Montrcse.
COMMANDED ssTH DIVISION
Gov. Allen will pay tribute TO Gen.
wood as a native SON" of Kansas. des-
pite the fact tina the ~geenraIis a New
Highlander, born and bred. Gen. Wood
Is a citizen Of the state of Kansas by
a special act Of the legislature He
s,~Fommanded the seth division OF the
Stional army 0ansas tro0psl until
~ eceipt of overseas orders. He was
Moved from command on the eve OF
FALLING.
= There has been a general n~arshalling
'sfsthe Wood forces in Chicago for the
last "A hours. Whether by accident or
in response to dehnit orders. most of
the leaders in the Wood movement
have begun to drift in and it is ex-
pected that there will be q conference
here tomorrow or Monday.
There is a distinct feeling and many
rumors along presidential row" that
something is going TO happen in the
Wood camp.
SOMETHING MAY HAPPEN
The patched up" peace between
Frank Hitchcock. the political advis-
e." n Col. VIM. Cooper Proctor the
&lisslmo Of the campaign. which
40 -fected at New York some weeks
Is ~resnetsd .reepo-q ~a7out played
~ hse1f out.
Hitchcock arrivllcaso YES
terday. He did viewer 'S.e
Wood general he's althoush
CHARTERED in the Il. ne even
asked reporters qua
were located.
Hitchcock wouomment olr-
ectly on the re.reak' saying
with his usual stat ne never
talked for puhiicfhe story was
denied, however. wood camp.
Matters may CT heao the mrs.
of the week. cor is expected
back from Was To-Day Or u
morrow. One clings which IS
reported 70 baved the relations
between Hitcbc, Proctor was
Hitchcocks tespefore the SER
ate COMMITTEE ;,ngton in which
he took a roundap at the Wood
handlers bv "a, did not believe
In large temperatures.
CAUSES GOSSIP
Senator G~eorMoses' manage
Of the Southerion or the WOOD
movement is at Wood head
quarters here a. other lieuten-
ants are arrivf the general as
sembly OF Woilers Is the CHIEF
morsel OF gosag the row.
The movement in Chicago,
which has beers quietly along 10
spacious quart presidential row
is to be ENTHUSIASTICALLY, 1t was
announced todh the arrival OF a
New York coat Of Hoover sup
porters. Thell be headed by
George Barr \ of Hoovers
lieutenants inelief work.
AHooyERALD" COMING
Plans are pushed rapidly fol-
the publicatiehicago during the
convention oPover Herald" 1t Is
to be an eigSe newspaper devo-
ted exclusive the interests of tht
Nformer food sistrator. 1t will be
FA4ICQ DV J&N1SA%
Of a numberg Chicago dailies.
An effort ng made to persuade
Mr.. Hoovereif to be in Chicago
III during the alton. but it is doubt
r. full OF succ,John F. Lucey nat
~ 6ional campaianager, is due to ar
gf rive here fSew York next week
md MEN ARRIVE
Two proK members OF the Ind
lana deIar.are among the latesi
arrivals image. former Senator
Albert J.. Tdge. who is mentioned
as a possfermanent chairman O
the convenand Joseph b. Healing
who is a cate for national commit.
Amtn.
49, 4e Gates for nomination.
KealiwiIl enter a free and un'
tuctedention and the man VIII,
s mus the man who best dem
strates ability to win next No
nv ember."
- BOODR SECOND PLACE
The frSm for the vice presidenc,
opened today in the interests c
samuel As. of New Jersey. win
frankly at want the nrsl piac'
position, is DESTROYS Of the second
Posters e their appearance aion.
Michigae., bearing the pictures @
illustrionembers of the Adams fam
lily, frophn down. Adams is sal,
70 be acct descendant Of the Mas
sachuseAdanses.