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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-16

Miss Emma Warren has returned
to her home in Durham, N. C. afte,
pleasant visit to her aunt Mrs. H.
M. Warren on South Main Street.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-16

Mr.. Jake Brewer spent Sunday very
pleasantly in Fitzgerald with friends.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Taylor and
two daughters Glennie and Nettie and
son James returned home Friday af-
ter visiting relatives and friends in
Macon.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-16

Mr.. J. W. Greenawalt returned
this morning from Decatur where he
spent the weekend very pleasantly
with his family.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Mathis and
children will leave tonight for an ex-
tended visit to Texas and other points
in the West.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Pryor and
children of Douglas spent Sunday
very pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G.. Pryor Sr.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-16

Dead, 1T kills EN-, Haile's Fly
Knocker and Insecticide. Flies, Mos
qultoes, Ants, Reaches, Bed Bugs,
Ask your grocer If
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson and
Mrs. T. J. Griffin have returned from
a delightful motor trip to points in
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor and
two daughters G1ennie and Nettie and
son James returned home Friday af-
ter visiting relatives and friends in
Macon.
Mrs. James L. McCarty and daugh-
ter Miss Elizabeth have returned from
a most enjoyable stay of two weeks
at Macon and Indian Springs.
Enjoy peaceful slumbers and mid
summer dreams, just little spray of
Halle's Fly-Knocker and Insecticide.
Mr.; Mosquitoes are dead. Will not
stain. Ask your grocer. If
Miss Geraldine Weaver IF Atlanta
is the lovely guest of her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Owen
on South Main Street.
= Miss Leila Hall is visiting friends
in Atlanta this week.
Bring US your Eggs and Chickens.
W1ll pay highest market prices Will
N n0% No.
Mr.. Jake Brewer spent Sunday very
pleasantly in Fitzgerald with friends.
Mrs. E. l.. Hanger and daughter
and son Miss Mildred Hanger and
Master John Hanger left this morn
ing to spend two weeks in Waynes-
vile, N. c. Miss Irene Jones will
join them in Atlanta.
Fancy groceries at right prices at
the City Market. Phone 564.
Col. and Mrs. Alex J. Mcdonald
and children are moving this week
into their lovely new home on Roam
oke Drive facing South Main Street.
Miss Irene Jones is spending few
days in Atlanta the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. George E. King.
Get rid of those Ants. Haile's Fly
Knocker and Insecticide kills 'em." If
Miss Emma Warren has returned
to her home in Durham, N. c. afte,
a pleasant visit to her aunt Mrs. H.
M. Warren on South Main Street.
Mr.. ]. w. Greenawa1t returned
this morning from Decatur where he
spent the weekend very pleasantly
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Pryor and
children of Douglas spent Sunday
very pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G.. Pryor SIR.
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-16
MISS HAMRIcK IS HoNoRED

fifteen guests were present
, 1920-07-13
'TELEGRAMS.'
s rCRN'V STATION.

80 ~f"N 9IAIlON.
opa JuIy 9th; y ; ueIeg"leS
Slgneu ! I'D . 7 = ms 'lot"lnS an
agT31ja7nl ac1ePu tne Terms ol lne
AIlleS noe rela5'Ve 70 disarmament,
presented YESTERDAY ms acton was
laNeh unuer proves oy inc German Re-
preSentaSlYeH Inc AI'eS noe, WnIch
amounted virluaiIy 70 an uIlllIlalul1,
uellahueo INA e.0erilahs accept the
IerthS presented oy noon Iooay' ana
SIIpuiateo NAT IN lne eVent % me ger
, 1920-07-13
publications..

IT is hereby brought to public no.
L tice that the Government has, this
date, authorized Rev. WALDEMAR
IVAN RUTAN to perform civil
religious functions IN the Municipal
ity OF St. CroiX,
Government of the Virgin Islands Of
the United States St. Thomas 3 JoIy
1920.
&C.. TIMMONS.
Government Secretary.
, 1920-07-13

lJtIlilo, II DGlllS SdlQ lilu& taIlGI w lSG lIle
Germans might nor be able to continue
the conference.
London. July 9th. The Council of the
League of Nations met In private SEES
sion In St. James Palace today with re-
"5er4nch 10 -l4 tlll,9 ot the Aiand Is
lands.
Washington, July 9th Hearings in
deportation proceedings against Ludwig
C.A.h. Martens, Soviet agent in the Uni
ted States, have been postponed.
London. July 9th Lord ileWar when
leaving Tor the Americas Cup races
made the interesting revelation hat Sir
Thomas Upton has made provision in
his VIII for the struggle for the cup to be
continued il he did not succeed in resror-
ing the trophy to England.
New York, July 9th. The inauguration
of a campaign for a Federal Constitu
tionai amendment making divorce I'M
possible in the United States was announc-
ed to-day 10y the Rev. III. Walter GWynn&,
General Secretary Of the Society for the
u%ph0lding OF the s~anctlty of marriage.
A vigorous propaganda Will be ,arrled
on, said DR.. GWynne, 10 extend the mem
bership Of the organization to every
Christian denomination in the United
States and ministers Ct every creed will
UG uFS6u ~ IGJuSG " pCi lOl az TIC lIldI-
riage ceremony for any person that has
been divorced.
New YORK. July 6rh 1920
Flour, Blended ClearsHt Lawrence brand
pr orl. $3.50
Meal. Kindred yer 800 TBS S4.3G
New Season 5 Iork par brI. $500
Heavy Mess 2orh pei Dol. $500
Sugar--Crysrals maximum peg 100 lbs
@I8. SO.
Molasses Sugar 89o test, no quotation.
Cotton, Middiing Upland, at liverpool
per b. Is I2-l00d.
Exchange, New York and London, so
days sight SO, 898
Exchange New York and London, sight
1894
LONDON. July 6th 1920.
Sugar, Demerara Crystals, Govt. con
trolled price for ely Duty paid per
cwt. 146s. 50.
Sugar-Demerara Crystals, free Of Govt.
%control) duty ~paidEper cWt. 1865. OF.
Moscovado Govt. controlled price for
July duty paid 141s. Cd.
Moscovado free Of Govt. control duty
paid 110s. Cd. 120s. Cd.
Sugar Muscovado, Gree of Govt. control
price for July duty paid per cwt. 1905. Cd
German Beet 1920 sob. no sales
White Java sugal .ecif Unite0 Kingdom
, 1920-07-13

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The CURB MARKET

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The Washington times., 1920-04-30
LIBERTY BONDS.

Quotations furnished by W. +. Hibbs
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
ToDhY'S SALES.

AiAcf call
Capital Traction, i2dSI a,
Lanston. 5asOA. 5GsOh.
Washington Gas. lOdI5. 25a45,
Jq45.
Capital Traction. 4qsTh. ....
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, lO4isH.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

made an e2toriiOnsts pr0nt. even az
tho agreed pTtcc OF ~ cents" Dniteo
states Attorney ifenry Mooney, "
New Orleans. testified before q House
committee investigating the sugsr
situstiOn today
Didn't some Of them make a hand
some pr0ht?" Chairman Husted Of the
committee asked.
II neSCr heard Of IL, II they did"
Mooney replied.
seventeen cents WAS a preSumptive
fair price for the 1920 crop. but II
any grower had made an eXorbitsnt
profit on that price ! said then, and
l have said since, that l would prose
cute. ! did pot prosecute. however.
and / do not expect 10. because no
man in Louisis ma has sold At IL or -
cents and made an enormous prort
that 1 have heard Of"
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
Pursuant to Resolution Adopted
at a Meeting of the Republican
National Committee, held in the
City of Washington, on Decem-
Der 10, 1919, Reading as Follows:

"BE 1T RESOLVED. That the delegates from Alaska,
Hawaii Porto Rico. the Philippine Islands the Dis
tret OF Columbia shall be selected in such and
under such rules be adopted BY the respective
Republican Central Committee, governing committee
by whatever known, in and for respective
Of representation.
THAT such respective committees hereby author
lied to designate the tAe place selection
election Of the delegates and afternaes to the Re-
publican Convention from such representation not
inconsistent with the rules adopted by National
venon inconsistent the call for that con-
vention
"That the said respective committees, through
respective chaimen and secretaries authorized to
issue the necessary certificate of election
"AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That said re-
spective committees hereby authorized provide
method for nominating the member of the Republican
National Committee represent said units representa-
ton issue the necessary certificates through their
respective chairmen and secretaries"
AND WHEREAS the call for the Republican National
Convention of 1920, provides follows
'oThe election of delegates alternates from Alas
ka, Hawaii Porto Rico, the Philippine Islands and the
of Columbia shall be held of
respective recognized Republican Committee
governing committee therein in conformity with the
resolution this date adopted by the National Committee
copies of which resolution will be furnished the
erning the Republican party each of such
untes of representation by the Secretary National
Committee
"A delegates elected not earlier
than thirty days after the date of this call
than thirty days before the date meeting of said
Republican National Convention unless otherwise provided
by tho Laws of tho Statc;n ,b;c
"The Secretary of the Republican National Commit
is directed to promugate this call by sending a copy
thereof to the member of the National Committee from
each State, Territory, Territorial possession
of Columbia. and to incose Herewith copies of the
call the Chairman and Secretary State Central
Committee governing committee Of the party therein
to be forwarded to said Chairman and Secretary
member of the National Committee"
AND WHEREAS tho Secretary Of the repub,cs, x,ir,,
December r caIhr
Chairman in and for the Dis
trc of Columbia of the foregoing
81 am sending this to you as Chairman Of tho
instruction and action"
Republican National Committee December
Edward F. coladay National Committeeman
Columbia.
stated as follows:
I'm 'Sord1"c" eco dCs, ,%e" ., wi n a." s%"%"s 70" ,hoo
md to be 10 and
taryo O Committee"
William 7. Gaihc Chairman
Secretary Of the Republican state Committee and
Columbia each OF
the
regular OF Rcpublan State
Columbia held TUESDAY April 20
Republican stat" Committee. ,32G
by
before T.
hcma
Ropubican n Of
OF of
duly elected held
of or the
Of
Of tho Of ccng delegates and
he he
OF Juno s. 1920
havi and
columbia,
Republican
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

.srhe problem Of iii~Eitinasey - a
Mig ese. sst the sais.siosists arr
t..LIInE "a as usual from the angbs
OF practical skarIryr VIZ
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
FINANCIAL
Safeguarding the
Safest Investment

Il 10 . SsnsrAily recognized Fact ts,'
erst .aortssses are the safest iDssstlnsa'
eur new booklet telling Of the nsnz edo.
guards ws have placed sy"und ouH frs'
mort gage siI per cent not~,, which We ~.
which constitute the chief reasons for ep'
record OF nifty yssn ~ithoot ioss 20 q
Investor.
SWARTZELL., RHEEM &
HENSEY CO.,
721 18th 81. N. W.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
PROSECUTOR IN DARK
ON BIG SUGAR PROFITS
IRseslvsd ~ W. n Riees q

Louisiana sugar producers would
have been prosecuted if they had
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
H0WAT SAYS MORE
MINERS To STRIKE
SAYS TIM MIN WILL QIIT WORK
~ PROTEST To FINES FOR
ItAE DN WEEK

ptTrsBl'RG kius, July 20. - IN
.t.tus that between 1900 and 200n
mIr,ts iu District o. United Min
Nus,rs ~ Am'rica. have quit their
jobs 1s o. protest tu fines levied for oh.
serving uNrdtN wvrk. II was pre-
d.Df.d tonight by Alexander Howut
p..I.rt of the district, that the mum.
h.r would reach siN thousand boy IN"
mIHil, eft fhp v,tk.
According tu NJ iIUwIt. many min'
,r. will drft into other lines of work.
.rI .#u, N.l ro a. other fields The
present situation WIS cited by Mr..
tiUwIf 90 uur Boo which Governor Allen
fH.Id enforce 90, Industrial court hw
"G,.,Iuar Allen. Attorney General
n.Uaus .rd The industrial court MEM.
I... Irr invited down here, be- said.
.f. .,. if the, ,iu u' 10, men O. g.
ffu fH wuik'
G,Hrfe iu.h1ri.uu. commissioner ~
fF. Interstate CDd Op'ntyrs associa
U.. tonight mtdo public Telegram
.#" "a H.. s johnson. r'ir'-eutativ'
,f fr. OPERATORS at "a conference with
John f.,wif international prcsidsnt II
fH, lru,d Mine WWkcrs. stating that
President Lewis had decided that IN,
miHu- lu Observing the weekly holi
dil. vyr- duing so In violation of ths
lau. aul would b, notified to return &
r.fuu to work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
SANDY HOOK. y. T.. July 2G.--Tlir
twenty-five mile SANDY Hook gale that
drove drfcnd.r l,csulutc aud her Brit
ish challenger, Shnmrock ~. back tn
shelter last Saturday, r~eri into re'
tir.mcrt to-day taking all the littic
SANDY Hook Sephyrs with II. and ~"
nth aud decisive race Tor the Amer
cas- cup was called uff after the con.
i.udprf had wnlloWrd along four and q
hall hours In very brocs,lcss sea.
The third attempt 10 run the race
that viii settle i120's yachting ~
prcmacy will be- made tomorrow.
The course will be- ~" same thnt tho
riynlf tried Ia cover today--li miles -
windward aud n miles tu lc.ward
Although their inyoritc failed to VIII
today. Rcsolute's supporters took great
comfor, IN the fac, that she was lead
ng the challenger by about two miles
when the match was declared off.
Measured IN actual progress toward
he inraway stake IN the prevailing
Wind. thf meant about AN hours sil'
ng. for the defender had consumed 4
rifle more than four aud "a half hours
IN covering nine miles of the course.
Both yachts. however. had covered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
DISTRESS MEETING Of CHAMBER Of
COMMERCE TOBE HELD HERE TODAY;
ACTION NEEDED NOW, SAYS ST|NNETT

Commercial urganiglti0n viii send rep.
rCs,utatiVrH. aud that county officials
and other citizens viii come also. To-
the end that We may see the largest
and most representative gathering ~
ihn k,nd ever witnessed IN Amarillo q"
some of the counties of the pnnhau.
dlo. the letter goes on to say. have done
their part. and are ready to de- their
part again. aud other counties listed
amung the hi., hvueit,iarics have done
nothing further than tu send rrprcs.u.
iniiVcs to the meetings and iist their
needs. and afterwards derive IN, assist
ancc aud relief sought.
II takes money to carry nn thc work
~ the Panhandle Plains Chamber -
commerce. President Siinnett siid Mon
day. and u ~ The puiposc uf tn,ln, r.
c'nicrt nee to make provisions fnr
the necessary funds and alsa dia,ris,
the ear shortage situation na " stiii -
isls. There ate not Yet enough cats
io remove the grain n ~ said though
many of the promised ears are expected
this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
SIX DESTROYERS
SEIZE FUEL OIL
NAVY REFUSES TO PAY PRICE
ASKED ny COMPANY, AND
COMMANDERS SUPPLY


SAN FRANCISCO. July - - SIX
United States dcstroyers drew up ~
he lulding plant oi the Associated Oil
Company. In this city, today. with or
inrs a. commander the plant AMI
'rizc 500 Goa gallons of fuel oil fur their
lwn use. following q contest over the
price uf the fuel between the navy AMI
he company u wus reported that tho
demands of the navy were not resisted
and that loading started Immediately.
Navy authorities announced they
were taking the uil at the nnyy's own
price II SIZE barrel. The Oh com
pluV was told to resort to court action
II % wished tu obtain ~ own prices.
which ranged around g.
The commanders 0t the vessels wor"
ordered io usr Ill means within th"
nlvN's power tu obtain the uil when
the vessels nrr'h,d ~ the cumpiuy's
wharf. the company after q brief par
icy. connected th, vessels with Tho
tanks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27

ny Associated Press
CHICAGO. Ialy %. - Two bandits
and two express paymastrrs were shot
'u, uf the latter probably fatally. and
So oup stolen in two DARING payroll
tuhh,ri,' un the west sid, within TWEEN
ty inmates this evening. Til, bandits
escaped
Euiirl On The day. two young men
who have been holding up branches II
H chain rru,,ry store system. per.
p,tr.t.d their fifteenth robbery IN q
muuth escaping With $50
il,, bandits iu touring car fought
With three express company mcss,n.
r,f iu the heart a q dcus'lv popu.
lated west side. and escaped with SO.
OOu after tWu uf their uumh,r had
h,,n wounded.
Mon, than fifty shots were ~.
changed in the fight while 2oo pedcs.
trians and employees in factory looked
on
George Hluhrock. one of the express
iaymasiers. was shot through the hcad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
FINAL RACE BETWEEN SHAMROCK AND
RE.SOLUTE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP MAY BE
RUN TODAY If BREEZE STRONG ENOUGH

considerably more actual distance than
uinc milrs. for immediately after the
rtmt Captain charles Francis Adams,
~ of Resoluta and Captain William
g. burton. ni shamrock, got into .
iuffirg inateh that took them far from
tho course aud well IN to the Jersey
ah1rr when they finally came about
after ~ hour aud twenty minutes ~
FALLING. which carried them only a short
distance. Rcsolutc had picked up the
81 Hrcumd lead shamrock took nt the
start, and soon passed the green chat.
lcngvr
Bul the breath of wind that hnd
given the committee sufficient hope Ia
start the race had died out by this
time. and the sloops fairly drifted until
tho match was declared off
Todny's WAS the second meet of the
series to l., called of because neither
boat was able 10 finish within the a..
iottcd six hours.
The other mo race" start was on
iuly H. and ended with Resoluic five
miles ahead of the challenger.
Gentle and variable winds. with fair
weather. was the weather bureau pre-
dictiun tonight for tomorrow's yach,
race.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
COOLIDGE WILL Be
NOTIFIED Of c. D. P.
NOMINATION TODAY
FORaAL CEREMONIES WILL M
HELD FOR vICE.PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE.
MANY LEADERS EXPECTED
j. Henry Oraback of Connecticut
Heads neutrality-suspicious.
Upon Subject Matter of
Acceptance Speech.

nv Associated PfrAs
NORTHAMPTON. Mass. July 60
Republican party leaders who consti.
tutcd an advance guard ~ the hoS,.cX
pccted. had gathered here tonight In
preparation for the ceremonies tOmOr'
row when Governor Calvin Coolidge
viii b" formally notified of his nomina.
iion for Vicolprcsidont.
Members uf the notification commit.
tec headed by \ Henry Orahack ~
Connecticut several national commit
tcemen. leaders prominent IN state
party councils and original Coolidge
mon ARRIVED during IN" dnv.
Speculation M tu the character of
Governor Coolidgc's nddtoss OF accept
hnco wns directed tonight toward the
position h. would take on the League
Il Nations and the relative impurtnnc'
he would assign to his treatment ~
party politics To foreign affairs ns com
uRred with dnmortir imuuf IN the pc
rlod 81 rocoprtruction. II was taken
for granted that hr would follow
broadly at least. the party platform
and Senator Hnrding's address accent,
ng the presidential nomination The
city with IT, office buildings and IT,
residences decorated with flags and
bunting. with pictures uf it, candidat,
under the slogan Law and order
prominently displayed In hundreds Of
windows and with It's Ciuhr maintaining
open house gave evidence of its inton
tion to do its full part In It's tribute L,
IT. mort distinguished citizen.
The one place which did not reflect
the general air n suppressed excite
mcnt was the Coolidge home. situate,
on quiet street near Smith College
There Governor and Mrs. Coolidge oc
cuplcd themselves quietly with or
iangcmrnis Tor notification day
During the afternoon John G., Cool
idgc. the governors father nrrlyc'
from his home al Plymouth. Vermont
The program will officially open viii
u meeting of the notification commit
tee at 1890 o'clock.
The notification exercises will h,
held ~ Allen Field on the Smith Col
lege grounds NJ o'clock.
Michael X, Fitzgerald mayor ~
Northampton. who has Just arisen from
n sick bed viii deliver the address ~
welcome.
Governor Edwin y. Morrow of Ken
lucky will deliver the notification ad
dress. to which Governor Cunlidgr vii
reply.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
POTTER'S RETURNS Will.
IN CANNAsSED SATURDAY.

The returns ~ Saturdays primary
election In Peter county viii be- can.
vassed by the Potter County Demo.
cratic Executive committee at its
meeting tu be- held IN the county court
room NJ the court house. Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. following which
official announcement of the complete
returns viii br made. County Chairman
". J. u. jackson said yesterday.
Complete but unofficial returns glS .
Robert L.. Thomason plurality ~
ight votes over Fat NJ. Neff IN the
governors race. the vote being Cs9 AMI
Gsl, respectively J. w Bailey follow.
I'd, close third. with AZ votes. and
o. r. Looncy last. with 10.
For lieutenant. governor, Lynch.
Davidson led with G2g votes nnd w.
\ Johnson who was second received
$50. Others were. J. W. Culp, 1870:
u. r. Humphreys 1856. J. g. McNealus
-. and W T. Pace 81.
Complete returns IN this county givo
". ~ Childors n majority of 22l votes
over Alex NJ. Mood for district attor.
rev Mr. Chllders claims a total ma.
rity In the distrlc, 81 GOO or more. ha
claiming majority of - votes In Ian.
d1ll county. and 1896 IN Armstrong
county. the latter being incomplete.
Ncports from Donloy county last night
"e Chldcrs q irad of 20 votes there.
'lthough they had not announced ~
,1ndidai"s n l.. Neusch was elected
commissioner from Precinct No 2. Jack
Han In Precinct No. 3. and &. 4. wey
mouth in Precinct No. T. W. ".
Lynch who ran for commissioner IN
Precinct M. I, was elected without op.
position.
The total vote pollcd In the go,'
.rnor's race was t07, and the higheH,
vote received hy any one candidate was
1919. that II !. L. shea. candidate ~
ruccr"d himself as county treasurer. In
dicnting that ~ least five voters IN
Potter county scratched all candidates
in the guhcrnatorinl contest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
cox WORKING UPON
ACCEPTANCE TALK
NUMEROUS VISITORS INTERRUPT
ACTIVITIES or DEMOCRATIC
STANDARD BfARER
By Associated Pres,.

by Associated fffas
DAYTON Ohio. July 20. - Governor
Cox made considerable progress TO-DAY
ON his address for August Z. accepting
the Democratic presidential nomination.
The governor found however, that no
was unable TO carry out his plan for
locking himself In his library 90
work on the speech. But between sew
eral visitors. the candidate put In solnc
good lickH ON the hurried drafting job.
The address. the governor said. will
be lust long enough to tell the story"
but because Of Its embryonic stage. he
could make no definite predictions ~
10 the length He IN 20 send Il In In
atallments. aE the subjects are COM
pleted. to his newspaper office here Tor
composition. and then promised 20 vuso
the blue pencil vigorously" on proofs.
to eliminate every unnecessary word.
Between shifts on his address, tho kov-
crnor today conferred with Judge J. q.
Johnson. Of the Ohio supreme court.
who made the Cox nominating speech
at the san Francisco convention. It
was their first meeting since the con-
vention.
THE western people seem 20 realise
Governor Cox In one of them. IN their
ideals and aspirations" said Judge
Johnson. who toured the west en- routs
to his home at Springfield. 'srhey be-
lieve Governor Cox is for the people.
They refer 90 him as Jimmy like
THEODORE Roosevelt was called Teddy
1T indicates n strong feeling Of per.
sonal interest and regard. and I be-
lieve Governor Cox is the first prcsi.
dental candidate since Teddy whose
first nam" In being popularity and gen
orally used"