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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-02
BOTH BALLOT

Alabama-UnderwOOG 24. Arizona-J. w. Davis 1; McAdoo 31a; Underwood IF.
 Arkansas-Robinson IS.
 California; 26. Standardization i Smith 8; J. W. Davis 4 Underwood 1.
 onnecticut-Smith 12; McAdoo 2 Delaware-Saulsbury 6.
 Florida--McAdoo II Smith 1. . Georgia-McAdoo 28. Idaho-McAdoo 8. - Illinois-Smith IS; Cox 10; Governor Davis @; Robinson 2; Bryan 2; J. w. Davis 4, McAdoo 13,
 Indiana-Ralston 30.
 Iowa-McAdoo 26.
 Kansas-McAdoo 20.
 Kentucky-McAdoo 26. ,Louisiana-J. W. Davis 20. Maine-McAdoo 2; Smith A; Un- derwood 519.
 Maryland-Ritchie 16.
 Massachusetts-May Dever, Chi cago F McAdoO 21s Smith 33. Michigan-Walsh 2; Cox 1 J. W. Davis 5 McAdoo 1115; Smith 1Oh. Minnesota-Co 1 J. W. Davis 2; Robinson 1 f; McAdoo 5; Smith 16. Mississippi-J. w. Davis 20. Missouri-J. w. Davis 36. Montana-McAdoo ' Smith 1. Nebraska-McAdoo B.; Smith 1 !; Bryan 9; Senator Gilbert Hitchcock of Omaha 1. Neveda-McAdoO 6.
 New Hampshire-Walsh G; Smith ; McAdoo' 1.
 New Jersey-Smith 2S.
 New Mexico-McAdOo 6.
 New York-Smith 90.
 North Carolina-McAdoo "A. North Dakota-McAdoo 5; Smith 4 i; J. w. Davis l.
 OhiO-Cox AS.
 Oklahoma-McAdoo 20.
 Oregon-McAdoo 10.
 Pennsylvania-GoYernor Davis 1; Newton Baker Ritehie 15h; Under wood 31s; J. W. Davis 5 McAdoo 251s; Smith 3815.
 Rhode Islapd--Smith 10. South Carolina--McAdoo IS. South DakOta-McAdoO g.; Glass 1. Tennessee-McAdoo 24.
 Texas-McAdoo 40.
 Utah-McAdoo s.
 Vermont-McAdoo Smith z. Virsinis--Glass 24
 Washington--McAdoo IA. West VirginiaJ. ". Davis 16. E Wisconsin-Smith g, AfcAdoo 8. Wyoming Underwood 6. Alaska--Smith 3 Underwood 2 {; Me. Adoo 1.
 Districtpf Columbia .AlcAdoo 6. Hawaii McAdoo 1 smith i; Un.
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28TH BALLOT

Alabama, 24-Underwood, 24.
 Arizona, 6-Underwood, 15; Robin ; son, 1; McAdoo, 31a. Jsss Arkansas, 18-Robinson, IS. s4eh California, 26 ;-McAdoo, %. Colorado, 12-McAdoo, Az; Smith, 3; Underwood, 1 i; Davis of West Vir-. ginia, 31a. ase Connecticut, 1i-Smith, 12; Me; Adoo, ?. "a. Delaware. G-Saulsbury, 6. Florida, 12-McAdoo, 10; Smith, +: Ralston, 1. -. Georgia, 2S-McAdoo, 2s. .s@, Idaho, 8-McAdoo, 8. ..-,.. .. Illinois, 58-Smith, IS; Cox, 10; Mo. :.
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PEST BALLOT

Alabama-Underwood, 24.
 ArizOna--Davis, 1; Underwood, 115 McAdoo, 37a.
 Arkansas-Robinson, IS. California--McAdoo, 26.
 Colorado-McAdoo, Al; J. w. Da. wis, 315 Smith, 8, Underwood, 1. Connecticut-Smith, 12: McAdoo 2. Delaware-Saulsbury 6.
 Florida-McAdoo, Il; Smith, 1. Georgia--McAdoo, 2S.
 Idaho-McAdoo, 8.
 Illinois-Smith, 18; McAdoo, 13; Cox, 10; Governor Davis, 4; Sauls. bury, G.; J. W. Davis, 4; Robinson 8.
 Indiana-Ralston, 30.
 Iowa-McAdoo, %.
 Kansas--McAdoo, 20.
 Kentucky--McAdoo, 26.
 Louisiana--J. W. Davis. 20. Maine--McAdoo, 2; Smith, Az Underwood, 5h.
 Maryland-Ritchie, 16.
 Massachusetts-Mrs. Carol Miller of Pennsylvania, 1a; McAdoo, 21a; Smith Michigan-Cox, 1; Davis, "A; Mo. Adoo, II Robinson, 1016. 1S d. W. OdVlSs C Robinson, |; McAdoo, 5; Smith. IS. Mississippi--J. W. Davis, 20. Missouri--J. W. Davis, 36. Montana-McAdoo, z; Smith, 1. Eebraska-McAdoo, 12; Smith, 1; Davis, 1; Walsh, 1 not voting 1. Nevada-McAdoo, G..
 New Hampshire-Smith 1 i; McAdoo 1; Walsh, 6.
 New Jersey-Smith, 2S.
 New Mexico-McAdoo, 6.
 New York-Smith, 90.
 North CarOlina-McAdoo, A. North Dnkota--McAdoo, 5; Smith 4; J. ". Davis, 1.
 Ohio-Cox, 4S.
 Oklahoma-McAdoo, 20.
 OregOn---McAdoo, 10.
 Pennsylvania-7-Governor Davis, 1; Baker, '; Ritchie, 1hs Underwood 1h; J. ". Davit, s; .McAdoo, 251a Rhode 1sland-Smith, 10.
 South Carolina--McAdoo, IS. South Dakota-McAdoo, g.; Walsh, 1.
 Tennessee-McAdoo, 24.
 Texas--McAdoo, 40.
 Utah-McAdoo, 8.
 Vermont--McAdoo, 1; Smith, z. VirEinia--Glass, 24.
 Washington--McAdoo, 14.
 West Xirginia-J. W. Davis, 16. Wisconsin--Smith, 23; McAdoo, g. Wyoming-Underwood, 6.
 Alaska-Snith, 3; Underwood, 2; McAdoo, 1.
 District of Columbia McAdoo, 6. Hawaii-McAdoo, 1 Smith, 1 Un. derwood, 1; J. w. Davis. 8. Philippines -McAdoo, 8; Smith, 3. Porto RicoxUnderwood, 1; l. W E Canal Zone-AIcAdoo, 6.
 Total vote, 1,O97, --One not voting Smit6s 28S; blcAdoo, 439; J, W. Da. xis, ,125; naderwood, 451a Glass, 24 Ralston, 30s Robinson, 321s Cox, 60 Walsh, q; Ritchie, 17h Governor Da, wis, 5; Saulsburt, 12; Mrs. Carol Mil ler,' h; Baker, l.
 official for Smith shows S071a.
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Arkansas-Robinson, IS.
 California--McAdoo, 26.
 Colorado-McAdoo, 4; J. W. Davis, 4 Smith, B; Underwood, 1. Conneeticut-Smith, 12: McAdoo, 2. Delaware-Sau 6. Florida-McAdoo, 10; Smith, 1 Ralston, 1.
 Geofgia--McAdoo, 2S.
 Idaho-McAdoo, 8.
 Illinois-Smith, IS; Cox, 10; Me Adoo, IS; Governor Davis, 4 J. W. Davis, 4; Robinson, 4 Glass, 4 :; not voting, 1.
 Indiana-Ralston, 30. Iowa-MeAdoo, 20.
 Kansas-McAdoo, 20.
 Kentucky-McAdoo, 26.
 Louisiana-J. W. Davis. 20. Maine--McAdoo, 2; Smith, Az Un- dsrwood, 51a.
 Maryland-Ritchie, 16.
 Massachusetts-McAdoo, 21a Smith, 33h.
 Miehigan-J. W. Davis, 8; McAdoo, Il; Smith, II.
 Minnesota-Cox, 1; J. W. Davis, 2; Robinson, 1; McAdoo, 5; Smith, 15. Mississippi: J. w. Davis, 20. Missouri--J. W. Davis, 36 Montana-McAdoo,7 [; Smith, 1. Nebraska-McAdoo, 12; Smith, 1 $; Walsh, 2; J. W. Davis, 1.
 Nevada-McAdoo, 6.
 New Hampshire-Smith, 1; Walsh, z, New Jersey-Smith. 28. New Mexico-McAdoo, 6.
 New York-Smith, 90.
 North Carolina-McAdoo, 24. North Dakota-McAdoo, 8; Smith, 4; J. W. Davis, 1.
 Ohio-C6x, AS.
 Oklahoma-McAdoo, 20.
 Oregon-McAdoo, 10.
 Pennsylvania--Glass, | Governor Davis, 1; Ritchie, 115; Underwood 3A; J. W. Davis, 5; McAdoo, 251a ; Smith, 3s1a.
 Rhode Island Smith, 10.
 South Carolina-McAdoo, IS. South Dakota-McAdoo, g; Walsh, 1. Tennessee-McAdoo, 24.
 Texas-McAdoo, 40.
 Utah-McAdoo, 8.
 Vermont--Smith, z; McAdoo, 1. Virginia+Glas 24.
 Washington-McAdoo, 14.
 West Virginia-J. W. Davis, 16. Wisconsin-Smith, 23; McAdoo, 3. Wyoming-Walsh, 6.
 Alaska-Smith, 3; Underwood, 2; McAdoo, 1.
 District of Columbia-McAdoo,6 6. Hawaii-J. w. Davis, 3; McAdoo, 1 i; Smith, l Underwood, l. Philippines-McAdoo, 8; Smith, 8. Porto Rico-Underwood, 1; J. W. Davis, 5.
 Canal Zone-McAdoo, 6. Total votes--1097; Smith, 30S1a ; McAdoo, 4S61a; Davis, 126; Under wood,. 391a; Glass, 29; Ralston, 31 !; Robinson, 23; Cox. 59; Walsh, 16 Jonathan Davis, 5; Ritchie, 171a /; Salisbury, 6.
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I6TH BALLOT

'. 7. |, i.
 Alabama--Underw "A
 Arizena--J. w. Davis, J. Under
 bod 1115, McAdoo 31a.
 Arkansas-Robinso IS.
 California -McAdoo, 26.
 Colorado--McAdoo 4, Smith 3, J
 Davis 4, Underwood 1.
 Connecticut--McAdoo, q; Smith, z
 Delaware-Saulsbury, 6. 9Hs * Florida--McAdoo, 12.
 Georgia-M McAdoo, 2S. v
 Idaho-McAdoo, 8.
 Illinois--Smith, IS; Cox, 10; Gov.
 her Davis, 10; Governor Bryan, 2;
 w. Davis, 4 Governor Brown, 1 EcAdoo, 13. E E Indiana-Ralston, 30. # Iowa--McAdoo, 26.
 Kansas-McAdoo, 20. ~
 Kentucky-McAdo 26.
 Louisiana-J. W. Davis, 20.
 Maine McAdoo, 2; Smith, AZ; Un. erwood 511a. aseFE Maryland-Ritchie, 16..aa s}s 5 Massachusetts, Copeland McAdoo, 21a; Smith, B.
 Michisan--McAdoo, 1Sh; Smith, J. W. Davis, 8; Ralston, 1; Un. erwood, 1 Glass, 1; Cox, 1. :. 4 Minnesota-Cox, 1; J. W. Davis, 2; Robinson, |; McAdoo, 5; Smith, 15. Mississippi-Robinson 20. Missouri-McAdoo, 36. Montana-MeAdoo, z; Smith, l.. Nebraska-McAdoo, 4; Smith, 3; Governor Bryan, 9. Nevada.-McAdoo, 6. Fl b9 New Hampshire-Walsh, 1; Me, Adoo, 3; Governor Smith, 4. New Jersey-Smith, 2S, New Mexico-McAdoo, G.. New York-Smith, 90. North Carolina-McAdoo, 24. North Dakota--McAdoo, 5; Smith, E J. W. Davis, 1. ~ Ohio-Cox, AS. Okiahoma--McAdoo, 20. Oregon McAdoo, 10. hor Davis, 1; Ritchie, 1Aas1Under- Ivood, 355; J. W. Davis, 5; McAdoo, e515 Smith, 3s1z. 5rf
 Rhode Island-Smith, 10.
 South Carolina-McAdoo, IS.
 South Dakota-McAdoo, 10.
 Tennessee--McAdoo, 24.
 Texas--McAdoo, 40. sa
 Utah---McAdoo, 8. s7@a 's'
 Vermont-McAdoo, 1 i; Smith. z.
 Virginia-Glass, 24. -,
 Washington-McAdoo, IA.
 West Virginia-J. w. Davis, 16.
 Wisconsin-McAdoo, 8; Smith, g.
 Wyoming Robinson, G.. Alaska-TSmith, 3; Underwood, 2; 1.
 District of Columbia-McAdoo, 6.
 Hawaii--McAdoo, 1 Smith, i Un- ierwood, q; J. w. Davis, ?.
 Philippines-McAdoo, 8; Smith. 8.
 Porto Rico-J. W. Davis, 5; Under wood z. %~
 Canal Zone-McAdoo, 6.
 Total Votes, 1,09S-Smith. 305k ; McAdoo, AIS; Cox, GO; J. W. Davis, 33; Glass, 25; Ralston, 31; Robinson, a6; Underwood, 413; Walsh, 1; Brown, II: Ritchie, 17h; Governor Davis, Il; Salisbury, 6; Brown, |; F. M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-02
23RD BALLOT

Alabama, Underwood 24.
 Arizona, J. w. Davis 1 !; Underwood 1h; McAdoo 31a.
 Arkansas, Robinson 16.
 California, McAdoo 26. Colorado, McAdoo 4; Smith 3; J. W Davis 4 Underwood 1. J Connecticut, Smith 12; McAdoo 2.
 Delaware, Saulsbury 6.
 Florida, McAdeo 10; Smith i; Ral ston 1.
 Georgia, MeAdoo 2S.
 Idaho, McAdoe 8.
 Illinois, Cox 10; McAdoo 13; Gov ernor Davis 4; J. W. Davis 4 Robin son 4; Glass 5; Smith IS.
 Indiana, Ralston 30.
 Iowa, McAdoo %. Kansas, McAdoo 20.
 Kentucky, McAdoo %.
 Louisiana, J. w. Davis 20..
 Maine, McAdoo 2; Smith Az; Un derwood 5h.
 Maryland, Ritchie 16.
 Massachusetts, McAdoo 21a; SmitI 331a.
 Michigan, Cox 1; J. W. Davis 51a McAdoo 12; Ralston T.; Smith 1O1a Minnesota, Cox 1 i; Davis 1 {; McAdu, 4NODAhSOA 4Os
 Mississippi, J. w. Davis 20.
 Missouri, John W. Davis 36. Montana, McAdoo z; Smith 1. Walsh |; J. w. Davis 1. One no voting.
 Nevada, McAdoo 6.
 New Hampshire, Walsh z; Smith 1
 New Jersey, Smith g. | New Mexico, McAdoo 6. l New York, Smith 90. North Carolina, McAdoo A.
 North Dakota, McAdoo 6; Smith 4 J. W. Davis 1.
 Ohio, Cox 4S.
 Oklahoma, McAdoo 20.
 Oregon, McAdoo 10. Pennsylvania, Governor Davis 1 Glass l Ritchie IF; Underwood 31a J. W. Davis 5; McAdoo 2515; Smitl 38h. Rhode Island, Smith 10.
 South Carolina, McAdoo IS.
 South Dakota, McAdoo g; J. W Davis 1.
 Tennessee, McAdoo 24.
 Texas, McAdoo 40.
 Utah, McAdoo 8. Vermont, Smith q; McAdoo 1.
 Virginia, Glass 24. Washington, McAdoo IA. West Virginia, J. W. Davis 16. | Wisconsin, Smith B; McAdoo 3. Wyoming, J. w. Davis 6. Alaska, Smith 8; Underwood 2; Nc Adoo 1. District of Columbia, McAdoo 6. Hawaii, McAdoo 1 ; Smith 1; Under wood 1 J. W. Davis 3.
 Philippines, Smith 8: McAdoo 3.
 Porto Rico, J. w. Davis s; Under wood 1. Canal Zone, McAdoo 6.
 Total Vote 1,097. One Not Voting Smith 308; McAdoo 43S1a; J. W. Da wis 129h; Underwood 39h; Glass 30 Ralston 32; Robinson 23; Cox 60 Walsh g.; Ritchie 1715; Governor Da wis 5; Salisbury 6.
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derwood I; J.w. Davis 3.

defwood 1 i; J.W. Davis 3.
 Philippines-McAdoo 3; Smith 3.
 Porto Rico-J. W. Davis 5; Under. wood 1.
 Canal Zone-McAdoo 6.
 Total votes ,0eS-Smith, 30715; Me. Adoo, 432; Cox, 60; J. W. Davis, 122 Glass, 25; Ralston, 30; Robinson, 21 Underwood, 451a; Walsh, g.; Bryan, II; Ritchie, 17h; Governor Davis, 10 Saulsbury, 6; Mayor Dever, h Hitch. cock, Baker, 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-02
I7TH BALLOTs.

Alabama, Underwood 24...---gg1--. Arizona, Underwood 2iaH-AEeAdoo 31a. s.r5s Arkansas, Robinson IS. ss-c; - California, McAdoo 26. ,7-ss5s.s-..;:. .,.... .,s.. N Colorado, McAdoo 31a; Smith 3 ! J1 q W. Davis 4 Underwood ffsSss;:..- if 5.l-.ae Connecticut, McAdoo P ;sSmlth 22.t52 l Delaware, Salisbury 6. Florida, McAdoo 12. ef Georgia, McAdoo 28. ifJ 1si3ji Idaho, McAdoo 6. Rs.Ag Illinois, Smith IS; Cox 10; GoSernor Davis g; Robinson ?; Goyer1or Bryan 2; J, ". Davis 4 l; McAdoo f3. .,5 Indiana, Ralston 30. t Iowa, McAdoo 26. Kansas, McAdoo 20.
 Kentucky, McAdoo 26. Louisiana, J. w. Davis 20.
 Maine, McAdoo 2; Smith 415; Un- derwood 51a.
 Maryland, Ritchie 16. @--s- Massachusetts, Copeland 1a McAdOo 21a Smith B.
 Michigan, McAdoo 121a; Smith 111h; J. W. Davis 4 4 Cox 1.
 Minnesota, Cox 1; J. W. Davis 2 i; Robinson 1 McAdoo 5; Smith s15. Mississippi, Glass 20. Missouri, McAdoo 36.
 Montana, McAdoo z; Smith 1.
 Nebraska, McAdoo f Smith 3; Gov ernor Bryan g..
 Nevada, McAdoo G.. New Hampshire, Walsh 1; McAdoo 8 Smith 4.
 New Jersey, A;mith 2S. a. New Mexico, McAdoo 6. 2 New York, Smith 90.
 North Carolina, McAdoo "A.
 North Dakota, J. W. Davis 1; Me Adoo 5 Smith 4.
 Ohio, Cox AS.
 Oklahoma, McAdoo 20.
 Oregon, McAdoo 10.
 Pennsylvania, J. w. Davis. 5; Me Adoo 251s; Robinson |; Smith Ss19 i; Underwood S75; Governor Davis l i; Rhode Island, Smith 1O %Si South Carolina, McAdoo IS.
 South Dakota, McAdoo 10.
 Tennessee, McAdoo 24.
 Texas, McAdoo 40.
 Utah, McAdoo 8.
 Vermont, McAdoo 1; Smith z.
 Virginia, Glass 24.
 Washington, McAdoo IA.
 West Virginia, J. W. Davis 16.
 Wisconsin, Smith 23; McAdoo 3. Wyoming, Robinson 6. Alaska, Smith 3 Underwood ?; Me Adoo l.
 District of Columbia, McAdoo 6.
 Hawaii, McAdoo 1 {; Smith 1; Under wood 1 J. w. Davis 8. . Philippines, Smith 8; McAdoo 3. Porto Rico, J. w. Davis 5; Under wood 1.
 Canal Zone, McAdoo 6.
 Total Votes 1,09S-Smith SPA Me- Adoo 4711a Cox 60; J. W. Davis GA {; Glass A; Ralston 30; Robinson 28 i; Underwood Az; Walsh 1 Brown Il :; Ritchie 1712; Governor Davis 10; Copeland F |; Salisbury 6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-02
I9TH BALLOT

Alabama-Underwood, 24.
 Arizona-McAdoo, 3h; Underwood, l F; J. W. Davis, 1.
 Arkansas--Robinson, IS.
 alifornia--McAdoo, 26.
 Colorado-McAdoo, 51a; Smith, 8; J. W. Davis, 212; Underwood, 1. Connecticut-Smith, 12 McAdoo, 2. Delaware-Saulsbury, 6. Florida-McAdoo, II ;; Smith, 1. Georgia--McAdoo, 2S.
 Idaho-McAdoo, 8.
 Illinois-Smith, IS; McAdoo, IS; Cox, 10; Governor Davis, 8; J. w. Davis, 4; Robinson, ?; Bryan, 2; Cope land, 1.
 Indiana--Ralston, 30.
 Iowa--McAdoo, 20.
 Kansas--McAdoo, 20.
 Kentucky-McAdoo, 26.
 Louisiana-J. W. Davis, 20.
 Maine--McAdoo, 3; Smith, 415 Un- derwood, 515.
 Maryland-Ritchie, 16.
 Massachusetts--McAdoo, 20; Smith, Michigan-McAdoo, 121s; Smith, 9h; J. W. Davis, 5; Cox, 1; Walsh, ; Ralston, 1.
 Minnescta-Cox, 1; J. w. Davis, 2; Robinson, 1 McAdoo, 5; smith, 15. Mississippi--J. W. Davis, 20.
 Missouri--McAdoo, SC.
 Montana-McAdoo, z; Smith, 1. Nebraska-McAdoo, 5; Smith, 3; Governor Bryan, 8.
 Nevada-McAdoo, 6.
 New Hampshire-Walsh, 1 f; McAdoo, 3h Smith, 31a.
 New Jersey-Smith, 2S. New Mexico--McAdoo, 6. ]. New. Y York-Smith,. 90. -3e;3 North CArolina---McAdoo, PA North pakota--McAdoo, B; Smith, 4;-J, w. Davis, 1.
 Ohio--Cox 4S
 Oklahoma McAdoo, 2O. Oregonr-AdcAdoo, no
 Pehnsylvania x Governor Davis, Robinson, 1; Ritchie, 11s; Underwood 31s; J.. ". Davis, 5; McAdoo, 251a l; Smith, 3sAa.
 Rhode Island-Smitb, 10.
 South Carolina---McAdoO, IS.
 South Dakota---M McAdoo, 10.
 Tennessee-McAdoo, 24
 Texas--McAdoo, 40. Y .Utah--McAdoo, s.
 Vermont--McAdoo, l Smith, '. Virginia-Glass A.
 Washington-McAdoo, 14.
 West virginia--J. ". Davis, 16 Washington--McAdoo, 14.
 West Virginia-J. W. Davis, 16 Wisconsin-Smith, 23: McAdoo, 3. Wyoming-G Glass, 6.
 Alaska-Smith, 3; Underwood, 2i McAdoo, 1.
 Hawaii--McAdoO, 1; Smith, 1; Un- derwood, 1 !, J. w. Davis, 5.
 Philippines--McAddo, 8 ]; Smith, 8. Porto. Rico-J. W. Davis, 8; Under wood, 1. Canal Zone-McAdoo, 6. L Total votes, 1,O0S.--Smith. 31115 McAdoo, 474; Cox, 60; J. W. Davis S41a; Glass, 30; RalstOn, 81; Robin, son, 22; Underwood, 39h: Walsh 2; Bryan, 10; Ritchie, 171a; Governor Davis, g Salisbury, 6; Copeland, 1.
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Canal Zone. 6+McAdoo. 6.

Canal Zone, 6-McAdoo, 6.
 Total votes, 1097-Underwood 391a l; McAdoo. 415; Robinson, 23 Smith, 311A John W. Davis, 125: Ritchie, 171a; Cox, 59; Governor Davis, 5; Glass, 29 Ralston, 32; Salisbury, 6; Walsh, IA; Owen, 20.
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32; Robinson, 22; Underwood, 451a |; Walsh, 81a; Ritchie, 171a; Gov. John Davis, 6; Saulsbury, 12.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-02
26TH BALLOT

Alabama, 24-Underwood, 24.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-02
25TH BALLOT

Alabama-Underwood. 24.
 Arizona--J. W. Davis, 1; McAdoo S1a Underwood, 11a.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-03-06
"Mr. Garrett, sir, they've stoI-
en- the De Witt diamond"
CTo BE coNTINUED.)
Scene on a Trolley Car.

The trolley car was crowded, it was
late, and seated by the richly gowned
woman who had just entered was a
woman Of the tenements, who held to
her bosom a wailing infant. The for
eign mother was in trouble. She,
speaking only poor English, was at a
loss to make herself understood and
she was afraid she would be carried
past her destination. She appealed
in desperation to her newly arrived
seat companion.
The richly gowned woman smiled,
spoke to her In her own tongue, left
Lei seat end gave directions to the
trolley man. and for the rest of the
journey held the grimy baby, who soon
fell asleep In her lap.
Once again was proved, as a cynical
person who was an eyewitness OBJ
served, "All women are sisters under
the skin."-New York Sun and Globe.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-03-06

believe in you, in your goodness. I an
going to make you my wife,"
IF you knew, you would turn from
me In %loathing."
"Sheila, you are as good and true as
any girl in the world"
"Oh, if he knewl If you could
guess!"
Dear, 1 love you. Let that suffice.
1 can make you love me-"
She shook her head with her uneon-
querable obstinacy. Never" she an
swered.
Winton held her by the wrists and
looked at her, and she returned his
gaze, steady-eyed ~immovable.
as it that you cannot love me?" he
asked at last.
She nodded; but the nod Itself o.
a denial of its meaning. Then she be
gan speaking with Intense ~earnestness {:
''There is something that makes it
impossible. l tried to warn you from
the first, and you would not be warned.
I cannot tell you. / want you to think
Of me"-her voice broke for mo-
ment-"as you saw me in the coach
coming from Tarngs. You may not
know that you are the first man in the
world, the only man who has ever
treated me as a woman hopes. to be
treated, with Difference, with respect.
That barrier has cut me off from the
world"
'Morbidness, Sheila. Your fathers
troubles have preyed on your mind"
81 want you to think of me as YOU
thought of me that day. And l shall
not trouble you again.
"You have helped me more than you
dream. But it is all useless. l can't
say any more"
Her gesture was of IRE Yocable dis
sPromise me one thing cried Win
desperately. 'That you will never
sacrifice yourself for your fathers sake
to that man.
81 shall not see my f9ther again.
answered. Let this be good-by.
Don't be alarmed about me. I am go
ng TOTO friends"
Her sobs choked her. She ran into
he house. And Winton, waiting, saw
he Hight blown out; and, turning, he
his way back along the dreary
street, utterly sick In spirit, toward
and the diamond claim.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-03-06
BY VICTOR ROUSSEAU
Copyright by w. G. Chapman

horses, taking fright at the sound, gal
loped away along the road into Malopo
The fight was short, but it went furi
ously. Cursing like a mailman, De Wit
leaped to his feet and tried to wrest
the whip from Winton's hand.
Winton cut him across the face
again. and then brought the stock down
on De Wits head. But the man was
gamer than in the coach perhaps he
saw that defeat meant the end of his
hopes of winning Sheila, who stood by,
wringing her hands frantically, and
pleading piteously, now with n man
and now with the other.
At last De Witt went down to stay.
Winton dropped the whip at his feet.
You can consider that on Miss Sea-
toms account he said. "Our reckon
ing will come later. You can 60"
De Witt, d~isheveled and bleeding,
staggered up. 1--WE got something to
tell you," he whispered hoarsely, and
the eagerness of his purpose seemed for
the m to thrust away his rage.
81 won't hear you," shouted Winton,
taking up the whip again. zone word
and I'll thrash you like the hound you
are. And if ever you dare come to this
house again, or to Miss Seaton-'
De Witt shrank back. you think
there's no law in Malopo, maybe!" he
muttered. You'll pay for this-in
Jail, you swine!"
Bat as Winton stepped toward him
he made off along the road. And Win
ton let the whip fall from his hand.
1t was his second assault that day
and it had brought him no nearer
Sheila. But he had saved her.
She had sunk, fainting, upon the
ground. Winton bent over her and
raised her. "Sheila p he cried, and,
yielding to his overpowering impulse,
he kissed her on the lips.
She opened her eyes and shuddered,
and looked at him in piteous appeal.
Let me go! Why did you ever come
into my life?" she moaned.
"Sheila, 1 love you. You were going
to sacrifice yourself for your father.
1t was wrong. You do not love that
man."
She smiled wanly.s "If he had told
you the rest she whispered.
81 don't care what more that liar
had to say. 1 love you, Sheila, and l
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-03-06
Diamonds of MalOpO
." LOVE You'll"

SYNOPSIS. = Winton Garrett,
twenty-five and just out of col
lege, calls by appointment on
archie Garrett, his New YORK
cousin and executor, to receive
his inheritance of $4,000 Ar
chic, honest, an easy mark n a
foo for luck, Winton
that he is practically a million
aire, as he has invested all but
$4,000 in a rubber plantation in
either the East or West Indies
and in a controlling interest in
the Big Malopo diamond mine,
somewhere or other in South
Africa. sold him as a special fa-
vor by a Dutch promoter named
De Witt. Winton, en- route to his
mine, finds the town of Taungs
wildly excited over a big strike
at Malopo. including the ~95-carat
DE Witt diamond" Two coach
passengers are a disreputable old
prospector, Daddy Seaton. and his
daughter Sheila. On the journey
a passenger, who turns out to be
De Witt himself, insults Sheila.
Winton fights De Witt and
knocks him out Sheila tells him
to turn back. She says that her
father is a broken English army
officer, who has killed a man, and
Is therefore in De Wits power,
that De Wit is all-powerful, be-
ing backed by Judge Davis, pres
ident of the diamond syndicate
and also the resident magistrate
and judge of the native protec-
torate. Winton finds Malopo in
a turmoil, both over the strike
and the theft Of the De Witt dia-
mond. He discloses his identity.
He finds Sheila is cashier in a
restaurant. She declines his
friendship. De Wits men slip
the De Witt diamond in his
pocket. He fees from arrest.
Sheila takes him into her home,
tends his wounds and saves him
from his pursuers. He convinceS
her that he Is president of the
Big Malopo company. The next
morning he breaks into the COM
pany meeting and declares him
self. Winton succeeds in saving
control. He asks Sheila to marry
him. She refuses. Judge Davis
tells Winton the syndicate will
work with him or smash him.
Winton works alone. Winton, in
furiated by a %scurrilous newspa-
per article about Sheila and him
self, knocks Sam down and pub
licly threatens Judge Davis.