Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-10
JUDGE KENYON
AND HOOVER N
| GOODPOs|TID|
But Movement for Cha
Dawes Has Lost No
Ground &
PUSH L0WDEN
Despite Fact He Decline
New Faces Appear il
Control of Convention

CONy ENTI ON HAT
CLEVELAND, June TO- 6
ing to order promptly on -
|uled time, the Republican
tional Convention devoted III
session today to perfecting y
temporary organization W
hearing the keynote speeeh
Representative Theodore d
ton Of Ohio, Temporary q
nan. !; y ~
Chairman Adams az
ltional COMMITTEES broukht ~
lei down promptly at II B q
and routine organization wot<
was quickly disposed Of Fu7f
delegations on the floor and III
leries, well filed, but not crowd
led, followed closely the speech II
the chairman, which sounded I'D
keynote of the coming campairn
Fifteen minutes before the fins
set for the convention to coma "a
order the hall was filing rapidly.
The band located up at one corner of
the stage behind the seats reserved
for the National COMMITTEES blared
! out an air now and then which mix
| ed with the ham of the arriving del
| egates and visitors. There were some
great empty spaces in the banks Of
seats in the enormous galleries.
When the band rested the great
hundred thousand dollar pipe orran
| with its ten thousand pipes burst cut
in melody and filed the great hall
with the resonance of the chords of
a stirring air suggesting assembly,.
There was colorful accompan1-
ment to the organ music as the
! lighting apparatus was turned on
and the hall was flooded with y4rf-
Gus shades of light. At times It VA
a dark purple light that flooded the
| great assembly and then II chnuHed
to burst of light resembling tho
| rising of the sun.
Temporary Chairman Burton vfs-
tied the plstform and conferr91
briefly with Chairman Adams OF the
| national committee. Other digui-
! taries, some of them old and some
| of them new came to their PLACES
! Great oil paintings of Lincoln Hard
| ing and Roosevelt draped Win
! American flags were revealed about
! the center of the stage backed on
| the folds of an enormous flag.
After one of the selections from
| the organ loft, Colonel Thayer. SER
| geant-at-arms ordered the aisien
| cleared and the band got ready for
parade around the hall to amusa
and entertaining the waiting dele
gates. 1t was apparent that, ~
usual. on the first day there was -
be a little delay in getting started
and that the convention would not
come to order promptly at elevon
o'clock as was called for by tl1e
/ program.
Secretary Mellon came in ana
took his seat with the Pennsylvan1n
delegation with which he is . de16-
gate at large. Secretary Weeks 6k
as usual with the Massachusetts
delegation and Chairman Warren ~
the resolutions committee sat with
his colleagues from Michigan. Thero
was as usual a lot of handshakinx
among the politicians who x1e1<
every four years at the conven<fon
and talk over old times. No6o1x
seemed to be in any hurry q Ut
started.
The Wisconsin delegates. fwenty-
nine in all, with one vote for Coo-
lidge and twenty-efght for Senator
La Toilette. arrived together ana
| filed the Wisconsin section. It had
finally been settled that the senator
would not be placed In nomfnaff&~
but that twenty-eight delen6 ~
would vote for him from tho do0E;
The Vermont delegation had ~
place of honor on the fIoor tmnne s
lately in front OF the speaker a.
In honor Of the state which II
President Coolidse's birf1<
Massachusetts, was se&t&d
across the aisle. The ofhsr 11
tions were In about the ea1no .
tions as they have bean hok1< X
There was = good dqel "a W
presidential boomInx nc1l1< +
tcontInued On poHo &