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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1020
ROBINSON HITS
G. 0. P. SENATE
vTcrmanpnt Chairman At
tacks Leaders for Re
jecting Pact.
DEFENDS PRESIDENT
Undent Plea 1m Matin for
Adoption of LMgM of
i Nations Covenant.
BAN FKANCIHf'l. (MM II.
Henatnr Itnhlnsnn "f AttMvMM Per
manent chairmen 'if tier danMOMUlC
national conVBtlon, In Ml speech
(..I,. mMRllid IM rv,iilli M party
for tin Chleata , In' form, IM UM ll
rlnatins nf Inrgc sums, nf money In
prc-.onvinUnn contents, ""'l p r ! -iilsrh
niuik.il Ihr republican sen
tnr who fought the rallOeatloa ol
the pen. treaty with 1 1- league nf
rations rnvcniinl
'Tfsi..1 bl .er simulant wlili h
voters usually apply." R wild, "the
flmoratli partt Ib cntjtle.1 In vlr
Inrv In IM mining rHinielgn.
I'nni pu t laori Of the rf inlln rec
ords, MlltrMta Ol pnlltlntl policies
iinii nf parti ladrhlp justify the
iifiinf thai IM rapuMlean party win
be driven Ifiim pnwfr III both
pranebM r i aaar and rlmi com
plete oonlrol ol iin fpoommopl win
m rooloroi i" lha domoorptk party
m III NmhimI"'! tloctloaa. bwtaaa
that iinrly has Oaraod Iho public
confidence."
The rapublloan platform adopt1
at Chicago is an mlng lurabl ol
ambiguities. Inconsistencies, i vhj.
inns, njlarapraaoolatlona, et radii I1
and 'lnlr.' it ih 4llbratly
unfnlr lii .longing UPOfl lb ileum
OtatlO ertmlnlstiiillnn all responsi
bility for military unprrparcftneMs
Kvitv'iii" knows Ihul the republi
can party ooatroll taa (ovramnt
for a Ion period prior to Ihn In
auguration of I'resiilrnt Wllann.
whoa Ih domooratl party went
inin power March t. both tin-
army and the navy wrrr far liclnw
the authoriaad nuaioor. if criticism
of ihi- prowar national policy aa lo
pjiltttary propardaaa is justified,
tin oonaur ntuat Ball upon the r.
publican party.
Tniullon I'lank in in. . .re
"Th plank In tlx republican plat
fnrm respecting taxation la mani
festly Insincere. They promised no
guhstantlril relief frmn the oaaollWt
tax hurdi'na nei cssarlly Imposed
dartal IM war There are many
vexatious tnxea that ahnuld ha re
pealed now lh:it Ih "far Ih liver.
"The hlg Inker In that amusing
document la the pln.uk In the repub
lican platform concerning proflteer-
ta.
"'We condemn the democratic
admlnlatratlnn for failure Impartial
ly to enforce the ntl-prifltcerlng
lawa enacted by the republican
party.'
"Who will be deceived by thla ah
aurd pretense? The republican
party enacted no anil -profiteering
lawn, Tin- anieiidnn nla to the fnnd
control act were suggested by the
praaidoM and nipportod by he dem
ocrats In cnniireHN. The prealdent
reci mmended four additional meae
urcH In prevent and punullxn profl-
taarinM
"All 1 hi ee meaaurea were plgeon
holi 1 Nolhlnx ' propoaed by
the rupiiblli ana In place of them
la the democratic admlnlatratlnn to
b denounced for failure to enact
rneatiurca which the republlcana re
fuaed to poaa?
Mb n( on KxiM-naca.
'Terhapa the moat alKnlflcant
omlaaton from tho republican plat
for'.il la In reapect to the cxccaalve
uae of nniney In federal electlnna.
In aplte of the Keneral Indlanatlnn
arouad by the expenditure of more
than 1 1 ono. nun In behalf of f Inventor
Ijnwdcn and Ihe nomination of a
dark horae aa a reault. no mention
of the Hiibject la found In the t'ht
oaao platform. The November elec
tions, however, will demonatrate the
fact that the prcatdrm y cannot be
auctioned.
"It haa been aald that partlaan
hlp ceaaea at the wuter'a edfe. The
political record of the laat few
mnnlha bellea thla declaration. The
republican party In the arnale and
in lta recent convention present to
the world th humlllut Intr spectacle
of dlacorduut and OOAfUoUag fac
tloiia aeeklnK lo dlacredlt the prea
ldent In hta effortM to umlnlaln the
reapeil and confidence of our allies.
"The Chicago platform declared
that the policy of the Wllaon ad
ministration towards Mexico la re
BPonalbla for the Iokh of Uvea and
properly rcauItlnK In American OH
lxena In Mexico. Neverthelrsa. the
provlalona of that platform rexrnrd
in.: Mexico are ambiKnoua and In
definite. Do eg the plank In the re
publican platform on Mexico mean
that If the prpoerly or Uvea of
American cltlxena In Mexico are
lierciftcr ndanprtj this govern
mcnt will make wur on Mexico and
establish a protectorate ' Why waa
the convention not frank enouah to
announce a definite policy? Why
wag lta meaning concealed In a mul
tiplicity of nuihlgunua worda?
The president la condemned for
ol ioisiT,r.i
A Preparation of"
COtdPOONU COPAIBA and CUBIM
AT YOUR DRUGGIST
AaleVfJAMaOWLYeeisrtlti..hg.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
"j-ua piamonp naaaoi yv
J .ie . K LaeiMl aaE immm tniMktfef A
.jtir.4yv
BtalloNo no m it 'u. i p., Im
T ai at toil SalMt. A I y t It al .at.
SOI 0 BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWNIO
a At auujnt at 0l f Tf
AVMi 0Al Mtq UAi
i m
asking authority of rnngteaa to eg
enlae maialata for Arunnla It Imi
never hern i onternplated by anyone
that th B'altad Htates should aa
iim thgfl reaponalbllliv without
first pree'trlhln the terms and 'on
dltlona of The mandate It would
not be dlf Mcilll for lh I lilted Btatft
to go aafeglrird 1 1 e. responsibilities aa
10 proceed 'With the united support
of Knglahd '''ranee. Italy and Japan
us wel' asi verv Otll1 member of
the league. The mandate may read
ily be maife self sustaining. VYhl n
then should' Ihe presldent'g request
be iroatad e audaoiouol Th r.
publlran pa rt,y would dny onttour
agernent of aaalatance to Armenia
arid would fime a protOOtorat on
Mexico Th tv are d-af to the ap
peal of the ovpraaaad bul as aiwa)-g
they are sen gltlve to the call of
wealth. The f are unwilling to In-
' i r expense rr rlanger lo protOcI
millions of r.Vnl fearing i hrlstlana
from maaamri , but I boy are an stun
to invad a is iid for the protootlon
of the proper! y rlghtg
"'treat repultllcari leaders. In'tud
lug Mr l.dge and Mr. Ronalt,
In public addre uses pt lor to the war,
championed th oatahllahmanl of a
league of nntloitn Tin v antlnlpatod
and answered v alt li Irraidatlhl logic
the verv argutiiO'nta I he now ad
vance the league. i
"The plain fa. Is that the ene
mica of the iMgrll dlrtalad the po-
11 v of the malorll In lb. s. nat and
. nntrollad ihe ,,i aiform d lai Ulon
Rl ChleagO. Whllp the league plunk
In the Chicago platform la full of
amblgultlaa, it is indoraamani of
the petition of taie lrre.oiollul.lcs
in. I a repudiation g.r the Lodge rea-
ervatlon Th leairue plan is not
frank, The oontragyion should hav
ills laved Ihe COUrRtf clearly I.. ,.
clare Its polloy, but ghl Chicago con
vention was frank M only one sub.
led in singing a tirmu nf hatn for
Ihe prealdent.
"The , hl. f lasun la whether the
United Hlatea aha 1 ,onlni. ,vth
other nations to prevent unnaeaa
sar wain, whether th waste and
sa. ririiea ,,f unJuatllflabt confllrt
"hull be superseded by orderlv trib
unals for the .ill. f disputes
among nations.
"If the repuhllcanei win, the small
nations which olatalned their Inde
pendence through aauielaiion in ihn
war ulih the -lilies 1Vf,n ,e owrcome
ny meir rereni enen Jea. and llurope
win aulokly (allapa into its pre
war distrust and iventempt of r
former allies anl itanr people win
. iin a reputation for' aelflshness and
Irrespnnalhllltv whlili will require
i nturl to oouataragtt
"If this war enda ami the allies go
Ihalr itparat wya without autisti-
tutlng Jualice for fnitie In the et
tlctnent of Inlernatloi uil disputes Ihe
generations lo come will be horn to
a heritage nf waMofuIraaai ami blood.
shed. The world wants and nuat
have soma aubsiantlal advice, some
compensation for what It lost and
suffered In the war. .If the dele
gatea In th! eonvenllivn do Ihalr
duty a our aoldlera hnvot done theirs,
the votera of (he nation will "not fall
them. If we make thla 'Inane boldly
we win .n "Will Ihn women of
America who gave their men lo our
uniform prove Indlffei rint to Ihe
cniiae of forever rendering Impossi
ble 4he recurrence of sroeh a atrug
gle aa the war Juat over ?
"It la profoundly nri.ll .. ant thai
the mnvemenia fnr wumwi suffrage
and for the prevention nf needleaa
wars proceed a-nuttiileollaly The
Inline. Hale rallflcat lixn of the cpml
suffrage amendment will ninaure vie
lory for the democratic aurty on .
platform favoring the ratification
of the trenty without nVslrurtlvr
reservations The women of A trier -lea
atom! for peace and agaJnat war.
"Never before line a mtllonwl.le
political battle hern wageil In the
cause of International Jualice, hu
manity and peace. The opposition
haa taken low and untenable ground
lat IM democratic party occupy
the helghta. Never again will any
greet political party In America
openly Invite dlanater by trifling
with great problems. "
ADOPT PLATFORM
BEFORE BALLOTS
CONTINtTKll KHuM Piiir: llKtj
iiiich an extent on mi) sixliject that
"nobody but Cod can Hon him "
The chairman hud gotten the con
vention tip to a goo, plich hv (hat
alage and with pcrsipi atlon rolling
LEASES WANTED
Kyndicutc ot i.i .i.ni bwaali
nn want tlawlrahlc I . -ti . on
atrudurc. Hnhtntl full dotalla.
llroki'ra not conldi riM.
Box S55E
SAFETY
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of interest on evt-ry dollar deposited with us.
Every dollar deposited is loaned on first mort
gage security, on improved city property. These
loans are all repaid on the monthly payment plan,
reducing the face of the loan each month. Could
you ask for better security?
6 to 9 "4
Interest paid on your savings
Free from taxes and under state supervision.
Tulsa's oldest and largest savings association is
ready to serve you. You can open an account with
a dollar.
Tulsa Union Loan & Savings
Association
KAUI. W. SINCIVUt .
JAMES WADE
T. J. HA HTM AN
MARK K CARR
CI.KVK8 e. Hilt fi: . .
WAJUIBN 1). ABBOTT
8 Eaat Fifth St.
'i'.WN titu ffd- from lh rfort t
'Irlv ha wnriU to tht trihfrut. 001
MTl "f fhi hi tiuildlfiat, h ItMaMd
('own ovnr th rffii Hpi-akf r
"It U lo th m hart if nf ih nul."
h inonttd, ' rhnt It look nrlr
Um 10 tlvtiAX Ihi lruty Ihui th
1 1 1 it rid n.ivy tmih lo win fh war''
i iwrn lml !.
Th i!l nMrn iri (j (o f hlr tt1
fit-! ritiif ii wig a mtnitti bo fort bo
00 Old bo hPHnl Mptnln otlOOtlllff 1
Ami itiry iffi iho trooty H0h
ohoro ii Wei vrhon iho proo(1oiii
broofhl ii booh fr nn Porto.
I .alluri nf h pfOOKont lii Ink"
w I'M Mm tu ihf prur i r onfTMiri'
nioinMrti of iho Mfioto hci ronlvlod
in Mffll NH0t0riOl h urtu, ' -' t . i 1 i r
Rohlnoon eontlntiOil, but Oaftfod
Hint If th pfOOldotll had $9M 00
Ofld Ihi nrn.iltr ' hml nhown no
n t.ri intotllionoo i tho ooiuToronoi
In il i fi funic Hi treaty than t hv
n mvn In Itn rormltlTHtloti
thnr UOd blOM Woodrow Wllmn for
lOOVlU iIiim at liomo."
It wan a buITi fyM iihot and "
fttl4loneo arMnowlnturd lh hit hy
rtotnO and oolno In for MtOOOfltfOII
Of th'Mtl
'"ill 'cm noma mort." nhoiitd
oi oo from ihi foJtorloo and thr
oolifotoo.
I' wan I oVIorli whfn halr
mn uirimltiifat follod Ihi ilfmncrtl
ic nntionnl COIlOOIItlOfl lo ordi r
U ar MM 000 I POSHM
A fiw of tin- old dfootr(tll( wnr
hornrn with on MO fhnir for Ihr
rtrcond Nfahlon, urii'ma; thrni Judnon
Harmon of tihlo, ,ludo Murphy of
NOW York, Thorn.dn TaOKart of In
dlnnii, l 000 ril Or Hmllh of NOW York
Ml VftflOO 'V UcrCormlOtt, former
rniiirni.in or ih' n.nlf.nal romlttOO
VlfOrOIII whurklnn of tha MVOl
hrouKhl Ihn dflrR.ili-H down to thotl
MOU and RrHdiully rli-Hrrd th
ainlia Mr t 'urnioimri wan rtatrr -mlni.1
to urt onlei iioirklv i.n,1 am-
oj ifl prooontod Ht-oitnxm
Ih- tfomoorOOy of AWOflOO, aa a
I ihi In ht ii -I
Km
Blflhop i. u Loo nor d of th
0lttho4lo1 BplooOfMl rhurrh of San
I'Vurn lloOO OfiOrOd thi prayrr
Tht "ii1(fih,; ..f thi Htr Hpanflnd
Ih.nnpr folhiwi'd Ihf pr.i-r and th
Uik OudtOttOO J-tlnt'J n heartily.
Hrr liiry Hoffman ann'uni rd th if
tho convention hod oopoolol boopttol
in Ihn hulldlri(t with phyoloUMMI and
nurni-M for any m in- u ,
"DO thry writ prfnrriptlon?" In.
QUlrod a dOliffOtO from tha f looi .
00.14 a K'il of lauKhtrr.
It m f rmilar hOOpttOl" rfrspondf'd
oorotory HoffmOII to nrattr-rlng ip
PlOUOOi HTbOfl thr nnnratlnic of Pnafof
Herd wilt annoiinrcil without m1!!
Itonliipr, h in iHinwt (hern wan loud np
plOUM and ohOI rn fTOttl tha dilOfOti
OOOl lona t turnrd Into QliltO o
domonot rottaWi with prolonvodj
nhniiiM Tho dolOfOtM fully ipcok
nlzrd thr mi'nnlna; of Ihr oBnOUIIOOn
no n i
IMMWJ ltrMf.
Jonrph V. Khnnnon of Kannao
City, a doloott from thr fifth Mlo
OUll dlitrlrt, WOBtOd 'o m.ikr A
tOtOfflOnt on thr lirnl ranr ftnd
Cholrmon Cunnilnwi hnti to intr-
rnlr wKht ho ronvrntWm to hrnr
blm Mr took thr platform.
' An thr nitilnn momhor from tho
fifth dlntrlrf 00 Id ho. I want to
moki u formnl ObjOOtlOQ to thla con
trontlon of any committer, corn I no
Into our dlntrirt. WhOII hr rrrrlvrd
thr nOOOOSO to ntand hy thr prenl
donl at thr loat rlrctlon wr ntood
hv him ami othrrn did not. pro
trnt af alnnt thla tOBVOnUOfl nat U no
anhlr our rrgiilurty rlected dclrfate
Jjimrn Itrrd."
At tha mrntlon of nrad'n nanta
thr oonvontion wont In for o wav
of hlnnrn and hoolnn. Chairman
Oummlnffi oooln aakni thr oudtonoo
tti hrar what Shannon had to nay.
Shannon attrmptnl to proi-.-r-j hut
th' oonvontton wan diolnollntd to
hrar him ' Sit down ' and "get out
Mcn lianta I'rotct Hc Talrol
Liffltlawli Datrrtlva Work Ottlcl! j
Caofldtntlol
Nlhl Wtrlmirn Karuliihd frtr kny
' ' 'I imrt n (in Mluut
Nottoi
CL H. IIMr A i. rant IMIklnglon
I'rliirlpHU.
0- Roatitn. (iiair 415!
Kohl by It4y U. Cclnvin.
Preelrtent
. . .Vlcc-Prealilent
. . .Vice- Prealdent
Treaaurer
Secretary
General C'ounel
If yni don't lkr it," "ahut up" and
Ilka nhoutn romlng from thr crowd.
Thr nprakrr In ontltlad to a fnlr
hrnrinjr ,t f.rr thin convrnllon'' aald
('hnlrmnu umniinoA
TM i WOJ WJnii appU una to tha.
"I ftm going hnrk to Jim Hnad'n
d lit r let" contlnood Shnnnon whrn
hi fidnld ha hrard "and rrport to
tharn hal at thr lant mlnuta wa warr
null protantlng ngamnt your romtng
Into tiir dint rlt t and naitlng nnlda
Ihr at Hon of our local convanMnn "
"tlo ahaad, ' nhouta uomr hody
and Rhofinoi lOft thr platform.
rirpHoi to ll-y IViwkor.
Hogo Anhri, MOfOtOry tif thr rom
mlttOO lOOll 'ha platform to annwar
iHhntiii'tn Shannon n Intlinntlon that
Rood had hrrn drnlrfl hln naat ha
rnui-r ha? waa "a ranrglr damocmt'
lir xald wnn not "within thr fatn '
Rodi Anhrr nahl, had hrrn rn -00t0d
hy tha Mlnaourl nta'r ron
vi- n 1 1 1 1 n ' h a 1 r m a n ( ' u m m I n cm put
thi in "Hon to adopt th rrport and
Ihort wan a rolling rhoriin of ayrn.
Thoro worn oonu wonttorlns noog
mlnod In with thr wharittng of th
gnvri, whhh annoutitrd iha "tinanl
mou" VOtO
Tho pfOOpOCU of a fight dlaap
poof ad.
Thi-n Chairman fummlnga rrnd a
talagram aiMrraaad to Uovarnor
RoboftO of TonnoOOOO, rnngrat ulaf
tog htm on falling a npcni nt-nlon
of thr lOglOlOtOfO o c onnldar rat I
fteotion of tha woman nuffraga
nmondmont
Mr ''umrnlngn rarognly.ad flovrrn
nr Smith of Now York Smith
nmld demon di that hr mho thr put.
form, hut which hr Ignored, movrd
I hit thi tOlOMfOfn hr nnt Thrrr
wrrr hOttti 'f no from thr anllrrv
an1 Bthif OttthOf fl rlrlraatrn on tha
qui-ritton, hut tha titOfrnm want.
"Thrra In another announcamant
Which I am a Utflr r luf tant In
mob i uk." na id Cum rn I ok" "It In
that thr ntato law roOlfOO tha ra
moval of hata of thr ladtrn ar puhllc
gafhrrluKH Hrvrrul hat plnn came
out and nave rJ ml I linn dollara
worth .if hataj OOmi off whlla tha
man of Ihr convention had a good
loujrh
The rrport of tha romrnlttra on
the prrmanrnl oriranlKntlon rami
OOXl and wa prrnrntatl hy formar
I i rnor Italaton of Indiana 1 1 In
ostnotinoomonl of tha eholoo of Bon-
ator Itohlnnou aa prrmanrnt chair
man tlraw a loud round of applaunr,
an did lha announcrmant that othrr
trmpnry OfflOOfO would ha modi
prrnianant
Senator Hohtnnnn w.in rncortrd to
the platform hy a OOBinilttOO hoodod
hy UOVOrnor llrough of ArkanHaa.
and bogon hln npcach ahoul half
punt two.
Miii. I,-, llarillng.
Senator Uohltmon drpartad con
nldrrahly from hln propotfOd addrcaa
and lounohod Into nn attack on
Senator llardlmr, the repuhllran
Pure
preairlentlal nominee, who. he Bald.
ha1 referred to Hiram Johnson aa
a faker and Theodore RooOVll a
a nnotet Arnold The audience
ehered every thrust at tha rpubll
an candidate.
Henatnr ilnhlnaon itt ateady re
aprinae frnrn hla audience which
warmed aa he proceeded end ave
hlrn one demonstration nver an
other each Bllcreedlng Ihe procrdlnx
on In volurnn ag he scored the re.
Publicans of ih eenate for their
course toward the paaga treaty and
tha league of natlona
RoMnaon wound up with a league
of natlona peroration that hrouKhl
Ihe audience to Us leet rheerlnc ... I
with three cheera fnr ' Joe Robin
ami " The permanent rhalrman a
flrat announcement waa to announce
that the report nf the conirulttc,. on
rules would lie received. It win
presented by Thoniaa J. Spellncy of
Cotinoelloal, nn aealsiant attmney
general In lha department of Justice
The rules ag presented by the
committee proposed that nominating
(BOeeh could be delivered before
the convention while the, platform
OOHinUtta waa ar work, httl no hal
lotlng for a presidential nominee
could proeaad until after the parti
platfoint haa i.een preaented and
adopted.
There was no appodUOP to that
order of business and the report
was adopted Niimin.itinK i""''li"
wire limited In 20 minutes and
j seconding apeeche, were limited to
mi minutes and are not to exceed
five in number.
The resolution which permits the
breaking of the anil rule in Raw
York and in anmn other atntes waa
presented by the chairman of the
rules committee and with Oattaring
nnea ir waa adopted An tPCtd
llgal froni the New York dalaga
Hon on the Issue did not material
ise. A resolution of thanks to the
people of Han Vraneiaco for their
hoapliallty wns adopted.
Kept esent.itlve I 'loo.l of Vlrfrlnla
offered a lesolullon to direct tl i
tlonal commlltec to limit representa
tion In the next national conven
tion to same basis as representation
in eonnreas.
It pi Opines to Include delegates
from the l anima canal rone with
the delegatea from the other terrl
lorlea. The resolution was long and In
volved and few of the delegates un
derstood It and there were manv
aeconda to a mntl .n to refer the rea-
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The first important
move toward reducing
the high cost cf living
Wholesor?i Economical
olutlon lo the resolution committee
The ayea anil noea were both
loud and a rising waa called for.
Confusion followed and the reeolu-
UW wis ordered read again.
I' llnallv paseed on an aye and no
VOtr'.
It was merely a resolution to pro
vide for the next convention.
.Mrs Alice l oati r Met 'tiller of
! rPrl Wayne, Intl., the flrat woman
ItO he heard In the ennvendon, offer
ad Ih' prepared reeoiuilon to double
j the hlr." of the democratic national
loontmlttee arid make a place for one
'Woman frORI each alalc. The reao
lion had previously been approved
I by the national comrriu tee. A I'enn-
svlvanla delegate moved that tht
raaolutlon go back to tin- raaolvtloa
comlttee and got siver! aeconds
I'lii ayrs got II hy the chair's de
lotos,
A point of order also waa made
Igalnal If which waa sustained hy
) In ball and the leaolutloti went
I back to the cnmmlttee.
Chairman Cummmgi wanted m
.make nn announcement and t'hali -
man Kohinaon rooornitpad him as
"the delegates frnm t'onectlcul."
lie got the raaolutlon for woman
national commute, placa back tie
f. ie in. conrontioa i"t fartSaf con-
. si de rat Inn.
.Mr t'ummlpga explained that II
Wag only tlo- formal resolution ere
jatiug the committee for another
four years anil taking In women
.members "If the democratic part
lis In earnet." said he. "m taklnir
In the wrimen of our country In !t
I deliberation ar ought to support
thla rapaiatlon gnd adopt it "
i The OOnventlon adopted the reeo
lillioii l,v a heavy majority of ayes
I and onlv a fow noes
Mra Qavln MoNal of Ban Fran
cisco look the platform al thai
point. She was wearing her hat and
ii delegate called frnm Ihe floor
"hats off "
Mrs IfoNab amllad and removing
her tin ban while the audience ap
plauded, bogafl rending a meseng'
to Mrs, Woo.ln-w Wilson from "the
women of the land."
The moaaagj was one of women's
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appreciation to Mra. Wllaon foi oar
and devotion to the prealdent dur
ing nia inuess
The convention vnted to send the
women's message With that the
convention adlnurlird until 11
o'clock tomorrow morning
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