DEMOCRATS TO II Gill Question of Convention in San Francisco Also Up at Chicago Meeting CHICAGO. April 30. The executive committee of the Democratic national committee in session here today is considering five names for tho temporary tem-porary chairmanship of the Democratic Demo-cratic national cjrfvention to be held , in San Francisco Juno 2S. The five are Bainbrldgc Colby, sec-! sec-! rotary of state; Martin Glynn, former i governor of New York; Arthur Mul-l Mul-l lln of Nebraska; Homer Cummings, chairman of the national committee, j and Carter Glnss, former secretary of the treasury.- Dissatisfactlon with the convention I arrangements v. a3 aired in the inciting incit-ing this morning. Charles Fay, postmaster post-master of San Francisco and chairman of the San Fvaueisoo convention committee, com-mittee, is here and will meet with the committee on arrangements. Indications Indica-tions are that the committee will decide de-cide to hold the convention In San Francisco as planned. If Mr. Fay succeeds suc-ceeds in removing objections. The committee - will adopt resolu-I resolu-I Hons of respect and sympatny in connection con-nection with tho death of Roger Sul-' Sul-' livan.