Show Cant Beat Somebody With Nobody Adage Has Hass New Application I By David Lawrence 1320 O Salt Lake Late pS r p. rAX AX FIL July 1 The I. The old political adage adne that you cant can't beat bent s s- SAX somebody with nobody applies s dir directly Uy to tu tile the situation i in which the f forces opposed to the nom nomination of McAdoo find themselves s as the hour hourI of balloting draws near I Weve I stopped Jem em comes the thc whispered assurance from the Palmer scouts who are arc out in the lobbies keeping up the enthusiasm of I their supporters I m I nt the same thought proceeds I from tho the Cox people who talk tuU vaguely 0 jUch about a of oC New ew York j Illinois ln Indiana laJla a and aud 1 e lI which will WIIl surely S top stop s nomI nom nom- I ii a on on the he Inside c where hero the thc leaders Continued on un age ae e 11 11 HARDING INFLUENCE SUFFRAGISTS Continued from pago page 1 was reported It had to do with Ith th the question of ot action upon the tho federal federa woman suffrage amendment Before Governor Go Clement would consent consent consent con con- sent to go 0 to Washington Lieutenant Governor Stone at the suggestion o ot of Mr Mn Ir Hays assured him that he would not take tale advantage e of ot his absence from the state to call a d special session o otho ot of tho the legislature to take tako action upon th the suffrage amendment provided pro that th the tho governor returned to the state b by July 7 Lieutenant Governor Go Stone is Understood understood understood un un- to be In favor or of ot calling a special session of ot the legislature to ac act upon the proposed amendment When suffrage leaders earh this week reported at the tho Democratic national national national na na- na- na convention that Governor Clement Clement Clemont Cle Cle- ment mont was considering calling a a. special special cial session of oC the thc legislature the governor governor gov gov- denied It He lie added a when In Informed Informed informed In- In formed the suffrage leaders claimed to have ha such information from Senator Harding that ho he had bad not seen Senator Harding and that the latter hatter had not requested him to take action upon tho suffrage question He re refused refused re- re fused to discuss his probable attitude in the event such a request should be bo made Suffrage Sentiment Growing in Florida Washington Jul July 1 1 The Tho national womans woman's party in a a. statement to tonight tonight tonight to- to night declared that sentiment favoring oring I a special session of or the Florida legislature legis legis- I laturo lature to act on the federal suffrage ge amendment was in indicated In replies I of 01 legislators to a test poll pon being taken b by the tho womans woman's part party I The Tho Florida state constitution like I that t of or Tennessee con contains a provision provision provi prowl sion prohibiting a legislature from acting on a federal constitutional amendment unless elected after fter tho the amendment has been submitted to the thes state s ato Solicitor General Frler Frierson on in incent a a. re recent recent re- re cent opinion hol hold that the Tennessee Tenness e provision had been invalidated b by tlc the decision of or the supreme court in fn the tho Ohio referendum c case se Coolidge Returns To Massachusetts 1 Boston Jul July 1 I. Go Gov Calvin CoolIdge Cool- Cool Idge Republican candidate for vice Ice president returned late lato today from Crom Washington whore where he ho had been to conference con con- ference with Senator Harding Hardin nn and party part leaders Ita ers He Ho wont wint w nt immediately to the state house l and remained at his office for about an hour hobI attending to his mall mail He will leave lea for Vermont tomorrow for tora a a vacation which Is ex exI expected ex- ex to continue continuo until the notification t tion I 0 fl Ce ceremonies re ni o n I es a at t Northampton I J July ul 27 Vermont Suffragists Confident of Victory of i tory St. St Albans Il nn 1 Vt Jul July 1 l. Confidence I that Vermont wo would ld b be th this the thirty sixth state to ratify the the federal w woman oman man suffrage amendment was expressed here heN tonight at nt the annual convention con of or the Vermont Equal Suffrage lUon Tho The speakers ers Included e Coy Gov T John Jolin hn H. H Bartlett of or N Now New w Hampshire a su suffrage proponent who announced that he was present at the request of Will H. H Hays IJas chairman of or the Republican Republican I I lican national committee I |