Show FIGHTING ED Y TO RUN COX C Dh Ohio o Battler H Has s Record of or Winning Ballot 1 c Contests Contests- c. c I i DAYTON 0 O. July 9 The The II greatest little fighter tIghter in the Uie United United United Unit Unit- ed ed States This 1 Is the reputation held beld and nd once more moro lived up to by Hon Edmond II Jr Moore known to his friends as ns Ed and to the Democratic Dem Dem- Geratic convention as tho the man who the tho ship ship of ot Governor Governor Governor Gov Gov- Cox through the stormiest waters that have ruffled the Democratic party since the Baltimore Baltimore Bal Bal- convention In 1912 Moore Is being urged to manago man- man ugo ago the Cox campaign against Senator Harding and If It he ho accepts accepts ac no- the tho nation can stand by and be prepared to see a whirlwind whirlwind whirlwind whirl whirl- wind fight that ma may land laud a Democrat Democrat Dem Dern- again in tho the White House Housein in this vaunted n ear car Record of Many Battles For Moore thrives on a fight tight against odds At the ago age of ot 31 Si in 1896 he be was carried on the shoulders of or his fellow citizens of ot Youngstown 0 O. after being elected elected elect elect- ed od Democratic mayor maor in a Republican Republican Republican Re Re- publican city an achievement he repeated again in four tour years rears In Incidentally In- In while Ed was being Mayor of Youngstown his father also an old Democratic war horse was mayor of ot Canfield He started out at the tho age c of ot 17 to teach school and at the age of ot 21 was wa's admitted to the bar When Bryan arose aroe as prophet of ot free tree silver Moore espoused his cause and anti managed th the Bryan DIjan campaign campaign cam cam- for tOI- his county In 1912 he was Governor Go Harmons Harmon's manager In 1910 he was Senator Pomerene's Pomerene's Pomerene's Pomer- Pomer enes ene's right bower and he has twice successfully managed the C for governor tor ox-tor- campaigns He Showed EmIlls Em I Ills His political genius is so 80 recognized recognized by the leaders of or the party that while there ro were two cx- cx governors o of ot Ohio both over 70 In tho Ohio delegation everyone deferred to Moore Moor Ho lIe seemed among the delegations on the tho floor during the long battie battle bat bat- tie tle of ot ballots and the way he nursed the Cox strength from Crom votes In the first victory in the fourth forty-fourth ballot was waR a revelation revelation rt cla tion to even the old timers Moore has refused several Important Important important Im Im- im- im political posts He ile prefers prefers pre pre- fers ers his own profession in the tho law liw But when hl his party needed him as organizer ors in a n. hot campaign cam cam- I ho he has line never failed Ills His loyalty good nature and general I likeableness coupled with a geni gen- gen i line Inc belief bellet in the liberal ideals of ot Ohio's governor lead the tho party leaders to believe that he ho will not refuse to carry the fight tight for tor Cox to the people of ot the nation in the coming months |