The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1920, Page 12

OF JORNSON FORCES oe tee From Third Page.) hone wong wou Moving about, is strange- atler the hubbub downstairs, the type of old time politician so lent In the Johnson outht ts en- missing on the Hoover floor, The Hoover headquarters is ‘more like a large efficiently or- ganized business office than po- litical rendezvous; on every side ~ @an be seen evidence of the work ef the young men who a Hoover in his work in Belgium and elsewhere in Europe. Desk tops are always clear, stenogra- phors work without cessation and * everything in the way of the re- ind conaulta- instructed who call is done out by tables and on each table is a sign bearing the names of a group of States. One table, for insta: es the names, of all the forthwestern States and at each tables young men and young Worten are in attendance, _, Their business is to look after the legates or viattors from those tex who wish to make the Hoover juarters their headquarters, to mail, to try to arrange for tel accommodations amd if neces- ive advice and information. Rehm ike that has ever been done ONLY ONE CLOSED DOOR IN HOOVER ROOM. There ts only one closed door in the Hoover headquarters. Over it ts a baby reading “Wxecutrve,” not private, id You—and in that room th» man- ‘agers of the Hoover campaign fore- ther at stated intervals and re- ve reports and prepare instrue- Hoover will not come to Chicago during th vention, The California eration got tn ugh nearly | everybody in the coll n from the Btate of native sons a John- gon banner in the parade from the road station to the Auditorium a many of tite delogates visited loover headquarters yesterday, pa] last night. The Hoover campaign to be highly rs " hy. . Several head- ers hand boom of Gen. ‘ mard © Woo e main power 4g in the Dlizabethan Room on ground floor of the Congress Ho- at the far end of famous Peacock . The room is large id the ils are decorated with life size oll tings of lords and ladies dressed costumes ‘of the time of Qyeun Down Thoth sides of the room from to rear wall a temporary ‘ition about ten fect high has been jt, and behind that partition are partitions for nfaking man: — Boon to these Titties rooms < DOWNSTAIRS @ach door is the name of one or more | personal Of the gentlemen w . ng The oandidacy of 'Dr.| OUT 0} OF BUSINESS. ‘nrg of $9,200 f ak LAPP ot io. Hae the campaign of Ger Wood along the lines laid down by . Procter of Cincinnati, who con feivatee half a/get with a photograph of million dollars to the cause. candidate oceupy! ters is laid enn something in to shoot at. hats, fren Who had by ae centre of the toom a big box has been set up and covered with American flags. This ig the rostrom from which aspiring’ and perapiring patriots will dispense lan- guage to crowds from to-day on, or| most accessible of the candidates who are here. An element of the pic- turesque ‘is given the Wood head- West quarters by svarlet and green feath- fers which the women wear in their hair and the men wear fastened to thelr hats or coat lapels. The feather 1g the emblem of the Wood boom and anybody is at liberty to make three guesses as to the appropriateness of it Another Wood headquarters is located in the Congress Hotel, but no signs guide the way to it and no in- formation as te its location oan be back pursuing the elusive delexate without making a sound, holds forth behind ‘locked doors which no person may enter without the password. ‘There is no association between this- under-cover Wood headquarters and the big layout downstairs, and very little communication either for that matter, It would appear that . iteheock i# not enamored of his as- »clates In the management of boom and that the feeling is mutual, ‘net to say unanimous, @ Harding headquarters in the Congreas Hotel of thousand people Is on the order of the Senator himself, rathar massive and dignificd, befitting a candidate \ who carries himself as though he was jborn wearing a cutaway coat and striped pants. This headquarters is not quite ready for business, Lowden headquarters In the Con- srpee Hotel spreadg all over the sec- ong floor, but there does not appear tobe much doing. All the visitors are of the farmer type. There hasn't been a’ Chieago delegate or politician of any vote-getting capacity in the Low- hen headquarters since it was open. T_ am informed the reason is that Mayor Thompson of .Chicago is the absolute Republican boss of this city and he is against Lowden. The exer- cise of his influence beat Lowden in Chicago in the primaries and gave the city to Wood, : Calvin Coolidge headquarters in the Congress Hote! occuples three smal! reoms and hasu't begun to funetion. It was closed most of yesterfay, the Coolidge boomers following thee ‘New England Sabbath observance prac- '¥ | tices, There is somethiny military | represented by the bull's. -| Department With Transfer of | WOMAN FALLS T TWO STORIES | about the way Wood headquar- | viously the Butler boom is Most of the other headquarters are located Wherever the press agents of|. The Ronrd of Inebriety, which coasad the boom happen to hang up their|t function recently, has finally lost its a re Kilts Mia nad salaried dent and two non-aalaried nd Avenue. tn hor nig clothing | [| , i" s p phe ‘ Hospi loaned from @ second sto ’ ROSTON, - yn phere, thnguah We action | fi n attempt to discover’ ¢ | 5 * : : | of the Board of Batimate and Apportion-| o¢ the ‘plage, She log her balance and | ’ ily a i thorized the transfer} fell to the street. : fay Hee t atning funds. At the Reception Hospital’ it ‘ been attacked hy several young ‘ parsed to- eald she had suffered internal tr le bk ractive store in the Roxbury. district. which will care for any stra id caused only ht damag as.long at a time as the crowds will ' let them. Gen. Wood holds forth in a room at} . the rear of the hall every afternoon, A and while he is on: the job he is the " aned at the hotel desk. There 9 e Frank Hitchcock, the well known gum Sees ie ea omen's ite Shoes to pass clear across the country and ¢ iS o ir ry : , . Bapathe At; aesorkenddadinn’ cr ccatia Considerably higher priced models taken from our | GIMBEL BROTHERS | “BROADWAY = 33n0 STREET NEW YORK city |INEBRIETY BOARD " is provided Brooklyn, remains {the non-salaried p aan | lon the 1! Passes Under Control of Correction Finances. 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Easily packed and easily carried. _ GIMBELS SEWING MACHINE SHOP—Fifth Floor DOWNSTAIRS | Fasily the Most mportant Summer Dress Sale of 1920. 2,105 Sty ish Dresses for Women and Misses + AN These Wonderful Dresses are made of Voiles, Ginghams and Tissues. Extra Salespeople and ser- vice to facilitate your buying. } No C. 0. D.’S. No Alterations Each Size on'a Rack . Choice at 45 Different Naw Styles to select from, all the new shades represented in the assortment—dots, stripes, figured pat, terns, checks and color combinations, Plenty of Gingham in the lot. All Sizes 14 to 20-36 to 44 4} 75 Extra Saleswomen ai | Vi i For Other imbel News See Page 40 it