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WHO THINK ocal Delegates to Salt Lake Will Try to Land 1920 Convention for L. A. With the firm intention of bringing ext year’s convention to this city, Sec-etary Arthur Lee of the Southern Cali-ornia Retail Grocers’ Association will eave today to attend the annual con-ention of the National Retail Grocers ssociatioU at Salt Lake City. In a Itter 'to The Examiner yesterday, Mr. jee announced the intention of the local ssoeiation to go after next year’s contention and declared that his organiza-ion was in full accord with the cam-aign to make Los Angeles a convention ity. His letter follows: “ We have been following with extreme interest The Examiner’s effective campaign for making Los Angeles the leading convention city in the United States, also its efforts to induce all organizations affiliated with national associations in I Los Angeles to lay the foundation which will bring more conventions to this city. “ We also note what Mr. Motley H. Flint has said regarding our additional conventions and are heartily in accord with his views—that we cannot be ‘pikers* in the matter and that we must go after vigorously whatever we get and that the competition is very keen. “ We are confident that with the moral support that is being given by your valuable paper and by the advanced strides that the co-operative movement in the retail field has taken in Southern Cali-
