 He planned to distribute the pamphlets at the 1920 Republican National Convention, but they arrived from the printer after the convention had ended.It is stated in the biographical film "A Good Dissonance Like a Man" that the first of Ives' crippling heart attacks occurred as a result of a World War I era argument with a young Franklin D. Roosevelt over his idea of issuing of war bonds in amounts as low as $50 each.Roosevelt was chairman of a war bonds committee on which Ives served, and he "scorned the idea of anything so useless as a $50 bond".