Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
Urges Fund TO Print Fact.

FORT WAYNE, IND. Oct. I3.-Gov-
crnor Cox. while touring Indiana to-
day. issued statement urging
friends OF the league OF nations 10
gather n fund for printing OF the
covenant.
The statement said. in part:
II am making this appeal TO the
friends of pcaco In every community
In America to establish at once 4
fund sufficient to print enough cop;es
of the league covenant to take care
OF the demand for II.
Everywhere we go. pcople are
asking for II. They want the facts
and they resent the methods adopted
to deny them the facts. In many in
stances newspapers can be found to
print the document. Wherever pos
sible this spirit OF hclpfulness should
be taken advantage or"
Attack on the league OF nations
policies of Senator, Harding and
former President Taft was continued
today by Governor Cox in another
strenuous days campaigning in In
diana.
That there was conspiracy TO
deceive the American jury by depriv-
ing it of the facts in this cause.
through failure to print the league
covenant in "reactionary" papers nd
IN the Republican national campaign
BOOK, also was stressed by the DEM
ocratc presidential candidate.
Visits Six Indiana Cities.
SIX large Indiana cities were vis-
tied today by Governor Cox in yaria-
ton of recent campaigning. He ad-
dressed crowds aggregatins MANY
thousands al Delphi. Loganport, pcru.
Wabash. Huntington and here. vh ~.
he closed with large street meet,n.
tonight. All tho cities visited todav
we're county seats and the Governor
was able to deliver lengthy addresss,,
devoted principally to his arguments
for the league. He made no rear
platform talks. At most Of the cities
the Governor spoke from speciality
bullt stands to throngs on courthouse
squares, occupying virtually the
available lawn and street space for
almost blocks length. Windows
ana Lodges OF the courthouse and ad
)acent buildings were filled with
spectators. AT Logansport the can
didate spoke TO large crowd on
corner lot
Hc encountered numerous difficult
ties. including strong winds with
dust, noisy small boys, roaring air
planes overhead and confusion in m.
rear of today's crowds. and, after the
Governor began speaking, hundred.
lett, apparently unable TO hear.
Brass bands and automob.!c
parades. daylight fireworks ..-en
whistles and Democratic women's
auartette from Huntington, which ac
companied the Governor here from
Peru. were other features OF the
days Indiana campaign in which
Governor Cox received frequent an.
plause and cheers.
Soul of state Il Aroused,
These great crords." tho Governor
said TO one OF his audiences. "tsII
me that the soul Of Indiana Is
aroused"
Regarding the stand of Senator
Harding and Judge Taft, ON the
league. Governor Cox repeated
charges that the Senator was ..vacll-
lat!ng." and declared that the Re-
publican candidates recent Marion
statement was his eleventh change OF
position
Poor old Judge Taft" ,hr-Gover-
nor continued. tries to apologize for
him tHarding). and tries to defend
him. but he moves so fast that Taft
can't keep up with him."
Governor Cox reiterated that the
great cause OF the league OF nations
is about ready for the jury and he
stressed the declaration that league
supporters should vote for him and
opponents Of Senator Harding.
III should be elected" the Gov.
ernor said. "the plain inferense would
be that the American people want fhe
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