The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

Senate and discuss the treaty of
 peace and agree upon any reserva-
 tions that would elarify or would
 reassure the treaty."
 Kansas City, october 2-Governor Cox closed his months western cam paign trip here tonight. with mass rreeting at Conven ton hall at which thousands of persons from Missouri and Kansas heard and cheered the League of Nations and other battle standards of he democratic presidential candidate.
 Tn all ten speeches of today's finale of his swing" through the west, which began September ? and has traversed every state west of the Mississippi river except three the league was preached by Governor Cox, the Irish phase being emphasized especially tonight. He re- jterated arguments that 1t was a pledge" to Americans in the war. a bond of honor with the allies, and for ] moral and material betterment for America and the world.
 His speech tonight made total of 190 for the governor during the trip, exclusive of many minor greetings in the twenty-two states visited. and a Etotai of 220 speeches since his notifca- ton last August.
 Upon arriving home at Dayton. O., to- MOTION evening to rest and prepare for another trip into Kentucky and Tennes see late next week, the candidate will bave travelled about 11,so00 miles on his western tour, or an average of S64 miles slaily.
 TIRED BUT SATISFIED
 Great satisfaction with the results of bis western trip and utmost confidence nf the result of the election month Hence was expressed by the governor Ie repeated confident claims of cleo Z ion and said that from now on the tight would be like 'scoasting,' He said le was extremely tired, but with a few avs rest next week expressed assur- ace of strong finish fight.
 e$ A ronsing reception here was given Governor Cox. Arriving about o'clock Fe WAS met by t band and escort drawn rom the Legion of Honor and women's Hluhs. Motoring to Q park on the Kan Sas side of the naw river, Ne addressed
 working mems meeting. discussing Abor questio'.s, and before his; audi prium address tonight was the dinner guest of the women's clubs. Earlier in he day he made addresses at Miami. Xilsla.; Pittsburg, Kans and at Joplin. iulberry. Richards and Hume, Mo.
 Governor Cox shared the platform to- ieht with Mrs George Bass of Chi- 8 ago, chairman of the democratic wom- ITS organizations, who discussed fem line questions. Criticism of the league l this community by Irish sympa- aizers inspired apparently an extended latement by the governor tonight. Re- crating that he proposed to bring the fish question to the attention of the ague If elected, the candidate repeated lat authority for rush action would had under Article xI, and he declared lat upon attainSng independence the iish people would be thankful" sor rtice with it's protection. The gov nor argued against external aggression ion the weak as well as the strong na- ons. The league, the governor reit- Lated, would give the Irish people Liforum, now lacking, for bringing their cause to the bar of public opinion of the world.''
 RIGHT TO SEPARATE
 Under Article X. the governor declared. s'Ireland has the right to separate from Great Britain and establish it's own gov ernnent. and to that end may wage such internal aggression as it seems necessary to accomplish the result. This is matter wholly without the purview of the league
 Charges of a political conspiracy by s'the sena torial oligarchy" to deceive ths Teople regarding the league were repeat ed by Governor Cox. He also contlnned attacks upon Senator Harding, his repuo- lican opponent, as "reactionary."
 Progressive government also was cham pioned further by the governor and he again urged settlement of industrial con troverses by public opinion.
 Big business is fighting me-, he said, because l favor the Golden Rule and not the bayonet to settle industrial controversies.
 The optional programme Tor ex-serviee men's compensation advocated by the American Legion was approved by Gov ernor Cox in severa lspeeches today
 Governor Cox is due at Dayton at o'clock to rest and to attend to per- sonal and executive business next Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday. To give him additional rest. engagements ar ranged for Monday at Fremont, Onios and for Tuesday at Cleveland were can ceiled.
 According to present plans. the gover- nor will leave Wednesday night on an other trip, including Elizabethtowns nnd Paducah, Ky. and Nashville Tenn, pre- ceding itineraries in Indiana and Illinois Most of the east also will be covered by the candidate before election day LARGEST CROWD OF CAMPAIGN The largest crowd of his campaign greeted the governor here. The huge convention hall was packed to over flowing. crowds standing in aisles Of the balcony as we'll as of the main floor, and committee members were turned away.
 \ great vation was given the gov ernor when he stepped on the stage when the governor arrived at the audi torium letter to him from Senator Reed, opponsFf Of she league. expressing the senator rngret ii being unable to attend, w&s mA6e pskssss
 II regret yekv much the senator wrote Govsrnpf Coz that am tonight called from Kanszs City on zccount of a previous engste ea3 ~eHsd like to greet you os. tns 1ccs sson q your visit.~
 Deafening cheers gre sed the FoEara ec' !, jbes at the opposition 1rdnt p4reh cc paign.
 The speaker, unable to star Af until almost 9 o'clock. tried raa S to check the applause
 Another roar of approval greet & governors statement that, if elect sAs would present the Irish question ta . league.
 And nothing would give me n,cfs pleasure the candidate added. ''fitsn to present the case myself
 The governor detailed his cha sA ef alleged republican scouts. He rrF safssl that the opposition was trying t' NsSp