The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
TAF I UPH0[DS
LANSING MOVE
IN CABINE1 7
DRYS ARE CAUTIONED
"Go Slowly" He Says
Grades College Papers,

u.garrc f saz perfectly natural
fr tr' ,,b.rrt 90 meet during the III
mes ~ me president, William Howard
rr former president u tho United
siatrs prn 10 IN oklahoma city on
. r4fluf side irtturing tour. Tuesday
.n an .atrr,tw WIN The Times. said
'r.. ,rIrr country ~ IN sympathy with
t1h.i- Ieul.rR founrr s.ct",nry of
a. hs foN san Prcsid,ut WI
90
"fhr rarf' -pundsnce between Mr
" i.or pui NJ Lansing and the cir
GUMS p,es u the difficulty show =
ti-postiUn on the part % ths pfrsi-
dent 10 seifs upon SON, whn, teehn'.
4 cal matter which has no merit, to
! s.prrn'' ihe former secretary from the
| ohttt0i" AZ Tint said
III would strn unfair and ! am
| p.rsua f.d the opinion ~ the nation
- ssrpbIh,'ir toward Nr Lansing,
| ~ va. a good thlng for the csbi.
! MT ia C1u" together and u WAS not
fpr%.d prurosi'ion The cabinet r.
! MOI 70 constitutional holy. and lansing
btinr r'rkng member. naturally took
! tra lead
Prohibition Nt Hoover. tho proba.
| hl' campaign issue ~ tho preslHeH.
iiAl rec" ina year and universal mill.
| 'afr tr'inng we're discussed by Nj
| Taf' Nl'h. the good nhtured manner ana
the smile that made him famous yesrs
ago,
prohlbitio-lsts Warned.
nut he question a. 10 whether he
ls couH,dtring entering the race for
the republican nomination for president
Produced The biggest laugh Of his
| mornings nir,h
pon'l ! look reasonably happy
he hpThei
why should enter tn. ma.'strom
~ politics I'm out ot politcs"
We warned the advocates u psohl.
htOn 10 90 slowly and 'b. reason
: atle. derliring thst foolish attcmp's
at cst-' M measures AMI innuisi.o iai
meti-,'s wtult naly diNgust M. peo~io
Fe said, however. that since n tskes
The vo't " - states 10 change mat.
ier-. 4 e. Nka'v pr hibi;ion viii con.
'la9e lnn- nmr He seii the sbc'-
i'l1u ~ ninrus is forward s,ep In
hs p-ogr - The country
The republicans viii not nomi-a's
Huovr~ fpf th presidency. h. fsid
'fr ,h'' parry T.. confident OF vlc-
'nr, wN'l" the mocIa's r,sy for
ihr opposite reason
Anti -Admiristraton camosias.
| In dis,u-slny the proposition uf uni.
v'r a' '"ithrv training. Mr. Taft aid
a'dc from preparedness purposes Z
| eat reny rsople favor N. idea he
's's" ~ TIE training In di.ripine aed
obedience R- well as the phy steal Dc.
yelnpm.nt for No'ng men
The campaign issue for the repuh.
lic'ns and he refused TO talk about
tho troubles o' the demoe -n,sa will
be anti administrator, he said
"A general srpeal 10 the county
agalhs' the administration, poip'irG
out the errors o, the conduct OF the
wa- INC wastaRe nnd similar msttsvs
WV b. The rroyrs'n NJ the reprhli.
cans" be said he made no stats.
men's a, To the probable rspublicsn
candidate for the pe~sidency. i
ouibbis Over Wsets.
In reniv 10 the question a. 70 whether
he world suggest sny further rsvssiea
N Article ten NJ thu covenant Of tNe
rrsue ~ nations tAat might ~Nahie
ne Lodge reservatsonists and thN
'emocrais 10 reach . com rro~,iae ~
"sii II was ali n mere ma.'ev of ~ovAe
for the expression OF the ihess oe botA
| s.Aes
The pronosl,ion ~ several s,ssss re-
f-aiuinw from ra,'fvi-w the srssn n,
,u'hony s~Tsndnent for .rusl suffrage
heea"s@ 'hsv % not want 10 force 10
80 ,hr four s1p'sern states where
there ls arcfomir~n' rerro nopui,-
i'nn rusi b" l.f 10 The r,s.ss con.
rctuei go ,o'vs h. srid
coit"~e os~-ss OrsSeda
Arriviug In Oki- Nnrrs f'iiv ~ mn.
rl"tf lasf rlsht W. Tsn res'~, DIR
'pg T'--tNy snsrdas nnrt of HE
| 'imr ErrAtnr exs-ni~pt'nn ps~A-s on
his c'a~s In INV ht vale university,
Y 'ust hrou'h, tho hoyp' ysp~rs
along rni ,housh, rd save time" he
| in"~hsd
Ne vii le-ve ths city i,,e Tuesday