Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-24

driver saw the parade coming, be-
came excited and killed" the en-
CINE with the car stopped in the
center of the street. He executed
a speedy job of cranking, however,
and drove out of the way just as
the parade came OIL.
At Fourth street a crowd of high
school and university men hud-
died together and achieved a snap
Ply yell; whats the matter with
Cox! He-e-e-z all rightl'
Cheers Drown Muse.
Then the band played Dixie and
men and women cheered, Whistled
and horns honked, drowning out
the music of the band. Governor
Cox marched behind the band with
head barred and bowed to right apd
left where loud bursts of applause
greeted him. The mems reception
committee, carrying torches fol-
lowed and were followed in turn
by hundred onlookers who fell in
with the procession.
Near the armory the throng in
side heard the band and applaud
ed, hating the speaker who was
addressing them until the COVER
nor's party should arrive.
When the governors party was
sighted entering the hall from the
west entrance there were shouts,
These became a concerted cheer
lasting several seconds, when Gov
ernor Cox appeared in the door
way.
Senator A. A. Jones introduced
the speaker as "the next president
of the United States" and prov ok
ed a burst of applause. He de-
scribed him as an evangelist bring
ing the gospel of truth to the peo-
pie on the issues of the day and
added that there would be little
doubt as to the result if the people
could know the truth, Republicans.
he charged, are conducting a cam
paign to suppress information be-
ing disseminated concerning the
league He held a small pamphlet
In his hand and declared 1t con-
tanned the articles of the league of
nations.
Pays Tribute to State.
Governor Cox opened with a
ocular reference to the wreck,
when he declared that since COM
ing into the state he had never
been nearer heaven. He told or
talking to all classes of people ana
said that the contact had inspired
him with the spirit of happiness
prevalent in the Sunshine state.
State political matters were not
left untouched in the devotion to
national issues. Bestowing on r,
II. Hanna the title of Governor, v
the presidential candidate declared
"the forces of reaction that are
now being fought in New Mexico
would be defeated under the mag
nificent progressive leadership OF
Governor Hanna"
In paying a compliment to Sena-
tor A. A. Jones. Governor Cox de-
clared he was happy that the SEN
ator from New Mexico was not 9
member of the senatorial Oil
garchy,"
..T. The opening half of the candl
dates speech was devoted to his
achievements as governor of ONO
Here he quoted from the WORKERS
Chronicle. which had carried an
editorial stating that he had been
unfriendly to labor,
"If the editor will write to any
laboring man in Ohio. l care not OF
what party or whether he is {
member of organized labor or not
am sure he will find that he has
been imposed on and does no.
know what he is talking about"
This pleased the crowd, and the
candidate interposed that he was
lust dealing with the weekllcs anG
would find time later to take VI
the questions asked him by the two
daily papers.
takes Up Herald's Questions.
This he did a few minutes later
when he took copy of the Even
ing Herald, with the request thai