Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-13
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TOHEAR GOV. cox
Leaders Say 1000 Demo.
Gratis Are Going on Special
to Rally in Baltimore.

One thousand strong. a delegation
from the National Capital, with repre-
sensations from every state in the
Union. the Philippines, Porto Rico and
Hawaii. are going to Baltimore in
special train October 81. 10 hear Gov
Cox. the democratic candidate.
plans for this demonstration. which
VIII include bands, torches. banners
transparences and all the paraphernalia
| Oh an old-time political demonstration
were announced at the democratic rally
DIT the headquarters. 1345 Pennsylvania
avenue, last night by John b. Colpoys,
| secretary of the state central commit
Tee Tor the District. I'VE are going to
make October 81. a red letter day" he
announced, and the crowd of more than
-oo cheered. He said that arrangements
are beihg made for special seats at the
Baltimore rally for the Washington dele
| cation.
| ke'iews Democrats Record.
representative James F. Byrncs of
| South Carolina reviewed the humane
| tarlan legislation put through by the
| democratic administration during the
| nrst TOUR years it was in power before
! the war He empha sized the child labor
| law. the e;ght-hour day and the anti
| injunction act removing abor from be-
! ing ciassed as a commodity
Representative ByrneS also discussed
| the league OF nations. saying it was i'm
! posSlDie LOT llle american people to con-
| ceive of anything that Harding could do
F., if elected, because in the six years he
! has been in the Senate he has not in
| troduced a single constructive and
| progressive measure of public impor-
| lance.
Mrs. ]. Wesley Thompson of Honolulu
spoke on Peace on Earth, Good Will
Toward Men, She said the United
! States has an unequaied opportunity
and that it is selfish for a great nation
to ignore the world when by extending
| a helping hand it could give the world
all of those great benefits which the
people of this country enjoy.
! Prof. Albert Levitt gave a graphic de-
scription of how he had seen boon COM
| rades shot to pieces in the trenches and
pictured other horrors of war. He said
| that all this had impressed upon the
American people that something must
be done to stop forever the awful car
! mage of war.
Plan 100 street Speeches.
Plans for more than 100 street speeches
| in Washington during October in support
| OF the league of nations We're announced.
i These speeches will be under the direc-
ton of the League of Nations Associa-
ton. said to be a non partisan organiZa-
! ton, of which Mrs Kate Trenholm
| Adams is chairman -
The speeches are to be made during
the noon hour and as the army of gov
eminent employees is leaving office.
Prof. Levitt of George Washington Uni
versity will speak in Mcpherson Square
this afternoon at 400 O'clock Mrs Rose
lGouveneur Hoes, president of the House
keepers Alliance, will discuss Making
the Monroe Doctrine Embrace the
/ World
| A democratic rally in Mount Rainier
last night was addressed by Mrs vii.
liam G. Burkhead and r. f. Northf1eet
1 The registration meeting and rally al
the democratic headquarters, 1345 Penn
sylvania avenue. tonight will be spe-
cially for voters in Nebraska, Kansas
Iowa, Missouri and Montana