Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
HARDING HOPEFUL
THAT TNAT|0NW|LI
OUTLAW ALL WAR;
FIRM IN SAVING LEAGUE PLAN
N NOT AVAILABLE IN
PRESENT FORM
TALKS TO Street CROWD
Announces That tie Would Have
Country SHOW Practical. Help.
iul Generosity 90 Ex.ser.
Men"
By Associated Pres.

MARION. Scpt3.--lIopc that the
Tinted States viii take he lead Ia "out'
law war" and obtain the permanent
peac. II the world WIS voiced by Sen
ator Harding to-day In a speech al the
nome coming celebration at Mount Gil.
cad. Ohio. a country town In his native
CuLnty.
Addressing a crowd from street
looth where members ~ the American
Legion were soliciting funds for a
hour ui the luCal past. III. republican
n,nin,c declared hc was willing to dn
anything short of sirrcndcrine the ma.
tiun's independence to attain world
concord
lie maintained that acceptance uf
the league of nations as u WIS writ
ten. however. would involve u Sic'
iiiiy- oi nationality which no friend ~
lpgt'- should advocate.
Il want 90 show my gratitri'
these men In an effective way" said
senator Harding. turning To- the form
- service mcn. "hy seeing that neither
they nor THEN sons nor th,ir sons
svnS shall ever be- called a. hattie
fronts again. I'm not sure that ] ain
~ cnmpl,tc accord with others az tu
the means. but II I can speak the cnr.
s-'.i"c oi America wen lead the world
to outlaw war"
Genrrosi iiy Toward Soldiers
Tn, candidate also declared the
ton must show practical. helpful
generosity" to the former soldiers. add
Ing that u was unfair to impose uni.
Versal s'rvlre unless there was To u.
an adequate expression Of gratitudc
with the return of peace.
The speech was the second delivered
by senator Harding today. his posi-.
t,on In support " cooperative agree.
mcnts toi farmers having been outlin.
ell a fe whours before IN a talk here "a
"A committee ~ the national board oi
farm organizations representing thou.
sands II farmers throughout the coun.
try. Cooperative marketing, he said,
would be the first practical step that
could De taken To reduce IN. cost "
living.
During the day the nominee took IN
S,v'rai other important issues In talks
with political leaders. one ~ his con.
ferences bringing together here for the
first time representatives of all the
three great groups into which rcpub.
LEANS divided during the .cagur r,ii.
iicatiOn fight.
Talks With Knox.
on his front porch during m. after.
noon. talked over the situation with
Senator Knox Il PENNSYLVANIA, an 'r-
reconcilahlc. Senator Spencer ~ Mis-,
SCUM. mild rescrvationist. and Scna.
tor Townsend ol Michigan. who stood
during the fight with the middle
ground group. led by Senator Lodge.
SENATOR Slscnccr issued statement
later saying the people Of Missouri
wsr" dct"rmin~lly opposed ,o the
"wilson.CoV league of nations"
ether callers NJ Senator HardlnE's =
ofiicc today Included Harry NJ. Daush
city of Columbus. a member ~ the re-
puhli'nn csmnaign committee ard
Iakc T.. Ilamon. national commit
man iiom Oklahoma.
Charles =. Barrett. of Georgia. presi.
dent ~ tn. farmers union headed tho
farm den ation aud explained the
farretS' nj - the nominee.
~ his speech ai Mount Giload.
which was checrcd repeatedly hy the
crowd of several hundred persons. Sen.
ator Harding said:
Showing Gratitude.
n believe that every American
ought to do everything he can to show
MS tfatitnne 10 tne Nnunk hlti ~
America who went out - dcfcnd
American rights and independence. In
IN. world war.
''v"u and locally can show tha,
gratitude by aiding In their en,rrpri>
- and hv .uppmting such efforts rs
thcs. men are making 90 house THEFT
,'--'nig iions in suitabl1, home.
"Rut I want 10 do more, J want tr
~Nrw NV gratitude In an effective WAY
b" seeing that neither they nor thsir
sons nor their sons sons. shall '''"T
he called in hattie front again. Tn
no, sur" that I am IN cUmplrt" nccnr
with others rs to the means hut u
en- prc1k 'he conscience ~ Amcricl
wen lead the wpild 90 outlaw war