The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

- nAfl0mAI
- T.mccs4ssc committee. a
6enocrstic rally Ct Augustana
/ Aieht, launched into an earnest
~ q Tie lsesue, urging her
a1oso % forget party lines ana TO
%1SSS champions Of the league IN
~ foremost oinces Of the state and
1tlfn Nov. :.
s4ho league covenant does not
11A With Article X" he said. as
\ ~ Hapubljcans would have you
1lIevR. Il begins with article I
2nl 'between article and x there
= asticle VIII which provides Tor
~ :@isarmsment Of reduction OF
&el16 n eli nations that are mem
&or9 ol the league. The trouble
nm the American voter Is that ne
N ceatent to read what this man
tnys Of the league and what that
1San says. He never reads the
ooy1uant himself, yet,' and she
Nsysd . small leather bound copy
~ ths covenant aloft. 1T Is all writ
4on IN this little book and in Ian
Duaes that every man and woman
- understand"
Hllieules Leasue Enemies
.s..--.. 49, a,.cu,.ion ~
US ~. Ne. r;dicr,ad
se-. h.,;.vsd Rat IN. league
/ : vss,rs I'M . nsace MEASURE
VI - ss s. .hcr, certain
ss,tnsn 1890. vhom she de-
ss S 80 s.~n..s antar,ng rho
sxs $1,000. .n.,, !. hscame the
~ sS ser.sn,,or ~ ,bo nresent
-ss,., -hsr .hev d.serted their
- ~. i..sr. sor rortv no,i.
ss y" '"s 'e~s'S ' p'
n..,a.. r.r h.,;.vo.
~ 49,. w. .,.,ad .hn, no
~ 'seHus. sne 49, s pa~.,M
sts. VIII m.ny ot LEI p.DM
c1s ~ s.psls'i v,...s " c. .us 90 !.
snt y, tue on..eu
neuctso oe';sI unue .. 'ne as. pt ~,
49, 10y; ne .ans ~ ~ es ",,nr '
@ ~ VIZ ;nc nUpe IVA. 49,
ses tney "nA W s"'s " a"""ee
heteins. ~. ,,,,, a
~ snr .,.. ..stsmsn,s =, ssna.
~ indre. Herbert Hoover and
othefa.
"The IAasua az Nations is in ex.
lsfance" Nra Rass continued
mThe treaty. of Versailles is made
n nations have siened the coyen-
~ the leasue council has met. the
hlv a. vo,nv IN meet the In
esrn ationaI iahor association ha.
-. vsred n WASHINGTON and tho
er.mcisi aiv,s,on will assemble If
- d.v. The ,.s,ne ia here n
sssv W. :,,hsr % in or .tav ont
~ msks M other lsssue nnles,
- w.L~ n vtth Mexico Turke,
- pms.;s There remain n;
ofhs,s"
Th,s .,.tsmsnt VIVA ,reetea with
. hurs, NJ snnisus. from an audi
e.cs which hsvins waited for Mrs
Hass' arrival In an auditorium fol
IN hour and half that must hav,
been heated By Republican janito
wers literally Just warming up u
N ne subject.
Lesgue and ireland.
Nrs pass devoted a few minute
81 her address 10 the Irish ones
fien. statinr that the worst thin,
thst was done by the Republican
81 the present campaign was L
ALLEVIATE the Irish vote from tn
Democratic marty.
"Ths Irish voters in America il
VISITING for the party that support
the league would not only be dom
y . great thing for the world, but
great thing for Ireland" che de
clafed. Governor Cox in a speec
made In New York less than wee
40 stated that II elected the frs
tAing he would do would be to g
before the league council and as
What about Ireland" The leagu
coancil 10 the only forum for tn
cass Of Ireland"
Flght Just BeguR,
Ma Pas. conc,ndad her d;scus
s,nn AZ II. ,ss rms with tho STATE
-lrt tns. an az, hos ,nst hasm,
Aecanse thu nance ~ the world ha
~ -, heer m.da" Shs .ddresss,
kef closins .tatemen,s 20 tho WON
a Who comnosed three-fourths q
her audience. urging them to for
"a party lines ana 10 give their Al
tention 10 the principles A. issue
II cannot believe Mrs Bas
eaid. "that Won women will permi
the Republican party to stand he
{veen YOU and the advancement q
your country. | cannot beliey
that this new vote and these new
forces will support a reactiouar
movement"
Nrs. Bssa dnvoted her ooenin,
ntatements 10 praise ~ the Demo
cratic candidate for soyernor OF II
liuois. James Hamilton Lewis. fiay
~ the PRINCIPLES and supporter