Evening star., 1920-10-17
HARDING CRYING
"KAMERAD,' SAYS
COX IN ATTACKS
'eTweIfth Flop" on League
Issue Cited-Charges Sen
ator Is Leaving "Dugout."
SAYS GREAT PRINCIPLE
is BEING INDICATED
Predicts Own Victory in Closing
Ohio Fight-Addresses Women,
Facing Their Quizzing.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, October 16.-
More charges against Senator Harding,
his republican opponent. Of vacillation
upon the league Of nations-"of somer-
saulting. wigging and wabbling
made by Gov. Cox, democratic presi-
Dental candidate, in a statement issued
here tonight and in five speeches clos
ingN his three-day Ohio campaign.
Senator Harding's address yesterday
at Indianapolis was the basis of Gov.
Cox's renewed assault. The governor
declared that it was the Senator's
twelfth flop" upon the league issue and
he, charged his opponent with "at-
tempting to wiggle himself into the
presidency"
That the senator's Indianapolis
speech was a plea to league advocates.
after rejection" of the league in the
republican nominees Des Moines ad-
dress, was asserted by Gov. Cox, who
pictured the senator as leaving "his
dugout" and crying ''Kamerad, kam-
Grad, to the hosts of peace"
Victory Is Predicted.
rhe povernor predicted victory con-
fdentIy, declaring the issue was drawn
and that ''the jury has the evidence and
=, c.,,n,v hut happily awaits the hour
IN r.raer tha verdict"
"a -r.,t great principle has been
v,na,c.tes in the hearts of the
au.-;c., n.onl. /. sa;d the governors
.t.4.r.nt tontrbt following similar
,s.c,sr.4;ons In sneeches to two large
.n.., ..nvd. hera and others at
v5,-,., H,.r,ont and e1vda ."rhev are
for tho league Of nations.
PlstSSs159HeIa Mea.ineless.
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Ms tcioioAee attempting 70
e himself INTO ene presioency'
weeks and every community now has
turned inc tongue OF ad'cuie upon
am. IL - circumstances unpfeee-
1e".eo ~ ~ tue nis'ofy u America
Saw NStorm Of Protest,
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,ns II .. h.,s .nd c.,..o, IL
hereft -, nuh,;c confderc. with,
v.ex Juds. r.f+ ..n, r,-r.,d :,
a.~ ~ .,,.. fror, v.nco,., s.,.,r
that HI. candidate had seen the ,;eht
I'm ve.t.,d.v I,d.s poot .nd +h;-.,,
On. ,.soc;.ta. in New yo-t com.
fo,v.,d with arother e.e of ,r,,ca
rh;. ,no,,;rr senator Ha,d;no n;rn-
self leaves the dugout and comes to
~. hosts Of neace with his hands
to high heaven. crying .Kamerad. kam-
erad.'
America has heard this cry before,
ana by experience it has found that
it came from those who could not be
trusted. even after they surrendered.
speaking plafnly-and the time has
como TOR plain speech-Senator Hard
ing deserves his present plight Nc
man who IN the MIDST OF grave con-
diuons e1hiDits only woros' words and
then more WORDS wnlch mean moth
ing deserves the commence OF the
people. Tine times require courageous
conviction ana inc man VINO is mol
willing 10 express ~nat Is In MS
heaf' is ce1y Ns inc guam
ues Oh eAecae'e 1eAue's sup fepea'
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