Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
cox WOULD HEED
ADVICE, He SAYS
Expresses Intention to Consult
Republicans on League
if Elected
by the Associated Press

Chicago. Oct. 30.-Goyernor Co,
made public here today a telegram 20 {
woman supporter in which he stated hi:
intention to consult with both Demo
Gratis and Republicans. If elected. to So.
cure ratification Of the peace treaty
and to consuk with other leaders re
garding Irish and Jewish racial ques
tions.
''If l am elected. - said the governor
Il shall recognize the mandate for en-
trance into the League of Nations anC
shall work out that solution by con.
ference with the Senate. accepting sucl
helpful reservations as are necessary
/ "a that end. / shall consult Will
! Woodrow Wilson. with Elihu Roof
with William Howard Taft. and witt
any others who. by virtue Of their eX.
perlence, can render helpful service.
Furthermore. in the consideration O
specific matters like the cause of Ire.
land, 1t Is my purpose to consult Will
men who nurture the traditions ant
desires of the Irish people, such men a,
Bourke Cochran and Alfred Smith. of
New York, and Dovid Welsh, of Massa
chnsetts. and in connection with tn,
Jewish question l will consult witt
Leaders Of Jewish thought in America. :
rive speeches in Chicago. one in
Eary. Ind, and an Old d-time torchlight
parade are on the schedule of Governor
'oN today for the wind-up of his cam
palgn for the presidency.
Ohe OF the greatest demonstrations OF
the campaign IS planned preparatory &c
the evening speeches at the Coliseum,
/ where Governor Cox's opponent, Sena
| tor Harding. was nominated
Ihe governor first address is n
women at theatre under the auspices
OF the Chicago wOmPn's Democratic
committee. Later the Democratic nom
lhee VIII speak to Il throug of steel
workers at the Gary steel mills, return
ing quickly TO Chicago for speech al
the Patton Gymnasium. Northwestern
University. in Evanston. a suburb.
After the address at the Coliseum,
two trips to auditOriums in different
sections Of the city and n visit to the
South Shore Country Club about mid
! night are planned.
Gayly decorated and illuminated au
| tOmObilcS are to form the main section
| Of th" evening torChlight parade from
| the governors hotel to the Coliseum
The automobile parade will later ac.
company the governor to the other night
meetings, one under the auspices OF
citizens OF bohemian descent. and an.
other organized by those of Polish an
cestry.
Akron. o., Oct. 3O--Senator Hard
( ing's public record was attacked here
last night by Governor Cox in an ad
dress replying in vigorous terms to the
senator 5 speech here Thursday night in
which the Republican nominee declared
! he was 'unplcdged. unowned and un
bos>cd "
''If il were not tragedy this state
mcnt would be joke" declared Gov
T crIor Cox to a large audience at Iac
tory auditorium. 'Sur"ly. Senator
Harding can expect 10 one to take hin
seriOusly-when in face Of his public
record, every one knows that through
out the years Of his public life. he has
been ono in bondage to the big busincs.
interests and the corporate interests ot
n" country. His entire record has beer
on" "f turning his back on every pro
posdl for urogrcss.