Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-30
FIVE cox SPEECHES
TODAY TO WIND UP
H|SL0NG CAMPA
Great Demonstration in Chi
caqo to Mark End of
Speechmaking.
By the Associated Press.

| CHICAGO. October 80. - Five
speeches in Chicago. one in Gary, Ind.
and an old-time torchlight parade are
on the schedule Of Gov. Cox today for
the wind-up of his campaign for the
presidency.
One of the greatest demonstrations
of the campaign is planned prepara-
tory to the evening speech at the Coli
scum. where Gov. Cox's opponent,
Senator Harding. was nominated.
The governors first address is to
women at 'theater. under the aus
cratic committee, at noon. At 2:30
pm. he Is to speak to throng of
steel workers at the Gary steel mills,
returning quickly to Chicago for a
speech at 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 q visit to
the South Shore Country Club about
midnight are planned.
Parade fer Governor.
Gayly decorated automobiles are t o
form the main section Of the evening
torchlight parade from the governors
hotel to the Coliseum The auto
mobile parade win later accompany
the governor to the other night meet
ings. one under the auspices of cit
ixens Of Bohemian descent. and another
organized by those OF Polish ancestry.
Gov. Cox made public here today a
telegram to woman supporter in
which he stated his intention to con-
suit with both democrats and repub-
l1cans, II elected, to secure ratification
of the peace treaty, and to consult
with other leaders regarding Irish
q m 1nvH yrcI ~s
Will Recognise Mandate.
IF am elected" said the governor,
Il shall recognize the mandate for
and shall work out that solution by
conference with the Senate, but ac-
cepting such helpful reservations as
are necessary to that end. I shall
Elihu Root. with William Howard
Taft and any others who by virtue of
their experience can render helpful
service.
Furthermore in the consideration
of specific matters like the cause of
Ireland it is my purpose to consult
with men who nurture the traditions
and desires of the Irish people, such
men as Bourke Cochran and Alfred
Smith OF New York and David Walsh
with the Jewish question I will con-
suit with leaders of Jewish thought
in America"
Flags Harding's Record.
| AKRON. Ohio. October Ex-senator
| Hardings public record was flayed
here last night by Gov. Cox, demo-
| cratic presidential candidate. in an
ADDRESS replying in vigorous terms
to the senator's speech here in which
| the republican nominee declared that
he was 'unpledged. unowned and un-
| bossed"
| IF it were not tragedy, this state-
ment would be a joke" declared Gov,
| Cox to a large audience at factory
| auditorium. Surely, Senator Harding
| ously-when, in face of his public rec
] ord, every one knows that through
itout the years of his public Nfe he
has been one in bondage to the big
business interests and the corporate
4 interests of the country. His entire
! record mas oeen one of turning his
back on every proposal for progress" F"
Asks Questions of Harding.
Senator Harding was chosen at Chi
mating conspiracy Of the Senatorial
oligarchy," in a Chicago hotel and
the governor asked the followinp
plain questions" of the republican
| candidate:
What questions were asked you
anu "h"I picu6eS were made before
the oligarchy decided to give Won the
nomination?
Did you. promise George Harvey a
place in the cabinet, as is generally
stated?
Does your platform authorize YOU to
make pledge to George Viereck and to
declare for a separate peace with Ger.
many to secure. as he says, 5000. .O0O
votes for the pro-German party in
did your platform give you the right
70 promise TO George Reynolds, the
Chicago banker. who. on the hasis nj
conference with You. assures his friends
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