Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12
500 DEMOCRATS
HOLD BIG RALLY
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he said. iWhen a man writes with his
toe the chirography is apt to be anus
ing; but when he writes with a sore toe
it ought to bring tears of commiseration
among gentlemen of sensibility."
SAYS RADICALS
ARE WITH LODGE.
In conclusion he said:
Having made their appeal to the eX.
treme radicals with their criticism of
the president for his refusal to feed the
reds of Russia, they make their appeal
to the enemies of the reds by calling the
league of nations internntionalism, trans
lating that to mean socialism, and call
ing Wilson the leader of the reds
"And yet every socialist, every COM
E1unist every anarchist. every bolshevist,
and every copperhead in America IS fol-
lowing the lead Of Henry Cabot Lodge
against the league of nations
"a short time ago the socialists held
a national convention in the city of Chi
cago. The extreme wing withdrew and
formed a communistic or frankly boil
shevistic party-and both the socialists
and the bolshevists in their declaration
of principles denounced the league Of ma
tons
"The American Federation of Labor,
every Chamber of Commerce, every agri-
culturist organization, every patriotic as
ISOLATION, every religious society that has
spoken upon the subject has followed us
upon the league Of nations; and the only
two organizations In America that have
followed Lodge against the league are
the socialists and the communists as
sembled in the city of Bill Thompson.
"Ca1l the roll of undesirables and let
them answer as they have answered in
interviews and speeches. Emma Goldman
No! Alexander Berkman-No Bill
Haywood Victor Berger-No
George Sylvester-No Bill Thompson
MOI Aye every mothers son and daugh-
ter uniting in a denunciation of Wilson
and a damnation of the league.
NOT A RED ON
DEMOCRATIC SIDE.
1.-THE only two men in the world who
have more bitterly denounced the league
than James E. Watson and Harry New
are Nicholi Lenine and Leon Trotzky-
the twin devils of Moscow
''More: Raymond Robbins returned
from Russia Boosting of his intimacy
with Lenine and Trotzky. He was there
upon invited to appear before a commit
tee Of the senate to plead the virtues OF
his heroes and their philosophy and to
criticise the president of the United
States.
Eyes, and after be had written for
the Metropolitan magazine his laudatIons
OF the Plutarchian figures Of Moscow,
the Raymond Robbins family was placed
upon the committee to help write the
republican platform for 1920.
"More; After Billy Mason had partlci
pated in a ,bolshevist meeting, called by
Williams, the hiring apd biographer Of
Lenine, and held at the Paoli theater in
the city of Washington, they made him
a member of the foreign relations com
mittee OF the house.
"And we defy them to name a red who
Is arrayed upon our side.
"Let them expel them from their own
club, the bolshevistic internationalists
who have their feet upon the table. be
fore they attempt to write socialist or
communist above the portals OF our
home.
Nothing more disgraceful than the
character Of the fight the republican
senate has waged against the league o,
nations has ever ssainted the story Of
the republic.
PLEDGED THIS To
BE LAST WAR MISERY.
Blowing hot and cold. playing fast and
loose, riding two horses going in the