Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-15
N0MINEE ARRAlCNS l INTERESTS BEHIND l {, Q, P. CANDIDATE
.overn0r Cox Declares 1denti- ficatiOn Staggers Decency of Americans
OYS DISPLAY BIG
 HARDING PICTURES
h;oan Tells Lads to Go Home and Toll Mothers They Told Lies When Saying Money Not Paid Them

rolumbus, O., Oct. 14.-Severe ar on ment of forces which he said Ire supporting Senator Harding was Ide by Governor Cox here tonight an address at the state fair bunds coliseum, closing a stren- k,s day of campaigning in his home Ste.
 kThe candidate of the senatorial Se has behind him today the most ktley array of questionable groups h influences that ever were be- kd candidate--en array that, to kvey, brings the crimson blush of Initiation to an American," the ternor declared.
 tore than a dozen parties" in- Iding the "pro- German" the "Afro- kerican," the "Anti-league of na- hs," the "profiteer," the "liberty Id spectators" and other alleged Sups, are backing Senator Hard the governor asserted.
 Emphasizing that special racial up appeals were being made, Gov Tor Cox said that the Afro-Ameri- movements includes "false claims t it can bring social equality"
 Porch Clearing House.
 From the front porch at Marion hething has been given to every of these groups" said the gover- declaring that the primal object
 to "evade the issues of the lea r by promoting minor and extra bus issues.
 he governors address tonight was
 eleventh speech in this state. oans turned out in force at ev-
 stop with bands, including the brated "Cox band" of Piqua.
 strenuous was the days pro- m that tonight he wired a protest Ienator Harrison, chairman of the onal Democratic speakers com tee, and demanded less exaeting ire programs.
 he league today continued virtu-
 the sole subject of the gover- addresses. In increasing relig-
 vein, he told audiences that it
 "a sacred and spiritual" issue that he was preaching the creed Christ" as against "the creed Of h." The league, he said, was Gas nely inspired as the declaration Independence. He also charged
 "a conspiracy of the senatorial archy" was directed at world e, and denounced Senator Lodge Massachusetts as "the basest con- ator in all the history of the hu-
 race. "The governor reiterated fge of "a conspiracy of silence" withhoulding publication of the Iue covenant.
 New Plan of G o. P.
 oys at Wapakonet bearing large ographs of Senator Harding and ntlng for the senator caused ernor Cox to declare that he had Eovered new "contemptible"
 of the opposition. Told by local ocrats that the boys were hired Republican leaders. Governor Cox tioned one young boy, who kept prling Harding poster in a thea aisle directly before the gover-
 who had "hired or told" him to mt the poster. The boy replied: body"
 You go home and tell your moth- nat you didn't tell the truth" the ernor replied. "There is great
 or money used in this campaign
 one of the peculiar uses is what nave noticed. In the last two days started our meetings, one boy or foup of boys will stand out in It of the speaker and unfurl the Ographs of the opposition candi- Now that boy was Mid to do overnor Cox said he would not mt the incident to disturb him
 said that "every trick they have to play has resolved itself, in
 favor." '