Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02

pected!y present. and told the gather
ing: II am an fisherman, and I'll
stand by Ulster, but | am with you
in toto. Have patience with Ulster
and We'll bring her to the point Of
government as Il part of united
Ireland" Other Belfast leaders said
much the same. 1t was believed this
conference was a long step toward
Irish unity and the settlement Of the
islands troubles.
Meantime Terrence MacSweney,
lord mayor of Cork. WAS dying of self
imposed hunger in Il British prison, and
lrfshmen appealed to King George to
save him, and to President Wilson and
the heads of all European states, COM
pairing his case to that of the hurgo-
master of Brussels whom the Germans
imprisoned Mr.. Lloyd George said
that, whatever the consequences, the
government could not take thse reSFsOn-
stbflity of freeing SIac-Sweuey- The
Sim Fein leaders feared his death
would lead to an outbreak that would
play into the hantts of the Erfttxh-
Efforts Of the anti4wafr@gtstx Ii, PFC
vent or delay tla PRONUNCIATION 1l
the ratification of the suffrage annan1-
ment were fGiled, and ON TTcuuRSsIay
Secretary of stahe' Colby rec~cv rng etta-
ctal notification of fhe arrfNm of the
Tennessee LegIsEatmrR, sEgnsd and Es-
sued the pFt~cLa Trath0n- THE District
of Columbia r@fuseh IL, tsm,le a ne
strafnfng order to SHse,.retary G1lhY
30 now the only hoppe rtmMfllfnss @fF tine
foes of sTEffra-e ts that the UniMed
States Supreme cnsurt will denInlrR the
Tennessee ratification hlIegaL.
1t is interesting IL, re.id tlna aptn-
ion of the venerable CMrdHmfET Glib.
bnns, wFo mas hsen a cOnaiAtent @p-
pnrent of woman s1rffrnSR He sayx
y REGRET very nnTnch that THE woman
have taken the pII1nn&e hnfn tlaa daseu.
l would rnmch prefer uihat tfinEs had
remained as they wer,e. I AM, how
ever, of the oJinfon tfhat mfhRr the first
election wr NO o1nFy anm,II prsreRntn ,ssa
of the wrornfn 0f tine country will
avail themselves a% uhe priwilRSR af
voting 70
Governor Cox nua1ssed the Ragub,
Eicans by asserting tIsnt thRy ara
raising minimum fund OF Sn5,DDD,@DD
for the campaign. NsCtt0nal Cnntr.
man VIII Hays and bis asHpcisuhes ut
once denied tlle trlUti, of tiR STATEMENT
and both they and tliA Dumparatiil
lea ders demanded .Iaat THE spnnte cnm,
nfrtee ON campafgn expenditures i'm
vestfgare the charge. The olsnlnniittaa,
which lis in session I'm Cl,icanp SUBJ
pOenaed National ChnirlnNn Hays anIl
White and Congressional Chahrnlan
Fess and D,wemrs. and "invitHM" Cow
erIlor Cox also to appear before lit and
present sIIci, evidence as he might
have to sIIbstantirta IAts Eade1nanns.
The DerlocratM eansdfldate M,dn ha
wCuld FURNISH what information As
had i'm due ti11ie, and meanwhile Tla
wGrrr ahe;ad with his apanRing tour
rpfMatfng Mrs ace1IsItiisna when fia
rsseefBed Pfrtsbsurg1h 1'liuJmAahy night.
h@ 0Earnad up and nHiXdie pIIi,IiR tire all.
feGed facts Elpon which lie BHaad His
charge that the Republicans ane try
Ing to -ibuy the pruSiMi.nnT."
Tine expose ruuTly WIS mot so SEN
sSriotlal as misirt have been ex1,eutati
Cox read Il Hist of 81 Gitfes and tiis
nnroErnr which tine RepuIbI bIhtem m,ttjimnl
cprrErnEtfeG prpIppsed ito nalNe in aimIl
tine rmtal heiirg So. Eis5l GgNo. This ffinIne
he asserted, lE9d n,aSIhfna to d. With
the large snEoEmfs baing ei,IIacitaa in
hundreds on smr1Eler eftfas. rlcmns and
yurHf communities. Ffe, give NO nnmaa
OF contributors, siIying the RayIjblk
c.srls evnM pr,offmce tfyosp.. The gyw-
errb0r also read dnr:ur1Demts which ha
said proved THAT Sserrarwr EEar,dfmg had
detafheas KNOW hetR.e of the ffnannMi.mc 0f
his samRBsaIgu
Republican Treasurer UpDam. wia
had previously told something Of TIM
quota list srys the quotns are VASTLY
inrger than the nctuz1r anDoumt e:alDesd
for by the hudgpt- AMID asserted THAT
the national committee hsad cUBDeete&
to date, only SesRS9Tz-S2
A rather weak comeback was the
charge rnade by Congressman Fred
Britten, that tle British parliament
had appropriated $751; 800 i'm flavor IT
the British ambassador at Washington
for -.entertainnpenr purposes and that
this fund had already f0rnd TITS way
to the Democratic national committee.
This was. Of course. denounced as NIB.
surd by both ambassador Gesaass
and Democratic Chairman White. Gov.
ernor Cox said the charge was ~tsa
oily for words"
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