Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-01

the maintenance Of armies and ma
vies, and unless this waste is halt
ed national credit overseas is out
Of the question.
His Faith in the People.
II have faith in the conscience
Of America 1t has never given
pledge that it did not redeem and
no moral question has ever failed
when it was submitted to the judg-
ment of the people. If we turn our
thoughts to the graves of the ST.
600 brave American boys who now
sleep in Europe our souls tell us
what to do The highway of clvili-
zation Is lined with the MANNED
and disabled. If we assemble the
philanthropiC heart of the world
and mold it into a concrete move
ment of heIpfulness. our duty Will
have been done. otherwise, the
morality of nations has failed.
suffering humanity waits upon
the voice of America, The verdict
of November means JOY or de-
spair worldwide
The governor with his party ar
rived here early today from chi
cago where he virtually completed
his campaign. His last words OF
the campaign will be spoken at To-
ledo, he leaving here tomorrow tor
that city.
Plans Lon% Vacation.
AS soon as the election Is over
Governor Cox plans long Va0a
ton, a hunting trip In MISSISSIPPI
as the guest of Senator HARRISON
of that state, chairman of the dem
oCratic speakers bureau. regardless
OF the election result,
The governor is an expert shot,
either with rifle or shotgun.
A plantation near PaSquaIe'
Miss. will he the base Of Governor
Cox's hunting trips.
When the governor returns nome
from Toledo election morning ne
will have Travelled in his campaign
21 qG2 miles, a record. 1t is pc-
licvcd. for any presidential candl-
date During his travels. virtual lly
since his notification ON
August :. Governor Cox made 29i
addresses, not including innumcr-
able other brief talks.
Has StSktIl W -,p''s''''
That he has spoken to 2,Oo0'oVo
rcrsons has been estimated ana
those who have shaken his hahdS
into tho thousands
The governor has spoken III
thirty-six states. all except Mann,
and Vermont in New England. ana
len states Of the sold south.
HE Journeys have taken him the
width of the continent three times
first tn the Atlantic coast in Au-
gnst. thence to the Pacific coast IN
Scptemner. back again to ne Al,
lontic coast early this month. ava
thcnce to the end in the middI'
west. ,, ..,r,
within n few miles of the Canaul'''
border ON the north ana as l"'
south as san Diego. a
Fifty-six Speeches in ONO.
Most of the governor s cam
was done IN tllI
middle west, in the hotly contes'cu ,
states Of Ohio. Indiana. hehtucNI
and West Virginia. Ohio rankeu
FIRST with fifty-siX spcccheS !.
nineteen days. Indiana second WIN
forty-two speeches in seven Gays
and Kentucky third with twenty
-wo speeches in three days.
other states where the governor
made large numbers of speech'S
we're: California, II; Washington
md South Dakota, 10 each; Moh-
ana, Is. ,.1 ot
OF the 21.962 miles Travelled, u
30 were by rail and 1888 by auto
mobile. The governors western
wing" in September totaled 50"
niles in twenty-five states ana ne
ravclcd about 5000 miles moro
luring the last month. He had ms
1rivate car. The Federal IN con
,tant service since September, Z,
when he started west with it, nut
spent few nights in hotels or al
l0mc.
Despite the great tax upon ms
'oicc and bodily strength, Cover
,or Cox finishes his campaign IN
in top condition with only speak
RS hoarseness He is tanned a
uddy bronze and has lost virtually
10 weight,