Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
SC0RNS HARDIN c,
SCORES LODGE IN
SPEECHES OF DAY
DECLARES NOMINEE HAS "STt'r.
IDLY ATrEMI'TED To DECEIVE
AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WIT AND SARCASM USED
Lodge T. Dubbed ~ arch Consplra.
tot of ages" seeking 10 Confuse
the Naii0n on League ~
Nations lssue.

~ Associated ffeta.
BOSTON. Ort ig.- Scaihlng attack
ipun Svnatm Lodge of Massachusetts
nd sarcastic criticism of senator
Harding were made today by Governor
'oN during his New England tour EN-.
racing Massachusetts, and New Hamp.
hit" cities aud 'nding q larg" meeting
.onighi "n iiuaon Commons.
senator Harding was hcaped with
urasm and ridicul-d by Governor
'oX in virtually EVERY address VI ths
hy with the incident between prcyi.
ien Wilson and the senator regarding
The atif"'s statement II French over
iurrs fuf new association of nations
N M" basis
The facts justif, the conciusion
that senator Harding has stupldly.
though deliberately. attempted Co
drreiVr ibr people of the United
States. i'o,rrnor Con declasrd.
Expressing belief that q French au-
thor and humuIist was senator llaTti.
ing- suurrc ~ information regarding
French sentiment upon a new assOci1.
lion uf nations and commenting upOn
Sonatui liauling's letter to Prrsidert
Wilson. GuNern'r COX ziid sarcns.
ideally.
Poor Harding"
''unr senator Harding has been mis-
understood again. n r. u pathetic
hing that hr suffers No much from the
lulln"Ss oi the American people. In.
'ludnE newspaper editors and leadess
among partis,nr and opponents
The league was virtually the excln-
aVe theme today uf Governor Coz, ar
his li"-ion Commons address .,unlg'it
made total uf ten speeches The
governors denunCiation q SENATOR
i.odg, was followed by kissing from
MS COnrmd ana Manchester audleucys.
The heights II his attack upjn scna.
,ur l.udg. were reached by the demo
cratic candidate tonight ON the com
mun Expressing happiness over Fpaas
iug uu 'th' iiI~i forum uf AmcrlCt
dcdicat-d ~ free speech and free ~.
smblaE-.' Governor COX said ho DE-
sired to remove clouds and Confu
sion. regarding the l,ogur These. III.
governor asserted. wefr set up IN
partisan plot instigatcd aud led by
that arch cunspirator Vf aces. Henry
Clbut l.Udgr oi Massachusetts,"
Stating that Governor coolidge had
introduced senator Lodge In I,oston a.
famous everywhere Governor Cox
continued
I.o,lgr aud Jerrs.
4 have Just completed a pllgrsns-
ig- from the Atlantic tu the Pacific
and hask again. visiting almust every
state lIi the uniun. ! can testify 10 tn.
truth 81 .ihr guyrrnurS statement. Ser-
tinr l.udg, must l.. known Ia cvefl
man aud woman in every city and Wa
lag- ~ tho land for wherever and
Whenever I have mentioned his name
II has hr,u I'.ogulz-d-and gfteisti.
not with cheers. agt with iecT-. not
with applause but with hisscs and loud
cries II sham" shame. shame.
Judging from this continuously re-
p-at-d experience. ! should b. dlspo-'-i
iu suggest. even tu a iiosion audlcuc"
that u would have been more accurate
lu have .s,id that th. senator II motor
,us everywhere, rather than that h
IL famous cy'rywhctr.
Now why have M" people OF this M
tion risen cnulaSs" in condemnation
nf senator Lodge Tn. reason l.
clear pur p'"pi" az" qui'A to recognize
in-iu,,riiy
>rwbrrry's Candidate.
"t.Hlg,'S i,id'i ship WIS made posi-
bl. url, by a., vot. II Truman n.
N,',h.IiN uuN under conviction In the
state 81 Nlirhiglu tot having purchased
his seat iu thv senate.
"Nhuuuus ftls"huodS have been scat
tered hE, autumn leaves and the
htru,lst 81 l.u,lgr himself. IL one -
tho outstanding black r,raiS in Amer
hIu history iu the ight oi his earli "a
recorded rionuuu,'meut~ b. has been
nHtd g. -iuiiif, himself over and
u,ri again IT, hus lih'll'd and sian
d,r,,I nu wau murr than himself
tffirr senator i.DdrrS statements In
.Hls against % separate p'are and Ia"
ruI th.. s,uatufs Juion college address
iYI world I~a''. Governor IOx added
.IU tI.v u ihr present attitude 81
SnltI l.osig, - th- acknowledged
l.tdrI rf treaty Wtc,kris II i ceftain
'ha' I, hls r,lih'I honesty ot purpos'
ru siu.,fif, uf mind u y up 10 IN"
state uf Na-~t, hus,tt~ right now L.
IrpadlHf' his leadership and at th'
,ltn, russ.ll'. moment retire HIM Tor
.,f.I Foo private lli'