The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-09
SAYS EUROPE
IS STARVING
TODE:ATH
Democratic Candidate Says
Europe Has Feeling OF
Hatred For US.
BY HARRY L. ROGERS
IsTAFF coRREspoNpskI 1 \ SERVICE


HELENA. MONT. sent a-Aroario,
II toas,, ra.,t,e,
.L .'a''oh .
ana selt-satisiied
whlie her associates as well as her
enemies among tbs countries of Eur
ope afe starving y death. Gov. James
~ CoN. democratic presidential nom
NEE declared IN speech here today.
J MS feeling Of hatred, the governor
SAID. IS direct result Of delay IN
ratify.ng the treaty and the senator
ial ollgarchy" alone is responsible tor
IT.
one hundred and fifty thousand
square miles Of arid lands in the west.
the governor asserted could be re-
claimed with money made available by
disarmament which he sa would fol-
low entry of the = into the lea
que o. nations
SEES MILITARY RIVALRY
have just noticed that Japan is
building q Dattleship at a cost OF $40
100000, Gov. Cox SAID. Unless this
program be stopped we viii soon have
reverted 10 the old game Of national
military rivalry
~ has recently been figured in
terms all men can understand that the
~ '--es+C-f-a+D MOAs4 ANNAatAs4
100000 acres of land. Multiply this
BY forty-oight, the number of states.
adopting the plan OF one battleship
for each state. and YOU have stag
gering total, and If properly applied.
me answer 70 the problem Of housing
II our cities, the answer to the ques-
tion to increased production for sus-
tenanee Of human life. the eXpendi
ture required in total would reclaim
lo0, 100000 square miles Of waste. II
"oG!o olAd ten permanently paved
arteries entirely across the U. S. At
the present high cost Of construction.
Not only this but the armament pro-
: a. an equ.ie1 LOT our meet at least
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'S1sdiias 4e9u+4ed IN 81 yaFas anu
~''1ii- 7 l4eioh plah1s' an turning theiF
'-ct'Nl1ies 10 1ae production 81 neces-
-st'-es o. .ile' rathef than y Nenploy-
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sHe 1essi -S-ioh 81 iils
Cannot Oe
'4iNe4' lii9 soeei 10. argued ch'4 We
aiiu IN tHe "d1io
y 0Ae -Ahu america edhhol
eH1ei lh0o lha1 peFlod 81 prosperity
" "hteh she = ehttlea until the
slO"ii's iia'--a created against US bY
ne ap9s'lss o. heee IN 'he senatorial
Ta-eiis '-1s oeel ieiiloNea
ioinfng ,.i+b II e+ber ns.taa ~
world who have already affixed tbotr
signatures to the league Of nations
covenant Euronean countries WI
then go Ia work he said and their
ten billion dollars IF var aebts - rs
viii be pafo
. separate peace bringing US INTO
assoc4a ION "lth Iufksy' Nussla, Ger
efs not now IN the league Of nations,
we should JON WITH the 81 nations
alFeady IN the league 81 that with al
the nations ot the earth we may re-
estaoiish social, humanitarian an1
business relations with the world
More pleased than ever with the re-
6 ptlon ne Is receiving N Montana. q ~
Cox left here this afternoon for the
greatest industrial districts Of Butte
and Anaconda convinced that he has
practically won the electoral vote or
the state lie plans in his speech
here this evening paying particular
attention to industrial problems laying
emphasis on his labor record in OHIO
ana nat he calls his general pro-
gressivism in government.