Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-14

participation in the league. None, he
said. viii recall the promise that the
Vice President was TO be active IN gov
ernmental affairs because his only duty
is that of official apologist for the Ad-
ministration and as such he is the bust.
est man in the Nation" Nor will any,
Ahe added, refer to that happy hunting
Nground Of normally" and IF they value
their hides they viii not train their guns
on that great, stricken American soldier
OF the war, Woodrow Wilson"
Ambassador George Harvey, ''misrep-
resentatfve OF the Court of st. James"
was fayed for his statement that Ameri-
can soldiers f,ught because they were
afraid not to.
PROMISES ANSWER
To GEORGE HARVEY.
God willing, 1 shall 60 TO Europe
this summer. and If I can find az many
as two Englishmen to listen to me ] shall
speak, IN your behalf, in answer Of what
George Harvey has said"
Accomplishments OF the League Of Ma
tons were cited by Mr. Cox. 1T has
become trustee for half of Europe" he
said. developed the free city Of Danzig,
settled the century old conflict between
Sweden and Finland, averted war be-
tween Albania and the Serb -Croat Slavene
forces, put the serious Upper Silesian
problem on the way to permanent sOlu-
ton, devised q financial system for Aus,
tria, conveyed home 100000 prisoners of
war, launched steps to stop traffic IL
opium, women and children, and estab-
lished an international court of justice.
what has the Harding Administration
been trying to do TO the league with its
fanatical. childish policy" asked Mr..
Cox. He cited failure OF the Govern
ment TO recognize invitations conferences
on t-affic on opium, and in women and
children and TO nomipate candidates for
the bench OF the international court of
Justice.
FOUR-POWER PACT
''BOB-TAILED LEAGUE"
Mr. Cox agreed with Governor Mccall
Nj Massachusetts, q Republican, that the
3our-power pact is "a bob-tailed league
He IS willing, he said, that the American
people make the best of a bad bargain.
but at the same time we should go IN
only for the purpose Of captivating the
United States TO q policy of conference.
Maybe If Uncle Sam finds some enjoy
ment in the bush league We can induce
him later to 20 into the big league"
The speaker charged TO Japan the ac-
cOmplishment Of a crafty aim TO tie the
hands OF the United States in Pacific mat
ters." in the writing OF the four power
pact "Nfy best word is. keep a stir up
per lip no great cause ever was won in
a single battle" he concluded.
'Insurrections, revolutions and anarch-
istic outbreaks would have been reduced
20 a minimum had this Nation had faith
enough in and love enough for humanity
to have gone into the League Of Ma
lions under the leadership Of Woodrow
Wilson" said Ex-Governor Ralston.
Remember what I say. There VIII be
no material revival OF world prosperity
without world peace and our national
prosperity viii never be what It should
without world prosperity"
Mr.. Ralston pointed ont that conditions
have not improved after 4 year and a
half Of Republican rule. Two years ago
he said, both wage Garner and surplus
producer made good profits: in less than
two years Of Republican rule wages have
been cut IN half, profits eliminated and
millions Of men thrown out OF work. The
farm has lost distressingly, so that this
land has become an actual liability. All
this he said, because the Republican
party is lacking in constructive states
manship. It has not the right focus Of
the world. Il has grown narrow and has
failed to keep step with the march Of