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Show i k THE SALT. LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1920. rQntrltjUtlQtt..quPte list. medepuhllcat Pittsburg, were circulated. Senator Harding Indorsed th plan (of quotas) and states his knowledge of the facts," said Governor Cox, reading from the Republican literature, that the orto cover every state and ganisation every county. Then he etates that he knows nothing about it and that Hays and Upham are running the campaign. I am disposed to agree with him. There are many things being done now by the crowd surrounding Senator Harding .of which he Is ignorant, apparently, end if he should become president many things would be done by the crowd and he would not know anything more about them than he says he does about the contributions. Governor Cox read from several of the .Republican treasurer's "official bulletins . The copies, the governor said, humorously, were "mysterious messengers of good tidings that came to me from a very atrange source and were never Intended to get Into mV hands nor yours Attacking the alleged secrecy Imposed on recipients of the bulletin," Governor Cox said that some Idea of probable con tributlons could be gained when It was considered that there are 10.000 postorflees In the country and that the quota list totaled I8.H&.000 for only fifty-on- e cities. The question, the candidate declared. Is a matter of "plain national henusty and decency." No smell group of men having potential millions and millions behind them should be permitted to buy a governmental unisrhold," said the governor. Governor Cox urged the election to the senate of Homer 8. Cummings, Connectl-cut- s national committeeman, and characterised Senator Brandegee as one of Senator Lodge's major generals." declaring that the Republican senator was entitled to retirement," 1 Additional Statements on Republican Campaign Fi- nances to Be Made Soon. (Con tinned from Page One.) not coming forward with tome explana-tion of why this quota list was kept cret." Almost from the moment of his ar-- J rival here. Governor Cox during a day of bustling campaigning started hammering at the Republican finances. He made four addresses and In all but one. that to soldier patients at the public health service tuberculosis hospital at Allingtown, ha denounced the Republican campaign Ha spoka at a large public meeting at a theater tonight. At all he was received with anthusiasm. Besides his criticism of the Republican contributions, th governor In all of his addresses urged vigorously the entrance of America Into the league of nations and to an audience at Savin Rock he ma'de - what his auditors regarded as a reference to tha question of Irish freedom, the first of his campaign. Pleads for League.' ' His All . Troubles Were Overcome and He Feels Fine Since Taking Tanlac. ' I have gained twenty-fivpounds by taking Tanlae and. never fflt betsaid E. J. Coleman, well known ter, painter and decorator, of 193 Michigan avenue, Winnipeg, Man. 'About a year ago I had double pneusaid Mr. Coleman, and it left monia, me a wreck. I was too wekk to walk by myself and my stomach was in sqch bad shape I could hardly eat enough to keep a bird alive. My nerves were so shattered I almost collapsed, when a friend one day unexpectedly slapped me on the back- - It was out of the question for me to sleep .at night I was even afraid to be alone in the dark, and had to have someone in the room with me all day. My kidneys were so out of order that .1 had a pain across my back nearly all the time, and I lost so much weight I actually looked like a r frame. I had taken so much medicine without getting better that I was discouraged, and when my folks brought me a bottle of Tanlarr dtdut want to take it; but finally I tried it and, much to my surprise, I began to improve right away. Now I am on my fourth battle and am so well I can do as hard a day s man. I eat heartily of , work as any B,nVthmg I want and never have the slightest pain or trouble of any sort whatever now. As long as I live Ill never be able to praise Tanlae enough has don for COX PROMISES e ( The gallant struggle of the Poles to save their capital from 'capture has at last been crowned with success, and the Bolshevist reverse bids fair to become a rout, according to an arresting article' in' this weeks number of THE LITERARY DIGEST, dated August 28th, on this spectacular turning of the. tide of war. The Minneapolis Journal is quoted as saying that the Bolshevik menace to Western civilization, if any, is now political, while an eastern 'paper is sure that Bolshevism has shot its holt. ' The Ne wark Evenmg "News asserts' that "the" lowering "of Bolshevism spfestigF wiir uaturally'' be followed by reactions within Russia, and the New York World declares that it was, not merely a battle that Poland won in front of Warsaw, but the right to' assume a position of equality at the peace table. " t n. . lL' ' ' " FURTHER EXPOSES . , In pleading for the league. Governor Other articles of more than usualinterest in this number of THE DIGEST are: . Ktated' that ft was put forward Bf NEW , YORK, Aug. 27. Governor Cox, t President Wilson in the latter's delineaDemocratic presidential nominee. Indition of the fourteen points, one of cated her today that he would make which was of free further "exposes of Republican campaign funda within a week. people. Keferrlng to an announcement from "The league of nations," the governor J:1 national chairman of the Repubii- continued, does not abridge the right of can committee, that Individual A Summary of Opinions From Friends and Foes of the Suffrage Amendment Called S brMtrtct- any racial entity to determine Its own destiny. The league was never Intended Johnson 8rhrmm DruK the Mr. an(l by knows Haye to be, and under lta administration It that such a stateForth by the Recent Decisive Action of the Tennessee Legislature never will be, an agency that will reetraln mnt Is not true. The methods used by leading druggists in practically every 7 .or discourage the same kind of emotions the Republicans are to ret some big fel- - II city, town and village in America. of any people. aftr vhtch (Advertisement.) The statement was cheered. Many of nineteen or twenty-fou- r dummy names on Who Five Million Homes? down as contributors on the thq. audience. It was said, war of Irish are written pftrty' hooks. blood. to rout New Cox Governor Haven, ap Mr Co said that if th The Irish question also entered Into the I hort and ugy word t0 RPublI More P!ltd th tee nveetlffatln P iv can arrangements for the governor's speakNational Chairman Hays. A reporter wished him to An announcement that ing program. How hlm 11000 about "what the limit.". doPfr he would Professor Irving Fisher of Yale univer. If Will Hays says that, the governor New S The senate ' sity, a strong leagua advocate and one he knows that It la a lie. What of a group which once memorialised con- neeesaarv leads. Ifnt wll?.W tn invl. II rblledCare 620.000 man done a is subscribes that gress to refrain from acting In the Irish leaders and'iea'fromZm1 in nineteen or twentv-fou- r thShr 25;000' freedom dispute, would Bpeak tonight common practice, i i That Black county and city leaders are aod then get I brought objections from Irish sympathis- all the details. I have every confidence ers. Professor Fisher offered to strike Fminri (J. 1L his address from the program to avoid that tha senate committee will go to the On, WUOta Musical Invasion Sizing i of my charges. Cbicaso Tribune gait Lake Tribune Lease Wirt. posaible unpleasantness, but announced bottom "A I said that the Republit that many college "professors and other cans yiar ago 27. WASHINGTON. of Value Aug. Scarcity of Sunshine were to back soon and the going methods of would Independents progressives leaders In Washington was apr 's. Hanna and that they would he de- political organise to work for the league and Gov- Mark parent today w'hen comment was sought feated with their own money. This Is on ernor Cox's election. Governor tendCoxs Cross t speech Pittsburg still my belief ing to disclose plans of the Republicans When Governor Cox was asked about for a .Speaks atJMcnic. fund. amassing huge campaign r national concerning Democratic No comment came from the White Recalling The governor's speeches to all audiences reports finance of a year ago, he said House on was here, except at Alllngton hospital, were Eirnrf that the' 'pdinC. attention had Medical Bolshevism, 'replete with the reference to Republican JUly rTknownofhlng AboTwT',0 hlH t0 th Im0cratlc candldate'g contributions. befor thattlme. pened glkd Men are trying to buy the presidenHimself-- to Th RPubH-Villa, tial election In order that a favored few tha?YfotndltaIdenc.tteh,,tynor,l: campaign quotas dls- I closed by Governor Cox for the principal rather than the average man may have I cities of the country Included 650.000 for his Interests considered first," the gov- -, ShrtH Leper Mop in IxOinam. ernor charged at a Democratic Washington or the District of Columbia, picnic which he addressed standing on a table Pausing here for scarcely more then an I and this quota was found here today to Marion A a been correct have one. hts William T. way from Pittsburg to New sprinkled with used erdekery. The gov- heur, pn Haven, Governor Cox conferred with par- - I Galllher, chairman of the ways and means ernor continued: Home-make- rs "Much to the consternation of those on ty leaders on the effects of his speech in I committee of the district Republican Absent-minde- d Memorials last night, at which he present- - I mHtee. said that 650,000 was being sought the other side, I am going to continue ed from information hla and that sore Republicans, that until that Washington the second charge rubbing spot the of November, Republicans were rafaing a 615.000,000 620.000 already had been collected and Best Topics turned over to the Republican committee "I have heard names of men In Ohio fund to buy" the presidency. who have sent contributions and It has Among Democratic leaders at the sta- - In New York. Canvass Is now being made been a singular coincidence that many tlon to greet Mr. Cox, who did not leave for the additional 630.000. No secret wae who have written large checke are the his car, wore Homer 8. Cummings, for- being made of the mattes, Mr. Galllher same men who ialted the governor's of- - mer chairman of the Democratic national claimed. Many Interesting Illustrations, Including Maps and Humorous Cartoons Clarence B. Miller, secretary of the ftce st Columbus and wanted me to or- committee, and Oswald WeBt, former gov. of Oregon. James M. Cox , Jr , national committee, declined to comment der out cur soldiers In strikes and In- ernor was I on the Cox speech, dustrial disputes. These men are seek- now a student In a military academy, ing to buy an administration favorable here to greet his father. , Jamea, Jr., sprang a sensation of hla fOT Probe, to tin use bf the bayonet lit strikes. 10 own when he announced to newspaper1 Heady CHICAGO, Aug. 27. National Socialist men that he waa planning to accompany Golden Rule Applied. Issued a dehis father on his western campaign trip. headquarters statement The candidate reiterated that as gov Dan Mahoney, the got ernor' claring It was true that the Socialist s ernor he had never used soldiers or "fired party wag raising. the largest campaign however, broke In on the youngster to ana shot In any Industrial controversy, nounce that hla father had not been in fund In Its history, but denying that it but had used the golden rule formed of hla plans and that the - an- received funds from Russia, "although and he urged Its application successfully, to the na- nouncement of Jamea. was consid- the party la In sympathy with the Russian tions Industrial problems. Publlo opin- erably an error, as he Jr., was going pack Socialists. The statement, signed by Otto ion can and should settle strikes, he deto school September 16." r, clared. national secretary, aald in part: K has Bankers seeking to "emasculate been Hot Promises the Socialist long the Fight. to publish In our organ the name ofcustom federal reserve kct. Governor Cox also every NEW HAVEN, Conn., 27. A contributor to our fund. Aug asserted, are contributing to the RepubThis will be promise to continue his fight to par- done this year,, and will show that our lican fund. "Don't think that these contributions alyse the hand of greed, selfishness and money comes from small contributors are being made because of patriotism, he corruption that la trying to purchase the "The Idea that we are to social' A great many of the men who are presidency" was made by Governor Cox, le the Republican party trying said. Is absurd. Democratic soon presidential candidate, "We are raising the largest campaign writing the largest checks remained at after his arrital here today to open the rund In our history, but we are enabled home making fortunes while the AmeriConnecticut campaign. He waa greeted to do ao because of the can boys were overseas. overwhelming disa crowd by large content the workers of They have their eyea on the federal pervades And I am confident," he said, speak- America. that reserve act. which they fought, and they Our books are open at all times now have a distinct plan for change by ing to the Young Voters' league of this to any committee, and we ask that It be that as soon as the facts soqk on at any time. making only bankers eligible for mem- state, Into the understanding of the people their , brought Mr. Branatetter bership on administration boards." terdlct will not he one of disapproval, VP W. S ,Lre"' waT n hnow 7 but of stirring indignation " fe,rr?d' Addresses Convalescents. the Kofladl,t On hts way here from New York Gov. I m tn advocating the league. Governor Cox ernor Cox made a rear platform ddreaa Seen a neVer had entertainment purposes at the embassy In Cox nor Harding can afford to 1st this member of the member g house of commons, also made a new text of Impressions during at Stanford, declaring one of the Issues Washington had found Its way into the sort of Irresponsible statement uf their has been received. Democratic national committea." his visit to tht tubercular soldiers' hos- to be whether we are to have an ad-- I Hamlins views be widely distributed as campaign The test of your OlatCment. sincerity In desiring a Congressman Britten tonight said that literature without themselves stating Just reconciliation le pital. On the hospital lawn he addressed ministration that Is purchased at a cost unconditional," says Mr he would gladly furnish evidence. convalescents and hospital of aexeral millions In behalf of a few I COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. what their are. attendants, positions 27 letter. OOrady-Mac8wenv. If the senate committee will Inquire I In This applies more to Cox than to Har- If you refuse this, Release to the charge made AugGov- praising the youths "who risked their all persons then be damned, to In the right direction, I am convinced ding. By The crowd gave three cheers for Gov- - ernor regard that the nation might live." Cox that 650.U00 has been byset as election day Cox will run the and your government. will of if find It yu, their not that Cox Homer ernor most, a 8. all, As result of the emotions caused and risk of being considered to be In favor of Cummings, the quota for Denver in the Republican Timothy Healy, formerly member of for entertainment purposes' has th extreme 687,500, by what I have seen here, said the gov- whose home town that waa. 'wet position of repealing parliament. In a letter to the Dublin campaign fund. I will say that ne torn been going Into newspaper and magazine the eighteenth amendment, Ills presence In this university city In- - I 650.000 ernor, I shall go away stronger In eny nor other unless In the angrily accuses Premier Lloyd Georgpresof any aN has been quota I ! the Democrats." for Governor "Plred to to Mr resolve publicity Cox, apparently, i to lotted meantime he give everything that is In tells the Denver, but I what h shall the frankly public exactly overriding king's desire to show clemme In our effort to make war Impossi- discussion of educational problems, He I disappointed If Denver does not come for- degree of wetness" he does stand for. ency in the MacSweney case. ble." said that boys born poor could thank ward with this sum for state the' And and cannot Harding naRepublicans and Mayor MacSweney' condition waa unHe told later audiences of his hospital their good fortune. Stating that hs had tional purposes." said C. C. Hamlin, Colopossibly continue In th fatuous hop of changed tonight. He was very weak and (Continued From Page One.) tifeit and declared that he wae inspired not been fortunate enough to- secure not offending either th "wets" or the one of hie relatives remained almost conrado chairman of the ways and means Governor Cox to make war as Impossible as It Is hu- college education. added: t committee of the dry." national of which he has been an important part stantly At his beds.de. "I hold a diploma from the school of committee, today. Republican manly possible to make It. (Copyright, 1629, by New York Evening these men dream In mllltona. that The worlds economic safety, Governor hart) knocks and 1 am glad of It for I Post. Inc.) Fail to See Colby. of the requirements of I Cox declared, Denied "They will have an opportunity In Chidepends upon success of believe that one the president of the United State. Is to I the league." cago to prove this insult to the thouWASHINGTON, Aug. 27. A number of Au27 colno There is counsands of good citizens all over the The time has come," he continued, to have had the experlece of the under- - I lu women' who have been active In oonneo-tio- n ' officers of try which are counted In the Republican dohl own I western between prohibition impt put the house of civilisation In order man. The under-ma- n with the Irish freedom movement Pennsylvania and bootleggers to The mothers of America are going to fighting. Powerful Interests and com- t permit the sale of liquor tot the purpose party. blnatlons have their representatives at ot her 'failed today In their effort to lay incidentally, they will have a chance register their verdict In behalf of the the the boosting fund Govbut undercampaign of next of to of seat week Indicate their source government, the tfie league. ji before a ernor Democratic Secretary Cox, Colby protest against both of their .national com- -' presidential candi- own The Issues of this campaign are npt man ha only' hi congressmen and hts date, said W. W. Hindman, prohibition mltteemoney, the continued Imprisonment of Mayor and other agencies outside of their political. They involve the progress and president." for director In to Pennsylvania ' national committee money try of commenting Cork. MacSweney prosperity of America and the, of Montana Returns. e statement made yesterday to aid in Candidate ratsing tonight Coxs election." Th group waa headed by Mrs. GerAmerica and the world as well. peace by E. Huston. Judson Harmon, our candidate, defeated trude Corleea, who said that a cablegram Reiterating that his fight was against Mr. Huston, vice president of the JourHELENA, Mont., Aug. 27 Complete him by a large majority. had been received from Mrs. Hana the Republican leader the senatorial return from Silver Bow county today In- nal Harding Is Silent. Publlahlng company, in a telegram Irelands first woman Harding Is dry all over; so much for oligarchy and not the Kepublltan rank dicated that Congressman John M. Evans, to Senator MARION, Ohio, Aug. 27. Senator HarS. William chairman Kenyon, and file. Governor Cox .continued. Harding." Jurist, asking the newly enfranchised worunning for renomlnatlon from the First of the senate campaign fund inveetlgat-- " ding declined to comment today on ht Jellyfish men of the United eviseem be to States to urge action In would This picturesque and who appeared to be the only Ing committee, said that whisky had been detailed behalf of Mayor Macemeney, . (Continued from Page One.) Will Keep Faith. charges of Republican campaign dence from a highly competent witness Democrat not Indorsed by the National removed from western Pennsylvania dis- fund allotment made by Governor Cox as to Harding's dryness. league to win a place oil the tilleries and the proceeds between the disFirst of all the Democracy of the Nonpartisan In a speech at Pittsburg. Line has five steamship ticket, waa defeated In the state primary tillers" price and the bootleggers pur- laat'I night affected by MacSweneya Condition. nation intends to keep the faith. We of a Liquor Certifies Gvernor. have read It hastily and haven't Burton the Watson, LONDON. Aug. 27. Terrance Tuesday by league chasing price was going into the Cox word to Macthe walkout Intend In our administration not to forand th M. L.M. nomicompany' say," said the Republican candidate. In the same way the wetness of Cox line fiee four, thee two companies being Sweney. lord mayor of Cork, today becampaign fund. get the boys who sleep overseas. nee. "I do not expect to have anything fifteenth th of hie gan day strike International hunger Urging disarmament as Is certified by another of these liquor th heaviest sufferers to say." In much the same condition as yesterday. White Attacks Hays. means of meeting nations' obligations Borah Starts on Stump. A negative shake of the head was the organs, which calls Itself Justice, Official Several British ships ere scheduled to He wee weak this morning, but was conand also as a measure for world OISE. Idaho. Aug 27. Senator WilNEW YORK, Aug. 27. George White, senator's reply to questions about the gov- Organ of the Retail and peace. holezale Liquor arrive tomorrow and early next week, scious and able to speak a little. Governor Cox aald: liam K. Borah left Boise Friday afterchairman of the Democratic - national ernors declaration that the Republican of New Jersey." It waa said that Mayor MacSweney but the longshoremen declared they will Th? h!h mora Purpose of the na- noon for eastern cities, to take part In committee, tonight Issued a statement nominee personally knew of and approved Interests In one Its of This paper. July Issues, not unload- them, except for mall, might live another week If hie lungs have, Is tions until this, that all nations shall stop the Republican election campaign. allotments enumerated. the Rewith several characteristic that, articles under character- Mac8weney le freed and Archbishop not been attacked ae a result of a previous carries Just before his departure the senator declaring agility, carrying concealed weapons, that their Mr. Hays is endeavoring On headline speaks of Mannlx is allowed to istic headlines. Illness. go to Ireland. representatives shall sit at a table and made a definite statement of hla position publican Would Probe Lesser Parties. to evade the Issue." 'Wet' Cox' Another Big Victory." A to . 100 strikHe said: ovation stop the building of armament In the contest. greeted fee He the statement the declares," Barnacle, Badly Beat- ing members of th Baltic's crew when Battle Is Reported. ' CHICAGO. Aug. 27 James Martin Mil said, ay, Bryan, and turn their resources to Industrial am going east to take part In the "that the of Governor Cox are ler, former United States consul to New en." Still another headline says, ''OrganFrom September 15 to No- false, and charges they matched into a theater tonight purposes campaign. CORK, Aug. 27. A fierce though brief ised Trad Ready for th Big light.'7 where a mass meeting protesting Governor Cox Inveighed against this vember 6 I expect to spend my time that 'the In the same paragraph Bays Zealand, tonight sent a letter to Chairb111 y fought early this governor Is. quoting from th man Kenyon of the senate campaign Inat This paper's article on the campaign waa In senseless, needless. Inhuman competl-tlo- n with It. In the Immediate future I exprogress. Imprisonment a seaport southwestmorning official bulletin of the ways and means vestigating committee, asking that th reads. In part: of Cork, The gathering, which numbered nearly Clonakllty, In the buying of armament," and pect to be In Indiana and New York and committee when men A email aarriaon fifty attacked the nomination of look Governor Th M. of' national committee finances into th Republican James campaign waa 4000, addressed P. will start my eastern campaign at InWalsh, In th predicted that cessation would by Frank barrack. Th attackers committee. Cox of Ohio by th Democrats a their chairman of th American and methods of th minor political According to his own taxes In all countries and also aid reduce commission on poured apolice dianapolis. greatif wht Governor Cox says is falsa, as well as of th Republican and parties heavy rifle fir into th building candidate for president Is an DemoDeVa-lerIrish and Eamonn Later In th campaign I expect to be then the independence, ly in their Immediate war rehabilitation. one wae thrown. Th and bomb ed official bulletin Is falsa He does crats. victory for the liberty-lovin- g people the Irish republic." sent again to the west. If not to Idaho, not a steady fire and th raiders "president of 6000 attempt to deny, however, the state"The Socialist party Is raising a fund of the country who ar termed the Walsh more men said would Jealous of Wilson. that were though 1 will probably be In Idaho someto withdraw. No casualties contained In the official bulletin. then ever before," said th letter wets." Hie election to the presidency of quit work on British shipping her In th were forced time In October. I have already delivered ment - , reported, v It le characteristic of the Republican larger In part, "and Nonpartisan leagua Is raisth United States will be the crowning Jealousy of President Wilson and the twenty speeches In this slat fight for Ireland." and. thl fr In the enormous statement sums war the for viewpoint," and .Democratic administration sas largely reason, the campaign leaders think I people's concluded, ing victory prohiagainst propaganda With th assassination of 'that Chairman Hays should make no ralittcal campaign the cause, Governor Cox aald. of the should be available elsewhere. and the bition. Governor Cox Is an enemy of Terence MacSweney will come about the Belfast Is Quiet purposes, Ha la opposed to Its Republican leaders' opposition party also is raising a prohibition. BELFAST. Ireland. Aug. 21. Tha die- -, to the downfall of England," aald In my speeches I will deal with the distinction between the proposition of the pamier-Labo- r Walsh, millions government fund. to to spending principle. .Governor Cox won the Democratic league of nations and the restoration of leagua Referring support campaign George will be directly responsible for orders In Belfast ceased after 2 a. m.. war administration 6ur are In The of Antlealoon Socialist in the th and boy end and win th army its schemers, end a portion of the military wae withgreat eplt league help the governor aald' this assassination." On government. these If you would search tha heart of the constitutional - : I will present my views without war, and the special Interests spending It has been persistently reported they are menacing Influence. He can be eounted MacSweney does pot want to dla, said drawn from th streets. million to hie In use on financed to th th Russia. The when In Influence, buy average Repuhllsan politician yoq .will subjects the apby Bolsheyikl Last night' casualties Included on per- - , elected, to IXVolera, presidency but he knows that on hie regard to strict agreement with the view election." so should Volstead law be as mead to Some the proaching on report Investigated. killed , the and of more leader. a permit The determination fortitude number wounded. an? ang depends Alrpfihty (campaign leader) bpue God left him sitting on the bleachers year -, 4a this party grot Simon W. Uren, the manufacture and sale of beer and for Ireland Enormous damage was done by twenty than th fat of aa army , pre epxious to have me do It,'; . a life- one Socialist, ? to Oregon to, join light wines and lead the fight to remove N0 Favoritism. The governor-tol- 6 hie. audience? that will not be a suicide fire ' dies he It . If corps the Republican party and socialise It 'from the eighteenth amendment from th con- a th British contend, but he will die ot Detnorracy are marching The; Short and 5..to certain DAYTON, Ohio. Aug. 17. The senate-riVglj. forward within, He Inspired th writing of th stitution." I jj , aa a soldier In battle and hla death will Three Burned to Death. victory thla fell. 4 of lnvrftlratlon th funds state Republican platform and was campaign Governor Cox will leave tomorrow for By Universal Service. Oregon j ? be on th band of th enemy." : DUNDALK. Ireland, Aug. 27. Two aIn round of entertainment and conferences NEW HAVEN, Conn., Aug. '27.,i will b conducted without favoritism." iralsed by Republicans for It. in reality Statements Called For. f was a spy, and thla work was New York. salesgirls end one salesman were burned if Protest to Premier. 2: I Your attention wae correspondent's ?ftISSn rolVleZnTofrvi Hhli i dared th Socialists a one of their n Otorea of two by Protestant to drawn to these liquor organisations by a LONDON, Aug. 67. Premier Candidate Sarcastic. Lloyd Unionist tradesmen In Dundalk early toW. upham. treasurer, of the Republican Clark, chalan oftelojrram ReuwicTn greatest coup. Which has had George at Lucerne Ohlo the organisation Is prohibition The bombarded were being on day. set bulldluge fire. The that th official state executive committee, at Columbus. In his final address tonight, Governor national committee, photographic reproductions made of "the with appeals In behalf of Lord Mayor homes of the owners of th store also Iritten Subpoenaed. produced at 8enalor Pomerene" telegram was In reCox commented sarcastically on the state-men- u quota list" the governor articles I have quoted from and Is about Macgweney of Cork, who le on a hunger were burned. wee he phonev, 27. Pittsburg replied. one CHICAGO, to In Clark sent yesterday asking the campaign. Congressman to circulate them mads by Renator Of trike In prison hers Th general tenor Aug. ply The fir spread to adjacent property. ChairHenatoria! ' committee Investigating "'the right to take th witness man Hays and Treasurerllardlng. stand and Fred A. Brtttan of Illinois tonight we course, It would not be fair eltlier to of th appeal Is that a show of clemency Including the Ulster bank, with campaign fund can find out when th under which was senate full to the oath Cox or subpoenaed of as reference to his contribution Upham give .by In campaign Repubaccept Harding recase accounting th will necessarily this for open gat damaged. Th assertion la mad that th charge end list was distributed, and ran summon lican state committee to appear before accurate the description of their views conciliation with Ireland, also declared that eighty-eigorganisation finances for th Investigationwith while a were refusal fire In men at- them and ask them about th list." started reprisal for th deIt Monday laat month covering my proof of his cliarges that given by these wholly unauthorised pa- would have the opposite effect. A' strong struction of tended the meeting In Chicago when th When interviewed in How York en tlon eighteen property of Catholic In Lis- with It." $67, 600 appropriated by Great Britain for pers. Rut what I clear la that neither ly worded letter from Jamea OUrady, bum and Belfast. ';&' r tSS siwwsrw. S "' J kvi Te The American Woman Voter Arrives fit. , b' - X -- rg British Labors War War Bursting of the Ponzi Bubble Will the Turkish Treaty Work? Canadas for Her Veterans Frances Terrible Troops the American Up London The Work of the Junior Red Canadas Labor Church Aristocratic and Militant Subdued Bandit, Devotes Ranching William Reedys Last Story Trees as and of Day Will Build for Expressage Paying Frances Ally Fishing the Salton Sea Health on Tiptoe The Commercial of Putting Argon to Work the Romantic Drama Literary Criticism Wilbur Wright in France The Churchs Duty to the Convicts Defense of Prison Cruelty Canadas Preipier of the Current Poetry August 28th Number on Sale Today Newsdealers Cents -- $4.00 a Year Bran-stette- duea-payin- L DECURE COX HAS s - pfSlRn - on-th- . 1 H flve-mln- 1 -- tat-me- ut - a, polios-return- . I'; t I i ' , J ' j al j1 - con-hier- -- ht |
