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Show 'COX MAKES LAST APPEILTONIGHT Figures Show He Has Made Lonaer Journey Than Any Presidential Candidate DAYTii.N' O.. Nov. I. Governor 'fox spent Sunday quleth resting at Trallsend, hi;; hom near here, for the final speech of ll campaign at TO-iledo TO-iledo tonight. Members of his tuniily juere with him most of the day, but I in the. ate afternoon he tiumpsd alone throiiKh the forest. His only political I oonfetence Was a brief telephone talk 'with ' halrman Whltr si Mew York. In a statement bust right the gov -jernor asserted thnt the election of j Senator Harding meaqf that the peace trcati would not be submitted to the senate for ratification which, be addle!, add-le!, would result In controvsraj and ( confuglbn ' Hlo visits to 36 states, ;the governor declared ebhvilfeed him that the sentiment of the country fa-ivored fa-ivored Americas tntry in (ho league.! lU Mot it M ISSUES, The events of inc campaign are so! clear in thoir Sigmikcaiu e." si: id hlsj statement) "thai the voter who t ooasoienttous, rather than prejudiced, stnsv.3 the du .e. euce belweeii an election elec-tion ii suit which means tue certain i m h.e enier t of t . - nut ion's hopee, "ii 'the one .iaiiu d tj-' 'i uncertainty uncer-tainty ajid coorusloii on i.'.e other. i I .no Iti favor of go-nt; lulu the' ; league; Sei.ntor tiardint) is fi.vor of 'siaylnB fut i am upucsgjieu aoout ciariHoaUon; he is cbuidraed uOout 'rejection These a'C Uie uistiiiicili.g .'. oi la oi the olnpaigQ. 1 "BonAlor dartiiug ua he will not submit the iroaly pi ppoei to toe sen-, jatc as it is, out mat he will change it I Since the president la without tho right to make any alteration, this (means that he will not Submit it at nil. This will icmnl in one thlilK and on" thing only in controversy and cou fusion, I "Wnun the men and v. omen go into the voting booths, d Is their duty to' remember, m pledge that wus giv.n ! m the name of America, and it is proper it this nine to ask whether we ,ar Koing lo inuinlJiln the nation's, ' honor. PLEDGE GIVER WORLD. "'lll i.appiness oi ..ill pcoph I: de- pendent In pult uion their opportunity to labor. Thcrciore, our prosperity, us it is to bo affected in financial af-fairs, af-fairs, is a vital consideration. The I . ,-, ,i ,r i, uf.it.. ... ilimi-A In ii i i: , r I nf the world can not go on much longer j .....lui the DaCkWuSh striking the, y tuuaciutlone of our commercial institutions, Unless we go Into ihe league of nations, there Is no kuui ante, an-te, asalnsi the wuate of resources in the maintenance of armies and navies and unless this waste is nailed, naval it did not redeem and n moral ucs-"1 ucs-"1 hae taiih In the conscience of America, it has give a pledge thai li did not reoeni and no mftroi question ques-tion linn ever failed vwhen u was sub-: Ulilted it. t..e Juuginent of the people li we Pui ii on. thougnls lo the graves of the M.'oia uiavc American boys W..o now' sieup in Europe, our s.iuin teil us whut to do. The hlgnway of civilisation la lined with the manned and disabled If we assemble the philanthropic hourt of the world und mold it Into B concrete movement of I helpfulness, our duty will have boeu done Otherwise, tne mommy of ua- , lions hu.s failed. "Suffering Humanity waits upon tin I voice of America. The v erulct Of November No-vember 'i means joy ..r aespali world ! wide. ' i Tiie governor with his party arrived hero euriy Sundaj from Cnlcago wnere he virtually coiupleted nis campaign rltS last words oi tne campaign w.i oe i-poKen nt luiedo, he leavuig here to- uuy lor tuat city. As :oun v-i Lij election Is over. Gov-, eriiUt' .ux put. .a a long vacation, a i.. .iii.i.): ii,.. la aaioaWeuppi, as (ha fcues't Of .'Call... I UlT.hJn oi .illSS.S- uppi, cua....u.i oi i.ic Deiuocrutic speakers' DUl'caU, reda.tlleSs of the IcCtlthi result g 'ihe goverior is an expert shot ier en nle or snotjgun A plantation near Pasquale, .Miss, will ue i. o base of Governor c'ox'si Ihuiitlng trips. M lt LONGEeTI I RUE when tue goveruor returns home from Toledo election morning he Will have tiaveicd In his campaign 21,942 1 miles, a record, it is believed, for any. prqsuientiul candidate, During his IwiuyeiS virtual...- toniiiiuous since his ' iiollf leution on August 7, Governor, ICox made so-i addresses, not including I innumerable otuer briei tulks. Tnat In baa spoafli I ..iiUU.OHO persons has been estimated and those woo have shaken his bauds number Into the thousands. . ho govci..o. has spoken in 36, i.it-s, all except Maine iidd Vermont,, i.i Mew bihffiunil, and ten states of thn i 1 ooud souih." liia tourneys buy'e toleen him the' v.-ldln of the continent three times. ,,. ' to . 1 1 Atlantic iohvi in nirimt tnc:: to i L'OClflC coast In S"pteni- ber, l ack again to the Atlantic coast h i in.s month, and thence to the end in the middle west His travels also extended from within a fw miles : of the Canadian border on the north Bftd 88 far south as San Diego. Col. Mosi of the governor's campaigning wo in tne middle west In the holly contested s(;iies of Ohio, Indiana. Kentucky Ken-tucky and West v'lrglnla. Ohio ranked rank-ed I'lna v.iih ;,t; speeches in 10 days, Indiana second with 42 speeches In seven days, and Kentucky third with' 22 speeches in liirec days Lnhci states where tie governor made large numbers of speeches were ' alifornlfl IT: Wsshington and South Dakota. IS each, and MonUma 18. Of the 2 1 ,9?2 miles I raveled, 21,2g9 were by rail and TS3 by automobile. The governor's "western swing" in September totaled 11,263 miles in 2 ,-ta(e and he traveled about six thou-! Bond miles more during the last1 month. He has had his private car,' 'The Federal." In constant service! since September t, when he started ' wee! With It, but spent a few nights1 in hotels or at home Despite the great tax upon his voice and bodily strength Governor Cox fln-j Ishes his. rampslRn In tip-top shape. I with only speaker's hor6eness' OM ils tanned a ruddy bronze and hfts loat irtually no weight. |