The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1920, Page 8

POLITICAL SCANDAL ha SHYS EK as Closed Before War, He Declares—Calls League Mod- em Peace Guarantee Idea. ears Blair, Called by Moore ther of the City Quota Plan,” Is Summoned. CHICAGO, Sept & dozeh or more witnesses were sent out to-day by the Benate Committee investignting campaign contributions, 3.—Subpoenas for \ BN ROUTH WITH GOV. COX, Sept. B—The Western “ewing” of Gov. Cox fag opened carly to-day with a before “Breakfast, roar platform address to « | wallroad station crowd at Toledo, while @he Democratic candidete was on untli Tuesday. + Many of those sum- moned, It was understood, were ci to the committee members by 1. H. “Fae While the committee took a recess DEM | | | xation, | Domoer siated m ri (Continued From Fil | pendent work which should do and thus were relieving the National Lractteee sme NOW LOOKED FOR, "2X WL lv INFUND INQUIRY, ~ HIS FINAL CHARGE —_—w t Page.) Wilbur Maral, the atic National ‘Measures, m that several of these inde organizations were Yoing a National committee while reanigation of just such Democrats had proved tha n Barnes; former Republican te Chairman, had successfully 49- elted fumde from many big corpora- tlons and individuals such as Joho D, | Foute to Michigan, “Fm starting for the said WMlov. Cox to his sunrise audience. | PWe're in the fight to win. We will P fein because our caune deserves to coast,” can give absolute proof that before the public conscience was aroused the heads of this monoy getting organi- Rockefeller, and that a campasen book was planned with the use of that money, ‘The Republican offi- clals have indignantly dented that they Mad any connection with the book, but Senator Reed has made the pre-convention manager of » Cox. have the names of men who Treen ikea tntrartad' eile Re with the Anta Powe sensed by Gov. Cox when he made hin Pittsburgh Apecel, han hat ed h the poor showing made during the ith the convincing effect of the in dignant denialx by the Republicans |the Democratic leaders have decided © push the matter with all the vigor they possess, Hints of jail sentences who perjure then producing men w the time an orig! of quotas of $8,00 and threc made by 5 who has The Re nc quotas had been discuaaod durin. campalgn, but ineiat they know be about the one mention iis Pittsb r those ar vein were ox manager ane ain Cox in At the same In private of certain PF are in renlity suppoi and who ate supposed ti him” alleged Republican in ‘This mysterious alde of the investi tlon, together with Mr, Moore's persi ent reference to a dual organl of Republican finance directors ating in aecret han at the last mo revived interest In what had almost Proved a flesle forthe Democrats tuned |} mation: canceled kagemont w was < dent be “one | hint ne told re farm for’ the pre ve and Representa: ficer; oxtenaion of 1 principle. not. only’ to it ‘Horlicks T ORIGINAL Malted Milk 1A Notritious Diet for All Ages ‘| Quick Lunch at Home or Office | Avoid Imitations and Sabstitutes The. 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Now they say that wo Bhould substitute for the League t okt Hague Tribunal. That instita- Bion closed up before the war, I Smagine there are bats in its belfry “wnhd opider webs everywhere, It was ® distinct failure, waving failed to |) prevent war in 1914. The opposition ate ways he will go back and this’ old institution and try to house there.” ( ‘orrectly fashioned in dress and street models, yet shaped for utmost foot ease. Soft vici kid, flexible soles—durably tade—economically priced. STs oe, West Sle Stores: | wast j Pay siren. | goTMRt, ae SAE. ) eS Bt: ita ‘Mowery ‘at 44 baie zation publicly boasted that the Blair plan would raise $10,000,000," Mr. Moore declared. One of the sub- | ¥ poonas issued was for Harry N.| Blair, assistant to Treasurer Fred W. Upham of the Republican National Committers, Moore declared . Blair “the father of the city quota Plan,” which was referred to by Gov, Cox in his Pittsburgh speech. Senator Reed has told Moore (hat he wants “facts not leade—the men who could testify of tticir own know- ledge ax competent witnesses in any reasonable tribuna) as to the matters at insue.” Committee mombers here declared they will search into the records of every politionl group, down to the smallest ward unit, and that they ox-| The efforts of Senator Reed to- D WeOtler Fines pect to “uncork a series’ of political gether with the revelations promised | State, Phairman of Way ai SEAL seandaln. by Ed. Moore, who appears to have| funds by popular subscription, KRAMER BROS. "= ]|_ aa | “Bae Coats vision ‘95 MEATS, PROVISIONS, POULTRY the effort le “concurrent” the Republican National » and must be considered of the whole Republican cain~ paign for the Prealdency, In the same way the Miasourl Son- ator used the National Young Men's Republican League as an iilustra Uon of an independently organised {natitution which had set for itself an admitted quote of $100,000 and nad |provided for State finance commit- tees. Mr. Reed developed, moreover, that the organisers of the ieague first talked over thelr finances and plans with Chairman Will Hays of the Re- publican National Committee, tor Hard ing on hin Wear Them at Our Risk was sale should Seven Dress ona Compors Pe [Both peter All Day S m Organ- i the Intertrational Board of F By, bet. Park Broce Sear, Greene: 28 Stores! Anhotncement was made at Harding headquarters that the c be made here to-morrow @tate Chairman of W: Black Vici, 9.50 & 10.00 Brown Vici, 10.00 Stor acy Park. 100 Moti Order tpn, 240 Tiled Ay : had been Was a progressive plan and that yr Harding stood for reaction, he had done aiso in opposing the eee Ohio constitution. he labor issue also wae discussed the Governor, who reiterated his that Republicans were recelv- contributions from persons “who | Would substitute the bayonet for the iden rule under a reaoti na- 1 admistration.” “Benatorial oligarchy,” Gov, said, “has stolen and en of the Republican Party.” | ring to the Harding front campaign, Gov. Cox sald that his trip he was “going to neo nds of front porches from to coast in the belief that the it porch of the people is the seat Atherican sovereignty.’ In Wis first address in Michigan, at fecumseh, Gov. 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