The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1920, Page 20

| | } j | { | t ; BLANARE anes COXBIGWCLCOME; CHEERSTHELEAGUE Striking De monsiration at Wil- | mington—Great Munitions Centre During the War. | WILMINGTON, Oct. t—An given His munente wero to-day Nations eppiauded warmly a the great munitions ce the war | Every nook of the theatre where | tha, one of during | atres the Governor spoke was filled and | hundreds of persons struggied vainly to enter, ‘There wore hisses and ioos from the audience for Sen ator Lodge's name when Gov, Cox relterated that Massachusotts Senator was “the basest conspirator in ail the Nistory of humanity of the world.” “More hisses and some groans wero the demonstration against Senator Harding when the Gover- nor named his opponent aa among the signers of the “round robin.” The incident halted the Governor's speech momentarily The Governor reiterated that “the Kreatont business depression” Nation's hist to onter the L in the would follow refusal 10. No reference was made iby the Gov- @rnor to the statement of Pierre Dupont. Propably the mot prolonged ap- Plnuse was given the Governor's statement * attitude toward the Irish que » Committee Senator ¥V 4 by t and Saulnbury met the d Georgy Gray, tore theate by ana lining the Applauding the Governor with en- thuslasm, At Philadelphia this morning, ‘Where the Governor's train waited for cyunnections an hour, there wan Ab emphatic protest from members of the Governor's party over orders of the railroad for removal of the American flag on the Governor's Fear platform, It was said that the fing violated raliroad regulat ons, But the protests against its removal eaused the railroad officials to drop Geir objeotions. From Wilmington Gov, Cox went graduate of New York Unt fe Baltimore to speak to-night. Plans for an afternoon Baltimore Meeting were cancelled to give the Governor needed rest at a hotel. —— STRIKES NOW BURGLAR. 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