Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 135, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1920 — Page 13

FIGHTER LINES UP FOR COX AND . WORLD LEAGUE * _______________ * Lieut. Col. Whittlesey Says It’s Step Toward Abolishing War. ‘A PLEASURABLE DUTY’ NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—Lieut. Col. Charles W. Whittlesey, former commander of the “Lost Battalion,” •who told the Germans to “go to hell" •when they demanded the surrender of his troops, has announced his support of the of Nations and bis Intention of Voting for Cox. *■l am In favor _of the league as It stands or with reservations,” Colonel Whittlesey said. "1 don’t think that this or any other country can stop the ultimate operation of the league, and I think the sooner we get into it the better It will be for the world. For that reason I am going to rote with the party that wants the League of Nations now.” Colonel Whittlesey probably saw as much fighting as any other American in France, and military decorations testify ;*a to how hard he fought. So he may be considered an expert on this matter of war when he says that “almost any price Is not too great to pay to stop It.” * SAYS 1920 VOTERS ABE ITOBTCNATE. *‘l think voters are fortunate In this election,” Colonel Whittle6ay continued. “In having a clear-cut issue on an ideal presented for their consideration. It Is

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