Evening journal., 1920-10-29
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SPROUL SAYS
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political camouflage" to entrap voters
'in the history Of the great parties"
Colonel Thomas W. Miller, former
CONGRESSMAN from Delaware and head
Of the eastern branch OF the speakers
bureau of the Republican National
Committee. also addressed the audi
ence in the Grand opera House. lie
reviewed the character OF the prin-
clpal nominees on the Republican
State ticket and urged their support.
Colonel Miller also denounced eNtraV-
agances in the war which ne had
noted with his own eyes While serv,,
ing with the army In France ana
called forth hearty applause.
10 had bcei9ihe plan OF the Harding
First Voters Club and the 1ouns
Mems Republican Club 10 march
through the central section OF thC clly
lo the Opera House and attend tte
meeting there. Five hundred strong
and headed by the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Band. the club members formed
In line But when the procession
reached the theatre its leaders were
refused admitiance by the ponce on
duty at the doors. The house within
would hold no more From pit to
gallery. on the stage and In the lobby
II already was iammed with men and
women SO. proceeding on 10 the pub
lie Building the clubs held an over
flow meeting.
Mayor Taylor. City Solicitor Huxley
former Congressman William II
Heald and Major j. Danforth BUSH
the latter nominee for Lieutenant
governor. addressed the outdoor
fhrong and their speeches were
cheered 10 an echo. Henry NJ. Lang
marshal NJ the parade presided,
Meanwhile siill a third meeting nae
been Organzed imprompM IN hepun
lican Club hall az $40 King street
This Was attended by some 200 NOR
men and women. n lasted until th'
, melting in the Opera House ha'
ended and accompanied by forme
Govvernor Charles r.. Miller, wit
presided over the Opera House as
semblage. Governor Sproul went u
the club house and delivered a Dre
In opening his address in the oper
House Governor Snroul paid trihul
10 former Congressman Miller
. ierminc him ian energetic indiNidua
who had not as vet learned indi
-man bcvond ~ sometimes need
Acep " Tie then added. so If lf
a bit worn out you must blame IoI
Miller" 4,
His delivery Was CNuCi~' ohH A'
liberate. and was frequently punctl
aied hv outbursis OF hand clappin
from his auditors. lie SAID IN par
sThe Republican party goes into IN
National contest with clean hand
No opposition party in ne history
ih's or any other nation passf
through a great national crisis Wi
more credit. Republican success
The Congre essional and senatorial elee
tions Of 1918 was provideni al. hut u
the Republican curb upon pemocrat
responsibility and incompetehc
lhe fate of the Republic would be
@The president IN his last appeal
my fellow coun.rymen,' said IN
7 those who oppose his policies a
bofh Ignorant and impudent' we
great many NJ MS may be ignorai,
INIT no American who ON astons u
noiic'es of any admin ,iroiion shou
bo called impudont The uniorgi
able noliical crime NJ the lgcs w
ino lie Kept MS out of war car
pa'cn N 1910. whirh cost us ihou
ands Of American lives. innnite sun,
ing and the loss OF billions OF vast
while the world was on fre :
failed 10 mn our water buckets a
= depended upon idle phrases like u
nroud 90 fight peace without y
iorv.' and neutral oven In I
cihoughl' TO keep us out of trout
when our national existence was
stake.
republican national Investigate
have demonstrated that probably m'
han si5O00O0OO0O more were
n.nded n the great war than y
,necessary. Had we spent a single 7
a.. NWnHnhIn I'M
probably would have been a spec
end 10 The war without Americ
"Snppoeing that we only wasl
$50 OOOOO00O00 through incomnetcn
and a failure 90 realize the crisis
fhe ag-s, have you ever real1
what this sum would do n oNpene
FOR me benefit Of our OWN people:
'Ten billion dollars would hu
Two hundred thousand miles OF paw
road al $4,000 per milo Wnlch
eoual 90 a paved road every thi
miles from the Atlantic 90 he Paci
and a cross road every thirty mi
from the southern boundary to
Canadian line.
"Ten billion dollars would prov
9wo million homes of farms for
two million families ir the. Uni
STATES. who are said 10 need bet
homes. at 5000 apiece.
"Ten Billion dollars would pay
OF the debts OF all OF the Sta'es
municipalities in ihe land.
"Ten billion dollars would buil'
modern school house in every co
munity In America.
"Ten billion dollars would end
every college and university inat
isis and provide higher education
every boy and girl Who aspires Co
"The annual nt'rcs. on this y
sum would double the salary or @
school teacher In America
we have paid terrible price
BRAIN TESTS.
BY sam Lloyd.