Evening journal., 1920-10-22

leans 40 not IN any way lerlre lN
scrap the .dea or the possibility, but
when q Democratic senator's and 2s
Republican Senator'S vote 10 scrap
Wilson's League and substitute an
Americanlzed League IN its place, the
only way that results can be obtained
g 10 abandon i1r u l-ol ld'a ana
proceed along hc Linz that viii hring
results. and wc want results. ne
President and Governor Cox asked Tor
solemn ferndum, aud thcy r.
ccINcd 70 no uncertain manner IN
the Stale Of Maine n the county
wants a League. follow MainH.
Nir. Miller closed his speech win a
reference 10 the Republican State ilck-
ct. he stated that the ckci ae head
cd by Dcnney and Bush represented
men who had served their country
when the call 30 arms came. although
both men were fifteen years over the
draft age. III service counis f0r any
thing" said Mr. Miller. support men
like William y. Dcnncy and j. Dan
forth Bush Both men enlisted ae
privales. Bush in The First Delaware
before the Mexican border trouble ana
Denney a. a training camr where after
months Nintensive training he was
granted commission. Eis lesis!a-
/ tive experience at Dover and his suc-
cess as business man entilc Colo
mel Dcnncy TO the support OF his party
apd the independent Yclcrg or the
sfate. Maior Bush is making his n-st
ieniry into active politics hut his rec
ord or service and his succcsssae a
business man in Wilmington have
made him a liting man 30 perform
: lle duties-of Governor or Lieutenant
Governor"
Colonel Miller also urged his hearers
10 support Congressman Caleb II Law
TON Tor a second term he praised
+ pr. Iayton's record In Congress and
auded mat Dr. Layton had been Of
great assistance TO the National Com
and Maryland.
william j. Luiz who is running for
c@to senator in the Second Senatorial
as iici was praised by Mr.. Miller
ana ms election would be a crowning
triumph IN Delaware This wear. His
record OF service 20 his fellow cifi-
lehs entitled him TO the support OF
All independent voters and his record
/ a, compared 10 his Democratic Oppon-
ehl' Mr.. McNabb. must certainly an
30 10 the women voters OF the dis
Senator Calder in the discourse NJ
ms speech discussed The Isarue of
| Nations covenant as proposed nv
President Wilson and added:
could not vote for the League
as stands because as a member OF
lhe United Staies Senate / have taken
| a solemn oath 10 preserve ihe Con
stlul0n. The Wilson League OF Ma
ION would scrap the war provisions
9i me Constitution. DO you want
llls wilson League with an that ii
m idns, or do you wan the Conslitu-
"on ol your country unharmad?
IN the election Of 1918. by a major
/ ny oI one and quarter million votes.
; lhe american people expressed lack Of
/ confidence in the Democratic nari,,
ana ihe legislative branch Of the gov
ernlnent was turned over 10 our
i party We found everything in a
STATE Of chaos. The war had ondeI
WIN mo- preparation anywhere al
/ washington 10 steer The shin of STATE
back 10 nomal times. The Republican
/ party took up the job It mad mo-
! help from The admin slration we
louent ln our own way the hest we
could TO work out the problem before
Us me iirsi Thing 10 do was 10 cut
uoMn we enormous expenses Of gov
/ efnmcnt. ana SO We applied ourselves
90 that TASK. There s a false i'm
I preston in The minds Of a good many
/ people mat Congress spends The poo-
pies money The Congress annro-
4 PIRATES the money; The executive de-
/ pdrlmenis of the government are ihe
mony spending branches. The proco-
dure lsiu down by law is that The de-
TartmCnls OF uie government shall
submit 10 Congress their needs. Con
sress ulen passes upon the depaft-
iGedlal rcC0nimendaiiOns and deter-
Min just how much money shai; Do
spent by these departments. having In
mind always the state Of the treasury
III might interest YOU 10 know that
between May z. 1919. and June .. 1920
a period OF only thirteen months. over
two bilhOn four hundred million dol
II lars was saved the American people
as result OF the efforts Of a Repub.
III lican senate and House OF Represen.
II i1tives. This tremendous sum was Gu
i out OF the appropriations asked fOi
III BY the money-spend'ng departments o
III the government
You have had your eNperienc,
II with Democratic administrliOn 10
II YOU want more OF 10, or do you wan
| an efficient and sensible adminislra
N ton OF the governments affairs by thl
II Republican party. with recognition o
| The fact that the American peopl,
II want their independence protecte,
III from surrender TO The hands Of
council Of foreign nations?"
II
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