Evening journal., 1920-10-29

for governors to be Republican. and
the twenty years Of unbroken Repub-
liacn administrations In this state
crowned by the administration or
Governor Townsend, Will assure the
success OF our ticket this year. We
may expect the other candidates on
the ticket to perform their duties
with that efliciency and faithfulnoss
always assured under a Republican
administration in thls State. In the
candidate for Attorney General, Syl-
vesler D Townsend, We have a man
who will fulnl the duties or his oflce
without fear OF failure.
IN the Second Senatorial District,
comprising that part or the City or
Wilmington south OF Sixth street,
Republicans this year have an excel
lent hcancc OF electIng william Lutz
10 the state senate. If elected, !. viii
be the 0rst tine in the history or the
state that a Republican has repre-
sented this otherwise Democratic Dis
tricl Mr.. Lutz represents service 10
his community. and as chsef or we
Fire Department or Wilmington the
people have had an opportunity. TO
see the kind OF public official theN
would have with Mr.. Lutz sitting m
ihe stale senate al Dover. Those or
YOU from the wards In his district
return home tonight and work from
now until election day for vote for
| William Lutz wherever possible, and
/ 10 the women In the audience lot me
say ihat a comparison OF records OF
Mr. Iuiz and his opponent should
show the women how they should
vote in their district for State Senator
Taking M national affairs, Colonel
! Miller continued In part
I "f note that United States Senator
IWolcott refers TO The emhalmed neci
scandal OF the Spanish War or 1873
I'M answer to the charges or inctn-
cheney and administration or me
Democratic party in connection WIN
iho great war. Imagine using thls
'embalmed beef scandal OF the Span
ish Mar as a camouilage Tor tne
countless administrative outrages
|crown out OF our conflict with Ger
many. -. 80,
hold mp a dead mouse aud, pointlng lu
thing than the crosses OF Romagne.
Rut suppOse we admit the embalm-
ed beef scandal for the sake OF argu-
mont. which at the utmost cost inc
country five million dollars, and So
/ how lie other side OF the ledger ioi
I, the years i9i7-iS-t9 compares 90 II. =,
The aircraft scandal, through
F, (which a cold billion dollars was lost
, because lost 10 was. Democratic ln
3 competence and waste scattered lli,
b. lVast sum TO the winds while nraN'
mon I'm France were paving FOR thf
I | incnlciencv with their lives. As on
, whose privilege II was 10 serve WIN
r a combat division In France, direc
testimony can be given that not al
4 lAmerican-buih plane protected or
! men in the trenches or In their 80
\ ing over the top from the ravages an
- attack OF the BOche planes The COZ
q lapse OF the aircraft program alon
a. makes the so-called embalmed bee
q scandal look picayune.
q How about the eXtravagance In ~
a building OF training camps throuefl
4 out the country, most OF which wei
situation in the southern states IN
n reasons too obvious 90 mention! HOY
=. about the expenditures OF the Unite
= States Shipping Beard which has RI
y leuHed in the government being sat
u ldled with hundreds Of useless woOde
/. ships which nobody will even D.
for and whose best USE may. after al
10 BE- nrewood II it is found .econom
~ cal 30 break them up Tor thaI pu
~ How about the United states sug
=, Fqualization Board-A creature or u
y, Democratic Administration which n
Icntire control OF an the sugar IN "
country. No arrangements were ma
"A 10 purchase the Cuban sugar crop
d. 1920 For some reason or other sue
n, was exported 10 England and En-
= lishmen paid s. a ton less than y
ON people did in America.
as no you know that ii,0OOO pa
'c- OF shoes were purchased for thf
and a half million men, $4,000 sadd
"a for $1,000 cavalry horses, S2iOO0i
H. ,of harness for ambulances That D
M motor pOWer2
a. we are willing 70 admit 20 q
nv balmed beef and at The same time 81
~ init 10 the other side OF the lodg
"a And an this under the direction of
IL Secretary Of War who in 1916, VIII
A. he was campaigning for Preside
W Wilson on a slogan He kept us
or NJ war said You may classify
nd as a professional paciflst. ! hclC
ne. TO every peace society / know
and 10 is my contention we oui
Of 30 substitute reason for force
re- Colonel Miller got a roar OF
10 Iplause when he added.
,cs This brings me TO that portion
,n- the Democratic campaign book "
ale ming the War The Democratic pa
nd did not win the war. The Republic
M party did not win the war. The p
ich pie OF the United States. regard
OF party, through their combined
no forts at home and abroad, won {
Of war
ull Governor Cox came out the oil
.he day and stated he would accept r
Re- orVatiOns 90 Article y. and Scna
ant Wolcotl. Of this state. told us O.
nat Governor Cox would accept eniig
en- enine reservations BE 10 said 90
in credit of Senator Wolc0tt that De y
for ore Of 2i Democrats who, in Mar
his 1920 voted for The Lodge rescryatit
which, If adopted, would have -,
m us a League or an association OF
ali tinns today. But Pre- esident vii
at would have none Of IL. If Presid
the Wilson with his great hold uron
'es. iparty has been unable TO force
ISL League OF Nations through as
OF
no WA