New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

 was rebuilt, later the Panama canal wAs financed and the Spanish war debts were paid until we did not know what a tax was. Money for these was raised by n tax on whiskey and from the import duty.
 T believe that reconstruction work 'is one of the important measures of today. aso the protection of agricul- ture and manufacturing industries. Another great matter confronting the American public is the League of Ma tions. I do not think that this ought to be a party matter and it is a known fact that if the Democrats had the op- portunity to get rid of it they would"
 Miss Price Praises Brandcgec-
 Major Wilcox then announced Miss Lucy Price as the third speaker on the prAgram and said that she had been brought here because the Re publican town committee wanted a capable woman. He asked her with out fear or favor to speak the words that were in her mind. This was greeted by applause. She said:
 T am not going to speak on anti suffrage or suffrage. as that is now a past issue. I will devote my time to ehe present campaign. I believe that in all campaigns there are three things to be considered. They are, CD record of the party; CD issues for the future, and t3), the personality of the candidates. Let us consider the last in regards to MT. Harding. If any of you have read the straw vote being conducted throughout the country you will see that Ohio is overwhelmingly for Harding. Tho Democrats say that he is not a man hn hn from tho roll call in the senate several times. If thsy had looked into tho matter they would have found out that he had been working for the shipping board and had to be out. But if 1t was an important issue he was always there.
 Senator Brandegeo has been a brave. brilliant, outstanding member of the senate. The people should be glad to think that he did not vote for the child labor bill. This bill was considered by him as unconstitutional and was later found out to be so. do not think that the women will vote for revenge on one man. The Demo- against him.
 "Our Next Governor"
 Major Wilcox then introduced Everett J, Lake as ''our next gover- nor"
 'I am going to talk on the tariff issue which was attacked several years ago. This issue is not pushed to the front now, but the reconstruction pe- ricd will bring if forward" iAe speak CT began. Continuing, he Se:
 'T am being told by hundreds of people daily that this is the great est campaign that was ever con- ducted by either party. do not believe it, as I think all campaigns arc the most important in their time. All the speeches in the present cam palgn are on the rights of consti- tutional government. The colonies came over here from England to be free. The Revolutionary war showed the world that they were always to be free. It really brought them t6 the realization of freedom. I think that the issue on constitutional gov ernment is greater than the issues on. tarin and foreign relations. America for America is the real meaning of this issue. The demo- cruts want us to figure in an inter- national association. despise this believe in America first. last and all the time. Even though we do help out foreign nations do not think we should be put under bonds to do it.
 'I thing it is a pity to compare Wilson with Lloyd George or Glenn enceau on the League of Nations question as Wilson was blind in both eyes. He was 70 blind that he did aot know that the clause relative to