Evening journal., 1920-09-04
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pose OF the meeting and introduced
Harry X. lloch AS the nrst speaker.
MIR. lloch said the privilege he had
or addressing men and women who
We're ON am equal footing politically.
had not yet been enjoyed by an Amer
lean President. Tie was, OF course, glad
70 speak 90 the WOmn, knowing that
iheN would remember the party that
had made suffrage possible.
he referred 90 the passage OF the
suffrage amendment saving he felt
that The United states was Two years
behind the times since Wilson was
elected President The entrance OF
America into the war was DELAYED two
years and then when our boys had
been sent abroad 20 was another two
years before they had sufficient guns
ana ammunition. The armslico, he
added, has hon signed two years now
and yet We are at war with Ger
many.
The Republican party. he said was
The party OF pr0giNss prOsperily.an
patriotism. As such he added IA
commands the support OF an women
ana 10 is their right and their duty 10
go Go the polls and vote.
William u. White, chairman OF the
entertainment bureau OF the State
Central Committee. who opened the
meeting by directing a chorus Ia
singing National and political songs
was the next speaker saying that Tee
NeloIng OF the proposed budget bin
| Toy President Wilson on The ground that
/ D. took Too much power from The
! chief executive, indicated that ;hC
I Democratic party was not a progress
siNc party. The Republicans OF Della
ware Mr. White said. were endeavor-
ing 90 do the same thing mat the
! Wilson administration had refused
adopt The budget system.
Rcferring Co ihe State ticket Mr.
/ White said that the standard bearer,
OF a parry should have three rcQuis.
lies, character, executive ability anC
patriotism
These attributes are possessed by
Cll0nel William u. nenncy the Repuh-
lican candidate for Governor. Mr.
White said. state senator John NJ
/ Walker, who is a candidate Tor rc-nom-
inatlOn IN the fourth district. wa'
the third speaker. He made am i'm
rrces'0n on the women voters In hii
masterful manner OF explaining IN,
Various ISSUES of the campaign Nl
tlonal and locally.
senator Walker d'ssociod The slo
r3ns OF ihe Democratic Tariy OF thl
past. taking up "lie Kept Us Out O.
War first.
This slogan. De said. was the onl,
thing responsible for the election o
Woodrow Wilson at the last election
a short time after this. the Unit,
Estates went 90 war "ro save nemoc
Tracy This was another Wilsonlai
SLOGAN. according Co the speaker. u
lc6mmenting on 10 he told OF the kni
| OF Democracy there Is ln tha South
Mr.. Wilson. he said at one timl
taught school In Atlanta. Ca ~
knew the conditions there and knew
that every election was a fraud
would have been better Tor him O
start Democracy south OF the p0i0
mac before he went 90 war with th
countries Of Europe 10 give Dcmoc
lracy 10 fAeign countries, the speake
. declared
The South, he stated. dictates IN
Democratic policy. As proof OF thi'
Mr.. Walker called attention 90 On
fact mat while The prices OF whea
!. and other Northern product WI
/, fixed by the government. the price
2 cotton was Just as the Southern co
: ton growers demanded
In regard Co The League Of Nation
y Mr. Walker said that Wilson was n,
4 sent by the people OF the Unite
States. as he claimed. but on his ow
initiative When he arrived in Et
rope. he said that he was sent with
Z mandate from the American people {
establish a League OF Nations Whor
did he get That mandate from. ih
speaker asked 70 was merely a chill
or his brain. and Mr. Wilson mad al
kinds of bargains 20 have 10 accepted