Evening journal., 1922-10-17
Fron, F.rst pare.l

opposition. But the road is bull
That's the answer.
"And hero lie. me quote you tn
nttle poem b. Robert w servic
which / think is apropos:
~1..s only to cry that you're beate
and die,
"Its easy to crawfish and crawl
but to fight and 10 hght whei
hopes out OF sight,
"Mhy what's the best game o
them all
And though you come out OF eaci
grueling bout
IAN broken and beaten anC
nsrarred.
just for one more try, it's dead easy
'Its the keeping on ighting that's
bard
In addition to Senator DUPONT as
speaker. Colonel Robert G. Hous-
ton, os Georgetown. deputy attorney
general. won the audience with a re-
sounding oratorical appeal TO back
up President Harding in his work OF
restoring the nation TO prosperity.
John j. Raskob. of Claymont, who
presided, told OF the urgent need Tor
men OF business. such as Senator du-
Pont, at Washington.
Il doubt If there ever has been a
t.ne.Sn our recent history when u
has~been so important as 1t is today
10 eiect able representatives to our
National Congress" he declared.
Senator L. Heisler Ball told Of
the need OF a Republican tariff 10
restere and maintain prosperity ana
protect the American workman from
conr5 e.ition of Europes cheap labor
Miss Jeannette Eckman, vice-chair-
man of the Republican State Com
mittee. appealed to the women TO
continue their efforts TO make them
selves a force in politics for better
nent of the nation.
J<Gilpin Highheld, candidate for
re- Election TO the state Senate ana
Harry G. Little. candidate for the
star Assembly. pledged themselves
to work for the best Interests of
their constituents j. Norris Robin
sonx band furnished music. and the
nlm5 when Dreams Come True,
depicting the building OF the state
boulevard by Senator DUPONT. was
shoxn and received a big hand
TIE rally was held in the Green
Lan4ern motion picture theatre. near
the Raskob estate, under auspices OF
the Brandywlne Hundred Republic
canNommittee.
There was no gainsaying the en-
fhusiasm of the audience. 1t
hungned with the band laughed
mersily when at one point Chairman
RasRob slipped from the edge OF
the platform and landed on the floor
with resounding thump. whereat'
Senator dupont. who was speaking. |
called out sotto voce, "Pick him up" T,
and continued his speech without |
further hat.
II applauded senator duPonts {
declaration he was no gutter. also
some sharp shafts Colone Houston
directed aeains, the eNtrsvaganoe Of
the Wilson administration
"One OF the main reasons why I I
am Republican" said Senator du-
Ponf. who was the first speaker, lis
that the Republican party believes
in the policy OF protection by means
of a protective tariff The Republic
an party believes in protecting the /
American workmen But for the I
tariff we should be forced 20 close !
our factories ana throw millions OF Z
men out Of employment.
Ir.4 H., 1sdIts n
wonderful executive. He has sur
rounded himself with a remarkable
Cabinet. There is great team work IN
Washington and the majority opin-
ion prevails in It's dec sions.
Senator dupont told Of the IS
tabiishment OF the budget system
and savings in governmental eN-
penses effected through II.
As chairman Mr. Raskob made an
address in which he viewed the ar
fairs Of the government from a
purely business point. saying:
while II has never been my priv
Iiege 10 take an active part in the
welfare Of our country.
appreciate the honor conferred upon
ls "a being invi.ed 70 act as chair
Naa fis important gathering this
fyeninr.
are the eve OF great 8
tfsclun aad in this Della !
da her part in the mat {
able conservatives {
IS well as 70 Dover, ]
sre ever h7s been !
hlstocy when Il :
as b is to- ,
ntslhfs 10 II
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