Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-06

said. had saved the Unftsd Slater
$3.50 100000 year on its navy alone
The Republican party has saved
the United States from being com
PEELED TO take part in the Turkish
Greece trouble. That alone is some
thing OF great moment"
Senator Ball also described me
budget system for handing govern
ment expenses. put into sfrsct by the
Republicans. He closed by renew
ing his plea TO the women TO see that
everyone was registered and took
part in the coming election.
Scores -Stay-at-Homes''
Miss Eckman was introduced and
told OF the work done by Senators
DUPONT and Ball In washington
which she had witnessed personally
while In the national capital. She
scored the "Stay-at-home" voters
who complain about the government
although they refuse TO take any part
in politics themselves. IF every
woman would register and vote" de-
clared Miss Eckman, they could have
Just what they want in government
We undertook in 1920 TO put a
Republican administration into
power TO bring tho country back to
a normal peace basis and our vote
could not be considered negligible"
added Miss Eclxman. 1T had
great deal 10 do with the success
OF The Republican party. Are we
going TO let the party down as the
mon say; 20 fail in tho support OF
an administration for which we are
responsible and to leave Il in the
lurch when Il has had only elgh-
teen months 10 overcome the ire
mendous handicap both OF war con-
ditions and OF the resuhs OF mis-
left by the Dem ocrats. !
I do not think so. and I believe that
every Republican woman you re-
mind OF this responsibility and TO |
whom you point out the necessity 1
OF urging the women 10 help their
own interests through the Repubi-
can party-which has done most for
us-will register on October FL, and
vote the straight Republican ticket"
Calls were made for Darlington
Finn. Recorder OF Deeds, and new
ly chosen chairman OF the Repubn-
-an County Committee. Marshallton
"a his home district, and he received
hearty round Of applause. Mr.. Finn
delivered a semi Humorous address,
asking support IN his efforts to get
out a full registration on October 81
and full ballot on November Z.
Charles Palmer Dickey. Stanton,
candidate for State Representative,
also made a brief address, telling
why farmers should support the
ticket. Senator Ball
asked leave 20 add a few remarks TO
Mr.. Dickeyis address, and called at
ention 10 the action OF Congress in
authorizing a loan OF one billion
dollars TO farmers Of the country TO
ide them through their crop
periods. OF this loan. s4Oo. 200, 900
las been taken up by the farmers. he
aid.
Mrs. Dickey. the chairman, con-
,luded the meeting by recounting
ome OF the scenes she had witness
d in Wilmington during the period
" depression which followed the
C ormsn tariff law. during
he Cleveland administration. in
500. when soup kitchens and bread
ines were established.
During Senator Balls frst address,
senator DUPONT was obliged to
cave the meeting in order TO catch
train to New York. where he to-
lay has a business appointment.
When he.asked TO be excused he was
.iven a parting wave OF handicap {
ing. He was accompanied TO and {
rom the meeting by his son, Francis {
r. DUPONT and the latter's wife. {