Evening journal., 1922-10-20
women, MOVIES
Wing. O.P. Votes
Crowded House Ceets Their
Exhibition and Rally in
Majestic Theatre
DUPONT CHALLENGES
BAYARD ON ECONOMY

Complete success attended the
motion picture exhibition held by
the Republican womens City Com
mittee in the Majestic Theatre yes
terday afternoon and last night,
Something OF an innovation in the
way OF eniisting the interest OF vot-
ers It exceeded the most sanguine
expectations OF It's projectors.
AS was anticipated the afternoon
audiences were only fair. But last
night the main floor and balcony was
filed to the last seat and by y
o'clock the standing room only
sign had to be hung out.
United States Senator T. Coleman
dupont was greeted with a wave OF
applause as ne entered the theatre
shortly after 8 o'clock, and pro-
ceeded to the stage. He received
another warm greeting as he was
Introduced BIZ Mrs Donald S. Ash
brook. chairman OF the Women's
nmlttee. who presided. Congress
man Carroll l.. Beedy, Maine, ana
Miss Jeanette Eckman, v.ce-chair-
man Of the Republican State Com
mittee OF Delaware. who also spoke,
likewise were epplauded. In addi-
ton to the chairman and speakers
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Clayton, chairman
of the New Castle County Women's
COMMITTEES, occupied seat on the
platform.
But the crowd, shout 5000" In
men and women. was out TO see
Constance Talmadge IN the movie
entitled "A Woman's Place" also
the film when Dreams Come
True" picturing the State highway
built and presented 10 Delaware by
Senator dupont. Judging from its
laughter ana applause It got It's
moneys worth also Il learned |
something about washtubs, darning /
stump speeding and poll
tics generally from the Talmadge |
film. Frequent applause, too, greeted
the highlights OF the road-building
film. while a Closeup" OF Senator
dupont called forth mighty hand.
1uPont Challenges Bayard.
Mrs. Ashbrook presented Senator
iuPont as "the present and future
Senator from Delaware. The SEN
tor spoke only ten minutes, review
ng briefly the achievements OF the
1ardlng administration and urging
hat the President be supported in
is work OF reconstructing the ma
ION financially and industrislly. He
hen said:
Mr.. Bayard. understand, has
riticized my telegraphing TO Will
alngton that had an important
Engagement and that engagement.
: shown by the papers was to at
end dinner in New York.
~Nr. Bayard Is right and I am
YOU'D of Il. I went 10 a dinner
<yen to General Charles c. Dawes.
he man who. for a salary of one
dollar year. gave his entire time
md business ability TO his country
turing the war. and was a most
sficsent general in France; a man
Who is known as one OF the ablest
business men in the West. Soon
tier Mr.. Harding's election, he gave
lis time TO the Budget System and I
aved the country between $4,000 ,
90 and s100. 100000 a year.
"lf Mr.. Bayard or any other Demo I
rat would save the taxpayers Of this Z
ountry one-tenth OF that amount. ,
hall always be glad 20 stay away r
rom a political meeting TO honor {
cal ability"
This declaration called forth more
pplause.
I
nued. the Republicans of Della /
ARE and particularly of Will
should show Mr.. Hard
u that they appreciate his
forts TO reduce their tax burden
, inst as strong a voice az they did
wo years ago. when they told him
hey wanted him 10 90 into Office
IF Mr.. Harding and his assist .
nts feel they have the Endorsement :
Z the voters OF Delaware. he con-
nued, they VIII be able to go )
head with the good work they have )
.arted."
The tools we have 10 work with.
ne speaker said. ARE two parties; s
ne Democratic party has never
cen in power but what it has fail
d miserably-they never have stood
on any one issue ex-
ept tariff for revenue only"
Congressman Beedy devoted his
ddress almost entirely 20 tho tariff
ssue. He showed photographs OF
rticies imported from Germany at
UGH prices as would ruin American
manufacturers.
I'VE have found we can revise the
ariff upward and stop big import
rs from profiteering on the Ameri-
an people," he declared.
Congressman Beedy also praised
he interest taken by women in poll
les, saying no man could hold office