The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-29
e a|gAT Of
KINGS 70 JUNK PILE
0 Cary says vc,cc Of People WIN
~ Heard In f3rsngins World
War to Clvsc.
CID MAINTAIN EQUILIBRIUM
enCsion q An. Nation as at f'rcs-
~ Constituted Would Prove De-
n<ntaI 20 Ali---.imcrica should
herd Rights.

y &~ York, May .s.--Judse Ell
~ M. Gary, CHAIRMAN ~ the United
- steel Corporation. today told
"a members OF the American Iron
m Steei Institute. at It's eighth gem
~ meeting of the Waldorf, of
II ch he IL president that when the
Hcpean war ends i will rest with
4}I Anier.can business man and his
luHxxeetneai OF affairs whether the
E(&&a States viii become the worlds
4e&8ink nation in finance, commerce
- Industry.
n f*lf we conduct our affairs proper
Mn he said, II We make the most
u our opportunities. il we cooperate
WX|h one another. IL the goverbment
4a11 governmental agencies and bus
In10o~ people ally NTH each other. We
&thli become stronger and richer aud
31IkrrN < GtSnt.ai N our influence to-
Elt1 results more satisfactory than
&N6r before"
Y In his address Judge Gary made
n eepeciai plea for better national
4&fknee. q navy equal in every respect
of ff1xt OF hns other nation, and
1ntke force of proper reserves to make
N army.
Divine Right Ina Junk Pile
Bpeaking of the, conflict In Europe.
J6me& Gary said: After III" sword :
nm shcAthed and the 2Nns are
St&cked; after the hideous noises nf
Mite have ceased and The nations
new Involved in desperate struggle
~ ready for settlement, they VIII
with many most diiiicul:
D1Sbiems the solution OF which will
require tine and patience: - that
III natural progress toward rci;a olh-
tn Ion will Re impeded. 1'ha people.
A1 distinguished from the rulers will
N d voice in bringing the war 10
Ecioae an the settlements which
4r9St0 be made. The doctrine cf me
tsyipe right OF kings" will he only a
fecollActiou. II is d sood guess that
many kings and kingdoms vii! he
Soecupsing space ,on The transition
glide
Will Make New Start.
But after all differe.i aces are a5-
4n1t4d. the nations nos or {, BE- en-.
&M44d In this colossal conHtct. though
teffihiy crippled. viii take a nov
start and ia many resp 3ts n new
course. ami will begin Immediately
10 bud o. q better aud ftrmer and
more permanent basis 70, success and
NTH achievement in everything that
AddA to national wealth. power. en-
Argy and estterprise. These nations
NIL not remain inactive or despond-
lksst or indifferent. we s,ia sse, the
nsrxf acfive and persistent Efforts 10
rebuild and extend ana TO succeed in
shE International race for supremacy
that the world has ever Witnessed
III will al this time. he said. that
Ahe United States will have the op-
gaortunty to come to the forefront
Judge Gary demanded Of his nearer
whNthsf IL was too much 10 ASK thar
*saefeafter there he elected as LEXIS
zAt0@s and officials OF powe~ in this
nua1ntry none except those VINO pos
No.. with other qualifications. bust
neAe ability. He said that s. the bus
5neAe methods of the government, we're
"a certain and economical as those
lof the corporations represented in
MI audience millions would be sAve,l
ANNUALLY to the people of the country.
Hhf4 utterance was loudly applaud
Nd
Slsoald Defcnd lie Rights.
The speaker urged the preserva-
ton OF the country's neutrality, but
NJ the same time its obligation - de-
eefs6 it's rights.
In closing he said: In the last
analysis the conclusion will be reached
vi the vast maj ority that the besi
znxkrests OF the peoples of all nations
viii be promoted II the present la.
ternntionai equilibrium In substan-
tally preserved The destr, ction ui
my nation would be detrimental Il
the Interests of all others"