The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-18
ASKS FOR
TOPPER CENT
PRODUCTION
Suggests Remedies For In
luSuIaI Ills or Inc
Country
BIZ DAVID NJ. CHURCH
TINES BUREAU AT sTArE cAPIrALl


TIMES BUREAU At STATE cAPIrALl
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1s.-"Neither
eur own nor the worlds salvation is
60 bs worked out through any patent
nostrun." PEesident-elect Warren O..
Harding declared in 8 speech before
afternoon IN which he discussed tho
Industrial and economic situation.
'one hundred per cent production
nn!ninaized waste" and rational read
5ustmsat" offer the remedy Tor the IN
dustrial and economic Ills Of The Z. s.
the president-elect said
APPEALS FOR IDEALS.
After declaring that there, has been
n wild contemplation o. earnings.
-hether IN wages or dividends" Sena-
tor Harding made an appeal for the
ideal relationship where naen may la
poy with soul IN their tasks" and
for n reaIization Of The dignity of
productive labor"
Concord among Americans. South.
Central and North" was urged by the
president ELECT on the eve Of his sail
ing for Panama.
L. $. SPECIAL FIELD
Somehow I feel that the Western
heratephere IS our special field OF m
huence and trade senator Harding
said Our trade routes by tpe seat
ID the south ought to be as dependable
&c our rail routes at home ; nd our
friendship with the ties OF trade and
we shall make it indissoluole.
Our grea. assurance at home lies
II ver!le. Intelligent. resolute peo-
pie" the president elect said. In
land unravaGed by war, at ennity with
~ people, envy1ng none. coveting
pothing. seeking no territory. striving
<cr no gIorIes which do not become q
righteous nation.
REPUBLIC CANNOT FAIL.
This republic. cannot, will not fail
i each OF Us but does his part II We
hut work ana use thriftily and seek
the understanding which reveals mu-
tuslity OF interest, no difficulties can
long abide. We cannot hope for var
activities and excegses ana pre-war
costs, but we can give and take and
find the rational readjustment. Such
a solution cannot come out OF the
greedy thoughts OF the prohteer or
the revolutionary agitation OF those
who would destroy. These are but
deep and ever onward currents OF
normal America for the course Of the
republic.
ron MISIMIZED WASTE.
with leo per cent production and
rninirnized waste we may make the re-
construction and establish sure foot
ing.
we must be more concerned with
the substance IN reward OF activity
than IN It's coin measurement. And
our concern must be in a dependable
prosperity which Is righteousiy shared
In land OF opportunity, with
Gtandards of wage and living the best
N the world. I want to go on in good
conscience until we evolve the ideal
relationship where men may labor
with a soul in their tasks. There is
no substitute for the reward OF merit;
there never can be, but in the scales OF
justice we must see that reward balx
ances evenly with merit
SPEAKS Foa AMERICAN CARG0Es.|
We want good fortune q common
possession IA America. We want the
cotton grower of the south to have
his proper reward with wool grower
and wheat farmer OF the north. We
want southern factories to be attuned
20 the music OF the mills OF the north.
We want your ports to send their
carEoes under the American dag to
bear the messages Of peace and good
will 70 all parts OF the earth. There
Is no sectionalism IN righteous Ameri-
canisn.
I believe the American people have
come to realize that we must face mo-
nentous problems-world problems
but more particularly our own prob
lems-and must face them with reso-
lutte courage and practical wisdom and
ratrtotfc determination There must
be no reason for pause, no excuse tor
despair. no place for pessimism. In
evitably there must be reconstruction,
unavoidably there will he re-adjust-
Inent And the old order never Will
return. the Incalculable sacrifice would
he n vain K the old order we're even
sought.
RENOTNCE EXTRAvAGANCE.
surely We arc going to be called
upon-.-nationally, collectively. and in
dividually--to renounce extravagances
and learn anew the old lesson Of thrift
and providence.
The big thing for all America TO
realize now and always is the dignity
~ productive labor 10 matter how
humble the producers arc the mans.
of tho essentials Of civilization and
We must each and all of Us. accept
and discharge our duty 81 producing
for the world. or OF ininistering TO the
reeds or comfort or progress of man
Kind