Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-03
HARDING DEPLORES
PLEAS OF CLASSES
DURING CAMPAIGN
Continued from First PaEs.l

The day whsn industry outbads asri-
culture for labor has come.
''These conditions call for wise action
on the part Of government. They call
for the presence of the American farmer
In our government Offices, administrative
and representative. They call for extern
sion Of the farm loan principle, not only
IN the case Of the man who already
owns farm, but to worthy Americans
who want to acquire farms.
II shall soon set forth at greater
length the proposals In mind to remedy
those conditions. On this occasion, how
ever, I lay stress upon one-co-opera.
ton. I believe that the American PEG
pie, through their government and other
wise. not only IN behalf Of the farmer,
put in behalf Of their own welfare, and
the pocketbooks OF the consumers OF
America, will encourage, make lawful
and stimulate cooperative buying. CO.
operative distribution and cooperative
selling Of farm products
Industry has been organized; labor
has been organized. Cooperation WITH
in industry and within labor. and in
deed. cooperation between the two, IL
Tar advanced I do not contemplate the
organization Of the farmers and con-
sumeFs OF this country as a step toward
organisation of special interests to OBJ
tan special savors; II I did, / would
we nanst all of us consumers, act to-
gether to ind our way closer and easier
ana chsaper to the sources OF our food
Resolves Callers.
W. W. Marsh, representing the Civil
Service Reform League Of New York,
was one Of those on the nominees list
OF visitors and during the afternoon he
had 90 appointment with a committee
ganfzatons, headed by Charles A Ly-
man. He also continued his Conferences
with several callers on the league Of
nations issue.
1t was announced at Harding head
quarters that the cali to have been
made hero tomornow BY republican state
chairman Of ways and means, Entrusted
with the raising Of campaign funds by
popular subscription. had been Cancelled.
Announcement of the engagement had
been made two weeks ago, at which
time It was said the nominee would
mako a speech to the state managers
Senator Philander C. Knox Of Penn
and leader among the irTeconcilables
Of the Senate during the treaty fight,
was one of those with whom the
nominee conferred during the day.
The country's foreign policy and par
ticuiarly the proposal Of Senator
-
nations was the subject of their talk,
but the specific considerations Of the
were not revealed.
In a statement Senator Knox de-
clared his conviction that the foreign
policy of the Wilson administration
election and that Senator Hardtng's
stand would commend itself to the
voters OF the country.
Statement b. Mr. knsx.
THE one great thing to be hoped
for in the campaign" said Senator
Knox, zig an adequate appreciation
of its opportunities for the repuh-
leans OF all sections to record their
protest against the maladministration
Of national AFFAIRS during the last
eight years.
Senator Harding has made it clear
that we are not independent il we
surrender any of our funct ions of
government to an alien council, and
but one thing can excuse such sur
render of our Independence. and that
Only an ayowa1 of lethargy and in
difference to the highest duties of
enlightened government can justify
transferring their discharge to
"Yoi cannot conduct political
icy, but you can on the question a.
to whether our foreign policies. what
ever they are, shall be submitted to
foYeign control,
'Senator Harding's fervent rev.
erenee ter his country. its instity-
Alright, and. with due regard for the
reject the wisdom 81 the axes in
OF vital import"
Teachers See Senator.
A delegation Of teachers, who called
on the senator was headed by will
liam T. Mccoy Of Chicago and in
GUIDED representatives Of the Nation
= !. Eageatls as a.t, Association. the
and several other ORGANIZATIONS Of
arge membership. In reply to the
request for an Endorsement Of the
smith -ToWner measure, the nomiffee
said he has been unable to study it
closely enough to express an opinion.
The trend toward federal control" he
that at this very moment
aot less $han four or Ave new cabi-
net ofhs1rs are being proposed. / am
not a miracle OF human Intelligence,
and cannot pretend to say to you to-
lay what ought TO be done in each
Il ana not student Of the Smith
FownsF bill and could not be SO un-
fair as glibly to pledge to you any
specific actiaR. But I do pledge you
.he most sympathstic concern and a
lpon me-to call the attsntion Of the
Congress to the pending crisis in
American educattsn, and to urge the
pest thopght Of the cenatFy to it's
sarly solution"
At the ball Game the Cub manage
ment loaned the locals . battery,
Martin and Bailey working In the
sitchers box and DAILY bahind tbs bat
.or the MarioRites, Alexander Pitch
ID tive innings for the Cubs and then
vas relieved by lager.