Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

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nnlion and his alone among the
nnenrial minds ol the country rose
Va the occasion When lho bankers
said that moi moro ihan 500 millions
could be obtained by q national loan.
he dreamed a vision ~ our country
which was all the more true aud al
.ihr more beautiful because u was
n vision. and turned the vision info
reality ~ Us billions of money.
subscribed hy 20 millions of riiiyens
feat ralliur Tor the admiration and
wonder nf the world
u wish I had the power in paint
for you picture ~ the darkest
hour Of lhe World War Tho Ger
mans were victor. in the east over
Russia. The kaisers divisions hy
The score wcrr detached and hurled
iguinsi The western front. French
and British lines were being beaten
back. The allies were all bat siarN
ing There were not two weeks pro.
NirlNllH ~ ifNAfhiNs AN'l' wiz NNlT
only in America.
Thirty Days aud W'rc Lost.
In a room in the treasury nj
Washington were gathered ennis.
sarics of the British. French and
Italians They said: Unless within
thirty days you hrrin pouring food.
material and men into Eurupr. Ne
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listening. rrasping the situation
Then hr sprauR sprang upon prrre.
dent, rule and custom. and tore them
in shrcds. llc sent long trains of
empty cars IN the grlnarics nf lhc
West, hundreds of cars. thousands
NJ cars. until In less than ~ days
Grain was pourins into Europe. and
'he day was saved.
"The comfort aud efficiency the
morale and striking power Of our
army rested in large part upon the
work of lhc dirrrinr general nf rail
roads. Without him u would never
have been possible io throw two
millions of troops across the ocean
with q rapidly that asiOnishod ihc
world. Terrific as tho strain was.
our troops never had io be- smnlel
/ around m box cars with rude
benches rs they We're In Europe
Want Business Administration.
There Is mo- doubt a great scnli
menl IN the country for u business
administration. business president
Many people feel that the problems
Which CONFRONT us can Ia large
extent be- solved 10y wise adminlslra.
uon coupled with sympathetic
/ knowledge Ol the methods of com.
mcrce. ui manufacture. aud uf in,
] dus. How can we better meet this
situation than by choosing a. our
candiiaic the man whu solved the
biggest problem of administration
ever present for solution, combining
ON huge Naic all the difficulties
that confront the banker. the manu-.
facturer aud the manager of trans.
purlationY
We need a man whose gallanlry
aud whose justice and fairness 10.
ward woman are mquesli0ned. one
who has fought for her recognition
and her freedom. whose record is
clear IN this day of her cmancipa.
lion.
That candidate whose name am
Ia present 10 you has not been a
candidate for him no organization
has been formed. no funds sub.
scrihcd, no pledges made for he
has consistently aud Wholehearledly
urged that a Democratic convention
should he free should be- unlram.
meled, should act ~ the conscience
aud the Judgment ni iis delegates
] .HAI8IA .IUN.Uaa.l4I. lat 4a.NU q
OF our country and our party.
Campaign Of Abuse.
No cloud Of misrepresentation
and OF special pleading can obscure
The issue The policy 0i the cove
nant ~ the League OF Nations is a
policy OF Justice and Of peace, q
policy proposed by America, dear ia
the heart OF every American and
which America will support.
"NuW viii The campaign ~
caMmy aud OF abuse, campaign
against Woodrow Wilson parallelod
only ln al history hy The like cam
paiens against Washington and
aguinet Lincoln. succced For, like
Washington aud like Lincoln. vii
son lives and Viii always live ln the
l.hcoris Of the American people
whom he has served So faithfully
and we'll.
And for his successor. whom
I shall we name2 A man who ear
maintain That policy Of peace anc
Justice abroad and who Is The frieao
cf progress and Of human rights al
Z homo mnn who personally is Z
hoine man scnlal, kindly and paler