Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20
The Next President Of the United States


of the United States
What is Senator Harding's outlook upsa
life7 It Is YOUR OWN.
Read these extracts from one of his roee1t
speeches
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r. pleased 60 exseute your will. And eNe r0aoon
want the Rspubiisan party In psvsos sass
more ls beeauos Ws are responsive - ~ s.
will, Of the people u he United ota1ss aad
Do net =, 70 TELL yeu chat what eas saaa
thinks b nseeesary.s ..*
No hallucination there no idoa that Hard.
ing was made to rule, and YOU. who r4at
this newspaper, made 70 b ruled, o Droa4b-
: cd at from abovs b your own slectsd sstt.
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The duty Of the American. whsthsr 10 II
President or simple citizen. IL not comp plieat6d
IN Mr.. Harding.s mind. Hs says:
.As ! said q ths outset, government =
very elunple thlnSI government 10 oAty No
sssulatisn sof sur rsIatlenshlps 70 aa- II
ether. The esvsrnmsnts Arst task 10 No
prstsettsn q the minority against autssrasv.
er the domination q ths majerty that sss's-
H., Nmss forssts ths rights % the minority
= am preaeh'ns the sespei q pep.lar
States, government that does nh knsw
any class any,vhers Ia oil this Rspubllas
In bis speeches and In his daily life, run
try newspaper, Senator Harding i just q
= everyday American nsighbor. This = what
he says, o he bids farewell to crowd of
friends:
Ing. ~ I have sa1, i want ysu % knew NE,
and am dslshtsd g knew ysu. We are
Il eeins TO work together for the Gesd 81 the
United States, and We are sslns . held
A.~Ay 49, AhA Aaa~AA So ~ln
IS eur aotens.s Il
1z@.s Wemen Voting.
Women especially have reason 70 cor
1ratulate themselves on the fact that Senator
Harding will Be the next President.
Their sens are taken In war. Their hus-
bands and fathers are taxsd to pay for wsf;
They spend the lonely hours Of dreadful
anxiety, while the son Is away.
They, above all, are ntersstsd In having
for President such nan % Senator Hardin1.
He does not bslisvs that foreign powers
should Be allowed e eonscript American boys
y for war beyond the seas
He does not beliovs that Z Foreign Council
b sheuld send to Amsrioa Tor men and monoy
to settle wars not Of eur making.
Senator Harding does not be1isvo that this
eeuntry should b taxed - dnancs the An
bitions Or the land greed 81 foreign aaaons,
women Of this country bslisvs. -.
ing, you Will vote for 81 Our KIND or Man,
the intelligent, Straightforward, unprstsatisv6
American citizen. President Hardln4 will b@
IN American President. not q International
President. s
You will have IN the White House : map
Of constructive mind, plain American viii
no dreams of world dominion. but with Set
tied determination to- restore normal con-
ditions and normal prosperity e this country.
After the War.
After war that has destroyed old cor
ditions, cost many lives, squandersd many
billions III reckless extravaRancs and ~
honesty; and wsaksnsd respect for the Con.
stitution, you nssd for President straight
forward, constructive American. -
And you will have such I man q the White
House after the 18th Of next March. for altar
that the President Of the United States Will
!. be Warren G. Harding, your kind 6 man, enc
that you would gladly trust with your sM1
! fairs. and the affairs Of your country.
ONAL COMMITTEE