The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-07
PROSPERITY IS
AHEAD FOR LAND
Sadd Optimistic in Review OF
Business Outlook Before
KiWaniS Club. 4.
WARN ELL. PRESI DE S

Taking exception TO the statement
that the country 10 going through a
period Of business depression and
declaring that business 10 simply
readJustIng Itself, w. A. SAdd, pres.
ldert Of the Chattanooga Savings
bank, made highly interesting
talk upon conditions 40 viewed by
him at the weekly meeting OF the
kiWanls club held at noon Tuesday.
Mr.. Sadd declared that he was an
ontlmist and that he could see moth
inc but prosperity ahead.
ut is up to men like you to- carry
things forward" he declared. address
ing the representative body OF business
and professional men which constitute
the membership OF the Kiwanis club.
We are not In state OF depression,
Every one must get that into their sys-
TENS. We are in period OF readjust-
ment."
The speaker declared that a man who
was in his office few days ago asked
him how long he thought the dehation
would last. 1T will last as long as
men like you talk that way" he said
situation is simply good, hard. honest
work and prosperity must follow. he
said.
In 1914, the speaker continued. we
were all getting along nicely. Then the
war came on and with 1t war orders
can manufacturer. Everybody. made
money. Then finally. he said, the
United States entered the war and at
tention was turned to government or
ders. The American people did NOT
give their government square deal.
he pointed out. as is brought out In
tho shipbulldng and other probes.
Every one was possessed with desire
to get money. We are now simply sur
fering from that, declared the speaker.
who said 1t was not only the manuiac-
turer, but the retailer as well.
After the war; he continued, Amer
lean manufacturers furnished foreign
countries with goods at higher prices
that they would bring here, F1naily the
countries bought to their limit ana nao
to stop. These countries, he said must
, re- construct themselves Just as the
south constructed herself after me
| Civil war. They must re-create wealth.
| from the soil. He told OF the remark
able results along this line In France.
the French having cancelled orders for
MANY million hundred weight of grain.
He advised that people take theii
medicine since II Is impossible to buck
against natures laws OF supply ana ue-
mand. Each man must take ms meg.
cine and the quicker the better. He
compared conditions to man who had
| been living too high became sick ana
after taking medicine again began 10
'N''N ~ Chattanooga Sound. -,
so far as Chattanooga is concerned.
Mr. Sadd stated, 81 cannot help hook
with absolute confidence upon the
! future" He told of the diversified IN
| dustry here which Is great advan-
tage. I'VE will continue to grow, nc
said. A..
|
! of the meeting and prefaced an excel
lent program of entertainment with q
/ witty talk Music was furnished by the
/ Highland Park quintet.
In rescept to Claude b. Miller were
presented to the club by Herman Fer
ger. chairman of the fellowship com
mittee and unanimously adopted by the
Cub: c,,,,,so
| g. Miller who was one OF our organ
izers. the Kiwanis Club Of Chattanooga
has suffered great loss; and -,
"Whereas, Claude Miller, by his
friendly personality; his high integrity;
his deep interest in everything pertain
ing to the welfare OF his feilowman'
and the Improvement Of our City;
Therefore. be it resolved that we:
the members Of the Kiwanis Club OF
chattanooga, Tenn, in regular session.
convened this 7th day OF December
1920, do herepy exteHu 10 WY w o" -
family Of the deceased our, sincere ex
prssions OF sympathy in this hour, ana
crave for them that Divine comfort
which human power cannot give.
BE It further resolved, That these
Resolutions be spread upon the minutes
of this body, and that an official copy
OF the same be delivered to the famlly
of the deceased. by the secretary. and
that a copy be furnished the Chatta-
nooga papers for publication.
1Signed) paul CAMPBELL. Pres
III. w. LONGLEY. Sec