Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-18
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The Nations Strongest Re
lance. During After. The
War Readju.tpg tpgent Z ! Period ; !
New Orleans, Nov. 18.-Prestdent.
elect Harding arrived here today to-
embark on his trip to the Panama
Canal zone and was received by New
Orleans and Louisiana With oper,
arms. ,ll4 HI !. A = q. g.88
While here only about five honra
the president-elec found time % /.
make two addresses. In the firnt
rmadeeto a large crowd gathered II the
city hall, Senator Harding expressed
ms gratitude for the reception 40.
corded him through the south and de-
elaned one OF his fondests ambitions
was 70 see a nation where sectipnalisn
was completely forgotten. He also
touched briefly on the tariff ar,estinn. 4
asserting that the south as well aS Itl,ys
north would be interested In the
working out of a tariff policy that
would prevent foreign dumping At the
expense of American industry.
After his city hall address, M.
Harding rode at the head OF a parade
-nfough the crowded downtown streets
and at noon made a formal address
before the New Orleans chamber Of
commerce. NJ .-' ~
, No Official announcement was made
by Mr.. Harding but it is understood
he found it impossible to arrange for
a call at any point on the Mencan
coast without seriously disruptinE the
schedule Of the shipping company.
The president-elect and hia paxty
WAi yrs.l.i san late today on the United
Fruit steamer Parisntma, already one
day late. in order to suit the plans Of
her distinguished passenger. Al
New Orleans. Nov. IS.-Phtu l<yinr
ana square dealing were invoked by
Preddent-elect Harding IN a speech
mere today. as the nations strongest
reliances during the coming period
OF after-war readjustment.
Sanity. clear thinking, common
sense, honesty and cooperation were
among the qualities he named =
prime necessities in meeting the de-
m2nds OF the new world order, and he
declared material interests ana nation
al happiness both would benefit e the
Onneo States became simple living
people once aEain.' 8 d
Whatever discouraeements and -.
serves there have BEEN he decisred.
would be only Temporary in ci1sr.
acter."
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Senator H3rdnEs speech, deRfyarnd
1t luncheon Of the New Orleans g.
ISOLATION Of commerce, also contained
meesaee Of assurance for the indps-
tr14 oeveiopment OF the aoath and IN
expression of hopes that tho ties. of
America would be strenstAaned - -
cry possible nseans 3! s 80 yss
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and denenda hili4y a .OMe - -anhy ~
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cannot escane ali +he an.Sao.. We
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be reveraes Tha.. Iii ,,.to aIe sure 20
couraremen+s h,,t aaDe;saNusss. uule sla oS-
\ ica Iii 70 - tho..s - AHler
And We viii Ii, s..EaI I'll sooo couf
inc to ha na,,ad ,,nom s9.:N., ~ nEe 80
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extrava ranca. anS 1o 70 Ieaouhce
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emphasize our stability ii we become
simple living nation once more. It
viii add to the sum total Of our han
piness. 5S.iF Fs
The big things for all America. to
realize now and always is the dignity
or productive labor. No matter how
humble, the producers are the makers
of the essentials Of civilization and.
We must accept and DISCHARGE our
duty OF producing for the world or of
minlsterng to the needs Of comfort5
or progress of mankind Il a
There are certain fundamentais
| which are everlasting. Nckher oui.
own, nor the worlds salvation il to
be worked out through any patent.
atatesmanship. through any Eovern. !.
the agency TO administer the collsc.,
clear thinking, common Sc sense aS II
ecutive and legislative saenx {
, will help nightly and brin9s