The Washington times., 1921-03-04

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start aresh. 1t is the oldest lesson of civilization. would
like government do all to mitigate them. In under
standing muuAity of interest," in for the
good, our tasks will be solved.
pertinent will only add to the confusion Our best assurance
lies in efficient administration of our proven system
From Destruction to Production.
The forward of the business cycle is unmsakables
Peoples turning from destruction to production. Industry
has sensed the changed order and our people are turning
to their normal onward way The call for pro-
dustye America to go on know that Congress and the
Administration will favor every wise Government policy to
aid the resumption and encourage continued progress
speak for administrative efficiency for ightened tax
burdens for sound commercial practices for adequate credit
facilities for sympathetic for all agricultural problems,
for the omission of unnecessary interference OF Government
with business for end to Governments experiment in bus
ness and for efficient business in Government admin
israon With all of this must attend mindulnesS of the
human side of all activities that social industrial and eco
nomc justice will be squared with the purpose of righteous
people,
political life may count upon her nuionS, her refine
ments her intelligence and her influence to exa the social
order We count her exercise of the full privileges
attainment of the highest state
Prayer For Industrial Peace
wish for an America no less alert in guarding against
dangers from within than is watchful against enemies from
without Our fundamental law recognizes class group
section, there must be in legislation administration
The supreme inspiration is the veal Humanity
hngerS for international peace and we crave with all man.
kind My most reverent prayer for America for industrial
peace with its rewards widely and generally distributed,
amid the inspirations of equal opportunity No justly
deny the equality of opportunity which made what
We have mistaken unprepaedneSS to embrace to be
challenge of the reality and due concern for making all
citizens fit for participation will give added strength of citizen
ship and magnify achievement
If revolution insists upon overturnng established order,
let other peoples make the tragic experiment There
place it in America When wordwa threatened cvza-
ton pledged and lives to its preservation
and when revolution threatens unur the flag of law and
order and renew conservation OurSiS constitutional
freedom where the popular will the law supreme and mnor
ties acredly protected Our revonS refomations and
evoutionS reNe deliberate judgment and orderly prog
reSS and to ills but destroy per-
nit destruction by force
had rather submit industrial controversies to the
conference table in advance than to settlement table after
goodwill understanding is its fountain source would like to
acclaim of good feeling amid dependable prosperity
and all the blessings which attend
Protection of Industries
1t has been proved again and again that can not
while throwing markets open to the world maintain
American standards of living and opportunity and hold
industrial eminence in such unequal competition There
Turing faacy in the theory of banshed barriers of trade but
preserved American standards require higher production
BEFORE when peoples seeking trade restoration and
expansion must adjust tariffs to the order. We
seek participation in the worlds exchanges because therein
lies widened influence and the tumphS of peace
We know full well not sell where do not buy and
not sell successfully where do not carry Oppor
tuniy calling not alone for the restoration but for
era in production transportation trade We shall answer
best by meeting the demand of surprising home market
by promoting sceance in production and by bidding
trpe genius and efficiency to carry cagoeS in Ame-
can bottoms to the marts of the world.
An America of Homes.
We would not have an America living within and for
herself alone but would have her eeant independent