The Washington times., 1921-06-19
CABINET CHIEFS
PAY TRIBUTE TO
MK|NLEY MEMORY
Coolidge and Davis Also Accord
Praise to Harding at Bust
Unveiling.
ny i.ter..tisn.I View. Ser cic~.

NILES, Ohio, June 1s.-Speaking
In the shadow of the Memorial to
william Mckinley at his birthplace
here, Vice President Calvin Coolidge
today paid high tribute TO the MEM
ory OF the martyred President and to
the work and character of his pres
emit suceessor. President Warren O.
Harding. when q bust of Mckinley
YVES unveiled here.
-He was wiser than HRS critics..
said the Vice President in speaking
of President Mckinley. He was
gentler than his friends He was
frmer than his party
After reviewing his life and works,
the speaker then turned to a discus
sion OF present day problems and the
work of his chief
Nations do not stand stfll.- he de-
clared: they advance or they re-
cede- America goes forward. It
would have been In vain that this
monument was built to a great son
of Ohio II hs were to have no like
successor to take up and carry on
the ever-unnnished task Of serving
the world most by serving America
best"
The foundatfon of an that rres,-
dent Harding is. was laid IN Ohio,
the speaker said. Here he has been
a dutiful SON. loyal SON and brother
and affectionate husband, kind
neighbor and always . Christian gen
tleman.
PATIENCE Is NEEDED.
President Harding leans nefthen to
the reactionary line nor to the revo-
lutionary line, he holds to the ra-
tional line. He win not only support
all truly humanitarian progress but
will go forward on the frm founda-
ton of realities
-Tbe nation needs patience, pacif,ca-
ton and harmony" the Vice Presi-
dent said In closing. THE world
needs patience, pacincation and bar
mony, under righteousness Let us
hallow the memory of him who great
ly desired IN these In the past by nrp-
porting the leadership of him VINO is 30
effectively establishing them In the
present.
DAVIS FATS TRIHUTH.
The American workman has no
better workman than President Hard
Ing" Secretary Of Labor Davis declar-
cd In an address at the exercises
'Jn all our talks the expressions
Of the Presidcnt In the causs Of the
tho Labor Secretary sasd.
adding that In private and In public
he is the same good frtend.-
According to Mr.. Davis. the Press-
dent recently said: -The human eie-
ment comes frst, and want employ
ers I'm industry to understand the as
pirntions the convictions. the yearn-
ings Of the millions of American wnxe
earncrs. and I want the wAge earpers
to understand the problcma the anxi-
eties. the obligations of management
and capital: and all OF th~m must
their Relationship to the
people and their obligations to tho
Republic Out of this understanding
will come the unanimous committal
10 economic justice and in economic
Justice lies that social justice which
IS the highest essential to human hap
piness"
Every one Of us should take those
words to heart" said Secretary Da-
Wis. They are capable OF hard and
practical application. III managers
and men would Cooperate to market
products at prices within the reach
,f the greatest possible number on
people. we could have here In Amer
ca, In most OF our industries. STEADY
work perhaps for at least ATTY weeks
n the year. i commend that thought
70 our workers and 10 those leader,
IN industry who are called upon now
70 think OF restarting enterprise for
he employment of jobless Americans.
rhe country has been afraid TO buv.
Let only the hum OF mills be|heard
again and we shan have Coincidence
restored and buying returned, spread
ng among our people like a con-
isgion.
Secretary Davis called attention IN