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The New York herald., 1921-04-03
MOUNT HOLYOKE RALLY
FOR ENDOWMENT FUND

The Mount Holyol1e College Alumna
Association OF New York, of which Miss
Frances II. Abbot Is president, will hold
its annual business meeting and lunch
con in the Hotel McAlpin next Satur-
day. Prof. William Lyon Phelps of Yale
will speak on "A Literary Pilgrimage In
England" Miss Lois Bennett will sing
old English songs. ''The Endowment
Campaign" Is 10 be the subject Of talk
by Mrs. Walter Gilpatric, district chair
man of the Mount Holyoke campaign
TO raise a 100000 endowment fund.
After the luncheon and speeches the
meeting will take the form of an endow-
ment fund rally.
The principal business of the meeting
will be the election OF new officers. Tho
following nominations have been made
President, Miss Frances H. Abbot vice.
presidents. Miss s. Emma Demarest,
Mrs. A. r. Spence, Mrs. H. NJ. Snevily.
Miss Anna ID. Pcmeroy. Mrs. w. G.
Chapman and Miss NJ. Helen Smith re-
cording secretary, Miss Margaret Gold
smith; corresponding secretary. Miss
Bertha Hathaway assistant correspond
ing secretary. Miss Lillian Maclay I;
treasurer. Mrs. II. N. Dickinson assist
ant treasurer. Mrs. Edwin Farley (;
auditor. Miss Mary Hull; programmes.
Mrs. William Mutually: entertainment,
Miss Lillian 8. Burt: education. Rowena
X. Keyes publicity, Mrs. u. W. Stitt,
Jr. neurology, Mrs. J. A. Trimmer. and
membership Miss Janet Woolverton.
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CARD PARTIES TO AID
VARIOUS CHARITIES

Appeals for charities and various in
stitutions are being made frequently and
there seems to be an ever constant need
OF funds. A card party for the benefit
Of st. Marks Hospital Social Service
Is being held IN the RItz-Carlton on the
afternoon of April Is. There will be ten
hostesses for the different sections.
Among the members OF the committee
Mines. Oren Root. Gouverneur Morris,
Benjamin 4. Tilton. George A. Legg.
Frank w. Jenkins, Herman y. Kountze
and Walter stern. Tables At $40 each
II East Fifty-eghth street
Another bridge party for a worthy
purpose Will be given on the afternoon
Of April IL In the Plaza Hotel under
the auspices OF tho Lenten Indian
League. The proceeds will be used In
establishing n scholarship for the Sioux
Indians OF South Dakota. IL was one
OF these Indians who won the first
Croix de Guerre for his state IN the
recent war. Among members Of the
committee are Mrs. Malcolm Stuart.
Mrs John $. Thachor. Mrs y. Wray
Cleveland, Mrs. J. Hudson Hall and
Mrs Rutgers Ives Hurry. Tables at Sc
each may be obtained of Mrs. James r.
Van Woert. $40 Park ayenue
In the ballroom of the Colony Club on
wednesday afternoon there Is TO be a
bridge tournament for the benefit OF
the Little Chelsea Coffee ehop, con-
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BAZAAR AND DANCE
FOR RUSSIAN RELIEF

Invitations will be issued this week
for bazaar and afternoon dance In
the Plaza, April 2s and 20 for the bere-
~ Of the American Central Committee
for Russian Relief Nine Gregory 1zvol-
sky IL chairman OF the committee OF ar
ranRcments and Mrs. r. j. Oakley
nhinelander has charge OF entertain
mcnt. Mrs Nathaniel Thayer Robb VIII
marshal a group OF dehutantes who
will appear In Russian costumes. Other
members Of the committee are Mira
Charles IT, Boynton Mrs. John =.
Prince. Mrs William H. Rockhill. Mrs
Frederic Coudert and Mrs. j. Norman
der. whltehouse
The bazaar has been arranged m
order TO Introduce into this country the
handiwork OF Russian refugees. with a
view to establishing a permanent market
for this work 80 az 10 enable tho rc-
fugees 70 become self-supportinR. Rus
sion cross-stitched linens chlldren's
clothes IN peasant style finished with
cross-stltch work In bright colors toys.
dolls wearing costumes typical of var
ious provinces IN Russia and such work
will be sold. The proceeds will 20 dir
ectiy TO the refugee vorkroons from
which the goods came These workshops
for the most part are In Paris, Switzcr-
land and Warsaw. The women who are
doing the work are members Or the
educated classes, many OF them wives
of former officials and of prominent
professional men who arc now pcnniless.
Russian balalalka music has been
obtained for the dance. There will Re
Russian tea. Russian cigarettes and
Russian decorations Tickets may be
obtained from members OF the COM
mittee
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and Early Wedding Plans

Miss MacFarland viii be attended 10y
Mrs. Frederick JSabin Bailey and Miss
Florence Mildred MacFarland. her sis
ters and Mrs George Bruins. Miss
Florence Siegrist. sister of the bride
groom. will be the flower girl.
Mr.. Frank y. Muvihill will be the
best man. The ushers will be Messrs.
John Wizards, Herbert +. Bohnet How
ard r. MacFarland. Robert r. MacFar-
land. Clinton r. MacFarland and Will
lam Lewis Butcher.
Mr. and Mrs. c. william Jones OF
1l9 West Seventy first street have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Miss Marion II. Jones, to Mr. August
+. Wolf OF this city. The announcement
was made at a theatre party followed
BY a supper and dance given recently
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. The wedding
will take place in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Could Davis
have announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Lillian Gould Davis. to
Mr.. Harry Van Ness Philip. son of Mrs
III. Van Ness Philip OF Schenectady
MIR. Davis is vice-president OF the Gen.
cral Electric Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gardner ESta-
brook OF 525 Park place. Brooklyn. an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Evelyn Harriette Estabrook,
to Mr.. Harold Lester Lanchantin, son
of Mr.. and Mrs William f. Lanchantin.
Miss Estabrook was introduced 10 So
ciety in December, 1920. at dance
given for her by Mrs. Noble Mcconnell
at the Hotel Astor. Both Miss Esta-
brook and her mother are prominent In
the New York Mozart Society. OF which
Mrs Mcconnell is president.
Formal announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Wallace
of AL Riverside Drive Of the engage
mers OF their daughter, Miss Constance
Berrian Wallace. to Mr.. Edward Wright
Leavitt, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Ward Leavitt Miss Wallace Is a grad
uate Of st. Agatha's School, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Fisk Hendrix OF
Rye, n. ", have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Jane Hen
dirk, to Ensign John Conover Ten Eyck,
Jr., u. $. N, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Conover Ten Eyclx OF Yonkers.
The enga cement Of Miss Kathleen u.
MacShane. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter MacShane OF lie Riverside Drive,
TO Mr.. Christopher Millard OF New YORK
and Larchmont, has been announced by
ner parents.
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/ Manuel Brush, as matron of honor, and
Miss Elizabeth Laner. whose marriage
to Mr.. Robert II. Boiling takes place on
May Ia Misses Katherine Keen and
Charlotte Emily Smith. sister Of the
bride, and Mrs. Nathan J. Gibbs of Bos-
ton. Miss Eugenie Norris of Utica will
be flower girl and Sanderson Schauffler
will be page
Mr.. Schauffle- will have his brother
Mr.. Goodrich c. Schauffier, for his best
man. His ushers will be Messrs. Graz
ham, Manuel Brush Of Greenwich Ro-
bert Boiling OF Philadelphia, Addison g.
Burnham, Jr., and Bennett Schauffier OF
Boston. Allen Schauffier and Charles b.
Schauffler of this city, Leslie Schauffier
Of Chicago and Leonard Labaree Of New
Haven.
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends have been invited to the wedding
of Miss Selena Bearns to Mr.. Charles
Hedden Toothe. which will take place on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Melville L. Bearns,
95 Joralmon street, Brooklyn. The Rev
DR.. L. Mason Clarke will perform the
ceremony. Miss Bearns will have only
one attendant, her sister, Miss Ruth
Bearns. Mr.. James Toothe will be best
man for his brother. The ushers will be
MeSSrS. Paul t'eUCntWanRer, HERBERT
Conklin. Charles Rogers and William
Wilder.
Another interesting wedding this week
will be that Of Mrs. Margaret Shield
White OF Ninety-seventh street and Riv-
erside drive to Mr.. Harry Martyr Mes
singer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Messenger. II will take place on Thurs
day evening in the First Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn Heights. with the Rev.
DIR. l.. Mason Clarke officiating. Mrs.
White is daughter Of Mrs. Shield and
the late Judge Charles Handsford Shield
of Louisville. Ky. Mr.. Messenger is a
brother OF Mrs. Ernest G, Blglow. He
will give his bachelor dinner on Tuesday
at the University Club. Mr.. Messenger
during the war served overseas with the
106th Machine Gun Battalion Twenty
seventh Division. He and his bride will
make their home at the Franklin Arms
until they go to Sound Beach. Conn, for
the summer.
In the Tompkins Avenue Congrega-
tional Church on Tuesday evening Miss
Marion Elizabeth MacFarland. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. MacFarland.
win be married 10 Mr.. William Siegrist.
IT. The Rev. DIR. J. Percival Huget
will officiate. A reception viii be held
at the home OF tho brides parents. 900
ST. Marks avenue.
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Mass Meeting for
Disabled Soldiers
Box Holders Include Many
Men and Women Of
Society.

A large attendance is assured for O
mass meeting in Carnegie Hall to-mor-
row night under the auspices of the
Citizens Committee to Obtain Justice
Tor the Wounded Of which Mr.. George
w. Wlckersham is chairman. The pur-
pose Of the meeting Is to arouse public
opinion in support of the programme for
immediate remedial legislation to i'm
prove the welfare OF the disabled war
veterans. The speakers viii include
Gen. John j. Pershing. Commander +.
w. Galbraith. Jr.. OF the American
Legion; President +. H. La Guardia OF
the Board OF Aldermen. DR. Thomas w.
Salmon and the Rev DR.. Ernest M.
Stires. Mr.. George Wharton Pepper OF
Philadelphia will preside. Before the
rally Gen. Pershing. Mr.. Pepper and Mr.
Wickersham VIII be entertained at din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs, Edward r. Stet-
tinius at their home. 02l Park avenue.
MIR. John ID. Rockefeller. Jr.. has taken
a box and presented II to the executive
committee OF the meeting, which in
cludes Miss Charlotte Delafield, Mrs.
Edward McVickar. Mr.. Robert McC.
Marsh. Mr.. Selden f. Marvin. the Rev.
DR.. Herbert Sh.pman. Major Lorillard
Spencer and Miss Hazel NJ. Taylor. The
box holders are Mrs Harry Harkness
Flagler Mr. Wickersham, the Colonial
Danes of America, with Mrs. T. Mat
ZACH Cheesman the president: Mr.. Her
bert L. Satterlee, Mrs. l.. a. Thebaud.
Miss Rachel Crothers. Mrs Hakan 3.
Steffanson Miss Elizabeth X. Lamont,
Col Francis L. Robbins, Jr., Mrs.
Charles J. Hardy. Mrs August Belmont,
Major Herbert Shonk, Mr.. Alfred Fitz
Roy Anderson. Mr.. Michael F'riedsam,
Mrs. John B. Mott. Mrs. Willard
Straight, Mrs. Charles D. Dickey. Mrs.
Francis Rogers Lest We Forget Com
mittee. with Mrs. John Terry. the presi-
dent; Church Woman's League for
Patriotic Service. Mrs. John Christensen,
Mrs Edward r. Stettinius. Mr.. Cosmo
Hamilton, Mr.. Henry Fairfield Osborn.
Jr. Miss Hazel NJ Taylor. Mrs Albert
II. Gallatln. Sons of the Revolution and
Colonial Danes OF the State OF New
York
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~ ETAILS have been completed for
the marriage of Miss Miriam
Shirwell Ward, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Freeman Ward of
Bamford, Jr. 1t viii take place on
Tuesday afternoon April u, in the
ceremony will be at o'clock and will
be followed by a reception at the Hotel
Gotham. Miss Ward. who is a grand
daughter of Mr.. George Gray Ward of
81 West Fifty-third street, will have
Miss Ella Sewell Slingluff OF this city
for her maid of honor, and Miss Doro-
thy McSherry Slingluff, also of New
York. and Miss Margaret Thayer of
Port Washington, l.. l., for her brides
maids.
Mr. Bamford. who is the son Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Henry Bamfcrd
OF Manchester. VT, will have Mr.. Rob-
ert II. Hahlo for his best man. The
ushers will be Mesrs. Hamilton Camp
bell, William Laenan, Francis Lukens
and William Northrop.
Invitations have been received here
for the marriage of Miss Dorothy Todd.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Theodore
Strong Todd, to Mr.. David Valentine
Morris Of Cleveland, Ohio. The wedding
will take place on Thursday evening.
April IA, at the home of the brides
Parents, 291 jefferson avenue, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Norman j. Elmes OF New York
will attend Miss Todd as matron Of
honor and Miss Eleanor Todd. her Sis
ter, will be the maid Of honor. There
will be a flower girl, Lucille Davidson,
and a page, Charles Martens, niece and
nephew OF the bride. Mr. +. A. Slocurn,
.Tr., of this city will be best man. The
bridegroom Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Valentine Morris of Cleveland.
A number OF persons from New York
will go to Greenwich, Conn, on Saturday
for the marriage there in Christ Epsco-
pal Church OF Miss Katherine Williams
smith, daughter of Mr.. Alfred Gilbert
Smith. president Of the Ward steamship
lines. and Mrs. Smith. 10 Mr. Henry Gray
Schauffler. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. schauffler of this city. The cere-
mony will be performed at o'clock and
Will be followed by a reception at Alta
roca. the home of the brides parents at
Field Point Park Miss Smith will be
attended by her sister, Mrs. Graham
The New York herald., 1921-04-03
ANNUAL FESTIVAL
FOR MUSIC SCHOOL

The Music School Settlement will give
its annual spring festival concert in
Town Hall on Wednesday night The
sale OF tickets is in charge OF Mrs.
Frank Bailey Rowell. president OF the
board OF managers, which is COM
posed OF Mrs. Howard Mansfield. Mr..
George r. Baker. Jr.. Mrs. Sidney &.
Borg Mrs. Charles H. Ditson. Mr..
stephen c. Millett, Mrs Junius g. Nor
gan. Mr.. Otto II. Kahn, Mrs. Morris
Loeb Mrs. NJ. y. Schirmer, Mrs. George
l.. Nichols and Mrs. William Proctor
Some OF the artists who form the
auxiliary council of tho school are
Nine. Marcela Sembrich, Mr.. George
Barrere, Louis Svecenski and Ivan
'Archambeau.
The New York herald., 1921-04-03
COSTUME BALL FOR
STARVING CHINESE

Mr.. Alfred Saoke Sxze. Chinese Minis
ter at Washington, Will be the chief
guest at the Chinese Costume Ball. in
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Saturday eve
hing. April 16, for the benefit OF the
Chinese Famine Fund. Of which Mr..
Thomas w. Lamont Is chairman The
committee, OF which Mrs. Richard T.
Wilson is chairman and Mr.. Alexanoet
S. Webb treasurer. has as its members
Mrs Edward y. Breitung. Mrs. oliver
Hartman. Mrs. Harry II. Duryea. Mrs
Joseph Howland Hunt. Mrs. NJ. Law
renee Keene. Mrs. Lyttle:on Fox anu
Mrs, James Lowell Putnam.
The patronesses include Mines Jorge
Andre. Donn Barber. Alfred n. Beadles-
ton, Gordon Knox Bell Edison Bradley.
John f.. Cowdin, Dudley Davis. Norman
r. Ditman. Stuart Duncan, Sewbold
Leroy Edgar. A. Leo Everett. Mrs. Jo-
seph r. Grace. James b. Haggin. O,
Maurice Heckscher, Herbert Hoover.
Francis L. v. Hoppin. Edward T.. Hut
ton. Adrian Iselin %. Augustus r.
Kountze Thomas w. Lamont, Joseph
Laroque Peter Larson, Julius G.. Lay.
James Parrish Lee, Charles Mather mac
Marston. jeremiah Milbank. Charles T..
Mitchell and Andrew Morcland. Miss
Anne Morgan. and Mines. Newbold Nor
ris. Conde Mast. Frederic Nelson. Dud-
ley Olcott I'd. Minturn Pinchot. William
Chapman Potter. John IT, Pratt. Bernon
s. Prentice and T. J. oakley Rhine
lander.
Also Mines. John n. Rockefeller, Jr..
William @. Rockefeller, Marshall II.
Russell. Charles IT, Sabln. John Sam
ford. Horatio Seymour Shonnsrd. Hora-
"a Lat Ia
seph Earle Stevens. Theron II. Strong.
Henry w Taft, Joseph Il. Thomas. Bel
mont Tiffany. Henry Dubois Tudor.
George w. Vanderbilt, Charles A. Van
Rensselaer,, Allen Gouverneur Wellman.
Joseph r. Widener, John North WHY'S,
Henry Rogers Winthrop and J. Lorimer
Worden.
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ITALIAN BENEFIT CONCERT.

A benefit concert for italian soldiers
crippled In the war has been arranged
by Mrs. Henry J. Burchall. Jr.. and a
large committee for the night Of April
7 in the Biltmore Hotel under the au-
spices of the Italian Ambassador, Mr..
vittorio Rolando Ricci The singers will
be Miss Claudia Muzio and Giovanni
Martinelli
To assist as ushers and flower and
programme girls the debutantes OF the
season and the Junior League will be
drawn on. Acting in this capacity wi:.
be Misses Susan Steel, Carrie Louise
Rsick and Grace Helen Talbot
The New York herald., 1921-04-03
ROMANCE" FOR CHARITY.

Next Tuesday nights performance OF
Romance" In which Miss Doris Keans
Is appearing az the Playhouse. will be
given for charity. The entire orchestra
floor and boxes have been sold out for
that evening IN aid OF tho Orchard
House Settlement. Tho large directing
committee includes Mines. Henry r.
Dawson Charles A. Frank. Il. S. Smith
ers. David y. Gay. Paul Dana, ] c.
Aver. William Beard. Chauncev Kerr.
George q. Bourne. Jackson a. Dykmsn.
Robert Gair Jr.; Walter Gibb Charles
NJ r.. McCann, Henry G Martin. How
ard w Maxwell Junius 5. Morgan, Jrs
james III Ottley. A. w Rossiter.
Schleicher. Howard r. whitney ana
Daniel A. Loring and Miss katherins
Pratt.
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OF OLD NEW YORK
FAMILIES FIND REMINDERS IN
MARRIAGES OF PRESENT WEEK


Of alliances between fm
n
"counshp"
actually
rageaI Iiances throu a century
such family connections have
society
Thus the Barclays related The Wards the Wards to the Kings
rngstons the Canrs chanlers the the Ruther-
o Whites vandeblts
alliance
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Quoted by the Churchwoman's League
for Patriotic Service. Mrs. Huntington
w. Merchant Is at the head of the COM
mlttee and she will be assisted In the
arrangements by Mrs. Charles de Rham.
Jr, Mrs. Charles Gilmore kerley, Mrs
Clarence q. Campbell. Mrs. James p.
Van Woert and Miss Emily Buck Ia
bles at s12 each and single tickets may
be obtained at the league, West Forty
seventh street
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Hesse, Joseph p. Plat, Douglas NJ.
Grant Charles Homer Flynn. r. T.
Walker. Wakefield Worcester. Douglas
Duer. Leslie Thrasher. Everett Henry,
David G. Comstock. Sheldon Knicker-
booker vlele. Robert r. Lawson, George
T.. Axt, William G. Nice, Frank l.. Han
shan. Fulton w Smith. Bruce Rabenold,
Fred I.orenz and Greville Ricard.
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CARD PARTY ron SOLDIERS.

a card party for the benefit OF dis
abled soldiers and other philanthropic
work win be given at the Pennsylvania
Hotel next Thursday afternoon by the
Michigan Women In New York, Mrs.
John J. Bush, president.
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make the north side OF Washington
Square so picturesque as suggestion OF
bit of old London.
Miss Harling's maid of honor will be
her sister, Miss Laura Harding, a de-
butante Of the winter, and there will
be a flower girl, Betty Taller. the small
sister OF the bridegroom. Mr.. James
N. Wallace will serve as best man and
the ushers will be Lieut.. Charles b.
Harding, brother of the bride. and
Messrs. Harry T. Peters. Robert r.
Livingston, a cousin of the bridegroom (;
Albert Zabriskie Gray. A. j. Drexel Bid
die, Jr., Brewster Jennings, Richard Van
Nest Gambrill, George Temple Bowdoin
and Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr. After the
ceremony, which will be performed by
the Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks, there will
be q reception at the home of the brides
parents.
weIlman-Smith Wedding.
In the st. Ambrose Chapel, Cathedral
Of St John the Divine. on Tuesday will
be celebrated the marriage of Miss Eve
lyn Rives Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker Breese Smith OF this city
and Newport, to Mr. Roderic Wellman.
son of Mr.. Francis l.. Wellman OF
New York.
The bride-elect is a granddaughter OF
the late Francis r. Rives, who was one
Of the founders OF the New York Coach
ing Club that formerly figured each
spring with its parade. feature OF met
ropolitan life antedating the inroad OF
automobiles. In the early days of Tux
edo Park Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were iden-
titled with that colony. which of late
years has grown almost to the size of a
township.
The wedding guests will include a
small gathering of relatives and friends
and the marriage ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a small reception at 907 Fifth
avenue, the home OF the brides aunt.
Mrs. George L. Rives. Miss Roberta
Willard OF Newport will be the only
bridal attendant and Mr.. Allen Gouver-
neur Wellman will serve as his brothers
best man. There will be two ushers.
Justice Franklin G. Hoyt, whose wife Is
a cousin OF the bride, and Mr.. Walter
Watson Stokes. a cousin OF the bride
groom.
, 1921-07-19

dience Friday. st Is announced in n
Rome message TO the Central News
tofny,
, 1921-07-19
OUR ECONOMIC INTERpEpENpENcE.

In addressing the National Shoe and Leather ex-
position at Boston, Herbert Hoover concluded a re-
markable address with these words:
81 may repeat that we need to realize above all
things, that even if we lower our vision of civiiza-
ton in the crisis solely to that Of our own selfish eco
nomic interest, we are nightly concerned in the re-
cuperation of the entire world. There is an economic
interdependence in the world that recognizes no ma
tional boundaries. The greatest jeopardy to the stand
ard OF living o. our people is the lowered standards
of Europe. Now that we have become a great creditor
nation, we must learn that this great debt must be
wisely directed SO that we do not stihe both our own
growth and the growth of others.
There are, indeed, many complexities arising out
OF our great expansion on productive power and our
suddenly born creditor position. / do not need say
that we are confronted with a hundred difficulties
that we must be alert to steer our commercial policies
against the winds of the world in an economic storm.
we are suffering greatly in this immediate worldwide
industrial depression. This depression is partly due
to the war; it is partly due to our postwar boom
with its speculation, its extravaganza, and its slack
ening of efficiency. The government can help recoy-
cry by removing the distractions to commerce and in
dustry. But when all is done, the real cure for all
depressions is courage and applied intelligence and
the return to primary virtue of hard, conscientious toll
and economy in living. On every side there is evil
dence that the vast majority of our whole nation is
making again an effort in those directions euualled
only by that of 1918, and the day some months ago
when we entered this effort we fundamentally turned
the corner of this depression. While our recoverv
may De slower than some may expect, nothing can
prevent the prosperity Of a country where the peo-
pie have enlightenment, wish to work. wish 10 nro-
duee, and wish to do right by their neighbors
we are not a nation of machines, and houses. fac
tories and railways. We are a nation Of men, women
and children. Our industrial system and our COM
merce are simply implements for their comfort and
happiness. When We deal with those great problems
OF business and economies we must be inspired bv the
knowledge that we are increasing and defending the
grow those moral and intellectual forces that make
our nation great"