The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-03-10

order. Such understanding men vii
their better relationships andsnations VIII
promote the comfy 80 essen tial to peace
Trade Ties Bind closely i.
| We must understand that ties of trade
bind nations in closest intimacy and none
not strengthened ours in accordance with
/ our resources our genius, notably or
our own continent. where q GALAXY S q
| democracy, but In the new order OF
! finance and trade we mean to promote
enlarged activities and seek expanded
Perhaps we can make no more helpful
contribution by example than prove re-
reefage Of War Wn H the wor S
FILTERED travail did not leave us devastat-
ed lands nor desolate cities. left no gaping
wounds, no breast with hate, It did in
volve us In the de1irium Of expenditure,
IN expanded currency and credits, In un-
balanced industry, in unspeakable waste
and disturbed relationships. While it I'M
covered our portion of hateful selfshness
at home, it also revealed the heart of
America as sound and fearless and beat
ing in confidence unfailing. Amid it all
we nave riveted the gaze of all civilization
70 the unselfshness and the Righteousness
freedom has never made offensive war
rare, has never sought territorial ag-
grandizement through force. never has
reason has been exhausted. When the
goVernments of the earth shall have es-
(oO1IS1Cu d 1T00OOm IKE our own ana
shall have sanctioned the pursuit Of peace
as we have practiced it, believe the last
sorrow and the final sacrifice of inter-
national warfare will have been written.
- Our supreme task Is the resumption Of
our onward. normal way. Reconstruction,
readjustment, restoration-all these must
follow. would like to hasten them if it
VIII tighten the spirit and add to the reso-
luton with which take up the task
Let me repeat: For our nation we shall
give no people just cause to make war
upon us, we hold no national prejudices,
we entertain no spirit Of revenge, we do
not nate, we do not covet, we dream of no
conquest nor boast of armed ,prowess If.
despite this attitude, war is again forced |
upon US l earnestly hope a way may be
collective strength and consecrate all |
america materially and spiritually, body |
and soul, to national defense. I can /
ana woman is called under the flag for
assignment to duty for whatever service, |
military or civic, the individual is best |
service every plant agency or facility,
III in the sublime sacrifice for country,
nure n to- t 6ne bd penny OF war profit snail
corporation or combination, but all above
ne normal shall flow into the defense
nest of the nation. There is something
wrong, something out of acc
ord with the ideals of REPRESENTATIVE
tetm1ocracy when one portion of our
ain amid defensive war while another is
ghtlng, sacrificing or dying for national
= O0C1 FdIIOH
Unity OF Spirit and Purpose
O Oe1t, OF IL sncn universal service will come
IN n s%a UNITY OF spirit and purpose, a new
o eaI[ and conservation, which would
1 mnSs our defense mpregnable, our tri-
tile or no Decentralization of our eco
om1c' industrial and commercial systems
,o nome; no staggering war debts, no {
women fortunes to f1out the sa critics. of s
or soldiers, no excuse for sedition, no {
NV en sd1acike eTns, no outrage of treason,
'r their menacfng DEVELOPMENT. and ,
evolution would be without the ma ssion a
h atea e1genders 1t; regret for the mis- i
t IKE ~, or yesterday must not, however, c
IN IN us to the tasks of today. War never j
l IL s SUI an aftermath, and there. has
SIS wastage of materials. Nations are i
III grouping for return to stable wavs a
rs al a NJ Indebtedness confronts us
-t1ons must be provided for No civiliza- t,
2n can survive reputation n
We we can can reouce the abnormal expendi- ii
xation, and we must We nlust face !
grim sE necessity, with fun kno know sse 81
oceed with a full realization that no
a III enacted can repeal the inexorable
ndency is to expect too much OF eoVs Ii
4 nm IT. and at the same time do for OF
We contemplate the immediate tssk IT m
tt1ng our double household in order. we e.
eo a rigid and yet sane economy COM pr
ended by individual prudence and w
'1ft, which are so essential to this try
hour and reassuring for the future. pe
Reflection OF Wars Reaction ed
me business world reflects the dis re
oance of wars reaction. Herein flows SO
NE blood of material existence The in
no mechanism is intricate and it's If
shocks and jars incident to abnormal of
nands, credit mutations and price IN bu
1 1y9Isj The normal balances have been wi
ri on | On
re been clogged, the relations of labor tr.
management have been strained We tn
courage. Our people must give and of
er S of war activities. Perhaps we never his
ause war invariably readjusts compen1 tai
e, han ana the neeessaries of life win pa
must strive for normally to reach
1ility An the penalties Will not be bu
t n nor evenly distributed; There is no to,
1t steps from disorder to order. We
1f fa of Our co 1o5Ido Of grim reality
s the oldest lesson of civilization 7
Id like government to do ali it can
m maigf2 e. then In UNDERSTANDING, in Bill
mon good, our tasks viii be solved
altered system will work a miracle; Y
Wild experiment will only add to the
usiOn. Our best assurance lies in GRO
lent administration of our present "a
EN-. dar
From Destruction to Production by
g is unmistakable. Peopies a BUSINESS 411rs Fec
from destruction to production. In cha
~ has sensed the changed order. and >.ie
own people are. turning to resume tim
: normal, onward way. The call ia tho
productive America to go on I know t"o
Congress and the administration will uno
r every wise government policy to | oil
the resumption and encourage con- ~
peak for administrative efficiency for
ened tax burdens, for sound Cor
;iaI practices, for adequate credit
tiles, for sympathetic concern for ali
cultural problems, for the omission IF =
ccessary interference of government Sen
business and more efficient business
overnment administration With al
lis must attend a mindfulness of the Ut
an side Of all activities, so that
5a i2uustgial and economic justice pure
eous people With the nation-wide 600,
,tlon OF Womanhood into our political nroe
re may count upon her intuitions her pres
ements. her intelligence ard -, l. anan