The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04


surelcas wastase OF materials. Ma.
,lons are still cropping for return 10
stable ways. piscouraglng ondebt
edness confronta ua. like all war'torn
nations and these obligations must
be provided for. No civilization can
survive reputation. We can reduce
the abnormal expenditures and We
will. We can strike at war taxation
and we must. We must face the
grim necessity with full knowledge
that the task II 10 be solved ana
we must proceed with n full reallza'
tlon that no statute enacted by man
can repeal the inoxorablc laws OF
nature. our most dangerous ten
denoy Is 10 expect too much OF go'
crnmcnt. aud at the same time do
for II too little.
I'VE contemplate the Immediate
task Of putting our public household
in order. We need n rigid and yot
sane economic combined with fiscal
Justice and II must be attended by
Individual prudence and thrift. which
are NO essential TO this trying hour
and reassurlng for the future.
Destruction 10 Production.
"The forward course OF the busi'
ness cycle is unmistakable. People
are turning from destruction to pro
ductlon. Industry has sensed the
changed order and our own people
are turning TO resume their normal
onward way. The call Is for pro
ductlye America to 30 on. ! know
that congress and the administra'
tlon will favor every wise govern
ment policy to aid the resumption
and encourage continued progress.
II speak for administrative eff
cheney. for iightened tax burdens. for
sound commercial practices. for nd
equate credit facilities for sympath
tic concern for all agricultural pro
blems. for the omission OF unnccos'
sary interference OF government with
business, for an end TO government
experiments In business, and for more
efficient business IN government ad'
imnIstration. With all OF this must
attend a mindfulness OF the human
side OF all activities, so that social
and economic justice will be spared
with the purposes OF a righteous
people.
with the nationwide induction OF
womanhood into our political life, we
may count upon her intuition, her
refinements, her intelligence and her
influence to exalt the social order.
We count upon her exercise OF the
full privileges and the performance
OF the duties OF citizenship to speed
the attainment of the highest state.
Prayer for Industrial Peace.
Il wish for an America no less
alert in guarding against dangers
from within than 1t Is watchful a
gainst enimies from without. Our
fundamental law recognizes no class,
no group, no section, there must be
none in legislation or administration.
The supreme inspiration is the COM
mon wealth. Humanity hungers for
international peace and we crave II
with all mankind. My most rever.
ent prayer for America is for indus.
trial peace, with its rewards widely
and generally distributed amid the
inspirations of equal opportunity. No
one justly may deny the equality of
opportunity which made us what we
are. We have mistaken unprepared-
ness to embrace 1t to be a challenge
of the reality and due concern for
making all citizens fit far participa.
tion will give added strength and ci-
tizenship and magnify our achieve
ments
''If the revolution insists upon ov.
erturning established order let other
peoples make the tragic experiment.
There is no place for 1t in America.
When world war threatened civil,
zation we pledged our resources and