The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

turned who's. heath on enemy S'I
marked the day wh"n "ur 'lNi.'%t'h.
went face forward and tn" assault 81"
"ur pr, S"nt-day rivil!HH'!'u Fn"w NV
f.lirl May "lth, lHi>. - me dL'c 80
wlirh this s"lt;"r 49, kllicl. and Ia"
utr,r = that OF J">"rh W. 'i"!t II
r"mpan! |. It tina l26'h lnfauirH: res
t.ut Patriot and h,'" II ;H" save -.
Mich gan Of tn" la.t"d states "
Anne r!,',t.'.
President Harding's Address
New York May 80. The r'-H"'r''""
Of every factor g! Antr'r;" p"S NJ
and industry ~ pu, the nations house
n Order after tn" d.%L'',li."rS NJ WAX
was pr<rpk.u by rrrsidr:t Harding t.
,:i-h, at a dinner h'i" celebrating '"'
18th anniversary vt the New York coma
~. rrial.
Ar-icuIturr. labor AMI business man
a.rnlr:lt the president DE- arr ii. al
mus: stand together ~ IN. '"nhd'@Hi
purpose OF sound r"rnnStr'I''I"h. tie
asserted that although TIA" limited states
dad no, want t. live n Isolation or S''-
fj$hunSS. is duties t. IT, r'>t "i IL"
world could he BIS; performed hY civ
irs ats attention :irS; I" IA" re'i'H.'''"-
;lna ~ is own r'suUrVc$.
on III. part Of tl- administrations, MT
iI,r,i:u.: promised that Cove r"nrn; in
;rrfairucr with business would be re-
d,irrd to 4 minimum VIII" E"v"rnn'Ct
cooperation with al! properly conducted
business would br c\pa Iu''d and b'Nad-
,r.d tie dcvarrd has puri"'S" 10 r.
vcrs,. ;.r trnd"nry IL S"lE" quarters 10
regard business aS dishonest until il;
should prove itself hrnr"s. and I" re-
yard b. rnrSS. IN business ~ 4 crime"
Help for the Farmer
FmphaS;zinu III. Fundamental import
Il. Il -
serted that the farmer WAS entitled 70
al! the hep uAe government can give
him without iuju&;i,. /" others" For
,h.. wage Garner he asked sufficient com
r,,.,yS-,r i,u rnr comfort; education and -
marlin of Hsty-rng, white for every other
clernon; in industry he urged FAIR o.
pUrturltv to do its ;ctrt N the reCOn-
S.ruC;h,u task
MI rar,linE :t,$H suggested tina: IN"
naiIun'> loans /" ;h" ".'!"> :" nE' :" 4
mare tauglh." form. ih't' iA''''''S OK
cN"hInG" /" h"t;rr"'. .''d ih.i; - -! me
financial i'uiicicS "t n" rr'"G~t traction
p"r1ud ~ 80 Formulated - I" protect
,..c gid standard.
"ASSum.uS tha' ;'1'.-'' 'h,n-S NAY l."
Lad dow: - nH.tii."'.iH.~' r. SD. -
- for US all I" ~ hu"h 10 w"r". ""
must HAY" ""rii6' a. it.'i '";nH> 49,!
C"uI" r:Eht. w" h'tN' h'Ht "'th 'i"
greatest problem 'h'' humanity ever!
confronted n carry NJ "n Ia" war. w"
Will have II" problem ""r''at''r greater
or NOR. difficult than ihtt was. Ih"r''
tur.. W. -" rHt.ttSd {" every c"niidcn'"
that wc wili cope successfully with INC
pruhl' n. taA: lie ahead or US
The Address.
Tn" tent Of the presidents address
follows III part:
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founded IN The tl,n" when tn" young
republic was distracted by Il division Of
opinion concerning our relations with
Europe. The nuhl" Washington WAS he
ing lampOnn"d ard ,raIu""d because his
administration was c"nmiti""d I" the
JAY treaty with Great britain. first or
III" nations commercial covenants. II
represented an effort :" escape cnhro:l-
m"ht With III. old Y"rid system. and IN
the period when We were too weak IN
sustain 4 foreign conflict II served u
poStpun" that disaster. But only to
poS,ponp il: Tor with every wish 10 pre-
serve tho peace, Il was impossible. ".
fought wars with France and England
as incl,!,ntS to the French revolutionary
and Nupul.onic uphe,v;L
"I, has been too often assumed tgnt
our recent involymcn, IN thu troubles
If E,urupc marked 4 new d,,y.luprreut
m our affairs. IN fac: II was AN old
story We never were and never Will
no ,hI, IN r,nin,,in t.uE,ticr Eur nur
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i"''S are S'r'N'"S'! '"''N''' "'
IN power ana innu"nr" mas !ir"Scu ~"
Responsibilities. Today Cur strength IN
The industrial. nnan,it! and commercial
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