The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-04
Address
 W NelU ExecutiUe

combined with fiscal justice and it must be attended to by individual prudence and thrift" Turning his attention to domestic problems the new president said. "T speak for administrative efficiency, frightened tax burdens, sound commer- c1al practices, adequate credit facli- ties, sympathetic concern for asricul- tural problems, for the omission of unnecessary Interference of govern. ment with business and more eff cient business in government admin istration," and asserted that the ma ton may count upon the newly an franchised wimen for the exaltatton of social order and to speed m tke attainment of the highest state of civilization.
 America, he said, must be no less alert, guarding more from dangers within than from dangers without The law recognizes no class nor group, nor section, and there must be none in the legislation admins tration.
 Supreme inspiration is common wealth and my most reverent prayer for America is industrial peace with its rewards distributed among the in- spirations of equal opportunity"
 Revolution has no place in Amer ica, he asserted, and if revolution does insist upon overturning the established order, let other peoples make the tragic experiment.
 Ours is a constitutional freedom where popular will is law supreme and minorities sacredly protected. had rather submit our industrial controversies to the conference table in advance than to a settlement table after conflict and suffering"
 Touching briefly on the tariff ques- tion, he said, Tt has been proved again and again that we canuot. while throwing our markets open to the world, maintain American stand. ards, living and opportunity and hold our industrial eminence in such ia equal competition. Our preserved American standards require our high. CT production costs be reflected in tariff on imports"
 The opportunity is calling for a new era in the production of the transportation trade, he declared. We shall answer it best by meeting the demands of surpassing home market, by promoting self-reliauce in production and by bidding enterprise, genius and efficiency to carry our cargoes in American bottoms to all parts of the world"
 The new president next spoke of Americans in the homes, "WheRe mothers are freed from the necessity of long hours of toll, where beyond their own doors they may preside as Defits them on the hearthstone of American citizenship" The country should be free from blotches of dis tressed poverty he said and the na- tion must find way to guard against unemployment.
 There is no short cut to making these ideals glad realities. The world has witnessed again and again the futility and mischief of ill-considered remedies for social and economic dis. orders.
 In conclusion President Harding said: Service is the supreme com mittment of life. I would rejoice to proclaim au era of the golden rule and crown it with the autocracy of service. I pledge an administration wherein all agencies of the govern ment are called to serve and evsr promote an understanding of goverm- ment purely as an expression df popular will.
 q accept my part with single mind edness of purpose and humility of spirit and imploFe favor and guidance of God in his Heaven. With these I am unafraid, and confidently faee- the future"