The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
j. S. WILL LEAD
WAY To PEACE,
HARDING SAYS
Disarmament Confer
ence Gives Great Prom
ise, He Asserts


fidence that Amcricen institutions ar.
moro firmly Implanted than ever be-
fore and that In the near future
Americas example viii lead all tho
nations 10 permansnt peace was ex~
pressed by President Harding today
In an address az welcome demon
strntion in Lancaster.
The coming disarmament confer
ence. the president sait. gave prom
lse OF an international agreement that
would end wars and turn the ntten-
tion OF mankind 10 constructive ana
beneficial pursuits"
He asked for the support Of the
American people In the governments
trial over the RECOMMENDATION period
and pledged In return that the admin
istratlon would serve tbs nn,ion 10 ~
higheDt ability.
speaks Fron Auto
The presidents speech Was doiiv-
cred from his automobile In c9nti-
mental square here 10 a crowd of
several thousand who had come 10
bid him welcome 10 the White Noun
tain country. He was cheered many
times while he was speaking and after
he concluded the crowd broke police
lines to crowd about him ana shake
his hand.
Today stood on Mount Prcspect
and saw wonderful picture" said
the President. "fn some OF the valleys
there were clouds aud signs OF storm
bedimmlng our viaion. but nbove the
peaks rose the sun serene and un-
troubled. And while gazed my mind
turned to the affairs Of men and I
said. with some comfort to myself.
thn though the clouds may pe dim
we need not lose confidence for
believe with all my heart that no
matter what bedima the picture, we
OF America have God given destiny
to. perform which nothing on ear,.i
win ever prevent.
the United states have outstripped
every record OF civilization IN the HIS
tory OF this world. This republic
which had Its beEinnings IN . little
nroup OF colonies now II conceded the
leadership OF the world.
Want End Of War
This story OF the world u ons ataGe
af,er another OF deveiopins warfare
until We OF this generation have WITT
nessrd the most gigantic conflict OF
nil time The cost OF the conflict was
NO great that we are coming To have
consciousness and determination that
the whole development has been
wrong and that acquisition ey might
1--WE OF this country and all the
world are resolved today that war
/ fare ought 10 come TO an end.
| "I'm happy to bring you word that
YOUR government IN doing all u can
10 have a conference at which the re-
representatives. Of the nationa can iooS
each other in the eye anu wosk "
| Eether FOR a way TO remove the causes
on war and put an end 20 costly arma.
| mani believe we shall succeed.
pef.rrlug to his conferences &C
Washington with leaders OF various
national groups. the president ASSERT
ed that his contact with these men men
hnd deepened his confidence IN ,ne
aoundnes. OF American public
onInIon. He told how he had recelv-
ed a letter here suggesting that ne
"behend" all those who had more
than their share OF wealth ana con-
tinued. a.. n.
a mission OF this republic. woruss
what wealth Is. l like 10 think ot
the leader In the community OF tfie
man 40 whom those about him turn Tor
ro,.naai nnd ndvice. That's the great
man OF America no matter how you
measure his wealth,
, Coyerumcnf Alert
"In the pGst few weeks ! nave haa
nm ouportunlty to meet many such
saaa.rs-leaders OF capital. OF labor
ana ~ the other groups that make
~ IN. nation. And I want 10 say 10
w, that there isn't one In any group
,sho deep In his heart doesn't want
q an nressrye our America and continue
lts onward course. Those VINO arc
siauected most some times are the
$ nsos, generous of all In their tenders
~ h.ip 10 those In authority.
"some times you think your soN sN,,
Q .,n,nent IL not alert but let me lei,
= vou-and I care not what parry Us ~. ~.
= vo,yer-your government Is always
4 ,ryIn9 10 serve you as best Y can
p !, can't be told everything thats go
in, an-thai is not a practical plan
I'M, n is fair to you 20 tell you ,ha,
vour public servants are honesty ~, ~
TO the best OF their Aoiiits, usa s,,e,, ~