The Washington times., 1921-06-21
HARDING FULLY
ALIVE TO NEEDS
0E UNEMPLOYED
Hapgood Says He Knows U. S.
Industry Depends on Restor-
alton of Europe.
ny NORMAN HAPGooD.

williams College yesterday did
something mean to Vice President
Coolidge. While Amherst was listen
ing to his words OF spiritual per-
suasion what possessed her sister
college and traditional rival TO deal
blow to all he stands tori
williams gave an honorary de-
gree to Judge George w. Anderson.
This proceeding will force the over
worked Vice President to write a
series of articles on the menace of
thought in mems colleges to every
thing that civilization holds dear.
Mr.. Coolidge is now running n
series showing that the daring Of
the young ladies In their colleges
is shaking the pillars of the world.
After the behavior of Williams he
will be compelled TO get after the
men.
WANTED ROSTER WORLD.
George w. Anderson is the man
who upset all right-believing people
by scolding Mr.. Palmer's depart
ment and releasing a lot of long
haired individuals who had been
heard by detectives to say that they
hoped sometime, in remote ages. to
live in a world somewhat different
from the present.
was In Boston at the time that
this scandalous behavior by the dis
tinguished judge was attracting the
attention of the country, and l hap
pened at dinner to sit next a Quaker
lady who had been using her money
to bail out some political prisoners
who had no rich friends of their own.
II asked every one of them a ques-
tion,' she explained.
"I asked IL he believed in force. II
he said yes. refused to help in his
case.
"a fat chance your Back Bay
friends would have. II you subjected
them to the same test" l observed.
She looked at me with innocent
wonder. II would never think of bail
ing out any of my Back Bay friends, '
she said.
But colleges are not like this Quak-
er lady. / cannot off-hand recall an
other case OF a college comforting a
degree on a man while he was a
storm-center on the side unpopular
with the money elements. Did Will
lams today break all records?
QUOTES HARVEY SPEECH.
Receiving the degree did not make
Judge Anderson behave any better.
He argued that IT, after defeating
| Prussia, we adopted Prusstanism
ourselves 1t would not prove, much.
Abiding to a now notorious speech
made recently in London. he said:
"The world is told. officially IL not
authoritatively, that America went
into the war for no foolish
and fiimsy moral and peace-securing
ideal; that we had no purpose TO
rescue humanity from all kinds OF
menacing perils:' that we were
simply afraid not to fght; in a
word, that we went into the world
war because we were scared into IL.
After satirizing the ambassador
views, Judge Anderson Indicated that
he had reached the conclusion that
the administration has no plan AS
| he put it:
1--WE are simply drifting and acting
in subservience to an ephemeral
shifty, partisan opportunism."
Then he asked what was the result;
"In the United States there are more
unemployed than at any time IN
recorded economic history"
think the judge Is not quite fair
TO the administration A high Gov
ernment official today expressed to
me the view that the President does
not realize that our troubles here
grow out OF failure of exports, that
failure of exports grow out OF de-
| moralization in Europe, and that
| therefore our home business VIII not
recover until We help Europe get
| headed right. I think he does