, 1923-05-25

was delivering before the Am
in which he combined optimist
try with a plea for nations and indi,
vlduals to turn toward the Christian
religion as a cure Tor world Ills.
Mr.. Gary, who previously had IA
ported that n special COMMITTEES of
che institute at this time believed It
was not feasible to abandon the much
discussed 2-hour snfN in the steal
industry. walked from tho hall turn
ing his manuscript over to Mr..
Schwab. After Mr.. Gary had rsstsi
a while on n couch IN an ~nd.oining
room his secretary announced that
re had fully from his az
haust!on. Both AR. Gary and his ssc-
rotary Insisted he WAS =ot IL.
Di5c'aiming any intention TO
preach n Bermon." Nj. Gary dsolsred
religion was Simple. plain business
. sense"
Gentleman" as SAID, ut IN IN .
cyrdnncs sith our Institutions and
Judgment, A. frequently proclaimed,
10 say thct It pays a nation or an in
Siv.duAI 70 sol!ow q Christian course"
Nr. Gary resei we'd his customary
saalys's o: conditions in tho steel
industry for tho end o: his address,
,Th.ql he inserted that There 10 oth
ing Ia sight to Indicate that there
Will bs & ~subsAatIa, djminut!on of
the dsnand fer future steal IN this
couptr:r during ths nnt l. months,
70 say tbs least"
He wsrn~c .tesi manufactures not
81 permit prices to go above a level
which is fair and reasonable"
Touching on the Ruhr situation. he
suggested tim Secretary of State
dueH<2 be named as an impartial ar
bit 5{i$ 10 eettle the international DIFF
fereNSs between France and Belgium
and Germany.
MIR. Gary mentioning his recent vts
z TO the hoy land, launched into .
vigorous defense Of the inole.
The moral and religious prin'
ciples OF the Bible. both the old and
new testannents." he said. have
V been and never can be success
fully combated. Since the preserva-
ton of history commenced there a
never been anything approaching the
holy Bible as a code for a proper and
desirable human conduct. or as a
foundation for future hopes.
IF any here should believe this is
an exaggeratlon which is not prob
able, read again this book and you
will be surprised. Visit Palestine In
the lIRh. of, and under inspira-
tion of the Bible. The landmarks of
Palestine are as described in the
Bible. The moro we read n study,
the more we must be convinced OF
the absolute reliability of the Book OF
Books.
lone who reads of, or personally
witnesses the evidences OF the rise
and fsil- Of great nations and com
munities and cities is led to believe
that an over-ruling God determined
their destiiies. Corinth for a long
time a dominating city. known as tine
luxurious and wicked city, today has
only n small community with n Few
remaining magnificent ruins parity
uncovered. Such nations as the
United States, even. or Great Britain,
France. Italy. Japan, China, Ger
many, Austria, Russia, will do well
10 constantly bear in mind the his
tory of the past and the possibilities
of the future.
Let him that thinketh he stnndeth
take heed lest he fall"
OF conditions in the United States.
Mr.. Gary said that this present bust
ness outlook is good.
"An this is said in the face OF
very heavy burdens of taxation. I'M
necessary end unreasonable political
and social asitations precipitated by
those who have nothing financially at
stake the European troubles pending
and the bug e of politica." He
added:
''Thers has Of late s~ppsrentfy been
a deliberate and persistent attempt
to create an impression that there
would Will be in tho near future. a
substantial recession In business &C
tivities," he asserted. "Ths propa-
ganda is inspired by . few shor
slghted persons who do not seem to
understand hat II they could sue
coed in wreckinE tho business struc-
turs they would themselves be
buried IN this ruins
In discussing business condition,
Mr.. Gary IL Init the furnace and
mills OF iron and steel manufacturers
are now operating nearly to full
capacity, limited ana modified only
by the lack OF sufficient woSh'nz
force0