New Britain herald., 1923-09-24

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 Why don't you watch my ball
 Come eH, what are Fou waiting fer
 Did you see where my last sha wsntsa, etc, etc, The eadaY
 lahsllsa 'u. S Presidency Tn
 husky players are labeled Capital
 Labor Politics Farmer, Con
 sress,' Consumer Business, ans
 Uncle sam The poor eaddY i
 struggling under staggering load a
 clubs carried in hsss labeled "fellti
 cal Leadership Economic Leader
 ship Social Leadership 'Fereief
 Problems 'Railroad Problems etc,
 etc, Ding has labeled it Some e'
 thess boys sili have 10 learn te
 carry their ewn clubs, and he has
 got it night,
 Calvin Coolidge says. Individual
 initiative is q ifmer reliance than
 bureaucratic supervision The hard
 truth Is that each Of us must work out our own salvation. There is no royal road ready made for the ear of progress, There is na highway of salvation paved with roses raised and picked hy someone eiss's efforts. The slogan Let George do it. never won a battle or secured lasting 'hanni- ness, The snrest progress Is made when each individual does his utmost ta carry his own burden. when each family takes pride in its own achieve ments. when each community looks after its own unfortunate citizens. A..- children as A good. self.reliant eiti- zen preferring to mind his own bus mess to pay his own debts and to live and let live. asking only for jus tiee and square deal,
 Associations Of nations may sug- gest how individual nations shall eon- duct themselves. but world peace and world progress depend on each na- lion determining Of Its own free will and accord to live on good terms with its neighbors and to follow the golden rule.
 sancfity of Family Life.
 "The progress of civilization de- bends on maintaining the sanctity of family life and Of the home-the noblest institution which man ever invented. No one has been able to invent any successful substitutes for such old fashioned virtues as self respect. family pride, civic pride. and patriotism. True progress does not depend on new-fanged legislation or new governmental policies. Ii de- pends. rather, on the determination of each one to do his bit as a citizen. It means doing as you would be done by. It means respect for God and | man, regard for the rights of others. It means practicing friendship, moral ty, and brotherly love. These things Ire the very essence of Americanism. Warren Harding had these traits We owed him for them. They do not glitter and sparkle. They are as re- lctionary as the multiplication table. They are the fundamental truths which make 1t possible for the car of 'rogress to go forward.
 The lieutenant governor was ap-
 auded vigorously when he resumed is seat
 Sees Wadsworth in White House :
 JiLI JSI1dlUI W duSWUTl0,I resident Holmes referred to the umber of notable men who have ddressed Third Ward gatherings , aying special emphasis to the late , resident Harding who was the ora , ,r of the day at a club outing sev- = ral years ago. And I believe that i le man am about to introduce will T doy hn 1f Ir,,& tates," he said, presenting the New n ork senator. i, Speaking in facetious vein, Sen- q tor Wadsworth said: T wish there e ould be more gatherings of this i, 'pe. It's whole lot more fun to n ng in chorus than to try to sing a h 'lo with 199 others who are trying n
 do the same thing. 1T There is close harmony in Con- S, scticut. I wish we had more of it it
 the senate. I'm mighty glad to ir down in the same circle with r iram Bingham's friends" O, Senator Wadsworth related an in- dent which occurred while he was c, aking tour of France. He and al iend became lost. They wandered if ound for what seemed like hours, le coming more hungry every minute. finally we found ourselves in a It, u place and asked for. the com rs anding officer. A sentry pointed re t a modest shack and said we 1s 'uld find him there. We decided IT
 ask the commanding officer for ve to eat. We entered the in ack Can you imagine my delight SC len l faced the commanding officer of d found him to be no other than W 7 old friend Hiram Bingham? be I'm going to be unconventional d not talk interminably. If I were .hodox, I would take my watch out pc my pocket and lay 1t on the table
 front of me-and then forget 1t s there. Unlike many of my col ex gues I have not just returned tn m Europe to tell you how things nc be fixed up over there Again I m I'm going to be unconventional 'ause I'm going to discuss the con- ne .ution--and I'm not lawyer. iu It IS incumbent on everyone. par ,h llarly republicans. to give careful po ention to some of the tendencies of pe
 day. On September r we had oi first annual observance of the npletion of the constitution. That g, the first annual observance, mind li. .,. It is high time that we did a, sbrate 1t annually and think about failT, We could not gather here so, ay in freedom, safety and con. ,t, tment unless certain principals hei e built into the constitution. eo,
 Living in Restless Age. try We are living in restless age and tbe