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PACTR ETOTIT IrEDFORD MATH TRIBUNE. MEDFOT?D, - PRECOX, TTHmY DF.OTCMTTRtt 11. 1923 BY PRESIDENT !S WASHINGTON. I"). C, l)e: 11 , The moiimrlul Korvlrua iy nulio for thu Into J'reaklent JiurilliiK ntm-lcd lust jiiwht by air. Introduction liy thu initio nn nouiii!(r ixa follows On Juno 20th, W'jirn'n (1. IJimliiiR, president of the UnfU'd HUHoh started aorosH tho continent and to this coun try's moHt northern territory to estab lish closer contact with tho pool do whom ho loved ho dearly. Hack in Ohio ho liked nothing hotter than to ho called neighbor and It wuh In this spirit of neiKhborllness of our 110. 000.000 neoplu that he undertook the arduous Journey from which ho was destined never to return. On his deathbed la Han Francisco, he was counselled hy his physician, C!encrat Charles K. Mawyer, to ho pa tient. JIIh reply was, "1 have been nothliiK hut pal ion t since 1 became president." H was one of the strong est tenets of his creed, patiencu with human woes and failliiKS. Tho last sad riles had hardly been Holomnized in Marlon early last .Auk-' ust when Iuvhik admirers In several parts of tho country boun advocat ing that a fitting memorial be estab lished to tho great ehleftan who ho acutoly felt tho needs of America and Kavo unstlutiuKly of his energy to provide the remedy. These spontaneous movements cen tralized In the Harding Memorial as sociation, a Bolf-pcrpetuatintf body, headed hy Mr. Ifardhm's successor, President Calvin CooIKIko, j This association decided upon a : three-fold memorial: A suitable mau- solemn, purchase und preservation of Mr. Harding's homo and tho croation of a Warren O. Hunting chair of ill plomncy and functions of Kovernment In soino central university. Tho llardinif homo will Vjecumo a na tlonnl shrine. It will Iiouho all tho mementos and souvenirs asHOcJated with his life. To fulfill these projects tho Hurtl ing . Memorial flHsocifition is soeklntf inroo million tionarH by popular con tribution, You may make your do nation through your church, club, lodge, local chnlrmnn or any state, or national hank. Contributors of one dollar or moro will receive a hand somely engraved cert if lento which will hear the Individual niimo of tho id on or. This s Harding' Memorial Week, during which committees through out the United States will make u do- let-mined effort to ralso tho amount needed. It Is In connection with Harding ' Memorial Week that President Cool- idgo has comicutcd to speak to you llt of those who love the lord. "And Ut'." the name of him who loved hisfellow men, "led all the rest." It will he hard to find a better pic ture than this of President Harding, the man wo loved and mourn. He loved his fellow men, and because they felt it ,and knew it, they loved and trusted him. His whole life, from tho knee of that cherished mother who had an inspired faith In hlin, down to the day when a sorrow ing world laid Its tributes at his bier, was a continuing testimony to his de votion to them and to their faith In him. Home will say that 'such a sweet and gentle nature could only have found Us setting and Us opportunity for service In a strange and peculiar time. Perhaps they are right. Yet ho came to tho world's stage In an hour when it seemed set for other characters. The qaptnlnh and the kings, the armies nnd the navies, the men who would have war, and Flic men who would not have peace, had Jong dominated the scene Where among them could place be made, could ear he found, for tills kindly, gentle soul? Yet he found his place. H caught the ear of a war-tired world. lie called our country back to paths of peace and gladly It came. Ho beck oned tho nations to come and sit In council. He pointed them the way to peace. He set example of readiness to cast away the sword from thu arm of might. He sought for men and na tions a peace tho only true nnd last ing punce based on Justice and right He stood first and firm for his own country, then for mankind. His sin erity and franknes won to his sidi thoso who sensed the great truth of human brotherhood. Ko he led the way to tho monumental accomplish ments of the Washington conference on limitation of armament Tho sumo simplicity and directness marked his program in domestic nf fairs. HIh was the steady, strong. In spiring hand of guidance and helpful ness. H was never tho mailed fist of compulsion. He knew that tho great est need, of tho world was pence with Industry and production. ;He asked for these, and with them for thrift and tho will to make good tho losses that had been inflicted in tho years or strife. Ho called his countrymen to sot an example of these homely vir- lues, and they aid. Ho gavo without i-emorsu of his own strength, down to tho tragic end. Ho roso abovo nils understandings and misrepresenta tions, but ho was curiously incapable of hard feeling toward thoso who were unfair with him. In a tlmo when the minds of many men wore prone to seixo upon hurried conclu sions, ho held buck nnd dared to tako his time and thought boforo deciding. He was free from the nrido of opinion, hut strong in the detormlnu-. tion of conviction. Ho had that calm courage which could not be over pressed, but that was firm and final when decision had been reached. tie was criticized been use his own country, under his leadership, did not move rorwarrt so fast nsomo wished. But when worn out by tho, struggle ..JlL"' "IT h brave born, ho Iun radio on tho diameter and attain , mcnts of his dear -friend und predo , censor. Ho silent, pleno. The President of the United States. President Coolldgc'tt eulogy of President Harding, broadcasted hy radio last night follows: One of the brief poems ;that lmvc touched the hearts of mull is that wherein l,olgh Hunt tolls of tho visit of an angel to earth, recording tho names of "those who love the Lord." "And Is my name there?" 'N'ay, nut so," replied tho nngel. "Then write m down," ho was told "as ono who loves his fellow men.' The angel came again to show his g, L !-"!- 'J 1- J. .i am m WffllluMg mm- 9 with its beauty nnd softness Ciiaruino Southern women, whose hair gives them alluring love liness, keep (heir tresses in perfect condition with Caro-lo Coco.mut Oil Shampoo. Makes n quick, luxurious lather, which can be rinsed free instantly. Leaves the hair soft and fluffy and the aealp clean m.d healthy (but not dry). Harmless in every way. CARO-CO is "America's Shampoo from the Carolinas" the Sunny South's creation for all women who want glorious hair. 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Tho conviction was felt, everywhere that ho wag ono of tho men best fitted to servo a dis tracted world In a difficult period of Its history. Hut ho was not permitted to finish bis tusk. Jlo broke und wont down under Its load. In tho hour of Borrow for bis loss, men and womon wero moved to a broader charity, a relaxa tion of partisan excesses, a determi nation to bo fair and modorato and reasonable. Ills life became. In the tragic sorrow of its end. a lesson In the value of simple and modest wuys. o mourn him toduy, and wo shull mourn him so long as remembrance holds before us tho picture of his na- tlence, forbearance, faith and Chris tian tolerance. These uro rare virtues, too seldom found among tho men who havo tho strength to riso to High Places. They uro tho virtues that men need to seek and cultivate ill these years of stress In tho world. They point the way to salvation for men. for nations, foV humanity itBolf. Wo may well hopo that his oxamplo to his countrymen and to tho world, may help greatly to bring a spirit of char ity, accord ami true fraternity, where by shall bo lighted the lamp of under standing to show our foot into tho paths of pence on earth, good will to men. Mo may well consider by what means we can show our appreciation, and by what method wo can best onshrino his memory. i rTPr, 1 .XvW YX I A delicious salad oil The most wholesbme fat for frying And an excellent shortening Haven't you ever used Wesson Oil for anything except salad dressings? Try cooking with Wesson Oil if you like good things to eat. . , II i . ; IB . . i i . I II I" frying '''for' 'instance, vou need a ' II . II - ' ,ir' . . ' II .,; iax as gooa as Wesson us to make.. R ; I ' fried food as good as it can 'be. ' ' ; ' " ' I - I And it s amazmg that anything canj f y' ... I , . : ' r be so good and yet cost little. . r '' I II . x II I X II I L ' I S " :V : :: I ' l' ' " . ' li: ' .j. ', i. ii ., ......... 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