Warren Harding: “We want this republic to remain always the land of opportunity wherein every man's abilities and usefulness shall…”

History has yet to record another like expression of trust by one nation in the fairness of another.

The ways of peace are in kept agreements.

It is a pity we have the mischief makers who are ever adding to the burdens of distrust, but we do have them and in 1921 they were busy in our land and in the East, exciting suspicion and ill feeling.

Public order has been so improved in the interior that our marines have been practically withdrawn therefrom, and the day is in prospect when our complete withdrawal from the island may be contemplated.