Warren Harding: “If war must come again—God grant that it shall not!—then we must draft all of the nation in carrying on.”

One of the greatest lessons which the World War taught to society was a realization of its stupendous producing capacity under modern organization.

My Countrymen: As I stand here in the shadow of the great hills, my mind reverts to the placid banks of the broad Potomac.

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.

If there are no property rights, there is little, if any, foundation for national rights, which we are ever being called upon to safeguard.