Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-05-15 | Page 2 | Sen. Harding for Immediate Peace Action

BOSTON", Mass., May 14. America demands peace, formal as well as action ac-tion and means to have it, regardless of political exigencies and campaign issues Senator Harding of Ohio, candidate can-didate for the Republican presidential nomination, declared in an address here tonight before the Home Market club. "If it must be a campaign issue," he J said, "we should have peace and dls-j cuss It afterwards, because tho ac-: tuality is imperative and the theory is only illusive. Then we may sot our house In order. We challenged the proposal that an armed autocrat should dominate the world; it ill becomes be-comes us to assume that a rhatorical autocrat shall directall humanity. "This republic has its ample tasks. If we put an end to false economics which luro economic control to utter chaos, ours will be the commanding example of world leadership today. The world needs to be reminded that all human ills are not curable by legislation."