Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-13 | Page 3 | Predicts High Wages Are Here to Stay

Predicts High Wages Are Mere to Stay TOLEDO', O , April 13. Sane thinking, think-ing, frank utterance and courageous consideration was urged by Senator W. G. Harding, Republican presidential presiden-tial candidate. "The world is in a state of unrest," he said. "All humanity is in a greater or lesser degree of rebellion against things which are, and curious to try, a new and unknown social and economic eco-nomic order. "There is just one way to recover Horn waste and altering burden of war. Nothing has ever avail. d save vo"k and trade attended by thrift and persistence. per-sistence. High wagps com;1 as a war inheritance. ' They will abide, I think they ought to abide."" But high wages are of no avail if living cose growj higher. Money has lose its standard of value. We cannot restore it uiTtn. wo recover our poise an 1 get 'o hink-ing hink-ing and acting soberly again."