Show MR Mn HARDING IN A NEW PHASE SE THE PRESIDENTS PRESIDENT'S message strikes one as aa that of ot a a. remarkably patient man become wearied with ex- ex erv ing patience nce anc and entertaining doubts more or revs less concrete as to its value says the Toledo Blade He says that everyone speaking I broadly craves readjustment for tor everybody except himself He criticizes criticizes criticizes crit crit- labor for tor the belligerent endeavor endeavor endeavor en en- deavor to maintain the high level of ot remuneration of war time and scolds reactionary forces which have attempted attempted attempted at at- tempted to hammer down wages to pro war scales He denounces the widespread disregard of the prohibition tion law as a national scandal scandal end and insists that not until the law has been enforced and obeyed may It be told whether the e a In th the mass desire to have the act radl- radl fled fied He Ho goes to the meat of ot the railroad railroad rail rail- road problem waving aside the proposals proposals pro pro- for tor governmental ownership and the wiping out of fair returns on railroad investments as impossible and The The message in detail will wl demand and receive a great deal of discus discus- sion Rather just now must people be Interested In the tone of the tho message mes mes- sage sage For several months a concerted concerted con con- l campaign has been carried on oa onto to fix upon Mr Harding the blame or al' al woes and difficulties from I European economic collapse to the revival of ot the long skirt He lie has been misrepresented He lie has been malign malign- ed He has been misunderstood He has bas been betrayed by some of ot the themen themen themen men who should prove his main support In Washington The guerll a warfare Is telling upon his spirit we weare weare weare are forced to believe The message carries a challenge It Is frank beyond beyond beyond be be- yond Mr Hardings Harding's habit It has hasa a touch of satire In Its beginning Everyone he says craves readjustment read read- for tor everybody except himself himself himself him him- self and as is usual with satire the words are pungent with truth |