The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
MISS HARDING ON
CURRENT EVENTS
P1rTsBURGH CLUE WOMAN pELry
EHS INTERESTING ADDRESS
HERE YESTERDAY.
European War And It's Effects Upon
This Country Discussed Intelli-
gently-othsr Topics Also Up.

After the seven fat years come
Inc seven lean years. and ~ these
United states are not looked after
by calm. cool ~financiers during the
present war in Europe. We viii eN-
Pesience the same thing that Egypt
did IN the time Of Joseph.
The greatest danger financially
70 America at the present time. Il
me danger OF sudden peace that may
tlnd US unprepared, financially. 10
stand the shock"
The accumulation OF wealth is
opposed to patriotism. Three great
hangers must be faced and conquer-
cd by the Americans OF today II they
expect TO keep alive the great pros
PeIlty which has come to us through
are. Initiation. National Ad-
-Naneement In the Standard Of Living.
and Lack OF Patriotism"
The above remark are some Of tho
terse saying that Miss Julia Morgan
5tarding OF Pittsburgh. quoted yester-
events before the oman club ~ nm
Stty; The meeting was held in the 4. y.
I; w. hall at three o'clock. under the
auspices OF the Current Events Depart
ment OF the Club, and quite a represen-
tative audience OF women OF the CITY at
tended This was the first OF a s.rie.
~ tsiks on world events which Miss
harding expects to give during the
club season. nv
More Important Than War
In beginning her resume, Miss Hard
ms said n a In European events now
things that we know nShinE about mas
viii aftect US all after peace u declar-
sSi We read and hear a great man
europe. but through .the Ereediness
TOT news, the American public has been
misled. and only after the war is over
viii We be able TO slit the wbsaf srom
the chaff and understand a few reasons
Tor many things now taking place that
are not understandable to us al the preS-
ent time. Miss Harding Then said fbat
the great war has s~vershadowcd manv
american events that are most import
ant 10 US, namely the proposed change in
the constitution of New York STATE tbe
change Ina the policy or Sing
Slng prison. The establishment OF a pro.
tcStotae on the island OF Haiti. the es-
ENLISTMENT of a permanent Committee
on Industrial Relations. the Retirement
OF nj. Bryan. the Acknowledgement in
happenings that would cause much corr.
ment We're the great war not the fmporf-
~ .oPiS OF ne day. Concerning Mr..
European Statesman, he would he o.
ever barred from politics. but since h. a.
Sos AiinsriSsn. ne may again loom up as q
one OF the most Interesting things
Drought out In the talk was the posttfor
% n United states as regards the
SCUM American states and the small
provinces looked after BY our govern-
ment as protector. Haiti. with whom
me 0nited states Ia now arranging a
customs and duties. being especially
touched on Miss Harding said maj
the United states stands sponsor 10 E.1-
rope for the good behavior OF the goUtb
American republics. As 10 the nrotgC-
torate over Haiti. England Holland
Franco and Denmark are willing for us
70 take the responsibility. German H.
not 80 willing. The position OF the
united states In this matter Is Ukcned
70 mat OF EnRland's and Eeypta and m
ls 20 De hoped that ~ has as happy a
conclusion.
China Il Discussed.
China has never been a republic ex.
tNpA IN name, was the startling To
most OF her hearers. remark made by
MISS Harding regarding the newest "re-
pubic on the globe. In touching on
thts subject the speaker said that the
present ruler OF China was king in
everything but name. but that the CeIcs-
usi republic was willing that he b.
Iuled IN name a. well. if he wishes. ghe
gave an interesting glimpse Of the do
meatlc hfc or the present ruler OF China
y aatinE he doesn't want 70 oafabfis
n dynasty even though he b. urged b..
cause ne says that none OF his three
sons ~ capable Of ruling in his place
when ne departs from this world. IFS
eldest son T. delicate. his second son h.
= scholar and unfit for ruling and h.
cay he doesn't know enough ob@yt ~.
youngest son 20 say whether hr r.ttf1
rule China or not. such nffwafo tbtrgl
a. these give a. new Ideas about Orion.
TAI people with whom We are 20 iiftte
acquainted. Another nufuun fEIne
brought out BY Miss HARDING. vas H.
Tact that Chiua'a grrnfraf da,tb 80.
was uUHrH urmw b. fh. aNH-..