The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

enough TO say. that he Golden Rule is
but an iridescent dream, full Of beau
tiful ideas. but not practical in the
modern business world.
The first thing to do to create the
Golden Rule in business Is TO give
men work. One OF the greatest prob
lens the country has TO meet with to-
day is keeping men at work. When
the war broke out in Europe last fall
there were $780, 600 unemployed men
walking the streets OF New York CITY.
To train men for the work they
have TO perform is another problem.
Based as the Golden Rule Is. on be
lief In the man. II aims at once 10
train him in the best possible way Tor
doing his duty.
Besides keeping men at work. pro-
lection must be provided for them
after they are at work. To-day there
is a new industrial philosophy. the
gospel OF safety. People have come
to realize what a valuable thing hu-
man life Is. Injury and death are the
fruits of ignorance and greed.
The one thing that keeps a work
mans interest from his work Is long
hours. II was not the work that killed
him. for men need work TO keep them
healthy: IL was too much work. There
will be fewer disputes In business II
the Golden Rule is applied. and there
will be fewer disputes between capital
and labor
Perverted Justice.
Perverted Justice" was the sub.
iect taken up by Alma Crossley. and
/ Was ably discussed BY the speaker,
/ Justice is the supreme virtue Of our
State" she said. Justice bulvarks
/ society and promotes Humanitarian
Ism. Judges are consecrated to the
administration Of justice. Statutes
are violated and punishments are In.
hicted Trusts are disregarded, and
/ impeachments are instituted. Society
/ Ia wronged. and redress IL sought
hard. ali this I'm the name OF justice
! Perverted Justice will decend her
throne or dazzling gold. and sweet is
Iher stead upon "a throne OF resplen.
ldent mother Of pearls will be restored
q Justice supreme and cherished.
Power Of Music.
The Power 81 Music was ably
discussed By Miss Ruth SedgwiCk, and
1.-The speaker handled the subject IN q
most entertaining manner. she told
Of the different ways lu which music
iis a benefit TO the pupils Of the Hifh
schools.
Music 70 ono o. the most Important
isubiect taken uU In the schools today
and the power Of music b. longed iOl
by the scholars OF the different schools
I'm the city. Tho speaker closed bel
Grafton in a most pleasing manuei
which won the interest ~ the audience
In me forccful manner which brought
her Grafton 90 "a close.
The last speaker OF the evening wa
leicester Sterling. who was selected a.
IvaicdiCtOrian. Mr.. sterling said, 10
lexperience o. almost everyone there
comes a time when farewell seems th'
Ieaddest of an sad words There are
other times when around this sadness
there fingers the touch of colder
hotso and Joy. an dtodly On one 81
these times % mixed emotions.
Great indeed are the privileges q
High school pupils. yet none ] am sur
] would wish tO remain on forever
There are other heights to climb an'
Iothor prizes 90 capture boz this Rrea
[ game Of life Notice how great 9
The raving 20 The Apostle Paul Fol
| Eetffrr those things whirh are behind
f press toward The mark This ha
been Goo spirit hack of on Of OBJ
word achievements. But spirited o