The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
MARRIAGE CONDITIONS AS THEY
MAY EXIST FOLLOWING THE
WAR PICTURED AT
MEETING.
Campaign Also Given
Boost by the Doctor
Yesterday.

II WIS Xix. oil times N'.%''rtaY allHF-
room when men began GROWING INTO 'l''
Liberty wh,ufr" l" h"n" i'F. McIualE.
I.xunlly Sunday aCir"n"uu meetings az
men in Wheeling ar" composed EhrEt!!
-! Y. NJ +. y. ard church men; nut 1T.
Mct'Ua.G'S meetings are never thht way.
From tn. $lrr'',7. AM! III" h"'rlS ana
tn" hrum:s they COME. y""EE ana "id'
rich ,,,l rnu-.. gray. and gay III for tn"
front and worst f"r wear. Il h"t'r"geh"-
GUS crowd: Till a study of the different
fares becomes matter al CONSUMING
interest.
And then ~ til" doctor warns MP Il"
The work on haId---;h" sam" "!'Ah-cu'
urrci&lun tn" lnEiHE barr az IN" S"r'.
inc heating nj -. tn" mustard and III"
sIapring on Of tn" plaster: MI It seems
as though H. had $lrL'k an old ahSr"sS
and was pulling it NJ hE iii" roots.
nr. r. /. Driukard president OF the
ohio county Medical Society. presided
AMI in u speech that took III" great
audrnr" ol men Ivy storm set forth the
objects ni the Anti-tuh"rcul"*iS cam
uaIrn Launched to-day in The Wheeling
churches concurrent with a nation-
Wild, educational campaign. having in
view the overcoming II tn" great white
plague.
Following Dr. primkard. Mr.. James
Hendricks we'll known Insurance. man or
Wh"rlin. bore personal testimony. in
an address that brought forth rounds OF
npplau4r, IL Ihr effectiveness NJ medi-
ral SCIENCE. both from n pr"phyiaiic
and remedial Standrhint, in dealing with
tuberculosis
Talk on War Babies.
After PRAYER by the Rev. Arthur La :
zrnhy. pastor ~ III" First NJ. +. church
If Eliza Grove. III" l''rtmr"r of the at
irrn""n was Introduced Ivy nr. Drink
ard. WIN ~ Il $yrnptth"tif aud icnde:
way referred T." III" tragedy "f illegtti
macy rs ii had com. under his ohSrr-
vati"n Ia r"un"rIi"u with his profess
siornl experience.
pr. Mr,'urir. without any prclmi-
u:Iri,.s JUMPED into his subject. War
Eabl"a Ill"Eijimat" children. and
Chnngrs in Marrius" Standards iii" Re
-ult If TIA" War.
THAT W. may HAY" u fair understands
ing nf III problem involved IN tn" sub
j.rt under consideration. | would. first
II mll make: clear Ia You the true sig
ltricnu,,r uf ill"gitimucy. An illig!ti-
mat" child III tn" hr"ad"St sense. Is 4
child born out Of harmony with law.
term down ~ cover only III" child born
out nf harmony with the arbitrary law
IF w"hluck II he born out OF harmony
with natural iaw is Il more significant
illegitimAry than Ia be born out of we'd
lock"
Tru" ili"citimhry was described I'M
d"r Tire" heads. Children horn of an
tug"E!st:r parrntnE". children horn Of
Erutal passions. md children born "
;u-fnvuT"h m~thrrs
In dealing with the problem "f war
babies lIr. McCuaiB declared that In all
Classes they come und'r N" head VI
tr,r Ill"giiimacy.
World Shortage OF Children
rh" class Of war babies were defined:
first. children az girls md" mothers by
their own nati"nIlIty; second. children
nf women made m"ihrr" by allied sol
dlrra: third. children mad" mothers by
Invading armies. All Of thrso were dc
rlnrrd To come under the head Of trl"
nlrgltimucy ns we'll AZ OF technical
llegit!macy.
In the discussion OF the problem OF
the assimilation by the nation OF all
these classes Of war babies il was de-
clarrd 10 be possible only through their