The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03

necessary for me- again to remind you
that there is one Immediate aHd very
practictbl" question resulting from the
war which We should meet IN the most
liberal spirit. II is mait"r of rccoE-
Nit.Cn and relief to our solui"rs. l can
do no better than To quote from my last
message urging THIS very action
I'VE must See to it that our returned
soldiers ar" assisted IN every practicable
way To find the places Tor which they
country. This can be done by Ccvctop-
ing and maintaining upon an adequate
scale the admirable organization created
by the department Of labor FOR Placing
men seeking work: and It can also be
done. i'll at least one very great field. by
creating new opportunities tor tndi-
vidual enterprise. The secretary Of the
interior has pointed oil; the way by
which returning soldiers may b" helped
10 find and take up land in the hitherto
uudcvclupcd regions If the country
which the federal government has
already prepared or can readily rrcpar"
for cultivation and who on many Of the
cut-o,cr or neglected areas which lie
within the limits OF the older states; and
| orra more take the liberty OF recon-
mcudiNg very urgently t,Gt his plans
shall receive III" immediate and SubStan-
tjal support of congress.
In the matter Of tariff legislation l
hvr u call your attention t. the state
u
UrgiUE legislation with reference 10 the
estimate OF the chemical and dycstun
industry III America:
Among the Industries to which special
Gus .d,ratIuu ~N"lnu De sven Is that
OF thu. tuauU;,i, tuE,. Of uEvstuitS and re-
!ptru cll,mir;tl-. Our c"Inllrtc depend
y:.vc Ui.uu German supplies before the
war made tn" interruption OF trade Z
cause If exceptional economic disturb
.,u,r. .Hc close relation between the
EIunGfa't urc OF dyes ,uii&, Oh the one
hu!!u, and of explosives and POISONOUS
easrS N the other. moreover has given
the, lt!uustry lu exceptional S!cHIIcancc
ard value. Although the Cmtro states
Viii pladIy and uuhcs.taunElE join IN
IN, lLr,r,trl of international d!SaFila-
ru,nt. it viii nevertheless be 4 policy
e.; ..n.U.iIS rTUGcUC" to make certain OK
the successful maintenance OF man!
strong and we'll equipped chemical
plants. 80
THn German chemical industry. with
Witch We VIII bc brought into compcN-
tlun. Was and may well be again a
tAnruughIy knit monopoly capaple OF
GNvrCI>Iu- a CoinpC t!tion or peculiarly
InsIdiuu&, dangerous klhd.
Hur.nE iIIr war T." farmer per-
formed 4 vital anR Wiling service t"
tire nation. iy materially increasing
In. pr. Gu.liou Of his land he supplied
N.!.r.,.. ard tho aliI'S with the IN
creased amounts OF food necessary 70
k,-y tt..ir inlmens" armies in tho fold.
H.. .ua.Sp,rs;,L bly, helped TO win the war
Lat there is now scarcely less need OF
increasing the production in food anu
the uccaSsaricS Of life. I ask the con-
grrys Ia consider measures Tor eHcpNF-
agin;; effort along these lines. The I'M
Durtancc Of doing everything possible
+, promote production along economical
lines. - improve marketing and TO
make rural life more attractive ana
h"althfal is Obvious. | would urge ap-
prevail Of tn" plans already proposed 20
tn" congress by the secretary or agrl-
,uitur, to secure tho essential facts re-
CURED rpr the proper study Of thiA QucS-
ton through the proposed enlarged
, fg..rr!l fer fnrrN management stuul"S
ard crOr estimates. I would urge also
the continuance Of federal parttcipa-
ton in the building OF good roads I'M
crr the tCrr!S IF existing law and under
tho direction OF present agencies; the
need Of further action on the part or
tn. states and the federal government
to preserve and develop our forest re-
especially through the practice
Of better forestry methods on private
hnrdinrs ard the extension OF the pub
iic,v owned forests: better support for
schools and the more definite
direction uf their courses or study
nlon= lines related to revival problems
and fuller protection for sanitation In
3Y.l -
~ t,l.nito1 a,d medical facilities in
!, $3.50 ,,nI;,;ns pnrbops the way
''>',i g.. LAW, ~ those de-
-, u" c Ia. Frcsb comnrchpn-
SiEH"'' I,'.' ',S - rur,t conditions
sax" N"VE'E l'''"' VI - -eDrnscnto.
~ I c"ft"f'F,f t'Li.s - ~ or,ric,,I-
tlvcS or the FARMERS anu ~ . f i"oSor
t"rhl agencies EcSpO"9iO'e to4
ship.
would call your attention to the
condition Of political rest
I,c,n.ss i'm our body politics. The
.r,,.ne ~ this unrest. while various
. ,..,,,.I i,.,,,d orr. vt,rcrtiCia1 rather
~ ~. Ial,,'.oo,ai proaJlv they arise
,.' ~, c.,,,ct,d with tho failure
- ,art oT ,mr ,.n,.rrnrrrpt tD arrive
" .,tI ~ , 49, aud permanent peace
;ffn a,J,t, =, normal conditions
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