The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-14

S,tpri:"d b$ u. This business grew I'M
. i.lP ;h" Association has In operation IN
dor contrary. either IN whole or IN part.
:"r.y-ihrr. factories ~ France. thes"
! :a-t"-i"S tura.nE out vast quantities or
: :l...-..t.ts. biscuit. rana"d f!4It. etc. IN
.rr,!": tt!at Il MAY hn understood that in
D. H., -i"'-itlnu Of thcSH plants tbs Assoc
ri;it!pEs plans and methods were Who'll
: ~ approved by tho army. i may not b.
out OF place 10 say tina; Il couple OF
months ago the army seriously consId-
..-'.i taxing tn" contracts FOR the opera
;..,n -! ;h..S.: plants "ut of he hands
t"f n" y. NJ. t. A. and operating them
/ i;S"it. GSi1g Il 't"tlln proportion OF IN"
tuutrut :" supplement- the quarter mas
/ f"r'S stores and turning over 10 the Y.
NJ. -. \. for sal" IN their cantetns such
ia;.lnUntS rs thc army would NOT require.
! Ait.r :,n i;4psctjru Of :heSe plants by
= .cuiu!.i-t,.., appointed FOR tn" purpose.
:ue aiiHT investigators frankly stated
that w"rH operating these plants,
:! 90 :..lt mere successfully than they
you'd u!I they would prefer 10 leave
;h".n in our hands. They would pur-
,HasA rom us instead Of wo purchas-
, :nS from them. was their final decision.
The writer frankly admits that it
WAS not ;DSSbi.. 10 keep these cantecns
open t&"uiS-t0ur hours q day. Certain
! hours for operation wore absolutely
, :l...,,.>Sary. rs IL the conduct of any we'll
: raEEia!.d business. In fact. at ono umo
! ~ lH1is "'.. AT we're so severely ovcr-
, worried that ny. commanding officer IS
! ru,'. 4 rr'-"tn5tory order closing our
~au,"cns NJ certain hours and requiring
/ *, ~ go. our S.screL3r!GS an opportun-
IL: 'nr needed rhat.
-'ThH charge is sur1"tincS made that
/ tr. Association purchased supplies from
Inarterna.stcT 9 stores. than moving
them short distance to our own hutS
! and ssliirS tEeri a; an advance IN price
10 oh lrJt elv untrue II ~Oiih he
, useless; foS mo 20 attempt 20 establish
! tho fact that occasionally by mistake OF
! through tho unw1ss1onl OF some score
. AIRY Izoiatcd cases o. this eUrt may
; NJ: have occurred. but az q general
p-su'tica. can state that any sueh ac-
"r@niirn implying general policy IS h5-
! solutcly false.
Tic V. N. G. A., Nr. Osood makes the
! f"!lowlnc interesting comment.
- note also WIN CONSIDERABLE sur
: :.-:Sr ,ha, til Association is accused OF
h,;Ig t"u rr!!ri"t!S m It's service and
;.ur.. ct loss "'t.i!i:in. This also ~
: wlthou: any fntudat'on so far as III"
! -AS.s''.. Ia'i ous policy ~ concerned and
t">.,.p; IA rem"," '.aG"s. nons az which
.r.,l.,.. Under my personal "hs"rvat ou.
a,,houich n"c. sss:r,iy travelled through
OK Fran" almost continuously. Th''
,,I.:.- lrcIt:rii; Of over 1"Hi on The par;
..f = religious WORKER that cam" under
, ~. n"Iir" was SVIIir I'M" III IN" latter
! J.;,r: "t November in I; h. '!'Y OF Fertlu;I.
, !. 'h1. liInc' our Sixth division had thHlr
, h""dduartrrs III N"rdnn. Th" .SSSocIt-
;I-fl VA; operating ,wu 'au;""nS In tn"
iriis :nL th.r' var" irnc lines or sol
;ti.rr2 waiting for s'-vic" ~ each al
.ir-" "aHt""rs. This situation evident
=. apr..;,i.d IA AT n''r2eA"uS army
"ha; talri. With NOR" religion than sGns".
, yvh,. mounted 4 ril" "f stones from Il
: hnI: demolished building and hlranSu"tl
! thus al" "r S"ld!"rs =" they Whit"d their
! turn u: rtC Can'".''.
! AS :" S"ctar'Ini*n. every y. NJ. c.
\ if.t u Franc" "a and III D" open
! -rr ss.-'l"" - Catholics. jews. Chris
an SCIENTISTS and every other nri;Ifi
II ~ .rT. hal might - ia 20 Us" their tacll-
= :;.s~.
/ Il notice also that occasionally som"
,-..frrrur.. - made L" n" "0d'IlinE or IN"
! =nl.!r"r white m lea" and that in ih"s''
! places also ,h"r" is too much effort
: mad. - force religion INTO the fore
ground All or thc lcaYc work OF III"