The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
soLsHEVISM DRoSsIBLE, SHE
SAYS, WITHOUT SOIL OF M1S-
cry TO GROW IN.
raxors More Right to SELF Expression
And More Even Distribution Oh
The worlds wealth.

Miss Ida NJ. Tarbell one OF the most
briIlian; a.,d adj" journalists. writer's
and historians N the country, speaking
last night before a large audience maui
IN Of high school students. tca'h'' :
and nubl!, at the Wheeling high School
auditorium on What - the matter
with our industrial life" said that nun,
drcds 81 III" johlrsS. homeless anu
fr!cndIcss In the United States t"haS
we're bcIug made SO by industrial con-
ditions which wcrN fostering Ho'Sh'N
iS.n "You cannot have BnlShcEiSn'
aid Miss Tarbcn. unless yc-; have Inc
soil Of misery In which II Will e'o"
THIS misery - beng planted In the
hearts Of hundreds who are diSc"ntHn'-
cd homeless and wrelchcd. liN'uE mere
for = time and there for a time ana 'h"
u,isery &c being wrought upon thsm ~
rho RolShcvistlc element who come |"
tbor, and SAY We have SomethinS I"
change conditions as they now 'N'SI,
". will destroy the government ana 40
those things which are creating "rs,S".
rdncsS for us and pat IN ITS .pISSe '"'t.
which will give us The things we C'eN''
nd Tho miserable stretch out their arms
IN il. thinning 70 lind rcliet from COZ"
di,icrs which they cannot S'"'u,
continuing. Miss Tarheh 'a.''" o.
,,,,,,, "a he increasing hu'n"''
,r;,,ss which had boon r''"r"'" '' t,,,,
,,.,rrn,u,ur. cot vine" there VET. 49,,
=, lQlS GuIerOW"n' >;Htl''i'N 80
,ast ysar HAY" rot been r'''7H''
"a m, the probabilities are 'h''
the number for l''' VIII Nv" and tho
sI,. .Doks Of the miners strike All" wv
Sue Spv'>, sorrc, of agitation II had
uCCn. .r,u
"Public opinion. said MISS t,,y
.,.c ars told settles strikes ,"' .'
many times is II not d'nlcu'''
a,i,. ;n,nossihlr. for IA to toi" any
I"a's ,,,,,,or unon which To base CUR
;ns" She d,plored ia" S"t''"'n'",
,,t,,,.,hy appealing !" tor'r :"
,,,.rou,s and believes that the I'''' ,i'y
I"o wv, ,',., way - through Investigations
and arbitration. ..,,,
"psoplC are suppressed !" >,
,a.,alircs mo-, given any riGh' I"
sclr-cXpressi"n. Sa'o ,hs man
-. i,stancc IN the case 81 'n'' "'''' -,
,,'h,, ,,,Le. a part for shoes. sitIi"H N.'
-, ,rkirg over that On" MITE PN'
!, ni,b mo- opportunity I" hno" y,
90, -. resuIi OF the whole. ne ''''
40, he shares no real part III wv ''.'N
:, and Consequently loses ih'''
,>ocon,ss restless dissatisfied h""
,c,,lons into a poor workman W. =;
,,.a,,d ynu or | under the C"hui''o"S ~
,t,i,b hc N rkS One OF IN" V"uo''9
-, 49,. wncrs of all big businesses
-, o., command and do n"' '"-
a,o with their employees. l'"P.'
r,l,. INTERESTED when they arc ma"
-, fool TN. results e .their !an''. WV
,bcy rar sec wha' they haN" F'a''! ~
,.rmpllShrd and feel that they are ,'l'
.rihi,,;ng - ihr growth ana ne''''P'
D,rnt of the business.
Miss rarh.i went an {" '"ll OF the
,,,onv industries IL which mon ann W.
40, york for years over llttl" or OF
,,crbincrv. making something ~ "h'ch
,he,. hay, no realization OF the meahihs
-, ;dca where il Will 80 when hnishsd
~. yhof par; OF tho big who'" II may
rerrnr and ,Ncir work becomes mHchan'
;cal automatic. Nf"l,SS. until they Toe"
,ra5uoIly tahr on the character az the
,rorL only Ullrd with 4 r'Stl"S>uHN'
which they cannot overcome. Sh" lu"'
"a bguyes showing the fact or the un'
..ycp tr,hution Of wealth. which. she
said many OF the more progressive
mon arc irving 70 overcome. but az YET
with no results. But there Is St'0
I'm tho right direction because they are
trying" Sh" SAID.
In speaking Of the high cost OF living
Nisa Tarbell said that tn" analysis NJ
incomes recently taken IN the United
states showed that there are 2l.O0O. ooo
families and S3S.000.000,o00 spent for
incomes yearly. "Or this number. 25.'
400 900 families live on $4,000 and less