The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23

! Ollie Understands. ..,j,ty. no less than
is ind, rdu.h ul'ult".r-. Is suhj"' !. -
J ,;u,.s law Neither custom nor fashion
! can justify SH II "" ar hr'Wrt !"
remove TIA" ,Hu..,s 81 h"dily nIs"aS". We
! should hr a. Iri>' equally energetic l.!
/ bauishiuG moral r"mlagI"n.
FrCuncniiN ~ - III" craving Tor not
| "rIcty thai unbI'anvrS certain minus
! In u'ht"~. fuudlr>" for diSrlhN leads 20
! lavish expenditure, IrouS"S IN" envy "l
, ,hr less rnrtuual" classes, spurs them
! to fnol.nSh uu''ati"ns. ana r\"n!naiIH
! brings about r"CrIlr; between rl'h and
! poor.
| The disturbances from which oar IN
dusirrrS aye suffering hrne home, 10
all the rr"rI" In direct and practical
form H.. need rf Thorough rrndJuSt-
mrut Ia Part. thr present ~i;uht"n is
. due t. Iir. VAR but i'S real CauS"s ~"
farther lr,rk III our industrial history.
, II Is nri merely that unw!sc p"ilcics
have h.,n adopted. hui rather that
these have been framed upon wong
priuriplr~ and bHs'irSS ASSUMPTIONS.
: II - :rI error /" aSSum" tha' tn" is
They aj,. ~ bottom. moral and r"liI-
inus Their settlement calls Tor GEAR
perception at tn, obligations which JUS
tIc, and rharIt! impose.
I'm UrIIng their respective "lnimS. IN"
parties. apparently. disregard tn" Tact
that the ImouIl,. H. Il Who'll" have ln."r
claim Thr nr>t step. therefore. toward
correcting tn" cVll - I" insist that the
rights "f INC community shall pre- AZ
- hat law and urI"r shall lac preserved
and that ;h' WuhIIr shall not l"' MAJ"
t. suffer wluI" ,hr contention goes ON
from uur mistake T." another.
Tho failure To- reach am agreement j.
dur. ~ lLrg, mcn~u~" 10 IN" *upp"SIt-
ion tnai lass - naturally h"StIl" To
class In truth. each needs ~" other.
capital '.enn"' do Without Labor. nor
Labor ,"i'h"ui 'nmial. tins Is OBJ.
vIous; but IN" m"l" imr"rl"ni p"lri -
tina, capital and Labor ~" hG"hd hH
mutual obligations. not simply lay mutt
uni u""dS OF interests.
In thus NHuiv question. IN" mora
Nnlur If man ami ia" dignity II human
labor are cardinal points. iN 'rrai'nE
TIC lahurcr as 4 man. not ~ II machine.
the "mpluyrr VIII max" him a better
! workimgman Ey respecting ms own
mural dignity ae u man. thr lah"r"r
VIII compel III" rcsr"r, Of his employer
and of Ia" community.
The RIGHT If Labor - Il living wage.
with decent mIlnl"nhn'c Tor IN" present
! and pr"NIS,ru Tor tn" future, - E"n"r.
ally recognized. I'll" right Of capital
10 a fAlr DAYS work for a far day
! pay, * equally plain. TO secure the
J practical recognition aEh "N"r"lS" or
; both rights. good viii, II" l'Ss than ad-
hrrrncr t. Justice. - required. .\uimuS-
ny and miSrrlISt should first I've cleared
away When this - done, when the
parties meet in a friendly. rather than
4 militant. spirit ~ VIII hE possible 10
, effect d 'Ou''lliH non.
We arc confident that tho good sense
, Of our I""pl" VIII find Il way out OF the
! present sIiUHtiul!. A. III" confusion n"-
! rdSIunrd by WIZ subsidies. udlm"r JuuS
mcnt VIII prevail. Man viii 80" that ~
lrrna! p,a'" and tn" r"-"p"ra'i"m Of all
"!a>S"S luI~I h,' secured. Il Our country
, = tu cul"v Prosperity a. i"nr and re-
> sr"'t abroad. .Nmt' r''H'- great "rlwru-
p u;y m'lst mot b" sacrificed :" selfish
:iIuS ur partisan utrr"~'~ W. mad"
. war upon Erc,ri JlM :, iilSh Ambition.
W" shall lac; IT, th'u triumph "ih.n
, rUr own buri,r,.
| Reorganization.
! Catholics VIII do their iull >har" to-
ward tn" complete r'at"rH!i"n Of peace.
/ With one mind nnd heart they viii Labor
: for our c"HntrN> advantage. As their
J patriotic efforts ware. united ~ such
! good effect lhrunEh' tn" National Cath
! ollie War Council. "" have determined.
for In" ends Of peace. To maintain the
spirit uf Hml"II and r"-up"rati0n through
;hr Na1i"na! ratholr' Welfare council.
Under its direction. nur needs and prob
D lens in tn" several fields Uf education
and social reform will be carefully
studied. Means VIII l." taken 10 secure
and publish correct information on all
matters affecting the church and Cath
oIiC lif". tn" work Of our organizations
will be- developed and directed toward
the fuller attainment of Catholic aims.
Foreign Missions.
The growth "t tn" church in our coun-
try is due. principally. Ia missionary
Iab"rS. w" Ar" now enjoying their
. fruits. and We are deeply concerned that
the harvest schould Increase. But We
cannot forget that W. owe duty to the
missions in other countries. Freely we
have received; let us freely give In re-
turn.
Quite recently. Jopc Benedict XIV made
eloquent appeal 10 all the faithful in