The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27

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II /, 4 matter Of common ku""'oHE'
,l,,, ,rfliuu, ur dollars al" wasted ny
iI,, lr,,,oinmrut by the nlnt"hl 'h"I""a
d,,II,niI.u ur activities. Th"Iu has br'h
me- fundamental chang" Ia ia" am
IruiIyo u,IINllinh nIn'" ia" 81 Ehh'@"' ''',
wnr d"ylu'l by NIUsuuhrI llhhl' '''''' 49,"
iho ,rruII In that n,llvlIIoa "nlIIry ""'
r. lu,,,,uv with Iuu, Il"uH ar the 81"
rnIIurCuIu hnyo grown win VA" P'""'
,nnIu uuIlI tho L"NrIhW""' v,
,I,cl ,urior haG bn'"mo not "nIy .no
hIpgnrI buriucgl n tho worm. NV WV
w.nr ida wort UInuaI"d bhEI"'""'
r.,,o ,u,ruro Of tho r"R"lutl"u In 10
nr,rrIniu - Inr IA poEslhI" th" 49,"
81 rho ,prTlappIug aud duplI""t''h v,
u,tI,ItIcg With III" Wow lhHl n"""I ~
rnurnIEtl"ut and hui "'"' nv! y, T., ,hc
mated and Il great saving "lc'n,,u !" Wv
yuy,rnucutnI expenditures. Ihe 'nih
mitirn feels That no moro ConSu "ai :,
I,I,IuIlnn ia possible under cNlSt'nS
H,,,I;,I,,rY thuu the legislation proposed
Lv ,ha resolution. with the ple"entt
condition Of tho nAtiOnl llnaHIcH "',,
The burdens tho people SullGr peEn,Iv .
~ excessive taxation. any leg'Sth'a =
ueo sure looking 10 real economy u,
I commend lt.rlf to the SyihpH'.ctio ~
| ,nrtinn oP the house, and we leei lnao
! Tho nIssagc of this resolution anu ~
,r,,.t NJ the committee which VIII De
| done under It's authority VIII 80
the SAVING Oh mlI''o''S
7, oon he predicted with consioeFaoISs
',, con- mkt nothing will come Oh
MS nroposcd voyage or discover! un
49,, ,yc the shareholders in the entct
urIse. maintain an actINe' nj
iaineL interest In II. one lhInb 10
ways true OF the mouse o, ~ II we
tiyTs-it IS representatives. :, W.
Lr,s,thr warmly upon II. 1t sl0~9' - We
are InIir fereut it becomes colo
rrhl. isn't the first time that pI1r'
,oi, nnon set I'm motion 10 lind oul syn"
,Ti,y about how the government D oU'
ness ~ COnduClcd' ,,I,.
.rhc earliest inquiry into the hnil ~,
iatrativc methods OF thS liz CoCkrri
n,rtmcnts MAS made by mo 800 g.,
Commission in 1887. SiN yfA msi l5'e Ken r.
/ ISg3 a Joint commission. OF VIII, 80
! rcscututiyc pOCEcry was "IihiI maj ~
upuu!ut"d to cAam'n" Tie S'''" pos
I,ii,xS rrg.nizlug the drpIrtmchts. J 60
iTcnt RnOscyclt in 1908 named an me
Grnortmcutal committee. al WhiCh y.
Roam assistant secretary or t"c -,
nrv was chairman. t. '"hnid"F u'r"n
rnrnt methods. President i"'I !" 49,,
In 1910 named Il commission Oh ,;,.
umyy and efficiency OF Which
Cleveland WAS chairman ,t ,,o,h
Hrnadly and generally speaking noun
irr came of these enterprises loi
and commonly ana Faeuely h'om ~
AZ the publlc-wcre not Interested All"
Mother was congress. That cnaen IL.
But just now. at this moment We W
I have the best chance we ever hau "
Ind n,it, about our common huSlNesS
and and how to improve it and lessen IT,
' IN rs The burden OF supporting
II is heavier than ever before.
You will perhaps notice All throus.
. tNrs,. articles that the information sup
ulicd me about the general FACTS Vi
,,m, d~nment employment and govern
ment business are In terms of estimate:
,int,G -
dofects of government organization. Il
I Is so large and so formicSs, ana ~
,is. Information about the whole is VII
tually understandable. .. ,r,,
II is Of the greatest urgency am
need that the people shall kr"w ah"I
heir government. but they VIII ma J.
difficult to learn until the go'eF"''''"
, knows about itself.