Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22

soldiers who saw the hardships suf-
fered by the boys in the trenches will
continue until they see well organ
lied bureau, promptly provided fol
those deserving ones who lost in this
great fight for right.
The special committee, to which
reference is made above reported, the
Importance of thorough investiga-
ton Of the affairs Of the bureau,
which involves the location and pur-
chasing Of sites for the hospitals for
the disabled soldiers. This is added
to the well known fact, that the in
ternal management Of the bureau has
from its early history suffered for
the lack of trained inside manage
ment, and especially is this true Of
the first years of the existance of the
bureau and internally largely the
same direction is had, often cutting
out the best workers, for the reduct-
ion is had, often cutting out the best
workers, for the reduction Of Che for
ce retaining Indifferent pet and to-
day there are in the bureau men and
their wives, with no one depending
upon them whole those who were
capable and is twice the service for
the bureau, and thus aided the homes
where need was called for, and yet
the overflow continued, and that I'M
der later years, by reason of the de-
signation of army officers, whose
hpsiness and training fifteen them for
armg duties and not the leading of
.civilins, but that is having a remedy,
and the investigation that is coming
will no doubt place in command and
on duty, men and women who are
in full sympathy with the disabled
soldier and the homes benefit by rea-
sons of the war and service in France.
!, The. present session of Congress
will soon close and West Virginia will
exchange by reason Of the votes Of
the Congressional Districts last Nov
ember, four experienced, trained and
faithful men for four new men, and
in this exchange the people will A.
wait with patience the d difference,
with new men, not in accord with the
administration, with men, who have
been devoted to. every. interest," spf the
country, in the times, az war and Tho
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