The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-01
Pressdent-elect Talks MN
House Leader Underwood:
Outlines Program
WORK WILL BEGIN
MIDDLE OF MARCH
Provisional Government En-
Philippines With Ultimate
independence Is Also
On Schedule


result OF conference OF ons IN
q half hours between Presidents Ieo
Wilson and Oscar w. Underwood. ~
Alabama. Democratic floor leader ~
the house, which took place at CT
State house late this afternoon, gnqIf4
he summed up as follows:
First, the extra session viii H%
called at the earliest possible momaufs
Probably 1t will be the first act OF sh&
new president. and the lawmakers WxlFI
convene about the middle~of MarchEN
Second, the tariff will be revised I'll
every schedule. and the various sche4S
ules may be enacted separately t1
order to expedite matters, unless
Is possible TO rush the entire tain
through as a whole. ssAs
Third. the tariff win not be tho osI
legislation considered at the Hxt4M
session. Other important matters Nh
ha brought up. Among these nr0&
ably will be the Jones' Philippt$
measure calling for provisional gnS5
eminent for eight years and uitinx3
independence for the islands. gSs&
Represe NATIVE Underwood arrfyX
at the state house at AIS r. NJ. II
had been expected earlier and A2s4
jutantGenerai Sadier hau Anne ia m
railroad station with his big auto IT.
convey him TO the State HOUSE, I'm
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piiosusi "a phsls oussiae, "no' pcshi 1t
l si WIN Nashihstoh s'alcsnas !as
Iaheu 20 Iecoshizs hiHi- - : ~
~ - laet 'he Aoos IsautF Mas xzF|
| unconcerned and Indifferent that [k
| attracted no attention until hsA YG72E
tass'ue ~. m oaaaus1ss
| r Iose II1a, "ess .Ia.
| 49, gssslnoI Wiason sas IN tnA onk4 4
| rnifce ~heh Mr. Underwood enters =
ne soNefaor e&sehoed ms mana q
sens ths Aianarnian into his privA
or,1cs '. @, IT, q gentle snove. the xeSx
erhor nhished MS conversations "a
ss.,l =. we s.alo e an
,'s io1 ~ ahu sooii Joiusa nj =
1el ne Two staeessIiSH Il
ys sinpst eonsels ation iiht'euiak
lhey eViaehtiy Went over lot
hnis 80 s'oaia ~ Tue io ~. ~ Ia
Aaih they were toEelner- TINS II
st ~. 'el peaIoo tnail tne governor go ls
GU. D'Sah VI lss
80 D. "a
-, -. ,t'e eaes OF ~. ohueF Wo0M
! t''e 't-oai1ss was NOT discussed. Wnicm
10 ... "u"t toF the dlneIeHce. ~
. - 80" sou tue ganihel We ~
t ,.ST, 'S ,,ss 1oNefhor wilson said thu
Aieii anu measures
%'''9it lt.as of may nor NAYS mafM
IAT sdplHet- RE did not elucidate
-ai. hueF"ood came Gun
! go. ~ conference naa coHctuda1 u
1i'''e @iteF 1,'o ne was asked Tor
: S'1. az, %'to sdlo, %NI
must ieave that 20 Governor MAJ
| sot4 10 eS1a you, heeahsa IL IS mis- ~
h4Ss anu hot hine. he had IT,
eat'sA4ctot} taih ana very ptsAM
one, very aFgety about the uusmtf
q Wha' VAL come up An the
session Of congress.
was the CABINET discussed !ss
was ashea.
iheIe was not word about
ca uttaet.
Sld you DISCUSS the time for &C.
| ing the extra session.
10 some extent, but we did
'eash maj DECISION
Mr' Underwood would not say wl61
ne thought the extra session would
cahed'
Aoout Bryan Faction. sS
ar Underwood was asked If NJ
.icipateu any trouble from the a.
llon tnat mas been designated ~
bfyan faction' In the house.
ihere Is no factional troubl4
sato' on remember that In tia r
Gus on the WOODEN schedule there III
oniS enc vote against me, and thar IN IN
f{s7 1fsFS' Ssasse PC actscnet ia
see aa .sase +sss,Ia Tias trzsssdA III!
Sryan. / should say. are very NIXON
10 pc the friends of President Wi11oG
WIN anything OF Importance. Ia A&(M9
aIllch 10 the tartTr be considered 4
tIe extra sessions m
shah nave TO leave any annonA
ment or that kind to the presidc1
elect. said Mr. Underwood.
tariH. however will be thoroughly css
sidered. II Win be revised from h
10 bottom Every schedule VIII
taken separately by the coInm1t4