The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
HUGE INCREASE IN IMMIGRATION
 SHOWN BY SECRETARY OF LABOR'S REPORT; RECOMMENDATIONS MADE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Estab- lishment of machinery overseas in cooperation with foreign govern ments through which aliens before breaking up their homes may deter mine whether they will be admitted to the United States and legislative consideration of the proposals of the Second yInduStrial Conference are outstAiiding Recommendations in the annual report of Secretary of Labor William B.gWilson. At ht E
 The Labor Secretary devotes much of hts report to discussion of inn migration and the expulsion of alien revoittionaries. He asserts that he alona has authority to order the ar rest land q, expulsion of aliens al though sthe hBureau of Immigration has assumed to itself power not only to make recoIdthendations, but also to nhke' findings:
 633, ,37f Aliens Arrive.
 The. report shows Chat 633,S71 aliens. arrived in this country dur ing the last fiscal year as compared with -237,021 the year before. Of the total arrivals 11,795 were ex- cluded at the ports they sought to enter.- Of those arriving 430,001 are ciassed as immigrant aliens and 195.575 as non-immigrant aliens. Departures of aliens totalled 428,- 062,@ including 2S8,315 emigrant aliens and 139,747 non-emigrant aliens, making the net increase in the Immigrant population for the year 193,514.
 Japanese admitted numbered 16,- 174, as compared with 14,9O4 the year before. The total number of Japanese departing is placed at 15,- 653. smaking. the report says, the indicated Increase in Japanese popu- lations Of 521. Of those admitted 9,193 were males and 6,981 females.
 Besidse the immigrants turned back at the ports of arrival, 2,762 were ordered deported- during the year on departmental, warrants as compared with 3,Q68 the year be- fore Of those deported on war rants 469 were classed as anarchists and criminals.
 Anarchists Deported.
 Warrants Tor. 5000 immigrants alleged to be revolutionaries were issued during the year. MT. Wilson says, but very large proportion of them were cancelled, because the charges upon which they had been issued were not sustained by lawful proof at the hearing" In ad. dition to the 314 anarchists deport- ed 591 others are awaiting depor. tation, according to the report.
 Mir Wilson says that during the year 519,003 aliens took the initial or final steps toward citizenship While this is less than the record total of the year before, Mir. Wilson says the decrease is confined to aliens in military service and re suits from the Rehabilitation of the Army First papers were filed by 300,106 aliens while petitions fol final naturalization were filed by 166.925 aliens in civil life and 51,' 972 soldiers.
 Turning to the industrial situa. tion, MT. Wilson urges Legislative action to carry out the recommen dations of the Second Industria Conference proposing joint organi zations of management and em ployees for prevention of industria disputes and a comprehensive plar for adjusting such disputes wheI they occur. Attention is called tha during the year the Labor Depart ment's division of conciliation wa called upon to utilize its good of fees in more than 4.100 industria disputes directly or involving nor than. 3.125,0 ,000 workers and indirect ly involving more than 3.500,00O."
 Collective Bargaining.
 '-The Department" says MT. Vii son, stands for collective bargain
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