The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
INSIDE VIEW OF THE
CABINET MEETING
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
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WASFjJNGTuN. II. {. Np;. l.. .
President Wilson la asA.I hn:h n" ";
Department.: t Ju>,."r and rn.. Depart
men, os Labor - .uI,.rr closely nat"
thc relationship rctu"ra s"-'A.'"& "rad;-'
Gals" and "cnumuu'stS ~ u" 'nd">-
,gal disturbances which '...c hs"u er"?-
ping vUi Of lat" ;hvruS&0G, Ill" ,""n-
,ry
Tho rres.ten' CAV -" :Ir?r~sS:'1 ?" !
ir..s cabinet ;hl. ,,u'., 'hr Eu,, ,,r'.nl' az -,
Sarutd p-.c",i rcl"u.l"N>i. asAlu-i u'S'.
tI-hrrs Of lu'iU>' ''Hl p'..r" ard n"H"F, /
IHenS fouNd guilty ;&"r""i. h" ""u.,H
~. Judicial processes t. hr p1nSi&N- .
UE'y 'slr. !
Mr.. Wilson's dre, 'oh;"'t r'"'2nS IN
nearly eight months WAS ,N'ra"rd'n3r- J.
ijy interesting IT" Tr'Sd"nt S',t o..
h,nd q mahogany d"SN n ;h> upper!
APARTMENTS Of the White House. u is
a -pCU used 10y him a~ study. !h'l' !
a tablet on the wai, which recalls iNLi !
President Lincoln &Gld MS N.yu % war
sessions with tho cnh!1"t N n" sane
room. Mr.. Wilson sat with his back {" 4
the light which Str"amcd In from IL" :
south porr!co. Members ot the cabinet !,
shook hands with him a. il" sat AZ his I
d"sa. TO each he had pleasant W"rH'
uC greeting. Chairs were brought from
adjoining rooms and as ;h" room ~
rather spacious. IL" cabinet members p
moved close u IL" desk n S"!ni-'lr'UI"r
ARRAY. Nobody smoked.
Tho president opened ihc meeting
with a brief statement Of The apparrht'! :
critical situation ~ when IN" country
had been plunged b! tAr S;r,Nc Of ra!I- ,
way r,nplHvrrS and sad a.. wanted IN" !
heuCGt ot ihc counsel and adE'r' ~; iHH'
cabinet.
Palmer's Report.
Attorney General I'Ir"'. N".' -,
brought - i''r'!nN" "' f"I''H ~. '.' ,, ,
meeting. Imr."'nI'"'I E'Sny"",u M,,! a.. 't
analysis OF IN" uudrrlH nS currents "'
,uIsCHict-mak:nE wHl'n lad '"'H 49,. .
I"ct"d INTO lA"Ws tEI', ,rn'"'',> ,,; '| .,,~
,.I,,,[.,,,. fio ..,J ;h,; wNrr,,y.r Il.
,''S,y '';i.. s,,str5 49, yas Threatened, IL"
Is,"rSinrv .I,r,..,,s rrn,urriy aNali"d
~ '~t.S."s - -, ~, ,r,,,-'., o, sir M,
s,S.i,S',. ,.S,,,I Hi ~. ~, policy +
M i,.,r,,,.., hrI ,,,.rs,,.d N
;,,..s!;,.,-,,,, 80, s,i,~s and hr,nc,uE tho
-. - ,i'. .t,.rt.,, a. nc prpsrt-
go - r,Enr f" Icrn,-a,toI.
T,,,r;Hd ,.,,l,,Iliv r..,.rre, IN
,r,. Snhisr, of ,hr 'aw i"vni,.d IN th.,'
,nr-stinrs and V-s~:d,u' Wilson aSk"n ,
man, GusSrInr- Whom ia" attorney !
general had concluded. tie president ,
Iurncd 10 Secretary Nm, T. Wilson and
n,r,I, ~ - .ahnr wbj1h - rlIarged cnt:rc-
iy ,y,th m, cnforrnm"ri OF th.. G~nuC'a- !
l,u.a 'rhrrr had krpv during to- [
a;sc,sS;or, nl,tr fnr,rrarfr9 that the
ncoSrtncn- ~ Jy.Ij;. was not nf q"
sar,r> nninior Of The pspartnl.nt Of Lab
30 N InndiirE ,icpoyiaiIon cases. Tu'S
fundamental difference mas long h"cE
L,nnyyp and invrl. - really an attitude o:
r,irI TNr D.oqrtp,cnt ~ Justice views
Tho r.diaclS a. persons "f WHOM shnr'
,nrlf, should pc made. Il C0Ct"ndS that
;hc procedure with r"i'-""c" I" d"p"r'a
ION j. purely administrative and not
criminal and that all the Department "t
Labor needs 10 DO Il % b" satisfied ~
the Department Of Justices inNcStiGd-
ZION that Il man cOrNcS within the mCaU-
ing a. thN deportation laws aud lie
SHOULD be dcportcd
Mrzt IA Surs OF Facts
T,--.,,.. -
Cn ti' "tu'S nam. III -. ,.,rc,,,,r
LABOR inSiSlS ,naI Mn''E '.s W .s,,I,,,s
may pt @HI'.I ~, ,. %. :. %n,r,,.rs ,
- q ,..,I ,,.,.C., r.iti, ms
inan o. n,S s.a,"inns mU.,',, CO.." s,J L-iyas him,
ia."'E ".r Fo.,,,,,> ST ar acf,,,
Guy I' l"e ,aY.n,I =, tTc ,.irw ~ ,ne
sEOuiu Ho' pe 80, az ~, -. -, -
pspIr I'l'h. u -. y,,,a.ssr,,o
H",u'tL -, r,, ,,sr, i,
iendant 10 given an Hpp"I I''"I'H l" -.
represented ~ c"Nt.~', an"
VINO can T'tu'" 'i'' '"SN'''"'t' 20 AN 81.
eminent Ss'i.'S WIZ HAN az ''
plant.
The debate n the "aO.NN Nor'"''T ",
Nc!opcd another Nitai point. l""HSHhdH
"f >o-call"d COMMUNISTS W"r- t'E,u,
aliI members - IN" S"IiaII$t par'l dNH
never consciously parucirai'd In any
campaign % preach n" "F'rthFn" OF 'he
government bH N'"'ti'".' il"N'' - -.
many SOCIALIST HrSdHl"ht t1""N anu "','"'H
oC fore !En born W"rH"FS 'aE' p''H
transferred 10 mcm mhcrN'hP IN IN" COM
-muniSt party. bftHNti""S 'A' aS '"i' %
Cured AZ conrcnlio4 "hrr" me S'hr-
. pic passage 81 resolution pn oral 90
cons Stituted IN" transfer ~ memoir
ilpCS
had previously belonged 70 'hc social
!st party a "memb"C.' Of thS communist
marty: IN" lAT reaGN membership III
the toHmu'i>t pr: T,.'a,,,I ~" ij,,,-
..,C ,,,;cvas in r;nl.nc. Tho law IS
d~as.ir ard rixid and the Department oE
Labor officials claim that only TWO per
cont Of all the individuals arrested for
tcnoy,arjon ryo-.ssed = personal brli"t
-, ,.ioIancr ON tho other hand. thc De
nar,mCnt Il deportihE men and women
IN accordance with the law and when It
80 @ s,,s,icJ ,ba, an ,ndiyidua1 is A bona
"a, ,ncynhcr Of the Communist PARTY
.rbc Ii,rh comes ir establishing the
r,c, ~ "rpemhorship" which Is a con-
'rartual relationship Many individuals
roS Inn,rledgc OF its revolutionary mani
festo hu. did NOT rorstriir i;s meaning
,eSt" ,.,,., nut G,a ~, y, ,bc ,n,r,-y;s in,SrcS;
~; - anfn,rss hos NO, hem accented ~
nc D"parrinont Of Labor. Rut an indi-
,.iaral =, ;e insisr.d must bo given a
Ssatat ~ - 60. ~, dsts,'r. espr,iom
-oI,2,o,, ~ b;s ,ar,,, N - com
IN" 'hT".ln,'"' n' ~ h,a'',s - ,,,,,..,-o
i.u.,H| -, s,..f,, - -. ci
=! ~, "S,G ,.;,n uI,,,.t, 10 ,.,s ,,,,.
w wv 80, 80 r,,,,s.:,, rc.Iiy
S'"hN,H u.s.. ,J .ro csI.',,. rio,rd ;.S de.
.. ~, or 49, -. ,-i.,, co,.rc.arv
"l'S"H '\I'' I ssEu ,s .,'. - ~ %.
~ SIr,r,',,,,,, b,,.. rJ ,.,nri,t.
nc l."S" " ,i ,,,,os.in.h,y ,'a
General ia'mNr y"ulH uuIu'>S. I S."'.i o., ''n