davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15
Eksperci DOmagaja Sic Przy-
spieszenia BudOWy KOlai
POdziemnej.

Adwokaci komitetu transporta
cyjnego Rady miejskiej wezwali
wczoraj aldermanow do przgspie
szenia przygotowali W celu od--
dania odpowiedniego rozporza-
dzenia, dotyczacego budowy ko-
lei podziemnej pod gsosowanie
wyborcow. Twierdza ON, re Chi
cago bedzie miato mniej kiopo--
tow z nabyciem systemu komuni
kacyjnego tramwajowego i gor,
nej kolei i budowa kolei podzie-
nlnej cd miasta Detroit.
Adwokaci koritetu transpor--
tacyjnego: w. H. Sexton, S. A.
Foster J. N. Frank badali sy--
stem komunikacyjny miasta De-
troit, ktory jest wlasnoScia mia
sta. Jest to zdaniem ekspertow
rajwiekszy system komunikacyj-
ny w Swiecie o charakterze mu-
nicypalny1n. Udowadniali oni da
lei. re miasto Detroit zmuszone
byio wreszcie uciec sic do spe-
cjalnej poprawki Stanowej kon-
stytucji i zaledwie w ciagu try
dziestu lat udafo sic miastu ma
byl ma wiasno5c wszystkie srod--
XII komunikacyine,
Ty1nczasem konstytucja Stanu
Illinois pozwala miastu ma naby-
Gle Srodkow acknowledgement i
jedyna trudnoscia, zdaniem eks-
pert6w, bedzie sfinansowanie ma
bycia kolei g6rnei i majstku kom
panij tramwajowych, Welding ich
opinji pierwsza rata kupna wy
nosic bedzie $3o,0oO,OoO a reszts
pokryja wypuszczone certyfika-
ty, ubezpieczone majatkien1 srod
kow konunikacyjnych. Certyfi--
katy te spfacane bySby talk jak
W Detroit z wpfywow cd opera
cyl. Sprawozdanie ekspertow wy
kazuje, re Srodki komunikacyjne
miasta Detroit po uplaceniu
wszystkich rozohod6w jak po--
datki, procenty, rozmaite oplaty
i rozchody, zwiazane z funkcjo--
nowaniem aparatu t<ornunikacyj-
nego, przyniosly W lipcu $780,
S92 dochodu, W sierpniu $114,-
8o1, We wrzesniu $61, OPS i W paz
dzierniku ,$97, 1859.
subkomitet Rady miejskiei po-
das w swojern sprawozdaniu, re
kotnpanje tramwajowe m, Chica
60 posiadaja tory komunikacyjne
ma przestrzeni 161 mil z przywi-
=.
leiem przedsuzania tOr6w Q %
mile rocznie.
Geese proponowanego rozpo--
rzadzcnia obejmowat ma wedsug
adwokatow rozszcrzenie syste-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15
Davis "a RefOrlna PraW
lI1ligracynych.
zadanie $70OOOOOO Ma Akcje
|. Ratunkowq " Niemczech.
Nova Miedzynarodova ,Konfsreneja
Bronii Me Ma Czasie.
SWiadkowie aentyfikuja Podsadnych " Marion
-::-- IL
SubwenGe Ola Maynarki Iiandlowej zbteczne
Stany Posadaja PoloWe Calego zapasu lota.
lime Telegrdmy Krdj0We.
SWadkowie ldenyfikuja Podsadnych " Marion.
SubwenGe Ola Marynarki HandIowej zbyteczne
Stany Posiadsja Polows CaIego zapasu 1ota.
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

granta W porcie amerykahskinl
ME moae mas zapewnit, Il nie ma
my pred soba kryminalisty, gSoi
sioiela lub zwolennika anarchjl
lub moralnego degenerate. q
chwila jednak, kiedy ameykah<
sM przedstawiciel zbada ma micj
scu, ma podstawie policyjnych "a
'pisk6w, wartoSc moralna handy
data ma imigranta, bedziemy mo
gli przynajmniej W przyblizeniu
okreslie.z CORY rodzaj obywatela.
jakiego bedziemy mogli z niego
wyksztaicic. Jezeliby podobne o.
bliczenie zawiodfo, migrant po
wyladowaniu ME odpowiadai czy
ME chcial sic nasamae do pozio-
mu tutsiszych wymagai, ME be-
die mic latwiejszego, jak odesiac
|go a powrotem do rsdzinnego
kraiii"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15
Berlin Ziozy Aljantom
Nowy Projekt.
BOnar Law Podtrzymuje Note Balfoura.
WBOlonii AresztOwanO Komuniste RosyjskiegO
GIjsnel 1adala Cd BaWarJ UspraVisdIIWlsnla SIG.
Inne TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

chwili ratyfikowania traktatu po
kojowego oraE momentu przysta-
pienia Turcji do Ligi Narod6w.
Oznajmien;e Turkow 0 ich go
towoSci przystapienia do Ligi
Narodow wywarho wielkie wra.
zenie na przedstawicielach So
wieckich albowiem Mu-
stafa Kemal Pasza zapewnil ich
W swoim czasie, ze Turcja ME be
dzie czlonkiem Ligi Narodow
dotad, dokad Rosja sowiecka ME
bedzie przyjeta do tel organiza-
eli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15
2 Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wsch6d slohca gOdzinie 7;11.
zach6d slo6ca godzinie 4;2O.
*
Pogoda w Chicago ! okoAcy: w
,iatek naoga pogodnie znacznie ID
nniej, W sObOte pogoda niepewna 1
,ie tax zimno. UmiarkOwany, Imien-
ay wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY minionet: NaJ'
syEsza wczoraj o gOdzinie 11:So
Drzed pOludniem 20 stopni. najniA-
na dds godziale 2giej po p6ino-
" 16 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15
zADAJA $4,000. 900 MA AK
cJE RATUNKoWR w
NIEMCZECH.
Waszyngton, ID grudnia.

Washington, ID grudnia. =
Posei Newton, republikanin 3
Missouri, wprowadzii wczoraj W
lzbie posiow rezolucje, proponija
CO wyasygnowanie 100000
ma ulzenie giodowym stossnkom
W Niemczech Austrji.
Stwierdzajac, il ludnosc tych
obydwu KRAKOW znajdirje sic W
rozpaczliwem poiozenri, rezolu--
cja zastrzega, il Gala przyznana
sunia byiaby uzyta ma zakupno
zywnosci W St. Zjedn., rozdziaiem
zas jej zajasby sic Amerykahsh
Czerwony Krzyz z pomoca iden-
tycznych organizacyj W Austrji
i Niemczech.
Kezolucja, dajaca wyraz zapa'
tlywaniom II kongresmanow..
wspon1ina dajacyn sic jun
|teraz odczpwac braku zywno-
sci pomisdzy 7o-miljonows lld-
noseis Austrji Nie1niec stwier<
dza, il zwtoka w rdzieleniu pomo
cy mozc pociagnac "a soba smierd
setek tysiecy jezeli ME miljon6w
!adnosci uniierajacej gfodu l.
zimua podczas obecnej zimy.
NOVA MrEDZYNARoDoWA
KoNFERENcJA BRoNI ME
MA CZASIE.
Waszyngton, IS grudnia -
!Vediug mformacyj oficjalnych
zrodel adrlinfstracja ME zdradza
|intencyj szybkiego wprowadzenia
W czyn poleceh poseiskiej kcsn-
sji dia spraw marynarlri wojen-
neg W kierunku zwoiania poucw-
nej miedzynarodowej l1onferenep
W sprawie ozbrojenia. jakkol-
wick 2 dragiej stroay Rad prag-
naiby szczerze doprowadzie pc-
misdzy morsliemi fnocarstwaml
do porozumienia. st6reby lrDzsze-
rzylo ograniczenia, uchwaicne M
zeszlorocznej waszyngtchsldej
|konferencji, r6wniei / na pomcc-
nieze oizrety.
Zwoianie novel lconferencji d
wa1ane jest "a ME ma czasic,
|zwlaszcza przy niepewnosci obec
nej miedzynarodowej sytuacji +
faistu, IL zasadnicza ugoda W
|sprawie ograniczen sii morSlcich
ME zostaia dotad zaratyfikowans
|pezez Francjs Wlocfy.
Opiria Senatu w tel sprawis
Jest podziclona. Senator Lodge,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15
DAVIS "a ZREFoRMoWA.
MEM PRAW IMIGRACYJ-
NYCH,


opublfzowanem wczoraj oswald
czeniss, sekretarz piracy Davis po
rusza kwestje zastosowania Sci
siej egzaminacji kandydatow ma
iinigrant6w do St. Zjedn. W icl'
rodzinnych krajach. Dornaga sic
on przeprowadzenia W Kongresie
specjalnego ustawodawstwa, kto
rcby zatwierdziio projekt podob-
nci egzaminacji W miejsce obec---
1ej metody, odkladajacej badanie
kwalfikacyj imigrantow az do
ich przybycia do portow anery-
kanskich.
Sekretarz Davis aprobuje W "a
peinosci obecne 8 procentowe !,
1nigacyjne Prawo kwoty, jake pc
wstrzymujace napiyw irnigrari-;
tow z poiudniowej j wsohodniej
Eusopy, dcpuszczajace jednak W
tyni sanyrn czasie bardziej poza
dana imigracje pofnocnej ! "a
chodniej Eurcpy.
Z krytyka spotkaf sic jednak
ten artykui tbstawy imigracyjncj,
kt5rY wyiscza Japohczykow
Chinczykow pod prawa kwoty,
przyznajac i'm W ten sposob pier
wszetistwo ponad rasafni, rzeko-
mo najbardziej protegowanet1ii.
System paszportowy ziy.
,.Bedacy obecnie W uiyciu sys-
TEN paszportowy jest W odniesie-
niu do problenlu imigracji bsed-
ny i zupetnie niestosowny. "a
mast zgadzac sic ma przyjmowa-
ME paszportu, wystawlanego
przez obce rzady, Ameryla po--
Wilma ustalic caiy process qoste-
pcwania w zwiazku dopuszcze-
MEM inigrantow. CT mich, kt6-
rzy posiadajs kwalifikacje, wyma
game do wyiadowania W St. Zje-
dnoczonych, powinni bye wybra-
nj W ich rodzinnych krajach, PREY
czem kazdyz z mich dostafby anne
rvkanski certyfikat kwalifikacyj-
ny. srodkiern, prowadzacym do
powyzszego celu, bytoby przepro
wadzenie. tstawy, zastrzegajacej
egzaminacje kandydat6w ma iri,i-
grant6w W ich ojczyznie przy pod
daniu ich nastepujacyn probori
/. Proba krwi = celem stwier
dzenia ogolnego stanu zdrowia,
przebytych ostatnio chorob it'd.
2. Proba stanu fizycznego -
skoastatowanie stanu fizycznyoh
sii kandydata, wytrzymaiosci je-
20 musk,dow, jalco warunkt1 IDOL
nosci do zarobkowania ma zycie.
Kwalifkiacje urnysiowe.
5. Pr6ba stanu umyssowego =
zapobisgajaca zapeinieniu na--
szych publicznych instytt,cyj mei
czyznami, leobietami j dziecmi,
wobec ktorych ME many zadnych
narodowych obowiazk6w, a lto-
rzy zajmowaliby miejsca dla ti-
tcJszych uposledzonych jedno-
stick; dalej, co wazniejsze, Sby
dobra amerykanska krew ME "a
nieczysciia sic dziedziczpemi wa
dami uposledzenid tnyslowego,
oSiakania it'd. U1nyssowe ] fly
czne zdrowie i czerstwosc amefy
kahskiej rasy rrlrsimy mice W
piefwszyrn rzedzie ma wzgledzie.
A. Proba cfaralterti Maj
h.raz;a; xc;st, eozsf,fuacia imi=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15
KURs MAREK roLsKrcH.

wedle komunIkatu Polskiego Kon
SuIatu gencralnego kurs marek Jest
dxiS 1890 mareIx, IA 81. czyii 9
centa "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15

Dokonczenie ll2 stronicy Q -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15

LdeIajdy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15
BONAR LAW PRZEWIDUJE
UPADEK NIEMIEC

Londyn, 10. grudnia.- (Prasa
Stow = Premier Bonar Law
powiedziak wczoraj W izbie grnin
ze Niemcy znajduja sic ma kra--
wedzi zupeinego upadEu. Dodal
on iednoczeSnie, ze jest to jedy-
ma informacja jakiej moze u
dzielic izbie W sprawie odszko--
dowaii wojennych.
Premier zaznaczyi miedzy in--
nemi, ze sprawa odszkodowan
przedstawi sic zupeinie bezna-
dzieinie, jezeli Francja Anglia
ME bedS dziaSaiy wspolnie. Pre-
mjer Bonar Law wyrazit nadzie-
je, re do czasu rozpoczecia sic
dalszych narad W sprawie Cd
szkodowan wojennych, rad an
gielski oraz rad francuski znaj-
da jakiS sposob rozwiazauia tel
sprawy,
Rad londyfiski ME moze spo--
glqdaG spokojnie ma wfzelka ak
Gle ktoregokolwiek Z pahstw So
juszniczych, zmierzajacq ME do
zmniejszenia sunny odszkodowan
wojennych, a do zwiekszenia
trudnoSci w otrzymywaniu tych
odszkodowan wtedy, gdy Niemcy
ME mogs ich zap}acie. Powyzsze
miaio sic odnosic do Francji, kt6
IA zamierza zajac zagiebie Ruhr.
BERLIN ZEOzY NOVA PRO
PoZYCJE ALJANToM.
Berlin, Is. grudnia. = Ma "a
sadie sprawozdani9 o niedaw-
nych naradach prenjerow W Lon
dynie, RAD berlihski opracowuje
obecnie nowy projekt w dziedzi-
ME odszkodowaf wojennych ce-
lem przedstawienia go paistwom
sojuszniczym. W}asnie przygoto-
wanie tego projektu spowodowa-
to naciagniete stosunki miedzy
rzadem kanclerza Cuno a stron-
nictwern wielkiego przemyslu
niemieckiego. Nowy ten projekt
niczem ME bedzie sig odznaczai
Cd poprzedniego z wyjatkiem mo-
&c tyllco szczegoSowego omowie-
MIA tych gwarancyj jake Mem
cy gotowe So udzielic pahstwom
sojuszniczyn. Mowi sic tam, re
oprocz dotychczasowych gwaran
cyl poborow komorowych, Rad
niemiecl1i zamierza zapropono-
wac kontrole mad pahstwowem
monopolem sprzedazy naPoiow
alkoholowych, zapafek, cukru j
iunych. Przedstawiciele wielkiego
przemysiu W dalszym ciagu gro
"a rzadowi j oznajnliaja, re Ego
dza sic ma poparcic kanclerza Gu
70, ale tylko ma pewnych warun
kach, mianowicie ze uwDlni on
Dokoiczenie ia stronlcy o -
T.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-15
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, piatek. IS. grudnia: sw
Suzebjusza B.
Jutro, sobota, IS. grudnia: sw
ldeIajdy.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-27
COrOner's Jury
Hears Christmas
Tragedy of Jax
CBv Associated Press)

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. % 1nFeS-
tigation into the killing last night OF
Mrs Agnes Gore, by her son-in-law'
c. f. Gibson, moved today towards
coroner's inquest as the first official
hearing of the tragedy which broke
up a Christmas party at the Gore
home in East Jacksonville.
Sons and daughters of Mrs. Gore
divided their sorrow between the
death of their mother and the dying
condition of another son, John Gore
who is seriously i'll at his ho1aa IN
another part of the city.
Gibson, the slayer, sobered in his
cell today and declared that he was
sorry he had Killed his mother-inlaW'
asserting that he had aimed at MS
wife. They had quarrelled frequent
ly. he said, and he had warned her
that "something would happen and
she had always answered go TO 1t.
Under the influence Of whiskey. he
said, he lost all control Of himself.
Mrs. Gore was killed when she at
tempted to subdue Gibson who appear
ed at the Gore Christmas festival and
began shooting at his wife,
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-27
Florida Teachers
Open Meet Today
with 800 Present
(By Associated Pressl

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 26.-More
than 500 teachers from all parts or
the state arrived here today TO at
tend the meeting Of the Florida Edu-
cation association. which opens mere
tomorrow. Preparations have been
made by George NJ. Lynch, head OF
the w'ty schools, to make the open
ing day Governors Day" the great
est of the convention
c. ~ Il. Sheppard, head OF the
state Association, of DeLand arrived
here tonight. He will make the an
nual address at the opening Of the
convention. Gov. Cary a. Hardee Is
expected tomorrow morning. He Tll
speak at the close of the evening
program.
MAYOR Frank F. Pulver will well
come the visiting teachers in a short
address. Response to his welcome
will be made by w S. Cawthon, state
superintendent of public instruction
Sight seeing tours to the gulf beach
resorts, receptions at the various
schools in the city and receptions by
civic organizations is included in the
plans Of entertainment of the visiting
delegates.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-27
STEP MADE TO
EXTEND CANE
SYRUP MARKET
Modern Cooperative
Syrup Blending and
Standardizing Plant
Is Opened.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-With the
successful opening last week of
modern cooperative cane syrup blend
ing and standardiZing. plant at Lufkln,
Tex officials of the department OF
agriculture, under whose auspices the
plant was built and whose methods
it will use, feel the industry mas
made an important step toward eX-
tending the market for cane syrup
which will permit cane growers to
greatly increase their acreage OF su-
gar cane and be of considerable eco
nornic value to the south.
The new plant at Lufkin, erected by
the Lufkin Farm Blue Ribbon Cane
Growers association, has a capacity
Of 5000 gallons of syrup a day ana
win blend and standardize the sy-
rim pr0duced by the cane growers
in several counties of Texas. Through
+he work of the department OF asF1-
culture's bureau of chemistry, a nish
grade cane syrup of uniform colof'
flavor and quality which VIII not
c~,etalize or ferment is now beng
made in various parts of the south
The invertase method, developed by
i+,a Governments chemists, which
,,.o,,.,7ts crvstallization and fermenta-
t;on has solved one Of the pr1nclpal
nroh1eyns of the industry. OtlilAtff 'ioh
! nf cooperative blending and stanolarGo- a
| Ting nIants is solving another OF ns
| ,-rohleI1s. Cane syrup as made nv "a d
istrsss,s~ number o5 small proaaf iqzE :
tbas varied so greatly in quallty tna' ma
! # has been difficult to place YulIl- -
GENTLY large volume of it, UNIFORM oIa
orada in the hands of consu mers'
Tba difficulties have been oVeTcolhe
antire1v M by the Invertase and blending
methods.
Shaking of the work Of the gov
eminent. W. G. Campbell, acting chlel
- tho bureau of chemistry. said TO-DAY
- v-o,,Id enable cane growers TO
traatIv increase their acreage to su-
e5ar cane. and such increase "ouio pe
9f the greatest economic value 10 tne s
oartb In certain localitieS o@1,on
oonnot be grown profitaNiE on az
co,lnt Of the ravages of the 31!i %:r
Vii The climate ant sci a. >1,A'it1a ~.
ably suited for s>4eaf cane anu ~ ~
,1o nnnn1e Of these sections know now to
trox- It, he said. The technlcaI PROV
Eiems of manufacturing hign =
,,1iform syrup have been solved anu
- ,,ou- only remains to develop an au.
nrnate market, and the cooperatlxS
oseociations are making RAPID ptos
jress in that dlrectloh'
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-27
IA Ships Report
After Fight i'll
Vicious Storms

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Battered
ona ~ SCARED by heavy weather. IA
ships plowed slowly into t' qua aqara3ttns aftnr
rom iron, todav the shippers of them all
psnorting noom tD a vicious, never-ending bat t.
tIpQ tie with series of lashing hurricanes 5fin fa
'n9 e." Do's6 s6in-the gigantic new liner
raronfa-put in at Halifax, because
sha Ga.T,ras was steadily losing her fight with t
the the storm. Another liner reported 10 10
her her owners that she would be Betty two 0ass rs
late. A third flashed IN nh mat.t Eaw
n"rt that she couldn't reach Ne"
%crk PER- until tomorrow, although she, she
has as "a apparently gone. safely through
The center of the storms w wh,fn len
have been ruling the waves for the
ina. ,aa +bree weeks, appeared to be
about fdS 1000 miles off the European
coast,
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-27
Alachua Farmer Is
Shot Dead; Wife
Under Suspicion
CBv Associated Press) =

GAINESVILLE, Dec. 26.-Mrs- j.
L. Loftin, wife of a farmer living
about three miles south Of HaW-
thorne, near here, was arersted to-
night and held for further investiga-
tion in connection with the killing
this afternoon of her husband. Lottln
was shot to death in his home.
Authorities after an investigation
stated thoy were not satisfied with
the account given by the woman,
who summoned them and a doctor to
the house. She was alone with the
body when they arrived, and found
Lcftin with two bullet wounds in his
head and clasping an open knife.
Mrs Loftin told the authorities that
she left her husband to go on an Ell
rand a short distaLce away, and that
as she walked away she saw three
men whom she could not identity
climb over the fence into the Loftin
yard. She gave no attention to them
until after walking further she heard
| two pistol shots. She turned back
towards the house and just as she
came UP, she said, she saw white
! man leaap through the window. She
found her husband lying dead on the
| floor.
A coroners jury was empaneIled
and heard Mrs. Loftin tonight but al
iourned it's inquiry until tomorrow
! morning.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-27
lRv Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The
twisted streets Of Chinatown,
which have pulsed with subdued
gossiping since Mildren Wenn, IL
YEAR old Chinese 'flapper" ran
away from her Washington home
Friday. almost on the eve or hef
wedding to George Mum Lee scion
of one Of the best Chinese famiies
of New York, had some aoded
thrills today.
The first came when word was
nessed that Miss Wenn had re-
turned to her home and that
Ceorse Ilee-whose father is pres
ident of the On Long Tong in the
United States-had rushed to her
on the first Washington train this
morning.
Then, along about noon, almon-
eyed inhabitants of Mott street.
congregated about the Lee home
at No. 80, saw two black, shiny
wardrobe trunks, unloaded -and
lugged up five winding flights OF
stairs. by truck men Of the Canton
Transfer company. Boldly across
the end of each trunk in brave red
letters Was ClAC
Wenn." -,
The trousseau had arrived, but stl'
no bride. A little while later, Lee
Ouon. tong chieftain and her taeher
in-1aw hurried from the house and
according to neighbors-took a tran
for Washington.
This gave added sweep to rurnor
that the Americanized Mildred wen
had nut her tiny foot down on tn
rhinese tradition that bride must g
IN her husband. and had delivered a
,Itiratun that there would be n
wedding unless it was solemnlzeo
her home in Washington.
The elder Chinese of Mott, PelI an
Dovers streets masking whatever emo
tions they may have had behind I'm
nar+,1rbable faces shook their head
and kept stony silence before the III
tie army of reporters that INVADE
their city within & city.
Members of he}younger generate
were less reserved, but still could nc
add much to the story Of the dlsar
nointed bridegroom and the uneate
wedding feast.
All they knew was that George Nul
Lee had expected his betrothed to al
ri1a on Christmas Eve and that sf
Aid not: that thousands Of dollars ha
been spent on jewels for the brlde an
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-27
Will Inspect
Ellis Island

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.-Secretary
=, ne labor department left late today
for New York and Sir Auckland Ged-
des. the British ambassador viii go
rbare tomorrow night to join him in
. personal inspection Of the Ellis
Islan@ immigration station. The am"
hoSsador was Invited last week to ac-
company the secretary on his investi-
mation because of criticism of condi-
tions at Ellis Island recently voiced in
the British parliament. Mr.. Davis
previously had announced that steps
we're being taken to determine what
Improvements could be made there for
TIE handling and accommodation OF
immigrants. especially with reference
a their aggregation BY races. --------
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-27
Acknowledged ''Flapper'' Puts
ChinatOwn's Tongue Wagging

for the wedding feast, but that the
Jewels had not yet found place on
Mildred Wenn's comely figure and the
wedding feast was still unserVed.
There were several stories concern~
ing the cause of the miX-up but no
one could say which was the true
story. One was that Miss Wenn had
merely gotten mixed on her dates,
having figured by the Chinese cal
endar instead OF Gregoryan calendar.
This would explain why she did not
arrive, for the wedding, az there is
three days variation this year in the
two calendars. But it does not OK
plain why she ran away from her
home.
Another story, taking account of
her sudden disappearance, has it that
Miss Vienna thoroughly American
lied "napper," with bobbed hair and
occidental turn of mind-had disap-
peared merely to register her inde-
pendence.
Still third had it that she was reg
istering disapproval of the Chinese
custom which makes bride go to her
| husband, instead of waiting for the
husband to come for her.
One thing they were all agreed on
| that Miss Wenn had not been forced,
| according to ancient Chinese custom,
| into marriage with a man she did not
| even know. They met many months
ago at the Chinese legation in Wash
ington, went through all the phases OF
an American courtship, and became
| engaged a year ago.
Since that time, say friends OF
| George Mum Lee they have kept the
| mail man busy delivering love mis-
sives. in which discussion of plans
for their life together in New HorF
figured prominently.
These plans included modern home
in Chinatown and joint studentshiI
lat New York University, where
George Mum Lee already is well OF
the road toward becoming an engineer
| So the question really is not whethe
George Mum Lee and Mildred Wen1
are to be married. The question i
where. when and how the marriage
| will be solemnized.
| Meanwhile. the gorgeous red room
Of the On Long. with their decora
tions Of poppies and gold dragons yes
terday went emptily for the weddin'
guests. the wedding feast reposes II
cold storage: the wedding Jewels "er
in Lee Quon's strong bo&--and emma
town is all q gossip,