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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
NOTED MOVIE STAR
TO VISIT CITY

The Phoenix Amusement Co.,
alway, dcsirous OF sending the
best attractions TO their theatres
over the state, has made arrange
mcuts with the Metro Picture
Corporation Tor the appearance
of Miss Ruth StUnchousc in per
son at the Richmond theatres for
one nights engagement, Satur-
dav. January /. This will prove
a treat for the movie fans Of
Richmond, as it is seldom that
towns ~ this size are favored
with visit oi such d celebrated
actress.
Niss StUuehousc was one OF the
first To gain worldwide fame in
the movies and scored u big hit
with Francis X. Bushman in The
Slim Princess" She is one Of
the few women who has grown
up with the movie profession and
still holds her own in the fore
front as a star Of prominence. Be
sides being one of the highest
Salaried movie stars Of today, she
is recognized everywhere as a
character OF lovable traits. and a
favorite OF the silver sheet.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
Earl Combs Picture
In Courier-Journal

The Courier Journal had Il
good picture of Earl Combs. Nor
NAL star. this week. with the fol-
lowing comment: One of the
many promising recruits to 60
south with the Colonels in the
spring will be Earl Combs. 81
Richmond. Ky. Combs will try
for berth in the outfieh. He can
also play second base or shortstop
.Aftcr finishing the season with
the Eastern Kentucky State Nor
NAL team he played independent
ball. In % games with the col
legc nine Combs battcd sol.
Combs is p wears old. weighs l7O
pounds, and is 6 feet tall.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
fourth HORSEMAN"
RIDES IN RUSSIA
Gay Associated Pressl

Moscow. Jan. 5-Ru,sia began
tl- wear with eight mgnthS OF
ur r-ucakable horror before her
AMI terrible dread that next
summers crop may only slightly
relieve the gnawiug famine. VI
Tsarat,in. SaratolI. Samara. Ia.
Orgnbur" and kaKau frozen b1-
die are stacked high awaiting
burial in trenches which work
men cannot prepare fast enough
for the victims of famine. c.-.
posture and typhu> and every ia,
the situation is growing wor-..
American relief workers. WhJ
cautiously placed the number o5
probable deaths in the famine
area thi, winter at 2.COOO00.
nav say 5.OOO.OOO IS a low esti-
mate. and they may reach To-
CCO.CJG ur even NOR. 1his l.
particularly possible since the
shortage of horses. oxen and
camc.s make, It impossible to
reach the remote sections. and
since 70 Is prc.lictcd the typhu,
epidemic will probably be the
worst Russia has suffered.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05

leaving no orders except the first
one.
"When the word spread among
the 5000 reserves that the artil-
lery had shelled their own men
from 5 a. III. to 8 a. m. they were
greatly incensed and spoke in
strong terms against Major Sic
bells. Major Siebels ordered that
ii another soldier spoke or said
ANYTHING about this affair they
would be cour,martialed So
nothing more was heard of it.
"1he soldier who has told me
OF this is Marcus O.. Howard, of
West Liberty, KY. He says he
will produce eye witnesses TO cor
roborate every word he has said
and that he is at your -~'rWand
in case you need him., M
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
l.50 outing gowns for CSC at
Oldham's Big Loom End Sale. 1t
Arms Conference May
Steel Two Points Today
OBy Associated Fressl

Washington, Jan. 5-A meeting
OF the five powers naval commit
tee of the Arms Conference is
called for this afternoon. 1t Is
considered possible that both sub
marine regulations and a draft OF
the naval treaty will be presented
for approval at this meeting.
Approval by all the powers hav
ing membership in the commit
tee OF the proposed rules regulat-
ing the use of submarines was
forecast prior TO the meeting. af-
ter it was announced the Italian
delegates had decided today ID
give its approval.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
AT WORK ON ANOTHER
LEGION. MINSTREL
Gov" Bowen and Gordon Hunt
Here To Coach Local Stars
For Big Performance

"Gov" Bowen the minstrel
king. and Gordon Hunt. Of Lex
ington, arrived in Richmond
Tuesday and were greeted by the
many friends they made here
last season. They have been en-
gagged to help TIE local post of
the American Legion put on an
other minstrel show January u
and lS. Everyone remembers
the splendid show "Gov" and the
boys put on last season. and,
Judging from tie interest mani
tested IN lhe two rehcarsals held
in the Legion room this week,
the show Promise TO surpass any
local talent PEI fcrmance ever
given here. All the ncys are full
~ pep" and as tl'iS IS the first
opportunity they have had in
many months to display their
talents, the time seems Just ripe
for them to excel themselves a
never before.
Gov brought with him a
splendid program of songs for
both blackface and the whites.
The choruSes to be used in the
opening are live oneS-% Coon
songs" we're assigned To several
Of the comedians at the rehear-
sal last night. BABY" Tom BaX-
ter will sing. They're Such Nice
.neople;;' = "Weckie" Staniier will
lut one over this year with
Strut Miss Lizzie" anil Bill
Elder will get the hand o@l Down
Nonder."
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leeds
assisted by other members OF the
Elder orchestra. are furnishing
music Tor the rchearsals and with
he splendid coaching OF Cor ION
Iunt the boys will soOa be in
rim Tor the fray"
Lewis Dunbar j. in charge oi
he advertising program this year
nd the merchants are respond
.ng literally. Already his can
vaSs is nearing col pletion. but
if any merchant has been over
looked, Mr.. Dunbar a. well a
the Legion boys will appreciate
it ii they will notify them and
they will call for their ad at once.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
PACKED HOUSES
SEE BIG FILM
-Four Horsemen of Apocalypse"
Strikes Home To Hearts of
All Present

"The Four IIorsemen oi the
Apocalypse scored a success
at the opera house Wednesday
This notable offering has un-
doubtedly caught the public fan
cy and iew pictures ever seen
here have created 20 much IN
terested discussion.
The atonemcnt Of Julio and
Marguerite is a tribute to- the
inherent good in men and wo-
men when it Is aroused. Julio
gives his life for France and
Marguerite dcvotes her life to
her husband. the blind Laurier.
The story Of Julio. the master.
and OF Marguerite. the butterfly.
illustrates poignant fact in life.
When one doe, wrong the hurt
Is not confined 90 ones self.
Julio carclc>, life nearly breaks
nj, fathers heart. Ii l. only
when lulio. an Nrgentinian by
birth and not compelled To enter
the French army. becomes
poilu. prepared TO fight for his
father, France. that Marccllo
Dcsnoycr, realize, the innate
good in his boy. and the recon
citation between father and son.
after the terrible day, of the
German occupation OF Vile
blanche. ON the Marine. Is one of
the most affecting scenes of the
remarkable presentation OF re-
markable characterizationS.
So much ipr the heart story.
I'm the spectacular scenes there
IS comprch,n>ivenes~. a rich
ness Of detail. a spectacular i'm
.mensity that lirly takes one,
breath. and IN he few details oi
the battle 81 IN. Marine that are
shown there J. p vivislnes> and
reality that ha> never been equal
I'd ON the screen
I'm appreciated feature oi the
whole showing vas the orchc,-
raj music and solo, by Miss 10
-rphinc FORSYTH. The music Is
BY conducted b, Mr.. Haskins.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
], D. GOODLOE'S
FIRST WEDDING

County Judge John d. Good
loc performed his first wedding
ceremony Wednesday, Those
who witnessed il said that he
said the iateiul words with due
dignity and impres,ivencss. The
participant, were John Duer>on
and Miss Mary Eaelcy. both OF
the White Station section. near
Judge Goodloe's home. Miss Ma,
rianne Collins. Judge Goodloe's
secretary. and Miss Mcdaniel.
secretary 10 former Judge ". X.
Price. who is assisting her sue
cc,>or To get ON" to the details
oi the office. acted a. witnesses
to the event.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
Leaf Crop Brings S4S.75
Average At Lexington

Lexington. r., Jan. = The
highest priced crop OF tobacco
sold OH the Lexington market
this season, that OF Francis Sim
mons. OF Franklin county. con-
tanning 265 ponds. "Wednesday
afternoon brought an average OF
S4S75 the 100 pounds. The high
basket OF the season. weighing
seventy pounds. also from the
Simmons crop, sold for an aver
age OF sos.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
PROMINENT LAWYERS
FORM PARTNERSHIP

announcement Is being made
of the formation OF new legal
firm IN Richmond, two OF the
CITY and cornty's most prominent
lawyers having iormed a part
ncrship. They are \. r. Burnam
and !. Grcenieai, both of whom
are known all through this sec
tion a. leaders and at the very
pinnacle OF their profession.
Their offices will be at Mr..
Grecu'cais office, over Southern
National Bank.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
ACTION
PLEASES jim STONE

President and Cerera Manager
James {. Stone, Of the Burley
Tobacco Growers Cooperative
Association. commenting on the
action OF the legislature in facil-
itating the introduction and ref
crencc of the Bingham co-opera-
tive marketing act, declared il
showed that the legislature is
alive to the needs and is keenly
Interested i'll the welfare OF the
Kentucky farmers" Mr.. Stone
sid that the growers OF tobacco
il. the pool would appreciate the
consideration shown them by the
Legislature.
The action OF the assembly"
said Mr.. Stone. clearly shows
that the members If both houses
are keenly alive 70 the needs Of
the ,armcrS and deeply Interested
in their " elfare. We do not an
t;cipate any opposition TO the en-
actment OF the bill. since it will
be of immense benefit TO 50 many
citizens OF Kentucky and Of harm
90 none. We are Of the opinion
that the new system OF market
ing. once thoroughly protected
from any doubt as to It's legality,
will be such a helpful factor n
bettering business in the hurley
district as to bring prosperity TO
the tobacco growers and TO alI
who do business with them.
The members OF the a>,ocia-
tion are. of course. greatly plea
cd that the assembly gave our bill
the right OF way and that the
governor recommended it i'm T.,
message. Under It's operation
we are all looking forward TO be,
ter living and business condition
n every county of Kentucky
which produces hurley tobacco.
which we believe will be inevita-
bic under a proper modern sys-
tenn of marketing our tobacco"
President Stone and his asso-
ciates are still engaged in work
ing out a grading system. which
must be established before the
pooled crop can be received and
advances made To- the growers on
their tobacco. Samples of to-
bacco from all parts of the dis
trict have been sent in for this
purpose.
Directors ". II. Shook. of IN
dana. and o. {. Ellis. OF Ohio. are
in Lexington in conference with
officials Of htc organization.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
BURIED IN
SECRET FUNERAL
niv NssocIated I.ressl

Philadelphia, Jan. Senator
Boise Penrose was buried here
TODAY. Great secrecy shrouued
the obsequles. His three bro
theirs came TO the Penrose home
about I 80. Fifteen minutes la
ter the hearse ard four auJomo-
biles started for the cemetery
where they stayed IS minutes.
Reporters were not allowed in
the house or at the cemetery. 1t
is said 10 be a tradition in the
Penrose family that funerals OF
its members be secret.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
THIEVES GET BUSY
IN LOUISVILLE AGAIN
~ Associated Pre,sl

Louisville, Ky. Jan. &Thieves
stole seven automobiles on the
streets here last night
Tirgs today covered Ancl
Bashan with blanket as he was
opening the safe pf his furniture
compan in Highlind Park, chok-
cd him into insensib:lity and loot
ed the safe of abott 500 Basham
Is manager of the company. He
attracted the attention OF a pass
er-by an hour later and was re-
leased.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
SAPIRO TO SPEAK
TO HOUSE FRIDAY

Frankfort. Ky. Jan. 5-Aaror
Sapiro. California marketing eX-
pert. and principal figure in the
organization of the cooperative
marketing association. i expect
ed here Friday TO make a Speecl
before the House concerning the
purposes and methods Of the or
ganization.
Speaker James II. Thompson
labored far into the night. com
plcting the arduouS task OF nam
ing his committees. identity OF
which was promised for Thurs
day. He. said it had been his
policy to place members on the
committees which they preferred
wherever possible.
The important Committee On
Agriculture. which reported ia
vorably on the hurley bill in The
House Wednesday. is headed by
one OF the youngest representa-
lives in that branch, Rufus Lisle,
OF Iessamine county. Mr.. Lisle
was elected to succeed Senator
Thomas X. Welch, OF Nicholas
Vile, who was sent back to the
Senate from the JeSSamine- Scott
Woodford district, after repre-
Scnting Jcssamine county in the
lower branch for several terms.
Close observers were predict
ny that the Senate would refuse
10 concur in the joint resolution,
introduced today by Representa-
tive Herman .. Thompson. re-
publican. asking for the investi-
cation of the sending OF state
troops to Newport to patrol an
area surrounding a steel mill,
where a strike has led 10 riotous
conditions and indiScriminate fir
ing. This resolution prevailed in
the House by vote OF 55 TO B.
Ii was said that four or five
democratic Senators would OPP
pose the investigation. ON the
ground that Gov. Edwin p. Nor
rows action in sending state
troops was proper. in view of the
fact that continued firing into
homSe of citizens by both parties
to the controversy had been TN
checked by the, local authorities
at Newport.
A bill levying a tax of 10 cents
state the funds accruing from
a ton on coal shipped out of this
this source to create bonus fund
for the Kentucky soldiers who
served in the world WAR, was in
troduced in the House By Repre-
sentative VI. G. Wheeler. of War
ren county. He believes that the
Kentucky boys who were in the
world war should receive bonu.
and said today that he knew ot
no better way to raise the fund.
for this purpose than by taxing
the coal shipped out of the state
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
BANK PRESIDENT
KILLED BY BANDITS
uiy Associated Press1

Chicago. ian. 5-John SofIel,
president Of the haywood State
Bank. was shot and killed and
.ouis Sweeney. police chief Of
that suburb, and Arthur Benson,
Il bank messenger. were wound
cd today when live bandits rob
bed them Of $1,000. the payroll
ior the haywood plant OF the
American Can Company.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
TOBACCO BILL
PASSES SENATE
tEy Associated Press

Frankfort. Ky. Jan. 5 - The
Bingham cooperative marketing
act passed the Senate today by a
vote Of - to o. The measure was
sent to the House so it could be
put on. lis final passage Friday
This measure Is of great interest
To tobacco growers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
Company To Drill For
Oil In Palestine
- Nssociatcd Trrssl

U:y Associated FrrssJ
Jerusalem. Jan. 5-Grcat inter
ct has been aroused here by a
Scmi-ofiicial announcement that
AN agreement has been reached
between the British government
and 4 group OF men representing
the Zionist organization for the
exploitation of lands lying be-
yond the River Jordan and the
Dead Sea. 1t has always been
known that proper development
would reveal the presence of oils
and other minerals in great qilan-
tity in that section of the country.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
State Fair Dates Are
Fixed; Admission Cut

Louisville. KY. Jan. 5-The
State Fair dates for 1922 were
fixed as September II to 10, at 4
meeting of the board. On motion
OF G. Carney Cross, Secretary. the
board cut the admission fee from
Is to 50 cents.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
Looks Like Deadlock

Dublin. Ireland, Jan. 5 - The
Dali :ireann was still deadlocked
on the Irish treaty when it met
mere this afternoon. Just prior
TO the NEE ing ii was learned a
joint session of the leaders oppos-
ing and favcfing the treaty can
vaSsed various possibilities OF
reaching an agreement without
result. After a brief session the
Dali adjourned until tomorrow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
Armed Deputies Guard
Rows At Tobacco Sales

Maysville. KY, Jan. 5-Tobac-
co sales at the Liberty warehouse
Tuesday totslled 10000 pounds
of medium grade weed at an av-
erage Of $24.35. The high price
was S74 and the low 81. The sale
was held with every row heavily
guarded with armed deputy sher-
ifs. their presence being demand
ed BY 4 M. Joies, mafhgsF. There
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, Jan .5-Cattle stea-
dy; hogs 25c lower; Chicago l5c
TO 25c higher.
Louisville. Jan 5-Cattle 200,
steady hogs 200, strong; sheep
50. steady; all unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05

LOST-Between my home on
Big Hill pike and Soper mill, one
Ford truck chain finder return to
Bob Golden's marble shop and re-
ceive reward. b. Current. 4 Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
DEFEAT OF IRISH
TREATY PREDICTED
ti3y Associated Press)

London, Jan 5.-A Central News
Dublin dispatch today quotes J..
J. Walsh. a member OF the Dali
Eireann. saying: Il can definitely
state, as the position now stands,
the Irish treaty will be defeated
by at least two votes"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05

Tom Porter was given life in
the pcnitentiary on the murder
charge in connection with the at
tack ON the Brcathitt county Jail.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05

Barbourville. Ky. Jan. 5Ilas.
Marsee. land owner and coal op-
orator of Artemus. was instantly
killed by falling slate at the en-
zee Of a coal mine.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05

Former Attorney General Mills
NJ. Logan has joined the law firm
Of I. W. and r. c. p. Thomas at
Bowling Green.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
The Weather

Fair tonight and Friday; cold
er tonight. Cold wave.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
Notice Elks

There will be initiation and
social session with music. Friday
night. January 9th. at 7;30. All
lllks are requested to be present
if possible.
+. {. O'Ncil. Carlisle Maupin
Secretary Exalted Ruler
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05
T0D1ANSWERSIT

D.;l, !Registcr has re-
II an wer to Mr.. lien
o,,er from It's friend, Geo.
rid ma expresses a pleas
,.;ll;no7els TO answer others.
m :3 id the Daily Register.
vi lNlr. Todd writes:
Brassheld. Ky.
IA i1b. but not seek
T5IcGdren. ol
the Daily
some one TO
bushel, OF
10 feet long,
and Is inch
Ny answer is
and 4-l0 of a
ster has any
solve. please
will solve
hny ability.
VI. TODD
d so lbs at
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05


a. Wm. l..
~ tied as a re-
Il Horn this dis
oecial Election Dec.
red with some eX-
q committee as
he Democratic
&c Of the upper
aeral Assembly.
Is made chair
lmittee on Courts
Jcedure. and was
he following COM
Icky Statutes. No.
nd Kentucky Uni
Fmal Schools. This
zee is presided over
i.rram Brock, who Is
0t Eastern Normal
l,hen members cf this
arc W. Stoll. OF Lex
Y. Bell, Of Anderson
p Oh krles Hubbard,
umtf All matters re-
The NJ Srmal schools and
ersity will be referred
consideration. Tle
oj the other committees
tate senate rs named By
N \. Perry. president
pore, are as follows:
ickv Statutes. No. |. II. !.
gIal,thland; Kentucky Sta
IDS. ~ ,. T. B. Watts. Louis
lie :. Pubic Roads and Highways
rank +. Dausherty. Bardstown;
Agriculture and State Fair. New
tod Bright. Eminence Banks and
Trust Companies, J. ". Stoil.
il Hington -haritable. Penal and
& forrlatort Institutions. J. ID.
Whitaker lannel City; Compen-
,ltion Tor Industrial Injuries. H.
=. Bell, Lawrenceburg; Congre>-
Sonal, Judicial and Legislative
Hedistricting. \. II. Points, Salt
lick; Drains and bitches, ". e..
Dycus, Befiton; Constitutional
Ainendments. !. II. BranStretter.
sSow: Education. Charles ].
Obard, IIodgesvillc: Enroll
nts. J. :. taSelden. Grab Or
I'd; Executive Affairs and Fed
! Relaiiou. Lewis Ryans, Lou
lie: Fish. lame and Forestry,
man 7. Monroe. Louisville
rance. anes X. Rash, Madi-.
lille; Judiciary, W. /. Moss,
vile; Libraries ard Histori-
RECORD, n. \. Kinne. Stcaru-
o. Affairs. Frank NJ White
,vil Mines and Mining.
f. Baker. Central City;
li'tcs. DIR. T. X. WEIGH. :
lie: geological Survey,
Wis. Hickuhan; Printing.
Dcmunbr1in, Mammoth
Propositiohs and Griev.
a. f. Au.Sier, Pikevillc;
rlcalth. Dr. b. T. Reynolds
public Utilities. Startling
r-aar, Henderson; Com
rr.crs. Griffin. Kelly, Ma
nr.nlatiou OF Intoxicating
e.. KEY. John a. Lee, Glen
..-,tication OF Cities and
,,,s faeob Metzger, Newport;
rimfu. l.aw. Brig. II. Harris.
ut.-r~-s: Public Buildings
n lr.namelits, Bannie Tabor.
.kttyn and Public Warehouses
+ G-uariej Paul Garner, Nc
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-05

so lbs at
al 45c; 25 a.
It 29c; los al
* NJ Tc
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-03
MARINE NEWS N

with Mr. Rowley for private tutoring.
 Mr Bowley is an experienced teacher of commercial subjects, hav- ing taught and has had considerable experience as teacher in business schools. He was an instructor in commercial subjects at the Y. NJ. C. A., Seattle, for some time. He taught in the Douglas schools last year
 "A number of people on Gastineau Channel have spoken to me of the desirability of a business school here" said MT. Rowley. "In my opinion a school here can be as much an advantage as a school in the States and l believe such a school can give as much, so that students will not find it necessary 10 leave Alaska to obtain busi- ness training"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-03
MONDAYS TIDES
ROWLEY WILL OPEN
 BUSINESS COLLEGE. IN JUNEAU JUNE l2

II. L. Rowley, manager in charge of the Consumers Store, will open the Alaska Business College June 12, with temporary offices over the Consumers Store. The school will be conducted during the summer months on three evenings of the week, Monday, Wednesday and Fri day, from 8 o'clock until 10 o'clock.
 Mr. Rowley will give instruction in all the English branches, book Keeping, shorthand and typewriting. Enrolment will be accepted and classes organized as the demand jus tines. Arrangements may be made
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-03
PRESIDENT ASKED
 FOR EEGHT-HOUR
 DAY FOR SEAMEN

WASHlNGTON, June 3.-Presideat Harding's intercession on behalf of the scamon for an eight-hOur day has been requested by Andrew Furnseth.
 Furuseth. president of the lnterna' tional Seamon's Union, referring to Mr. Harding's recent conference at which he asked steel magnates to abolish the 12-hour day, Furuseth wrote:
 "The American Steamship Owners Association and the Shipping Board took away from the seamen the eight-hour day at sea and the nine hour day in port
 "In doing so they drove from the sea nearly all worthwhile native Americans