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mer Minister 10 the United
states
CANTON. May 2o.-Thc steady
Erowth Of the labor movement in
South China, coupled with recent
strikes. has caused the impression TO
get abroad in some quarters that
there is q fear Of the constitutional
government OF China fathcring Rol-
shcvist principles. All such ideas
arc. IN my opinion. sheer nonsense. as
] hope To show in the present article.
First OF all. let me say that there are
forward and progressive spirits in
every country. and that China is no
" exception 20 the rule. Indeed with
r population OF the size OF China's
there is hound 10 he wide diversity
Of views. Where there are many pco-
d. pie, there arc many ideas. 50 IL need
30 MOI. be surprising II i'll this country
there are democratic. as we'll as re-
, dictionary folk.
The progressive class in China ia
largely drawn from the ranks OF the
. thousands Of young men who in the
United States and England have inn
hihed now ideas. They have returned
to their native land and seen what
scope there * for the operation Of
forward ideas, both in national and
= local politics. hut that does not mean
10 imply that they are Bolshcvists.
Some OF their ideas may he in har-
, nony with some points OF socialism.
communism or nolshcviSn,, but to adj
nit that is a very different thing to
classifying them ms opponents Of all
that either OF these schools Of
thought imply.
We who are at the head of govern
. p,ent In China stand ON the platform
Of sound constitutional government.
and we are prepared To take tho best
from any political party. We believe.
as you in America do. in govern
.ment OF the people. by the people, for
the people" and we arc not ham
rered by ties with any particular
party.
DIR. sun Progressive.
what | have said of thina'S young
men applies equally 10 President sun
Vat Sen. He. like them. is a pro
fressivc, hut it is lihelous 10 describe
him MS a Bolshevist. can cuaran-
tee that he holds no such views. II he
did ! could no longer associate my
self with him. His sole aim III keep
ing in touch With the labor move
ment is to improve the condition Of
the masses. 10 assure them fair
days pay for fair days work. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Americans Start Anew
Berlin Luncheon Club
| Special Gable Dispatch1


BERLIN, May Gothic Ameri-
can Luncheon club. which before
the war played an important role
as Il gct-toScther organization
Tor American male residents III
Berlin, was successfully re-
launched here with II dinner at
which Ambassador lIoughton was
tho guest OF honor. The am
hassador. unlike His predecessor,
Mr.. Gerard. who usually used such
occasions for II speech OH Amcri-
can policy. showed himself shy on
spccchmaliinE aud asked to he
excused from making any re-
marks. but promised to speak on
Il later occasion
The club starts in with char
ter membership OF 100 business
and professional men. showing
the rapidity with which the
American colony here has In
creased. JudE. Wadhams. for
merly Of Now York. was elected
president. Major Rcadc Ryan. OF
Chicago, formerly with the repa-
rntions commission and the
Hoover organization. was chosen
secretary.
C. 1922. Public Ledger Coz
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Take l., Negroes md n Gallons.

ROANOKE, VA. May oO.-A big
motor car Thursday night nearly ran
over two policemen. Something hap
p"ncd to the car and it stopped. The
polio" rushed up Hnc four negroes
joined the bird gang" Seventy
three gallons OF Gavin is AZ police
headquarters. and j. W. Morris.
owner OF the car. Is held on a charge
OF violating. the Mapp act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Rival Air Companies in Rate war.

LONDON. May 20.-Thc food OF
rival air companies which are opc-
rating between London and Paris
has finally reached the point of a
rate war. The French companies
have already announced their intcn-
tion Of making the cost Of the air
trip more attractive and ii such 4
move is undertaken II will have TO be
met by the British.
&C.. 1922. Public Ledger Cos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Governor Member unnd. BODY.

III letter received here yesterday.
Governor T. Lee Tr!nkIc was notified
that he had been elected a vice
president OF tho United states Good
Roads Association at its annual meet
ing in Phoenix Arz The letter was
from j. \. Rountree. the secretary.
who expressed his disappointment
that Governor Trinklc had been un-
able 10 attend the convention. The
association meets next April in
Gr"Snyillc. : g.
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Brorniov Cor. 10 uo,n.u.

PETERSBURG. VA May 20 civ
Manager Louis Hrownlow and CITY
Engineer Robert Rude returned last
night from Roanoke. where they went
10 confer with chief Engineer Craw-
ford. OF the Norfolk. and Western
railroad. relative 10 prcpoecd con
struction OF the overhead bridge from
Petersburg 10 Colonial Heights
Work OF digging the test holes has
already started. but just when the
--frectionN of tho bridge proper will
start has not yet been determined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
NV rIrc Service Companr

new company has been formed
known as the BoatwriGht-Q uicke Tire
Service. located at Tcl West Broad
street, The following compose the
company: q. Is. BoatwriGht, Court
ncy ~ ouicke, John /. Roatwrirht
and ID. =. Atwood. This company
maintains a fast fleet OF yellow ser
vice ears for giving tire service with
in five miles Of Richmond.
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Hcdncc~ Rates to V. y. !. .yubscc.

ROANOKE. VA. May 2O-Thc Nor
folk and Western Railway Company
announces reduced fares TO the Vir-
"inia f"lytcchnic Institute jubilee
May 20 ana %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
birthday L. Celebrated.

In celebration of the twelfth,
birthday az their daughter. Dorothy.
"a lawn party was held at the home
Of Ny. and Mrs. ". II Lawrence. in
Wcsthampton. Yesterday. Under the
shad. OF towering Gins. scores Of
children from Westhampton gath
cred in honor Of the event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Sc, Fire to Car. Drn~> Two Years.

ROANOKE. VA. MAJ % Monroe
Flint, coior"d. for :, small sum. ruined
an automobile for friend Niunro.
set the machine on hrc and leit nur-
ricdly The Insurance company sus-
pected something was wrong and
conducted an investigation Ynst.r-
day, Monroe charged win arson.
drew two years in the pen Buck
Wright. owner Of the car. VII he
tried later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
DISPLAY LLASSItIEE

To the Creditors of w. j. ATKINS. Of
Richmond, in the County OF tIcnrico.
and district Observation-Disclosures
Notice is hereby given that on May
10. 1922. the said w. j. ATKINS was
duly adjud!cated bankrupt. and that
the first meeting of his creditors will
be held in my office. Rooms lllS-ll1?
Mutual Building, Richmond. Va, on
tho 3lST DAY OF MAY 1922 Z 10
tho said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. appoint trustee. OK
anime the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
THoS. y. SSEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
MAY 10 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
~ W. BOWIE & son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Nos. 3 and 5 Louisiana
Street and COLT. Lot
at Northeast Corner
Of Garriso and
Cowardin Streets at
Auction.

AZ the request of a nonresident
owner. we are Offering for sale the
respective property, on
THURSDAY. MAY %, 1922.
ut $3.50 O'Clock 4. NJ.
lot fronting sixty 600 feet on the
northeast corner of Garrison and
Cowardin Streets. This lot lies beau
tifully at the corner. running back
l25 feet to an alley In the rear and
just right for building: and
at 6 O'Clock J.. NJ.
VIC will offer Nos. 2 and Louisiana
street. These houses contain Ave
rooms each and never vacant.
TERMS: Very easy and announced
at sale.
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y. & w. conI Production Lessons.

ROANOKE, VA, May 2o.--Coal pro-
ductlon i'll the folds served by the
Norfolk and Western Railway. fell
off 10000 tons last week. AS com
pared with the week before Labor
shortage accounted for more than
"o.onc tons not being produced. The
total Output was GSO.O0O tons
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TUESDAY. MAY card. 1922.

H1 OCIocK 7. NJ,
al that certain tract. piece or parcel
ments thereon and thereto beIonrinC.
lying and being in Dale MaEisteriai
DISTRICT. Chesterfield County, Vir-
sinla, fronting on the Old Courthouse
Road, and adjoining tho lands OF the
old Belle Isle Tract, Pickett and
others and containing Thirty Eight
which are shown on a plat OF the
above described property. made by
II. q. Mercer. March 10th. 1921, which
rs attached to and made a part OF
me DEED to the aforesaid property
RobinSon "'
TERMS: Cash.
G. NJ. HOLT.
Trustee.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Trustees Auction Sale
Valuable Tract Of | and

IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.
trust. to the undersigned trustee
uateu apr,l !th. 1921, and recorded in
me 1ierk Ofnce OF the Circuit Court
or Chesterfield County, In II. T. 1874
page IFS, default having been made
IN the payment of certain notes there
IN secured and being required by the
bencnclary SO TO do, | will offer for
sale at public auction on the prom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

ELEVEN AND ONE-HALF ACRES
OF VALUABLE WATER FRONT, ri.
pARIAN RIGHTS AND \ GLASS
MANuFACTURlNG PLANT. on
SOUTH t2ItN BRANCH, BERKELEY
FRONT WILL Elg OFFERED SEPA
RATE FROM THE MANUFACTURE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
ny DIR. Mu ring Fang.

Foreign Minister Of the South china
Government at Canton and For
cop mer Minister 10 the United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
.IND|CT EIGHT FOR
LIQUOR CONSPIRACY
Handling Of Contraband on
Large Scale is Alleged.

Charleston. S. c., Dec. o.-Eight
men residing in Charleston. Detroit,
New York and other cities were in
dicted today by federal grand jury
here on charges OF being engaged In
handling contraband liquor on q
large scale Among them were Louis
Kanton. of Detroit; NJ. II. Sullivan.
Of Charleston. and Edward Trainer.
of New York.
Others named in the Indictment.
which grew out OF seizures OF several
thousand quarts Of whiskey near
here last summer, some OF II on
beard a lighter said to have been dis
guised as 4 shipment OF potatoes, and
the remainder on freight car sup
posed to contain lumber. were c. II.
Wa ker and II. f. Walker, OF Charles.
ton. and Frederick A. Cummings and
Peter Cross, whose addresses were
not given. The specific charge is
conspiracy to violate the nationai
prohibition act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
Jones & Lau8hIin Reorganize
With S12O,OOO,OOO Stock Issue
Limited Amount of the $780,
100000 Preferred Stock
viii Be Offered to the Pub
lie, But Control Remains
With Present Owners.

Pittsburgh. Ia. Dec. J-Thc Jones' q
l.augn'!n steel company. {. was learned
hnrc today. WIZ shortly hr rooSanizcd
as the Jones & l.aurh!.a Steel corpora
ton. with capital stock isa"e Of
sI2O. 600 O0N. oF which $60,ooo,ooo WI.
be per cent cumulative preferred and
$4,000. 600 common. Tho present capI-
talizat!on cf the Jones & Laugh n COM
pany IS s3o,000,o00aN comm"r stock.
\ limited amount Of TIA" preferred
..nrE +, IL stated. will tc offered TO the
r.LlIr. owing To tho fact thh' some y
Ills stock has b,rn sold hv stockholders
not actively coulcc;cd with :h" COM
many. to tho Ju!en TrUS; company -.
pittsburgh. and through j. - tho 'iuar-
;ntv company and the Ia ukcrs' Trust
company &C New York.
Admiration for tho charter OF tn
nov Corporation has heen made % th'
governor oc Pennsylvania. and al de-
thlls for tho organization arc reported!
IN y" complete. awaiting only III" formal
action of tho stockholders and directors
., meeting 10 DO held this week.
Tho management OF the company VII!
not be affected in any way hy ihiS
transaction but will remain n the hands
If tnc actlyo executives and directors
who hay. been associated Win the de-
vclnrmcmt OF the business for many
wears. and whose financial interest ~
Iho company Is arg" through owner
ship Of ia capital stock.
Jorcs Il Laughhn own 'h"'r OWN
souTccs oc raw inIteria.s. consisting -
largo deposits Of iron ur" In III" McsaSv
II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
PRECEDENT BROKEN
BY THE PRESIDENT
Failure to Deliver Message on
Time MOI Officially tx
planned.

W,shirEton. Dec. a precedent
established carly IN tho history OF tho
rcpublic was broken by President Had
t,c tnday. when he failed TO deliver his
animal message to Congress which was
convened in regular session !cStcFIa|.
I, has been the custom for the ch'HT
ovrcu,ives TO deliver their messages IN
un.son or In writing on either Inc iirSt
49, sccond dny oe session. and. accord
,ur 10 officials at the capitol. the "h.!
,in,c this practice has been broken here
,croro vas IN 1853. when President
pierce deferred his message until the
last dav IN December because or inc IN
ability OF the House OF organize AZ
,hnt session. it required lS3 ballots Tor
m. Tlouso To eject It's speaker.
A. the White House /; was stated 'hat
Tho president probably would deliver hlS
message on the state Of tho union
Thursdav or Friday. officials did not
indicate the cause O; the dclaI. although
e, vas understood that the executive
having sole responsibility for his re-
COMMUNICATIONS 10 Congress. was weigh
ing carefully the program he wod" OUT
lin. LeCoro the Senate and House IN
joint session.
There was 4 suggestion tihf among
;hego questions was 4 plan C"r ."E'S-
lat!on 10 aid the farmers. Tho president
discussed this subject lat" last week
and Senator Watson. -: Indiana. ana
dozen other Republican senators. an" II
was believed that the problem had not
hcen worked ovt n ail It's details.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
Sterling Products Directors
Endorse $5,OOO,OOO Purchase
ONE DAYS MELON
CUTTINGS NEARLY
HUNDRED MILLION

New York. Dec. stock dividends
-o,aIl,,g .oI.jOn 0OO were announced
-. ..., ,a~co rrd,,s.r,oI cor
''N"E -
porat"As ana h1h"S' bringing u" 'o'''
stock dividends declared in the last few
,nonthe IN moro ,ha, $3.50. .0nl. These
.,...,, -, ,,.,,, ,o,.o hoo,
F"'''S n '''''' "''
pToT.d"d ioT ouI oi uh"'S1''""''" S"'
plus. apparently in anticipation Of un-
favorable lax legislation in the next
congress.
Tho Studehake- CORPORATION iUcrea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
.R||7|FR NOMINATION WILL
MEET WITH OPPOSITION

can. Mis-. and Norris, Republican. Ne
braska.
Upon the return today Of Mr. Buffers
;uominat!un. Chairman Nelson. or tho
judiciary committee. Immediately call
ed 4 meeting for tomorrow In an caort
Ito hasten action toward confirmation.
AZ the same time Senator Nelson. who
r,s the leader OF tho forces favorable TO
Mr.. Butler. Minnesota. 10 be heart IN
loppus.lion 20 Mr.. Butler.
The committee chairman also confer
rcd today with a former professor. OF
| The University of Minnesota. regarding
charges against MIR. Butler in connection
with his administration as II university
student. The professor also vas said
(to desire i hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
Phillips Chemical Company
To Be Absorbed by Ex-
panding Local Concern
Issuance of 100000 Shares
Of Stock Involved in Fin
ancing Plan.

Five million dollar expansion OF tho
S;.riirg Products company Of this city
vas virtually made yesterday when tho
directors Of the company voted TO ac-
qu!ra by purchase the holdings OF the
e. H. Phillips Chemical company or
New York. manufacturers Of milk OF
rnaSrcsia and other remedies.
NEGOTIATIONS between the two con-
Germs had been under way for years,
coming TO n head at the directors meet
.nS yesterday afternoon.
To finance the deal. treasury stock
of the locN company Will be offered to
local stockholders at $50 per share on
Il basis of one share OF the new stock
10 every five OF the ir present holdings.
Th"r" arc now 100000 shares OF stock
outstanding and the new issue Will rep
resent an addition oc 100000 shares. or
$1,000, 600 in new capital.
TIE proposition will be submitted to
the stockholders at a special meeting
Ia be held on December .ls. No objec-
t!ons are anticipated as past deals ne
gotia:cd by officials OF the company
have proven uniformly profitable.
Moreover. Sterling sold yesterday at
C32. per share so the opportunity TO
subscribe FOR the stock at $50 per share
represents M. advantageous proposition
TO the stockholders.
Old Company.
The Phillips company is one OF tho
oldest and best known engaged in the
manucaCture OF proprietary remedies In
this country. It's business. which has
ben quite profitable. IS na,ion-wide IN
extent. Several other companies also
manufacture milk OF magnesia, but the
Ib;Ilius' L-3nd IS il said Is by FAR the
greatest in demand.
The purchase OF the Phillips COM
pany's holdings will make the Sterling
company twice as large as any other
competitor, representing ore OF the most
valuabi" additions 20 the companys
line .; products in recent years.
Su OF the leading stockholders pre-
dictcI last evening that the deal would
prove rs profitable as the aspirin pur-
chase OF several years ago. This deal,
DESPITE tho fact that Il involved an out
lay OF huge sum Of money. has netted
Sterling stockholders handsome profits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
Shoots Down His Former
Housekeeper and Suicides

s.. Adams. W. Va. Dec. 5.-Robert
Moody. labor"r at Nitro. in tit OF 5ea.-
ousy this afternoon. shot and killed his
former housckecpcr. Ida Roberts. at tho
home of Mrs. Mary Sterling here. and
walking to his home in the neighnor-
hood. fatally shot himself through h's
temple. lie fred several bullets at MIS-.
Sterling bu; none Of them took effect.
The direct cause OF the shooting ac-
cord!nC 20 statements made at an M
r,Icst before Justice OF the Peace VI. Y.
p,,chford. was the refusal Of Mrs. Ster-
Eng 10 pcrml, Moody to see and talk 70
Ida Roberts
The Inquest. incomplete because ct
Tho inability Of Witnesses TO appear. was
courtuurd until nine o'clock Wednesday
morning.
Moody was widower and several
children survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia: Fair "wednesday cold
er IN extreme cast portion ThurSdAy' In
crcas sing cloUdineSs.
western Ponnsylvnnia: Fair Wednss-
day and Thursday, not much change IN
temperature.
ohio: Fair wednesday; Thursday in
creasing cloudiness probably becoming
unsettled; not much change IN tcmpera-
ture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
.BARGES WRECKED;
LIVES IN DANGER

Utica. Y Y. Dec. I.-Tivc barges
carving to. 600 bushels OF wheat. were
coucht in a terrific wind storm on one
ida lake OF Lewis Point. lat" today
and are believed {" b. total loss
Three OF tho vessels were "aSh'"
ashore az Verona Beach and the o'h'r
two vcrc reported drifting toward -! =
van Reach. Efforts w"rH beng MAD"
by lfcsHvers {" rescue '"ur 81 'n'
crew. The boats w"r" owned "F ~"
Inland Marine Corporation OIL -\'"
York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
Holding Husband After
Escape Of Mrs. Phillips

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 6.-Armour
lee Phillips. husband OF Mrs. Clara
phillips. convicted hammer murder
rss." who escaped from the Los Angeles
county jail early today. was held in
technical custody pending further do
vc!cpuen;s tonight. according TO an
uounccmcut from the sheriffs office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
CLEMENCEAU IN
SOCIAL CALL ON
PRES. HARDING
PICTURES CONDITIONS
IN STRICKEN EUROPE
Visit to Former President VIII
son Postponed Until To-
day.

u..... ,..,,,., D-, s-lEv The Aseo-
,,,,,.,,,,.,s-
r.Htc" l"'SS') ')--''e'' HeS ''''''''',
.,dr ih" White l!"2so- lodAy ana 'A'N"u
WIN prcsiGru; Harding tor 40 minutes
Ru. the subject n"ar"s: his heart
American participation IN European AZ
fairs. itd no: come ~.
Tho y!,;. vas described ~ The Wh!te
TI.,,y,. - merely 4 social call ct co0r-
,rsv q. watch. !: was said. serious
nrnh,,n,@ Of sta" were not discussed.
Th. w.g~r said tonight +; was
f.l.,-.rul ylsi"". during which i" gaNo
IN, s.dca> his views about European
,.orI!,icns ii general. lie emphasize"
.... Ec did H.. asH ;Ec president Tor
.,,., a.Su-anrcs. po!u:."g oUt that ne
,.,a merely a private citizen ot France"
,rl asserting ne hal not Como 10
....,,,,.N .o rIc prcs.Gcut, but 10 pay my
-...,n..,,."
:, ,",,o,,p3i.'s y,frture OF conditions
,., ..r.;..,. had an,. effect on the admin
,.S-,.ro,,.s foreign policies. +: was 10.
i~tl.7;oi in comment a, tho White
II,u:r latcr om other subjects.
TorSets His Hat.
C,n.rencca.. was smiling broadly
.,rrcs aud fha,'rI co VOiuD,v Ti;h Jl!cS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
WHITE HOUSE OPPOSITION TO
ABOUSH|NG ELECTORAL VOTE

iud.rg 70 any such change IN iac con-
s,.u,.ra was expressed hy a White
House sYu,,c.man soon after the senate
ag~.rnl,slc s,muH;'"c resolution Was
3a.a before tho sr,.,''. Som" leaders In
TIC saratc likewise ,o.. ed their dIsar-
prolai or %" Amendment ana tonight
:. appeared ;gar a:.y efforts hy the bloc
20 press H." prorosdi might bring on 4
fight wh.,A would ,os, The po"cc OF
The r.ogrc--lsr faction.
vote pircct tor President.
Tuc proposed aucuamcn. would pro
vide sp,r.f:.a,,y t.,4r "tna choice OF
each sat" for president ma vice pc"s!-
Ira; shall loo dc,rrm}."1 Il: q general
election COZ a." qualified electors OF
,,.rh s.a',." 'au~ r'-m't'.=" voters +"
east ,nr.r ba..r's directly i"r president
and We" presidents The yn'" would he
rau,Issrd 10y the senate and house.
nloct.ug tu JOHN, session. Ca.A state he
!r3, r.,cr as many votes for this pur-
pose "a, D., has s,a.rn'- anu representa-
t.lcs
~ -e,n 2 ,a">a@s j." sta'cs should
,i.~...,s" q la.a o.; IL ruIl"rtE 'A"n the
rI,s.dcat would bo chosen hy ma
(Conenusd on Page sixtssn.}
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
Pressure Fr:m Industries.

There Is 4 present shortage 0i
common labor, and White House
; spokesmun disclosed that because OF
this there had come Il pressure from
industry generally for IAN increase IA
1t was added, however.
that there was an equal Qre&sul.
against such a policy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
THE INTELLIGENCER

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper in West
Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-06
BRITISH SETzEResst Pressure To Ease The
CI1ST0MS HOIJSE WayFo Flow Of Immigrants
Big Industrial Interests Seek
Relief from Existing Short
age of Common Labor in
The United States.

WashiDgton, Dec. 5.-Tho whol"
problem of immigration was Discus.
ed at length today, by Presiden;
Harding and his cabinet. and j, was
indicated afterwards that this wou!d
/" one of the SUBJECTS with which the
cX"cu,iv" would deal in his forthcom'
ing annual message to Congress-
While ii was stated at the White
House that there had been no GeCIS.
ion as to policy at tE" cabinet meet
ing. som" administration officers
were under IN" impression that Mr..
Harding would pguros" " COntinua
tiDn Of the present restriction law,
with certain amendments sponsored
hy Secretary Davis. and designed 10
raise In" general standard Of eul
grants cmhGrktng for the United
States
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