The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-12
Hopes To Model
 New China After
 U. $. Government
BY EDNA LEE BOOKER,

l. N. $. Staff Correspondent.
 Pao Ting-Fu China, May 12-Gen- eral Wu Pei Flu, victor over the Man churian armyof General Chang Tso- Lin, and virtual dictator of northern China declared that he will call all the Chinese people into conference to adopt plans for a government modelled after that of the United States.
 Both General wu and the Chris tian General Feng Yu-Hsiang are certain that they will conquer all of China. They are still being resisted in the south by the army of Sun Yat Sen, head of the Cantonese govern ment.
 Gen. Feng said that his soldiers all of whom had been converted to Christianity by missionarieS-wen into battle wearing arm bands read ing:
 For God and country kill all and spare none.
 General Wu, who is the hero of North China, gave the following ex elusive interview to the International News:
 "With victory at hand we are al- ready planning the future of China. We shall call together all the Chinese peoples into conference within a year to plan for Chinese government patterned after that of the United States-so far as it can be adapted to China.
 we will rid China of all pro-Jap- anese traitors, settle the disturbances in the Shantung peninsula and strive to fulfill the expectations of the Washington conference.
 We shall give a consortium to any foreign financeir that desires to assist in the reconstruction of China if a definite date is set for the re- version of the projects to China We are willing to leave the money in foreign hands, but we want China to act as supervisor of expenditures. I've will guarantee protection to foreign business interests and invite foreign capital into China for exploi- tatton of our natural resources.
 we shall leave the choice of the next Chinese president to the choice of a national conference: I have no ambitions in that direction myself
 Gen. Wu alleges that a plot was made last year between Chang and Japan when Chang's agent conferred with the Japanese General staff over joint control of China He alleges, sfurthermore, that Japanese expected to hold by the left hand what she was giving away with her right hand j at the Washington conference.
 Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co. is putting the Lehigh Canal in condition for navigation
 Boston stock market closed quiet. l. Copper shares were generally lower. The market as a whole sagged off slightly.
 London bar gold has advanced Id to 93c 5d an ounce
 Philadelphia Rapid Transit fea- tured trading on the Philadelphia stock market, closing strong. Unior Traction was strong.
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 j. THE REALTY SECURITIES co. vs
 WALTER DORSEY. ct als.-ordel srATE 4s OF CONNECTICUT, Fairfelo
 County, Court of Common Pleas, ss
 Rridgeport, May 5, A. D. 1922
 IJvou the Complaint of the said Int Realty Securities Go. praying, for req sons therein set forth. foreclosure of [ certain mortgage, more paruculari! described in said complaint and posses sion of the mortgaged premises, nov pending before this Court, having peei returned thereto on the first Tuesday O
 It appearing to and being found b! this Court that Walter Dorsey, one O fine said defendants Is absent from thi State and gone to parts unknoWn, anS tfaat notice of the pendency or the com niaint was given as required by order Q notice heretofore issued, and now tn Plaintiff asks for further oruer notice in the premises.
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 By order Of Court x< SIDNEY N. LOCKWOOD, c1er4< Of the Court of Common fLeas TO
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