The Detroit times. [volume], May 25, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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FIRST 11. S.
FIGHTERS
AT FRONT
Transport Unit In Ser
vice; Others
Training
MEN DRIVE BIG
CARS UNDER FTRE
Collegians Form Bulk
of New Army
Corps
By HENRY WOOD
ITti/7 Oorretoondetit United Prrnt
TRAININ'© CAMP OF THE
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE.
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. Mav
25. America** first armed force be
fan active service at the front to
day. It was Bert lon One of the
American munition transport ser
vice. Its forty-odd young American"
left the training camp late last
night. Today they are hurrying
sheila and ammunition to French
flfhtera In front trenches, under fire
simultaneous with the Q**parture
of Section One there arrived here
Sections Two and Three. Two Is
composed mostly of Andover col
lege men It is to enter active set
vice next week Two week* hence
the Dartmouth. Yale, Harvard. Johc-
Hopkins, Chicago and William* Cni
verslty men in unit No 3 will b*> at
work.
In the meantime Sections Two
and Three started drilling *ifl
French rifles and the French n «a
•»al of arms They are al*n to he ,
ihoroly instructed in handling auto
mobiles —and particularly the b:g
five-ton American motor trucks I
which they will drive in active .ser 1
vice. The Americans are wearing
khaki uniforms closely re-enabling
the American military garb Many
have had military training m the
I/nited Btates. but when they began
drilling today they discovered the.'
would have to begin all over again,
since the French manual of arms
and the French drill tactics are en
tirely different from the American
The training camp of America *
first fighting forces on thr French
front Is Installed 1n one of France's
most beautiful and most historo
forests close to where the army is
fighting.
The American flag floats beside
th# tri color high above the encamp
ment. The particular standard ot
the Stars and Stripes now in u*c
was the gift to the munitions trans
port service of Clarence Mackay.
The camp Is officered by French
army commanders. Including Lieut.
J. E. Ostheimer. of Philadelphia, w ho
enlisted in the French army in 1914
Ueut. Pallly, an American and who
was captain of the 1910 Yale foot
ball team, with William Taylor, ot
New York, as swcoud in command,
comprise the commanders of section
Twro. Section Three has not >et
been officered ♦
The very first thing the French
army officers bumped again-t n pre
paring for the American fighting
tnen was that they had to have
breakfast. No French roldier eats
a regular breakfast, and ihe French
array cooks have their mornings off
in consequence. Hut not so a' the
American munition transport iron
ing camp The usual American ap
petite for breakfast are very mud.
in evidence Therefore the French
army regulations had to be altered
to fit. The French officers also dc
tovered tnat the usual emergent')
istion would have to be changed in
the rase of the American* Th*
i French soltlior carries 00,.0 0 ,. solitary
loaf of bread for his reserve food
supply when starling out on active
service.
This didn’t look like enough to
tie Americans The * intly
therefore, increased to in
addition, two bard boiled rgg
Driving five-ton automobile truck*
is the hardest sort of physical labor
and the members of these first
American armed forces ar* all pi< k
<*d men. The hours are irregular
and during battles turns on duty
may continue for days at n time
The great trucks must lumber along
in range of enemy shells
Physical labor, the hardships of
service, thr dangers of th*- Anna
line —none of these deter the Amer
leans. All they demand a to s* •
actual service In the quickest possi
Me tluie
Settled.
Bess—l will marry yon Just as
toon ss you can give me a town
and country house and a car. Put
listen, if t bear of your sending
flowers to June or Mae it will be
all off, and I’ll marry you directly
Toasties
LSy AND CREAM
ARE WHAT I
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MfflKT? LUNCH
EinoriM.
r«*atum f**r*al Company.
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ro*tum <"*r«al Cos, U 4,
Wm<j*nr. Ontario,
Outbursts of Everett True.
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many People aiyr isure ir re> Tw4 war
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obtained perrr. ter e ; , ,
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ho *:rgf- all pw *ohs bptwren .
t-nd 30 \rpe-. rosrsfor on Jun«* "» 1
tndr-e rena ’*- of th* U« .
Today’s Games
m-f • ran
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DETROIT TIMES
GOOD WEATHER
FOR AG MEET
, Sun Shines On High School
\thletes \\ ho < hish At
Kast l.ansini:
FAST LANSING, Midi. May 25.
ldc.»i weather cnnditi«»ns« grenfed
rhe opening of the intcrscholastu’
rack and fl« M me**t, whtcb wi\>
heduled t«* begin here at 1 o’clock
hi* afiermion. The meet is stAfed
i idcr he au* ices of *be Mtehi&au
\ggi->s I>»spite th* heavy mins of
jhe pa*’ week, rhe track 1* tn very
i 3«>o<l -h.tpe, and sonte record* may ;
;nc - -itahhnhcd More than 20 hlgt- !
, h,' ( - ■ will have cam? present
*rroP f>n f ra! and KalamaiOo arc 1
! ’he favorites
Offlctals for ‘he meet will be At- [
| follows
Referee and starter. Pr C A i
i (iritfi.a. clerk of course. Howard K i
flic, tn assistant dark*. Payparc
«nd .uk.nr ’ judge*. Ros#b«»oni. Cox
11 indaman. Bail, Mivndenb'irg. Cor
i yell, Atkin. Ormodv, McClellan and
'Carver: timers. Ijtrrabec. Huston
i jiurt Haaseltm-tn.
STARTS WORK
ON JOY FIELD
The government Thursday s’arted
w>rk on a li.At 0 > aviation schcol
r-e.r*'’ 1 p contracts hav
nc b> • n -•'•» Wedn**sviay to the Wal
br dg» A d'.ng**i company of Pe
-ro t *.>»tr.d for the school recently
was donated by Henry B Joy
Alb -r’ K -n of IV'roj’. drew the
.'an* f->r th** build ngs and grounds
Th « s the fir*? time in recen?
jr,,-. **-c gnrernmen? h%® employed
,«n sr- hit.- • outside it* own depart
mem*
{-> .• <sf-i rw*t ;» on* of mne the
government * building ail from the
..Mtrj,-. An- Mr Ksf.n r ecent'y w,i«
appointed arcDitact of -he aviation
*c,"litr if -’.e « »:rai corp* of the
l nred Htates army
PARENTS DESERT
FOUR INFANTS
n Prosecutor Marry K*id
*n Thursday secured a war
r ,n - * -he hit* u Newark. N J..
ol Clarence Blanchard and his wife.
Margar. BLneb;*rd. on »}-•* charge
e‘ a' r . ni- mne their so ir lnt'.tnt chil
rn ;; a uou 'he ,u>f (
Ss P: 4n- - d
? n? ;'v,* -. .rie h- r IPtle ones
e h*. » rt r- i-r whoever -hould find
'hefiy 1' is alleged
The whev»--ibou»* of the paren's
was learned bv orfi* ers of the Chil
dren ■* Aid society, w “io sentobed the !
b inch'T*! I *’* ,*Nir Vo i*-’t'T Four th
at. md *' ti? inquiries to relative*.
The cl dr* n range in age from
.I.ttne*.. five years old, M a seven-
Tt<'.n?T ; < i«i lr/am 1/eCi.xre The oth
j- - H . 1 i \ ’wc and
I
found ?er".n<'-rar homes by the f’h’l
rir*n’« Aid - >ojety.
j " . r •- 4 r ;dr**fd *o a M r s
■ • . i, ciip.int an r*■!,■ n
..r. r p,, ke l l her to *ake
Tc . , I. r ildren It was found
A, h*- Blanchard* apparently
viiia left ?h» nigh' of May IT
PYTHIAN'S GIVE
GOV. SLEEPER
FINAL DEGREE
Apb **<■>’• Sleeper ’he s» ie.>• ? of
.ir.r.o ,»rjd • and: Lite Knifh’a of
* -j ,r h -IT Detroit iod*»rep
- r. -. and . • • .nr* ’lian l.onO cundi
.4*. t *hru th** fit• • degree :n 'he
iftnorv TI irx i\ night. The .ere
ion’- 1 *< -d* and i pan ie \ ;■<
:■ pr :v ;*1 -'re* - - wfh more th,».n
i kr / •*> u ! r.e. »md was fol
i *d a an-i .e* In Hotel Cadi*
gn • r.t h* iar*Af «*
. and ’•- * . in formed dr 11 e*nj
f j sirs i- ’o?U'* S* proceed
-1 —'V? n* asc arii and
’o tvoodward, and thence
, th* arr \ sjer er il • elaborkt*
’osts -err* :: th'' procession
f;*K * ri i r.nor *« «re Ruprme
1 tn' * o: Jn J Brow n, of Van
a ’ i ',i r>th- Keeper <»f Rec
, rd« ! * e: -k ( VV'heaton, of Min
lea.-M.. - l Cban* * Lor Ray E
ff tr*. r. * Fla *Te Creek and his staff.
• or ’h'- with several past grand
hancellnrs of Michigan
Tue final (!•;*?'-' w ■* put op hv a
picked *enm The governor was the
. 'tfl V candidate lof thl* rjegree
WEATHER HINDERS
‘CLEAN-IT’ WORK
F'nfnvorith »hi* work
r, a“> hlndorr i pl.<n- for th»* imunl
1. m no. pro< U itio I by Mavor Marx
tilt wa* rhfl«ir#»n who nro I
proof dine i*;»h «uiTnin*«r gardening
tdanr havr on anod tip many TH'nn f
during th** w#ak, and tho nib-
I’ «h an olloctad ha* hr <■ n oarriod i
I away bv thf* rirv.
WilHarr H Savory Dead.
WlllF-ir H Savor rnflrod
I building rortrar»or, and »
nohnol Ifi"' tr and ri)f<*rvinor, I*
• 'lr . i•, ' ' in* Nr '*|4 TANARUS» “.'i
1 dftb F- .no.al t-rvlrra will hr
<-'d S- * irlkv aftrrnndrt a? 2 o'rlook
r v < k V • ’> Qi n» v-, r TV
l T *hW , pMto- of Tr:nMy Epiahopal
;r f t »r-h R,.r .i; a *'| n TVooddirro
jroniF'Fn M” Pivr,r. had nrrp a
Ira Fd'p* *** • T'«irol*| for 4fi . y*<jr«.
I * o»» I »,p in • r.* fn -I S a*r|i from
I Enel r 1 m r*r . old 1
New, Smart Summer Dresses §
S s ls°° - $ 25°2 - . / f;
v ' l ] Theve arr dro -.c- ti\at women “who know' will appreciate. All the new features of the summer styles in VJ
V;J Crepes de Chine, novelty Silks, Georgette (’re]>eß, fancy Voiles, Batiste and Organdy. Features include deep
a/J> pointed collar*. trimmed and embroidered, trench pockets, ball buttons, and inetal thread embroidery. QA
[ j / rKSvI
r,'.| Extraordinary Skirt Sale Saturday
n 300 Silk and Cloth Skirts /[ 'SJ
j Esual 57.50 Values at $ £I.OO /.J
Skirts >nr' newest style* developed from Novelty Weaves, Poplin*, Silk 1 Q/Q
- \ * (TTk
mlord p. f» in throughout. Novelty pocket* end chirred yoke* } Y/A
— „ ) uu
s . C/W
Capes and Cape Coats—NEW—sls up Yli
Saturday - Saturday _ _ ivj
JR] Girls Hats Wee Tots’Coats
Itemriyawit U«s*l $7.50 VsAms |)]|
NEW HOME j
FOR HEALTH I
OFFICERS!
Old Municipal Court
Building Becomes Part
of Headquarters
old municipal four’ building
(= to b* sconce. .tnd >hel
fop floor will b* u«-»d hr fh* - Rcar'i
n' Health It ia expected fJiflt work j
n*n v -11 b# b i?y or. *-u M 're
wi*hin a day or two. so h*t a* last
•b* health depart merit wdl have (
adequate headquarter* to figh’ I
nc ir.* th* epidemic; tha* arc now
fhr*a*cning 'bo city
th* r*w a' anger.* nt 'h-' '
t,r-' floor of th* building wi' : b»- j
given ovej to the drr trb' ft n'' of
building* and boiler inanec •>n Th*
• -fond floor will bo occupied by ih»-
A 1 -) J • » • 1 • • '
and th* third floor will bo an annev
• th* health "cm An iron br \z
wfli connect th* old court hutidme
at th* ’bird floor. wl*h th* board yf '
health building On this floor will i
r *hc office- of f.h* -ani'iry d*
partment, th* plumbing insp'N m |
department and th* hot;;-Ins m.-p*
ion office** About *‘> inspector*
.■rd n'cnot”-1 h •* . a v ‘
oflfl<*« on tht* floor Th*** change- 1
g;-e •
«o hat th* depar*-nent •* look tig .«f
o-r food. milk. contagious disease*
*mok* and administration will hr
rbU* to move around and props-1;
i ondurt th* .business
- T v *** hang'- vt r* se'f’c • i
a hen the count;! <
- ■
if’crnoon and derided. at-*n i»*
.;,r- t|r>n of »h* building* to a.Uth
Iz* them
Th* buildtnsr was abandon* i
Thursday morn n» i ! » *ri*
1 vor hospital. and fhf bed- ->nd •> *■
• ;rnitur* is bring carted swa- '
of th* patients who hav.- 1• 'T
'h* emergency hospital 'or 'hr ; ** _
' f.-ov weeks have rsrovstd and h<><
br.>n discharged from rp.. r«n .ns
Meanwhile th*r* t<rt *"■
! r».*r« and» v»»iOplnC -O ’ b ■'' '' t*
i drnartmont did rot n*’» and and *d»i
| i on a 1 ho-plfal ;oo ■
ih<* arar>» v%-r host '.
ah* np*n**d in tht* htiodint * p.. r*
. ' 400 r of 'bo ili.sr'a -r t
( city, b'd rnoor « Thtir*rt«t rti'iri
I ng showed ’ha - tbr r>- i ••n .'un*
only 770 rasr-*, ,ind all <>f * ru
i < uksn furt* of Ha < ontagloti 1
fjisoas* hospitals at» not
j r-fOWd^d
MILITARY RITKS
GIVEN XL’RSES
NEW YORK Msa 2f> Amsrira •
| first military fnn**ral *»< condm t
lod in a tiny llt»!*» undertaker’s
) ohapel on Broad’S at over 'he flag
drared raakets of Mr« Edl*h Avers
I and Helen Wood, the R«-d i r-o«
nur-es killed by a "hell aboard tlu
I Mongolia on their war to Frans
j Vollowing the simple r« rrmortv,
| attended hv 2f>d nur«»«. during
{ wMrh »he Rer P>r P< ag> «a!d I*
Is sometimes rot «o praiseworthy
♦o lire lone a* to lire woll." r b«
eofflrs wer* put aboard a train for
I f’hleaao.
The funeral «erv!re « ( s r r’\
military The only flower* >A*> r >' n.
.ur -h of fwost p<-a ai.d asp-f..
of rarnattona. brought by m in
known woman and rut at »h„ fr>..t
of the altar
Mra Arers* body will gn to he
! j.eoplo in Attica. Ohio, but th. bod;
jr. fi»« Wofvt ttho*» \ n h*-., 1 ’
IP i# het*n kfl’rd In the wk , ( nd
j * parents are dead will be
buried by *he rhlrago Red f'rf.--'
CASTORIA
Por Inf anti «nd Children
In Use Tor Over 30 Years
i2T<zS**«a
PUSH SALE OF
LIBERTY BONOS
Rankers and RusineAs Men
Hustle For ( ash Nt'eded
For M ar
"Go ro your bank, or the nearest
bank or bram ; and subecriba for
.< Liberty oan bond “
Sue i > the slogan of Ftetrolt's j
■’li»r!e »rn;A of bond talesmen I
wdrkiitg under th»- dir*«. tlon of the '
Liberty loan bond committee ap i
ooint* l b> 'he Iyoro;' rieafflng
isarctufion to push 'he sale |
of { -vo snrth of bond* In
Isctro;* :,nd Wavr.e coun f y
Ranker* ■ and business m*n who
• ot.iprise the executives ’n charge!
of the mnipaign hope to keep this
-h>g n in 'he minds of every He- ,
trod c-ite tin’ll Itetndt * share of j
'h> loan ha« .«»en -tubs, rihed
The active foci c behind ’he b<md
celling camp,i gn « «tuj m The or-I
g.*nirafton >-tage bur is rapidlv de j
velo'dns into rn» of *hc most pow
c-fui coordinations of 'ties ability!
p\rr instituted in ftetrott
l*rd‘r‘The direction of \hner F.
famed, chairman of the sales com
rottTe* ,i fore* of salesmen !
working In teams of 10, each with
a captain, will he sent into the field
hegirn.cg the flr«* of the week, if
not sooner to spread the gospel of
the I ber’v loan of 1917.
I
FLin moving picture nous* Ini
the c.ty wdl have a speaker who
will iddress audience* on all details
of th® loan and explain how sub- |
-•ertptions nis' h* made Th* aid
tnd <’o o . r!.-ni of every civic or
eanl* tlon ar* being solicited, and
\ ’ar are under way to name a
"Liberty I>>-ln Sunday" when pa*
'•r* will d'-v t* rheir entire **f.
mor* *o appeals for subscript ion*
♦ o ’h* loan i» • nutte probable.
■a «o that Vorpe of 'h* salesmen w;ll
addrt * tl e i ongregarlon*
•lehn W S'al»v vice president o*
•be F*> if - Sta'c bank who ha*
ie< n appofn'ed director general r»f
tire executive committee in charge
*f 'h* camra’gn ha* provided of
1 * ■ ( - ‘ * *h. |,.-tn k
t<ir th* convenience of (h* bond
. aml aiener* There th* executive
.n r ,'tee will rr*. ' er\ dav tri
tepor' on the progr>*«* c*f the cam
I ■■■>'.gn ..nd to iggest such '-hanges
In th* wot' a* will b* necessary
T l e f.'ihifetfy romnr**«* of ’Ahlch
Hatrv \V Ford <" chairman, has ap
f-o'n'ed rhartes A Hughes, sect*
•ar. of 'h* !> A C . publicity msn
•P:r j
A repo; » ; expel , and to com*
from th* finance commit'* r Friday
*>n the total subscript ions already
mad* It estimated (f vslll be in
th* neighborhood of $7,0110.000
THREE CRUSHES
UNDER A WALL
\Vorkim*f» n rocking OH Ar-
Hcilrr Hn.l InjurH Whrn
I’nrl of Structurr (ollapHex
Thr*c m»'n were caught tinder a
falling w ill of th* old Arbeiter hall,
a' f'atherme and Ruaseii-gta, Ju«t
( tc-fur* noon Thursday, and they
were taken to Receiving hospital
deep, a'ely injured I* Is tie|leve»J
that on** of 'he victims will die.
The men w« r« working ftfl- *h**
McCormick A recking company
n i 1 s tearing down the old atripc
' • t to to «k* room for a school for
.[pl'd chddren A-* they were
' w-r ring ewaA on the high wail 1*
’ suddenly g ve way without warn
i • and fdl with a cra*h. burying
the \*-f,r 1 men under the dehrls The
Ahern 10 -year* old. prnhn
hlr fs-aliv cr» 'bed
Rlrhae*! I»r>ugh 49 years old. of
No ik? Congress *t east, l.adiy rut
t I |. Condi'ton serious
NVllliftfi .dtnith. ?e istr* old. No
fonirr*** St east, badly cut and
Tie \rne j. nn Jrun and fltr.*| in
- ! 'tijte luce’s in annual session to
rl!li-dn N"! York
REGISTRATIONS
ARE POURING IN
Ru*h of Young Men of Draft
Age Keeps Force Rusy In
City Clerk’s Office
Th* number oi young men who
w ill be out o' Detroit on June ,1 and
consequently mns* sign the dr.t't :
c/rtiflea'** before that da ; e. is *o'
gr*-sr that City ("erk Lindsay now
ha* three men of his staff assigned 1
•o th* work, with John K*arne' In
charge
Thursday morning need of addi
ttonal room for those waiting to r*g ;
s*er compelled ’he clerks to us*
the council chamber Th* men
he’llg r>*v s’ered are from all par’*
of th* country, and are principally
those who wtll not h» in their horn-*
ci*i* *on June 5 Only a small part
>f them ’o date ; ava been De’roit
ers
Guv Ingalis. «ocretary of the e)e*
'ion commission. Thursday began
ending out notice* of acceptance
of -.f-rvice* to thoae who ha** vol
tr»t**ei*d »o take a f attons In the
booths on June 5 Th* notice* are
• gned by the -niaior. who La the
chairman of the cltv draff board
Th* notices say
T be* )e*ve te Inform you that I
bs** app f i'nT»d yen t *#rvs as re*-
i l*tn»r < .I the ,'ni'•<! tat»a g >v»rn
m»nt in th# ward
dt-tret. for th* r#gt»t»-atlnn te b#
1 : I .t in'* ' from * .« m to * p. m
J The »neln»«q h, .KJ # t will glv» yen
th# location of th# booth to which
v uj » • **>r. *«« gned and th*
hi .ntlH-'c* of »h* and «tr!ct You wtll
.* n.ififl*.! Just •• soon s* pf.aslhl#
•if th# u«t* on which y* u *r# to tak#
fF 4 * 'aAf tl ’ of (tff) *
Th* t '#- ! n t.chalf o* t>.* pr**i
d*nt 4** i-#* tn 'hark v..u for your
i valuabi# s-«i*t*nc«- a* s voluntv**
JEWISH RELIEF
FUND GROWING
$12,000 Vdded Since C«m
--p iiKn Opx'ned Wednesday;
( ontrihutors Make Sacrifices
With aoouf $12.u00 tubs<-riptiona
I added to the llOft.Ot/O pledged when
: h* D*irtiit Jewish r*dt*f workers
■’t.xrted out U'ednr-dav afternoon to
collect ) r. 0.00.. for Jewish sufferer*
10m t ie war in F>irope, attammen*
of the full amount •*»m* to he aim
ply a mat’er of a few /lays
During the ram pa i gn. which win
continue un»1I Sunday. June jt, *h*
worker'- will meet everv day f or
noon luncheon in the Detroit Board
! r.f ('ortimerce, to make reports
There am team* s» work with
i about MX) men and women as m* in
tiers f>nh J»-wlsh citizens wHI he
asked to contribute, out any petaon
I wlllini tfi civ" toward the fund may
Ido so and their contribution largr
,ir small, will he gratefully a< knowl
• dio and t’beck* should b* sent to the
j Detrt it campaign headquarters in
jih* Washington ai«ade
A struggling Jewish merchant of
I ‘he cltv who a v*ai ago gave S.?T)
toward the *anie fund. W#dne«dav
! ifternoon sent $1 ,000, accompanied
tv a letter In which h<- said that
-Itho h* had not as much money
this vest a* last he realised how
was the suffering and the need
rs hlr race in war stricken Fhirop
and that be feit Impelled ♦« »< nd
the larger nmount even at great
sacrlfl'e to himself and his family.
CITY WITHOUT
GAS INSPECTOR
Reran** the board of estimates
failed to mak* a salary allowance
for th* position of gas Inapector,
tii* ga* furnished by the latroit
div Gas company has not h/*n
tested for the last two month*
t ommis*inner Fenkell. «*f the de
partment of public works. an
I nbuneed Tburs'Lc 'ha* George J
' Wh'fe. who had V<*»n gas inspector
I • *> * th* position wa* created had
( re«lm*d. and that,he had been un
, abl* to All the vacancy because of
| the non allowance of fund’.
FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1917.
BIG TRUSTS
TO HANDLE
WAR WORK
Sherman Law to Be
Shelved During
Emergency
WILSON TO BE
IN FULL CONTROL
_ .. .
Will Have Pon'er to
( urb Any Attempt
At Abuse
ffT ROBFRT J HE V DF.R '
RtafJ i ormpnnticnt I'vtt+J PrrMt
WASHINGTON. Mai ?*, Gow
! ernment control of all groat monop
' ./lies in tJi* I’nlt'd Stic** will be
authorized but not directed- by the
present congress.
This legislation la expected
i "keep la line” combination* which
win be permit‘ed to form during
( pre«* nt emergency despite the Shcr
; man /»n f l tru- t law
A bill will b* reported out of th*
senate Intor-itate commerce coni
rr-.i’tee within a f* w da;.-, authorii
! Ing President Wilson to direct, the
operation of all th* riiilrond*
Provision will he madi ior him
(to command*>cr nil ship building
I plants .ir.d faciorle* • nr-iged in pro
duction <>f material neerv-ary in ihe
constru tlon of »* ***ls
I Th” president will be given virtual
ipow->r<- of dictator in directing dl*
I trlbution of supplies of all kinds.
( There I* a plan undo! way In con
' gr* »* now 'o thwart the efforts of
the great coal combine *o keep up
; price* by authoriilng th* president
to fli price «in this commodity The
first «trp toward this end whs taken
\e**»-rdai when Senator Cummins,
lowa Introduced a measure author
ising th* government to flx th*
j price* on all supplies for railroad*
No obstacles have been placed In
'he way of th* formation of a coal
Iru.-f by the government Arrange
m**nt* hai* )>*en mad* for coal c*mi
panics, railroad* and water trans
poria'ton lin*.*. to pool th*ir Inter
eats In r om* case* Alreadv there
ha* been a marked decrease in th*
cost n f producing and distributing
coal and Interstate commerce com
mission authorities declared todav
j th* railroads would *ave $*»00.000,000
annuuliv un • ’ the n*-w emubination
; permitted hv »h* government.
Instefir] of working in *onipetlMon
With more than t hundred different
grading*, tlx coal c*>nipanie* have
reduced th* i. grading* «o l*s* than
j a dozen On flupefflor th*
' * orl conipanl* * now have common
| distribution point* instead of Indi
vlduai bunker* for each company
• Similar arrangement* are being
i made at Newport News, Baltimore
: and Philadelphia
See the Three Hi« National
Parka and Colorado on
One Vacation
Y u are planning f"t your mnim»r
vacation ?
Y«ni ,| r't know where t» jro?
Well. think of thin
Through Olaclar *nrl YeJlnw«tnn*
Vnttnnnl I'nikp, out from Y»• 11.• w
m- "vrr th» w n'l<-rf!il new "« orlv
nil theae tnpn l»y ornfort
ihl" kiilomohiu. a novelty perfected
only thin year an 4 th*n Ttorkv
Mountain <Katc«) National Park In
Colorado, with a Jaunt to I>#nv»r an.l
PoMrarto Spring* fPlken Peak and
thr of the Oortn" hv>.
The government han »p»nt money
tl.ia pant y**r In nddlna to
the attraction of tbeee pla> ground •
of the people.
There In no trip In the wrrM n-.
TArtod and full of InUr**!
The whole trip l« made over the
linen of a aln*t* railroad u«i#m th*
Porlington n>.nte th* Mb. pronnet
nut w»l|-m«ti»*ol, .|r«i r-n-lM'o rni|
nr,nr! of the tV> »t One tlrket n*’»f
one railroad
B|,, r it• nff'ee or write te* m*
tnM 'All hot* *>h*!|v unil <’omfor fa hit
. th;» wonderful t r o -an he made AnV
for foldern de«-r‘Mn» h Park Pitlj
i‘ of map" nod Vo charge
1 F"rnn<-|« o*n Pa«« f W
and fg P n.m; M fa. kn .n so A e» •
raar. Adv.