The sun., 1910-12-17
LID DOWN ON War SCARE
T'EOB tRfi Va THIRD RETDRT
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iEOu >ISRIT tRY or VAR.
tuN = Formal statement That the In-
formation called Ior bs the ilp,i,r
WrSlr,IIhE National Drfrnrr> uIli RE
,uniair"'i IN the RrSuia Rrport>
'.,.tI..-ru>. l-c III Tn" Admins
."ru'"i down th" ld TODAY "n
.u -,.,r" tdlk that has, h"'u ~tdrtrd
'.. -.ui r''~>IUn nt Secretary iIckIu-
"a. ."rnr'~ On the unpr'par"in.~S
'.. n.'l'ntl d"f"nc'- Yesterday S"r-
..... DICKINSON made the announcements
r .' would pr"par" a third report On
edition ot tn" Cutu.'rN'~ ,.t"Hr.'-
ward II I" "tougr"~-. hut TODAY h"
.i O." ~iS wh'ih"r the report Uuulu
800 "r not IN r"plN 'n TN" r"-uhl,.ou
... '.'t 10y Representative Mel .,. Iinu
..' ''r"'a calling tNr Information
'.'' Whit" Hnu-.. .,l-r me- Information
'"' obtained u. ." the Iut'ntInn ut
nrr Department Tia" subject va
,..r ''''d ~ "A cabinet ,n""flut: .,L,'
'...'. r- a probability now that S.'"r"'.t,.,
TO- .-I0-nU = reply to the Mel achnu r"-n-
....r' will h" merely formal -"ttIuc fnr,h
t-I' m" Information called for J. contained
% "'h"r reports that hav" alrrliv h...n
r,i" public.
Members Of the California delegation
~ .ouEress announced This morning thar
-a.r" would ba powwow at tho New
Willard Hotel IN the evening. AZ which
II IN" members of the delegation would
~. heir opinions on the yellow rrrrl" |
t'i -lnired subjects Th, Delegation
r..H md talked over tho chance, of San
.Iu.l-C" getting IN" Panama "Nru~i .
'."u lhsr" WA nary "A word about rhr .
u'Ur"pir''in"s~ Oi narinnal d"f"nCc- /
Nrhr"n'lN som" members OF tn" drlr /
..t'I'U had haen advised that II would h., 3
W.. 80 hut the thrnttl"
- OURS" IN" real war scare -p"riliI~i. .
r. 'E" House. men like McTaChl"n and /
H'N~"n. had their sav They w"r" m !
o-r~.i ~ Representative Tawnny.- .- .iat"- |
r"n' charging "A conspiracy between rh.
VA Department and military enthusiasts
~ 'h" H"us" :" compel Congress 10 open
''. rur~"-trInGS for unusual "xprudI-
i.r'-
E"rroS"n'a'Iv" McLaChlen -ay- that
Itwu"y admits that IN" United States
tar iS it, national drfcn"..~ are con
o'ru't. - lIk" IA fati"n"d ,.p"n vi
VI lhrnl"n adds u" would n.y"rth.
."-- Nty" u- pos" "a a gan. cock
iu Nrher words says tho rlI.foru.l
representative. n" would hav. is ir'l-' :
t'. national security to hhf. We hayr
Fed since tn" heginuln.. OF our ra.
.'ral existence and at regular Intervals
v. have been called 10y war our al
rl'InE pension roll- III" great hear
A. rnrrI-d 10y thousands of our people
bear witness To the fact that thor, hay.
'''" lawneyS IN IN" Cour~"l~ Of our
'.t'..u before.
When Representative Tawnav r.ai =
NJ N,Iachlsu = statement he -IIi. r,..
r'"c 'o m" resolution which McIao hlan
..i lntrudu"ed. calling uI'"u tn" ~.or,..
...r "t War for Information.
~. NCIAchl"n resolution was rp' ! .
.'' ut-d a. Il war l.rI~Jsr" II Ei- .
rr'"luE NOR" nor le-~ than "A political
.t-ur" II am correctly informed . y
'I'""i a hearing largely On r"pre-"ntn.
... nat IT would h. good thing tur :
3. M"l ld'h hl.n POLITICALLY 3
VI T"wn"v sand K.pres.rta'iv"
'''n~nn. refers Ia an alleged Con-U!raav
rIy' TO secure ~ increased aFrrof ria o.
'I during IN" present -''--I on. vn"r.-a- ID
.".- who'll" "1o-t - CLEARLY on" 20 prev ..n' -,
I'D" American f"o1i" from NnpwinE ~.
..i- ~" ha- fought "rv movrrU"u'
..r developing national d'f.nc" slu,. .
.h'" .'""u Ir 'uGru-- i1d ~" - prc-a ....
ow To- 'ighr rn. NLnu.- ...t'flu.- recon
,nendatIou To frrt'iv tt" FH,u'ra Cln4i
4" fought Roosevelt : "c.'ru"udI' '.,u ]
'.- S3D.On0. .OD 70 fOr'iiy IA" PdC.'c rou--
a''"r the Pacific inclt"n' VI, TIwr.v
n. person most r"=Dnn~.rl" 80. .h.
--"-ent utter lack Of preparedness .-
-lrural thar he : hould go TO crsa' o..
'-"'nes TO prevent the facts from h.',n.n-
,E known TO the public.
A man who would leay" his C1un.-,. .
T-hout preparation for war = 'U.r.
-iperficial in his knowledge or pa-rl .
SA' - blinded nv personal ln'"r"s,
in reply to HobSOn MIR Tawn.v ~,u. ! '
'ra- IN the fiscal yea 1919 ~" country !
eN1anied in preparation for war a -nm
presenting 3ai per cent. e our a.
- gate revenues and 81 per CON .r
account Of wars Of the past TINS VS.
I''le in excess of 4 per cent. Il rn. ?
CO lnrry's revenues for the year g
his shows. | believe said Mr. Taw- 81
nAv. that we are not dereliC' IN ur..- ?
parIng for war or neglectinG obligar ou- p
4 account II wars that We have boon -
ta-o.gh' -.