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The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
THE WASHINGTON HERALD SATURDAY.. JANUARY 49, 1917

Van Horn VS.. Merchants Transfer and
Storage Co.; motion for leave to amend
ovcrruled; appeal from Judgment noted
and bond for costs fixed at 800; plain
tiff's attorneys. w. @. Gardiner and F.
A. Fleming; defendants attorneys, l. H.
David and David Wilmer.
Gordon VS.. sholes; motion for new trial
overruled; Judgment on verdict for de-
fendant for costs; plaintiffs attorney, T.
l. Jeffords: defendants attorney, Hayden
johnson.
Assignment for Monday, January 15:
Ils-Claggett VS.. Altemus; attorneys,
Newmyer-Jaclson.
64-Thomas VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys. Baker, Grant-Hogan.
132-Stevens VS.. Tobin; attorneys, White.
Andrews-Coiumbus.
100 1-2-Parry VI. Carroll ct al; attor-
neys, Miller, Mackey, Truitt, Baker
Diggs.
lSs-Lewis Vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Co.. attorneys, Lambert, Yeat-
man-Hoover.r
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Circuit Division No. I.
Chief Juafica CoxinRfon.

Simmons VS.. Melton Construction Com
pany; leave granted plaintiff to amend
declaration within twenty days. and BILL
Of particulars to accompany same: plain
tiffs attorney. John Ridout: DEFENDANT s
attorneys. F.. B. Rhodes and P. B.
Cromelin.
Brown VS.. Goldenbers; motion to ad-
vance cause for trial granted and set for
March 6: plaintiffs attorneys, c. II.
Merillat and A. H. Bell; defendants at
torney, Frank ]. Hogan.
Dooomobile Company OF America vs.
Broderick: security for costs ordered in
ten days; undertaking or $50 deposit:
plaintiffs attorney, J. A. Hicks; defend
ants attorney, Andrew Wilson.
Buckley vs. National Capital Horse
Show Association; motion for leave to
amend declaration granted and amend
ment filed; plaintiffs attorneys, J. c.
ants attorneys, McLanahan. Burton q
Culbertson.
Sully VS.. Hammond: time to file tran
script extended to February 49, plain
tiff's attorneys, Cuttings & Chamberlin;
attorneys, McKenney
Flannery and George p. Hoover.
United States to use OF Watterston VS..
Smith: death OF defendant suggested, and
Virginia Smith. administrstrix, made
pdliy attorney,
Paul z. Lesh.
United States to use of Maschauer VS.
Smith death OF defendant suggested and
Virginia Smith: administrators, made
party defendant; plaintiffs attorney,
Paul E. Lesh
United States to use of watterston VS.
Smith; death Of defendant suggested and
Virginia Smith. administratrix, made
party defendant; plaintiffs attorney,
Paul z. Lesh.
United States to use of Iesh VS.. Smith
order making Virginia Smith admins
tratriK, as party defendant; plaintifr'
attorney. Paul z. Lesh.
Landreau VS.. Hege ct al: motion Ia
advance cause for trial granted and set
for April 2: plaintiffs attorneys. D. W
Baker and NJ. ]. Mcnamara; defendants
attorney, John Ridout.
Ciotti vs. Grifith ct al: PLAINTIFFS de-
murrer to third plea of defendant How
ard E. Griffith overruled: also as 10
third and fourth pleas Of defendant Flor.
ence II. Griffith; motion for Judgment
under seventy-third rule overruled
PLAINTIFFS attorneys, Hoehling. Peelle q
Ogilby; defendants attorney, D. w
Baker.
Allender vs.. Washington-Virginia Rail.
way Company; motion to set date for
trial granted and set for January "a
plaintiffs attorneys. W. J. Lambert and
r. H. Yestman; defendants ATTORNEYS
B. d. Boteler and D. S. Mackall.
Union Storage Company VS.. Cross: ad.
ditional surety on appeal to be Furnished
within ten days; PLAINTIFFS attorney, A
l. Newmyer; defendants ATTORNEYS
Toomey & Toomey and r. p. Evans
Donoshue VS.. Maryland-Georges Greek
Coal Company; oral examination of Ap.
new & Co. garnlshee had; plaintif-s at.
torney, M. d. Rosenberg.
Assignment for Monday January Is:
In re Widening of Wisconsin avenue
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Equity Division No. 2.
Justfce stafford,

In re lunacy of William Joyce; order
approving report of the auditor.
In re lunacy of Christopher II. Schaper;
order approving report of the auditor.
Van Deusen VS.. Washington Bakery.
Inc; sale ratified and confirmed. and ref
erance to the auditor; plaintiffs attor-
ncys, B. d. Boteler and D. 8. Mackall:
defendants attorney, w. A. Johnston.
Newbold vs. Brennan Construction
Company; time to file statement of evi-
dence extended to February Q. and to file
transcript of record to February "a; plain
tins attorney. Myer Cohen; defendants
attorneys. George e Sullivan and ]. J.
Hamilton.
Murdock VS.. Murdock; hearing on rule
continued to January 20; plaintiffs attor-
ney, A. w. Gray.
The American National Bank Of Rich
mond VS.. the Arlington Hotel Company,
and Taft VS.. the Arlington Hotel Com
pany; order authorizing receivers to pay
certain sum to counsel; plaintiff attor-
ney, II. II. Classic; defendants attorneys,
A. B. Duvall, r. II. Mcneil. and r. e.
Chaplin
Dante vs. Hutchins; order instructins
trustee; plaintiffs attorney, George e.
sullivan
Barnett VS.. Barnett; hearing on rule
continued to February IS; plaintiffs at
,
attorney. Edmund Brady.
King VS.. King: order for commission
to issue to George Mason, Colonial Beach,
Va; plaintiffs attorneys, r NJ. Hudson
and E. L. Giles: defendants attorney. c.
T. Hendler.
New York Life Insurance Company vs.,
Bond Building Company: order extending
time to file transcript of record; plaintiffs S
attorneys, McKenney q Flannery; de-
fendant's attorneys, Ellis & Donaldson.
T. P. Iittlepage, and A. l. Sinclair.
Hartman vs.. Masters; order denying
motion to intervene; appeal noted; bond
on appeal. 800: plaintiffs attorney, W. @.
Gardiner; defendants attorneys, w. J.
Lambert, D. w. Baker, II. e. Davis, and
]. X. NJ. Norton.
Dawson VS.. Newman: order dismis.ing
original bill of complaint with costs;
plaintiffs attorneys. W. ]. Lambert and
r. II. Yeatman; defendants attorneys,
c. II. Syme and F. II. stephens.
Assignment for Monday, January Is:
3f7S-Poole VS.. Chevy Chase Land Com
pany; attorneys. Colladay, Barger-Ral-
ston a Richardson.
S-McAllister VS.. McAIlister; attorneys.
Jones-Collins
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Circuit Division No. z.
Justice Sfddor


Ihe Henderson-Rowe Auto Comnsnv VIC
smathers: Judgment by default for nlain.
TIN against defendant for possession ~
goods replevied and cent damages
plaintiffs attorney. ]. Barrett Carte
National Surety Co. VS.. jacobson. d.
murrer to declaration overruled; plain
tlns attorneys, Loving & Hammer; de
fendants attorney, r. P. Evans,
Rubin VS.. Burgdorf; first and second
pleas TO FIRST count of the dec,aratio
stricken out; PLAINTIFFS attorneys. T. IT
David and r. B. Behrend; defenda nt's
attorney, j. ]. Darlington.
Apperson Bros. Co. VS.. Probey-orrison
Motor Co.; Judgment under seventy-tbira
rule against defendant for S.s5s: nJain
TINS attorney, F. sprisg Perry; defend
ants attorney, c. F. Diggs,
Friedlins VS.. Freedman; cause ordered
to be placed upon the assignment for
February IA; plaintiffs attorneys, Ten
per Gusack and John Ridout; defend
ants attorneys, w. ]. Lambert and F.
r. Whippler.
Winbigier VS.. Lake; plea stricken ont.
the defendant to plead over In ten days:
plaintiffs attorney. Nelson Wilson.
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Preparedness Advocates Meet,

Memorial Continental Hall will be the
scene of an important conference to urge
preparedness Monday morning at 10
o'clock. Nearly every patriotic and pre-
paredness association in the country will
be represented, and discussion will be
had OF az least forty different plans Of
universal training.
The Navy League, although not spon-
-sor for the gathering. has volunteered to
send out notices Of ths meeting.
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AUTOMOBILE LICENSES.

sso-C. Corbliss Loeb Raven Hotel: Ford, 1915
fsp-H. L. Rust. ltn H Vt. NV; Frankhn, lHe
46sil-C. II. Livingstone. l2e Kenyon stude-, SI'
46s42-Gracs W Goodwin, 1865 kAl I'd ; Hup, lsls
.es4S-wihelm BIuInke. 81 st ne; Buics. 1909.
tsa-M. G. W. Warren, rzl2 X ne; Saxon. fs6
<ssi5-Miss Helen Tyler, lsZ 18th NV; Chew. lyie
+ss4s-Wm. J. Sutton. To6 G St ne; Premier. lsl5
+ssl7-L J. Conora, 1875 = st NV; Chalmers 1913.
4ssss-R. L. Marlin. l2Oo Mssa ave; stude.. 1876
4esie-A. W Boswell 92s Nd. Ford. 1915.
4GS5O-Iewis I. Ward, lZ6 llth st ne; BuicS, 1915.
4S5l-Marion J. Pellew 1857 Mas ave; Ford, 1871.
iss52-Wm. G. Smith. 500 Il. nv.i Dodge. lslS
4ss5Lwalter D. Rogers, Wardnan Cts. south;
Scripps, 1911.
issS-D. B. Gish. Inc. lSp NJ St NV; demon.
+s57-Harry Nelson, sos II 81 me-; Ford, lsle
tSs5S-A l. Stavely, IfA NJ st NV; Mehe lsl6
4so5-R. II. Allen. loA uth & Sc Ford, 1915.
The boundaries of arid and seml-artd
United States roughly include two-hfths
Of our continental area exclusive OF
Alaska.
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Bankruptcy DivfsioN-
Inattre Hitx.

In re H. N. Brown Company order d.
recting receivers to return certain goods.
In re Northeast Express and Storage
Company: hearing on rule continued.
In re Sealed Package Ice Company; or
der overruling motion for Tehearing.
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Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Justice Gould.
United States vs. George McNeary and
Nelson l.. Hart; robbery: motion for bill
of particulars ard afiidavit filed; attor-
neys, w. ]. Lambert and N. Z. O'Brien.
United States VS.. Morris Olenberg, nom
support; bench warrant issued.
Assignment for Monday. January Is:
United states VS.. Mary Anderson.
United States VS.. Charles L. Moore.
United States vs.. John d. Lynch.
United States VS.. Georger Armstrong.
United States vs. William Green.
Arraignments.
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District Division.
rhief Iuvffce CoyiuR ton.

In re Eastern High School; order con-
tinuing hearing until January 10 at 10
O. m.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
Supreme Court, District Of Columbi&,
Equity Division No. 4.
Justice Hits.


Justice Hits.
McIlhenny VS.. hampton; hearing on
rule continued; plaintiffs attorneys
George p. Hoover and o. B. Drake; de-
fendants attorney. w. C. Sullivan
Francis VS.. Francis; order dischargina
rule; plaintiffs attorney. J. C. Foster
defendants attorney. A. D. Smith.
Hoffman VS.. jackson: order extending
time for fling objections to order; plain
TINS attorneys, Ralston q Richardson;
defendants attorneys, George C. Cert
man and 8. d. Willis
Berens VS.. Detweiler; order confirming
auditors report; plaintiffs attorney
George C. Gertman; defendants attorney.
c. H. Bauman.
Bill VS.. Bill: order authorizing trans
fer of title; PLAINTIFFS attorney, Clinton
Robb.
Assignment for Monday. January Is:
n-Baker VS.. District Amusement Com
pany; attorneys. Colbert-Lambert.
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Total ordinary receipts of the United
States Treasury up to and at the close
of business January II. tss2. .eS7, 1855: total
ordinary receipts for the corresponding
period last year. $50. .S4s, 2s2.0
Total ordinary disbursements up TO and
at the close Of business January II, s5l7.-
$50, ,o4s.75; total disbursements for the cor
responding period last year, $40, ,o2S.s2s il
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13

LOST.
LosTCsTARTING CRANK HANDLE, OVER
land January II. Return TO resr lis 18Th a.
Reward.
EOST-FOUNThIN PEN. D. g. LAME ON CASE,
from l4os st. to woodwSrd's TO Gslts Wool
worths. .r Tth st. and Pa. !. II. LAMB
Phone n. E&
LOSTL0N 3RD ST. BETWEEN MASS. AVE
and IT u on @ st. between ID and 9th sta
ne diamond ring with initials. Return TO GhO
NJ HENAULT ~ Mas ave- Ne. Lb.r1l vSard
YrrYn Wy a rrrrn HATr
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Criminal Division No. 2.
Jvatfce Mccoy.

United States, VS.. George II. Brinkler;
violating postal laws; jury respited un-
I'll Monday, January B: attorney. Henry
z. Davis.
Assignment for today:
Preliminary call of appeal and certiorari
cases Nos. to 50 and S5; also motions
and sentences.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NAUGUHAE COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFOHf.
Rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
1902 = Street N. W. Second floor.
All caterers ard other persons desfr-
ing TO furnish meals 20 military and
other organizations during the Inaugu-
raj period are requested to call at this
office, without delay. and give the fol-
lowing information:
Name, address, capacity CnUmber that
can be served), rates. hours meals can
A. LEFTwIcH SINCLAIR.
Chairman.
WALTER NJ BASTIAN.
Secret1ry
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-BY THE FRONT
6oLoRED BOY TO WORK N LUNCH ROOM

GoLoRED BOY 10 WORK N LUNCH ROOM.
S5 ~. nv.
WANTED-YOCNG MEN OR BOYS, OVER Is.
with bicycles: permanent positions; good ~sSes:
healthy employment; comfortable surroundings fts
employees by educstiDg and trimming for better poS
tons. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO..
lsol st Nv.
WE PAY SO MONTHLY SALARY AND FUR
niSh ng and expenses to Introduce guaranteed
poultry and stock ppSders& BIGLER COMPANY.
N5D Springfield nj
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q s Treasury Statement

The condition of the Treasury at the
close of business yesterday was: Net
balance in general fund, sss,75o'5l2; total
receipts yesterday, 2,l2S,lGo total pay
ments yesterday. A,6sl,s
The deficit this fscaI year is s157. .22s ,cce,
against deficit of $50. 423 last year
exclusive OF Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-A CLEAN. RELIABLE WOMAN FOR
srpersl housewort 70 take washing ho<ns; unst
live in the nsghborhood- Apply Apartment /. Tne
Alhe-t ISIS st. NV.
WANTEb-GIRL FOR GENERAL OFFICE
TAyESNER & CO, III llth st. nv.
WANTEp-G0OD PREssER MAN OR WOMAN.
HAYESNER & co. III llth St NV.
WANTED-PARL0R MAID AND HELP FOR
hotels. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, Ep 18th
n.
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UPHOLSTERING.
PARLOR SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN TAPES
ty 50 up Free delivery. Workmanship grArzn-
ted. EDw. L. KEND1G. II st. nv. Ph n 1853.
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34S5e-Joseph w. Collins VS.. Lille J
W. Horton. ct al; to quiet title; plain
tits attorney, George c. Gertman.
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

'Apprntics allowance claimed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
HIGH sHERIFF's SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of Writ OF
Execution from the District Court Of
Honolulu, City and County Of Homo
lulu, Territory Of Hawaii, on the 9Th
day If December. A. d. 1917, In the
matter Of Plumbing Supply Company,
plaintiff, vs.. H. Yamamoto, defendant,
for the sum of Ninety-Seven and
1890 Dollars ($9713), together with
costs, interest and my expenses, / did.
on the 10th day Of December, A. D.
1917, at Honolulu aforesaid, levy upon
and shall offer and expose for sale
and sell at Public Auction to the high
est bidder. the property hereinafter
described to satisfy the said Writ of
Execution, at the front (mauka) en-.
trance Of the Judiciary Building, in
said Honolulu, at IL o'clock noon Of
Friday, the 18th day Of January, A. D.
1918, unless the sum due under said
Writ Of Execution, together with in
terest, costs and my fees and expenses
are previously paid.
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD:
ALI of the right, title and interest
of H. Yamamoto, defendant above
named, In and to that certain Lease
Numbered 3SS from the Trustees un-
der the VIII and Of the Estate OF
Bernice p. Bishop, deceased, to H.
Yamamoto, of those premises situate
on the Waikiki side of Cooke street,
mauka Of Foundry street, In said Ho-
nolulu, said premises being known as
Lots 2 and 8. Block II, together with
all interest in the buildings thereon
situate, said lease being for term
Of il years and months from Jan.
uary /, 1915, at an annual rental Of
$1,000.
Terms Of Sale: Cash in United
States Gold Coin.
Dated at Honolulu, City and County
OF Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, this
18th day Of December, A. d. 1917.
r.. PATRICK GLEASON,
Deputy High Sheriff, Territory Of
Hawaii. .
6S65-Dec. II, rs, 1917, Jan. 10, 1918.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
CHAMBER TO TAKE
UP QUESTION OF
SHIP FACILITIES

Consideration Of the suspension OF
the coastwise shipping law and Of the
proposition to ask the shipping board
for a broader policy in regard to the
suspension. will be taken up at a
meeting OF the board OF directors OF
the Honolulu Chamber OF Commerce
tomorrow afternoon.
The Hawaiian promotion committee
has addressed letter to the shipping
board asking that the Togo Kise1
Kaisha line, the Netherlands joint lines
and the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. be
given permits for six months and long
er to engage in coast wise traffic so
that they may be enabled to give as
surance to tourists from Eastern
states that they will be taken care Of
in both coming TO and returning from
the islands. The committees letter
also asks that as a war measure the
steamers of the Canadian-Australian
line be utilized by making them, call at
Seattle on each hUmeward and out
ward voyage and that they also be
given permits to handle traffic be-
tween the mainland and the isla-ds.
1t will be up to the Chamber OF
Commerce directors tomorrow to de-
eide whether they favor the idea or
not. If they do cablegram will be
forwarded to George Mex. Mcclellan
who was recently appointed the cham
bers Washington representative, and
who is now on his way to the coast.
He has a copy of the letter Of the
promotion committee to the shippinc
board and he will take the matter up
with the board IN Washington, D. c.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
TALKS ON GUARD INERTIA
FOLLOWING CASTLES RESIGNATION

in harmony with the military authori
ties, federal and territorial, but when
We do wire the commission sincerely
hopes that you can do ell IN your
power with both department heads
and with your friends and Hawaii's
friends in congress to back us mp
Surely some OF the congressman who
have visited here will know co1dt
tons and help US out.
This is rather a longer letter than
expected TO write, but it may be oil
some value as matter or reference
The message sent by Governor
Pinkham TO the secretary OF the in
terror, relative to guard reorganiEa
ton, was as follows:
Governor to Lane
Honolulu, May Is, 1917.
Secretary Interior,
Washington,
Govt. National Guard numbers
will be fixed at torty-five to forty-siE
hundred a nominal reduction Of one
thousand indorse following wireless
war department by General Strong
earnestly recommended that National
Guard organizations Hawaii be reduc'
ed by consolidation to two regiments
Of infantry, two companies coast
artillery, one company signal corps
one troop cavalry and one company
engieers, which is believed to be max
imum number Hawaii can maintain al
war strength. Hawaii has a larger
number of organizations in proper
ton to population. Those organiza
tions were formed with idea home de
Tense and under circumstances wher
war would cause sugar and food pro
duction to stop. Present food situation
demands maximum production ant
variety never contemplated in usua
almost exclusive dependence on i'm
portations. II present organization.
raised to war strength it will with
draw Is per cent Of farm labor and
cut materially sugar production. Foot
commission are awakening to serious
ness Of problem.
"PINKHAM,
Governor"
On May Is the territorial food com
mission forwarded to Delegate Kalan
A0A0OAS . Wal O1Co0 IbO6600S (uoI
ed his cooperation in carrying out
General Strong's request to the wal
department. This message quote.
General Strong's cable, which also ap
pears in the foregoing message Of thu
governor. and concludes by stating
that the governor had wirelessed Sec
rotary Lane to the same effect.
Regarding Transports
The message sent by the governor
to Secretary Lane regarding thu
bringing over Of 1000 Filipino laborer.
on government transports, and which
the governor discusses in the forego
ing statement, is as follows:
Honolulu, May IL, 1917.
Secretary Interior.
Washington.
Govt: Sugar and pineapple plant
ers urge prompt importation by them
selves two thousand Filipino laborer.
from Manila to partially replace mer
subject to mobilization, and desire
space on army transports be thus uti
liked in preference to merchandise
Please call attention Secretary War.
"PINKHAM,
l. Governor"
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CONSCR|P ton
BATTLE RENDS
AUSTRALIANS
Radical Laborites Think 7OOO
Men Monthly too Sever a
Drain on Country

Australia is seething in the turmoil
Of another referendum campaign
Carding CONSUMPTION and the ilght IL
as bitter II not more so than al tne
last conscription election says n ~
Ross. a visitor in Honolulu toda!'
Mr.. Ross is a business man Irohi
England who has spent two years IN
Australia and New Zealand ana Is
now en- route to London.
"Conscription is nearly the entire
subject OF conversation IN Austra.la
TODAY" he declared this morning: Inc
referendum election is to be heio on
December 20 OF this. year and ooth
the supporters and opponents OF the
measure are using every means loi
victory or defeat, he says.
The measure before the people lills
time provides exemption for marrieo
men. but il ii passed would MAKE
all others between the ages OF IL ana
a. liable for military service with the
british oversee forces. The measure
also proyides for the supplying OF an
Australian quota OF 1000 men montn-
~ 10 the British forces. When the
measure NaS utlCdtCb NJ
election It was attempted to ger tne
Australians to agree to furnish lt'ooV
men monthly.
"The greatest objection to conscrip'
ton in Australia is the argument that
She has already supplied 35o. 900 men
out of her approximate population OF
5000, 900 persons and that 1000 men
a month would be too severe a drain
on her active manhood. =.
"The measure is being fought oy
the radical labor parties. II mas tne
united support OF the government
Mr.. Ross AYERS. s :,
Others on the Oceanic ship in port
today state that che government Is
going to force the passage Of con
scription.
On the other hand opponents q
the act declare II will be beaten
worse this time than before.