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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-15
MINISTER FEARS
PEOPLE MAY NOT
CARRY ON WAR
krRENsKN ONCE OPTINnST SAYS
uIS STRENGTH ~ AT
AN END.
DRUNK WITH FREEDOM
eve Have Tested Liberty and Are
IntoNicatcd. We Necd Sobriety
Aud Discipline" lie Declares
In Address.

~ Associated Pras.
PETROGRAD. SUNDAY May Ia
yia London MAY i5-3;30 a. m.
Dclnyedl In an impassioned APP
poal to delegates from the front at
meeting al pctroErad today, A. +.
Korenskv. minister of Justice, made
the most alarming diagnosis OF
puasia's international crux that has
come from any official since the
revolution. The minister OF Justice.
y >.rtofore optimistic and reassuring
IA his assortions confessed that his
4 good NJ '''' :4a III
far7 diA. mar ~ coli. ~
! came ta'you. said kelcnslsy,
because my strength II ~ nd.
nor have Ling formy
taf $500 are c0u.cinuN
dawes in ra.0.t auA
rn' die two months aA
dream ol uow nfo was n
| f.e haarH oi tHc NussiaiN
WHOM / vls Grn The couutrN
govern Iieolf without rc whip\
Impossible - Save Country. y
As af'HiI .T. luiur now. II w
H. .mnO ..'e 'H save the countrM
'o.hIH '.n 'mn s near when we
N.I M.. fH reI Fnu thar we can
Hn longer .I.a you Tho amount of
.r..d fuu ',lr.' Hr other supplies on
t..0H E.u HH.. . right to count.
I.. pr.. 0I ffe change from slay-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-15
FAMILY OF EIGHT FOUND
WITH HEADS CRl SHED IN

DIES MONIES Ia. May li-Rcy.
Lynn George }. Kelly arrested to-
day az Red OAK. la. in connection
with tho "Nillisca axe murders u
1879. will bc lodged in the Polk
county iail mere tomorrow Go await
further action hy the state depart
ueut OF justice .accordin" fo state.
ment issued tonight by Attorney Geu-
oral Hayener
Although tho attornof loucr J
mqdo uo announcement ae to iE.
charges IN the case ID Was stated o.,
IA .tiacHr of it,' q partner" phD "a
reliably u'ormod thet Kelly prob.
hly Vlll be fir5t brought before %
auiiy hoard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-15
JOSEPH H. CHOATE
CLOSES CAREER
FORMER AMBASSADOR To ENG
LAND DltS ~ INV YORK At
tIGliTA-iIlE YEARS.

NEW NOiut, Ma, Ii.--lo>cph ~.
Chuatc former United State. ann
ba s,adpr to Great Britain. died at
ii:3O O'Clock tonight at his home
Ia this city.
Nh Chuatr hpd been ~ onb
since this morning llr had taken
o very active ruu Ia the entertain
mcnt iu this rity nf the british aud
French war missions and attended
service ne ,hr Cathedral ~ 81 john
,hr Divine with Foreign Minister
Baignm Yesterday.
Vi. thnntr vas rsl1rvd o. hY
Na,or Mitchell az one of the enter
tanmcifs ~ hm ~ ~ ~ sss li
ions as tine imcmo>i cit.1cn of ,eN
YORK"
Mr. Ch01fn w taken suddenly ill
blrfIy bc.0u DO O'Clock nnd W1e as
.H.d 'l hie rHom sud b personal
physician DR. William g. nwucr.
NH. called M SIR ChoIto died De
IHr. b.. arrived
With him HI .Uo Time COL. hIs death
won. .Whor. ol His family
Ur Draper announced that death
HH. HH. fu heart fa ure
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-15
ESPI0IGE BILL
PAsSt WITHOUT
DRY lENDNENT
CENsORsHIIkLSO EIIMN NTEp
BN SENAtIN FINAL VOTE
oIEhs'inE.
NOW GOEsID CONFERENCE
Leaders Fight .r-T me Prohibition
~ DcpriVin Gupctnment ot
Nhiske, l&cIuc nnd Dis-
ruptin IIusincss.

/ Hy Asso.intpd rre
WAsWNGToS May a After
luclry three w H. oi debate. the
senate hy a voiRf ~ to g tonight
passed the ndmituraiinu espionage
/ hin pronounccdt tnc OF the most
drastic aud al kisiyo measures IN
American couErot tnnal history
a similar bin ID pissod the house
md virtual redittinr Of many of
the most importat provisions is cN-
pcCted IN the fOthcomiug cunier-
ences
During t0day's ~ consideration,
the senate siripnet re measure en-
trely of prevlsia& for newspaper
censorship and ftrirtious upon
manufacture OF Frtn into intoNicai
ing liquors. and n od am amend
mcnt designed 20 farr speculation
In food products. hlth0uch sonti-
mcnt obviously wt Oyerwhe.mine
in favor of such "A flsIation later
As completed 4" senate hlll's
principal action pt' ,ios Author
iiy for The preshleid o. embargo eN
ports when he findl that 'thc pub
Die safety and weiti s0 requires
Onot iu the housd mcasurrl; nu.
thor.iy for the postafico department
Z ocensor mails at exclude mail
matter deemed srdlapu unar,hisii'
or reasonable. and trkug Cos mail
ing punishable undef heavy pcnaliic.
not Boo the hou0o Pill
Provisions of Bin.
For punishment n cspiouaro de
fined iu most dctailss terms ncluo
ing wrongful use Of military mlor
nation;
For the control OF mcrchnn, YES
sells IN American wabrs.
Punishment for cpna vance ni 'als'
reports 10 Interfere th uilitHr'
operations Wilful li't Iw % cuus'
ldissflection IN she 81 NJ 81 nav
& 80. a.-,g- ,1i,hr>o<u - ron
For the sci4urc'of arms l"u0 ma
lnitiuus aud prohibition oi their cA
poriutiou under certain conditions.
For pcuauyiug cuuspiracic do
signed to harm American foreign D.,
l1fiuns cor for thD dies ruDt..H u
CONTINUED ON Page fourl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

The bfi.I uf argument for tbc Pan
handle Traffic league ami BOARD ~
~ nstslupment of Amarillo in 'he
nmuI. rate ease has been transmit
"a tu the Interstate Commerce Com
Uis.'un 40 Washington ln the re-
IearInE The brief covers twelve
.1..s ans has been put In pamphlet
Hr Tho brief i- very exhaustive
DID,. tho matter. pending aud refers
rreiv fo previous exhibits iutroifc-
.I Boo evidence 8t both the Dallas
ud San Nutou.n hearings The mat
.,r vas prepared hy s. $ Stinnatt
ud HamIn Palmer Tor che panhan-
lIe Traffic League and On, Board 0f
lF Development
The brief allegs. discrimination
lGainst Amarillo AMI tho Panhandle
nd furnishes excellent data show
~ shy Amarillo .hould DO restored
a. rights under common point priyi-
irEsa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
STOCK MARKET
HAS BUSY WEEK
MuCH or SELLING DEGIA ItrD
rROFESslONAL AND TREND
II DON INWARD.


NEW YORK. Sept The enof-
nous accrstlon OF war expenditures.
me tenor 81 the congressional ia.
bates on var profits and taxes Prose
ident Wilson reply 20 the pope
peace note and other NATTER p1I.tI-
cal bad o. bearing on the .tork and
bond market during the aaf Fcol
Shares of the munitions ana urip-
ment companies experienced ID ..f
back 90 five 90 ten points. Tho lal-
ance ~ the lisi suffered correspond
ingly and the average % prices p'i
t0 lowest levels of recent month";.
hlle boz some Instances mini 1000
quotations % fthc year we're reached.
An overwhelming prop0r' In a.
the selling was professional. HIf M.
steady recession finally brought uli
Investment liquidation
uited States sfrtIH huge Hrn...I
fur fhe week. which approximate
100000 shares. 20 the accountant.
o. snt % net decline OF points.
vac tHe oyrrshidowiug feature IE#
stock not only failed fp regain 900
~ IiH ga per cent dividend .t
closed .irfHaIIy go ths l1Re.f I,...
Ihr amc cause. thaI prompted
The pufpourinF oI steel presented
themselves boz other iudu4frI1I
Bethlehem HierIs reversal became.
more severe after publication 0f ..
terms of the company urR IH8u.
ing which bear significantly upon
similar projects nos under uouaid.p.
ton
generalization ln exchange rates
on feirograd, rubleH failing fu lIt,
nnd Russian government Internal
p per cent bonds at discount of
almost 90 por cent from their price
81 O. year aro. reflected recent mul.
ury and political developments BOO
That country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
Jobbers for Diamond Tires

buying was mainly on resting orders
rho close was weak g. 20 - cents
lower. with December al lllh To
I1lss and May al lo5h Oats fin
ished y 10 = cents lower. Proyis-
ions advanced with q .irm und"rtone
and q moderate shipping demand.
There was a slow cash demand for
corn. ru' receipts we're small ana
prices advanced somewhat. number :
yellow selling NJ S2.10.
Eyouiuc ur trades over The holt
davs were feature iu the oats mar
ket seaboarl demand was slow and
offerings were plentiful. Country
offerings increased somoW bat In vol
ume though sin very rvht Cash
sales aggregated 2l5.UOO bushels
Packers Vere The principal bu'crs
90 provisions and produce prices al
gunoed closing about tue ton. The
strength of the hog market continued
Co be- the controlling factor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

URDOKIfN Sept New YORK
defeated Hrooklyn IN the final game
pf iho series Myers mutt of throw
In th, seventh Has ospuusihlc The
morning game rhoduled With Plila-
dolphl Labor uay Will bee played In
fho iftcruoon as part % a double
header
Ur1ukhu cancelled games with
Philadelphia tomorrow and New YORK
neat sunday pending q court decision
ln regard 10 The legality OF q sunday
anne 90 Ehbott's field.
grore v " T..
Sea- York 100 uol lo0-I \ o
lrunElyn 1Nu Ouu NnH
5alls, and Harden Cuduro. $.
smith and Kruger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
Spencer Corsets

Awarded gold medal at Psnn-
ma-Pacific Exposition. A spec
ial design for each customer.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Ask to
see them at Minors Band Box.
6l7 Polk Street. Phone 834.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept IT,
HOGS Receipts 500; market steady
tu % cents lower top $3.50, bulk
sl7.0n1f7.40. market &l.15 higher
Tor the week
CATTLE Receipts 2.u.O iuclud-
INK 500 calves. market slow, %
cents lower, cslye. steady for the
week. beef s'corg % cents higher
ON best. % cents lower on others,
cows steady to 20 ceuts lower. hei-
fers steady 20 20 cents lower bulls.
steady. calves. 30 ~ p cents higher.
stocker stuff steady 10 . cents low
err
SHEEP Receipts none. market
g5 to so cents higher Tor the week.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept l.
CATTLE Receipts 500, market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
CORN FUTURES
SHOW EASY TONE
DJIINI~S PRE-
VANS ~ NiEM CT TWO DAY
CLOSING OI ENtHANGE.

" T"7T-T Ut Y TT'|-
CHICAGO. Sept Corn futures
showed an easy tone today Holders
of abundant stocks offered freely and
hnrts seemed % have suffered their
wants pro-holiday dulIn"ss prevail
cd In view of the two day closing over
Labor nuy Frogts IN the northwest
we're generally ignored though. with
couler weather couv~r they acre OK
pectc d'o he q bulush factor. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

N Accounted ffrHs
HA-IlINGIH| Sept IAN 200.
r0l.D u approximately 81. 100000
ri total resources vac recorded dur
orr tI. week by federal reserve
BANKS Tho condition o. ban 1r
iurIa. Go uaa a. follows
licsourccs
Cold roin and certificate in vault
tfIt.r4-. 5000.
Cold settlement fund SIS. GH-. .Hf
Cold Ftfh foreign agencies So.
Uu .HuH
Total gold held hy banks fs.t.
.f HU1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

I d tohr General Manager son.
rHh0u Url# Dallas H Boz town
uIrrlue RI'h tbo automobile deal.
erH.
Sit CoH states ho demand for
f.nH..EHul AmH'fD pH. and
.f.I. growing up.I. aa th'
Experienced automobile owner haa
.u.. % rr1 1914. fWa
... '. H |mlIlr pr.Iu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
clearing Housc Ranks.

NEW YORK Sept The actual
duditi0n of clearing house hanks
and trust companies Tor The week
shows they bold flZ.aus 500 reserve
in excess ~ loral requirements This
d. decrease of fsG.46F.020 from
last week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

81 Wary's Academy. Amarillo. Ter
as Beautiful uriet bui.ding. Al
modern convenience Private rooms
music and studios. For cataloE al
dress Dlrerfrsss 5-i2-i9
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

HOGS Receipts 200; market
closed nomnany steady; nothing
choice on sale. top $lN.25. bulk
RIN.uOuiN.25. Estimated receipts
tomorrow. 5000 with good clearance
On market
SHEEP Receipts 500; market
nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
Mrs. :. g. Gullcigc aud
Miss Isabelle Jackson

NiIl open their school Sept 90
Nul announce later location which
WIN br strictly sanitary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
~ Louis Wins DoubIc IIcndrr.

plITsHi ron. sept ! 81 Louis
.pu tNo games from PITTSBURGH.
roth CONTESTS wote brishtoned with
plrndH pitching Goo fhc first COOP.
r held tho visitors safe until the
uutu when Wards tumble followed
two we'll placed hits, permitted r.
-ur' Two hif4 and sacrifice
UuucHrI un Carlson accounted TOT the
uy ron uf tho SECOND
First game
Score u. ". ".
80 Louis 00p O0O nOl Il , q
Pittsburgh uun Ou0 600 !
UorHum and Gonzales. Cooper
lul W Warner
SECOND same
Score r. o. y.
e. Louis 600 Too 600 ! 0
Pittsburgh 900 uUu 600 70 D.
Watson and SNYDER Carlson and
schmidt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
Vow Ynrl NIctnl

NEW YORK. Sept Copper
quiet September and last quarter
nominal lfn1G. bar silver lNa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

On sale daily to and including
September 3Oth, 1917. Limit fof
return October 3ist, 1917
For further particulars phone
SIS or 1918.
RE. JOHNS, Agent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
AND CALENDAR
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday itasuIt..

CHICAGO 4 Cincinnati : -.
Boston Philadelphia rain
New fork Brooklyn ?
si LlR Pittsburgh 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

r. n "

Score X. H. "
rhicnro .OIu 600 uU0--l Z a
Cincinnati uop 600, 0uK q % q
Nausbn and Elliott Tunoy md
NuFU
second game
score r. II. 70.
hIraFp .. 600 .l1 unn."l
Cincinnati 1000 600 a0x
Hulrg, and Wilson Ell"r ana
Nmsp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

Read Daily Ssvs want Ads.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-09
U. S. ARRESTS
MASTER SPY
Col. Bielkowsky Had Been
German Agent Here
For Many Years

NEW YORK, April s.-The Ger.
man master SPY" was shared today
by United States secret service
agents when they took into custody
Saturday night, Lieut. Col Arthur
IA Bielkowsky. a retired German ar
tillery oficer. His arrest was re-
garded by federal officials the most
important stroke Of the day In q
general roundup Of allan snsmies
all over the country.
In this nrst smAsh NJ the heart
OF the enemy spy system In the
United States government agents
found a parallel 10 the astounding
espionage system discovered In ing
land when war broke out between
that country and Germany.
Lieut.. Col. Bielkowsky has been
living in the United States for 81
years. all the time, II IL said. q
representative Of the enemy's gen
eral stan. and . close TREAD q the
kaiser.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-09
GERARD INVITED
TO SPEAK HERE

Former Ambassador TO Germany
James w. Gerard has been asked
to address the annual banquet of the
Detroit chapter OF the Sons OF the
American Revolution. which will be
held on the evening OF April 20 The
annual business meeting will be held
April 1s. at No. 1929 Ford building
The arrangement committee has sen;
invitations TO Gov Albert Z. Sleep
er. Senator Charles r. Townsend
and Congressman Frank y. Doremus
The names of the candidates for
once announced by the nominating
committee are: George X. Barbour,
Detroit, president; Frederick NJ
Alger, Detroit. Vice-president:
Charles II. Leonard. OF Grand Rap
ids. second vice-president: Ray.
mond f Van SICKLE, Detroit. score
tary: Frank q. Smith. Detroit. treas
urer: Franklin s. Dewey Detroit.
registrar: Warren W. Florer. OF Ann
Arbor. historian. and Rev. Joseph A.
Vance. D. d., chaplain.
The dinner will be held in Hotel
Statler.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-09
No Cause for Food Hysfena,
Says Agriculture Department

as means OF partial immediate re
lief, that every individual and con-.
munity should consider earnestly
the matter Of food conservation and
the limitation OF waste. Experts
Of the department OF agriculture re-
port that the dietary studies made
by them indicate an annual food
waste OF about $700.O00.000. The
food waste In the household results
In large measure from bad prepare
ton and bad cooking. from improper
care and handling. and In well-tod DO
families from serving an undue num-
Der OF courses and an overe bundant
supply and failing 10 save and util-
ize the food not consumed.
We are given TO a false pride
which makes II only decent" 20
provide more food than can be eat
en-. While this senseless custom has
not actually brought about the pres
ont food panic, the day Is here when
our false pride in an eVtravRgant
table must give way TO a close study
CT food conservation. We must pro
nj by the example OF the belliger-
Cnts In Europe who have attained
their food conservation results more
largely thru individual conservation
q foods. regulation OF the Diet, nmi.
tatlon OF courses and quantities and
prevention OF waste, rather than
thru direct control OF production or
regulation Of distribution under any
sort OF diciatcfship. IL we begin at
home, then, to serve the FOOD prob
lem. we shall cease our individual
extravaganza and economic on our
tables. This is something much
closer at hand than the appointment
OF food dictator or a conn lttee 10
investigate the alleged food short.
age. II Is something that all Amer
leans, save the Very, very poor. can
do and do at once.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-09
CHURCH:
LIVE 1O8 YEARS

BOSTON, April Swat a minute
Don't hurry
There are centuries ahead OF you
II you want 10 enjoy life for
hundred and fifteen or twenty years,
Be calm.
Go to church every Sunday.
Eat lightly,
Develop regular rabbits.
Mrs. Abigail Morrill, OF West New
bury, who has inst observed the one
hundred aud eighth anniversary Of
her birth, rays these are the rules
for a happy old ags. Mrs. Morrill,
attended church ser1 ices regularly
for ninety-three years.
mo matter what you believe" she
explained. "the haoit II going 20
church Ia good one and has a great
calming influence on men and wo-
men.
People rush about too much now
adays. No wonder they die Young
They should stop and think min.
ute. There are hundreds Of years
TO come"
The man or woman who develops
regular habits IL on the road 20
good health and hong life. according
TO Mrs. Morrill,.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-09
GERMANS CAN'T
GET FINALPAPERS

Now that we are at war with Ger
many, residents OF German birth
will be unable to get full citizen
ship. County Clerk Milton oakman
has received instructions from
Washington directing him TO With.
hold the second papers, which con.
fer full naturalization, from Ger.
mans. This Is In accordance with
the statute that prohibits actual
naturalization OF an alien enemy
during the period OF war with the
country OF his birth.
A number OF forehanded Detroit.
els who came from Germany 1--we
years ago or more guarded against
this contingency by taking out sec
ond papers during the period imme-
diately preceding the war declara-
ton. The total applications for cit
izenshlp papers during the Ave days
OF last week that the ONCE was open
was 703 On Saturday afternoon 80
came in.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-09
RICHARD 0LNEY
PASSES away
Secretary Of State Under
Cleveland Dead At
Age of 81

BOSTON, April Orchard Oh
ney, secretary OF state during the
Cleveland administration, died at
his home. No. So Fenway, late last
night, II was learned today. He had
been III for some months.
olney was So years OF age and
had been in poor health for the past
four years. President Wilson offered
him the Enthusiastically TO Great
Britain at the beginning Of his ad-
ministration but olnsy declined on
account OF his advanced age and
resisted all pleadings. He likewise
refused the presidents prefer OF
governorship Of the federal reserve
board.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-09
DRIVES MOTOR
SLED RAPIDLY

ALBERT LEA. MINI. April a.
A strange craft, combining the char.
scterisucs Of an aeroplans. a sleigh
and an automobile, has made tie ap-
pearance on the roads and lakes In
the vicinity Of Albert Lea
The strange vehicle Ia a motor
sled. designed and built by Roger
Edwards. a local youngster. who
has q liking for fast and unusual
travelling. The sled has a record
OF so miles an hour on ice, and half
that speed on ordinary snow-coated
roads.
The motor sled differs from the
usual vehicle OF It's type In that the
motive power II in front. pulling
the sled. rather than at the rear.
ulrusting II forward.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-09


HoIDRIDGn April .. David O..
egsd "a, ssi0vsd husband OF arafia
dsneS. q fhsodors-ss.. Tuesday at
D. m.
EARI~-Apru O. walter O, aged Sc
years. beloved brother Of William
Y. Henry r.. Edwin o. ana Clare
N. from " Gsist q Son chapel. sSs
Randoiph-st. via auto funeral ear
10 wOodmere.
MoRRIsoN-Aprii 2, az residences, 1Sa
Twelfth-st, Alexander. beloved husr
band OF Helen Morrison. father or
Mrs. w John Ward. Mrs. William
IeaEar hisses Anna and Mary
Morrison. Funeral Tuesday ut :
p. m. from residence.
sTEGIJcH-April 9. Melvin. aged 10
Emma siesiieh and brother Of
Charles and Mrs.. Julia NJ. Owen.
Funeral Tuesday. . .. m. from
residence. 77t Junetion-AvA
RHoDEs-April Q. at his sons rest
qence, leI VaDoouver-ave.. elias =.
beloved husband OF the late Reeee-
f. a ES9Ss. AS Mr.. s' a'4 Tn.t OF c nr:
and Harry Rhodes Funeral Tues
day at O'clock from above resi-
dence- Burial private.
HUTHERFoRD-April 9. lease An
sen. aged ~ years. brother Of Mrs.
phine Coates Burial at Chiiiicoths.
Ill Peoria. Ill. papers please copy.
CHAPMAN April .. 1877. a, hts
residence, ira Bcotten-ave., Chaa.,
beloved husband OF Jennie Agnes
and dear father OF Jennie, Audrey
and May. Funeral from above ad-
dress Wednesday. April IL At 1 .,
m.
DALEY-April I. Elizabeth warrins
Daley. beloved wife OF Joseph II
Daley and mother OF James and
Joseph Jr. Funeral Tuesday from
residence, 40 Cavalry ave. al s:3t
and Holy Redeemer church al 0.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-09
AMERICA
RUSHING
WARPLANS
Navy Already Securing
Sea For Enemy
Warships
CONGRESS TO BE
ASKED FOR SPEED
w ar Department Is
Ready for Training
of Huge Army
BY CARL %. oRoAT.

(sfdf Correspondent United Press
WASHINGTON. April s.-Ar.
rAngements for FUN wsr cooperation
between The United States and the
Allies may be completed this week
Conferences will be held ut the
state, war and navy building be-
tween representatives OF the allied
powers. particularly naval agents.
and the heads OF American navy
and diplomatic services. The Co
operation IL TO be hearty and thepo.
Preliminary discussion started Sat
urday. continued yesterday and
doubtless other meetings viii be
held today.
For the present. II is likely that
the American navy will direct It's
efforts at clearing a part OF the At.
lanuc OF submarines and raiders,
giving the Allies a greater freedom
Of action than has been possible
without American aid.
Incidentally reports OF one or
more raiders In the Atlantic per.
sisted again today, tho the navy
idea generally was that the Nan.
tucket Shoals raider was only a
drifting dsrelict.
Aside from cooperation between
the United States and the Allies.
the sincere cooperation OF labor-a
gigantic tActor-has been pledged 10
the government President Comp
ers OF the American Federation of
Labor. has given assurance that
there will be none OF the labor dis
rutes which for a time. mArred Eng.
lands chances in the war.
Entrance OF Cuba into the war
yesterday. plus the entry OF Brazil
and perhaps others this week bids
fair TO have n vital effect upon de-
velopmentA, adding az u does to the
crushing weight against HohenEoll-
ernism.
New reasons for prosecuting the
war relentlessiy-if any such be
needed-were furnished by Belgian
atrocities reported by the state de-
partmsnt Tldsiyeiy that
Germany's hearuesstfy,r-t is a men.
ace not alone to BelsiuE but to the
world. The report described Ger
many as gradually drawing a
strAngllng steel net about Belgium
making her a vast Internment camp.
The war department preparation
for a big army under the expected
congressional passage OF the con
scription bill IL rapidly proceeding
Al the same time the department IL
keeping every eye on the Mexican
border situation, tho the latest re-
port from General Pershing indi-
Gates no present cause for alarm.
Other government branches are
prosecuting thoroly the hunt for
German spies. Particular care is
taken 20 strip the border OF any OF
these intriguing German hlrrlings.