Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-23
4 Keen Criticism


 Arthur Schultz, of the Topeka State Journal of the most asute and able political writers west, interviewed Congressman Phil Campbell of Kansas on governmental conditions generally like Lord North cffe has much fault to find with certain things which he sets forth in the following fashion in his
 Fattery of the national administration, paid press agents incompetent seventh cabinet members will win the for the United States. That criticism of the existing policy of the ment today by Congressman Phil P Campbell of the Third Kansas district The congressman declared war would be by accident and that debating societies be dismissed from government the brains of the nation employed direct the program and make use of the men and the disposal the administration for the best results.
 Congressman Campbelrs indictment of the national program the first direct attack the by member of the Kansas congressional delegation. His criticism directed against the cabinet members directly charge of the programthe secretary of war secretary of navy secretary of and ator ney general
 'The best brains of the nation must be employed to win this war" said Campbell This isn't time for taning political places great responsibility
 
 has, just Germany forty years before the listed her greatest and able perform the service of which they capable.
 "It is time for the people of this country and the press of the country away from soft toned fatter the national administration and to look conditions squarely Nace. We bury the theory that the king can do wrong It is time to get rid of highly paid press agents the president and the cabinet with praise This affords time place for flat tery What this nation today and must have is results"
 z Commenting cabinet members. Congressman Camp bell declared reorganization of the four important cabinet places absolutely necessary. Of Attorney General Gregory. the Kansan declared:
 ''The president his attorney general seventh rate lawyer We retain political favores We need big men, the biggest the country has to offer. Our and brothers in the war, and must fight to win They ought have the be made this country entitled something of the facts.
 'It high time to dsperse the debating societies discharge the press agents. is time how many ships are building and when they will be ready sail It is time to know how many aeroplanes are building and when they will fly It is time to much ammunition we have available and when we VIII have more It is time to know the number of trucks construction and when they will be delivered It Is time know something of the being manufac- and when boys will be equipped The country has right to know the results which being ob taned"
 Asked concerning the length of the war Congressman Campbell declined to venture prediction.
 q have idea how long the will last" said Congressman Campbell We this war and will stay in until it is won"
 'eThfs war won't be won by accident" said Campbell "It will be through definite program and by the efforts of the best nation. Of all the inyen called before the attention of that special mttec do not regard of them of sufficient i'm portance of value give than passing concern"