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The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
RED CROSS
PREPARING
FOR SERVICE
Detroit Chapter Re-
ceives Orders From
Washington
COMMITTEES
TO BE NAMED
Campaign for Finances
and Members To
Follow

Acting on orders from national
headquarters in Washington, the
Detroit chapter OF the American
Red Cross society Monday morning
made arrangements TO prepare for
immediate service in any branch OF
Red Cross work that may be oc.
casioned by war.
The executive committee OF the
Detroit chapter selected seven com
mittees TO take charge OF various
activities. and the lists will be an
nounced tomorrow by Ralph NJ.
Dyar, secretary OF the chapter.
A campaign for members. for a.
nances, and preparation for vSrious
kinds OF field work will follow the
OF committee appoint
ments. Following Is the list OF com
mittees; Finance. hospital and sur
gical supplies; packing and ship
ping. publicity and information: mo-
tor service; cooperation with out.
side organizations; education and
membership.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
GERMANY
WILL never
BACK DOWN
--xrMmrnnAw.
Foreign Minister Says
No Recession Is
Possible
AT
WILSON'S ACTION
Hopes He Will Warn
Americans To Stay
AT Home

BERLIN. Feb. 5.-"There is no
step backwards" declared the Berlin
Tageblatt today quoting Foreign Sec
retary Zimmerman In commenting
on President Wilson'S lrcaking of
relations with Germany.
President Wilson's decision is
astonishing" declared Zimmerman
in the Tagebla,ts interview.
The entente's refusal IT our
peace overtures left us with no
other step open except unlimited
submarine warfare in the 1ght for
our existence against the entente's
violations OF international law.
America denied US assistance.
We made no conditlon-much less
promises-to avoid unlimited sub
marine warfare We have broken
NJ promises. We hope President
WILSON, will warn Americans from
the bloNkade zone"
There is no step backwards"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
PRESIDENT URGES CALM; M;F0RO0FfERS
ENTIRE PLANT TO make MUNITIONS
WITHOUT PROFIT IF WAR IS BEGUN
Declares He's Ready to Use
His Utmost Efforts in
Country's Defense

WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-Warnng to the country-govern-
officials and ctizensaganst doing anything in panic
that might embarass the government seriously in its
international situation issued today by the admin
fstration
The president feels there panic haste warranted
t the present and has determined that whatever other
do this government going to adhere strictly
OF the law Then if action becomes inevitable the
limited States holds will be clean of any questionable
will be free upon principles and not basis Of
3Rxpediency.
something unwse might be done occasion of
temporary excitement panic. the different government de-
aments have notified all employees that their action must be
Guided absolutely according to law.
WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-Henry Ford, peace advocate to-
of the Navy Daniels the of his big
automobile factory in Detroit for government munitions work.
and agreed to operate il without profit himself
Ford told the secretary: 81 without question and in
The declaration of place factory at the dis
United States and will operate without
profit will also contribute time and work
harder than before"
The Ford followed that of representatives of the big
manufacturers and steel concerns who promised to speed
work and cooperate with the in
The event of
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
GERMANS Of
CITY PLAN
MEETING
Peace Gathering Has
Been Arranged For
Wednesday Night
CARL SCHMIDT is
GUIDING SPIRIT
Part of Movement To
Put War Question
To Vote

Taking part in the nationwide
movement in favor OF subiIitting to
the voters the question OF whether
or not they should 20 = war. De
troit German-Americans are plan
ming n mass meeting for Weds,s
day night. They are seeking the
cooperation OF all those in favor
cf peace. regardless OF nationality.
Carl r. Schmidt. III at his home
in Crosse Pointe, is directing the
plans for the meeting The place
where IL will be held has not been
chosen.
Similar meetings have been held
n San FraheiseO and Toledo. and
other cities are arranging plans for
such gatherings.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.--Austria
has sent the United States a note
practically identical with the Ger
man declaration OF unrestricted So
warfare, but despite this the admin
istraiion Is making every effort to
get a change on Austria's part and
avoid a break similar 10 the German
rupture.
These negotiations have proceed
ed for the past two days. Because
OF them the state department has
withheld the text OF the Austrian
note and has refused all comment
regarding Il further than 10 say II
had a communication from Austria.
The pnrport OF the note has BEEN
generally understood. but confrms-
tion Of its exact nature was not
available until today
Because Of its interest in caring
for thousands OF prisoners this gov
ernment Is anxious 20 continue re-
lat'Cns with Austria II honorably
possible. II Is trying TO get Austria
20 relax her position A Berlin wire
less message picked up in London
s7yinr that NEGOTIATIONS were pro
ceedlng for a change in U-boat war
fare NAV refer TO the dealings be-
tween the United States and Aus
tria.
Austria as the result OF a com
munica,ion from the state depart.
ment may be taking the matter up
with the German government with
view TO modifying the whole sub
marine policy. or Al least withdraw
ing her own position.
Authorities hold that Austria
could withdraw her support OF Ger
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
wayne LOSES
IN TAX BATTLE

LANSING. Feb. Figures OF the
state board OF tax commissioners
for Wayne county were upheld BY
the state supreme court here today,
and the court ordered the board ~
supervisors 10 reconvene snc use
the state boards valuations rs ne
basis for tax levy. BY the decision
Wayne county loses In an effort 10
have corrections made In RE tax
rolls. and also must stand the cost
of the proceedings The decision
results from mandamus proceedings
instituted by the state TAX "jtnm,s.
sioners.
Justice John w Stone handed
down the decision.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
bRAl| | TO TAKE Stand
WITH j. s, S OUTLOOK
Cabinet Expected to Approve
Wilson's Action on U-BOatS
At Meeting Today
BY II. ID. ROBERTSON
(Sfd1 Correspondent United Prcss)

RIO DE JANEIRO Feb. 5.-"A. b. c." nations rep
important conference called by President Braz
this afternoon decide Brazs attitude Germanys unim
tied submarine campaign and Americas appeal to neurals for
joint action against it.
The Brazilian cabinet assembled with the ambassadors
from Argentine and Chile at Cattels Palace at o'clock.
The Brazilian public is sodly in favor of joining the
United States Emphatic approval voiced in Americas action
breaking diplomatic reaonseven newspapers heretofore
strongly proGeman etoraly appaudng the American
idents decision All here unite in urging the
Brazilian government take the firm stand and be with
the United States.
1t believed here that the cabinet will decide to send
note of approval of the United States position tomorrow
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

The Ford Motor company plant,
largest In the world. has on It's pay
rolls about $4,000 men and women,
hnd the estimated value OF the Ford
company at the lowest Is 100000
poo. Should the entire plant be
turned into munitions factory, II
Undoubtedly would have the largest
output OF any sihrIe factory in the
world.
Henry Ford has been In Wash
ington several days, and his asso-
ciates here declared they knew
hothing of bis plan.
II vas recalled. howeeyr. that Mr..
Ford on one occasion had declared
that he would turn his factory into
the hands of the government only
on the condition that an armed in.
vasion \ as threatened
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
RACES
New Orleans Results

,Os fs 5acksssS ss l. fsriSps's g. 10 $ FoSf TO ~
won. Water Wave. iO6 Lowder). s
to /. , To 1. 90 5. second, Natty.
100 tKedetis). Z TO 2 8 TO s. TO
3 .,i,dr third. Time rss. :, ,s ai.o 5sna Day
Second Eace-54 furlongs sir
oliver. lis 1T MeTaggarU. S to I.
. To S. to 5. won. Patapsco, III
tMcAteeb. II 10 I. . 20 2. 5 Co ,. sec
ond. RaEgedy Man 10 fCrump1. i2
to 1, p to . . TO 2, third. Time.
i;lbs-s Dr. Prathcr. -Sherin.
Sanvorne plunger. Dahlla. Boy
Brown Hazel Nut. Glass A. Charles
Nahm. Miss Represent. Miss Shot and
Hester also ran
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
WILSON BANS
SALE OF SHIPS
American Owners Forbidden
To ransfer Vessels TO
Foreign Registry.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Acting
under the authority conferred upon
him by congress, President Wilson
TO-, u,c..acd there exists ma.
tional emergency" arising from IN.
sufficient ships and issued a proc.
|iamation lrbidding American ship
owners fto1 transferring vessels to
|ilien registry.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
NO BOMB IN
CUSTOMS HOUSE
Story Of Attempt To Blow Up
N. Y. Federal Building
Discredited

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.--A report
based on statements OF custom
house employees that a bomb had
been found under the once OF Col
lector OF the Port Malone. was fat
ly denied by officials today.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
WOODlIEN OFFER
SERVICES TO II. s.

DALLAS. Tex. Feb 5.-The uni.
form ran ~ the weedmen Of the
World OF Texas. numbering about
5000 men 81 considerable military
training. today teleFraphcd Secre.
nry OF War Baker. thru Comman-
Der McDlIl. Offering their services
|p the government In case OF war.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
BRYAN CALLS
PEACE MEETING
Several congressman Attend
the Conclave Of
PacifstS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5,-An
emergency conference In the inter
ests OF peace" was called TO order
this afternoon at the Raleigh hotel
ty W. J. Bryan and prominent peace
advocates, TO discuss the present in
ternational crisis A number OF con
gressmen attended.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
CONSPIRACY
BILLS ARE RUSHED

WARRINGTON. Feb. 5.-sp~ed-
inE up preparedness. measures
the sennte Judiciary committee
today reported fsyorsbIy one of
the ~ conspiracy bills ito pre-
vent nnd puntsh conspiracy Co
tnturc or destroy property sit
uated within the United state.
snd belongings to = foreign Eev-
ernmcnt with which the tnited
states fs NJ peace
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

WASHINGTON, president
Wilson went from The White House
To the state. war and navy depart
ncnt building today TO confer with
officials OF the war and navy depart.
facnts.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
TIE WEATHER

Detroit md vicinify - Monday
rtEht snow nurries. continued colds
Tuesday fair ssd not 80 coIdJ fresh
westerly winds.
Lower Michigrn-snow nurrie- and
continued cold Moudsy niEhtt Tues
dry generally fair except snow nur-
rfes near Lake MirhiEant fresh 60
.trons west 20 northwest Winds di-
mInlshing ny Tue~daN.
TODANfs TEMpEUATIREs
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

Hi-hsst temperature this date dur
ing the past a. years. 81 In ISD0t
lowest. y below zero In iSD5.
One year nro todsy-HIghest tenn
p~rrtures Mt lowest. 2of mean ant
cloudy weather With III inch Of snow
The sun set. Nondap m 5fs2 d. m
snd Rises Tuesday nj Tif0 o. m.
The moon set. Tuesday at TtI7 n.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
LATE NEWS Bulletins

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Te
prevent qualification of naval
movements during the present
crisis. Secretary of the Navy
Daniels today desiensted a. ofs-
cisi censor. Lieut.. Charlie. BeIk-
nap. Jr.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
IMMIGRANT BILL IS
PASSED DESPITE VETO

WASHINGTON. Feb 5--The immigration bill. vetoed
by Cleveland by Taft and twice by President Wilson
today the senate by 62 to 49, than the necessary
margin to make it law. The house passed it Friday.
The bill the iteracy test and the antaen clause
which Senator Reed Missouri today declared would result in
a misunderstanding with Japan.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
SPAIN IS READY TO FOLLOW WILSON
INTO WAR, SAYSENv0Y;U.S TRIES TO
AVOID BREAK WITH AUSTRIA ALSO
Dual Monarchy Sends
Note Identical With
Germany's
u. S. SEEKING
FOR CONCESSIONS
Vienna May Be Taking
Up Question With
Berlin

LONDON .Esh- Ss--spasn - !
se''s~ the Usitsd stasss asalnsk
Germany even 40 FAR % dsclar.
Ing war, according to .. wireless
dispateh receked from Rene
today, quoting e Spanish ana
bassador there.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
DIMES DON'T GO FAR

NJ wadays. except at tho Miles bar
gain Matinces." Two hours % photo
plays, two hours OF vaudeville-i0c
and 10c.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--The 81 Ger.
man and Austrian ships lying in
New York harbor today are sealed
They will not be seized unless some
thing further takes place in rela.
tions between this country and Ger
many.
II was stated on the highest au-
thority that not a merchant ship
in the United States has been seized
by this government This authority
pointed out that II was the seizure
OF German ships by Portugal which
led TO declaration OF war by Ger
many on that country.
The ships were sealed and guards
placed about them for the purpose
OF preventing members OF the crew
not naturalized TO leave the vessels
and take up residence without un-
dergoing immigration regulations.
Several such cases have been noted
The crews have been warned that
they must either stay aboard or 20
10 Ellis Island for examinations.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

AMSTERDAM. Feb. 6--No In
diestion that Germany intends
TO modify or withhold her un.
limited submarine policy was
given In German Nswspaper
Comment received here today
the first editorial utteraGess
received since Americas break.
WILSON'S action 10 rsersts-
nie," declared the Cologne q.
zette. But we are firmly de-
cided to apply our full means
OF bringing victory and peace.
" President Wilson's decIsrs-
ton means war-ws are net
deferred"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
STANDARD OIL co.
DISCHARGES
ALL GERMANS

BATON ROUGE. la. Feb s.
The Standard OIL Co. this afternoon
dismissed all unnaturalized German
employees ImI~~ liately following
this order the company placed so
guards armed with sho,Euns around
It's dock and other property along
the river
Large quantities Of oil for the NJ
lies are stored on the cocks today
awaiting removal TO steamers.
p-t-.t..n. .t-t- -. go 49,.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
10000 TROOPS, EN- ROUTE.
HOME FROM BORDER, ARE.
SENT BACK TOSTATI0NS

Ell PASO Tex Feb 5-Orders suspending the movement
national guardsmen from FL Paso to their home sta
received this morning at military headquarters here
department headquarters Tennessee and South
Carolina troops scheduled for home this afternoon
disembark from military trains and return to
their former camps
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

THE HAGUE. Feb. 5.-Aweri-
cans taken FROM ships sunk ny
the German raider I'm the south
Atlantic and made prisoner. tn
Germany will ne released. Ger
the American demand for iib~rs-
tion of the sailors. Berlin reports
= stated herr today.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Pouee
en-p~cters under direct chnrse OF
supt. OF Police Puimas snd
t"wsv'ts.i"r~v B~owriow today
made sfsr~fui search Of the
white House premises for the
possible prc-enc~ cf any bombs
or Internal machines.
NEw York. Feb. h-wr~.
Margaret sanger. birth control
advocate. wr- today sentenced 20
10 days In werkhouse In special
sessions court.
WARRINGTON. Feb h-Tse
P~twi7- r~Hef cou, i-ston wus
stiIi waiting tki. sfr~vuoor fev
nm answer from Germany On 't-
request for Massage OF relief
ships to Belgium.
The spsntSh ambassador ne
Heriin is trying 80 srrsnR~
safety sone. other-yi.~ the r~Hef
ship. are HkeIy 60 fall victims
Ia German submarines or stop
runnisE altogether.
PrintinE-the pisir rest hiss-tss,
- a
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
Yosr Choiee OF natsinx

should be the Wayne Hotel Mineral
and Turkish B~ths for Men and wo-
men. open day and night Expert at
tendants.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

Tvy our wsshisE ny the 10. Msr.s-
ehwsetts Lsunary Co. Main sooa-Ad.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
. GERMAN
TARS ELUDE
i. S. GUARD
Remainder of hHterned-
Sailors AT Frisco
Taken From Ships
LINERS HELD AT .
NEW YORK SEALED
Will Not Be Seized I'm
less Crisis Grows
More Serious

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.--Al
hut four members Of the crews OF
the German ships Seraphis. Neptune.
Ottawa ard Atlas were taken under
guard today to Angel Island immi.
grafton station On orders OF Collect
or OF the Port J. o. Davis. The or
ders were issued suddenly when Off
GERS OF the coast guard cutter Pear
~lrelessed during the night that
members OF the Seraphls crew we're
trying TO escape. Four actually did
get away before Davis decided TO
execute Immediately orders from
Washington To remove the crews.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

LONDON. Feb. s.-Amsrican
Ambassador Walter Hines Page
today held long conference
with British Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Arthur J. Balfeur.
The Spanish ambassador was
another visitor at the Britain
foreign office.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb. SEQ
retary OF War Baker went 70 the
capitol shortly before noon, pre-
sumably 30 confer with Senate
and House members Of the MILL
tary committees
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

PrirtinE-the pisin meat hfss-tnst
fs riEht-Time- Jes Dept~-Msfs <nxn.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

PrtntinE--the plain neat kisd-thst
O. rlEht---Times job Depty--Main fS2o.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

TODAN's TEMPERATUREs
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

didn't seem to give me the proper
n1urishment as / always lelt weak and
all in Almost invariably after
meals. gas would form in my stomach
causing me 90 feel bllatod
After reading so much in the news
papers cg what famine wis doing for
others ] became convinced that the
medicine mu have some merit and
/ decided tu try It, Well sir. thor
oughly enjoy my meals nov rs not
cxaggefaticu when ! say that en-
cat anything : care for nuw ami the
fool dirests prQperly and seems 20
give me more U1Ir,shment, Cabbage,
onions anj maus Of the heavier foods
couldn't can beia.a taking Tanlac are
a part OF my meals n9w IN fact I'm
better ever way sine using Tanlac
and / gladly recommend it.
ttunirels have Testified in the same
strain as Mrs.. Aspiawall declaring
Tanlac to be surprisingly beneficial
fer stomach. liver ana Kidney trouble.
catarrhal cJE plants nervousness,
sleep lessness. loss OF appetite and ;he
liSe as wei az a Hne rceAnst'uctivc
tonic for weak. ran down leE and 80.
men
Taul8c is now heins Introduced in
Ottawa at ". u. Dunc1n's drug store.
where a special Tanlac representative
Is explaining the new medicine TO the
public daily It also Is being introduc-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
FARMERS WIFE,.
URGES FRIENDS
TO ACT At ONCE
MRS. ASPiNWALL, NEAR FREE
PORT, is CONVINCED TANLAC
WILL PROVE BOON TO ALL
WHO TRY 1T.

freeport, M. April 10 % am salts
fed that other people can gain the
same benefits through T1nlac that |
have derived, and want to recon-
mend the new medicine to all" Mrs.
Lloyd Aspinwall, wife OF a prominent
and wen lSnGwn farmer residing eight
miles west OF F'reep0rt told the Tan
lac Man on March 81.
About three years ago" she contin-
ned. Il began having trouble with
my stomach and have suffered ever
since that time. II seemed that none
Of the food I ate agreed with me Ny
food never dlgested properly and it
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
Boston Red Sox VIII Have to
Fight Hard to Retain Cham
pionship In American League.
Last Years Finish Recalled

now close the race really was, how
ever. may not be realized without con-
siderable analysis.
The Boston Red Sox, pennant win
ners of their league and worlds cham
pions. won the flag from the Chicago
White Sox by only two fun games.
During the season they did not lose Il
single / 10 o contest and won seven
battles by these figures. Moreover,
they won two of these games In thir-
teen innings and one in ten innings.
4 / TO game is an uncertain PROPOSE
ton, yet had the Red Sox lust three
out of the seven that they won the Chi
cago White Sox would have beaten
them 10 the finish line. Boston there
fore actually won the pennant not
alone by only two games, but also by
only three runs. They also may he
said TO have won ii IN extra innings.
II is hard TO look for closer race than
this.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD Or CATARRH
Apply Cream in N0stgiLs To
Open Up Air Passages.


All What relief! Your cl9gged nos.
trils open right up, the air passages OF
your head are clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, sHuline,
mucous discharge. headache, drynesS--,-nc
struggling for breath at night, your tbld
or catarrh is gone F'a
Don't stay stuffed up, Get = small
bottle OF Ely's Cream Palm frasn YOUR
druggist now. Apply Il little Oft this
fragrant, antiseptie cream in YOUR nos
triis, let 1t penetrate through every air
passage Of the head; soothe and heal
the swollen, inilamed muc0us membrane,
giving You instant relief Ely's Cream
Balm is lust what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer has been seeking. It's
just splendid. ~,.,.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
''Tl' EASES TIRED,
SORE, SWOLLEN FEET
Instant relief for aching, pulled
up, calloused feet and
C0rnS.

Why 60 limping around with aching,
puffcdup feet--feet so tired, chafed,
sore and swollen you can hardly get
your shoes ON or Off Why don't you
get 25-cent box of "Tiz" from the
drug store now and gladden. your tor
tured feet
liz makes your feet glow with com
fort; takes down swellings ard draws
the soreness and misery right out OF
feet that chafe, smart and burn. 'TR'
instantly stops pain in corns, callouses
and bunions 'Tiz" is glorious for
tired, aching, sore feet No more shoe
tightness-no more foot torture.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
A Real Employee.

do you see that young fellow over
.here?" said the manager If the fac
.ory. Hes made up his mind that
some day he is going To get my ioh
away from me-
lis that 50? | shouldn't think you'd
keep him around here then"
Great Scott. mau I'll be mighty
lucky if every fellow in this plant had
he same idea. Detroit Free Press.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
Beginning at the Bottom.

In attempting to get some line on
what the clubs do it is easier to follow
the old business rule of beginning at
the bottom AMI working up. Unless
Connie Mack has strengthened more
than Is apparent on the surface he
again is apt to make poor showing.
Connie will have experiments at both
second and third base. His chief hope
Of making better showing appears To
lie In his pitching staff. He has two
first class pitchers and number of
youngsters who needed seasoning. but
show bright promise.
/ Washington is another team which
must be strengthened. Griffith has
some new men, but nobody knows just
how good they are, and the Senators
are In need of offensive strength.
Cleveland is a club which has the
possibilities of surprise. Under GER
tain conditions 1t might be one of the
most dangerous teams in the race. 1t
has fine outfleld for both offense and
defense. With Chapman playing the
game Of which he IS capable, the In
field is good. Much depends ON the
pitching staff. Stanley Coyeleskic,
Klepfer, Coumbe, Could, Bagby. Lam
beth, Boehling and Beebe are a mighty
good lot from which to pick three or
four dependable boxmen One or two
of these men might develop into stars.
IL in addition Morton and Joe Wood
should come back and show their old
time skill the Indians are going to be
mighty dangerous aggregation II
Lee Foil gets one more good man for
his in1eld Cleveland will take lot Of
beating.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
.TOMAKE MILITARY
REPORT ON STATE
CENSUS 70 Sc COMPILED UNDER
DIRECTION or LEGISLATURE
$4,000 APPROPRIATION ASKED
FOR WORK.

Springfield, Ill. April y State Sen
ator Curtis tonight called a special
meeting of the senate appropriations
committee TO be held before the morn.
ing session of the senate to consider
~---~
and report out the special $4,000 bill
to authorize the Illinois military cen
sus.
Adit Gen Dickson is 10 appear he
fore the committee in behalf of the
bill Gov. Lowden, Gen Dickson. and
the administration leaders are desir-
Gus that the bill be pushed to passage
this week so that the big job of list
ins the available men of Illinois Tor
active military duty may begin within
the fortnight
II is probable the $1,000 900 bill, ear.
rying general appropriation for emer-
gency expenses OF the state during the
war period. viii be introddc tomor.
row