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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

9iitberif SnOremisiion / @mui.
peg, Can. 9eo ct al Sc lut5erife
9ienig5eoer I @innipeg, San, NJ
Zig afbolot Nsoe org%aniierereoe5
EN- alminoelig Snoremisiions Sore.
ming meo Guit. 9. 5. 1engoalo
(nf Den i~peirife auguitana SDno.
De) iom 6ormano. Nan agter at
begpn0e oenne 8irfiombeo meo0p.
fsrelien al ct IutberIf Ggltebiem
iom ct Willoe ON Geformntionens
400 9fnrs Subileum. Der finoes
II lutberife Menigbeoer 8lnni-
peg, % De fleite al Dem er interes-
iereoe i Oct ~paa5egpnOte Snore-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

ON airfefolfets 9elitano fri
per 1r. Norlie zen Al Sc Reno,
iom Dor airfe for nogle War iioen
foriegte at falOe til teoloaiif Bro.
fesior / 6ngelf0: IS BET belle fan
BET paaDiies, at BET norife STRIFE.
folf bar giort oct beore / timeIig
@enieeu0e emo De. JON bar itaaet
uoen ON al firfeIi9 6~orbinOeIie-
d bette til Gro0s ior. at De 0eo
Si0en al at rno0e, bpsge, Ifaiie
tilpeie t~ilitruffeli9 til 2iosopbolo.
oporage Oeres Bern % bataleSfat
ogiaa 5ar baaret 9irfens 9uroe.
noget Be ufirfeliae bar OGret ipa
ret ior. "a De firfeIi1e lloaiitgr i
bette 3i0srtm beleber ia tt 9til
lioner. @en til 9roos ior. eler
rettere netop paa @rimo al bette
Offer til 6erren er airfens6oIf
bleoet iarlig oelii9net iaapel ! ii
melig iom ! aanoeIia 6eaieeHoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

On be tire norif-lntberife Sir.
fe~ianfunos Sammenilutning fri
Der v2utb.~ al 6. SUM: syfaar bet
tc Rr. fommer pore 2piere / 59n-
Be. bill De ire Snmiuno, 9auges
Snnooe, Gen norife Spnooe og
Den foreneoe 4irfe allereoe opre
iomlet til oeres reipeftiDe aarsmb-
Ser i ct. gaitl, Rinn. Sfslge
groarammet bar oisie snmfuuo
fun ire Gage til at afpifle bper
fine Mffarer og gre fig iaroise til
sommenilitning- Og paa 2sroag,
ben 8. Sltni, ifaI Joreninsen finoe
,steo 8irfeliggsrelien Of oct
uorif.amerifanife Rirfefolfs eangs.
Ter, Opfploelien al bets Bonner
Qoa ben Dag bill 9itfinoer al bort
eolfs Meprafentdnter iamles ! bet
tore Mlfbitorium ! ct. Rail %
bfonoe oeres Ndter ! falles Eat
a gris. pnn ben Dag 90 til bet
afoffefet, ba @soet ! aiioitOriet
ifslae Rrosranrtet ifdl anbnes, pfl
oirfenoferne ringe no oDer bet
oorsfe oono Iom ct llotrDf for bet
,,orise airfefoIfs 9af til Sub for
ana tore gsodbe. 3 ben stnnO
ale babe Dc, Tom er
s~.res ~ Mp6e, % Be, iom ii0oer
<;.r,nre for 6errens 7rone."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
fu lanO
uaOer GrnIe0i,is ger
or 5iaac 8on 2eoiue, 6oriattaren
al Zen rusiiife aeoohition. =

Situationen / Ruslan0 er en- Al
3i0ens iHteresianteite @mner, %
ielgenoe Artifel er en- al De inter
esianteite, pi bar Jet angaaenoe
oette emne, 9oorior oi Der meO0e.
Ter Den / O~peri9ttelie ira engelif.
6or at funne ~foritaa De tiIipne.
laOenoe gaaoehlloe 9esiOenbeoer
oct npe 3uslano iioen aeooIutio-
men IioitIeone Marts er BET nsouen-
oigt at minoes ct faroinalt 5aftum,
JON mlig er bleoen fenOt. % BET
tie 5oftum er, at Neoolutionen life
bar 8uniaens % De enre alasiers,
men fulotuo ben arbeioenoe Mas-
les Sarf.
Gette gap Retrograo &orreipon-
o%enterne life alarbeo ooer, oa De
meooelte ON Opitanoen. Ge iegte
oerimoo at giue Sn0trDf al at Du-
maen par Opitanoens Seoer. Get
tie Snotrpf ianf iaa opbt, at 8eroer
par belt ioroirret oper uooitIingen
I MpriI % Wai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

SoDa5Spnooen al ben lntberife
2irfe, Der o~priuoelig beitemte at
jamie 100000 iom ct Subtle
umsiono til Dtinoe ON ben III
tberIfe 8eiormatious 9egDuoelie ior
400 Mar iioen, oreD ar6eioet Tor
at iaa oenne Gum iubifriberet
meo en- iaaoan Strait, at Den ior
en- Eio TOen fanot, at 0taalet par
operifreoet. Saa rejite man gtan-
let til 100000, os M a~rbeioer
man Tor at nan bette Maal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
Sutrrt

IA ie1 ilere Ste0er Jar iogf.
oct, og ieg amer Oct JON min l5lij
at 8ipe Operiigi ooer, 9a5r Sen
gene II Reiormationsaaeen er
Iubifriberet / Oe repefftns 2rasa
fab % areoie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

Naar Leserne henvender sig til Folk,
sem averterer i Bladet, enten for at
ksbe hos dem eller for at faa oplysning
ON Diet averterede, bedes de altid ON
tale. at de saa Avertissementet / dette
Blad. bet vii we're til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

3e5uoeu er ser iIbifriberet Ell
Tel Al @raiier. b0is Nenig5eoer
fife er ogisrte Der. On Del er al.
lereoe inobetalt Al enfelie 6erio.
ler. hois 5nbifription lea alorig
BAR iaaet q life pco noq. 4 on,
- Masil6eo DC itaar I 8or6in
6s''a mo TIT lalt til oo%enanisrte
~ 7ise 10 $4,000.
3io1ie ira q. 2af., boor Sa1l
itormen sOelagoe oeres SOFT ! 6ior.
BAR begpret % ianet Senitano ior
6 Maaneoer. Sea oenter. al life
alene oisie. Der par b~enipusinloe
REF til at beoe ON 6enitano. men
oaiaa ale andre oil opre reoelige
naf % betale Serren oeres Ssite.
1ef or 6efIaleligt. at manae @rp
Den iioitc NnoneO life bar
- I'll At ienor mia et Bot
cert. a0iftet er @rnnOeu til at
oenne Aapport or inn mnngeIiillo,
Tom oen er. eoers
5. Z. Rnarnp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
i~tbenlanbss yolitiffen.

GorifeIligbeo mellem Naaoet og
ben propiiorfife Hegering piite fig
mart nngaaenoe uoenrigspolitiite
Sager. Jor oct fsrite bar 8aa-
oct operbepiit ON, at en- Meoolution
fln6e fremfaloes | 1piflono pe6,
at be 4lliereoe after fremiatte be.
res Waol meo Rrigen | Ouerens-
Itemmelie meo prnii6ent WilfOns
Hottie Hdnlidr I fin BE-
rbnte Sendtstole, at dlIe GoIf
= - r>.~ ~ ~ - cfn<~e ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

Tilfmlde af, at Bladet like modtages
regelmmssigt, bedes man klage til det
stedlige Postkontor. Skulde dette like
hjRlpe, bedes man henvende sig til
,,Danskeren''s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
SnOcmlanOif RcfOnitrmftiOn.

Den inore Statsbns5ol0ning
frembpoer t~ilUisie en- m9rfelig Sic
for0. llaf6pngigt eller unoer Irpf
at Raaoet begpnote ben preDiioriite
8egering 9uslmos DENOMINATION.
iaa mart Den gamle aesering ialht.
en politiif amneiti gap ct 5unoreo
1uiinoe 6nnaer og til Siberien ior-
bite oeres 6ribeo. 5inlano gen.
uanot Selpipre; Seoerne bleD iulot
no emanciperat; Bolafferne lone
oes uafbpngigbeo armeniens@en
opbogning garnntereoes; meoens
2itanerne o. llfrainerne loueoes
SelDitnre. G5arens o. Storipr-
items eanoejenoomme fonfiifereoes.
Mange raoifale M~rbeiosloDe oeo,
toges, oeriblnnot en- 8 Ifmers
4rbeiosoag. Yolitiet neotrpftes al
Wflitlen. ggnoerne loDe0es S1no.
Ratur!igois pil ale De 9sfter, iom
gpIoer fundamental Sopgipning,
fun blipe gennemfsrt al ben tom
i~titaerenoe 5oriamling. 9eren re.
organfiereoes paa ct mere oeno-
fratif @runolag. Sort iagt =
allie prientlige Reformer FUND.-
gioroes prompte og sennem De
rette 4analer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
4rbejoers 9epntcret .9iaaoets
Nrbeibe.

ar5ei0erflasien paa8ueoe %
iaa0t, At eiterlt ben 5aDOe ioerfiat
% 5eIoig uoisrt Ell a De mGrfe
li5ite 6~eooluiioner / 9Htorien, par
aaatan + 8irfeli95eoen talet 10
n oens 6an0er Al 1nmaen - ct
li5eralt Seleme. men life raoital
nof I'll at filire0sitille 1eooIutio.
aiserne Cisie i1tteOe D~listanfe til
0eu p%rooiioriife Re5ering. arbei.
Orr 3aaoet. i 6oreniug meo gtili
tar 0eputereoe, uoiteote en- appel
III Wasierue ON at ogre 9adGast.
Il life .Aeoolutionens Binding"
.FI.Oe oriites Dem no a SPnOerne.
geruieoe al oct pliioieli8e 6rem.
itso Tor 5ribeO ioreitilIeOe SOcia.
litter / Raaoet iig, al IuiinOaars
riget par FOR 9aanoen; at en- Re.
pollution / Snltlano BAR f%oreltdaen
Be, at minerinl 6reo Oerior fitn
par ct Spsrgsmaal ON Gage, og at
en- ny iocinI Oroen for Renneite.
beoen par I 6Rro meo at bliue ino-
isrt.
Raaoets Cpsape oar at beuare
aepolntionens 9inOina~, inOtiI oeH
fomtiuerenoe 6oriamlins, bois
Naeolemmer ifal Dplges ueo Oiret
te o. alminoelig Stemmeret, fan
trpOe iamnen. Get par en- prisupr.
oia Opgaoe. 8onOets Sniiitering
paa Monarfiels afifaifelie oil min.
oes I 3iitorien iom en- itor % glim.
renoe georiit. Men ygleOolutionens
Binding" er BOG ct 9e8reb, Der II
fe fan Oeiineres meo 9sia1tigbeo
Zen reiultereoe / mango aompIifa.
tioner, Ger mere biorerer ira uoen.
lanoife END inoeulnnoife 6orboIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
qr6eiOets Snitiatiu / NcDOlntiOnen,

Ser er De r~eoioereoe 5afta an
gaaenoe OmD9lmingen: Zen ierite
llge / Ntarts ~ioreialot Der Demon.
ltrationer / Betrograo. 5noenriss.
minHter 4rotopopoiis Staggering 9g.
geoe Masierne til Doerligere Deer
orioelie for at ipreoe uro og ifabe
en- @runO ior SeperatireO. Ia De
monitrationer fgrit iorefalot, iagoe
a~rbeioerne: g8ette er life en- ga.
bnitopfa, men en- Y~rotopoDfa", bDil'
fet betpoer: y9ette er life en- Stri.
fe, men en- Snare af Brotopopoff."
5miolertio 9olitiets iortiatte
llOrifning oreu iteOie Here arbei-
oere oDer til Striferne.
Gen 10. Marts, oa Strifen an.
tog Sfiffelie al en- alminoelig Be
Degelie, 6olot 2eoerne for De for
ifelIige ~bemmelige iocialiitiife og re.
Dolutionere OrganIiationer Son.
ference Iammen me0 andre arbeios'
defer for at iaa 4ontrol Of Stri-
fen. ct m~iolertioigt Rano al Ut
beioer4 Deputereoe, Zig oct, Der oi-
regereoe MeDolutionen ! 1905, Dalg-
ties. Dette Raao greb itrafs Ssiler-
Ierne for at i2reoe 5tenminsen
for Hepolution, natairligDis uoen
at pioe, bpor Stemningen Diloe IL.
re ben. s 1905 par Ronbet bleoet
'faitet / 6nngIeI og isrt til Sibe.
rien. Nanoet ! 1917 bar belaDet
poa en- lignenoe Sfpbne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
9mmaens Geltaselie.

Meoens bette cit for JIG, par
Dumoen / GSesiion. Opbioienoe
galer bolotes, Regeringen fIanore.
oes fra allie aanter. Nen Dumaen
forblep uDirffom. Den fsIte Zig
temmelig filter paa, at etbpert Jor-
ibs paa HeboIution piloe blipe
fnuit at Woiitiet, Com pdiif Ni.
Iplsfoff iogbe, 6a ban btrte ON bet
lrrffe reDoIiltionare l11bflfb: ~0fe-
sg[sionen pi[ bIiOe fnas + aOar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-11
RECORD IN CROPS
FOR THE YEAR 1917
Country's Farm Products Worth
S21, zoo, ooo, 900 More Than
in Any Previous Year.

Many CROPS this year exceed the
production OF other years, while
the value OF the country's farm
products, with a total estimated
unoficially at SCI ,ooo,ooo,ooo, far
exceeds any other year in history.
Final estimates of production of
the principal farm crops were an
nounced today by the Department.
of Agriculture.
The production estimates are: Corn,
3.159,494.00o bushels: winter wheat.
41$.0Te.o00 bushels. spring wheat. 49,
75s.0oo bushels: all wheat. 65o.s2s. 900
bushels: oats 1.5S7. 2Ss.oo0 bushels: BAR
ley. 2OS.s75.O00 bushels: rye, so.I45. 900
bushels; buckwheat. 1890, 900 bushels;
beans, 1901. 900 bushels; kaflrs, 49,
S66.00o bushels: onion, ls.544.oeo BUSH
els: cabbage. SOC. 700 tons; hops, Fits
coo pounds; cranberries. 246. 600 barrels,
apples, 5s.203.00o barrels; peaches. as
oe6,e0O barrels: pears. 1891. 900 BUSH
els; oranges. 12.S32. zoo boxes
taNseed, s.473900 bushels: rice. Ss.2Ts,-
300 bushels, potatoes. 442.53s.ooo BUSH
els. SWEET potatoes, S7.141. geo bushels:
hay. tame, 1925. zoo tons: hay. wild.
l5.402~A0 tons: tobacco. 1876 45l 900
pounds. sugar beets. 6 ,237 200 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-11

arrangements: Provided. That in de-
piecew ork. by the hour. or per diem
rates. shall be entitled to receive, from
July /. 1918 to June 80, 1919, inclusive.
the increa sed compensation at the rate
specified when the fixed rate of COM
pensation for the regular work in &
hours and on the basis OF 312 days in
said year would amount to less than
the highest amount of salary or wages
specified for each group above: Pro-
vided. That this method of computa-
ton shall not apply to any per diem
employees regularly paid per diem
for every day in the year: Provided
further, That detailed reports shall be
submitted to Congress on the first day
of the next session showing the num-
Der OF persons. the grades or chara cter
of positions, the original rates of COM
compensation provided for herein
Senator John Walter Smith of Mary
land, chairman of the subcommittee OF
the Senate appropriations committee
having charge of the District approprt-
alton bill. has announced that he
would support as strongly as he could
the proposal to give increases in sal
aries to the more poorly paid govern
ment employees
II voted for the 10 and per cent in
creases for the clerks in the last Com
gress, and l will certainly support such
increases again." said Senator Smith
He indicated that he might even 90
higher. after he had looked into the
situation more fully.
There Is even more reason why thew
| should be given increases In SALARY
this year than there was last year." he
continued. -e -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-11
10000 POUNDS OF SUGAR
TO Be DISTRIBUTED HERE

One hundred bags of Louisiana sugar,
approximately 10000 pounds were
turned over 10 the District food ad-
ministration today for equal dlstrlbu-
ton by wholesale dealers in sections
where the greatest sugar shortage is re
ported
The sugar was furnished 10 the food
administrator by the Holmes & Son
Baking Company, which reported that
the company could spare this amount
oct of supplies which had arrived
early today and Yesterday.
wholesale dealers viii meet with
Clarence r. Wilson. federal food ad
ministrator for the District, this after
noon 10 agree on an equitable distri-
button of the commodity.
Each of the hundred bags contains
from $50 to 415 pounds Of sugar. Be
cause of its arrival in a bulk shipment
onicials were disposed to believe 1,
could be sold to the consumer al
slightly reduced prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-11
Acquitted of HOUSEKEEPING.

james Davis, colored. recently indict-
ed by the grand jury for housebreak-
ing. was acquitted by jury yesterday
in Criminal Division 1 of the District
Supreme Court. Justice Stafford presid-
ing. Davis was arrested here several
months ago and held as suspect in
the Brandon murder mystery. but the
malice failed to connect him with the
Annapolis tragedy. Later Policeman
Wilson of the sixth precinct identified
as belonging to him pair of shoes car
ried by the prisoner. This resulted in
the Indictment. The $500 deposited as
cash bail was ordered returned to the
defendant. Attorneys Harry L. Tignor
and Fred d. Mcintosh represented
Davis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-11
HEARING NEXT WEEK
ON CLERKS SALARY
Continued from First Page.)

tCoUflNuen from FIRST Dage.J
ployes who receive salaries or wages
from the United States or the District
OF Columbia at a rate per annum of
ST. 200 or less and more than $500, in
creased compensation at the rate of Is
Der centum 10 such employees who re-
ceive salaries or wages from the
United States or the District of Column
bia al a rate per annum of 81 500 or
less and more than 81 200 increased
compensation ut the rate of 10 per
ceDtum per annum to such employees
who receive salaries or wages from the
United States or the District OF Column
bia at 4 rate per annum of $4,000 or
less and more than $500, and in
creased compensation at the rate of 5
per centum per annum TO such en-
ploves who receive salaries or wages
from the United States or the District
or Columbia at rate per annum OF
50 500 or less apd more than $1,000. so
much as may he necessary is hereby
appropriated out OF any moneys In the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated:
Provided. That the Increased com
r.insatton provided by this section shall
not apply TO persons whose duties re-
quire only a portion of their time, ex-
cept charWomen, or whose services
are needed for brief periods at inter-
walls. or to any persons who receive q
part OF their salaries or wages from
any outside sources under cooperative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-11

rotary; DR.. James J. Kilroy. DR.. Joseph
A. Murphy and DR. Frank Repetti,s ex-
aiming physicians Julius T. PeyseF. gov
eminent appeal agent:
Central High School building. 7th and
o streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ]. Dris-
coll, chairman: N. Landon Burchell,
secretary; DR.. Edgar p. Copeland, Dr. J.
Hynson, examining physicians; A. Left
witch Sinclair, government appeal agent.
Local board for division No. a. City
post Office. North Capitol street and Mas
sachusetts avenue Merritt 0. Chance,
DR. Sterling Ruffin. Dr. Coursen B. Conk-
lin and DIR. Robert Y. Sullivan. exanin-
ing physicians: A Coulter Wells. gov
eminent appeal agent.
Local board for division No. 4, Room
4o5. District building, Washington, d. G.
Melvin C. Hazen. chairman: Dr. J.
Rozier Biggs. secretary: w. A. H. Church,
Dr. R. r. Dunmire, examining physician;
Frederick J. Rice. government appeal
agent
Local board for division No. 5. room
426, District building. Washington. d.
C-Clinord I-anham. chairman; Robert
l. Williams, secretary; DR.. John A.
Stoutenburg, DIR. Robert c. Ruedy and
Dr. ]. S. Arnold. examining physicians;
Hayden Johnson, government appeal
agent.
Local board for division 6. room 427
DiSfriCt w ~ -
Daniel E. Garges. chairman; Nelson p.
Alias, secretary; DIR. John f. Walsh
and DR. Herbert r. Martyr. examining
physicians Charles r Hendler. govern
ment appeal agent.
Local board for division 7. Western
High School building. 35th and r
streets northwest-Sidney Roche, chair
man; Frank P. Leetch. secretary; DR..
John w. Chappell and DIR. William J.
Stanton, examining physicians; Edwin
C. Dutton, government appeal agent.
Local board for division No. s. old
Central High School building, 7th and
o streets northwest-Rev. Paul Sperry.
! chairman: DIR. W. A. Warfeld secre-
tary; DR. William c. Fowler. DR..
Charles L. Waters, examining physi-
| clan: Enoch A. Chase. government APP
peal agent.
Local board for division No. 9, 112
| District building, Washington. y. C
Ben L. Prince, chairman: Ralph w. Lee,
| secretary; DR. Edward A. Balloch, DR.
! Kari c. corley, examining physician Z:
i Edward F. Colladay. government APP
| peal agent.
Local Board for Division - 10. No. 10
police precinct station, .ashington,
ID. Civilian " Cox. chairman; George
Francis williams, secretary: DIR. Robert
| w Frischkorn. DIR. Joseph s. Wall. ex-
| amining physician: DIR. Edmund Barry.
examining physician: ]. Barrett Carter,
! government appeal agent
/ Local Board for Division No. II. Old
Central High School building. 7th and
| o streets northwestern. Percival Hall,
/ chairman; Robert J. Jones, secretary;
DIR. Ross McC. Chapman. DIR. a. J. Mol
zahn. examining physician: DR.. p. ".
Higgins, examining physician: Raymond
B. Dickey, government appeal agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-11
u. S. FUND TO AID !
HOMELESS CLERKS |
FIND HOMES HERE
city. OF which the resources are all
ready heavily taxed.
Ask Citizens Aid.

II is at the request of the District
Council of Defense that the Commits
sioners now formally and earnestly
urge the citizens OF Washington, who
have in this respect a different respon-
sibiiity from those of any other city,
and many of whom have comforta BILE
rooms which are unoccupied, to open
their doors and to offer such rooms as
they can spare. in order to provide
promptly and in a proper way for these
government workers
THE Commissioners ask this as a pa
triotic duty, and in no other way can
the people OF Washington help so much
in winning the war.
The details of the proposed room
registration office will be worked out as
promptly as possible by the housing
committee of the District Council Of De-
Tense and due notice of it's establish
ment Will be given. Until that time
offers of rooms. of which the descrip-
ton with terms should be given, may
be sent in to the District Council of De-
Tense at its office. Room 504 District
building.
"a considerable response has already
been made to several informal appeals
In this direction. but the Commissioners
hope that a large number of citizens in
addition will in this way aid in pro-
viding for needed government workers,
many OF whom come from comfortable
homes at considerable sacrifice 10 do
| their part in the common cause"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-11
US. NEED BOATS, PLANES
ARTILLERY, SAYS SENATOR
Declares Men, Too, in Great Num-
,bers Will Be Needed to
Win War.

Boats and more boats, aeroplanes
more artillery are the great needs of
the United States and the allies TO win
this war. said Senator Kenyon Of
Iowa at the Capitol today
Senator Kenyon has just returned TO
this country after visit to the Brit
ish and French fronts In Europe in
company with Senator Kendrick OF
Wyoming.
Senator Kendrick was III today and
not able TO come TO the Capitol.
Men will be needed. too. in grea,
numbers continued Senator Kenyon
but without boats, aeroplanes and ar
tiilery the war cannot be won
Victory in Air.
we must have supremacy Of the air
10 win"
Senator Kenyon said they had spen,
four days on the French front and
three days on the British front. and
10 see everything there was to see The
allies, he said, are looking 10 thf
United states. and tho United States
must give the aid they are looking for
Arrived Too Late.
IT tried to get back here in time Z,
vote for the resolution declaring war OF
Austria he said. but our boa. wa.
five days overdue We were twelve day,
at sea The weather was so rough that (
submarine could not have operated agains
us. We saw none"
Senator Kenyon said he and Senator
Kendrick made a compact not to give GU
interviews on the war abroad, and tina
until he was released he could say IN
more.
He was eagerly questioned by othe
senators. however. as to actual conditions
abroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-11
SNOW LIKELY TOMORROW,
WITH WARMER WEATHER
ALI Passenger Trains Into the City
Today From the North and West
Were Extremely Late.

Probably snow tomorrow afternoon is
the prediction of the local forecaster at
the weather bureau. Tomorrow will be
a little warmer than today. even as to-
day was little warmer than yesterday.
This mornings lowest temperature was
twelve degrees above zero. as compared
with yesterdays record of eleven degrees
above.
The cold snap is passing gradually. and
unless another cold wave should follow
the predicted snow tomorrow there Is
prospect that more bearable tempsra-
lures will be at hand the latter part Of
the week.