Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-20
MOVEMENT OF NEXT DRAFT CON-
,TlNeENr BEGINNING FRIDAY,
APRIL 26.
MEN WILL LEAVE FROM
COUNTY SEAT STATIONS
Former Naval Officer Prdets Allies
Will 30 Able to Clean Out subma-
rines by End Of Present Year-Raee
Now Between American and Ger.
: man inventive Genius.
special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Des Moines, April 20.-Schedules for
the movement of the 3,41a Iowa men
from their home stations to NCamp
Dodge in the five-day period beginning
April Is were anna nced today. The
men will entrsin at their county seat
stations.
Dates Of entrainment follow: April
26-Jackson, Jones. Linn. Allamakee,
Clayton, Howard, Sioux City, Potta-
wattamie, Dickinson Calhoun, Dallas,
Boone, Mills, FREMONT, Montgomery.
Adams, Adair, Taylor, Union, Decatur.
Davis, Clarke, Monroe, Polk, Des
Moines city, Winnebago, Humboldt,
Webster, Winnesiliek, Blackhawk,
Waterloo, City.
April 27-Lyon, O'Brien, Plymouth.
Cherokee, Buena Vista.
April 2S-Dubuque city, Dubuque
county, Chickasaw. Fayctte, Delaware
Buchanan, Madison.
April 80 = Ringgold, Poweshiek
Mitchell, Floyd, Bremen Hardin, Mar
shall, Palo Alto, Wright Hancock
Worth, Cerro Gordo, franklin, Story,
osceola, Pocahontcs, Muscatine, Scott,
Davenport, city, Johnson. Iowa, Jas
per, Benton, Grundy, Page, Shelby
Pott awattamte Audubon, Cass, Guth-
rie.
; April SO-Des Moines. Henry Jeffer-
son, Marion, Emmett Clay, Butler, Har-
rison, Crawford. Carroll, Greene, Gin
, ton Clinton CITY, Cedar, Linn, Tama,
Sioux, Kossuth, Hamilton. Woodbury.,
tMonona Ida, Sac, Lee, Van Buren,,
Wapello, Washington, Keoktik, Ma
haska, Louisa, Appanoose, Wayne, Luz
cas-, Warren.
|, Foresees End Of Submarines
That the allies VII. &c able &c clean
out the submarines by the end of this
year was the prophecy made here Fri
day by w. H. Stayton, former United
States naval officer, in an address to
the members Of the Des Moines Cham
Der of Commerce.
Ten of the sixteen submarine de-
stroyers we sent to Europe are back
in American waters and the officers
say we can clean out the subs by the
end of the year he said.
1T is race now between the Amer
leans who are making devices to de-
tect the submarines and the Germans
who are trying to devise some means
Of baking us. Ships fitted with MI
crophones which will detect the sound
of the sub-sea boats are being made
at a rapid rate We are also making
silent ships so that the enemy can not
get their location. 2 49,
"On the other hand the Huns are
working on schemes to; jam our nil
crophones and they are also working
on silent. subs. However we think we
will win" g -
The speaker described the depth
bomb as merely q big tin thing like
wash boiler. filed with $50 pounds OF
explosives and tied to chunk. of wood
by string"
He declared that the worlds ship
ping is trying to use the northwestern
coast of France wfere harbors are few
and wharves are overcrowded causing
great congestion. He said as a result
Of this our ships were making an
average Of only five trips year. He
reported that recently four American
transports carrying 10000 soldiers were
delayed nineteen days because they
could not get wharf facilities on the
French coast. Wharves are being
built with all human speed.
He said further that our ships were
badly handicapped because they had
to carry enough coal with them to
make the trip over there and return.