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offset the increase.
Gambling in coal has been going on
tend in order to meet the shortage in
Ibituminous coal many 'industries have
Used antnracite in steaming sizes, thus
(lowering the output of domestic sizes,
'The commission believes that- the
ieoal industry is paralyzing the indus-
tries of the country." says the report, es
''and that the coal "industry itself is ;tion" and a dangerous tendency toward
mediate offect upon industry or upon
the systematic distribution of coal;
priority of the movement of high
freight rate commodities and to use
the dcviee of the 'long haul.' "
Th" commission warned that if. con
ditions continues as they now stand,
there will be real suffering in this
country next winter, while industries
and public service corporations will be I
hard hit-
The speculative element in coalpric
is causing "an irreparable situa
paralyzed by the failure of transporta-i inflation in all business, due to the fact meat account.
northward.
Government control has been forced
upon both the allies and Germany in
varying forms and this nation, the com
mission says, can learn a lesson from
their experience. '
The commission, in its report, pointed
to the fact that the country is facing
a nation-wide coal famine in recom
mending that the government take over
all coal transportation facilities, land
and water, and operate them on govern-
jtion.
Railroads to Blame
"The coal problem cannot be worked
lout so long as the railroads are permit
ted to divide" and allot traffic";' to lay
embargoes without regard to their im-
that all contracts allow a liberal niar-
The commission suggested that coal
,gIn tor sKyrocKeting or coal prices. ',jroauce,. be naid their full est f .
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The New England situation is
i, j . i uuctiuu Pius it uiiixuriu pror.ii per ton
"acute," the report adds, by reason I tha .4.-
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sonal Preference
By Webb Miller.
(United Press staff Correspondent.)
Washington. June 20. Men drafted
into tho new armies by selective con
scription will to a great extent, have to
take their chances as to the branch of
service in which they want to serve.
An announcement by Provost General
Crowder today stated that the assign
ments to the different branches will be
made at the discretion of the war de
partment. Most of the men brought into the
army by selection are for the infantry.
The draft is for the army alone in no
cases are the men to be assigned to the
navy.
In the proclamation of exemption
regulars by President Wilson, provisions
are made for physical examination of
men drawn for service who arc absent
from the place of registration.
The war department places the burd
en of learning whether or not they are
drafted wholly uponthe absentees. It
was suggested today that they make ar
rangements with friends to notify them
at once if drawn by the lottery.
Another official announcement cau
tions eligible men that because they
escape the first or subsequent levies,
they arc not released from liability to
service.
Absentees are warned that the gov
ernment cannot pay their expenses or
reimburse them for traveling expenses
incident to reporting for physical ex
aminations for actual service.
Thousands or "wanderers" who reg
istered by mail in their home towns are
affected by this order.
General Crowder points out that there
are two kinds of exemptions, permanent
and conditional. All occupational ex
emutions will probably be conditional
and the exemption will cease when the
holder changes into another industry.
SWITZERLAND FIRES
FOREIGN MINISTER
His Activities In Aiding Ger
many Were Violation of
Neutrality
Paris, June 20. French newspapers
today hailed the resignation of M. Hoff
maun from .the Swiss confederated coun
cil as marking tho end of the long con
tinued, Swiss peace moves, some of
which have been so persistent as to
create irritation in allied eountires.
Hoffmann's retirement was directly
due to his transmission of German sep
arate peace bait to Petrograd and was
forced by the demand of a number of
Swiss newspapers, who saw In such a
move a breach of neutrality likely to
give affront to allied nations. Dis
patohes from Berne today indicated
that the ' Swiss foreign department
would hereafter probably be under di
rect control of the Swiss president, M.
Schulthess.
Swiss newspapers have recently been
bitter in their comment on Hoffmanns
"mixing in foreign intrigue. Hoff
mann's place in the Swiss icaeratea
council was that of federal councillor
and chief of the political department
a post corresponuing to loreigu imua-
ter. .Robert urimm, tne wiss socialist,
who bore to Petroarad the German
separate peace proposals, has been de
ported from Russia and the Russian
government, it was understood today,
has withdrawn from the Swiss ministor
at Petrograd the right to communicate
with Berne in code.
Presumably Swiss Minister Bitter at
Washineton was acting under instruc
tions from Hoffmann when his persist
ent attempts to foster German contriv
ed, peace plans shortly after America's
diplomatic break with Germany, caus
ed considerable adverse comment in the
United States.
CORNS HURT T0DAY?
Lift your corn or calluses off
with fingers and It won't
pain you one bit
Yes! Von truly can lift off every
hard "com, soft corn or corn between
the toes, as well as hardened calluses
on bottom of feet without one bit of
pain.
A genius in Cincinnati
discovered freezone. It is
an ether compound and
tiny bottles of this magic
fluid can now he had at
any drug store for a few
cents.
Apply several drops of
this freezone upon a ten
der, aching corn or a cal
lus. Instantly, all soreness
disappears and shortly you
will find the corn or cal
lus so shriveled and loose
that you life it off with
the fingers, lou feel no pain while ap
plying freezone or afterwards.
Just think t No more corns or cal
luses to torture you and they go with
out causing one twinge of pain or sore
ness. Yon will call freezone the magic
drug and it really is. Genuine freezone
has a yellow label. Look for vellow label.
force such changes "as may 4e expedi
ent to make the sovereign will of the
people prevail."
The anti-government parties have
heretofore never been able to unite but
recent reports that a new ministry of
anti pro-German wos projected, com
bined with the paralysis of industry
throughout the country, brought all
factions together. One other factor, it
was reported, was the ease with which
the military forces wrung concessions
from the government, indicating in
view of the agitators, that tho mon
archy was aware Of its own weakness.
London newspapers express intense
interest in the outcome. Germany has
long poured a golden stream of money
into propaganda work in Spain. - One
feature of the situation which cauwd
considerable satisfaction here was the
apparent dissatisfaction throughout
Spain with the Gcrmanophile court
and ministers who surround, the pro
ally king.
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The Most Talked of Photocrama of the Age. .
Two Hours of ThrilL 4 r.d Romance.
Seat sale opens Friday a. m., at Opera House
Pharmacy -
Matinee 25, 50, 75c. Evening 25, 50, 75c, $1.00
-"i. 1 0f the president, all such means being
; operated as a unit, the government to
pay a fair compensation, based on
normal profits and cost of upkeep.
Among the serious aspects of the sit-
nation, the commission points to these
; important facts:
Tl. . ..1, , a i i
should have been built up during the!
I summer months, particularly in the j
northwest, are not being built op, with ,
, the result that- next winter will see !
coal famines in that region,
i That the barge service which carries
f nel for New England has been divert-!
; ed and no longer is carrying eoal, with i
threatened coal shortage for New Eng-j
land factories. .
I That water carriers on the Great
, Lakes, whiea should be carrvine eoal
i west, are returning empty beeause of
ine lauura ox rail transportation.
That mine labor disorganized, ow
ing to irregularity of employment due
io irregular car supply.
That speculators are getting undue
I priees for coal, and finally, that the sit-
uation is not being remedied by the
j volunteer arrangement undertaken by
I the Council of National Defense; nor
is the situation likely to be remedied
1 by any plan adopted voluntarily by the
raureaas.
' The commission points to the expe
riences of all the nations engaged in
war and reeoniniends the adoption of
the remedies they have had to adopt.
Pro-German Cabinet Causes
Movement to Clear Coun
try of Them
BILL FOR $600,000,000
FOR AN AIRSHIP FLEET
Calls for Production of 30,
000 Airships Will Be In
troduced Friday
Washington, June 19. The first war
nArni'ilnnn Kill .Drririnn nn omirnnria.
jtion of $1)00,000,000 is nearing comple
tion and will be introduced in congress,
probably Friday. It will carry an ur
gent recommendation from the secro
i tary of war for prompt and favorable
for machines with these plants, allow
ing unusually high profits so that the
plants may properly equip themselves
to expedite the enormous work demand
ed oi them. The question of reasonable
profit probably will be the biggest bone
of contention on the bill. The statement
will further explain expenses for main
taining training camps, schools for me
chanical education and tho like.
! : Aviators are now being turned out
of these schools ready for practical
training at tho rate of about two hun
I dred a wecli, but this is not sufficient
i and a call for volunteers is under con-
sidcration. There will bo twenty train
jing camps.
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London, June 19. A republie may
be in the making, in Spain, according
to meazre advices which sifted through i action.
the Spanish censorship today. Per- j Meantime congress wants to know ex
sonally. King Alfonso commands the actly how $600,000,000 can bo put intq
respect and confidence of his people, j aircraft when aeroplane concerns herc
but the anti-monarchists are aimins at ; tofore have not been able to deliver
the German-influenced ministers and ! '0 machines to the war department.
the German-dominated court, with
which the king is surounded. Economic
unrest has contributed toward further
ing the republican movement.
Dispatches received here today indi
cated rhat the anti-government forces
had effected a combination and form
ally announced their determination to
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POSTTOASTIES
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The plan of the new i-ill calls for
production of thirty thousand new ma
chines for the first year over two
thousand a month within a few months.
Aware of these nmtterings by con
gress, the administration will render a
detailed statement as to contemplated
expenditures. This will show: millions
for aeroplane engines, hundreds of
thousands for wings and the like; tens
of thousands for equipment and tiain-
inz aviators and yet more thousands
for supplies.
This statement is being prepared un
der tho joint direction of the signal
corps, war and navr. department and
the aircraft production committee of
the Council of National Defense. It will
explain that automobile plants will ten
der 40 per cent of their - producing
equipment to manufacturing aircraft
engines at a reasonable profit.
Other factories will be utilized by
the government to produce planes, etc.
The statement will suggest that con
gress choose between government oper-j
ation of the few real aeroplane factor
ies of the country, or granting contracts
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