The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1918, Page 11

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May Modify Law There is a prospect of modification of the powers tinder the food law, The whole question of discre tionary power will be opened when the Pomerene-Lever amendment to you #0 control the law comes up. This provides for | wheatless and neatlens | compulsory days, and the legislators say they will be chary over arbitrary compel sacrifices, ges ® granted. ‘SAMMIES ARE TRAINING IN SEAS OF MUD, BY J. W. PEGLER with its! to the legislative branch, | power to} in view of whet| |they consider unwise use of power United Press Correspondent WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Jan. 18—Mud and water, knee deep, over the entire American zone is not stopping the Sammies’ war training today Steady torrential rains have erad! cated the snow and engulfed the val leys with rushing torrents of flood water. Even hilltop trenches are more than ankle deep in water. Ott era are knee deep in icy cold slush. The Sammies keep unceasingly at thelr war work, charging thru seas of mud or standing watch with shiver-producing water pouring over their leggings. Battalions marching from their billets to the training ground are frequently compelled to wade almost knee-deep at places where the water has overflowed the roads, ‘ r Piez Never Built Charles Pies Charles Piez, of Chicago, general manager of the Emergency Fleet |corporation, the man now charged |with the construction of the great |fleet of merchant vessels Uncle Sam must build, never built a ship. |side of ship construction their bets that he in shipbuilding will show results in the next old constructors green with envy. Piez won't build the ships himself but he will get them built. That's his long sult—getting things done. In his new job Piez isn’t attempt ing to dictate the details of actual construction. He puts that up to men whose business it Is to know those details. 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