The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1917, Page 7

; OFFI GENSOR AY, « Bullard Assails @ establish their facts and to test their i % “YU | 9 i \ * “When good fellows get Me VELULU BLUEPENCIL Baker and Daniels, Violating Own Rule United States Government, but at- bad the British Government. He THEN HE ATTACKS THE BRIT- “We Congress for a term of years. bad enough to have them wrangle in the piping times of peace. They will juickly throw public opinion into disarray and render efficient mobilization impossible if they do not at once work out an organiza- vory of the|of the Committees on Public Informa- tion was called to Mr. Bullard’s arti- said ; cle was written by Mr. Bullard before war was declared, ag part of ries entitled ‘Mobilizing Americi 't probably represented his opinio he time; but have cl war bem port of the Government. pinche eatatad FIVE PTOMAINE VICTIMS, GOVERNMENT, e chosen the President and It is “To many British democrat: Coalition Cabinet and more recently _ ** About Being Specific. {ss which will run smoothly. i a ot ‘Tre the Lioyd George reorganization h Pomel Reoen att Coernmpondent seemed a triumph for the reactions For although there is good reason to believe that the British Empire—itke WASHINGTON, June 12—Censor- ‘thy seems to be needed in the Gov- | ¢@rament’s own Committee on Public Information more ‘than on néws- pepers, The first candidate appears to be Arthur Bullard, who 1s con- Mected with the newly created Cen-| ip and Information Bureau, in ‘oharge of its foreign department. | ) ‘The Committees on Public Inférma- | consists of Secretary of State ‘Lansing, Secretary of War Baker, Beoretary of the Navy Dantels and ‘George Creel, civilian chairman, In dts promulgated regulations, limita- thons are placed on criticism of pub- Me officials and methods as follows: “I is suggested and urged as an Obligation of patriotiem that the vielous and abusive be avoided in opinion and that criticism shall be! specific and of a constructive char- “Those who imperil national soli-| @arity by attack upon men and meas- ures should be at infinite pains to} motives, In this day of high emo- ttonalism and mental confusion, the} printed word has immeasurable | power and the term traitor is not tod harsh in application to the pub-| Usher, editor or writer who wields this power without full and even sol- emn recognition of responsibilities.” | PRACTICALLY DEMANDS RE- | MOVAL OF TWO SECRETARIES. | A syndicated series of articles is| appearing in certain newspapers, signed by Mr. Bullard and further | endorsed “Copyright MacMillan Com- “pany, 1917, by Otis F. Wood." Here is what the author, who now is em- ployed by the Government, printed yesterday about two of his supertors, Secretaries Baker and Daniels, prac- | tcally recommending their removal: | “If the Administration is to rally to it a united Nation, it 1s equally necessary to have a reorganization of the Executive branch of the Gov-| ernment. | “The Prosident could increase his hold on public opinion if he dispensed with hie lese able eeo- retaries and replaced them by Republicans of more fenowned ability. . “Take Mr, Daniels as one example. His fitness as chief of the navy is! seriously questioned. And although} it is quite posstble that the attacks | upon him have been unfounded, pub- | Nc confidence in him has been under- mined. A man like Hoover might do no better as Secretary of the Navy than Daniels, but the change would) § fortify public opinion. “Personal or partisan loyalties are out of place. We want the President surrounded by men we know and trust. 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