Show id ill Startle WorM Congress Told f oo JD SAYS A 1 I 1 WD WORK K i 15 use ise Is Told Neutrals Neutral V B een H an- an ane 11 e d S So 0 There Is N Nis No Noil IW is tion on Japs Satisfied il ilon 1 Feb 5 The Thc The States tates w will I furnish furnis m men land and money for the war shorter time than thau hast has haslie i. lie t 1 fon fondest est hope llope of our Dr or tho the nations natiOn with which Chairman n Flood of f. f i affairs committee declared declare so p-so so toda today In fn presenting thea the theand J. J and consular appropriation r V innan's assertion was In Inon Inri inon on ri with his j discussion of or orI I 1 louses louse's mission Co o Great Brit Brit- 1 1 rance and wa was made In n the the- I an an i outline given the house fe departments department's war dip iC result of the work of thEIr the Ir Flood said a complete 1 cling exists of M precisely what I need from this country and hat this tIlls country can furnish t and anu how T if AN AN EXPECTATIONS EX CT he lI secretaries cr s J of f state stat state 1 war he be declared the country countr h 1 more in m men n and means expected ct cl of u uv 1 lion bill as Its ples presented an n hood Flood carries t fl fiscal cal year ear more nt because fO rid war burden The Increase for or twenty five new secre- secre emba sies an and legations clerks augmented 1 and other allowances s. s 10 stat state departments department's sanc sane r r. Flood t told how the Japanese Japanese- lit j visit here resulted in ex- ex of oi notes between n Secretary and anil id Viscount Ishii which he rem removed ved causes of fraction traction bear be- be ar two countries and works forin forthe for tor in the tho Far fiat Kant bast aRt malting making quite e po possibility pO so Often I dis- uble b I this country I I C CT UON ON N. N ot of neutrals involving no ln a aa an anI a L' L Lot with som if of tho the vital Ital t. t ch as aR Holland I r ho said Is Ls i n ft lc l icu to create creat Intense 11 the tangible risk rick of f f. f its i 1 in in enmity Too much can can- fW d n- n of I the splendid manner i ti tl ship department nl handl handled handled 11 ilo There is 1 ito iio 10 lib UR ath of or the neutrals grow STOW growths i. i the toune lourse which our our gov- gov was vas co tl to pursue with to the cJe e a matte matters r if Making kiT g Machine pictured as Huge Pt s' s J T Lacking rBy By AI Associated Press Preas Feb 5 Americas America's Ing machinery was pictured as l of ambitions and andl l 1 Agencies incapable of ot team team- ui address in the senate today t or i.- i. Wadsworth a Republican r Z tho the military affairs coma com- com j a ech ech renewed the debate over oyer Tency ency c which occupied the end Hen Hen- d day clay i. i yesterday r after Senator a J-a a Democratic committee committee- d d' d delivered vcr a similar rn a arraign arraign- Continued on page pace 5 5 J FLOOD SAYS i I Continued from page I 1 ment of the lack of coordination in the governments government's activities Several Sever l senators senators sena sena- tors were waiting with replies upholdIng upholding uphold uphold- ing lug President Wilsons Wilson's opposition to the committees committee's war cabinet and mu mu- director bills Without detailing army conditions revealed by the military committe's war inquiry with which he said bald the country is now fairly familiar Senator Sc Wadsworth confined himself largely to toan toan toan an argument arg of the proposed legislation legislation legislation legisla legisla- tion for Cor centralization of or agencies President can not coordinate these agencies he said and with a long war In prospect radical steps to unify unity the nations nation's efforts are necessary GREAT THINGS DON DONE E.- E. I That great things have ba been done cannot be he denied l he declared That other great things have been left undone undone un un- un- un done must mut be admitted The credit for tor forthe forthe the things accomplished can be assigned assigned as as- signed to several Individuals The rho blame for shortcomings ought not to tobe tobe tobe be laid upon any individual Criticism should be directed against against our system or rather the lack of ot cohesive system Recounting difficulties arising through indiscriminate mate priority orders and competition In the purchase of 01 supplies delays delays- on account of 01 departmental departmental departmental depart depart- mental red tane tape and the absence of 01 power in the tho council of national defense defense do- do de de- tho senator continued Mind you ou I do not attempt to laythe lay laythe laythe the blame upon an any one man or any anyone anyone anyone one department I 1 Insist that this painful situation has resulted from an uter lack of planning from planning from a a. lack tacIt of vision The plain fact is that we have no rio agency in our government toda today charged with the duty of ot o projecting Its I vision far into the anticipating the emergencies s which may arise and laying laing the plans by Iy which w we e can meet and overcome O them No o one In h his lux l- l senses would propose that any other othel of office rice be bo created to take takeaway takeaway away from the president the powers the constitution confides confidE's to him It Itcan Itcan itcan can not be bo done It Is unthinkable But there is no place in Washington where the needs neds of th the thC situation and plane plans to meet them can be brought together coordinated and settled upon IMPOSSIBLE FOR ONE I realize that some may contend that the president can make malte all aU these decisions and therefore there i Ig Is no need for tor any an additional element in our wartime wartime war war- time machinery My contention is that be he he lie ever KO 50 able no president president president-no no human being being can can perform such a tAsk It I is II utterly latterly impossible for one ono manto man manto manto to examine into all these intricate questions The Tho hf da days s 's and nights are aro not long Ion enough o |