Show DANIELS PLEADS I FOR MORE SHIPS I I IBy By I International News Service I CHICAGO April 11 Speaking Speaking be before before be- be I fore two great mass meetings here oneat oneat one oneat at the stockyards ards where his audience was composed mostly of ot the men and women back of the yards to the number num num- I I ber bel of and the other at the Auditorium Au Au- I theatre the audience here be being be- be ing composed o of delegates to the annual annual an annual an- an nual convention of the United States Chamber of Commerce and and prominent citizens of Chicago Secretary o of the Navy Daniels thrilled his hearers by byI declaring that the United States to I fight on to victory and that the kaiser is playing his la last t card The keynote of the secretary's speech was an earnest plea for ships and his I fervent request to big business for forthe forthe forthe the supreme sacrifice was met by overwhelming overwhelming over over- whelming applause by men who guide the industrial destiny of the nation I He told his chamber of commerce audience that they must send their j foremen and nd their skilled workmen to the shipyards of the nation and he scored the profiteers I I He said that by the time the American American Ameri- Ameri can destroyer program is is' carried outI out this th's country will have more destroyers I than had all the world before the war I He pleaded for full mobilization of or the I I American people in the war and de declared deI declared de- de he would have ships to carry I plenty of troops to the battlefields soon J Franklin K Lane secretary of the Interior also was a speaker at thet the t Auditorium meeting lie He came as the representative of President Wilson and I declared that our slogan must be put putt I II every dollar to use use every acre to use levery I every hand to use put every ideal to use to win the war f A farm of reclaimed lands for every soldier and sailor when a victorious peace is won and the boys come back from the trenches and the submarine zone was a a reconstruction idea advanced advanced ad advanced ad- ad I by the secretary |