DEATH OF GARDNER AROUSES THE HOUSE WOULD MAKE A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION OF CONDITIONS AT CAMPS WASHINGTON—As a result of the sentiment in the house over the death from pneumonia of Former Representative Gardner at Camp Wheeler, Congressman Warren Gardner of Ohio introduced a resolution today to direct the military affairs committee to investigate the camp conditions, the camp site selections, the sufficiency of clothing, the hospital facilities and the treatment of sick soldiers. Many of Major Gardner's friends are supporting the resolution.
PLAN TO SAVE COAL FUEL ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDS NEW SCHEME FORECONOMIZING NEW YORK—As a means for the conservation of fuel throughout the eastern states, which have been vitally affected by the coal shortage, it is announced that the federal fuel administrator has recommended that the president declare Monday a holiday throughout this territory for the next eight or 10 weeks.
ARREST OF FRENCH LEADER DUE TO LANSING'S EXPOSE Wired France That Callaux in 1915 Was in Communication with the German Foreign Office PARIS—Former Premier Callaux's arrest in Paris yesterday was principally due to the cablegram from Secretary Lansing saying that in 1915 Callaux had been in communication with the Berlin foreign office. 