Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 28

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Palmer points out that Stone- wnrnnt that men who hope to lead | lations to ita “loglcal organisation” HELD DEARLY BOUGHT |55 5y s & B2 e e gl Tor and s, T | sneWhtch would b prasdied e T either side of the civil war entere rmy of the Uni the contest with knowledge of what 'any | Of ‘Deace. The result will Ds that | of tne ngiime s ihe Shiire man power staff work meant. ad studied ung men who deciine o | ‘whenever it may become advisable or FOR CLEAN QUALITY S Napoleon's troop o and in the { uu tacllities for trllnln{ neON P 0 first battle of the Col. Palmer| ° Explatne Preject o hem In time of Patoo mus! ssary.” = For the present it is 3 ; o . only expected to provide, so far as O A War Department Cites Two, and Gives Qut- |23 .05k aionc. vl 1F ke J0 cennectipn with thls hantine o .:’3‘,':,;'::.'.:.:.&'.’ n {he arsanised reserves go. he aaded, \ oes not exten, hether in the National Guard | Col. Pal Slal . . o hip of the commander.” ::"l'n‘;h- ne ‘ol imer says that while ficers, speclalists and ': reasonal o reserve corps, Col. Palmer | gress rejected the unlurul '.rulnln L t . line Of .PNJGC‘ed New National Mosting the New Situation. says: Proposals of the original wunoni i e B COME IN AND GET OUR PRICES Defusac. Strsist e el Y polic; 'mpose egur fense Tuciure. lar Ariny the duty of training . in peaco times z{h:' men ‘:)nrdwhon; must of necessity fall the burden of com- Two lessons of the world war,,battlefields of France. It is that ef- :mnd IndFdlrml:fin ol‘ :renfi forces learned at heavy cost, are sharply em-|ficlent staff work is vital to modern |10 War. Erom this arises the pres- ARy nt distribution of the regulars into X phasized in & War Department bulle- | military operations, divislonal areas which underlay the|R tin, soon to be issued, giving the|the corollary that staff functions can- Icorm tmd Army area structure. mlt first ofolal picture of the mew na-|not be learned ovarnight. more. th::pe:tfi'}vl-olg,rfgge: it 1?: tional defense structure projected in| The other comes from the wn-‘ime brought together in peace times, but B din and confusion of the central through practice in dil; aivi- ,!’hone Main 311 811 E St. N.W. ;r:‘renu-nlm Army of the Unfted slonal unit of ,M?odo,::‘; ,:‘;,],._‘t{_,"a_ ! g & es: ng can be imparted, it s felt, to fit | h ‘ength be eaders to handl 63 Years of Faithful, Efficient Service lJlllN| one 1esson comes direct from the|AEAting strength can be carrisd out aders to handle corps of encles set up in time of | Fi its role as staff college also gomes the damand of the Army, for arger proportion of officers than { Esseatial to New Policx. The actual shilsted strength of any |(N Reglization that these lessons must| probable regular force would be worked inta t! military pol- | quire. These ®xtra officers would p! ) iy 1f Derilous delay and costly oon- | Nitie: part In the Aeteal peace-fims \ fusion which pre pas mployment of the Army as such, of " A S amanl smrgeny fhat re: | VIng oom Ill es . 5 quired only e regulars meet What You Don’t Know Sairen sy’ e sl 13m0 Won‘t IIurt You s would furnish & clean-cut scheme for OF war mobilisatton without violating 4 national traditions against militarism You Will This is the MOST SENSA. 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We are responsible to All over the country decentrall tioner’s today, and see you—we have our ma- machi; is bel, & Three pieces—all massive, terials, by the piece, Bl | designers believe of gerting: th his new,up-to-date stock resilions “spingy o ere pumcentecd AT LESS THAN THE from “which you select UNTIL we made our re- i ll:t;n.:: :u‘.‘;.'.:é‘.""“'y':.‘:é‘!‘. l't:g 2 of National Loose Leaf PRICE z are whed to0 pay for the devenport piece alone in el thercipryataias cent extensive improve- | [Bemueriise o oo | SR ting T e s dstren any ovter wirtn 8 oy et R LN :. chain—the Regular Army, the Na- by S ments we didn’t and couldn’t | |Som i e | oo beeping om st UNITED UP HOLSTERY co. realize how much they : Col. Tihis Deviae Proginiss pocket memo books up < : to the big, solidly-built fll s would mean to our growing aiL Joms Mok, Balner, ths offons | | . [0 Ll etpers that help 911 7 treet N . 3419 - < the legislation making It a1l possibie, o saake the namé “Na- family of depositors. stusy” of the eubicct,was cailed | | = tional” known wherever JEROME P. We’ tal ted :;r:':'&:;:‘to 80 o all E]“l':\l‘u“ot::;:e books are kept. e’'ve certain created a e hs of broventing FRIEDLANDER, i fY : T imer otnte out that at the Puying snd Receiving mew definition of service. g United. States scrapped ail. it had ] Teller 2 learned in battle and demobilized witbout any attempt to rry those 0 SAVINGS AND fhons’ for their: procestion and aiq.in ; S, 3 r protectloi al n K time of Vi 1 SECURITY &onAcrair BANK : ',v,,f:;-;zl':dkw ssidier oratt, sicfied ’ : work an WASHINGTON'S LARGEST SAVINGS BANK | W e ‘fol::eu With, 'l;h‘;l:rrx‘uTr:io: NATIONAL BLANK BOOK CO. i n in movement and minimum ~ H m 1 bl!!l t back i 18 Riverside, Holyoke, Mass. Corner-of 9th and G Streets [l e e e e UNDER VNITED STATES TREASURY SUPERVISION H military matters. 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