The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 22

‘s = RSS, te 26,000 MORE MEN a FOR ARMY URGED BY EN PERSHG Necessary to. Meet Sound Pol- icy of Defense, He De- clares in His Report. WASHINGTON, Deo 8 (United Press).—America's army should be in- erensed from its present size of 137,000 officers and men to 168,000, Gen, John J. Pershing, chief of the staff of the army, declared to-day in his snnual report. This latter force is necessary to mect a sound policy of national de- fense, he declared. Pershing urged increased funds for the purpose of giving army training to citizens so that the country would be Prepared to augument its regular forces in time of emergency. Trimming of the regular army to fts present size was criticsed by Per- shing ss “short sighted,” and far from adequate for the safety of the Nation. “Before the war," declared Persh- ing, in speaking of the organized re- Serves of citizens, “there was a more or less popular misconception that our population could rush to arms in a @ingle day. But we have finally recog- nized the need for organization and training of the young civilians of our country. "We now have the rudiments of an organization for the purpose of pro- viding that training, and with regard to the question of their possible future pervice as soldiers, the very valuable features of even a brief course of mill- tary training in teaching discipline and ‘obligation and in developing the phy- giaue of young men make it quite important that the advantages be ex- tended to as many of our young men ‘as possible. “Above all, our citizens have ap- Proved the project for development of an uilimaie stale of real preparediiess. In any final test of arms, it will be the function of the organized reserves or ise our untrained contingents of young men to make manifest the fighting energy and the unconquer- able spirit which the American people Possess."" Pershing deprecated a .shortage of facilities and personnel fn the Army At rvice. “No man can estimate with present certainty the value which can be.as- cribed in few years to the possession of an adequate resourcefulness in the air, It is certain, however, that the influence of air power will become in- creasingly great and that the Nation cannot afford to neglect this arm." Pershing warned that shortage of funds from Congress had hampered work for improvement in big guns and had almost stopped the motorization of artillery and had checked Amer- fea’s development of the tank, of which ‘some of the great powers are Jaunching considerable fleets." fitsctaainnes ate NEVER GOES DRY. (From tho Indianapolis Star.) Mrs, Wages—Does your husband suf- fer from chronic thirst? Mrs, Jaggs—I should say not, doesn’t wait long enough. He lives. On the stairs outside some one fired six shots, The intruders, wear- ing huge constable’s badges, stuck thelr guns under the ribs of C. 8. Middlekauff, counsel for the prosecu- tion, and told him he was under ar- rest. In turn, they rounded up State's Attorney Duty, Rufus Neely and his associates on the staff of the defense. The tension that had come over the place snapped of a sudden as some one drawied out, “it's the pesky Elks,” Sure enough thie grotesque in- trusion into a court where men were on trial for murder was staged by the local Elks as part of their home- coming celebration. the “arrested” lawyers down to the Elks home, where the “prisoners were tried and fined for the sake of the local charities, So strong was the grip of the spirit |} of Main Street on Marion that for|> the rest of the day it was practically impossible for court to proceed. A din of revolver shots and wild yells poured through the open windows of the court, drowning out the answers of the talesmen. At length it was decided to adjourn They marched obtainable. convenient sizes. Elks’ Joke Halts Murder Trials At Herrin, Ill; Hold Up Court Amazed Silence Grips Judge, Jury and Lawyers When Armed Men Invade Room, Then Tension Snaps. MARION, IIL, Dec, 8—Judge Hartwell, presiding over the first of the Herrin trials here, suddenly adjourned court at 10.30 o'clock yesterday. morning. Every one looked up in surprise. tioning a prospective juror as (o his views on capital punishment trailed off into an amazed silence as a group of men flourishing revolvers tramped into the court room, where five union coal miners are on trfal for their for the day early in the afternoon and the elght jurymen who have finally been accepted dows cheek by jowl with lawyers and bailiffs to cheer the square beneath. the dances and other entertainments during the part week. the club were Judge and Mra. A. M. Menkel, Mr. and Mrs. Torrey Ford, Mr. and Mra. J.C J. N. Grecne, Mr. and Mts. W. Beach Day, Mr. and Mra, ris, and Mrs. Dudley Rich, Mr. and Mrs. James Blaine Walker, Bradle: i ace Chittenden and Mr. and Mrs, Hopkins. tion of the Pelham Manor Club the New York Amateur Comedy will produce in the Manor Club Theatre several plays on the evening of Dee. 15, A Royal Dessert , A Wholesome Food Standard for Half a Century Made from the choicest ingredients Packed in tins of various At your Grocer’s The voice of a lawyer ques- hung out the win- ere on the ——__~>_ ___ WESTCHESTER NOTES. The Pelham Country Club has been scene of many dinner parties, Among the Vinitors at Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. James Edgar Mor- Mr. and Mrs. J. S, Carreau, Mr. Mr. and Mra, y Randall, Mr. and Mre, Walter Mr. and W, B. Randall, Hor- Albert Under the auspices of the drama sec- Blanche De Costa Whitney, prominent resident of Bronxville, has just returned from a successful concert tour through the West. Mr. and Mra. A. 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