1918 Success in modern warfare is not due only to military operations on the battlefield.
Modern warfare is the resultant of an interrelation of co-operative activities.
One branch of the army can not succeed without the support of other units, and the success of the whole depends on whether every person in the service is doing his whole duty. Military strategists have realized that it is difficult to say which phase of the service is important, and which is unimportant. He was born in this city January 29, 1893. Until the age of fifteen he attended the Trinity Catholic School. His business training was received at the Draughon-Porter Business College, and upon completion of his course he was employed by the Evansville Brewing Association as a bookkeeper.