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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
Misses Department.
Third floor. G st.

Ii Misses Linen Dresses, made one
piece style, with coat effect and plain
skirts; sizes IA and IS years: in light blue.
tan and navy: $500 each. Were s7.s5.
Misses One-piece Sailor Dresses, white
and blue: sizes IA and 20 years; $3.50
each. Were $500.
~ Girls Bingham and Galatea Dresses.
one-piece style. with low neck and three
quarter sleeves: sizes to II years; 81 .a5
each. Were $295.
20 Girls Sweaters. white; sizes IS to
"a; soiled and unused from handling;
$3.50 each. Were $3.50 and $40
Is Girls Balkan Blouses of white gala
tea with sailor collar: sizes 6 to IS years,
$LOO each. Were 500.
IA Girls Wool Dresses, with plated or
plain skirts, round neck with fiat collar
and three-quarter sleeves: all white.
plaids. stripes and checks: sizes to II
years; $500 each. Were $3.50 and $50.
White Serge Dresses, hand embroid-
cred and trimmed with fancy buttons and
braid; with low neck and three-quarter
sleeves; size 10 years; $10.75 each. Were
1850.
Third door. st. ---A
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Friday Clearance of
100 Lancaster Waterproof
Window Shades, 35c Each.
Were 75c to $l.25.

These Window Shades are
made of an English waterproof
cloth that can be washed with
soap and water when soiled. They
are mounted on Hartshorn rollers
and the colors are tan, drab and
green. The green shades are in
narrow widths, 251z and 2814
inches; the tan and drab are in
several widths, the narrowest
25H inches and the widest 3oH
inches. Measurements should be
brought for quick choosing. 35c
each; were 75c to SIPS. J
Also rs pairs White Net Cur
tains, with linen cluny edge; three
designs; 2A yards long; SIPS,
ST 50 and S2oo pair. Were $2.oo to
$2.75.
Fourth floor, G ST.
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Friday Special Clearance
Wizard MOpS, 78c Each.

Wizard Triangle Mops are
known to hundreds of Washing
ton women, and they have never
been sold for less than SIPS,
which is very moderate price, in
view of, their excellence. Now the
makers Of this mop have notified
us that they will within a short
time place upon the market new
and improved mop. They have
given us permission to dispose Of
our stock on hand at a price
agreeable to ourselves. That this
style of mop is being superseded
by another is nothing to its dis
credit, because it is one Of the
finest ever offered.
z8c each. Regularly $I.25.
Fifth floor, New Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08

I 45-inch Wardrobe Trunk
covered with wood fiber. $32.5o
Was $4,000.
4 45-inch Wardrobe Trunk
strongly made. $22.5o. Was $50
I 45-inch Steamer Wardrobe
Trunk, $17.75, Was $500.
4o-inch Mems Wardrobe
Trunk, $11.5o. Was $500.
I 36-inch Dress Trunk, covered
with fiber, $1475. Was $1,000.
I 36-inch Dress Trunk, $19.75'
Was $500.
I 36-inch Steamer Trunk,
$1o.75. Was $500.
36-inehT Steamer Trunk,
$16.75. Was $1,000,
I 24-inch Suit Case, made OF
cowhide leather and fitted with
toilet articles, $500. Was $22.5o.
26-inch Cowhide Suit Case,
SITS. Was $12.oo.
I 18-inch Sole Leather Bag,
$1,000. Was $500.
1 18-inch Black Seal Bag,
$1o.75. Was $1,000.
2 Cowhide Bags, II and Is inch,
$3.o5 each. Were $5.o5.
Second floor. Tenth st.
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Friday Clearance of
Imported Ename1Ware.

About 100 pieces High-grade
Imported Enameled Cooking
Ware of the finest manufacture.
The only reason for the great re-
duction is that this particular pat
tern is being closed out by the
maker, and acting upon his sug-
gestion we are pursuing the same
course with our assortment on
hand.
Included are Double Boilers,
Coffee Pots. Teapots, Pudding
Pans, Cake Pans, Dishpans and
Preserving Kettles. Every piece
warranted in perfect condition.
Reduced to half price.
Fifth floor, new building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
Infants Department.

Children's Black Velvet Goats: made box
style in double-breasted effect: finished with
turnover collar and CUTS and pockets. 500
Chiidren's Felt Hats. in navy. tan. red.
blue and gray; attractively trimmed with
Children's White Corduroy Hats, round
crown buttoning to brim with crocheted but
tons. rolling brim. $3.50 each. Were 1915.
Children's Handmade Skirts, made on waist
and finished with hand-scalloped edge, $l-OO
each Were $1.50.
4 Children's White Linene Dresses, made Rus.
sian style with turnover collar and cuffs and
belt: boomers to match; $50 each. Were
$500.
Third door Eleventh st.
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Friday Specials in
The Furniture Dept.

In preparation for our annual
February Furniture Sale, which
begins Monday. February 2, we
are making unusually great re-
auctions on the following pieces
in order to effect immediate dis
posal:
iar' design: dustproof drawers and wood
en- knobs; $47.OO Was $4,000.
1 Mahogany Chiffonier. Sheraton" de-
sign: inlaid lines Of satin wood brass
socket feet: $3.50. Was $1,000.
sign; with best plate mirror dustproof
drawers and set-in locks; $500. Was
$500
l Mahogany Dresser. large plate mir
ror, three large and two small drawers,
s with dustproof bottoms; s2''o' Was
/ Mahogany Dresser. Louis XVI design,
with dull satin finish: Nelson Matter
Furniture Co.'S make; $3.50 Was $65.00.
the Nelson Matter Furniture Co.: ma
hogany throughout: $50. Was $4,000.
Dresser and Chiffonier to match;
French gray enamel finish: oval mir
ror and wooden knobs; $14.75 each.
Toilet Table, OF Tuna mahogany. with
oval-shaped mirror and two drawers that
lock: Louis XIV design; $3.50. Was
5000
1 Toilet Table Of mahogany. with triple
mirrors. long drawers and wooden knobs:
$2375. Was 5000.
/ Mahogany Toilet Table: large size,
with triple mirrors and two long draw
ers: $495O. Was $1,000.
CHARTERED Oak Buffet. rich colonial
design, with two large dish cabinets and
long linen drawer: $5475. Was $500.
CHARTERED Oak Buffet. neat design:
best plate mirror and plate rack at top:
Sc. 80. Was $1,000
CHARTERED Oak China Cabinet. fiat
ends. three shelves, with double grooves
for plates; $3.50. Was $1,000.
CHARTERED Oak Dining Room Chairs.
with genuine leather. slip seats and boxed
frames. 1895 each. We're $3.50.
/ CHARTERED Oak Serving Table. large
size that could be used as substitute for
small buffet: with column legs; $24.5O
Was $500.
/ CHARTERED Oak Dining Table. Hast
ings make, 54-inch top. S-foot extension:
equipped with Tyden lock; $34.75. Was
5000.
One lot Of Chairs Of fumed oak. mis-
sion design, with genuine Spanish leath-
er seats: reinforced box construction;
81 95 each. Were $3.50.
EtxtA door, G sts -:.---.---.------
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Mems Clothing Dept.

4 Mackinaws. Norfolk style, with con-
yertible collar, in plain blue and green
check patterns. sizes Sc. 81 and 40; 500
each. Were $1,000.
3 Raincoats of Hart Schaffner &
Marx make, with convertible collar; in
brown and tan; sizes "a, 81. So and ~;
S1475 each. Were $500 and 5000.
. Spring-weight Overcoats, Chesterfield
models. in brown and gray: herrinsbone
patterns: size 40; s14.75 each. We're
$500 and $1,000.
. Young Mems Long-trouser Suits, in
brown and gray mixtures of all-wool
chevIot: sizes Is, II and Is; 1900 each.
Were $1s:O6.
! p Young Mems Overcoats. short and
long lengths, with belt backs. convertible
and shawl collars. in grays and browns;
sizes 30. "a, 35. Sc and IS; 1915 each.
Were $12.5Osand $500.
Second floor. Tenth st.
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China Department.

Oecorated French China Covered D1shes,
II 90 each. Were $3.50.
Decorated Austrian China Meat Platter.
Green and Gold French China Gravy Boat.
Il 80 Was $500.
| Richly DECORATED French China Sslad BOWL
Decorated French China Syrup Pitcher.
'Ss Decorated Rugliah Porcelain Sugar and
Cream Sets, Csc each. We're 75c.
/ dozen Decorated French China Dinner
Plates s. 90. Was 300.
i Decorated Japanese China Cracker Jar. TIC.
Was $1.25. 49,.
j Daintily Decorated Austrian China Chop
Plate, SOC. Was $1.00.
Fifth floor. G Ut.
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Housefurnishing Dept.

lot Carpet sweepers. reduced to s115. from
lot Wizard Oil and Dustless Mops. used in
1 lot CashaBoxes, with lock and key, reduced
to Sc each from Csc.
1 lot Imported Wood Baskets. reduced to
81 80, from $3.50.
i lot Clothes Hampers, reduced to $l.25, from
$780,
Baby Sleeping BassInett, stand, reduced
to $500. from $500.
1 5-lb. Electric Iron. reduced to $3.50, from
$500.
/ Electric Stove, reduced to 1880 from $500.
3 Iron Umbrella Stands, reduced to rs each,
/ Shoe backing Box, reduced to SOC, from 75c.
/ Fancy Scrap Basket, reduced to &c. from
S5c.
Fifth floor, Eleventh st.
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And the following:

And the following:
3 Boys Atwood Long Overcoats. in serviceable
shades Of gray. with convertible collar; sizes IA.
10 and 10; 1896 each. We're $3.50 and $3.50.
2 Boys Atwood Long Overcoats, with con-
yertible collar; dark gray; size "A; 1915 each.
Were $500.
IS Boys All-wool Overcoats. Russian style, in
serviceable shades OF tan and gray: sizes 3. 4.
5. 6. and IS; 1913 each. Were $500 and
$3.50.
20 Boys Felt Hats, in telescope and MILDLY
styles: shades Of tan. gray and blue; sizes 81
to Z; 95c each. We're $3.50 and 500.
gu to Z; 25c each. Were Soc.
Is Ail-wool Sweaters. in plain white and white
with collars: slightly soiled: sizes 3, and s
years: 75c each. Were $3.50.
Blanket Bath Robes. in attractive light blue
and white effects: sizes and 6: $3.50 each.
Were $3.50.
SO Boys Fine Quality Madras Blouses. in
plain white and white with colors; sizes 8. 0.
10, II, II. 10. IA. 10 and 16; Toe each. Were
$1.OO.
Second floor, F st.
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ENDS BANK EXAMINATION.
Owen 7. Reeves Mails Report on Big
Pittsburgh Concern.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. January S-Owep
T. Reeves OF Chicago, national bank cx-
aminer, sent here to examvnc the First
Second National Bank of Pittsburgh, since
its plans for reorganization were com
pleted. has finished his work and TODAY
mailed his report to the Treasury Depart
ment.
The reorganization committee has called
for payment OF subscriptions to the new
stock before January To- at which time
II is expected the government will an
nounce whether the bank closed July Z
last will be allowed to reopen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
Umbrella Department.

Is Women's 26-inch Black
Union Silk Umbrellas, finished
with silver trimmed ebony and
mission wood handles. Reduced
from $500 to S1.o5 each.
IS Mems 28-inch Union Silk
Umbrellas, finished with mission
and natural wood handles, trim
med with sterling silver caps,
which are slightly dented. Re-
duced from $500 and $3.50 to
$1.85 each.
IS Children's Union Taffeta
Umbrellas, fancy trimmed han
dies. Reduced from $I.25 and
ST.. so to 75e each.
Main door, Eleventh st.
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Black Dress Goods Dept.
Third floor. Tenth st.

a. Yards 5s-inch Striped Suiung. 1915. Was
81 yards 54-inch Chiffon Broadcloth. $500.
AZ yards 42-inch Diagonal Serge, $685. Was
$3.50. - ru.. ., "a
Was 1918. o=o
21a yards 54fnch Lupin's Melrose Ciotn' $1oV'
Was $4.3s. 200 n.y.,
2h yards 42inch Diagonal SERGE eA.oo' WIS
$50. ..no W..
21s yards 52-inch Bedford Cofo' *4'Vo' was
~ Yards 42-inch Striped Serge, $3.50. Was
~ yards be-inch French Serge. 1915. Was
~ yards 5e-inch Lupn's Cheviot. $3.50. Was
S. Is. ,.. ..n
50 yards 42-inch Wool Henrietta, $2.25. Was
81 yards b2.inch Melrose Cloth, s25o Was
Second floor. q st.
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Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

Lengths range from 2A to 5
yards, in all weaves, colorings and
combinations.
Outing Flannel. 10c yard; was 121sc.
Percales. 1Oc yard: were 121sc.
Duckling Fleece, 10c yard; was 15c.
Ginghams. 12h1ac yard; we're 15c.
Printed voiles. zoe yard: were 25c
Costume Chiffons. zoe yard: were Csc.
New Cloth, 15c yard: was 25c.
Poplins, 15c yard; were Csc.
Second door. st.
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$3.50 Wool Cloth Coats, ,S6.7g.
Friday Special Sale Of
Women's New 25c Undermuslins.

Quality Of materials dainness OF styles and excellence Of val
make this of the extraordinary ad
vantages brought forward by Annual January Sale.
Long Peticoats of white cambria, with scaoped rufe
good materials in high and low round
Styles long short Sleeves trimmed with clustered ucks
and finished with rufles.
Corset Covers various with pretty and
broideres beading and ribbon.
Special january Sale price, Csc the garment.
Third oo st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
Three Strong Specials in
Women's New Coats.

Garments have been fortunate in securing from various
makers during the week They standard of
cellence and are far below their real worth
Seal Plush Coats, S18.75. Regularly $4,000.
Twenty models of Salts Seal Plush Coats in all
sizes These handsomely designed and made the
being of high
quality and that lends itself well the modes:
lined with which guaranteed for
They large graceful Mandarin sleeves Regular $4,000
garments. Special at SI875 1-t.
$3.50 Wool Cloth Coats, S6.7g.
Practical garments that will give satisfaction In col
navy blue only and This special
believe priced less than the customary of
terials; fancy trimmed collars
Kenyon Raincoats, $685. Regularly $1,000 to ST. 500.
of Kenyon signifies the best, whether
regular special they recognized We have
50 of these Rancoats made of fine
PROCEED cloths good of popular coors
range of sizes
G.
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Toy Department.

1 lot of Mechanical Trains. 1oc each. We're
/ Electric Train. slightly damaged, $500. Was
i set Lead Soldiers. slightly damaged $500.
Was $50.
A small lot of Toy Banks, reduced to &c each
Dressed French Dolls, slightly soiled, $3.50
each. We're $500.
i Dressed French Doll. slightly soiled, $3.50.
i Dressed French Doll. slightly soiled. $780,
Was $500.
i Dressed Doll. slightly soiled. $780, Was
i CelIuloid Doll, loose joints. 75c. Was $500
Child's Merry Go Round. $3.50. Was $500
Fourth floor. E st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
Women's Trimmed Hats
Reduced to So and SIS Each.

We have taken a goodly num-
Der of Women's Tailored and
Dress Hats, in various shapes and
colorings, all from our regular
stock made in our own work
rooms, and reduced them to $500
and $500 for immediate clear
ance. Trimmings are fancy
feathers, ribbons, fur and flowers.
Many of these have been marked
as high as S12.oo; others $500
and $1,000.
$500 and $500 for choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
Special price, 6 pairs for 75c.
Regular 25c grade.

= u, So. remnants.
4 Mems Atwood Oxford Gray Sweaters,
Norfolk style with pockets and belt. We neck;
sizes 80, 42 and &c. Reduced from $500 to
So. 90 each.
:, MEMS Atwood Imported Lightweight
Smoking Jackets light shade of tan, trimmed
with braid, sizes So SO. AZ and a. Reduced
from $3.50 to $500 each.
All wool Imported Light weight Dressing
Gown. light tan. finished with pearl buttons
and silk girdle; size &C. Reduced from $3.50
to $1,000.
Main floor. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
Friday Clearance of
Silk Damask Upholstery Materials.

high quality and very rich and handsome material for the
making draperie hangngs and uphoerng OF furniture
greatly reduced price This Silk Damask is shown in several
very beautiful shades of gold red tan blue etc
and the designs denong refinement and good taste The
quality is eponaly fine Such opportunity for securing
goods has been presented by We have
also included greatly lowered price several numbers OF
Plain Tapestries which fully the most exact
ing demands of quality, texture and coloring
bought in the regular the prices would
be from $3.50 to $3.50 the yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08

These Laces have just been Sc
cured, and are new in pattern and
fine in quality. Edges range in
widths from ~ to 4 inches and
the Insertions from Il to 2 inch,
es. AS the quality is very much
above the average, and the guam
tity limited, we advise immediate
selection.
Special price, SC yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
DRESSES.
WOmen's Wash Waists.

Wolfe, Batiste and Silk Madras Waists,
trimmed with Irish crochet lace yoke
and strips of insertion to match; others
tucked and trimmed with hand en-
broidery and cluny insertion, also a
few made in tailored style with plain
shirt front and side pocket; soft cuffs
and belt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
THREE-PIECE COSTUMES

at $3.50: was SS75O-Of broadcotb
with waist of blue chiffon. and white
cnlHon vest. trimmed with velvet rirdlr
at $40: was s125.O0-Hand-embroi
sea- Brown Velvet, with chiffon velvet
l at $3.50: was s1T5.Oo-Three-piecc
BACK velvet, with blue and black bro
at $50: was Setback Rroadc,o,b
with black chiffon waist. embroiderni
blue and gold. with white lace trim
mings. aii'-
at $50; was ss5OO-Black Broadclo,b
with with short fancy coat. and waist OF
oiach cnlHon over pink and blue
Mourning Suit pee
Mourning Suit. piece
At $3.50; was s5O.00EThree-piece Blue
Cnarmeuse Dress. with velvet coat
At $3.50: was $65OO-Taupe Charn...
Dress, with velvet coat to match
EVENING DRESSES:
AT SS7J: was $4,000 Brocaded White
trimming lace
At $3.50; was s65.OO-1 White sa,;,
Dress. trimmed with black chiffon and
At $500; was se5.o-, gn,a So.
Dress. with blue net bodice
AT 1890: was S125NO-I RIue Satin a,a
brocaded Velvet Dress, net bodice
AT S31.5O: was s67.5O-1 White A.
cordion-plaited Chiffon Dress. made over
Nell rose satin. q
At $lS.15; were so25o-4 Black Brocaded
SILK Dresses. with bodice of pink chlf-
At 1870: was :1o.Oo-1 White Creme ia
Chine Dress, trimmed with hand en-
broidery. e'''-
At $3.50: was s57.5o-1 White Silk
crepe Dress, trimmed in black.
AFTERNOON DRESSES:
At $3.50: was s7500-1 White Char
meuse Dress. with trimmings Of black
chiffon.
At $3.50: was s67J0-1 White Char
meuse Dress. trimmed with net and lace
AT 5000: was 3d. Taupe Creme de
Chine Dress, trimmed with velvet and
ornaments to match.
At $500: was $5O.O0-1 Black Char
meuse Dress.
At $3.50: was s55.OO-1 Black Silk Creme
Dress. trimmed with white lace white
chiffon sleeves and black velvet girdIe.
At $3.50: was $1,000 Black silk
Crepe Dress. with black velvet Eirdle
and jet ornament.
At $500: were $780, Crepe de Chine
Dresses, with Bolero Jackets
Third floor, st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
Friday Clearance of
Chi1dren's Hats at SOC.

Children's Hats, in corduroy,
felt and velvet, in all the desirable
dark shades of the season; some
trimmed with tailored bands.
others with simple and fancy
feathers. Practical, serviceable
soft hats for school and everyday
wear. These have been marked
$I.5o.
First offered tomorrow at the
reduced price Of
SOC each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
Abandons Strike Consultation.

AS a result of the report Of John B.
Densmore. solicitor of the Department Of
Labor, who made an attempt to con-
ciliate the two principals in the Michi-
gan mining strike. Secretary Wilson has
announced that there is no present in
tention Of further effort by the depart
ment to bring about Cancellation. Mr..
Densrnore has been instructed to prepare
a written report, which will be made
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
And the following:

And the following:
pairs Parame and Florita Corsets. medium
and high bust long hip; made Of eoutil or fancy
broche; small sizes only. Reduced from $50 to
$3.50 pair.
and long hip; sizes 20 and q. Reduced from
81. 90 to ESQ pair
pairs p n Corsets, coutil. medium and high
bust and long hip; sizes 10. 10. -, 26 . and
80. Reduced from 500 and $3.50 to $l.5O pair.
IL Brassieres, fasten-in back style, nicely trim
med with cluny lace. Reduced from $500 to S5c
each.
Third floor. center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
All 1914 Calendars
now marked at
half original prices.

Values meaning extending far beyond low prices
But linking low prices with high qualities i'm tine
offered No better
evidence the sterling worth of values offered
time than reference to Remnant Day offering
with orcefulness that should bring
desirable
merchandise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-08
militia OFFICERS
WILL MEET HERE
Division and Brigade 0rganiza-
ton and Pay Bill to
E.. Be Discussed.
GUARD MiSREPRESENTED,
DISTRICT OFFICER SAYS
Anxious to Comply With Circular 8,
But Is Handicapped in Many
Instances.

Thorough discussion of the question of
tne brigade ana DIVISION ORGANIZATIONS
will be had in this cftv next week. when
several meetings of officials having to do
with the National Guard will be held
The national militia board is to meet
at the division of militia affairs of the
War Dsnar,uant Monday
I.+ar i, .b. u,e.L there will, M, a ioiut
rnaa,;n, az Tho eyecutive .ommittee of
,ba NationaI C.u,rd ,Seoeiatinn of the
I-ni.ad sites and tbe ,di,,tants general
of the Nationai Gnard ~ the several
.tn,io..I ,,,;,it;, hnarl ic IN
- ~, ,,n;ii,i, ~. t,;II ard il is nm
T., Ia aIsn tbat II vi. daIy. deanly
in the question of division and brigade
nraanizati|, 80 ~ Nftn,,a1 f.,,,rd Iba
nationaI ,nard for the f,,.anotion OF rife
nractic, also Is To ,uaat here
An officer of the Sationa1 Guard of the
District of cnI,,n,bi, who was at the
conrention Of tbe Nat;nna; Guard Asso-
ciatfon of the I-rit.d States in Chicago
l.st Octoher ,yhe1, the resolution pro-
resting .painst tha rec,,,irements ri the
NOW. famoms circI,ia, : War Den,rtment
vas nasssd said todav ,bat the stand Of
~ 49,, 'CmarT 49,, hs., .ras+I,. mis-.
.aaras.n.aI L. d'icIar.d +bat NJ. -
norts scanned to NM the S,finna, t,uard
IN the nosition If bainr in a state OF
mutjny when as n matter of fact this
,,-.s nnt eo
Saws Militia Is Handicapped.
This officer, who would not permit his
name to be used asserted that The
officers of the various Nations, Guard
,.-sra,;..,i,,r,s -.
to comply with the requirements OF
c.da .,a s,,.t..;o,,. -
National Guard ORGANIZATIONS should
conform. However. in many instances.
they are handicapped. whiie in Others
~, nav iuiis computed with the re-
But he continued ..tbara mr.. several
states in which the state laws do not
provide for the organization mapped out
in circular :. Under the provisions of
circular IL, publishing the opinion of the
judge advocate general of the army. on
the right of the Secretary of War to re-
qLire the several National Guar d organi-
cations to conform to the organiza lion
mapped out, the states which do not have
the requisite number of auxiliary troops
such as cavalry, signal CORPS cofnpanies
and field artillery, to form brigades and
divisions. must muster the division and
brigade officers out, leaving a series of
units without head.
They have literally chopped Oft the
head of an organization. 1t Is much
easier, if time were allowed for a
brigadier general or a major general to
get those in his organization 10 work to
increase il UP to the standard SECURED
by the War Department. but where the
head has been chopped off. leaving moth
ing but a. series of units. il is much
harder to get the heads of these units
together
Armory Facilities Lacking.
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