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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
Italian staternanA

ROME. Aug 80. via Paris Aug 81.
1880 q. m.-The following official com
munication. received from headquarters
~ tho Italian army, under tO-day's date
was given out tonight.
In Val SaEaua. our reconnaissance
pushing out toward Gina Clsta-G. 500
feet hiEh-which dominates from the
mort hwcgteru side our position on Monte
Snlubio. found the summit held hy
strong enemy dctachmtuts with machine
gnuH- ON tho 2sth. Gina Cista was at
tackled by our troops aud. notwithstand-
inE the urc from OBJ" enemy artillery was
conquered and retained.
In Cnrnia on the evening Of the -Ttn.
the enemy after a long period OF in
activity. hurled himself ON our positions
% ia Ipiccolo and. as always. was re-
pulsed.
I'm the Tlszzo CFlitsch) basin. our
troops succeeded several days ago in
adv ancinE beyond thrt important town
ship and now covered 20 from n strong
position. barring The approaches b.
ircdil Pass. hy the upper tsonz0 and by
Ga" Slntcnik tnllef. The enemy. power
Ices Co rrpuIHf COS. opened na usual uu in-
tense artillery Tire on fnr house uf
lezzo causing several fires.
In the r1lmino sector fresh PROCESS
has been mndc with great diffcultF lr
our troops
con the Carao. the enemy. a. the re-
suit ~ 3D. ekIlful advance oft our troops
abandoned several trenches which we
found fun of dead and army munitions
our air raids continue md are car.
rIcd out boldly end surCeeefulif TheF
are always directed AGAINST military Dh.
irrfiFeg Yesterday Wr huuharieu frs
railroad station off NnrrfrkH. an enemy
camp near kHafanietsba Hud munIt.ru
drpnfa 90 Sr.HnH. our acceptance were
NOT nInHNII.
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IN THE EAST

VIENNA. Aug 500. tir London r.rr
20. w..Thc following official statement
was given uuf hy thr Austrian war Office
tonight.
"ftuaaInu theatre. of war.
Tho armies ~ Generals rrHurnr
InIIiu and Eufhmrr hove advanced 90
rfriul 40 several points the enemy no.
tempted to arrest our pursuit but wnr
every where rruulHrd EaUrrInlfF Stub.
BORN resistance had tH o. broken Hf the
lower kUrHUIro rIEulrf
"Tnr troops uf General U1ehu. frmuI.
De- encountered strongly manned posi-.
lions east ~ TIurEuw and ON fHU IIua
running from HiHlH -EnnInu across Tu-
UurYF fu NadgIrchuw Tho enemy was
aff1rkrd and r.rulacd az several points
HIHug fhIr front
IN Noihynia. our forces advancing Co.
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IN THE WEST.

PARIS. Aus. a0. .In b. m Tho war
nifIrn tu-uIEhf made UuHIIr thr follow
Jus official communicate
ARTILLERY urhtinr hus takru place in
AriHIH. end Dob Che rNrIun of Gufnur.
Where's. whore our fIr. hHu rrnffrrfI
some Of Che furmN.H trenches HrI HIf
some German rnrHmuurufa
Iu the hrEuun. our hnffrrIre have
stopped several times attempted bonn.
hlrIunrfa hF the ruruF
20 rather violent rauuOuHIU has
fakru place Dob Lorraine toward MUur.I.
nrfHufDH ana tnarcIIne and also In fnH
NnnErH In fHU res Jon OF ftHhHHrHH r.nn.
ruIa ard IIura'
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ward Lutsk gained ground. Swintiuchy
and other places stubbornly defcndea hy
the enemy were taken.
Austro-Hungarian troops fighting In
the BieloViezh region defeated the Rus
SLAMS near Szercszowo. and are pursu-
ing them toward Pruszany.
italian theatre Of war:
y csterday the enemy maintained an
artillery fire Of Intermittent strength
along the fronts In the coastal district.
Hostile attacks against several points
were repulsed. In the Carinthian and
Tyrolean frontier districts the situation
h unchanged"
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 20 Manufacturer. Jobbsru- usr-
L chants and Others Wholosals Deaisra
NOTICE is HEREBY GlNEN That
the state Board OF Control OF the STATE
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at Its office at Charleston. West NirEtnia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment Ct which II vested IN SAID board
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders, quality considered and other
things being equal. West virginia deal.
ers Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ta-l-u Charleston West virginia
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tut conditions generally have been
normal
both or tho 18TH and the strt We
FIr rrd"I In shooting down enrr.v
Hrr .rlHnca ON che gffh our reav.
arNiIffN 30 Or" fH nj railway train IL
I.if nHrrE station fahruf rrIfr-
rnrthrfst uf NueaI. ON mo same e.er.
nE "Hf royal fEinE rurur co-or.rtfrT
ihr forest OF south Hurst which va.
Hu' N"aHfuIIU carried out without H..
Joel" Hf any machines
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YON HINDENBURG
CconHHusd From First Pag.1

the recapture by the Ottoman forces
OF allied trenches with heavy allied
casualties. These claims. however.
have not yet been conceded by Great
Britain.
The military operations in the west.
ern held have been confined TO trench
hghung. On the Austro-Italian from
tier, the Italians claim that their
forces are slowly advancing north
ward.
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Bethany COLLEGE:

BETHANY COLLEGE: s:5.. a :.,.H H. . . 7, a;
.rfI.. Mini rhf
o. iary
rr. loot m Horn ..r4r
nga lands Irlrr. s
l tsrfI more Hn 100000 COLLEGE Agricai
afvy
ern mile r1rf tf.
fr. rradc teacher
FHEsrDEET THOlAsE esA,lsLET II D. srruArr
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Russians FiRhtinR Hard.

LONDON. Aug 30. 1870 ID with
General ton Bestler. the. captor Of Anti
the Germans again have resumed n
strong offensive ir tho Baltic region to
and have begun attacks near the Dvina
bridEehcad south OF Friedrichsfadt and
along the reilroeed running from Mitau
cordinE TO PetrcErad. again are offering
strong Resistance 20 the attempted on-
ward march OF the Tcutons.
Vienna asserts that the Russians
along the Stripa river. iu southeastern
Galicia have tried Intellectually 10 stem
INC austrian advance but despite their
stubborn resistance. especially ~ the
koropice district have been defeated.
Partner north. Co the east Of Zloczow
which lies between Lcmbcrg and Tarno-
from Bialy-kamien to Radzicchow. the
Russians made attacks from strong posi-
tons. but were rcpuiscd. over the bor-
ger IN kussiH gains of terrain near
Lutsk and q continuation Of the pursuit
or the Russians near Eiclovlezh are re-
on the western front and down along
the Auftro-italiau lines artillery en-
fragments have prcdominatcd.
Allies Repulsod.
kepulers OF stubborn allied attacks
and the capture uf allied trenches Dol the
region OF Auafarta on the GaliipoI pen-
insul. are announced b. Coustantinople.
Heavy casualties were inflicted on the
allies by the Turks. says the Turkish
official communicate Tile course TO
o. UNfened nN tcrmaug with regard 60
fhe sinking W the steamer Arabic. DO Is
believed. in Berlin. will De- aiong the CON
ciliatury lines set forth Boo the recent
Associated Press Interview with the
German Chancellor. iu which the chan
crilor declared that if the commander
of On German submarine went beyond hts
Instructions the imperial government
would give complete satisfaction fn the
United states. This boiler became
stronger or tho return 90 Berlin ~ ...
imperial chancellor. the minister u. mae
rine and other officials after a confer
rrrn af the front with Emperor William.
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IN The CITY

we have a 6-roomed home for sale
on Eleventh Street near Eon. Has
STATE roof. stone foundation and is In
me condition. Owner will take $500
for II. '0'SO
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PETROGRAD. Aug. go. via London
Aug. 81. 2:Oi "A. m.-An Nfficiai commu-
nication made public by the war office
tonight says.
To the west Of Friedrichstadt. tCour-
land) the engagements Saturday and
sunday continued TO be OF the same
stubborn character as previously
Developing their operations the Ger
mans simultaneously opened attacks on
our troops on Troncou on the Eckau-
Neuhut railway and against the village
OF Hlrschaten.
In the direction Of Dvinsk there r.
no essential change. Al some points on
saturday our troops assumed the often
sive.
In the direction OF wilma the night
ing continues on approximately the
same front. The enemy. having crossed
TO the right bank or the Niemen IN the
region Of Olita. attempted unday 90 ad-
vance In the direction Of Orany. on the
remainder 81 the front along the middle
Nlemen and toward the south as far as
the river fripCt. our armies continue
their retirement covered by rear-guards
which on saturday repulsed series Of
German attacks in the region OF Lipsk.
tufiictiug hcaVr losses. Farther south
our rear guards arrested n stubborn Of
fcnsive by strong enemy forces from
the west on the front OF Pruszany-GOr-
oditz
In the region Of Vladlmir-VoIynsky
the enemy. having changed the DISPOSE
lion 81 his troops. continued Of Nladi-
mir Nolyusky and toward Lutsk. North
OF Lutsk lighting has occurred on both
sides 81 the river Styr."
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CITY HOTELS
GRAND ATLANTIC

virginia aNe. close % bach. Capacity.
zee Eniirel1 new. Modern and hixh-
ela--. LarEe rooms. private baths. ele-
fatCr. ct. superior table service. s. So
% daily special weekly Hook iet. Auto
meets traiuT w. r SHAW
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BIRTHS
BIRTH NOTICE

-. Born 90 Mr.. and Mrs Fred Kurner. a. :.
s l,iSrS E., a daughter. on Thursday.
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10th Street Home

FOR sALE-A two story brick Dweu,n.
OF rooms. bath. attic. laundry. etc.
with a double two story brick OF 4
rooms each in the rear. Lot fronts 20
Feet on 18th street. and 60 feet on the
Alley. VIM sell as a whole or In two
parts.
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FOR SALE

Foh sALE-kargain on lower end OF L.
land room house and bath above
sl-toot flood. cement walks. cellar ana
iauhnty. acre OF ground. also lots
= and Steenrod addition. Mount dc
hantal 40 foot. or 80 foot lots
vat tHAlN. au9O-i
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FOUND

FoUND-M atch fob. ON River Road
1noNc Martins Ferry. Inquire al In
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LOST

LIZ - 1heNy Chase school rinE In.
scrieed Eleanor n. Bsau Reward vyith
~ S'ufn 10 Eleanor a.. bcall. WellsburE.
- au-gs-i
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FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds. IN
gc0d condition. Address Forest
View" Box ZOE. Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L. Elm Grove
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foh sALE-One-cighth Interest In 700
I 81. care intelliEencer. au-9i-n
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FOR RENT

TIE RENT rooms and bath for iight
housekeeping 35-20th street. SUI
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WANTEO-MALE

ron RENT 3 room fer two E.nti.u~n.
eu-2s-j
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HELP

wAETnp~ Is-'~T-T =, ->'..>->----
= roofns Tor married couple. In or r~ar
MsrN eod- Address hox N5 care int.lii.
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retary for foreign Affairs f. repro
auced from the newspaper by tho
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PATENTS::$:;:s.s;$s::.Gs .: .ss:::
trsdemark litigation Booklet frsS 49,
II ~. OUTLAY, Patent LawTsr
National Exchange Bank Ruifdinu
Wheeling. W We
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06
PROBLEM PLAY
IS REAL FARCE

Pretty Mrs. Smith" the photo-play
featuring FRITZ Scheff at the Liberty
theater for the first part of the week,
is a problem play of deepest interest
but not the usual problem" play that
has almost become bore on the legi-
innate stage during the last few years.
1t is a problem play that is laugh
from beginning to end.
The problem" in this particular in
stance is what would you do provided
being an attractive young woman of
course, you had on three separate and
distinct occasions married three dis
tinct individuals by the name OF
Smlth-being in each of the first two
instances under the impression that
hubby was dead-provided all three
appeared at one time? Do you mag
inc that you would be bigamist, and
how do you suppose you would extra
cate yourself from the tangle?"
This is the situation that confronts
FRITZ Scheff in the farc:al photoplay
and FRITZ manages in excellent lash
ion.
The New Exploits of Elaine" con-
tinue to be absorbing films with
punch that is even superior to the mi
tai run.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06
MARKHAM GETS
kAAI GLHCLlB
FOR BIG Time
Local Singers viii Open En-
gagement in New York City
at New Amsterdam

One of the best boosts for Hawaii
and Hawaiian music that has come to
I the islands in a long while Is a wire.
less message Just received by the
members of Kaai's GIee Club from the
Klaw & Erlanger syndicate. stating
that an offer of the club to play in
the New Amsterdam theater in New
York has just been accepted. -
Mark Klaw, who was here a few
months ago; and who heard the boys
OF the club play and sing, was respon.
sible for their signing. He declared
at that time that Hawaiian music was
the sweetest he had ever heard. and
so impressed was he with the work
Of the local boys that he struck up a
bargain for a contract
In response to several letters to IT.
Bishaw, secretary Of the organization,
the members of the musical organiZa-
ton finally wrote stating their price
to Mr.. Klaw. The letter was respon-
sible for the wireless message which
has Just been received.
THE eight boys who are left here
in town are anxious to go4r said Mr..
Bishow when seen today at the office
of the superintendent of wSter works.
OF course Ernest Kaai is in the
states now, playing with some of the
boys at San Diego, and we do not
know whether he viii join us at the
end of the year when his contract ex-
pires, or not. -, u
= We have been asked to come to
New York ready for work by October
l. and that means that We win hava
to be leaving in short time. Another
offer which we thought of considering
was from ]. G. Williamson Of the Aus.
traiian Amusement Company. which
we worked under In our
tour of Australia and New Zealand In
1911. Williamson wants us to come
back in February, but the other plan
will make that impossible
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06
WRITES HIS name
NF|RE At NIGHT

H. P. Wood Of the Hawaii Fair Com
niSsiCn writing from San Francisco,
is nest emphatic in his praise of the
s1eat exposition pEoto-p!av now being
shown in Honolulu at the B jou thea
ter. A special performance was given
Ct this picture at the Empire thaater
today. the doors being opened at l.
n. and 4e performance being con-
tirrDus until we'll into the afternoon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

directed to report to his company
commander for duty.
Pvt. William F. Fahey, 143rd Com
pany Coast Artillery Corps, Fort
Kan1ehameha, T. a., is transferred to
Company I. 3rd Battalion of Engin-
GERS, and viii proceed to Fort Shafter.
T. H
4v SIS : 8 55's -
Pvt. Henry Anderson, Company F.
End Infantry, has BEEN detailed on
special duty as teamstef in the Quar-
ternaaster Corps and has been ordered
to report to the quarterfnaster for
duty
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6ltAaferNotes
lSpecial Star-Bulletin Correspondencel

tSpecfai Star-BuiIetin COrreSpondenCel
FORT SKATER. Sept. g. The Inu
Infantry less the band and ConpaTs
E viii take the field for annual rae,
tise march on Wednesday. and VIII
be absent from the fort fer eight days
The troops will proceed by street ears
from the fcrt t. thr head OF NuHanu
valley. then march via the Pail around
the north end CT tie island resting en-
Sunday at Haleiwa, and returning OF
Tuesday TO Sh1fte-. The 2rd Fatal.
ion will leave on street cars at GA
a. m. the Is: az 7:3n, and the 3rd al
SIS
The Erst days Tarrh viii he tc
Heeia, ? l!,-Iniic march. The rdm lin
ing itinerary is K8aawa. 10 miles: Ia
Iaku, 70 miles; Iiaieiwa. II miles;
Cashier, 10 miles: Pearl Chy. II miles
and Fort Shafter eight miles
Turing tho kfE" around tIfe island
the field officers will take their annual
riding test.
Full field equipment will be worn
and war conditions throughout will be
carried out
Company F, under command of
Capt. William Cochran, viii remain
behind to perform the guard duties.
During the Sunday rest at Haleiwa tn :
End Infantry Bard will come out and
give a band concert. Capt. Cochran
will be in command OF the post dur
ing the absence of the troops. His
are Paul r. Manchester
and ". B. Jones
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

G. Company. End Infantry. gave
smoker ION Saturday evening in the,
mess hall of their organization bar.
racks. A fine program was given and
the $50 guests had a most delightful
evening. -Four goodffwrestling bouts
were given and after numerous jokes
Of bygonel days delightful. refresh
ments were served. y A string band
composed of members of the CONF.
pany furnished the music for the
evening. This was such a success
that another smoker will be held next
month. First Sergt.7 Spear is presi.
dent and Sergt. Hensleys4s vice presi,
dent Of the club. : '%.> d
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The End Infantry will hold its an
nual proficiency test for all companies
of the regiment on Tuesday in the
vicinity of the fort. Firing win be-
gin at 7:30 and continue until COM
pleted, which probably will be late in
the afternoon. ,,., ~. T. H.. 49,. L..
War conditions, win, be simulated
and the men win have full field equip
ment and each given Is rounds of ball
cartridges. The following order Of
companies will govern l. B, &, G., E, NJ,
A, d. c, !, F, H, l.. As published in
orders the following officials are
named to conduct the works: Officer
in charge. Lieut.-eol. = Atkinson; as
sistant to officer in charge, Capt. Lin.
coin; timekeeper. Capt. Bell; statisti.
cal officers, 1st Lieut.. McAndrew, LIST
Lieut. Richardson; range officer, End
Lieut.. Polhemus. -. - -
Due to the fact that the Machine
Gun Company is not armed with the
rife and will not fire. that organiza
ton has been directed to furnish all
details for marking the targets. The
problems will be kept secret and not
given out until the companies arrive
near the firing line At a shot from
the officer conducting the problem the
company will know. that they are I'M
der fire and be governed accordingly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The Non-commissioned Officers
Card Club met at aSergt. Whitaker's.
Saturday evening Progressive bridge
whist was played Until a. late hour.
Those playing. were, Sergt and Mrs.
Rigley.. Sergt. and Hrs Cohen, Sergt.
and Mrs. 5Brietiefd1 SeFgt; and Mrs
Dysart Sergt, and ) Mrs, Burns and
Sergt. and Mrs. bly, Mrs. Cohen won
first prize. beautiful cut glass mus
tard jar. and Sergt Burns won the
gentlemen's first prize, leather case
containing Two decks of cards and
chips. setgt and Aits: Breitneld won
the booty prizes. one sa canning walk
ing Teddy beaf ana the aotlIer pig
that grows hair on his. hack After
cards d dainty luncil eon was served
and every one departing declared
Sefgt. and Mrs whitaker a charming
host and hostess. %t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

Pvt Ralph y. Holdridge, Company
NJ, End, Infantry, has been relieved
from special duty as carpenter in the
Quartermaster Corps and has been
This picture will be shown again to-
night at tho Bijou theater.
ASIDE from the educational features
this film is most spectacular. Art
Smith, the air Demon is seen in the
nest daredevil aviation exhibitions in
breed daylight and at night. Art
Smith s the successor to Lincoln
Eeachy and has gone his predecessor
enc better IN darodevilrry. Art Smith
can write his lame in fire while flying
b! night and his reats Of daring are
aTtng ths mosi brilliant features CT
tie entire CAp0& tiCn. He appears t"
good advantage in this picture.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

First Glass Pvts. Alvin H. Hubbard
and George W. Norris, telephone and
telegraph platoon, Company NJ, Signal
Corps, Fort Shafter," H. T.. will pro-
coed to Fort Ruger. H. T., for duty,
reporting upon arrival to the CON-
mandjng officer for duty in connec'
ticn with fire control alterations at
that post - -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-11-08
Notice. Sale of Land.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
By virtue OF an order granted by the
Ordinary of said county at the NoVem-
ber term, 1915, there will be sold at
public outcry to the highest bidder on
the Whey Mitchell Place in the New
Sixteenth district of Sumter county
Georgia, between the legal hours OF
sale the following property of Whey
Mitchell, deceased, located in Sumter
county, Georgia:
One hundred and twenty-five and
one-half acres, more or less.
100 acres more or less off of land lot
No. 4, % acres off of land lot No. 81,
in New Sixteenth district of Sumter
County, Ga, and two houses and lots
located in Smithville, Lee county, Ga,
Terms of sale cash.
OSCAR MITCHELL, Administrator.
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GEORGIA, sumter County.

By virtue of an order of the Court
o. Ordi airy Of said county, will be
sold at public cutlery on the first Tues
day in December, 1915, at the court
house door in said county, between the
usual hours of sale, the following real
estate, situated in Sumter county Geor-
gia, to-wit:
The whole of land lot No. $50, in the
10th District of Sumter county, Geor-
gia, containing 202 1-2 acres, more or
less.
The sale will continue from day 10
day between the same hours until said
property is sold. Terms cash.
This, the 1st day Of November, 1915.
JOHN A. S. PERRY,
Administrator of M. Lou Perry, De-
ceased.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-11-08
Garrison Announces The Plan
For Defense of The Country
Regarding The Army Branch

lenses, and $26,OOO,OOO a year, for four
years in the accumulation of reserve
material for use by force of 100000
men.
Mir Garrison says that the trainers
of the new policy are fully conscious
of the possibility of formulating mill
tary policies much better in theory
but that after concentrated consider
alton Of existing legal and other con-
ditions they think it will be found that
almost insuperable objections and diff
culties arise in carrying into practical
operations suggestions that from the
military standpoint might otherwise be
very acceptable.
The statement reveals that in the
preparation of their plans, war depart
meent officials have called into consul
tation specialists in various lines Of
private industry.
1t has been proposed" it says, ito
make available in time of need the SER