Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
Letters of the People.

Tulsa. OKLA. Aus %. 1915. Edi
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A general order of the army refer,
10 the subject a. follows.
I'm au ARMIES tho manner in
which military court,s.cs arc OBJ
served ana rendered by Officers and
soldiers o. rhe index 10 the manner
In which other dutl,s are p.r.
. formed
The army regulations tell us that
Courtesy amonF military men d. I'm
dispensahIe ta dIsripline resp.rt to
suporiors wei not hs confined 10
obedience ON duty. but will be cN
tended ON am occasions"
n might bc well Co. puote from
fChaptcr 2 ofaMafor Moss manual
which Includes A brief history OF the
salute
when u gcniIcmin raiseAhis hat
20 a lady he Ia buf continuing Gus.
tom that had ifs beginning In the
DAYS ~ knIvhthooH. when ever,
knight wore his helmet as n protec.
tion against foes However when
coming among friends especially "a
dies. the knight would remove his
helmet as mark of confidence and
trust In his friends In thosn days
failure IA remove the helmet in theI
presence ~ ladtes slrnlfied digfrus,
and want OF confidence today i'I
signifies impohteecsa ano A want OF
good breeding
From time irnmemorial suhordi-
mates have alwayH uncovered before
guperiors. and equals have nlways
acknowledged each others presence
by some courteay hiR..Fccma 10 be
one of the natural. nohler instincts ~
man u was not en- many ycsrs ago
when a sentinel saluted not DIV with
his gun hut by taking or his hat
also However when complicated
heodRenr lke tho bcarsk In and the
helmet came into use. they could