The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17

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discharged. with a furloUeh IF one
month and ore rehths pay. aHa May
r.-eniist As "a general rdte, the H.rH
let. out If the service win be allowed
10 wear their H}If4rias, lfeaaTal March
said. for three months
Speaking Of the service OF ALT the
troops called to the colors and OF the
combat troops especially. General March
said:
The performances OF the American
army reached a point of the highest
excellence which brings the army very
, close to the hearts of the American
people"
Ii was noted by General March that
at the time Of the armiztiee. the smerl-
can troops were covering a front of
fftv-two miles II is REGARDING the
! gradual narrowing Of the daily nght-
/ ing front il is a4iparcnt frafu the stat.-
rnent Of General March. that the Amer
| lean FIRST ana second armies ulaved a
very important role in forcing the
{C.rruana tr their unrona.t iouaI sur-
/ render
! II was announced 4hnt t,..rqb{nev had
( been cabted 10 give, a coy1nf.fa f{xt Of
tefI casualties among his frao92 from
Ithe beginning of tnef. service in Eu-
/ rope TO November IT. General March
said that IN TIE interim re casualties
: lists would be given ont as usual
! All Must He .sx.uJ..d
: Millions Of pfautfe have been sent
Ito the ranlps and cantonnrnts sor the
records Of the mastering out. which
! viii incluae. OF course. physical exam
/ 1nation for every man and officers An
officers of the army. after the general
/ disqualification. nav appiv for commits
sfons in tine regular army or. second
for commissions in me reserve
Az understood nv the star. there will
he no hiatus between the time OF the
general Standardization and the crea.
tion of a regular. army or a Sufficient
nucleus. around which an army NAV
be created, under present legislation
and some special acts to be passed for
the regular army establishment.
General March stated that the war
department had made arrangements for
the preparation OF an historical ac-
count of the service Of each OF the Ill
visions Of the United States army and
A, these accounts would be made public
I probably in the order Of their compile
ton. 1,.
The RafntDw division history OBJ
}Vieusly VIII become OF nation wide In
terest 1t already has been suggested
I that this division be sent on grand
/ tour OF the country after Its appearance
( IN washington.
Improvements were maze oy Gen :
erai March as TO the position OF the
olVislon OF recent dates mo ihi'ly
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