The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-20
Local Army Man in Recent
Book Outlines a System
Along Military
UNLIKE GERMAN METHOD
elaims II Would Be Of Value to
the Young People and Of
Ter National Prepared.


Tork done here trhie in charge Of III
m'tifa'y 'cork at The University befon
re X o. Y. c. mas organiasd. .Coioae
fraser completed the fro.,cW norma
scheos course at fhe UNIVERSITY in 1886
de entered Fef Point the nert year
hsfzne been appoiatrd from, the secont
Congressional district Of Missouri, III
same district from rekich HGj.-Cen. Enocl
~. CroIcder and Gen. John J. Pershin.
recesfsd their appointments in 1873 agc
1882 respectively.
He has serped as an instructor in Fenf
worth Military Academy, Lexington, No..
Nice Institute, Houston, Ter; and fht
University Of Missouri. He leif the Uni
rerssy in 1909.
Colonel FrG-ier has seen sertice as q
military officer in the Philippines, in He.
'cdiId. in China. on the border in Texas
c1d.af For Sher;dan. IN. He ras retired
N 1910. but sais serrice again during
the ic@. In March, 1919, he mas again
retired.
80 fhstftt HOOcl - ldFM ROfA.
CofeHei Frazier sGss thar he cant mrise
on the farm; the attractions OF 10 acres
and a nude" are foo much for him.
Military training fes bows and cor
responding suitable training for girls, to
every pupil over 10 years Of age-eyen
though college and the professional
schools If the student takes these courses"
lis a feature Of the scheme for revision
Of the American school system as out.
lined in book on Training just writ.
ten by Colonel Frazier. He uses the
nom de plume. y. r. Bruce"
Il would oppose with all the power
there is in me the introduction Of the
prussisn system in our country; for
know it would ultimately DO to US what
il did TO them. But that is no reason
far coneenning a right system Of military
training-one that would make us better
citizens first and, better soldiers also. and
would go farther toward real dcmocratiza-
Jon thin ANYTHING else in the world,- he
says.
Physical fitness ;odue,r;.I err;r;err,,
moral eleanliues, and nat;on,, ,rsn.,ed
ncss are urged as the chief benefits 10
be derived from the scheme. Colonel
Frazier proposes keeping the students
primarily civilians while giving tlsen
military trimming, thus preventing Prus.
sianism from pcrmeating the national
l. l. 4 4
nying military instruction to youths
islher than 10 men
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