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THE DTDIAX-iPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, APBIL 20, 1920.

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«ry ceniKjp, in lift hie family came to Maxton eouaty, and in lift, he st> tenmied to enlist la the army to ftf ht In dif Manienn erne, bnt was refeoted hawme nf w. ittl he waa Mrried to larab i, ^1% «f Harall* tan aanaty. ihe In litl- ^ . From Ifii to IMi. Mr, and Mrs, Keller tired in Kanme and MiMOuri, r tben returned to Indiana, wbere Itfl. he entletad tn the^ Halo airmy. Be eerred tbrouah the

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SENATE VOIEREEIS SEPARAIE GUARD PLAN

laatloa bill, whi _ . ^ army In the United Hates and not forty<ntnc. one of which would be tbe. reynlar army and the other fortyeiyht the guaxd units of fhe fortyeisht statca Malor-General John P. O’Ryen. eomntender of the New York national auard throughout the war. was quoted as feel as stronyly in favor of i the present national yuard eectione of the army bill, which seek to oraknlse the fitiard under the array sec- • tions of the Constitnilon rather than under the militia sections. The American Ueaion also was quoted as jJavorina the pending bill as opnposed to the old national guard

scheme.

Kspeet Real hatlonel GnSrd. In refusin* to accept the .demands of the adlutant-generals the conlirese has. in this «?ase. for the first time In recent years, turned down demands of these Individuals, who formerly had a formidable lobby that was able to extract nearly anything it wanted from either the house or

senate.

The Hay bill of ltl6 was a direct surrender to the adjutant-generals and it was largely rsaponsibla it. is now believed, for the deplorable state tn which most of the national guard units of the nation found themselves at the outbreak of the war. Of course, the national guard sections of! the army bill have yet to run the gantlet of the house, where the ad-Jutaht-generals have always had strong influence^ but the belief is that this time a real national guard, and not a paper affair, srill be cre-

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DEFEATS EFFORTS OF THE AO-

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WASHIXGTOM, Aprtl *«.—The eenate again h** delivered a hard blow against the national guard faction in the United States by its rsfusal to amend the pending army bill in the way that was desired by a number 0[f adjNilant-geBera)# rebreeenting various etfetea whf>. tbroimb national guard orgnnfsatioiui hefetofows -have exereised a tremendous Influence on the congreM. The blow consisted in the refusal to adopt the amendments of Senator Cupper, of Kansas, who offered the propoMds of the AdjutentGenersis* Aaeoetetten for the purpoee of remmring to the guard ite stgtus prior to IIIT, The edjutant-gcnersle even went so far ss to propose, in this Instsnoe, tbet the sdminictratioii of the natlonar guard affaire of the war department should be turned over to them and that they should bo left free of control by the army gen-

eral staff.

Opposed fey Sew. Senators Wadsworth, of New.York; CHamberleitt, of Oregon, and New, of lodtaua, alt former national guards- , men. vigorously oppoeg^ the Capper | emendmentu. and pointed out that! these amendments would defeat the | very purpose of the whole reorgan-, i

HIGHER PAY PROVIDED.

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WASHINGTON. .tprll J«.—In^ creased pay for commissioaed offleeiw and the enlisted personnel of the

army, navy, marine oarpe. coast guard and pubtis health services was agreed on today by house and senate eonfereee. The amount of the itioreipe and iia duration as well as other details remain to be worked out. The house eonrerecs receded tu favor of tne goners I principles of the senate meaa-

ore. which previds wr a per cent, advance for all memfeera 0 aU th# serrlcee. The hou#s mpasnr# pravidef a raise of It imr cent, for o«ly the enlisted persennel of the nevy, Under the senate bill the ta<nr«aee wap to be pergHiuaiit while, the hotiaa measure limited it to one year.

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