Show BRIGADED I WITH NITH UNITS OF 1 ALLIES I II I Identity of U U. S. S Army Almost Al- Al Almost most Swallowed in Huge Machine By Dy United Press W WASHINGTON ASIlI April The 24 24 The nation na- na na nation na-I na tion today was stirred at word from England that some Americans are now I with the allies on one of the bitterest sections of the western line The process of brigading the Americans Americans Ameri Ameri- I cans is being hurried Dally Daily the war department receives reports of shifts of United States forces and these changes are carefully tabulated Soon most of the army will probably have lost Its identity being swallowed up inthe Inthe in inthe the French and British machines The changes abroad served to em emphasize ern- ern strongly today the fact that General Pershing has complained as to generals assigned by the war department department department depart depart- ment contrary to his own This is the first clash of opinion between the department and the commanding general and marks a departure from the generally accepted principle that Black Jack could have practically anything he asked for and when he asked it Regarding the naval operations against Ostend and Zeebrugge army armr and navy men joined In applauding the boldness bravery and success of the plan That American navy officers knew something of what was in the wind was indicated within the past few weeks when they predicted ted there would be action against the the bases before July 1 |