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DAY'S WOUNDED 1582
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'Grand Total of 26,379 Killed
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I Blc figures continue tn mark the cas
ualty reports forwarded by General Per
shing. Total added today la 2471 names
Of these 383 nre In tho death roll
Jtllled In action, died of wounds, disease,
accident or other causes. The list of
Wounded Is a largo one, comprising 1,58:
names. In tho grand total of 26,371 re
corded as killed In action since the entry
Of the United States Into the war, 390
were deaths at sea.
Summarized, to date the losses qre:
. Reported
' Dec. 14 Totals
Killed In action 145
26,379
10,042
14,424
2,014
15,219
79,216
Sled of wounds 140
Dfcdof disease "2
JDIed of accidents and
other causes 26
Missing In action (In
cluding prisoners) ... BOB
'Wounded 1582
Grand totals 2471 147,294
OFFICEUS" LIST
Killed In Action
MEUTES'ANTS Thomas C Tarter. Tu
pelo. Wise. : Charles F Bobbins, lteno. Nev ;
Henry O Johnson Pepin, Wis : Melsln A.
Miller. Wikoft. Minn., Leslie O. Tool.
Salem. Ore.
Med of Accident and Oilier Causes
LIEUTENANT COLONEL Sherman
Avery-Whlto. New York. N. Y
IJKUTENANT Mathew 1). Eckerman.
Dei Jloinea, la.
Wounded lererelr
LIEUTENANTS James r Fletcher,
Buell. Ore.: 'William Leonard Itussell. Ouy.
mon Okla.: Bny VV. Tlouetts. Athens Oa :
Earl Almon "Warm Sprimrs. Ark. . Gennre
A. Kent.: New York. r Y.: Georee CUdo
Lyoriv, Manassas, Va : Charles O Richards,
Memphis. Tenn . Nelson M Walker, Pltts
fleld, Haas.: Zerna v. Arthur. Delaware, O .
Frank C. Has id, Columbus. Ga. , Hchenk
Henry GrlfTln. Ilrlanser. Ky : Edward Wal
ter. Ellwood City, ra : Albert E. Dlrch.
Lawrence Kan : William II. Brooks. Des
Moines, la.: Charles If. O rtrlen. Nashville.
Tenn : Lloyd P. Petry. Hoopee-ton, III :
Charles Francis Younc. Marlonvllle Mo :
James B. Boyle. Baltimore Md. . Claude H.
8plcer. Auburn N. Y . Thomas Jennings.
,Gallbestu. Lafasette. La.
TENNSYLVANIV
Killed In Action
SERGEANT Max A. Greene. Susque
hanna. CORPORAL Samuel It C. Foltz, Terry
1II1U Charles Edward George, Munsey Val
ley. PIirVATES Georire ir Tacirart. Llnfleld:
ijohn P. Barrett: 30.' East Prion street. Ger-
mantown. Philadelphia' 'George D. Ulaner.
Nottlmham: Daniel Hflndlsl Willow Grove.
-William Metsler. Plttsbursh- Harry E
"Rhodes. Newport: William J Boetger, Erie:
waster xjxikosssks. l'liiBDurgn. jrsin sj
OotUchall, Treseorton: I road Haderny.
.Erie: Feter.Kelnoslo, Mahanoy City.
Died of Wounds
SERGEANT Thomas Joseph McKeon,
8122 Lancaster avenue, Philadelphia
PRIVATES William 11. Richards. Wilkes.
1?rr John D. Mallow. W McKean street.
niiaaeipnia aieve j. rcnrocK. uenners;
Thomas L. Dine. 41311 Westminster avenue.
Philadelphia: Carl C. Frlckus. Scranton:
Jonn W. Gustanson. Titusvllle: John S
Thompson, 4124 Rttner street. Philadelphia:
Alicnaei lemoiKy. .siayneia.
Die4 from Accident and Other Causes
PRIVATES Scott F. Comfort. Troy;
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Vre. 1032 Tulip street. Pnllftdtl-
Died Af Dlsea.
Ple'.5,A'ESrw,u" I" Battler. 10 North
Jj'th trt, Fhllsdelphlal Karl dtone. Kait
..wiiKurni irvin u, num. Easlon.
lVoonde' Sererelr
h.?i?I?AXrs;rHb" .T- Johnson, Mun
nam John It nuhlniHn. Hanoveri lwln A
S,4"-J.1 I-esberstreet. I'Mladelvhlat Jo.
nil il CiwIm .fnhntlnuitii l.i..h W flu.
boll. 400J Germentown avenue. I'hlladofphla
I'Srd'u.0, Fox- -u3i E"" Uurn "' J''1"
adclphln
CORPORALS Nicola 1hof. 13 North
Shanir street, Philadelphia: Lharles L lilt
3f. CatawUsa; James W. Emlgh. Morris-
y.ici iiernaru jesepn Hul. Jr., Pittsburgh!
:; ,.a 1 .reont uransnai: Jonn 1. Itnjaen.
viiiuii' Avfaier . nneasei. t.reeKsoe ja-
romo M. Stohler. Manhelml Elmer O Marsh,
.-niirt.iH, tiuinm a. .iiarsieucT. wtewaris
i?.wPl ,I'amond A. Masters. Ailuntownl
Michael Cone. Phoenlivllle: JoseDh Little.
Sfl!tf Matthew street. Philadelphia, Joseph
Hlckey. Hroltdale, Arthur E. Alter. .'413
North Falrhlll street, Philadelphia: Her
bert Beck Alloona. ClaMon W Both. 1 IJ7
oorm -iweniy-nintn street. Philadelphia:
U,.r.nftTl,..VcPn"l"- J'- Duryea
I1UGLEHM Abram Mallnofskv. Allen
townl Krert K Wooley, Pine Hldge
WAGONER Frank II. Ilkhurds, 4332
Dater,.".tr"1' Manaunk. Philadelphia
J.HP.rV.hrl" " Olacken. Pittsburgh
.I'BIVATES Harry C, lluthanan 2J43
North Second street Philadelphia, Frank J.
!?'!!'"'' 14J4 'West Second street. Chester.
Mlllam M Hcale, (111 Grand street, Phlla
delphla, Thomas P. Wllllnms .Ir Hejnolds.
vine. Leroy r. McClelland Braddock, Ed
ward J Smith 107J East Arsmlngo alenue
Phllndelnhla. Vnrren 1. Kfend. Atirlin:
Thomas A Heene. 3U41 Terrace street.
Philadelphia, Mike oke. Wllklnaburg: Wil
liam iiojko, Moutzdale; Jltjtr Sfhuiman,
H41 North rrimklJn k(rnt. Phlla rlelnhla
Herman George Nnder. Kempton, Franklin
E Trnuger Hatlleld Vlncenio Marsagllo,
CurtlsMlle. Charles Mitchell. South Heights:
Charles Morhlann Johnstown: William J
Ms era. 4(l3i Chestnut street, Philadelphia :
Wilfred A Warren Warren I.ulgl Andla,
Monesscn, Caspar Thomas EITlnger Sha
mokln, Henrv L Lints Towanda: James
McAllister. 1'itcot, Mcola Nnrolltana. 7133
Wlsslnomlng street, Philadelphia. John
josepn I'utcnaacnios Aiahnno tt William
C Roberts Kill Illavls street. Philadelphia,
Ernest Rawle "il "i West Seenth street.
Chester Nevln R .Seltzer Harrlsburff Alex
ander l!orsoltch tn7 North Hancock street
Philadelphia, John Ison Pittsburgh, Thomas
J Laheart LurksMUc; William Htnry
Mntkte. New Castle Leroy Edward Adsms
Shamokln, alarlnn V Allan I.lnwlell. Tred
Baumlnater SHir, North Second street. Phlla
delphla, Theodore W Halmont, Crafton,
William A Bills 311(10 HadHeld atreet,
Philadelphia Albert V. nolllnger Oreena
burc. Albert H Kloplnburg. Glenlleld. Wll.
Ham E Llndse. Carhondale Antonio
Maurlcllo. Exeter John J. Htoffej, Coal
dale, (.harles laor 11 South Second
street Philadelphia. Morris Thai 714 Tree
urcet Philadelphia Harry Christian Fox
Darhj : Thomts McParlane. Rosstte Carl
i: Mollitz Meadtlle. Frank S Nelson,
Washington Howard C Patterson JHll
West Susnuchinn i avenue, Philadelphia,
Joseph Hldewlcls. 2843 Cantrell street.
Philadelphia. Elmer F Allshouse. Greens
burg. Bernard A Itovle Cumbola John P.
Ratkowrcz, Erie, Charles H Rcardon 12"iJ
North Newklrk street Phlltdelphla, Joseph
Sacks, Ariel, Dnmlnlik Taernlt Allison,
Ramond W. Thomas Kane Joseph F.
Woods Danville William i: DIehl, York:
William A. Gallagher. 2118 St Albans
street. Philadelphia, Clarente Deetz Wap
wallopen George H Geazc. Muno . Charles
II Knoefle, 2JJ North Twents -second street
Philadelphia George A llhoades New Ken
sington Smiuel king Hulehohn llercers
vllle. James It Lo(kwood Greenville Law
rence Knmper, JJ3 Iorv street Chester:
Francesco Caputto. Broughton. William L.
Hoineld, 70CI South Flft -second street.
Philadelphia, Ous f-chroeder Llgonler Or
Mlle E Wnlte Sllgo John A Hnviluceck,
Kelalres Ezra Heller Nazarith. Ean W.
Jones W'alnutport Ira Jones Pittsburgh,
Homer G Norrls Llgonler. James A Pres
ton. Sennl Joseph Balslmo Pittsburgh. Mat
thew J. Cooke Archibald Mine.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined)
SERGEANT Harry II Ronolds 'Waver-
c'ORPORALS Joseph A Boeh Rlalrsvllle,
Martin Thorusllla Ablnglon U. D Darsle,
West Homestiad Robert Rowan, 821 Lam
Lard street Philadelphia
PRIVATES Ira Magomber. 3113 North
Taylor street. Philadelphia. Hare Dixon.
Pottsvllle Lajton Hurtsmlth Mill City.
Charles William Leliner. West Newton,
Thorol Gunderson 1UJ7 Berks Btreet Phila
delphia: Robirt Thebon Monessen. Harry O.
BamzhofT, Altoona, George E Barnes
Glrardvllle: Edwin I Black Grcensburg,
Nelson A. Gumer Dilton. Raymond Sheaf.
1130 Walnut street. Chester. IlBrrv If.
Jericho, McDonald) O. Henry F Keeling,
Washington. Charles I King. 2'i.'4 Wnverly
street. Philadelphia, Fnnklln Labold Allen
town, Tony Menduccl Dubois Paul Orlosky.
Pittsburgh. Howard I. Paul, Oettssburg,
Frank C. Smith. Greensburg. George Tucci.
173J West I'ussaunk acnue Phil idelphla.
Jerome M Ailman State College. Johnson
D Carr. 2411) North Orknev street. Phila
delphia, Patrick Fleming. Pittsburgh, Leo
B Mulholland. Franklin, Rleu Odlllen,
Monessen, Mov C. Qua. 014 Race street.
Philadelphia. Walter Rotknwach. 2311 West
Poplar street, Philadelphia, Ernest Santce,
Frederlcktow n
Wounded Slightly
CORPORAL Robert II Lawrence. 2722
West Gordon street. Philadelphia.
PKIVATES Daniel Slattery. Dubois;
JJank J.
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Will War-Time Wages Continue?
Has the eight-hour day come to stay? Will the cost of
living come down? Will women who took men's jobs in
war-time keep them? How. will disabled soldiers be fitted
for profitable employment? What forms of regulation will
take the place of government control of prices and super
vision of labor? What plans will be adopted to demobilize
the armies and to completely remobilize them to the indus
tries of the nation?
Light on all these
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Otto Wagner, .2987 North Franklin street.
Phllade
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Earl
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town: Sharpli
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Ilodgers, waiungtora: iisr
old Hohe,
Corry: Arthur E strab. Milt-
vslej Joe Cindels, 1120 Webster street,
Philadelphia: Philip Maurer. Dravoabura:
John J. Daly. East Plttahurghl, JohnL.
Dunn, 2244 Kimball street, Philadelphia:
James J, Falos 3207 Latona street. Phlla.
delphla: Clauds It. Connor. Llttlesiown,
George R McKee. Clinton 111. Carol N
Maynsrd, Scranton: Joseph Sailer. Charleroi:
Harry Singer, Wllkea-Barre.
Missing In Action
HEROEANT Park M. Envln Coraopolls
CORPORALS Harry T. Eutscj. bcott
dale. Anthony Ilroestel, llttsburgh: Joseph
Lyons. 3301 Sunn) side avenue, Philadel
phia. WAGONER Mariano Ventrueloa. 024
Mountain street Philadelphia.
PRIVATES Frnnk F. Oelser. Harris
burg, David M Kllng, Eric: Salvatorn Chec
chla, 281 East Thompson street Philadel
phia: Harry IV Dahl, 2441) Franklin street.
Philadelphia. Thomas II. Eston. 2700 Bou
dlnot street. Philadelphia, Antonio Alphonso,
Falrhankl Michael J Jozwlak. 23ll) East
Thompson street. Philadelphia; Stsf Nled
zlelda. Erie. Frederick 8. Tallman, J14
North Third street. Philadelphia: James
F. Tajlor. Monessen: .William . Dom
hrlskl. Miners Mills, Claude O. Gothnour.
South Fork. John Jonee, Lnrge. Ell S
Kiefer. Spring Cltj , John Proctor, 110
Arbor street, Philadelphia, Edwin P. Illil
helmer. Hath, Antonio Bnnnale, Adray,
James A Cullerton. Klttannlng. Syl ester
J, Eans, Webster. Samuel Herman. 1712
South Seventh street Philadelphia. John W
Soles IrwInrAlbert Vols 2184 East Cambria
street. Philadelphia- HJaldmlr Forsgren.
Warren James II I.oftus Cnrhondale:
Henry Jtamagll 1103 Moore street, Philadel
phia. ,
New JERSEY
' Killed In Action
SERGEANT Spencer 11. Perry. Mllltown
CORPORA1. W'llllam A Alunstlne Baj
onne. James P McGoern. Jersey City: Carl
Mshr Jer"e citv.
PRIVATES Harr L Brown, Jersey
City Ralph Irving Frcnde, Newark.
Dlew from Wounds
PRIVATES Salvatore Glammlrco C1IIT
slrt", Paaoualle Pope. Newark. Frederick
Rodgers Ialmyra
Died from Accidents nnd Other Cause
PRIVATE Edmund J Igco Engllshtown
Died from Disease
PRIVATES William W Lewis Hlbernla.
William Black, Trenton. Albert Humm, Jr.
Westteld
Wounded Sevcrelv
SERGEANT Franklin Pi ale Summit
Joxeph Rlker, Pattrson, Herbert Ooldn-
beri, wewiirK, Wlllllin I unugius Harrison
( ORPORAI.S Ralph W. Troup. Rlilgewnv ,
William s McCaule lersiv ("111 . Mat
Rozenherg Trenton, Jncnb Tinls, Jersey
Cltj . Carl V Riles Hackensnck
w Alio Nl.u Hernaru iieriim i.nciewooo
(PRIVATES Nlcholns tlprlano Newark
John L Kleckner Perth Ambm, Charles
Roberts. I Jimperis me, wennis iinurnan
Jersey Citv Jncob t Rosenberg rsewark,
( aiogero jianieia .pwiiri wumi uwr in,
Hasonne. Joseph 3tnitln Palmetto ChRrles
I, Peterson Mlllvllle. Melsln C Rapp
IlloomOeld. William C Tlmperl Tersev Citv
Hnj E Wagner. Taterson Nell Baker Pas
saic. Leslie M pgar Pcipsck John S
Bonatus Haleflon Artnur l. nuimei imr-
wood Jacob J Singer Jerses City. Trank
L Brock Clayton Louis I." Ine Jersey Cits .
Santl Rantucl Trenton. Kred W Schwenk,
Rldgetleld Park. Furav Siuro Jersey Cits .
Rocco Delhosco, Newark. Thomas Kolosa,
Perth Ambos JatilM H Phelan. Jerses I Its
Edssaril Binder. Jerses CHS, .siariin j
Bleorkiund 4J1 Atlantic asenue Camden,
las Brown. Mondhom, Ilarrs Lssig Oriingo.
Earl Haber. Dunellcn Edward I rnncls I ;e.
Jersey City. James J. Murphy. Bloomncld.
Wounded (Degree Inclctermlned)
SERGEANT Harry K Venle Woodbury.
CORPORA I-Edward J Bosch, 402 Lin
den street Camden
PRIVATES Meser Kat7 iiasonne; irn
A Bennlno, Irsington, Lassrence A. Mc
Manus East Orange Joseph igajewskl.
Bound Drook, Edward E Armm, Newark
Wounded Slightly
CORPORL Ward W Spot7, Columbus
PRIVATES Stanlslasv hklnk. Jersey Cits.
Loul4 Bcsllackqua, Alpha,
Missing In Action
CORPORAL Ernest A Becklar Hoboken
COOK Robert C Smith Flemlngton
PRUATES George C.ewnk Trenton:
Frank J Pleker. W est Orange Hugh F.
Dolan Jersey Cits: Domlnski Iiollsko New
ark. William Dugan. Ellzabtth. David E
Gardner Nessark Copcitio Irasch. Perth
Amboy, Ben Fox, New Brunssvlck.
Red Cros9 Auxiliary to Celebrate
The anniversary of the organization
of Auxiliary No 336. of the Southeast
ern Pennsylvania Chapter, American
lied CrobL-, will be celebrated tonight
In the Second Regiment Armory The
speakers will be Lieutenant S J. Hutch
inson, of the London Irish Rides Royal
Air Force, and W. H Smith, assistant
secretary of the chapter.
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1017. on fill at the PostoMcs of Phila
delphia. Pa,
By order of the Presli'snt
A. B. BURLESON.
Postp-aster General.
Homo, 13 dlccmbret
SI apprende che II Tresldcnte Wilson,
per raglonl non prcccdenteniento pro
's Isto e' stato costrctto a rldurre II
perlodo della sua dlmora In quoata,
capltale
Hgll sara' In Roma II 24 dicemhre o vl
restera' per passnro la festa dl Natalc.
Intanto contlnunno 1 preparnthl e gll
nddobbl per I festegglamentl I quail,
sonza dubblo, snrnnno lmponentlsslml.
Vn dlspacclo da Oenova annunzla
che quel Conslgllo Comunalo ha declso dl
offrlre al Presldento Wilson una specials
edlzlone idello opere dl Giuseppe Maz
zlnl, II grande Itallano, apostolo della
democrazla, che col truo genlo profetlco
aea lntraeduto moltlsslml annl or
sono quanto sa,rebbe nwenuto In Kuropa.
II "Glornale d'ltalla," organo dcll'On.
Sonnlno, ha rlprcso una tampagna con
tro l'attegglamento del Jugo-Slal,
reclamendo nssolutnmentc II rllluto do
flnltlso ad ognl conipromekso e ad ognl
nccordo, dlcendo che 1 accordo trn. lta.
Hani e Jugoslav I relatlvamente all'Adrla.
tlco sarebbe stato deslderablle, ma che
non 1cc dlmentlcarsl che esso non sara'
posslblle se gll Slav I non rlconoscano le
gluste nsplrazlonl llnllane su talune
poslzlon! etnlche, strateglche e coin
merclall della sponda orlcntalq del
l'Adrlatlco.
DISCUSS PEACE CONFERENCE
Protestant Federation Opposes
Home Rule Discussion Here .
Delegates to the Philadelphia Protes
tant federation, representlng'more than
150,000 persons In the Protestant
churches nnd frnternltles of this city,
have adopted resolutions opposing In
jection of the home rule question Into
the discussions by the Peace Conference.
The resolutions take the ground that
any reference at the conference to tho
question of home rule, self-government
or political freedom for Ireland would
bo un-American, It would have a ten
dency. It Is contended, to Interfere with
out warrant In the Internal affairs of a
friendly nation, one of our Allies, and
would be an act It Is further asserted,
that Justly would merit the resentment
of that nation
Samuel A. Wilson Is president of the
federation
PH1LADELPHIAN CITED 4 TIMES
Lieutenant Richard J. Walsh Was
Brave Under Fire
Three citations for bravery under fire,
all of which he makes light of, havo
como to Lieutenant Richard J, Walsh,
twenty-eight years old, former St
Joseph's College and University of Penn
svlvanla graduate, who fought with
tho 303d Engineers In France
Lieutenant Walsh and his brother,
Francis, enlisted at the very first call.
Richard at that time was practicing
dentistry. He took examinations for a
commission, and won his lieutenancy.
He was sent to Camp Dlx, attached to
the seventy-eighth Division, 303d En
gineers, nnd he has remained with them
ever since.
pressing
The
iterary Digest
BLINDED BUT HAPPY HERO
RECEIVED AS GUEST OF CITY
Virginian With Party of Wounded Veterans From Capo May Makes
Most of Glass Eyes Jtirty Sees Philadelphia and Will Be
Entertained in Private Homes
"They're going to patch up my hose
somehow and I'll soon bo ablo to manip
ulate my glass eye so well people won't
know I'vo been In the war."
Smiling and boyish, Private Howard
J. Wells of Petersburg, Vo., formed the
central figure of tho group of wounded
soldiers on furlough from the Cape
May Army Hospital, and tho Philadel
phia women who are their hostesses for
the week-end. Twelve of tho more se
verely" wounded men, who have had no
previous chanco to leave the hospital,
arrived hero today.
"1 think I'm pretty lucky. You needn't
feel sorry for me." It was Private
Wells again. Tall, well built arid nat
urally easy of movement, the casual ob
server might not havo known he was
blind. "I Just got my glass eyes two
days ngo, but I can move them round
so folks thlnK they are real.
"No, It wasn't In a big bnttlo that I
was wounded. It was Just one of the
drives mnde last August 9 near Belgium.
A shell burst and hit mo In three places
I was knocked unconscious and I dldn t
know for a good many hours afterward
that my ryes had been knocked right
out and my head pretty Veil mutilated
Isn't It great that I got my glass eves
before going home for Christmas? I'll
have to have a new bridge for my nose
nnd It may be attached to glasses That
will pretty completely disguise my de
formities Anysvay I'm happy."
Heroes of Chateau-Thierry, Solssons
and of minor drives that home folk
didn't hear so much about, arc Included
among the guests. One Is denf ; an
other's arm la paraljzed There Is one
whose memory is wandering. After his
wound, at Chateau-Thierry he couldn't
remember his own name but gradually
the happenings of his former life are
coming back. All of them have been
gassed But all of them are cheerful
and eager to get back Into civilian life,
now that the war Is over.
Tho men were taken to view the city
this morning; and had luncheon nt the
Wanamaker store as guests of Mrs.
George W. Urquhart and other members
of the Urquhart auxiliary of the Red
Cross Mrs Barclay II Warburton was
hostess to the visitors at a theatre party
this afternoon, and Mrs Samuel Lit will
entertain them at dinner this evening
The party will see a musical comedy
tonight and sleep at the Service Club.
Various Chestnut Hill families havo In.
vlted them to dinner tomorrow. A spe
cial showing of tho Government's new
olliclal war picture. "Under Four Flags,'
will be given for tho soldiers tomorrow
afternoon
Tsvelve-year-old Wado Jolly, Jr, of
1216 South Broad street, was one of the
first to greet the guests when they ar
rived today. Wade has been saving all
his money for weeks to help entertain
the guests nnd was ready to hand out
cigarettes and chewing gum as his part
of tho treat.
Among the women who served as
hostesses were: Mrs Mabel Lovegrove,
formerly a nurso-at the Cape May Hos
pital ; Mrs. Raymond Brook, of the
1 mergency Aid, who has been singing
for the boys In hospitals and camps, and
Mrs D T, Butterwortli Arrangements
for the entertainment of the men were
made by William Ehrenberg, recreational
director of Pier 19, U. S. N.
Tho visitors were: Privates C C.
Howard, of Arkansas; J. Baetz, Detroit;
questions
the Famous NEVStendard Dicany.), NEW.TOlK , .,
Herbert McDermott, Herman, 111. ; A. B.
NIchol, Proctor, VL; Howard J. Wells,
Petersburg, Va, ; James William Sanke,
Chicago; Thomas J. Zeek, Charleston,
Miss.; a. A. Watls, Detroit; Miles
Lynch, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Leon Macomber.
Auburn, Me.; Matthow Lennon, New
York ; David L. Josephs, Brooklyn, N. Y.
TO SELL HOUSES BELOW COST
Shipworkcrs to Get Opportunity
to Buy Homes Cheaply
Promlso to sell to shlpworkers al
lower than construction cost 539 houses
built for tho Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion was made this afternoon by Admiral
Bowles at a flag-raising celebration at
tho shipyard village Sixty-eighth street
and Bulst avenue The Government will
not loso money by the transactl6n.
Tho nnlp svllt hrcln nt cmm. ftnlri Arl.
mlral Bowles, and tho occupants of
tiia houses will be given the first
opportunity to buy them. A small
Initial pas'tnent will be reaulred.
the balance to be paid off as rent. The
difference hetween th nelllnc nrice nnd
the cost to the Government, ho explained,
will bo paid by an Insurance service.
Tho flag was presented to tho resi
dents of tho village by Moss, Taylor
nnd Crawford, the builders Miss Myrtle
Crawford, daughter of one of the con
ti actors, raised the flag, and Daniel
Crawford presented It. Samuel F.
Crothers, president of the Elmwood
Avenue Improvement Association also
addressed the gathering
The houses nro blult In the block
bounded bv Sixty-seventh nnd Pershing
streets and Elmwood nnd Dlx avenues
The flag was raised In tho community
park, nt Sixty-eighth street and Bulst
avenue.
U. S. Judge Emory Speep Dead
Mncon, Oa., Dec 14 (By A, P.)
Judgo Emory Speer, of the United States
Court for tho southern district of
Georgia, died at a hospital here last
night. Ho was seventy years old and
was appointed to the Judgeship of the
southern Georgia District Court by Pres
ident Arthur in 1885. Ho was a mem
ber of the forty-sixth and forty-seventh
Congresses and, In 1906 was the Storr's
foundation lecturer at Yalo University.
!'!&&i'k'&'!iT
10,000 Children
were made happy last year
through the efforts of the
Ledger Santa Claus' Club.
Influenza and the ravages
of war have nearly doubled ;
the number who must be J
taken care of this year.
& Shall their Christmas be
S) bright or sad?
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S( hands in your checkbook.
Ledger Santa Claus Club
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Major McKcnzio Wonts Them
Fitted for Real Jobs
"No cripples and no charity."
This must bo the attitude or the
publlo toward tho maimed soldier, ac
cording to Major n. Talt McKcnxle, di
rector of physical education at tho Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, who spoke at
Houston Hall this afternoon on "Re
claiming the Maimed."
Major McKcnzle told of his experi
ences as a medical officer In the British
army, when he was In charge of tho
"command depot" nt Heaton Parki Mani
Chester, and as Inspector for similar In
stitutions for the treatment of con
valescents, founded by the British War
Office.
'"After former wars people looked upon
the crippled soldier as a man to whom
some easy Job should be given out of
pity," Major McKenzle said. "Crippled
soldlerB became night watchmen and
gatekeepers.
"The aim of those who have charge
of the rehabilitation of men wounded
In this war Is to make them not only
self-supporting, but capable of competing
on even terms with men who are sound."
Man Hit by Automobile May Die
Jtn unidentified man was severely In
jured when the automobile In which he
was riding skidded Into an Iron pole
at Warnpclt street and Glrard avenue
this morning. Physicians at SL Joseph'B
Hospital say he Is suffering from a frac
tured skull and Internal Injuries, and
havo llttlo hope for his recovery.
Greater food value
In making chocolate cakes use
BAKER'S CHOCOLATE
with barley and buckwheat
flour.
The chocolate covers the
color and taste of the dark
flour so it is practically as
. good .as when made with
all white flour.
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This use of cocoa or chocolate in
creases the food value of the pre
pared dish.
(Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free
WALTER BAKER 6c CO. Ltd.
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CITY MUST PAY SOME;
FOR STREET CLEANTOiS
Garbage-Removal Also to'Cost
More Total Advance
$271,292 '
Street-cleaning and garbage collections'
in 1919 will cost the city a net total
of $271,292 more- than the record-breaking
wartimo totals of this year. ,
Director Datesman, who talked "econ
omy" and now claims to haVo saved-the
city 1600,000 by his new specifications
that bring the high cost to a point In
excess of any two vcars' cost under
former Mayor Blankenburg, Is "satis
fled." In announcing his claim at sav
ing money, ho said the estimates would
havo been that much higher under'i.tho
specifications making the contractors
keep at work a minimum force of
cleaners and equipment. n . ,
Out of the total excess, Senator Vara
gets $139,000, while $123,633 of the In
creased cost goes to the Penn Redaction
Company, whose price for garbage col
lection Is $212,829 more than the .est!-,,
mate of Edward T. Murphy, whose bid
was lost to the city through an effort to
Impose restrictions not In the specifications.
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