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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-05
SEVERAL HURT WHEN
AUTO AND TRUCK
MEET ON CROSSING

Last evening between half past six
and seven o'clock, Their was a collision
between an automobile, driven by an
aero naval station man named III.
Reed, residing at Harbor View and.
according to the police, an auto truck,
driven by a man named L. Mitchell,
which resulted in both machines being
rolled to the curbing and w. A. Reed.
Jr., an officer student of the flying
corps, receiving a cut over the right
eye.
H. Reed last night told of the acct
dent in the following way:
AT the corner of Garden and De-
villier street ! was running along
Garden street, going east at about 20
miles an hour. In the car with me was
my brother. w. A. Reed, Jr.. and a
man / think was named Clifford. He
also is employed at the naval station,
and is an enlisted man.
Close TO Devillier street I saw a
Ford truck. coming north at about
the same rate of speed as my car
was going. I turned to the left and
believe the other driver went a little
to his right. My right front wheel
and fender struck his left front wheel
and fender. Both cars went into the
SURFING neither upsetting
wv. A. Jr, was k.ocked uncon-
scious and received a cut over the
right eye. Clifford. believe that is
the name of the man. was lying on
the back seat and after the accident
he was setting up and said he was all
right. ! took my brother in another
auto to the hospital where he was Civ
en- medical attention and then brought
him to my home at Harbor View.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-05
Summer Diarrhoeas

Summer Diarrhoeas
can be controlled more quickly with
GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE and
il is absolutely harmless. Just as effec-
tive for Adults as for Children.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-05
zone of the mem an the trnok. nm

zone OF the men in the truck. am
told, was injured to a certain extent.
He was taken into a nearby house"
AT the police station last night 10
was said the truck was owned by
Moog and Company. All connected
with the affair will some time today
explain TO the police just how il hap
pened.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-05

Gas masks of all types are now in
use on the European battle fronts as
a result of the constant experimental
efforts to develop the best means Of
protection against gas attacks. This
photograph shows from top to bottom,
American, British, French and Ger
man types of masks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-05
How Florida Will Fare
In New Rate Increase

cal matter about railroad, express,
telegraph, telephone and steamship
companies in Florida. AS a matter Of
information a copy of this report will
prove of interest and value to ship
pers. 1t can be had on application to
the commission at Tallahassee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-05
NOT MR.. cHRIsTIE,s YARD.

John Christie OF Pensacola, in in
terested in shipbuilding at Orange.
and friends were apprehensive when
they learned of the above last night.
Relatives state. however. that Mr..
Christie's interests lie with another
corncern. and that his property es-
capped unchanged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-05
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Isis Today

his experiences at the Berlin court
and as visualized on the screen in a
manner that excites the greatest in
terest, is not a bad sort of man to
look at. In full regalia as he stands
at attention to receive the coveted
decoration from the kaiser he makes
an interesting study for a painter. Or
rugged in the typical costume of a
German boniface, one would not hesi-
tate for a moment to intrust ones self
to his care and hospitality.
But the Won Tirpitz of history, as
he will be written after the war for
the benefit of posterity, and, if there
is a just God, will be inscribed on the
scroll for all eternity, must stand the
acid test Of humanity, as the man who
promised his blood-minded master to
bring England to her knees in starva-
ton at the end of three months of his
Internal submarine warfare. The time
may come, aye, must come when the
name of Won Tirpitz will be the syn
onyf for everything atrocious and hor-
rible.
And it is to make such that such
a reputation shall attach itself to the
name, as well as for othes equally good
purposes that this film story of MY
Four Years in Germany will be shown
everywhere in these United States.
See the photoplay at Isis next Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-23
MtnnefotaS Waotnre.

Sntrent 10000 VuIbcIs S5pcbe bler
ienot I'll TartcNet / &iuneioto / 2sbel
al SuIi ManneD eiter FaaIGs at Stas
tens Iupitpre. Set bar @rpne. ion,
par bIepet tiIbage / Strio meo He9Icruc
cnt boarding.. Sc fleite SpertrGoeIs
fer ioreiom / @rorpu, NicnlIett, Meos
ippoS. Mcnoiae. Nc2eoS, Clan, SIlc
Garth, 9ottouuooo os Scott Counter.
Spertrrnerue er bopeoia9clis Snitere
otter Nanuene al oemmc. Be Hap Strai
pce al bibro9c ca. $4,000 til bet Gsbc
0prs % fisbc ariss'paremericr for en-
Sci tnieu Collars.
@inncIptas Iaeitpre oil bare CT
fpINi9 llNitiaing paa StatsubitilIin9cn
/ September. Zen pil inotdge 1000
Npnorntfnb % irtIia lG98e m pda al
illuitrere Yroouttion. SorhcIing % Sps
beparin9 al InSpdrer. Sen piI oSina
piie, bpaS NoItet / Stateu bar uhrettet
i Scune 8ctuiuR unber IaoitpretS ppz
ipn OF 9ebeIie / set forIebuc Iar.
Bort Soil bar iparet 40 @iliouer
@nihels AT iioitc 0ueretsit. Senne iios
It @ruaoe 0ucoc pilbe iIuber orbinrrs
Sorholb pGrc bIepet bri9t Der / Sans
set. Sen bIcu lcnSt i'll bore Ilierebc.
% oct ltrlbeS ocuue Sirlp mere cnb no.
aci aneet. az Sc tlnoc boINe oct gdaenbe,
Ill Seu ameritonifc oar / europa blcr
iieri mol til al epc en- beltemmenNe Snos
flpNelie pdo 9ampsns Gang.
Nu siGISer Set at iparc paa Sniier,
Set er / hci @raS paairrpet, at DC me
Mcelsr ON Su,ierbrns siennemfsres til
Vuntt % Yrittc. Set rationale Iab.
itpre bar ieret uo ct HsoiisnaI - S,
O. s. call - ON at ipare Su,fer ian
meaet ion, SCI paa noesn @aaee labe,
iia 0iere. avis Sc nne @eslsr operbols
Ses itrenat, oil england funne faa 3
Tune for hoer %cricn ont TaaneNen,
Srantrie 1h Tuno % StaIien 1 Vnub.
81 oe Tan life Hare iia % holee @ums
pen eaaenSe mel minsre ene oct, s.
o. S. bctrcer save on sugar, Tiger
Iasfrret.
Sppr set er iuapt meS IS ber &nsa
moNereu slere ali muliat for at fad
Sicn ii! at rare iaa lrnse ION muIigt.
SoIN Ss,asieu aItio rem % Seren bel!
Inlet. 9aS Sen aIerie itaa dabcm. On
gen beS @aN maa irttes ! Ssiasien.
anuit IS bsr ifte blauhes | @ans
sler anoen Gri.,c for at afiisle Ben. On
Slate mee %auN. iom itaar / Ss!asien'
nil ai!ieIe Gauost tilitrrtfeIig, SeIer
i..c bsr ,nuit IS bruees peS Serperina
lai Sruet, SaIatcr. 89Siier. GeIerp'
somatcr. Sea SooSs. o.i.p. elsie ar
iiiIcr riI ai,Wles NOT res at bape een'
%irnacnee i Ss.aSieu ct pasienee Sies'
! rum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-23

neo, iaa DC ~ltaffeIs 9pifere otter iaar
oeres 2egetsi eoelaat. Spao timber
ba, at De gierne piloe bape en- Sapn
for Hnoerpanosbaaoe oeroppe peo
@irmanfpiten! Men MI er osiaa
bette ipoIeret for Dem, % Dc tpife
Sla0e flpnfer oper oct.
Wen fan Solibepif- &esieringen
life binbre ps og bore aIiereoe / of
tage aoIobalosen / @eiiooeIie? Gen
er BOG pitt mere iienotIis MOB os
enc moo Spiflano.
Get er life iaa let giort; for sc.
boerne / bisie ~norbIise gene bar
oeres Ssbe % nGiten al beres 5or-
t~ieneite peo oct Irbeibe % bcn San-
Del, iom DC Mlierebe bar ifaffet Dem,
og DC filler iig paa DC @aiereoes Si'
De moo @olibepiferne.
Wens tplf- iinlfe 9ropper bar paa
Del MOB @pen for at aisre iia til
Serrer oper Wurmanbanen, er oe
Iaiereoe aItiaa fommen fsrit; %
Ser er bel nogen 8runo | Spifernps
6rpet for, at Sc IIierebe fra M,ir.
manfpiten bill ifaffe fig 8orbinbelle
meo 8oiafferne % De bsbmilf- ilopa.
fife trooper mellem golea og ltral.
bieraene % iaa / Sibiriem. Spem
peo?
s Sibirien CT NOT | bpert Salb
baaoe Spifernes % @oIlbepifernes
lloiigter meget msrfe. &opebman.
bcn / Den me iibiriife &epu6lif bar
10 nemIig erfl9ret: y at Sibirien
er en- &epublif, q at ben er fienbt.
Zig moo tpif Snbtr9nsen, 81 at ben
bill mooiptte fig etbpert Sorisg al
WoIfbeniferne paa of binbre Sibiri.
ems llaibGnaigbeb, os ~ at ben bill
eienoprette, iaapiot set artgaar Si'
blrien, De politiife % fommercieae
Traftater meb Sc aIierebe Wn9ter.
Saa ielgcr III berefter Meobelel.
Ierte fra bine %norolige Gsnc meo
%iornpet Snteresie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-23
On natlig Nato.

Gen al @ranater oprooeoe og gien.
nemblleoe Slagmarf ligger ireoelig
/ Slllomaanens 2ps. Gnfelte fjernc
@atterier fprer ct Rar &unoer. 2ps.
rafetter bpisler al % til iom Changer
moo &imnnelcn % forisgcr ct Eic-
blif at fonfurrere mes Waaneifirmct
for itrar eitcr at 90 ben. DC bumpe
Smelo al @ranater er for langt
bprtc til at i%pritprre. Oct er peb +
Chen Ell beilie Wainat moo en- fig
lig 9ris, iom faar De iepnige Sol-
batter til at trGffc l(lotGppernc tGt
ON iig, bpiS De oa / Oct bele tagct
iaar 2co til at ligge og bpile. Wcn
peb @atterierne er &nnonmGnbcnc
aaerebe paa fin Hoit mco SGnoernc
paa IftrPfferne, % / Sfpttcr9rapcne
bnloer &lpnger al Soloater paa mco
at lGsie Taffer % &paiGffe, fplote
mco Bomber, paa Sfnlbrenc, mebenS
andre rolig letter @aionetten pao
@eprret og taaer WunoingsbGtteu
al. Nu or &loffcn =, og alt or cloml
rolig. : Sfpttcrgrapene Ter Office
rerlle paa fine ubre, trGffcr Mcpol,
pere al @cltet, % ioct DC nn penocr
@liffct MOB &c ba9re 2inief, bliocr
sc formclia blGnoet al ct 2psbap ira
bunoreoer al &anoner, iom fprcr iam-
tioia, og oper iig bsrer DC 8rono-
terne bpine % bpislc, % Itrar cftcr
fslger en- &Gffe Grploiioner. DC
~inblebenbc Sfribt er tagct.
3loffcn er 2.36. Sffiecrcrne giper
Signal til &c pentenoe Soloater,
flatrer op oper SanbiGffenc, iulgt al
9inie al 9inie al SoIoatcr, iom faitcr
Bomber / @linbe og ioripinoer /
Ierfct bprt MOB De tpife 2inier,
netop ibct Ell @arriere iGnfer fig bag
benz, eli flammenbe tpif Wi,r. Bore
S%fptterarape or TONNE, meoens DC
tpife alereoe er fuloe al fbafiflGbte,
taiie, barife SfiffeIier, iom aiennem.
ieger bpcr Sorbinbeliesgrap o. bancr
iis peb &irIp at Bomber Sci %
trGffer metbooiif frem De ifillte 6i'
enoer, iom er %cperrumplet % fret
Hague. Moele bliper brGbt meo ga
iouet, Bomber cher &epolper, nemlig
sc, iom / SortpileIie forisger at for
ipare fig. Ilt bette goar let, men
oct panifelise er Of fomme Jig bel.
berset tilbaee siennem 3pifernes
SpGrreilo.
Ser er ineen Sib at ipiloc, Tor
aIcffcn 8 penter parm aafic %
Rhmm bien,me / Sfpttersrapene.
Sanger % aIle Scfnmentcr % ga.
pircr iamles, % Sfpttersrapene soe'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-23
Yatriotiie % IoDaIe SoIsrinaer.

Ser finoes bel fnapt Ct mere farafz
tcrfdit 6plfcfrrb paa Sorocn crb DC iont
bar lin 9ico o9 lit lloipring ira bet
gamle Soler. Set or SoIt ION aItio er
bereot pna, ON set iaa CT, at ORE alt
ior Sribebeus Gag. Sc er fcbt Ioolp>
Gig eQcr lopal.
Set TOM for mig iom Sen itsrite sGre
6olt ira SoIsr tinnoc Ia bcpiit mig.
naar &c poa Stepnct / CONNER pdIaie
mig iom Sd9aifriper % Higher al So
IerIagets Sr9nn ellcr Sirift, og Sat
'tal DC ba for set. Seq bar M / al
Sfrebeli9bco fnat oct ierite Nuucr frrz
Dig, % boloer III pan at icnoc set no iii
orer LOO Solsringcr. Nu pcuter lea
paa at fua bsre ira DC ion bar mobtaz
set Striftct, bnaSe n,sb NanS % Ginf,
Mbnt % NpbeScr for Striitet. Seq
har alerebc Here SnbienSelicr for mr..
tie Runner. % Here pcnter ies. Set CT
ell bel Sci iom ifal icnbe Cuts" %
Sileher. lnmt Stptter al ioritiea;at
Snhbolb.
Sca bar bapt grepe ira ilcre Staier,
aIiiaa ira SoIsringer / ilerc Stater OF
Canada, og ale CT bcgciitrct Tor Saaen,
% oil bore meb. meo al miIio SirIp,
% oct CT 10 oct ion irrngcs.
"SoIeringen" operileNisgisr intet ans
Oct nor'f @laS; men bet or ct Sfriit
fsrit % iremit for SpIerineer. % IL
Den ior ale andre ipm nil bi1lpe ps /
Susens Sremms.
: nrite Summer pil set bIi mana
@iQeScr al Soloater, o. andre. Iamt
mango sune Srepe % SrSlns.
en- nh Solsrbiitorie oil p~aabcspnees
/ nGitc Tumer. iom inpienSt az 6. 9.
Huoe Der / minneapolis.
&i bill M ie bpor mango bill Iubifriz
bcrc for @laeet, os bcito Here Subifris
benter, beito beSre ~SoIprins".
Or Der noseu iom life bar mooiaact
Sct ieritc Nuner. iaa Idb mig pioe set
ltrar. @Sers for Sasen,
Narius 6asen.
2007 3rb 1t. 60,
RiunenpoIis, Iinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-23

lGgges. Sfficerer leber SoIoater og
Sanger oper De tpife @rpitpern, for.
merer Dem / trooper % pasier paa,
naar Der er ct 8ar Sefunoer Nartie
/ ben tpffe Spprreilo. ct pGloig
Troieftil ipringer tGt peo og fornle.
lig bebeper Dem. De ipringer frem,
inogaar @ranaterne, mart eaar De.
mart lsber % mart frpbcr De langs
en- pasienoe Wltr e1cr giennem Ell
forlabt Sfpttergrab. Seicrberrer og
Sanger ialoer, bliper birtlpet paa @e.
meme igier, % fremao bGrcr set igien,
til De 100 Weter, iom filler melcm
Sinierne, er tilbagelagt - DC lGngite
100 Wcter poa Wooer Sorb.
Otter "Sailp GrprciS".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-23

opab til BAN, fra bpem oft 9obt er
r. boabe tinieIie % a%anoeIia, iamt
paa en- islelig Waabe piicr Dor Faa-
%ifisnnelie moo ben, lom ~iroiait %
utrGtteIi9 nooeIer al 2ipets grso
iblonot oS. Yaitor 9ergb taffet
bierteIig ior Den @clpilie, iom bar
blet ham 90 Siiitru beoiit, oa tiaige
for @aperne, Der Jolt beleb fig til
ca. $3.50. - Yroerommet b~egpuotes
% aiiIuttebeS meo Gang at OpbaI
9onefor. Saa fom SamerneS Eur
poa Programmed, og Den Gel blep
iom pnnliq uoisrt poa en- tilireoS-
ltiQcloe Woa0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-23
9affaelfe.

Sub peIiisne "9eeorabsY Soften. ION
bar sipet tine 2Giere min hirIpeIsie
Stiuins tiliienSe, 90 nem. iom bar
ienot mig @aper for al birIpe nris |
min nsSIiosnSe Stiains: @us Isnne
Dem al lin rise SeIiisneIie. 6isrtsIie
Sai baaNe az 8cSa,tsren % iii enbrcr.
ipm bar antagei iie min Stiuins.
2. ). Y. Yiiiorh.
507 YIeaiant Art..
@rooiSicn. Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-23
The Lutheran College
of Clifton, Tex,

sisr islsenbe Sorilas: 1926 betaler Siaet
ira ct. Yaul til Clifton, betaIer Suition,
COB ROT, pent, msbler.t G9relie, 9arme,
e~leftriit eps for 9 Waaaeber. Tette er EFT
gnIebnins iom iinse MGnb os SpinSer life
buroe labe gaa ubemetfet forbi. Oct en- gns
Iebnins til at saa pau Sfole, BRYCE 3iben
os paa famine 3ib DO iSpben % blipe
tienot meb SIimatet, SorboIoene o. 7. ..
Tom er Ell QGrbom / iis ielp. Se Tom bar
b%enpttet iis al benne gnlebnins at faa DO /
Spben anger life eaa bet. lSar 3 nosens
gang pluftet 0lomfer / Sebrnar2 Oct oier
mani 3eraS. Sor uarmere Undertaking
firip til
c. Tyssen, Clifton, Tex.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-23
Sturt Eager at Yiamoer, Srg.
ler, Dono8rafer % NecoroS.

Sfrip ibas efter "a.
talos o. nepn, bpab
fom snifeS, Viauo,
&irfeorssl Susorsel
sner SOnosraf % De
ffal ftnbe, at De Ger
fan iaa tisbt ct mbs
inerfet S%nitrun,ent til
0asens laueite Bris
fer.
H9un bette Slab.
TINE NORTH WESTERN
MUSIC HOUSE.
$50 md Ave. S.,
MINNEAPOLIS. laiiiN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-23
st Orb

til norite Gutter os Bigger | Norbsn. eenfer
! at frefpentere en- bsiere Sfole til Ssiten2
gar / noseniinbe Jolt epit til at t,isse bet
lolri9e Spbeu2 Seb S at Der Ct en- norifs
lutberit Stole / Spben iom bpbsr iaa sruns
big nnoerpisnin9 iom nosen Stole / be
Sorenebe State2r
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-23
Dr.. Wilbur Chapman
Undergoes Operation

DR.. J. Wilbur Chapman, world-re-
nowned evangelist. formerly modera-
tor Of the Presbyterian church and
now Vice-Chairman of the Presbyte-
rian New Era Movement. goes Sun
day afternoon, December %, to a san
itarium in New York City for an op-
Grafton. 1t Is the third operation, for
the same cause. that Dr. Chapman
will have undergone. His old home
was in Richmond, Indiana
Because of his illness he has been
obliged to cancel a considerable num-
Der of engagements, but it is hoped
that he will recover in time to fulfill
a series of engagements he has made,
extending through January and Feb
ruary, for the Presbyterian New Era
Movement in New York, Boston, Phil
adelphia, Pittsburg, Louisville. Column
bus, Chicago, Kansas City. Minneap-
oils, Omaha, Satl Lake, Denver, Butte,
Dallas, Oklahoma, Spokane, Portland,
Ore, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-23
Only One-Third Of Red Cross
Membership Quota Obtained

Only third Of the quota has been
obtained for the Red Cross Roll Call.
according to reports today. Many
people are still refusing to Join. say.
ing they are not interested, Roll Call
workers said Monday morning. There
are blocks on the streets OF the city
in which only one or two membership
flags appear.
The sympathetic response Is much
keener from the less well to do dis
tricts, 1t Is said. and with the rush In
the stores and at the postoffice greater
most active in christmas shopping"
are evidently not giving their support
to the Red Cross
The Red Cross headquarters re-
ceived a call from a soldier boy Mon
day morning. He had been travelling,
and had not had opportunity to enroll,
so he stopped in at the Richmond
headquarters. AS he stood in front
Of the poster, THE Greatest Mother IN
the World" he took off his cap. say
ing: THAT means to me more than
can tell you. II means Red Cross
nurse who took wonderful care Of me
when / was in French hospital after
losing my leg. ] saw that nurse blown
to pieces by a bomb which fell not far
from my bed" Tears streamed down
his face as he recounted her kind
nesses to him. The Greatest Mother
In the World" he repeated.
Up to Monday the total number OF
1919 Red Cross members in the city
OF Richmond and in Wayne county is
a little over 10000. Mr.. Stanley, state
chairman Of the Roll Call in com
munication with Mrs. Frank Druitt,
Saturday afternoon the campaign in
other cities of the state is going splen-
didly, Richmond and Wayne county, as
in the United War Fund campaign is
falling behind.
The local committee is making hero
ic efforts, and every adult member Of
the county is being asked to give.
A Richmond worker pleads:
Can 1t be that Richmond and
Wayne county have forgotten so soon
the appealing needs of the Red Cross,
and the enormous work yet to be
done, when though the armistice is
signed? Where are our hearts and
our dollars? Are they going into
Christmas presents for those who are
not suffering. when half the world is
in sorrow and distress-waiting for
the help of the Red Cross? Let Rich
mond open her soul to the true Christ
mas spirit of service, and roll up uni
versal membership, so that Christmas
eve may see membership flag in ev-
cry home Of the city. II we fail in
this work how can we be merry on
Christmas day"
A little boy, Carl Raymond Caring
ton of $40 West Main street paid for
his Red Cross membership Saturday
afternoon with 100 pennies. every one
carefully saved for many weeks.
The Victory Girls assisted by the
Boy Scouts worked strenuously
throughout the day canvassing from
house to house along every street of
the city, and counting the white stars
appearing on membership flags.
The largest number Of members re-
ceived in any ward is 1872, enrolled in
the Fourth Ward. Miss Annette Ed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-23
"Watch on Rhine" Most
Popular with Allies Nolu

LONDON. Dec. 23-Correspond-
ence of the Associated Press.-Ac-
cording to a returned British prisoner
who was at liberty in Berlin during
the revolution there, Deutschland
Uber Alles,' 1.-THE Watch on the
Rhine" and similar patriotic songs are
just now highly unpopular in the Ger
man capital.
Three English civilians, who had
celebrated the signing of the arm
istice, were coming along the Inter
den Linden singing THE Watch on
the Rhine" when they were stopped
by German soldiers, who said they
ought to be ashamed of themselves
for singing such rubbish.
I've come from the Rhine" one of
them remarked. "You go down there
and try to keep watch, and then you
won't sing so much about it."
But we are English" one of the
civilians replied.
"What!'i exclaimed the astonished
soldier Then why sing 1.-THE Watch
on the Rhine?"
Well" grinned the Englishman,
you see we are keeping it now"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-23
new EXPEDITION
TO NORTH POLE
BEING PLANNED
Capt. RI A. Bartlett to Lead
Expedition to Polar Regions
in June.

NEW YORK. Dec. 23-An expedi-
ton to be led by Captain Robert A.
Bartlett, noted explorer. will be sent
to the polar regions next June to sur
vey the north pole by airplane. accord
ing to an announcement here last
night by the Aero Club Of America.
The plan. 1t was said. was conceived
by Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary. dis
coverer OF the pole.
The purpose Of this expedition which
II was said would be the most COM
pletely equipped ever sent out. will be
to explore. survey and photograph
the UNEMPLOYED parts of the Arctic re-
gions and establish the existence or
nonexistence Of land or lands in that
region"
II also Is intended. according to the
announcement, ito explore the upper
air and the bottom of the polar basin"
PaIor Basin Data Required.
Results Of inestimab.e value to the
United States and to science will sure
ly be obtained from this expedition,
said the announcement. which added
that the club would raise $3.50, 900 to
finance the trip
The north pole has been discover
cd. but the major part of the work still
remains to be DONE" the announce
ment states. Both Admiral Peary
and Captain Bartlett want to do a
great deal Of scientific research in the
polar basin. OF which over 100000
square miles remain unexplored, and
they would want to have a laboratory
en- the ship where the flora and fauna
from the ocean botto,< will be kept
until the return Of the expedition.
Little or no data has been obtained
from the bottom of the polar basin
and no meteorological surveys have
heen made in the polar region"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-23
YANKEES WINGED
854 FOE PLANES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-American
airmen in France brought down total
of S54 German airplanes, and eighty
two German balloons. against an AM
erican loss of 271 planes and forty 1--WE
balloons, according to report cabled
by Major General Harbord on Deem
Der Is, and made public today by the
war department Destruction OF 354
of the enemy planes and fifty-seven OF
the balloons has ben officially cou-
firmed.
The total casualties of the American
air service in action are given as 442.
including 100 killed, 1903 wounded, 200
missing. twenty-seven prisoners and
three interned.
When the armistice ended the fight
ing. the report said. there were thirty
nine American air squadrons at the
front. They included twenty pursuit,
six day and one night bombardment
squadrons and Ave army, twelve corps
and one night observation squadrons.
The total personnel was 2,161 officers
and 22,351 men at the front, with an
additional 4,643 officers and 2S.353 men
in the service of supply. Eight Ameri-
can flying officers were detailed with
the British army an dforty-nine Off
GERS and 525 men with the French
forces.
The total strength of the American
air service in France was $4,000, of
whom 6,Se1 were officers. This was
exclusive of the air service mechanics
regiment with the French army, num-
bering 100 officers and 4,744 men.
In addition to these trained men, the
air service had eight separate schools
in France where 1923 pilots and 2.012
observers were under instruction and
graduations up to Nov. IL, included
6,069 pilots and 2,045 observers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-23
WALTER HINES PAGE
DIES IN CALIFORNIA

FiNEHURST, N. c.. Dec. 23-Wal-
:sr Hines Page. former ambassador to
Great Britain, died here Sunday. Mr..
Page had been in failing health for
nore than a year.
His resignation OF the Ambassador
hip was due to this fact. He came
ere several weeks ago, in the hope
ret the dry Pines Of the Carolina
'aountains might have beneficial ef-
'act.
Mr. Page was editor Of the World
Work ard n member OF the publishing
nrm Of Donbzleday, Page e Co., Of
Garden City, l.. l.. when, In March.
1918, President Wilson appointed him
American Ambassador TO Great Brit
ain.