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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY IL BCE . Cltea lenves'Kiiieys ia ; (Continued from Fag Americans in Occupied Ter- ; ritory to Be Brought ' to Minimum. All Army Units at Home Ordered Demobilized; Total, 1,117,000. American IS Jan , 1YA8HINGT0N, force in France anil In the occupied terto ritory of Germany are to t reduce with the minimum strength "toi.sU.lert our national obligation' General March mid today. He added that General iV'h had been Informed of thi policy by Gen1 eral Perhtng What etrer tr'h la to he maintained la unof diafunelon no t Anerhan military off!' lala and the aided military has he n rt.eltel No rcpor leader Indicating the uumler of dMaiona to iiirplted tv the t nited Males hut March wa positive that it ou.il he far leaa than the thirty division given a the in unofficial repoita American pillltary lontributlon. for the occupied Tha Arm-- i Iren for ona was lived hy International agreement at ihe time the armtatlce wav a gned. 'general March eaid Marahal Koch umloubted.y would refuaa to permit a radtmilnri of hie total strength to toa ere it would be inadequate point handle ariv posslh1 . ci-er- ( 1 General Demobilization Ordered. Demobilization of all armv imtta in the United Blatea haa been ordered. General March announced, with Ihe exception of the regular army regiment nee led fir camp guard purpoeea and varlou hmenla neeeaaary to continue the proceea The total now hated for demobilisation la 1,177,000 Troop actually Aturned from France 0 for demobilization now number 10 ordered disIhti giveof 1 a grand of total 7 22 men which 21.000, charged and i 1,691 officer have been discharged to date. The rate of discharge again 1000 nearing the maximum capacity of Intermen per camp per day, after an ruption by the holiday. . dr-t- ai ' HEW MILLEBY YANK FORGES I hr::nia Atlici cl An 19, 1919. On-- ) tlve visitors and officials. It was closely followed by the batteries In platoon formation and with each map In perfect step. C( lonel Webb and his staff did not but reviewed participate In the march, the batteries from- - a point near the , Stand Logan is In gala dress In honor of th and tha soldiers, homecoming of th blight decorations along Main street addof Aha ed greatly to th Impreaalvenea of flags are mlitary review. Hundreds stream front everywhere and buntingwindow store front and from Every business street la lined doubly with colored elbotric light which are strung at wonderful slunt interval and preaent iidor combination at night. Th hug la kept lighted day and welcoming sign n ght, and si urea of store windows are filled with signs and decoration of wel- ome to Utah a own regiment. Th solhonor 'd era greatly appreciate th shown them by the Logan people and are rasas from Ihelr anxiously awaiting quarantine to thank them. Continue March to College Canp. Following the passing In review, th soldier continued their march to camp. Here they were turned loos and allowed the freedom of the college ground and had but little work during th remainder of the day Th boy are "tickled with their new home in th" i oilers building and they emoy more vomforra than they ha? had for month Theyt arose thie morning freah and bright after a night of complete rest, and buckled Into th preparation for the hike and review with test. It was piano- d to hold th review on the college ground, but the ooft condition of the earth caused th change In the orders f.i th downtown show almost at the last mlnut Aa a pre uitlonary move against any e influenza reaching the (hancs of regiment, tv lonel Webb Issued order this morning that th command would be In quarantine until th muster out of was the he release of th flret completed rhen will come Monday evening, accordmember when to the the bchedule, ing of C battery, composed mostly of Logan Members of men, will be discharged. B battery (ogden men) will be released next and w til probably com Tuesday. Further than this the Schedule has not been announced. - i 1 End Mutter Out by Thunday. It Is now thought by th mustering officers that th entire regiment may be released and given complete discharge by Thursday. The regimental records, la addition to the regular regiment, demobil-tzatn- n they say, are In perfect chap and ean the exception from the blanket be gone over qub kly. Plenty of blank th on th Include order cavalry records are availsoul Hem border, coast aitlllery troop In forms for the various able. be paid up to lhair the coast defenses, detachment at porta date ofThe men will released and wiU when laet This discharge and th medical personnel be furnished with transportation to the force now number 9a,0o0 men, but Genof their enlistment. eral March said It would be reduced point In order to raetittat th mustering out gvadnaUy aa th number of" men It had Colonel Webb ha Issued an order to care for was reduced. General March called attention to the asking the men not to Invite relatives and friends to the college grounds. Only a being fact that the French army by aervloe claaaea, tlm only In extreme taae of necessity will visiting be allowed and then passe will be priority gtvan being eceord.ng to the number of children dependent upon the issued allowing th persons access to The quarantine order went the grounds amdier. Into effect at I o clock this morning and Newspaper comment In France Genbeen have the placed around tha colthat guards eral March aald, lndpated government was having the anna lege and upon tha roads leading to th Frn(b diff.rult y wUh public opinion over a'ow buildings HUH th regimental hospital at th coldemobilization aa had been expert' need lege Is pract Kelly empty. The first enIn England. ' e attention try came this morning, when Wagoner burgeon General Ireland having been called to a published report Harold V llltukley of K battery was removed from the barracks with appenthat wounded soldiers undergoing rr dicitis An operation was Immediately Inatrvction were forced lo raw material upon which Ihe performed hv the regimental phvaieiana conwotked, General Marih emphaalxedli that and the soldier la resting easy. His serimadition Is not considered in the least th government paid for all am see few will weeks a ous, and denied also another He probably published terial. report that the war department was hold- him In hut foinier healthy condition. ing up report of isaualtle. Some Exceptions Noted. Weakened Ccnltioa Doctors Iw 11 parts of th eonntrv have been kept busy with the epidemic of influenza which has visited so many homes. The symptoms of this disease ere very distressing end. leave tbs system in a con Jit ion. Almost every victim complains of lam back and Urinary troubles which ahoUld not be neglected, as these danger signals often lead to dangerous kidney troubles. Druggist report a large sale oa Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t which so many people say soon heals and snengtheue th kidneys after an attack of grip. Swamp Boot, being an herbal compound, 'has a gentle healing effect on the kidneys, which Is almost immediately noticed ia mow case by those who try it. Dr. Kilmer A Co, Binghamton, N . Y offer to send a sample on receipt site bottle of Swamp-Root- , of ten cents, to every sufferer who requests it. A trial will eonvinc any one who may be in need of it. Regular medium ana large size bottles, for sale at ail druggists. Be sure to mention this psper. (Advertisement.) Thoughts of Home arid Civilian A Clothes run-dow- and-hibest Having greeted Mother and Sis soldier the thoughts boys naturally girl turn to Civilian Clothes. s I. Mens Shop has made every proIn addition ve vision for his home eoming. of line entire our are offering Z, C. M. Z.-C.M- sary to take more time. Only men la condition at least aa good aa when they entered th service will be given discharge papers now. Other will be sent to division hospital at Fort Douglas Logan committees who prepared for th visit of tb state legislature were as follow: Committee on reception-Dr- . J. H. tVal-ilV. H. Ogburn, Z. B, Lowry Nelson, John T Cain 111. Kelfer Saule, Mrs. G, R. Hill, Jr, Miss Johanna Moen, Miaa Charlotte Kyle, Mtea Elisabeth Underwood, Miss Ooldte Faux, Mlsa Abby Groeabeck. Committee on entertainment C. R. Johnson, chairman; G. W. Thatcher, W. C. Brlmley, the Rev. Ham Plllabury, E. J. Kirkham, Lowry Nelson, Joseph R. Jenson, barah Huntsman. Frank R. .I. Suits andOvercoats Linford- ,-chairman, n, At KUPPENHEIMER SUITS on advertising Calvin Fletcher, chairman; A. J. Hansen, 11. C. Merrill, Johanna Moen. Committee on reception of state legislature W, W. Henderson, chairman; Georgs B Caine, Harold R. Iiagaa, He-hOber bans ay. Hundreds of Balt lake people are in Logan during th stay of th soldiers, Th following are at th Eccles hotel; J. W. Annard, J. Blevins. Mr. Frank jC. C. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Will G Farrell, Gordon T. Hyde. Mr. and R. O. O. Mrs. H. Hap good. J R. Hyde, Hersog, Mr. and Mrs Joy H. Johnson and family, A. M. Kast, Robert Know Ben T. Lloyd, Colonel C, E. Ixmse of Provo, Lieutenant L, Meyers, C. F. Muller, Kate Mill gale. W H. Newcomb, W. W. Robbins and family. S 8, Reynolds, Mr. and Mr O D. Romney, Mrs. B. H. Roberts, W H. Stevenson, Mr and Mrs Robert W. Bpangler, Mrs R. E L. Collier, Earl Weat, G. N. Wnaley and John W. Watts. Furthermore, we offer no untried or uncertain merchandise. You ean depend absolutely that our high standards yili be maintained as rigidly and conscientiously as in the past. clothes comprehend Z. C. M. style, quality, workmanship THE VERY BEST. j. CHRISTMAS BUYERS PURCHASE STAPLES (Correspondence of Ol R DRUG STORE JS AT 4 SO. MAIN STREET the Associated Press ) No reckless buying of gifts marked the shopping for London's first Christmas after the war. Reports from ths stores show that Santa Claus was a careful, practical pure baser Nevertheless, the shops did an unprece- dented business In presents of the usefulkind staple article not usually coualdThe ered suitable for Christmas gift. crowds were enormous. Useful presents for th eoldlers were In demand and more abundant than ever, and ther were large orders from Amer- - i lea to send comforts (o the American annv In France and Germany. "It Is too soon to perceive the effect of the armistice on British Industry, said the manager of a Tatndon department store, but we have had many orders for motor cars and other goods or a mechanical nature Prkes are high. U2-11- . j ' t WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. The following casualties are reported the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces: by Killed in action, 11; died of wounds, 92; died from accident and other causes, 30; died of disease, 152; wounded severely, 138; wounded, degree undetermined, 25; wounded slightly, 63; missing in action, 43; total, 554. AMUSING ERROR IS Out Total number of casualties to late, including those reported Mustering ,J Burley Bank Fleet. MADE BY FRENCH above : Killed in action, including 381 at sea, 30,388 ; died of wounds, Is Named. Corps , SpoAIal to The Tribune. 12,586; died of disease, 18,136; died of accident and other causes, At a meet, Idaho. Jan. The personnel of the mustering out By Universal Ben Re. Nacorps and other Information waa aning of the atovkho'dei of the First 18 LONDON. Jen This story Is told 2543; wounded in action, 133,973; missing in "action, including tional bank held Tueadav the following nounced today In an order which follows Major Relth, better known to Amer- prisoners, 13,376; total, 211,003. director were choeen Colbert M filaon, Colonel tharlea K, lde, San Diego, by ican ns "Inn Hay. president. George If Schod.Ie, vice presi- Cal temporary commander of the dewas In the early days of the war KILLED IN ACTION. Here until about andIt British vamp. dent; C. C. Baker,A vice president. l J, mobilisation Tommies Inj Ixvndon motor E Smith, assistant Wednesday Lorang, cashier were to bus their Lllleon way entering H C F Pcotf. , Frank F. btcadman, Monarih, Mont. "III duert charge of demobilization cashier; A. J Fuller Tatnck Murrai, Butte, Mont. Mons On the side of the bus was the Powers. George 11 Si hodile, ('. C Baker First Lieutenant Eugene O Hechlln, Bav E. bhrrer, Fayette, Idaho. Potash A Presidio aimy field cleik. William Htout, theater advertisement and CulberJI H. Olson, dlrei tors had whb h, becauee of the DIED OF DISEASE. headquarters, Han Francisco, battalion not been removed It was thhurry, sergeant-majoHarold I,. Anderson, motor busses that furnished quh k London transtel C Matisf 1, San Lloyd O. Vandy ke, Buffalo. Wyo. Grover Highwood, Francisco; sergeant, port for 'Kitchener' mob headquarter. W' F. Hawkins, headquarters, San FranLuke Steed. Douglas, Aru a Mout. Th Fremh forthwith their threw R. yip Klrchoff, Into the air and shouted cisco, sergeant, Bernard T. t andeventer, Rupert, J. R. Don, Salt Lake, Utah. George pur-cha- ee La, .' Special Hosiery Values An Opportunity; to Replenish Your Hosiery Supply for Little Money Ladies Hose Childrens Hose J BCRI-ET- Ladies' Black Lisle Hose With deep double top, high spiked ai beel and double sole. Away sold 35c net. 9Rf fcpecial, a pair . , 11 Ferl-mutt- Ladies Brown HosoWrth deep double hem, reinforced sole and heel. A regular 50e value. Epecml, pair r, Aro You A Tobacco GoatP If So, Writ Dr. Elders For His Hew DiscoverjThat Quickly Banishes Old Man Tobaooo" Forever. Dr. Elders Tob- acco Boon Banishes all forms of lohscoo Habit in 72 to hoar,. A positive, quick and porman-en- t relief. Easy to ) take. No craving for Tobacco after 1 the first dose. I guarantee satisfaction In every case, bend no money, Just your name and add res for free proof and full to lr. Mall Order cpt 38 Mo. St, Joseph, J' Dont be a Tobacco Goat any longer. Elder. EL Will s. Han headquartei W Langford, Ftanclsco. Francisco; corporal. "Vlv General Potaah, vlve headquarters, Han eral Perimutter 1 te Gen- Charles Idaho. INTEREST GREAT ELECTIONS keor 1 , Demobilization Is Start SCIENCE E FEET ZEPPELIN CAMPAIGN COSTLY TO GERMANS By Un!veai Service. IONIxvx Jxn 18 German v lost forty-elsryeppelltiB during the war, th total tnilml ng these ditroyed by accident In Gerrnsnv The 7.eps dropped lv VCMi tmu.hs In England, thus the net ht Use Glasses That Become the Features as well as aid the s' git. are always obtainable here. We take great pains to have the glairs made up so as to harmonize with the face. oftea unpove the wearers pperanie. We hU ba glad to supply you with a pair that will aid your eye and probably add bo your good loi Ls 0 r p.lci arc the lowest and our workmanwe have ship the very best beta optical machinery and do our own grinning . -e the-late- GOOD READING GLASSES AS LOW LENSES AS LOW AS AS.'. .$2.00 .$3.50 L BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED r AT REDUQED WHILE YOU WAIT SCHUBACH BRICES OPTICAL CO., Inc., OPTOMETRISTS AND MAlCuFACTL RING OPTICIANS. I r pair.... Ie "nz far, they . Iaidies Black Silk Lisle Hose With deep double top, rein- forced heel and toe. A regular f0c net value. ajj wwv Special, a Intrt pa-pe- is i In Ladies Gray Hoeo With doep double top, reinforced heel and toe. A regular 50c valne. Hpecial, a pair.. WU& DIED FROM ACCIDENT. W Wadleigh, itcliffe, Colo. WOUNDED SEVERELY. corps F.dmond T. Weta, head IS IN baker, A E Bert, Steve Prince, Henry Don II Puff I red L. Bowman, cooka ( rder of procedure, physical examl BAVARIAN nation bov must be In as good condiGeorge R. Cody, Barnum, Vfyo. tion ns when received Into th service Glenn II. Stephens, Phoenix, Aria. Clarence Ebey, Ogden, Utah. In thu apMUNICH. Ve 30 Companv commander will then eend William B Martin, Young Woman, zat Ion bulldng If pa proaching Bavarian e'ectUma ic increasLustin Gilleepie, Great Falls, Mont. ti demold! W vo. K per are found they will he algned ing Faction! arrlf ia becoming i?an Marcial, N. M. leente Chavez, n the Ia e by Colonel Webb and oil th and more ara than Bribery corruption ba. t hv the ccniVany commander Bovs hinted at It is alleged in reolutinit WOUNDED SEVERELY (Previously Reported Killed in Action). are then honorably dim harged Full pay ctrcloa that rfien of ore party tue collet wtll he gtven, together with traneporta-- t money from pmpectit women oters, M. Anderson, Bozeman, Mont. Corporal on commi latlon at the rate of Sty promising that for the sum of two marks per mile fFlhkels are bought at thev will be allowed to ot and their DIED FROM ACCIDENT (Previously Reported Missing in Action). ((nls ome railroads will eell them at th rat voa aill be counted Women haa complained to the auof 2 cents a mile Rav E. George, Kolm, Mont. thorities and demanded to bo Informed if WOUNDED IN ACTION be to voma in of their they aie deprived of failure to pav consequent (Degree Undetermined; Previously Reported Missing in Action). to Today. Mike Erich, Loadvillc, Colo. DR. 0. BOYD MERRniEW, DENTIST, 'Demobilisation officers expect to beU Bord Merrihew Dr Is dentist now WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. gin work Hundai, when men will be sorlnted wilh'Dr. Panehek. Weller Bank turned out at the rate of from two to build, i g Ivan H. Case, Log Cabin, Colo. Utah. Balt S. Lake, Eric Nord, (Advertisement) a If dav In three hundred papers are .Archie W. Hunter, Boxelder, Utah. If not. It will be neces Albertus Wolter, Peoa, Utah. g od i.itjiHioii Clem" I Cheered. Ole Kaldstad, Feckville, U yo. uf Asnoi the laled (Correspondence Press ) 3U Dei- American aoldiera dent Wilson arrived her disagreed on bridgehead to he occupied bv the AmeriPARIS, who wanted to cheer for Cemenceau, the the pronunciation of hie name andflnal-l- v can across the Rhine were In several bookstores tn Coblenz on the day the adthe procession during i omproimsed by cheering for ItClaim 5'reiu hthepremier, waa vanced guard of the army of occupation And "Clem ( hemps Eljseee when Preel- - Kioil old Clem for the Vmrrimns all alongoldthe line ofa arrived. "tiger the otii h oarrj trig the Fran.-passed on the Journey to the Murats of the pr'oeely house MAKES "Cook ytlla Kelly, Denver, Colo. C. e 1 ; Suits and Overcoats especially fashioned to meet the requirements of increased chest development, erectness of figure, the broader shoulders, the more tapered waist line. er Dec. 20. TPE FAMOUS INCLUDING I Arnold. Committee LONDON?. Off One-Four- th 109 SOUTH MAIN STREET. WE DO OUR OWN GRINDING, Tiz for puffed-up- , burning, aching, calloused feet and corns. cost to Germany wa something like And for her Zepprhn campaign. Whv go limping around wPh aching, the diurazs done In Knglaud wi.l tiave to for he paid puffed un feet feet eo tired, chafed, The a lies held th Zeppellna In such sore and swollen, vnu can hardly get that not a angle on wa deor offf Whv-- don't vou contempt manded 'n smrenler by the armistice jour a shoes on box of'4Tix'1 from he tents A tl how, Eng'and his airship ag get drug store now and gla lden your tor- big and eff'cnve as the (Jepi. For I I I tured feetf 1Tir he i vour feet gow with comfort; takes down swell. ngs and ness the sort draws and misery right out of feet that chafe, smart and bhrn imantlv Til' stops fain in corns, calluses and bunions. Tia" is glofor tired, aching, sore feet. "No rious more shoo tightness no more font torture. ( kdvertisemeut') makes A Health Builder' 11 IS Named as Commander. VLADIVOSTOK Dec 30 General Jan-nl- n lias leeu (ietf'naled by the French governrrert as lommander of InLettls westhe ng organized troops wMth are ern Slher a 1 here ere said to be more thatv20ii0 Lettl-- h fugitive who can be mobilized, and the work 1. progressing Thev will lie sent later to Lithuania, It li -. stated English Riga la Huitland. Correspondence of fhe Associated Free ) WITH THF, AMTRTCAV ARMT OF .Where. continued rouah or cold threaten th lungs, F.ckman'a Alterative OCCUPATION IN GERM ANT. Dee. 34 th American will hep to stop the oouith, strengthen Within a few day after -adesmen th lungs and restore health. UK- - and reached Coblega, aigrte of In Eng mtr In 49 "kinds red or from at varlou bottles dnixflsts, tl aprk main i street KCKUAN LABORATORY, Philadelphia. many More along) fh German maps show kg a outline of th (AdverUseinent.J For Weakened Lungs , I have been wearing my shoes with Neohn Soles nearly a year, and they are apparently m as good condition as written August, whenlboughtthem. 1918. by W.H. Cocke, Officer, A.E.F.. France. Only Nefilin Soles could endure a test like this. That they do so is because of ths tough durability built into them by a scientific process. To cut your shoe bills down, buy shoes with these soles. They come in many styles for men, women, and children. 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