Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1923, Page 32

" A S T THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. T, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 1923. 70 Per Cont A. E. F. Woundod |MUTT AND JEFF—Jcf Had the Right Dope From the S, 4 “=gmeisre . ° s WHAT Are SH-H: I'Mm MAKING A SILLY AND BUT (T'S THE RGAL DoPE: IF THERG'S ANYTHING T ere Hit y rti ry wre WISH ON THIS MAGIC cHULDIS HERE, PRESS THis QuARTeR|l |HATE TS A SKepTIC, CrEEaTE PIECE OF WO CENTURY AGAINST YOUR. BROW! LAY HAVG YoU MADE A 34 4 OLD cHiNese SiLi: i THE GTHER HAND ON THe Cond KEeP i MAGIC CLOTH AND MAKE Ll H T LD You Medical records of the American ex- | in progress for such light as 1t may A WISH AND LT WiLL = T WAS A Peditionary force indicate that artil- | throw on the question. The presen o COMe TRUE. 4 y e lery fire was responsible for 70 per | he orls Ierely BE o A erseas were R ? ; LoT of BUL:) cent of the gunshot wounds reported. [ to the upper extremities; 40 per cent | In the civil war 90 per cent of gun-ito the lower extremities: 13 per cent you G | to the head, face and neck; 5 per cent shot wounds were from small arms o tno thorax; 5 per cent to the back- and grenades. T hone and spine, and & per cent to the The statistics are based on a study |2bdomen and pelvis. The civil war of 245,790 civil war gunshot waund |Fecords follow the same averages to a remarkable degree. records and 147,651 similar Ameri- & can expeditionary force returns. In more than 103,000 civil war cases and | FOUR OFFICERS HONORED. in 74.883 world war cases, hnwever.‘ —_— the nature of the missile inflicting the | Distinguished Service Medals Are wound was not recorded. Wounds resulting from artillery fire Conferred by Weeks. in the civil war are classified as 9 Secretary Weeks this afternoon per cent from “shell un‘d _cannon ball™ | personally decorated Maj. Gen. Ar- ‘,250,,,‘,"’:;,,;:7“;;3'-“;,;,"'::;: Jforce | thur Murray, retired, former chief of ‘lq aame heading. lnder 'grape, can- | artillery: Brig. Gen. John A. John- ister and shrapnel,” however, the | ston, former Commlssioner of the American expeditionary force shows | District of Columbla; Col. Christo- 24 per cent and civil war records less | pher C. Collins, Medical Corp, and than 1 per cent. Capt. Robert A. Dickson, Medical The figures arc of interest in con- [ Administrative Corps, with the dis- nection with the designs for new ‘lmgulqhed service medal for con- helmets for the Army. A special study | spicuous efficiency during the world of head and neck wounds in the| war. The presentations were made American expeditionary force is now 'at the War Department. i Liberal Credit . Ny _ v Terms : Lok . " ; A A Y N zd Pse s ot prics Dinser Set, or 261 i “r 3 - v luges duriug the February g f Sole, Buy notsab surinns, @Y Rogers " Siwer ¢ 'm and pay loter as conrim- . : Q| 1¥ere Ser. 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