The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1918, Page 19

Yesterday. Several hundred soldiers are warding the harbor fronts and protect- ing the strikebreaxers who are loading or unloading ships. Five hundred «on- returned to work ' victs are engaged in this work, PEACE STATUE FOR U. S., LATIN-AMERIGAN PLAN |Peruvian Deputies Considering Bill —Nov. 16 and 17 Made | Legal Holidays. LIMA, Peru, Thursday, Nov. 14.—The lenate to-night approved a ly passed by the House of Deputies, making Nov. 16 and Nov. i7 |legal holidays in Peru for the celebra- tion of the Allied victory. A Senate bill appropriating #500,000 toward a great statue of peace and justice to be. pre- sented to the United States by South American nations is being considered by to Work. HAVANA, Nov. 16.—All the strikers except harbor wor! Carter’s Little Liver Pills You Cannot be A Remedy That Constipated Makes Life a Hoe Worth Living Genuine bears signatere GEN. BUCK, HER - OF BERZV-LE-SEC, RETURNS TOUS. Y Ar w ha me — es ' ‘HE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1918," ‘TELLS OF NEEDS FOR FUNDS MGA Many Secretary, Horne, Sa Americuns on Leave Visit English Capital, The need of more funds te merican soldiers on leave 1s told to-day by H. B. Berming M of Minneapolis, who arrived eon an Atlantic liner on the way the bedside of his wife, after six mths in London as Secretary | care fo n Londor tor the Deputies a Tamulty’s Father 11, ABSENCE of Iron in the Blood he reason for many colorless faces but ARTER’S IRON PILLS ‘will greatly help most pale-faced people father {1 seriously { Three of the many fine values in Durable-DURHAM Hosiery fade or turn green, either— “We've all been wearing Durable-DurRHAM Hosiery for a number of years and every pair has kept its original color, “Then I like this hosiery too, because there’s so much more wear in it. | have much less darning to do and fewer pairs to buy since we began to wear fand toes smooth, serm= paar DURABLE DURHAM HO. 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Finest makes, FOUFth F 1007 eee WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.—Presidential | Secretary Joseph P. Tumulty left to- for his home in New Jersey, woere his day | GEN B'S. BOCK Qama Officer ‘Who Won Legion of Honor Medal and D. S, C. Comes For Duty Here. Major Gey hero of Berzy-le-Sec, and a veteran of Beaumont B. Buck, the several other engagemen's, including Cantigny, returned last night France on the U, 8. Naval Transport from Harrisburg, under orders to report to Washington. Gen. Buck wears the Medal of the Legion of Honor, the highest award for valor in the gift of the French, and the Distinguished Service Cross, the decoration of his own country. The decorations were bestowed on the valiant soldier because of his work at Berzy-le-Sec on July 21. He was then @ Brigadier General, }and when nearly all the officers of his brigade had been killed or wound- ed he, himself, took immediate com- mand, giving personal directions and lleading the attack which ended in the fall of the town. Besides receiving the Legion of | Honor Medal and the Distinguished Service Cross, he was promoted ‘to Major General. ‘The following recommendation was in the American communique of Aug. 26, on which he was awarded the Cross and sub- | sequently promoted: “Brig. Gen. B, B. Buck, Command- ing General Brigadier. Before and during the attack of Berzy-le-Sec, France, July 21, 1918, when most of \the officers of his brigade had fallen, Gen. Buck, with contempt of personal danger, in spite of heavy artillery | pombardment an& machine gun fire, traversed the front of his advancing ‘forces, gave correct directions to his organization commanders and led the first wave of the culminating attack stormed and captured tie which town.” Gen, Buck is a Regular Army man. ‘There is still confusion in the minds of civilians whether it was he or Bundy who gave the famous order to advance when Gen, Foch had red the retreat before the last offensive of the Germans, ini- \tiated on July 15. The officer who gave the order said that it would |demoralize tha troops to retreat and Gen. the sed considerable surprise in army | themselves on field of battle, ¥ when the orders were pub |lished. The general a ion has Hikes $C | been that the officers were returned of iF 550 on account of physical disability ohne et Another of these officers is Gen. - Omar Bundy, who commanded the 6th Anny Corps, lst Field Army and has now & n assigned to Camp Pike th Divisio commanded the 4t | another returned MYSTERY GIRL IDENTIFIED. She Says She W Skull May The identity of th who was found in a s dition on Norfolk Str at 4 o'clock this mornin n, con- a dozen fictitious name at Gouverne Hospita’ lished this afternoon 8 of No, 51 Allen Str neaton by an © of the skull and has bruises on hs and legs, as If she had been kickee The girl resides with her mother and two brothers at the Allen Street ad e at work when detec ne house. None of the located to tell them of ‘Two New Rear Admit John A. Hoogowerff and Marbury John- ston were nominated to-day by Presi- jee Navy. the folks at ome would never under- 5298 stand a retreat after the flag had Pay for It | been fired on Pay for It | 152.75 Weekly 1 of Gen, Buck, or rather $4 Weekly n the recommendation r ng, in company with +ROOM OUTFIT | several others who had distinguished of High Grade WASHINGTON, Now, 16.—-Captains dent Wilson to be Bear Admirals of the Y. MG. A. “The Y. M. ©. A. is taking active steps in London to care for the American soldiers on short leave from the front, and more funds are | badly needed to carry on the work,” | he ald. “The soldiers get from | seven to fourteen days’ | four months and come to London in search of diversion, leave every | | “In all such cases the Y, M. C. A. | provides for the mon whether they have money or not. In most Instances they have little or no funds. Y. M. C. A. is making arrangements | to buy ‘hotels in London to accommo- | More than 2.000 fam- | date the men. ilies have offered to house as many as they can. England are directing their enter- tainment.” Major Landon Mason of the Wirst New Zealand Field Artillery was @ Passenger on the same yessel. He is en route to his home at Richmond, Va., after four years in the war. Major Mason said he was one of four boon companions, who enlisted on the Pacific Coast in August, 1914, “for a joke.” The irony of their joke fol- lowed in the death of two at Galli- polis and one in France, Major Mason spent the last eighteen months in Messapotamia. a W. U. 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