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oe —s if in) x ae “Circulation Books Open to All.”’ PRI CE TWO CENTS. Copyright, 1919) by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World) NEW YORK, MAJOR CASUALTIES IN ARM | “Circulation Books Open to All.” 1919. 14 PAGES SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, PRICE TWO CENTS. USSIA 56,592 NERS, 3,340 SOLDIERS | DEAD, MISSING, PRISO IN 27TH DNISION, 2,194 se Y Bariated to Date. <— Brings Units Dis- | appointed at End of War FORCED TO FORCE BY HYPNOTIC SPELL REGULARS HIT HARD. A. E. F, Met Death —Other Ships \re Due. 27,762 of in Action—More Than Mil- Bringing home the 6 ete outfits that had not hac BRITAIN JOINS WITH AMERICA “IN URGING TROOP REMOVAL PROPOSED BY RUSSIAN REDS ——<4- France Withholds Reply to Appeal Based on Lenine’s Demand for Entering Parley—Peace Terms Go to Germany Feb. 17. FAMOUS AMERICAN ACES HOME FROM WAR GPT L RICKENBACKER, JAMES SNER. ‘TROOPS ON U.S, TRANSPORT PARIS, Feb. 1.—The United States, supported by Great Britain, of lion Demobil | two « ALL FI ATBUISH Our HOTEL MEN VIELD has submitted to France a proposal for immediate withdrawal of al! ae - an opportunity to smell in France ; canine nce Suspended After Con- |, Gh ean THAT RAN ASHORE, SAFE ime’ from Russia, it was learned from an authoritative source to-day WASHINGTON, Fe 1 ¢ ite : faey Ng cla! tabulation of casualties by d vincing Court She Didn’t | mighty sore and des about ar move was made in conformity with unofficial information visions for the Ast Know About Crime. but with 604 o men on board oa WEI OME HOME» Narragansett, Loaned to Brith obtained by American agents that Pr bev { Forelen Minister } ary Forces, 95 p . a ‘i i by i Y artied 2,000 Soldiers—Sixty erin will accept the proposal for a joint conference at the Princes date, v ude public to-da yt ¢ of the mos narkable cases toZa pack again the Aserican Were Americans. . ate, : de r a eel Pie ea ee Fine ec, aaa suamig | OO ” BAtnH ache Sled: Pow. a Island, providing the Allied forces are first withdrawn War Department. et s n t nite nedical and s 0 sMPTON, Englan hh p \ divisions, exclusive of the two reg in this city was dis- | af o'clock to-day at moclated Press) Al the «ioe | eo Peed ; a ; in the second ¢ day before Jud ‘ra Other ships with 1,30¢ the Ame ORT EMBAR 60 | © planning re own vision, are: ons, when Norma Mc- cted later in the night on the Ie off Hembridge at 4 and Frar ar ae a Kilead in action, died Oflre0d, twenty s old, an from Bordeaux aheai of Neighbors ( meee About House! the eastern end of the Isle of Wight, | New Ruling Pt ill Also Apply APPLIES 10 ALL NATIONS wounds, 11,396; in action,| “ f Real ir amr Biase ‘ : have been removed by t d the Hath en litineecan oat rm et Haley Jactress, 0 No. Hast 55th Street, | schedule, thanks to wo! weathe as Aviator Rushes to Greet | p’vs °* ‘i y tugs ani | to Service in Apart. : ve aa Total of major casualties, 56,592, | Was Te a mn he ma mbs on athe Sibones anc ered over His Mother. I removal was effected whit the ment Houses. | Regulations Not Intended A: fil A sitia pil ign sod ait The figures for each of t rty | 5! nded sentence after ple the Weehawken Flats 0} if : ae whe nate ae on ee : aes crimination Against America Says |exit will then t apauei bli jee combat divisions included the | guilty to uttering a forged check for| street. There were hundreds of Rralndet hie sae GECERMIa n The New York Hotel Men's Asso rade Controller, | The French a fering the ; following totals t r ajor psa |$150 last November, Yorkers on board and they re rae The Narragansett is undamaged. |clation agreed to-day to restore @! poxpo! Lethe new Britian | Proposal, bug have iven any First, regulars, 0,248; second, reg “hen I passed the check,” the lun unti all houre watohine the lent according to latest reports received | : Hab) intimation of their intentions fare, 2,965; third, regulars, 3.6175] | . 2 es ie ai! RODE AS MRO ¢ ft the liner Adriatic! by American Army Headquarters, |fve-cent rate local telephone | import Intended aa! white no off ca bOAbe faa Ma fourth, regulars, ° regulars, |YOUns woman told the court, “I did |! Pi ee Pauses para inctideaiin Me i ng he was and it is expected that she will be |calis in hotels, y had been charg-)w discrimination ag the United | received to ation of r 2,504; eixth, regular seventh, /not know what I was doing. 1 had Lieut Gay ee m4 hte eal Pe ae United | outed at the next high tide ing ten cents in open defiance of Post inasmuch an they appiy to all |t), aehniated wake aA can regulara, 32 New England|fallen in with a man who was a/|!4 d ar 8 e ‘ . e The reports show that the sixty | a i ata hoaraae it was sald to-da agen erring with I rep National Guard, th, New York notist, with whom I was to dou- Reg ast Artillery, A) States Air Forces, w An. officia After | master tpt Um Sane reer een fy ualiave Atasica falnunds eoal4 at a i 3 Nattonal Guard, 2,194; 28th, Pennsy’ 1p in an act, and he made me |" i Bp. OFAeRrR:. ang 1 ta inits a res- jorder of Dec, 1 and not BRAG ee te OEE: ‘As A bia nh dblneatl an dbad b Lenina Vania National Guard, 2,890; nmit many crimes while in a hyp- |) mop ‘ AMInUE ag ' ; ed toward Lon- | out late yesterday, violatorn | (he import na arch Fs axe . ae . Train, complete officers an ded T G | 000 troope abvard. 1" sald KR thove) vier of T . . Amey New Jersey, Virginia, Marylan | 2 state anitaindeenu andl caAilaii: on nly un waiting f ( A make her |Would be classed as violators of the} SSPE HES ; Barat able to the plan 1 joint Delaware and District of Columbia | history of the young woman's} eg grand total of 2340 4 Lenox oad, Brook- k a mud |iaw and would be treated as such ike cob bile Me mony Remulatons | conference thelr 1 be National Guard, 1,117; 30th, Tennes- | c! certi » by Dr, Prank A. Me- | 01 of ee arate ae Pe there wit Kf ie i ; : of the Board t Trade Remit hii ’ 1 ps from Ba cea a) eatith | Garon! , olan acne _ | Casual Co 25, > office t ng her urleson’s order applies to apar It is not intended as an embargo, b eee, North Carofina and South Caro- |¢ v Ician and An 1s| oo ko New York man was on boeea| % Sapte an ‘ ae TRUER AIEIOUIEY h Zi at i inlsaged aaiae Amberg ut it i: lina Nationa! Guard, 1 3 i unity expert; I ion Officers Kirn- | ehh Nias siaatpaeed (A 7 yee |ment houses as well as h eg the Govern: aan 1 gan and Wisconsin National Guan, |ball and Sprague and Attorneys Will- | Oth Ceniesecied aitane tee frome a mmIBNtY OF : hotel men's surrender &. aracter of imports unsii Hritish| A comp s fen he 3,218; 33d, Minnesota, Iowa, bree and Louis Fabricant} ion of the 45th which included Chi-|"4 "STEAMER | PIAVE BREAKS UP; [ate conference en ry returns to peace conditions and t that War Mir ef North and South Dak nut, in a measure, her story : nd , *h nvernment works out @ permanent f b 80, can Indians and ' , nin Bethell, Chairman of the Ope nt} and i , Guard, 1,171; 35th, Mi arrest was caused by Louis} : : obile at er | FEAR LIVES HAVE BEEN LOS Pohl Ro toe a poliey : PM is eas National d, 1,733 | keeper of a rooming house at | ta ontaee J bet ween F Beat a = poe ae es vee axon to heileve that | diiied Nd 4 br prese and Oklahoma National 869; |No. 244 West 48th Street, to whom she “iif A het Bik F 9 . |Fraph and Telephone Service American a will be admitted on | 2188 | ? Ripe: Ba ( L good pulation |But Survivors Believe 176 U. S Said ae ee es | syn fence in Russia use th 37th, Ohio and West Virginia Na-| ote heck, She had bee rae a uf °:)Charles J. Cam counsel f eae pow considering the auanc] SAY OLUtIOr 1 not « n Rus tional ¢ 250; 44d, Rainbow, |tiy e, as had |; a wil tae Tay Army Officers on Board Have — |ifote: Men's Association tte wiIb ll ee Garr Pe Gee ut in other eountr 2,950; Tith, New York marrapel un | the ared im- t t arty it Been Saved, | Ber the conference Mr. Bethell jern t proba will grant @ certain] Unofticl x con re National Army, 2,492; 78th, New York | med She ap- t t ath = sy and; (cis ration for portation of Anerican tha ng de at Werther Panneyivania Nationa ce ae f : DPAL, I sland, Feb 1 (Assoctated ed @ statement saying that al) |Paler OOF SAGMublled, PhGK Aol haere’ oo a ip Bestar Army, 1,82 suthern Penn rae tholl due irugs, t : , | : ee tex New York hotels and ent }40, 60 r 60 uer cont, of the 16 importa . 7 Ainerica vania ny, 2,38 ng she ¢ mprove under . ' i , - ar duh ses must ca at the tol elegation ha mAvised 1 In Killed in action the } rst Re var : Pane ine the Petts a EDP isi j Searina nied by CHS “cry pe mination axninat fepe ‘ Division leads the with | ame apparent t was Art eached th rl for the now, and Is @ total loss, 18) ontirely cut off from all t ne |t all ua f bs Other divisions with more than 1,000 | aes Geis sr i. ped A ‘ at several lives were lost ee : en killed in action, sland in the fol- | ine M ¢ Two boats capsized while being low. Service, rex wh H 7 {lowing order Vy 42d, 17025 | Qing ispla gns of insanity. (sotn Ammunition ‘Train } Ay but isle cecapente were resgusd | graneed charge. wa ' 2 “| $173, 856 FOR MRS. LEBAUDY. py. paper’ . appointed ui f A woman on th undah and £ that a majority of the others of | After his talk wit j e only division to los: ° rt omission r many er Gee, 1 good ; y assert Re with with 1,050. Only thre ne had'| coe sno cnntinued tran nga on the] ng ; 7 the 176 American officers aboard have phasis on the word pr A. Leet 5 more than 1,000 miss act magary! Dane Gita cae that aha pane sows v1 on having | peen saved ; ib Chia hannan teat a re] - é Ast, with 1,789; the with 3,174, ame to her c |OFFICER OF OLD 15TH PRAISES |, “4 Pa an eee n from the ‘accepted the or 1 they |of Ja whom e Toward Final Treaty Prob- ¥? the 79th, with 1,142 s 1 e er knew her NEW YORK COLORED MEN | a aida hip broke in Hd been fighting it arg y ever \ W ¢ Made With $4 ‘The heaviest loss “Ww 1 been broug by| M Monson Marria, who n two twenty-nine have been since 116 tho Ca T \ 1 a the 28th Divis : } s spe ( i sndhd at . in be 4 the| Bet "4 s : ‘ a | | by the ener t ; Ba » : , ' ked up by rescue |of the low f PARI A Press). with 351 t : ee “ n this | of ‘ Pret'e t will prob- % third wi ! , Bow ‘ Am master ( ' place the f un ‘ und a Atro-8 t ; i * #4) $5,000 FIRE ON BROADWAY, present the Pirs \ t ave 1 nee. H _ i ers, with from t 1 anton Sen 1 in the Argonne, |, COAL PRICES DOWN MONDAY, #tce to spertion a Store Thes e need for a return casualties ea T > | it we the Dis Fraime Hels i ‘ 1 \ normal peace-time the 16th, 18th, 251) R : Long Viieht to Continue, w x weeks, Col, H dha t Aa a f the order of Dr ¢ Fras DAlOyee 10 SY ray? . a sted against Wigures for the Sth and 6th (M )) WASHINGTON, |} 1.—Pilots of | e 1 t e p ee le. arendwis ed ni Germany are tering making a ‘Regiments in this div are 1 f four airplanes en (Continued on Fourth Page.) 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