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.0 10 THE, ANAQONDA STANDARD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1918. mi WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND By BRIGGS H5 uniinmii''" LARSONS FAMOUS JAZZ BAND AT GREGSGN TODAY-AFTERNOON EVENING ft' "''if 4 7 4i Coffee Mint Wafers The DIET During and After Old Reliable Round Package inn ikiioti" UialteoMhaCO. Mk" SPRINGS 1- AGQJDjkvilgS The Made from Used CHRISTMAS MENU $1.50 per plate, served from 1 to 8 p. m. One-half portions for children Cocktails Oysters and Sherry Wine Golden Heart Celery Salted Almonds Ripe Olives Chicken Bouillon en Tasse Crab Meat au Gratin in Cases Vienna Rolls Palace Fruit Salad ROASTS Young Native Turkey, Chestnut Dressing Sauce Candied Yam3 Brussels Sprouts Punch Frozen Eggnog Hot Mince Pie, Hard Sauce Toasted Chese CHRrTMA)- AMD THE 30LD STAR.

i t-UPYRlGHT Nuts and Grapes FrencE IN-HOTEL LOBBY AND EVENING RTG PU1NGE 50c INEtlE'RZfl STARTS JlllIRI ROLL OF HONOR The following casualties, with next of kin and address of the latter, are reported by the commanding general of the American, expeditionary forces Killtd in Action. Sejgt. HdrperErdmanMrs. W. Erdman, Libby.

Clell Bellis Fred "Bellfs, Baker. Charles F. Carignan Joseph Carignan, Avondale. Lonnre-Hottenstein Penrose S. Hottenstein, Moore.

Died of Wounds. Ortel R.Willey Mrs. Grace Willey, Butte. Matthew Egeroff Charles 0.. Vowell, Butte.

Died of Aeroplane Accident. Lieut. "Walter E. Shillington Dr. Maurice A.

Shillington, Glen-dive. Died of Disease. Al Cook Thomas Butte: Wounded Severely. Sergt. John L.

Griftin Mrs. Delia Sullivan, "Williams. Corp. Guy Miller F. Miller, Fort Benton.

JohnlMante'rnach, Orden E. Dreyer Fred Dreyer, Missoula: Moses Hart Mrs? Delia Anderson, Great Falls. Corp. George Du Bois Mrs. A.

"VV. Du Boi's, Beneland. Gottlied Schneidt Mrs. 'Christ Schneidt, Kingsley. Waited Milk Very Nutritious, Digestible REAL- Food-Drink, instantly prepared.

by the ORIGINAL Horlick process and carefully selected materials. successfully over V4 century. Endorsed by physicians, The Original Thus Avoiding Imitations Wounded (Degree Undetermined). Corp. George E.

Lutton James. II. Campbell, Harlem. Missing -in' Corp. Harold" Sinclair Dean Sinclair, Baker.

Stephen Esterly Mrs. Esterly, Butte. Wounded Slightly. "Wilson G. Young Mrs.

Gunda Young, Billings. Joseph J. "Widlowski Valentine "Widlowski, Tiber. 1918. NEW YORK IHC.

John J. Bosel, Detroit, Mich. F. B. Carpenter, Lockport, Roy D.

Cheeney, Pueblo, Col. John'R. Westfleld, J. Ewing Dennis, Monongahela, Pa. 1.

N. Gunger, Fort Byron, N. Y. Edwin P. Hagen, Amidon, N.

D. James D. Irwin, Jersey City, N. J. Walter J.

Bonne Terre, Mo. Joseph W. Klemp, Buffalo N. Y7 James P. McCourt, Atlantic, Iowa.

J. J. McGovern, Jersey City, J. Alexandre B. Moisa, Jerome, Ariz Martin Peterson, McPherson, Kan.

Joh Savada, Battle Creek, Micln Lewis P. Bchultz, Sandwich, Ilk Joseph D. David H. Humphrey, Eugene, Ore. Walter R.

Johnston, Pittsburg, Pa. John E. Kellyfc New York. Henry Koivupalo, Calumet, Mich. Ward Matthews, Laurel, Miss.

Louis Mazkwaz, Philadelphia. Milton S. Medley, Washington, D. C. Edward J.

Paul, Darrell, Minn. Mike Tarka, New Brunswick, N. J. Russell Wilcox, Trenton, N. J.

Leslie S. Zeger, Mercersburg, Pa. BUGLERS. h'omas B. Speaks, Jennings, N.

C. William D. Yaden, Shoshone, Idaho. MECHANICS. Luke L.

Reiley, Alexandria, Ind. Edward Bethner, Fort Wayne, Ind. WAGONER. Bernard Heinrick, New Norman E. Divinell, Houston, Texas.

George Donohue, Domenico France, Akron, Ohio. Willis E. Gopdger, Austin, Texas. Raymond Jobson, Binghamton, N. Y.

Samuel Jolly, Brooklyn. Thomas McCabe, New York. Daniel P. Motter, Big Run, Pa. Thomas Alaimo, Rochester, N.

Y. Joseph Ji. Raggett, Altha, Fla. Oakley F. Ridge, Ky.

Joseph Bican, Cleveland. R. M. Borland, Stockholm, Maine. T.

Boyle, Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y. C. E. Brown, East Liverpool, Ohio.

Peter G. Budahl, Mildrfd, Minn. Grover C. Butler, McComb, Ohio. W.

G. Buxton, Alba, Mo. John N. Catrow, Dayton, Ohio. B.

Chapin, Nineveh Junction, N. Y. W. Chenault, Cincinnati, Ohio. J.

I. Thompson. Englewood, Kan. L. E.

Thompson, Bowling Green, Ohio. -'Nels Thompson, Jewel, Iowa'. Tom Warkman, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. W.

Greenville, Ala. J. N. Cusick, Tiltonville, Ohio, Orie Debats, Sodus, N. Y.

Leroy Denny, Bridgeport, E. P. Dolan, N. Y. Hubert Fender, Flag Pond, Tenn.

John Franks, Deshler, Ohio. Earl D. Hall, Marysville, Cal. Philip Normann, Georgetown; Minn. Jamres L.

Kinney, Arnot, Pa. Roy K. Knight, Homer, Ohio. H. T.

Langspecht, Brooklyn. F. F. Lippert, Brooklyn. Lafore P.

Lock, Springfield, 111. J. J. McDevitt, Newark, N. J.

W. Conn. Charles El Muzzy, Moab, Wash. John H. Meyers, Carbon Hill, John Perna, West Point, Ark.

H. Razaa, Manchester, N. H. M. G.

Renehan, Madison Lake, Minn. Bert F. Reynolds, Lemar, S. C. Vincenzo Samuels, Edenburg, Pa.

Francis E. Self, Cheyenne, Wyo. Terrel S. Sims, Red Bay, Ala. Fred W.

Smith, Alta, Iowa. L.Spence, Pelharri, Ga. J. C. Wyczlinski, Brooklyn.

Albert C. Abt, Williamsville, N. Y. I. Baltonsaitia, Bridgeport, Conn.

Dave D. Barry, Bloomfield, N. J. James Bateman, Beaversdale, Pa. Corley C.

Beachler, Reynolds, Neb. Pat Beeman. Chelan. Wash. Clell Bellis, Baker, Mont, i i W.

A. Connell, Trenton, N. J. Harry J. Creek, St.

Louis. -W. A. Cross, Manlius, N. C.

C. Crow, Jacksonville, Fla. C. G. Fetrow, Dover, Pa.

F. A. Dresser, Richland, Wash. Samuel Horowitz, Brooklyn. F.

L. Humphreys, Scranton, Pa. Ernest C. Johnson, Swede. H.

R. Johnson, Silverdale, Wash. Vagina Kravitch, Russia. Ralph W. Larkin, Harwood, Wash.

F. Leonard, Ilookins, Mo. TO OUR MANY PATRONS IN THE PAST YEAR: This should be the merriest Christmas since "the morning stars sang together." With bounteous harvests and full dinner pails we, as a nation, should be grateful for the many favors bestowed upon us and with the wonderful victory over autocracy; as citizens of the world's greatest democracy, we should pledge ourselves to personal loyalty to the principles upon which this republic stands. Pledging our many friends our hearty" co-operation in any way we can Be of service to any of them, We are most truly yours, DANCING J. J.

Marcellpus, Watervliet, Mich. Albert Neely, Gridley, Kan, Carl G. Orman, McKeesport, Pa. Amedia Pauhiorotti, Italy, T. O.

Peck, Portersville, Ala. John Peragello, York. C. W- Peterson, Red Granite, Wis. G.

A. Peterson, Duluth, Minn. H. 6. Piendle, Mabton, Wash.

J. L. Reame, Reading, Pa. H. L.

Robb, Hoquiam, W. G. Ji Rodler, Cincinnati. Romes P. Rkigg; Bonnsboro, Mo.

Robert J. Rye, Norway. W. LJShea, Manchester, Conn. R.

Shipbaugh; Ohio. Sidney R. Shwe, Pinconning, Mich. CH. L.

Thorns, St. Louis. J. Truemper, Dutzow, Mo. R.

J. Trum, Somerville, Mass. C. H. Underwood, Kansas City, Mo.

F-J-Wagner N. J. Pa. G. C.

Wylie, Henderson; Tex.3. Attillio Bendetti, Hurley, Wis. J. Bourders, South Pa. Arthur E.

Burlinsoh, Halifax, N. C. F. Carignan, Avondale, Mont. John Cozmadia, Cleveland.

P. Coucher, Michigan City, Ind. H. F. Cowperthwaite, Westfield, N.

J. Otto E. Crouch, Caro, Mich. William Cuff, Eckman. W.

Va, Olin Cunningham, Mowequa, 111. Tony Daglis, Central Falls, RT1. George W. Davis, Carrollton, 111. William Feustel, Lydhurst, Y.

Ruben Flesham, Chicago. Edmund F. Frilling, Covington, Ky. Joseph Haines, Philadelphia, Pa. H.

Heber, Washingtonville, N. Y. George F. Heim, Treverton, Pa. Otis Hine, Torrington.

Herbert Hite, Xehia. Ohio Violet' Holochwost, Brooklyn, N. Y. L. P.

Hottertstein, Moore. Mont. Lazarus. Howatentian, Thompson-ville, Conn. Joseph P.

Hyland, New York. Paul Jendro, Elmdale, Minn. Edward C. Kahle, Indianapolis, Ind. James Kapsalls, Greece.

William T. Lee, Vincent, Ala. James F. Lillard, Austin, Texas. Tomase Lucia, Pittsburg.

Hans M. Hartland, Minn. M-. F. Mahoney, D.

C. Joseph Mannix, New York. John J. Martin, Hazlewood, Pa. i Frank A.

Meaney, Gates, N. Y. John A. Michel, Ohio. Frank A.

Miennert, Dakota, Minn. Frank Monstovich, Chicago. Eli Mutic, Austria. Alexander Cincinnati, Ohio. John O'Neill, Clear Lake, Iowa.

Willie E. Page, Durmid, Va. Ignasio Pahzeca, New York. George Partridge, Hill, 111. William Philadelphia.

Guy H. Peters, Atlantic, Iowa. Perry Ping, Polervillej Ky. William E. Pinson, Aninger.

Texas. Koustanty Polek, Jersey J. J. W. Richardson, Booneville, Ark.

Benjamin Ai Richter, Arcadia, Col. Harry K. Ridlen, Laird, Col. Henry L. Beemar, W.

Va. Giuseppe Scalora, New York. F. W. Schlender, Herman, Mo.

Henry J. Shand, Brooklyn. Ernest D. Shock, Humble, Texas. Samuel A.

Smith, St. Jeseph, Mo. Walton Smith, Fort Worth, Texas. 'Henry L. Sollie, Minneapolis, -Minn.

Perry A. Stephens, Prospect, Texas. C. C. Thomas, Elmendorf, Texas.

"EDUCATOR DEAD. Orlando, Dec. 24. Henry Mitchell MacjCracken, chancellor emeritus of New York university; died today In a hospital here. He 78 years old.

SKCTIOX I. Killed in action. 274 Died of 206 Died of accident and other causes 18 Died of airplane accident. 9 Died of disease 144 Wounded, severely 622 Wounded, degree undetermined 18 Missing in action 299 Starving Tots on Christmas Eve in Great City of New York. New York, Dec.

24. The plight of babies, who arej emaciated, on the-day before'Christmas because- the high--cost milk forbids the purchase of this nourishment, by mothers who are poor occupied the attntjpn of investigators today at the John Doe inquiry into the milk situation. Conditions which exist among New York children "right up to Christmas eve" were described by M-rs. Mary Sullivan, welfare worker, who produced photographs of babies suffering from the lack of milk. John D.

Miller, lawyer and farmer of Susquehanna and Pottstown-, general (Counsel for the dairymen's league and recently chosen its vice president, a position which he said1 he. had not yet accepted, was" on the stand the greater part of the day. He studied the photographs shown by Mrs. Sullivan and exclaimed: "Poor little kids! They look as if jtliey did not have much "It's a damned shame," said John T. Dooling, an assistant district at-: torny, whos conducting the inquiry.

Mrs. Sullivan she would Christmas eve trying to raise money to buy milk. "They are. about half she testified. FOR RUSSIA'S WELFARE.

Paris, Dec. .24 (Havas). Important conferences in an effort to find a ground for co-operation between the allies and the United States on the one. hand and the patriotic elements in Russia on the, other were held yesterday at the Russian embassy. The entente governments, the press accounts declare, are completely in accord to a decision to refuse to undertake a vast expedition' into Russia.

"It is considered the part of Russia herself to' get together her orderly elements which, when united, it is declared, will find support and practical help forthcoming from the allied nations and America- HE'S UNNECESSARY. Paris, Dec. 24. Paul N. Milukoff, former Russian minister who was ac- jOused last July of Uermanophtie iean Tftgs.

has been obliged to' leave Paris, according to the Matin. His presence here was believed to be unnecessary. ONE FROM SEATTLE. Ottawa, Dec. 24.

The name of P. O'Connor, Seattle, is listed among repatriated prisoners in today's overseas casualty list. HUN STATESMAN 'DEAD. By the Associated Press. Vienna, Dec.

24. Prince Conrad von Hohenlohe-Schillingsf uerst, formerly premier of Austria, and at one time the military governor of Triest, died suddenly, today" while attending a hunt in Hiermarken. AN EMPLOYE OF STATE Discussing the recent death pf Mose Lipshultz yesterday Butte men recalled the fact that he had once erved as 'assistant sergeant at arms of the state house of representatives. It was mentioned that he made good in the position and that he made many friends during that session of the legislature. Lipshultz was an educated rhanfcind had rad widely on many subjects.

He was a notable MQSE LIPSHULTZ ONG J. B. Roberts, Monticello, Ga. G. V.

Washington, D. C. W. H. Turner.

Little Rock, Ark. A. A. Buesch, Belleville, 111. J.

A. Casey. West New York, N. J. F.

J. Davidson Merriam, Kan. Joseph Dumas, North Adams, Mass. Scott Hamm, lager, W. Charles Hilton, Brooklyn.

Charles Johnston, Canada; Arthur P. Monty, Cortland, N. Y. W. L.

Parsons, Rockingham, N. C. C. A. Pratt, Chesterton, Ind.

J. A. Troriibley, Bennington, Vt. If. L.

Vollmer, Aberdeen, Ohio. Faun Blaknee, Bellaire, Ohio. Frank Burke, Marinette, Wis. Michael K. Dorby, Chicago.

Harper Erdman, Libby, Mont. Joe A. Garcia, Mercedes, Texas. Marline Sharpsburg, Md. Fred B.

Herbst, Shepard, Ohio. Floyd C. Holub, Milwaukee. Henry Lapan, Willimantic, Conn. Wilbert E.

Lyons, Brooklyn. Hadley MacPhetres, Danvers, Mass. Thomas L. Morgan, Taswell, Ind. K.

F. Neidmann, Waterbury, Conn. Frank Obersteiner, Oshkosh, Wis. Fay Patton, Covington, Ind. W.

R. Peck, Minneapolis, Minn. George Petrimean, Minneapolis. Harold V. Smith, Fruitland, Fla.

Earl B. Revere, Mass. G. II. Woods, Des Moines, Iowa.

CORPORALS. W. F. Benson, Annandale, Minn. W.

J. Berghuis, Grand Rapids. Harold P. Bergmark, Pa. Fred L.

Brooks, Terre Haute, Ind. Archie F. Coates, Rice Lake, Wis. Andrew A. Conlin, Philadelphia.

Samuel H. Dittus, Lancaster, -Pa. George M. Failing, Fort Plain, N. Y.

John' Fay, Flushing, N. Y. Jatnes J. Hewett, Trenton, N. J.

Carl E. Alleman, Woodburn, Ore. C. B. Bartow, Slope Center, N.

D. Total ...1,590 Killed in Action. CAPTAINS. D. R.

Henrv, Atlanta. Ga. L. A. Whittlet, Seattle, Wash.

LIEUTENANTS. W. U. Beauvais, Tottenville, N. T.

James F. Brown, Brooklyn. Darrel D. Burtis, Waukegan. 111.

II. I. Burton, Canon City, III. 1 H. Chaille, Detroit.

B. N. Chase, Plattsburg, N. Y. fJeorge P.

Cole, New Orleans. Michael Dierdorf, Akron, Ohio. A. L. Elett, Norwood, Ohio.

II. T. Gillespie. Maysville, Ga." J. M.

Jewell, Indiana Sprinjrs, Ind. J. M. Leonard, Douglas, Ariz. C.

P. McCaskey, Chicago. S. B. Manchester, Ky.

1j. K. Morgan, Wellington, Ohio. D. M.

Morrissey, Elkhorn, Wis. W. F. O'Connor, West Point, N.Y.. J.

A. Paton, New Haven, Conn. II. W. Mount Vernon, N.

Y. C. L. Rogers, Colville, Wash. Fabian W.

Doscher, Brooklyn. Harry Rogers, Hastings, Neb. T. A. Running, Viroqua, Wis.

C. A. Shingler, Juanita, Pa. William Sullivan, Milwaukee. Carl A.

Weber, Cleveland. E. W. Worboy, Williamstown, Mass. A.

R. Dean, Washington, D. C. II. F.

Horton, Ithaca, N. Y. C. R. Howard, Mt.

Vernon, Iowa. J. A. McQuillan, Ann Arbor, Mich. W.

I ringer, St. Joseph, Mo. 1 Tempting Dishes in Our Delicatessen SALADS. Potato, Combination Chicken Fruit Cold Slaw Any oUicr' kind made to HOT MEATS. Always two kinds.

Our home baked ham is delicious-Cold meats constantly on hand' Cooked vegetables and hot pas-N tries all day. Ilnce and Fruit Pies. "Everything Home Cooked." MRS. BAILES Bakery and Delicatessen IS8 West Park Lutey's Old Standi figure in many ways and those knew him and talked about him found many admirable Qualities in the man. SNOW IN-COIjORADO.

Denver, Dec. 24. Denver is prac-' tically' without railroad transportation to the east and south today. BJizzards inKansas andjn the Texas panhandle have filled flre right of way cuts with snow to a depth of 12 to 15 feet. Marooned-' passenger trains have been held at eating house stations.

Horseshoeing is a very ancient art. It is represented in a coin of Taren-tum of about 350 B. C..