LONDON.—A meeting of the Allied leaders in London next week will be preliminary to the peace conference, the Daily Express says, of the United States, and Premier Orlando, of Italy, will be here with the British and French statesmen.
Colonel House,
S. O. T. C. to Be Demobilized.
WASHINGTON.—Complete demobilization of the student officers training corps has been decided upon by the war department, Secretary of War Baker announced today.
May Name Peace Delegates Today.
WASHINGTON.—Intimations have been given in official quarters today that President Wilson might announce before night the names of American delegates to the peace conference. The discussion of the probable selection still centered around Secretary Lansing, Former Ambassador Henry White and Colonel House.
British Cruiser at Odessa.
KIEV, Via Amsterdam.—The British cruiser, Agamemnon, accompanied by French and British torpedo boats, arrived at Odessa on November 26.
Casualty List for Two Days, 3899.
As there was no issue of The Star-Mirror yesterday the casualty list of 2168 for Thanksgiving day was not published. The list for morning papers yesterday, follows:
Killed in action, 241; died of wounds, 95; died of accident and other causes, 3; died of airplane accident, 2; died of disease, 221; wounded severely 42; wounded degree, undetermined, 127; wounded slightly, 79; missing in action, 269; total, 1079.
Afternoon List.—Killed in action, 296; died of wounds, 125; died of accident and other causes, 7; died of airplane accident, 4; died of disease, 106; wounded severely 66; wounded, degree undetermined, 97; wounded slightly, 9.  Missing in action, 293; total, 1089.
Today's List Has 1731 Names. 