The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1918, Page 10

> AOR I = ‘ sr wn Parmer snare, 10 ere THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1918. | PIANIS INCERT, | Claremont Avenue. te wa ed to VAUDEVILL F fitip tn front which nobody owns and| “Our frst patrol goes out at 2 o'clock. ‘dnor uneral Te-Day. The family was opposed to servic iT DIES AT co |the reception room, where yr E OR SAILORS. nobody treads in daylight. The low! Would you like to go along?” WASHINGTON, Jan. 1;.—The| at the Capitol. The body Psat | | Daly, who was at the « : SHUM" | Anethee. PiONPEMEND th te tives jge just behind a tangle of patrol ng Is one of the milder games| runeral of Major A. P. Gardner will| here from Camp Wheeler, Macon, yon 1 Stricken! moned, but could Racws Were G0 Yeats, | The dead man wee menat og Pathan: tay me cn 1 stakes and parbed wire ¢ ; ar eg ‘4 ae hicet all [he held at St. Jonn's Episcopal | Gu., vestefffay. Hurial will be at Ate Von Inten, a well known land had Hved tn thie city. Att aplendid s melts quickly into the failing an troneh soldiers will Yarn | Church this afternoon at 2 o'clock. jon Cemetery planist, was stricken with heart disease | He will be buried from hin resid ® an been arr ft | ' and nothing is vistble excopt | before the war is 0 S . Nast night while attending @ concert at |the Dakota Apartments, No. 1 Weat nday night at the Tralning your own sandbagged parapet and tho| 1 © the Institute of Munical Art, No. 120! Street. The funeral will be private Car Fetham Bay for Unele or ars ge SSNPS A nee cee |S AVE 57 to*12— WHOLESALER: 253i TETENGH MSC ea t | 2 17. -~ President | ; the direction of the Executive staff, A batter of ear 7 guns bark! wiisen sent @ telegram of sympathy to- losi oO t , tng Lieut, J. F, Montague, mes | WIM Al the ama Firefly flashes) day to the widow of Capt. Bill MeDon Closing Out j ter ceremonies bilip Dunning, bel the enemy's wire. | ald, his personal bodyeuard in the 1912 E * ntire state director, and wv 8, Sohroeder, | T t’ whe ‘ rench priv are saying “Good | Campaign, who died Tuesday in Wichi- r} New York Sufferers Also Conquering Lumbago, Sciatica, in|" ‘rector | That’s an n American Corre-| Night’ to a German battery and the|ta Falls, Tex. The President told Mre Winter Stock at RETAIL Jate they have beon getting dull “Boom,” “Boom,” “Boom"—then | McDonald he regarded the Captain's Their Own Bathtubs with Sulfluid. the nick of New York's vaudevitie ral-| Spondent’s Experience With | uquect of enemy steel ubovertetie | death as n personal loss t and the volunteers for the coming the French Armie the Boche ts answering. 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