The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1918, Page 6

+ SERVICE BADGES ¥ ___THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 21, 1918. | FW YORK TROOPS persia * (oes in Society] Guard, and that were ma ard.) DEMAND MEXICAN ie. | Boys at Spartanburg Who}.,” 8 Went South Charge Un- |} . me fair Discrimination jce . i on, Maas, announce ‘ camp bulletin to-| ne enga fale Sauahter, |” pectat Proms Statt nt of The Bre Re eee | Mae Sylvia to Capt. Clar nine ence Va ut 8. nh, CAMP WADSWORTH, SPARTAN | . sStetiis fh BURG, 8. 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