The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1918, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 28, 1918, — 5 THE EVENING WORLD in Reporting the War Has the News Service of the Associated Press, the United Press and Special Correspondents. No Other Evening Paper in New York Has a News Service So Complete VIGE PRESIDENT © TEMPORARY CAMP OF UNITED STATES MARINES IN FRANCE AND SOME LEAVING PORT "018" 2 TO BE. INTERNED VASIONG TOM S.- Major Lew Wivod eo walting Club House liself to Be Closed is a Result of Raid by U.S. Ofticials return to ghting troops on ine Vice Pr iT ‘ v ‘ ho Tout 1 N Those who are ‘‘on their feet” ; : ; K ; a great deal will appreciate 3 the ease the Hurley A/C Com- Ju bination Shoe affords while is still retaining its smart ap- lis pearance aod. 1 i! Aick Adolf Pavonatadt = : REA ING PORT E : - Le > va Sas ia ei Made over a special ae “~~ NFWAVSTERDAM PERSHNG REPORTS. THURT-ONE MORE AMERICANS — BRITISH WIPE OUT ‘NATION REIS’ | ae Five of ane | in sian nter. aining its rich lustre to the end purely ta not Scrutiny Holland Liner Is Get- | Nine Soldiers killed in Ac-) be ee Le ¥ a ha . e foe hee’) im (oral fo.) Over 200 Officers, Including | Von Hertling, ta auding * i ne ) of his men were at prennt! ting Is Unprecedented in | _ tion and ise Others cae a : TRAE tire pa addition tov the Alan Germans, Taken in Hii | did ~ of Army,” Sees Tired sis Brea ay Is Becks und 5 7 ; History of Port, ae SOE for gallantry of twe ind one company. The Minnesota artil- | \rea of Mesdpotamia | Kelory Ahead. “Tmepehecton tee e j rhe nr r i Aur a liner Nicu WASHINGTON, Murch 28.—Gen. | Jery s and the Ma ench mortar batter LONDON, Ma °8.—-Th | AMSTRRDAM, Mareh Hap Naa Peta aNd a da Thee cde ad pared ' ; Lieut. Col, Tin as included among the | wh dea atic hg Wael ; : is v Sas fore the Un ted Stat red tho wv i t She lie rated Otfles anne Whe ou 1 ® rai ental 1@ where Dr, I \ 1 rE t a9) £000 as been normal artillery fighting in the 1 iueville ectut 4 We is Hoe Perrone: frequently we nts a paket yeas mili? ; te | A German raid was directed against trenches to the right of the Ameri- Moen lpi an ttt oats be ie ” ir i men in ad ‘ {can lines early this mornin: Phe enemy barrage fell on our outpost Ae Bg aid Marina ana’oed “as but our men remained at their places and there were no casualtic Kup vw the ie oe ss|Several German dead bserved on the American wire. bat im biog : i entire Ger hation:* the Mi In one clash an American patrol encountered a pati sally t Turkish for ‘ Ke added " et 287! and reported it had killed tive Germans, hat ar a 1 ne ar th well-founded confidence to 15 Capt. Archie Roosevelt, recently wounded and vimues umins advanced = ¢ ; 4 : ¢ ellency, knowing that n i hho improve. His temperature is normal bes f and von ead nd ad “ FRANCE DECORATES U, 8S. AMBULANCE MEN A necessity ; bd PARIS, March 28 (Associated Press). —Three offic Re 1 Mar u 1397 men of the United States Army Ambulance Corp i ; i - One H the War Cross by the French Government riage edie ee ri et Pace ECONOMICAL! a ~ » men t i rare Lieut. Joseph Greenwood of Sec-, Raghdadi ha ed Be chat aie ive paar c rein “Sunbeam” Prepared 178 | tion 633, Lieut, Alar fy Otka’ PF. Daten, Privates Louis|seult 07 ites Aan eae Mustard costs less and goes Timson, Arthur U, Crosby, John F. Fitzpatrick, Robert EB. Gaf, C. Vs! scmptine to break t pee laa Pr the BHilshLAtmy, iteunt further; hence, it is the most MAN { Tompkins, J. T. Jones, John S. Wood, R rd Ba » Mui, in ppted by « vulr ad mical condiment, f Section 516, and Privates Richard Y. Buel and Ge Butler} * 1 with heavy } u've tned the rest—- of Section 642. VERMA O UE Gen Ways teen likie, try THE BEST, 2 MCRE COMMISSIONED AT FRONT. __[inctuaing a ae it NM Austin Nichots ¢ Cos Amtericans at :n. Pershing Aviation Corps, four vere made Second Lieutenant Army, one was made t in the Medical Corps and one First Lieutenant in the| WASHINGTON, Mar 2k, front were commissioned Forty-six men won Lie # Fatherland 's a UN ! AM army will not relax until PREPARED lige ones §=MUSTARD ation; ¥ eee - — . Fi reesmaied, a a8 tho foundation tor & cuture ME Tamale) 10 On BILL TO SELL PROPERTY LONG-RANGE GUN A KRUPP; "vo." ——- OF THE KAISER SIGNED KAISER THANKS BUILDER ~The NEW EDISON’ as ring for 9 Catton fe Seveat Day [mint TES As an Economy ese a new order ty | / ‘h ie Hy tye re: | AMSTERDAM, Mar =i STATE'S WAR ACTIVITIES HE heavy parse of acerionsl epenie: execneatied FOUR MEN ARRAIGNED \ PRA Ae ¢ APT Dc daca pt ! roi gael SHOWN AT CONFERENCE UD jet tl edhal Propet age Prpcelasng ABodd Lh a re-adjustment of the plan of ving a necessity with ; 1 1 ki appear Emr Wn tae | most of us. The importance of t the New Edion in this new 2 — f permite n cada. | {as 162,000 M rates entertainment and recreation, it has come to sup- \ fa 1 His ( “We Mave & Shaken Eng- vc natthaandt, blds t iw } plant the more expensive forms of amusement. Many Veighe His Ciga land's 4 » Katner. p and } | iG evenings that ordinarily would be spent in seeking diversion te Is Held AMSTI March J : , res ALBANY, 3 outside are now spent in the home, resulting in greater hap- added a|‘0" f piness and financial betterment arged with v = fads t : : sta | Counts Home D The New Edison ie an unfailing source of ¢ agains xp y 1 workers my ling thanks parts of th ment that tends to strengthen the home ties and Ma pov 1 Rob ; an beer k State's wa sennng al burdens by the curtailment jarvis, president @ company Pres ae y by long-| Mir f Ro ! . ctherwise unnecessary expenciures. 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