The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1918, Page 6

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American, the day | New York. can Society; Lieut, G. de Cheviene of might S when enemy bombe might —— | he] Me French Navy, Gaston Liebert, | strike this cathedral while we pray, & al I bring | i The eas was cricbrated bY th6| Consul General for France; Gen. A, (srime,tue, cathedral while we Bre -_——e THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1918.°" pei ONE Rate The Woman of Exceedingly Smart have a child in our i aad wean ees a sracan | Boucher of the French Army, Step/h- | qee---erse—ese— 1 P ody oohall juade as ane Lausanne, editor of the Paris al aH dull Sougeant feagecha | ' and the Rev, Joba M. J. Quinn as Matin; Gen. iWifred White of the IA iealsie pe ; / Hi t Memo: 2 that neuralgic pain, that stiff neck? 4 | Warns His Hearers at Memo: | sub-deacon. ‘The Rev. Henry F.Ham-| potish Recruiting Mission; than . Moneense! Apply a little Sloan's Lin!- ial Mass For Paris Church | ™eF_aeted as master of ceremontes,| alien of the American Red Cross, For Infants and Children ( Ment. 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