The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1918, Page 8

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SUNDAY WORLD'S “TO LET” ‘ADS. 1918. by Hillis Parke THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, magazine writer, who sal ‘ks FIVE WOUNDED earner YOUNG VANDERBLT INFLUSHING RAID aed BARELY ESCAPES FOR BOOTLEGRER rr be ‘DEATHINAN ANNO ft while ft hie for an ex vications of a di J rie and Inh's ‘BiG HEAD” BROUGHT BACK abi 3 F Child Stayer eee ty onnel Kquad ¢ khuki for the nt with pr Policemen ind § Soldier Shot of lana there was af oi Car Turns Turtle and He is|, A | é Stabbed in Battle When Mergers on tay Found Pinned Under- dee and Rossner! ° Negroes Resist. io GReNNGE | hide by ia neath, Unconscious. - was stabbed In the neck. | aa Tiree policemen, a United States viman Behrieber approached ening W mi pe dior and @ noKreAH Were wounded | tly gle Behl eae save ae don tee PHare with bullets and Knives arly tne] aaecinsec tia (ater thar dudpe, (88) As just become morning in a battle in he wan firing bis ‘sevelvar at a| a Cornellus vag Prince Street, Flu ed with a rifte, received the | @ 1 Headquart © wan raided his jaw Ir vellus Vander- t the sale of following arresta were made rr the 10M Engineers, narrowly le Wounded are: | nied Johnson, ele hurgea [escaped death in an automobile acci- Detective Jucge, shot | ° abe tg eee dost daca PP Young Vanderbilt was return hrough the jaw Reb Ml Sodas | deka ielce! fing Con-) ee trom the Country Club at Glen- Detective Harry Connell, stabbed | Pell and Rossner; James Davis, | ai, where he had taken Lieut. 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