The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1918, Page 4

“THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, | MAN Y NEW YORKERS IN CASUALTY LIST Hensy 3. Pilot Peis, Ter, Anton one, SCHWALBACH, Henry F. —_ oe oe oy a oll em me ey aaah We iS peat cate fae OTS we Mima, “Oras J caning On, erp erate cia ccemieees Gee ‘pra eR Be Careful in Using gee Soap on Your Hair ‘Turkey, POHRER, tlle 30 Sotumbte St, Most soaps Ae ogee De ey ety i bleh a very ork C Ee Ey, injarious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use ts gr plain] 8t: New York City. miulsified cocoanut oil, for It is pure | Ti Mtivs, lmeie, Warned and entirely greaseless. It's very ¥ a2 cheap, and beats the most expensive a soaps or anything else all to pieces, You can get this at ped drug store, and » few" ounces will last the whole family for months. Simply moisten the hafr with water and rub it in, about « teaspoonful is all that is required. It makes an abun- dance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses theroughly, and rinses out easily. The hale dries quickly and evenly, and ts soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle. Besides, it loonens and takes out every particle | .. of dast, dirt and dandraff.—Advt. aie, O\KA. Dante, ORVIN, Clarence PAJEDE, Bo rel tke Elizabeth “ia a Heim. aon hos _ MAXWBLA, will HAS ces O'DONNELL, Frank, 466°E. 185th St, pater ore con Hine amr) ¥ cee Will Save the Fats 1 quart of navy beans, cup molasses, ayrup, 8 teas afule salt, Ki cup of “Kaddys” Bouse jake in the usual way, being sure to keep cov- ered with liquid until done to a rich brown, MADE IN U.S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores. Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St., N. Y. Baked Beans without Pork es Se od > ‘= = = =e Hs Pe Smseomere pc: ELL-ANS Ss Absolutely Removes eadigestion. 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Cla qf iN URS, Rel, F FPRIIALO, Jarno’ Mastar Ty, » Haniin, \f | inal, oy “E. FLORMAN, JAY. Brooklyn. MIAN, Kenoath. Alvan, Mich. Po Gears h paren, Pam MOORE, Richart’ M., MUELLER, Leonard fn Tad 90 Wi- nans Av. Newark, N. tee soc ale Tana 4 Tl, 1331 Prospect | 44" OBEL, Louis, Met Forsyth Street, iy inving, 468" Christopher MISSING IN ACTION. Lieutenant. WINSIW, Alan, Kiver Foret, mL va oreants CAxMou ‘scmspen PER | Wiha Jett, Englewood, ‘Tena, KOERNE: tema. Owensboro, osetia Pia es iee iu, SOLOMON, Michael, 38 Amboy St. Brooklyn, N. Y. | wuswnswekl, Suh, fF Pitty 5 Ear TOR, Gurtia etme tin PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED WN ACTION, WOUNDED. Lieutenant. | namwoon, Prnkin A, Richmand, Va, |PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION, NOW REPORTED WOUNDED, Sergeant. CLAIR, Irving @., Philedetphia, Corporal. UUACHOWTTE, Aaron T., Mahaney Clty, Pa, a Privates. DZULINGKY, Biever, 1017 Grove | epee ay ag ie Saari REPORTED MISSING NOW REPORTED IN_ ACTION DIED OF WOUNDS, Private, DUDE, Athen 1_ Ramee Otte ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED KTLL- ED IN ACTION, NOW REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION, Private, MARINE CORPS CASUAL- TI KILLED IN ACTION, DIED oF WOUNDS. Private. HUMIAIR, Joo Mo, Lonieville, y, WOUNDED IN ACTION (Severely). Sergeant, GREEN, Morton. Seake Gin Mata Mich inti, WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined). yy. Bending. Pa, Privates. William 8, | Traaste wines Te" Citane, Othe, ——LLLL=L=L—L—L—=L—L—L—L—_m==SEEESS yn RAILKO, Joseph, BYRKES, John, renton, Ni J: SAleipno Nate COLELLA, Ralph, TET en 8t, New York City. tt ‘By een ia DILL, John N.. Aelia, “Cal. a ES fees Chari en, Barbone: Pa: Pain, wise amma, Hy, Wild Cherry, Won \adieesi, “Pas rm Fineen, a Tid W: Tet St, Mt. » NOW REPORTED | What school outfit is com- plete without a pair of our “‘Westpointer” shoes! 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