The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1918, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, RK th banks had 5, 1918 r Opens New Service las they wer 2 str examining the Anniston, Aln., when the Depot Brigade i the Volunteers of America, an- Ir told them of my boy and at once T0 AN ALABAMA CAMP pe eomnlfcateph ag By Mig Bho nowmecd yesterday that a building at wo of them exclaimed: ‘Why, his ve Ube dks evarenad ‘beeaaee ct as the means of saving our — No, 630 Seventh Avenue would be | body r e av ud used by that organization as a Ser- FIAT 10 SAFY lives Go to Camp MeClellan as a vies Club for soldie sailors. 1 hey we D , sag ncllh rb teielband Lage as ree told me they were members Part of the Depot Keppel will be chief re f the President Lincoln, Srector. rd, reading and writ. ar nd had seen the coffin containing Brigade. 1 spaalatillc dati eos ing Fooms will be provided, and food the remains of my son placed on the (Special to The Prening World.) - _— | faten Ce ee eee SC Lee dock of the vessel for the journey] ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 5.—New York] planning Jersey Soldier Vote. me, ‘The ship was torpedoed on] men who were among tho pioneers at| TRENTON, Sept Nepubljcan | | rane 2, and they, with two other sail-| this camp whes was an immense! state Chairman Bugbee has annouheed tton field, and who were transferred] that there will be a meeting of repre- . Managed to keep afloat by cling- | °° a 4 Sailors Tell New Ye New York Patrol-)?"" to the Depot Brigade when the Eighty- , ‘ ’ ‘ Ing to the coffin for eighteen hours.) ong pivision went to France, are man How His Son’s Body when the Covington picked them UP| ging to move. i and brought the coitin to New York.” ney are going to Camp McC! Helland bo York men a quarter of Saved Their Lives. Unt X heard thig story 1 never knew A fant ‘| OF PIMPLES LZ Woy at ow nis sone dr, Buona tl gone Com Bnei Acid Stomach Causes Indigestion! | Instant Relief~So Why Worry On Hands, Wristsand Neck, | | naa been the means of saving the lives Gas, souring uring food, d dyspepsia. 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