The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1918, Page 3

nrc pg LEN CE THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1918, “A PAGE OF AMERICAN WAR NEWS | ‘ NEARLY ? 000 000 French Army Dogs Help Win War; \ hey tet care. Coe i MTERATER esi “ vanities N. Vs tONBoA tn Pulte a ¥. | pele hia |, LY REPORTED MISSING. { ag | Take Food to Men in No Man’s Land | : Meer vice Emon, Poughkesp: SERED vant Nyack. W titre a STEUER, George | D. 1011 Acoff PI., 3 BAA Halwari, Aaieseo, Bergen, N. J. ANKE, William T. Rochester, RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUS- bi ¥. ; iv Privates, NICS 2, Free init Gs, | ; (Continued on F bs aeiiae ne mas, Bist St. Bath Beach, N. Y. AMERICANS SENT = SHAEVITZ, Abs, 83 Pine St, New ABROAD 10 FIGHT ; ¢ rien Abraham, 690 Park PACOMPREY Wiliam A. 1143 Third| | MARINE CORPS LIST. New Verh City KILLED IN ACTION, Herts Mo i Remington, 1 With PL a Bien p daa WOUNDS Tacebiveo i IN ACTION, atovuts guna Corpora | B L. dame yd be BLAKE, Thomas A. ey 50 West 72d | | | wee : ae uy LIBERTY Bonps Preparing to Send as Many HODES, Ira ty 1161 Bedford Av, ..Sty New Ra ah | 4 t | i More, Says March, Making Pert Tas od, aeaty, G., 88 'N. Pleasant . | Galine dato l Theudore de Jr. nts | Nostrand Av., Brooklyn. i INES, Daniel is % on, New v York. " Liberty Loan Plea. SOR betas Og ian my ihe Houlecrae sine: Buy LIBE RTY BONDS Corporal ye cinner eats | PHILLIPS, Harvey C.. Troy, N.Y. | WASHINGTON, Oct. 11—America FLAHERTY, William A., 1838 Third OULEHAN, John'H., Geneva, Wy, [erenee! GS: | Ay., New York City. TZ, Frederick L., 180 Mercer St,,|{.)':¥ LTZ, ‘ 2 balay Samuel, 1840 Washington Aiersey Cit N ; : KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY: TO YOUR UTMOST Pi bag | REPORTED MISSING, wes Mae Thar Heanor Me Ren SON hares ' BEONN Wainer st Tea Cute Wa Pr has now rushed nearly 2,000,000 men 4n troop shipments from her shores, Gen, Mareh announced to-day, This is “no time to act on the idea ta ULE, Jewel Mine, 0 WOUNDED IN TIFFANY & Co, NEW YORK TRMIERS. Abert Co. Harta GOYEA, Oaear, Chasm Falls, N.Y. TION (Severely). that the war is over,” Gen, March 5 * Mechanic. GLANTERNIK, Harry, 86 Church St, | wooxe, staymaa Go"P als warned in his weekly conference with ANTHONY, Joseph, 55 Spring St.) ” Freeport Privat | correspondents. | New York City. HOLMES. Pine i YX, Otaude A. Collate ‘The thing to do is to back the Gov. BALDWIN, Clarence W., 371 Jamaica ernment with men and money until Av.. Astoria, N. Y. fir ara iui vita. St Store Open All Day Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 6.15 P. M. \ ite va victory Is certain,” he said, Tt was Gen, March's appeal for sup- Port of the Liberty Loa: Wellsville, ~ —a —e = === Gen, March said while the move- N.Y. se 4 . I ment of soldiers across the water ix RS yw | Carry On! Buy Liberty Bonds! Bond Booth, Main Floor. | continuing the War Departmen * A = low the first 2,000,000, iiam us ust, 171 , ALLIES HOLD CONFERENCE. Depew, LJ | c It on War Activities Im Par Detroit I} Meeting. LONDON, Oct, 11.—Premier Lloyd George, Chancellor Bonar Law, Lord J.obert Cecil and the Chief of the Im- Perla Sta returned last night fron Aris. ‘They had been in conference with the French Premier, M. Clemenceau; the Italian T gnor Orlando; M. Pichon, Be Sonnino and the ry advisers of the Al- 2. = we | 34th Street—New York . if RUUIY, Vaan bis bale Ser re | A Sale of Misses’ Winter Coats Stzes 14, 16 and 18 years, suitable for women to 36 bust. Offering Extraordinary Values Saturday RVES Foon AND AMUN TION TOM NW TSSLaES. 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Fur Trimmed Coats of superior | ation istered Dentista) WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—Two arm as follows Killed wetion, 14; | kW is |] rely, 2, and My wounde ; quality Silvertone, Duo-tone and | ravins Obrpaieh ce ad heaters petal in’ uetion Velour Cloth. Belted models, lined 65. 00 Ae and interlined. Special | z Waniianl : Vac o the 9545 Killed in ace [10 t a \ for puo 100 tor « been wounded - q 7 Salter day by the War Department, bring |severely, 2689 have been wounded in] DIEQ FROM ACCIDENT AND a . ; ° the RGtAN FSR Noa COMET cues aeoate Were nae ee ae OTHER CAUSES. Pet, \ Other models plain and fur trimmed up to 135.90 Marine Corps tist of 18 nan Sergeant nich 9,54 DANIELSKI, Ramune Detroit The army | follows Privates, F a aa | Misses’ Suits Misses’ Dresses aisses_Uresses an i PLATT, Lawrence H., Buffalo, N. Y. WOUNDED SEVERELY. 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