The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1918, Page 4

GARROS, NOTED ACE, KLLED AFTER LONG : Collector Saccum at Grandch Jaco Zabinnki, a division deputy in the office of Collector of Intern.' Reve- nue William Bdwards, died this mor THE ORIGINAL bear et ot It “wakes up” tasteless cooking. des ROLAND G GARROS QUNDERWOOD © UNDERWooD Famous French Aviator Es- caped German Prison Camp After Three Years. uu % machine, was killed Oct. 5, and buried A Nutritious’ Diet for All Ages. | Quick Lunch; Home or Office. are IMITATIONS Previously it had beea had been at Vouziers reported that wounded Garros From law student, practising at- | |torney, flying novice, pioneer avia- tor, organizer of the French Flying} | Corps, battle hero, prisoner of war and successful fugitive to death, Ro- Sweet's New Creation Closter. land Garros lived a life of romantic {fee Pieemeds Toc jibe realism in which fear of consequences ‘OF ask for Representative. The famous French air fighter was 114% Yearly decrease) | | thirty-three years old. He was born Town, After graduating vara : aponsire ons. * ie from the University of Paris and the Law University, he practised law fur ETS | in the French capital {a short time | but abandoned a career in the courts take up fying in 1910. Fiving here, in South America and Special Value! jat Cape stration® @£ fearlessness. He had many falia (rom considerable heights, but never was seriously injured. His greatest record in peace times Was the altitude record of 19,032 fee which. he established Dec, 11, 191 Other remarkable levements wer his Mieht f mm tr is to Sicily in De- cember, 19 he flew 160 miles entire! pter, and his Might incross the Mediterranean from St. ce} to Bizerta, a distance of 658 ANS FANS jarros paved the way for the splen- BELL: — {did success of tho French Flying i AIACSSEREE | Corps by Nis deeds of heroism imme- MITONOTS | dlat Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets a. 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