The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1919, Page 12

ee eee —- y —emasasiaess J. apes ity Matt Aoat for financing equipme ight The COLLEGE Black and Tan $7.50 ‘What are stylish young’ women wear- : ing on their feet this Spring? Oxfords— with tan spats. This oxford’s tapering forepart, quick arch and superb military heel make it a favorite with college girls and smart business women. Just what is e perfect oxford? This—it fits your arch, taste and pocketbook. Among the many Walk-Over lasts, there is your, exact fit. 4 Wale. Over Walk-Over Shoe Stores new vous, atTy: BROO! ito, nreagens | oe sr ae ¥ plop fare y ! NEWARK, WN. 4. $05 Broad St Pe Ltinccesie, w. Hroailway. PAYENGON, MW. J-t81 ‘Marnet' Me 207 Main Bt Will War Help Make New Race Of Super-men with Strength AND ENDURANCE LIKE ATHLETES OF OLD > f Putting More Iron Into the Blood Modern Men and Women on Ac- count of Their Eating Coarse Foods and Leading a Rigorous Outdoor Life? Physician Says Iron Is Absolutely Essen- tial to Greatest Devel- peers of Physical and ntal Power. Why Nuxated Iron by Helping to Sapply th 8 Deficiency in the Blood Often he Strength and hidurance Run-Down Folks in feeding them forms of metal \ |) WAST, Harry, New Haven, Coun, “|KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY | REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDA ao ~ “DOPE” TAPPED ALLEGED THIEVES | Federal Agent Led to “Plant” } and Shown Drugs Said to | Have Been Stolen. | | EET | Federal Agent H. B. Dobbs “came to town" yesterday r ade up as a farmer, carrying a sate containing $1,000 in | narked bills, He was supposed to be , one Martin of Philadelphia. | In Chambors Street, near Broadway, jhe was approached, according to ap- | potntme nt, | | Brooklyn, athan Paul, twenty- Avenue, | the 200| artin” had had been sent to that he might be| required amount here ugly he took Dobbs to a| t No Harrison Street, suph Poblinsky, a truckman, |said to have a prison record, is re- | ported to have exhibited a trunk | filled with bottles of codeine sulphate | Dobbs, it zed it as part worth $12,000, om Powers & plant 66 where Jé the 1,039 ounc stolen a month oO Weightman, No. 145 Front Street | Federal Agent P. E. Benson, toget | ther with Licut. Henry Sherd and| detectives of the Narcotic Squad, | having wed Dobbs and his quar-! ry, Paul and Pe ‘oblinsky, who | in the T |. Charles Smith, by the police arre are ny nbs. | allas Fisher, said to be well known to prison record, then to ca cab to found ( codeine sul om the drug hous g were held in now in the Tombs on burglary and violation of 1 init h 5,000 t drug house, 133 NAMES LISTED INCASUALTY ROLL OF ARMY TO-DAY —_— Thirty Died From Accident and Other Causes and Two Are Missing in Action, WASHINGTON, March 18. — The | War Department lst of casualties to- day has 123 names, divided as follows: Died from accident and other causes, | 30; died in aeroplane accident, 3; died | of disease, 69; missing in action, 23 wounded, degree undetermined, 19. Those on the list from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut follow: DIED FROM AEROPLANE ACCI- DENT. Major. ANDIMORSON, Harry Benson, Dover, N. J, DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES, Privates. RRANDOLINI, Vincenzo, New Haven, ona, CUSIMANO, Brunk, oath St, New York City, DIED OF DISEASE. Musician, PROWDA, Manual, Seracuw, N.Y. Y. M. C. A, Worker, VISHDR, Marry G., 347 Medinna Ar,, Now York Cook. ROBANTRON, Arbur ¥., 132 Namau Bt, New Privates. ARCIONT, Joho Ry Tewaton, N. J. WATER Thoian Tt. te Onot IRR, pean RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUS- LY REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION, 12 huret, N.Y, Nf, Private. DOLAN, John P., Buffalo N, ¥, RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUS- LY REPORTED DIED OF DISEAE. Private, ROONEY, William Henry, Jemey City, No J, KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUS- LY REPORTED DIED. Private. REPORTED WOUNDED SE- VERELY. Private. CARNEY, Michael Francis Troy, N. ¥ | DIED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED) WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE- TERMINED), Private. | | BARRETT. James, 100K, 124th Bt, New 798) | <ILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY | Sergeant. HAWKINS, Heary C,, Middletown, N.Y, Corporal, 4) SHOMERS, Clarence 1, Niagara Palla, N.Y. | DIED FROM WOUNDS, PREVIOUS- LY REPORTED MISSING IN i} ACTION, Corporal, HENBEL, William B., 836 STth St,, Brookiyn, DIED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION, Private. BADER, John, 60 Foxall 6%. Broetiyn, Evaporated Milk— | ¥, MARCH 13, 1919. re | WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, PREVIOUS LY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION. Privates. DEYOUNG. John, Little Falla, NJ WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER- MINED), PREVIOUSLY REPORT- ED MISSING IN ACTION. Sergeant. GARKOW, Alexander, Croton-on-the- Hutson NY Privates, ADAMS, Jame, 107 W. #0 niotiny LION, Harold St, New York 9 FE, OM St, New “Mlyrtle Av... Brooklyn. Harry an hus Gentes ee, coe.” Promiyn SICK _IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN AC- Corporal. PULLAM, Harry J, 194 Globe Av, Jamaica, Long Island, N.Y roton, Conn. Gold st ndewold. DUTY, ny Bipotion a PRE- TURNED VIOUSLY REPORTED MISS- To ING IN ACTION, Privates, Hartford. Cone mey CU 3, 1580" Amatérdemn ‘Av., ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY. Lieutenant. Mi! SHRIVER, Alfre|, 04 Belmont Piece, New righton, ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED (DEGREE UN- DETERMINED), Private. BONAMASBA, Domenick, 216 W. 22d §t., New WOUNDED (phones UNDETER- Privates, W.. 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