The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1919, Page 14

eth Nae he RAINBOW DIVISION = HEROES, WOUNDED, [isan Ps: HOME ON CRUISER secs Sac.Poers | Men of Old 69th Among Vet- | erans Arriving Here—Three Ships Reach Port. Doesn’t hurt a bit to lift corns and 22 calluses right off with fingers. 5 medical stdfent in Spencer, Ind, when this country entered the war. He joined an ambulance unit and was in France in July, 1917. He went with the French Army and won the Sixty men of the Rainbow Division | Cross of War. Then he learned to came home to-day on the cruiser|1¥ and has been over all fronts with | the American flyers, His squadron | Frederick, and of the lot were six men | way that commanded by Lieut, Col. jof the 165th (old 69th) Regiment, a!)| Thaw, He has to his credit nine lhaving been wounded In the closing| planes, officially. Here is what the | gaya of the war. The 166th men were| Medical student brought back with him to show that he had been in the war: The French Cross with three Apply a drop of “Freezone” upon that bother- some cor or a callus; instantly that corn or cal- lus stops hurting, then you lift it off without pain. Sergts, James D. Ward, Company B. jof West Hoboken, and Frank May.| "in, and a atar, Logion of Honor {Company M, of Jersey City# Corpis.| | and the Distinguished Service Cross |Charies Knowles, Company M, of | with an oak leat | Passaic, N. J. and Dennis J. Rich- | Jardson, Company B, of Privates Patrick J. Dowling and FA- | steamer Roma, which draught |ward P. McCreary, Company K and) twenty-six officers and 8%% men. Company 1, the former of Bayonne.| ine one D. 8. C. man was Sergt. N. J, and the latter of Union HM,! praneig J. McGowan of Waltham Mans, of Company F, 101st Infan With tw ere he captured six Ger- man mact ¢ gunners and two ma- e guns. Charles M. 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Emmons of No, 7 West «4th Street, who wis de- tailed to carry provisions to the first |time trenches, was aboard. | Bive Franciscan Sisters, instructors tm American convents who went to turned on the Roma, Another pas- senger was Miss Lila Taylor of Ven- tura, Cal, the first American nurse to go to Italy. She was awarded the Italian Order of Merit. The Arazonian, which docked at noon with 2,629 men, sailed from Bor- deaux March 18 with troops, includ- ing the 5th Corps Artillery Park, 17 officers and 712 men; 19th Acro Squad- ron, 5 officers and 148 men; 2ist Aero Squadron, 3 officers and 80th Aero Squadron, 6 129 men; 38d Aero Squs ficers and 125 men; 43d ron, 3 officers and 151 Aero Squadron, 3 off men; 174th Aero Squac and 151 men; L01st Ae officers and’ 143 151 men; 6 officers and wadron, 3 office ero Squadron, 3 Squadron, 3 office 1 8 officers and The Edgar if. with uckenbach from uding di a 1 dock at bas been 1 Bordeaux with 65 of the w York « from Bordeaux , several hundred of ided, has reported Governors Wel rat 6,000 of hb Division at Boston, t 6.000 BIG RECEPTION PLANNED Naval Commander-in-¢ rope Coming Sund day on Mauretani Admiral William R. Sims, c Inited States Navy in in Eu- or Mon- Great preparations are under way for the reception of the Admiral. The Bi » Hotel will be hia headquarters and flag alre 3 in front of th ms arrived ut th Newport, I 1, t Acting tary of the Navy Frank lin D. r has ed Rear Admiral Burra, and his to mee the Admiral and to repgesent the Navy n the latter's receptiow and enterta ment. They are due to arrive thi, rnoon from Washington. 6 df the Mayor's We | PEP An Enalish ast full of style tn Kure tere, KoKo Tan Brown Cordeoan | Black Kid and Patent Leather ‘Solid Comfort There, in two words, is a description of the Dr. A, Reed Cushion Shoe. Com- fortable because it is well built-——because it has a sole so constructed that little and big shocks have no effect upon the delicate foot nerves. For comfort is more than mere fitting, It embraces | PROTECTION FROM | DAMPNESS, from cold and above all from jars. And feet are thus protected are bound to be comfortable feet and bound to be healthy feet and happy feet. CUSHION SHOES _ For Men Made by | J.P, SMITH SHOE CO. 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