The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1916, Page 5

Tells Delegation He Is Up Against a Stone Wall but Will Still Work On, WARMINGTON, July 18-Pret. dom Wien may make « personal appeal to the ruling monarchs of the belligeren! mations of Burope te eeve Votand from starvation Keplying to the appeal for euch ae on made to him today by « delege 5.5 6-85 75 Formerly $7.00 to 10,00 le tations of the count strongly indicated if alt } measures fal) he will take the ques. tion Up personally | The President told the delegation | | the Poliab situation “hee engaged m: | (hought constantly and I do not thin! there ls any matter to which our Mate | Department MATCM BNR COLom ALFRED A. KOHN Fifth Avenue at 42d Street = | hes devoted more com. > —J ——, Feunded 1826 5 i Greeley 1900 Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Closed Saturdays 38th Street Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P.M. eee: ae ae ee oe pee The Midsummer Clearance Of Our Regular Stock MEN’S SUMMER SUITS 4 : Formerly | | I ormerly $27.50 Se $21.00 | _ To-day, Thursday and Friday A variety of fabrics, in checks, plaids, pencil stripes and | mixtures; two, three and four button styles, soft roll lapels; some skeleton lined, others half or quarter, with silk or alpaca according to preference. Sizes range from 3¢4 to 46. No Charge for Alterations, | ee Men’s Straw Hats Reduced At $1.25 ! At $2.25 Former Price, $2.00. Former Prices, $3.00 and $4.00. Fourth Floor vem ee Oe Oe ae OD: ae ee eee UF emcee neers eee areca cee: ane ome: ren eee ame cam 1 me | | What’s There— | the drawn features of the nerv- ous under-nourished man— Or the bright, calm look of health and conscious power to do things, that belongs to the man who is well-nourished ? Grape-Nuts with the wonderful energy values of whole wheat and barley, in- _ cluding their vital mineral elements, is an ideal ration (served with cream or good milk) for building well-balanced bodies and brains. Grape-Nuts is a delicious food, combining the native sweetness of wheat with the delicate flavor of malted barley and brought by scientific baking to a marvelous degree of ease in digestion. A daily ration of Grape-Nuts has put the joy-look of health and confidence on many a countenance. “There’s a Reason” * | thing thet te } coun =| FALL that be of thie afoot y all ane te her w here (eo the aeoomslotame at | desire, ae well ae with me, to = jand and ful of her, but ob Renator Hitchooee introduced the jon, ied by Joba ¥ Bmuleky of Hiotrowehu, former City ‘bie. FAIL TO AGREE ON PLAN FOR FEEDING OF POLAND Britain's Latest Suggestion Trans. mitted to German Foreign Ottice by Gerard BERLIN July 12 Gerard has transmitted to the Foreign Office the jatest British suggestions regarding arrangements for feeding the population of Poland. The Am- bassador is discouraged over the in- ability of the two countries to reach an agreement. Gerard expects to visit a few more | prison camps before going to Copen- | agen for a brief vacation | CHEER UP! THE WORST "| tele i Ambassador | | High Official of Crar Dectares It Does Not 1 Door” Policy in China PRTROONAD, July The oharee that Jepen'e pomibie fear of the United Ptetee was the motive behind ‘ the new Husse Japanese oMctaliy dewed & OG Kosater ft Voreten Affairs Press that the Males | “open de | Me Japanere Amertcan motive inspiring the treaty Yoo! Phat ie utterly absurd,” Nusso-Japanene ‘The ed at Germany of influence there against Japan to | teraate key IS COMING IN HEAT LINE Weather Man Says These Sticky Days are Due to Last Quite a While, Been @ bit stick for the past two days, hasn't it? Chorus by entire ~company—"tt hus!" It isn't going to cheer you to any extent to learn that there's no relief No ©. 0. Dive, in wight. If anything, it ts going to get stickier and atickier, So you might as well conserve your supply of profanity. The weather for the next fow days is going to keep all the steam-heated words working over- time. About the most cheerful news the w that the 1ong awaited « General Huinidity, wh terday morning, had bee halted, a light breeze f1 - west driving the old warriors forces back all along the line, The humidity at 8 o'clock this morning was eighty-four, as against ninety-elght yesterday. The highest ure yesterday was eighty- five—on the twenty-ninth floor of course—but to-day the mercury is expected to scale the ninety mark. And to-morrow, And the next day. The whole middle section of the ain the grip cheer up, Wives You're not th FROM TRAIN KILLS TRUST COMPANY TELLER But Storles Differ as to Exact Way in Which A, S, Anderson of Brooklyn Met Death. Alexander 8. Anderson, receiving teller of the Franklin Trust Com- pany, Brooklyn, was killed last night by falling from a B. R. T, train to the street just south of the Court Street Station. There was no one on the station platform at the time. The accounts of persons in the street conflict with the story of @ passenger on the train whose name could not be learned, One version is that the teller tried to board the tra! mn it was in motion; that the guard refused to open the gate Mr. Anderson clung to it until the train had pulled by the station, and then he stepped oft, no knowing thecares had moved so ‘far, He stepped into alr, Another report was that he acci- Hy fell off the rear platform of it the last oar. Mr. Anderson lived at No. 2263 Kast Fifteenth Street. He leaves a widow and one child, A FIRE AT KNICKERBOCKER. An awning outside the resi the ground floor of the Hotel Knicker- bocker, Broadway and Forty-second Street, caught fire In some unknown manner early this morning and was de- stroyed, Few of the guests knew of the blaze and the damage was trifling, but the alled out, with Deputy charge, Bartea. mer Justice James took place to-day Interment wi The honorary Peter A. ‘non. ohn Edward former (From the Cincinnatt Enquirer) of the heat | while gr werly to 810 Stunning m Stunning Silk lined to waist merly 825,00 This sup to your h $5 and $ Victrola able size, 4 don't forget to resh water every 4 Rounder, aa she bade Koodby at the de get t h et to give the eon t r Mr. Round- T won't Ae.’ ry, forget. I know what A polley Ww China tion Was called & Petrograd daily newepaper tempted to induce |of an ally in the Far Kant to protect her interests there has no intention of allowing Germany to do to China what she did to Tur ‘That is all there is to it. 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