The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1918, Page 3

BOGUS PEACE DRIVE HE EVENING WORLD in Reporting the War Has the News Service of the Associated Press, the United Press and rac ee ee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1918. : 3 No Other Evening Paper in New York Has a News Service So Sn AIMED AT AMERICA BLOCKED IN GENEVA Professor From U. S. Told Hertling’s Friend Treachery Shamed Humanity. LONDON, May 10.—A story of how fn attempted German peace offensive | directed toward President Wilson was turned down ignominiously by Prot. Heron, an American living In Geneva, 4s told by the Swiss correspondent of the Dally Mail in his despatch dated { at Annems mn the Swine | aetna 1 bed as ‘@ friend of i The Gerinan ¢ ord ing to the correspondent, tried to Ret peace offers sen to the Pr v through Prof. Heron, who w d on April 19 by Prof. Q Munich, a friend of Count v ‘ ling, the Imperial German Chan 70 JOIN IN PRAYER FOR PEACE JUNE 23 Quotes King Jehoshaphat in Urging Appeal That ‘Jus- tice Be Restored.” HOME, Thursday May 9--& wpecia prayer for the cessation of the evils ting humar ty during masa on 29, is urged by St. Peter's Day, June says ther entrusted t d animated b jesus Christ, nothing or, Prof. Quidde was accompanied Dr, Jong van The above ia the Jeruiser as she ret raid on the German submarine bas ONLY 27 NAMES OF U.S. SOLDIERS amine nee wished to (Pershing Reporls Four Kille in Action, One Missing and One Lost at Sea. { WASHINGTON Ma KILLED IN ACTION 1 Day, I kK DIED oF “Wour: k Irank W. D! DIED OF DISEASE Luther MeMak Gree J Peete, H PS phil “DIED oF ACCIDENT Wagoner, Water WOUNDED SEVERELY nA; Wield, itu i No. 8 “WouNDED SLIGHTLY | | lie im PRAISE WOMAN | INSPECTOR UVa ee EE FOR FALSE SCALE ARRESTS nae ig Chae tia | stice Fines { East Side “Employee $50 for Short Weight | t ‘wien SHIPS ‘COMING i) Ons inerny sald it Soldiers, wae bn les > ine t a Court 4 plas It Ho had previc rty da ee, ail for the same offense, Cody ives! ™ rat at Mo 14 Clasuon Avenue, Brooklyn, swedish shipping first photog»apl urned to port in Gr ON CASUALTY UST A 84 Pourti ue GET GRAIN HERE r) f unattempted to remed | these affiletions. Fh The Pontiff recalls the words, a ed the re tunce, of King Je Oshaphat, pray seen in the bi j In the ered condition of he Surgeon G Commander Osbe igge. The effects of old warship are the rs Who commanded | Cuteheon and Senior Gunner Cobby MISSING AVIATOR “HEY YORK FER, 4] HOlISes BURNED, “PRINCE OF WALES TO WED STREET CAR MOTORMEN took tm ‘Thine hand thee Bet OF SOON, 1S LONDON RUMOR; LECTURED BY MAGISTRATE ns ABROAD, MISSING FROM BEACH FIRE sable Used in Novel Rescue of Bungalows as Flames Sweep Nassau-by-Sea. group on th Ota God of our fathers, art hou not God In teaven? And rulest fone! s *) t. Kissel Last Seen on April ( 12 Fightine a German must be pla 4 and persevering’ Rrantod and "that jus © ENTIFIED 1S S BANDIT IN BROADWAY ROBBERY Woman Picks Out Prisoner as One { Three That Held Up tre ‘Treasurer, FROM GERMANIA TO LINCOLN, | \.°! CDiewee Organisation Pate bing ‘| i “a ee ton os : fn ; r : _ " ee oe Saturday's Soest 3 a err Ib tie “Ondey ete eee alee eae a 80 Captivating New Arrivals cre theta compnary NINA tte td tte entre amie! sees OME SMLLPOR ASE , Silk Summer Dresses = er ada ; Deviden Cagin Van 3 en FOUND AT CAMP DIX § A Riot of Fresh Colors and Loveliness ‘ at Ja é yi ; four af “ Y ge Generous $25 Values 15 one hundred brand? C2 Iba > creations—-the daintiest, t models for sunny S200 000,000 ADDED : ene Le THE NAVAL BILL <<! town wear and y the shore 1 4 %. Rich New Silk Taffetas p & Crepes Combinations Laie v7 \ a (\ ' id Hon Mf 6 ‘ 1 4 ‘ PY latest model ; ; Clerk Satlivan Sew Major ( No Charge for Alterations au j ath ry Fashion Shops Sale al Four Nineteen West 34th Street Prookiva Downtown Newark: 7) 100-462 Fulton St, [14-10 We Lath St.| Broad & W. Park rj - SIMS 4 € cS t 5 = NS ES eS er ee ES