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Evening journal., 1917-07-30
LONDON IGNORES
GERMAN JUNKERS'
Peace 'FEELERS'
Regard Overtures as An-
other Part Of Scheme
to Delude People
Place NO FAITH IN
CzERNIN'S INTERVIEW
By The United Press.

ny Inc united ffebH.
LONDON, July 3O.-Gemany's lunlc-
ors are working hard with the German
people 70 justify militarism. An effort
by the miutarists to delude tho public
into belief that Germany is beset by
raparious foes who started the war ia
dismember Germany. is what London
saw today behind the "peace interviews
granted by Chancellor Anchaells, Of Ger
many. and Foreign Minister Czernin, of
Austria. The reported presence in
Switzerland of Matthias Erzberger, the
Clerical leader, recently head of the
keiohstag coalition, presumably a. a
peace negotiator, was regarded as proof
that the militarists deliberately staged
She recent "crisis" in tho Parliament
and that Erzberger was merely q tool
Of those interests.
Tho Michaelis and Czernin statement1
came on the eve of the Moscow conier-
ence of Russian governmental leaders.
ms coincidence was too striking not
20 arouse comment here. Moreover, 10
was pointed out that the German strict
ures on tho allies "aims Of conquest
were probably carefully prepared with
the idea Of creating distrust in Russia
against England and France in view OF
kussia's insistence on a war policy OF
mo annexations."
Michaelis' peace Interview was
rather an assault on England and
France. He charged the Allies with
secret agreements aiming at "els ave-
ment of Gcrmanp." He was particu-
lrly vehement In responding to Sir
Edward Carson's suggestion that the
hrst stop toward peace would be fol
Germany to announce her willingness.
10 surrender occupied territory.
Count Czernm's statement wa
along the usual Gormanic lines. as
7ortng complete agreement botwee
Germany and Austro-Hungary and +,
iteratng the old plea that Germany
enemies were responsible for cont 4
!, uation Of war.
or cur pus collateral interest," \
: the peace talk was an interview al
I tributod 10 DR.. Erzbcrgor at Zurich
In which he declared II ho could tall
p with Premier Lloyd George or Foreign
Minister Balfour n fow hours an 'un-
derstanding" which would permit
peace negotiations would result
This afternoons newspapers vir'-
tually ignored tho Michotls and
Czernin statements IN their editor
ials. The Westminster Gazette. how
ever. recalled Premier Ribot's prom
iso a short time ago TO publish In
full the text Of all agreements. be-
tween France and Russia and sug-
gestod this would give full proof OF
the falsity OF the German arguments,
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
MARKET sTREEr PAVING.

It is estimated that the paving, which
was begun ON tho west side of Market
street last week will not bo completed
before the second week in September.
In defense Of the delay in the work.
H. L. Maier, assistant city engineer.
called attention to the long time It took
to complete recent work on a Philadel-
phin street. He saids
"On Chestnut street, between Seventh
and Thirteenth streets, Philadelphia. Quo
Of the busiest streets in that oity, was
closed 70 traffic for one month. All
that was done was the paving Of single,
line car track and no relaying Of rails,
During this time all traffic was hindered)
"rhis city has had the use Of on9
way traffic, while the contractor hal
experienced much trouble IN procuring
labor TO complete this work"
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
ANTHONY HAD REVOLVER
IN BED when COPS CANE

Anthony Stozynskl. aged 81 years,
was arrested yesterday. charged by mis-
wife with breach Of the peace az their
home, No 216 Stroud street. Il Is
alleged that the man chased his wife
and children from the house and then
went to his bedroom and discharged
a revolver. The police found him
and his gun on the bed.
When arraigned in Municipal Court
this morning, Anthony requested a
continuance OF his hearing until to-
morrow to enable him to secure the at
tendance Of witnesses. The request
was granted.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
Bury AUTO VICTIM.

The body Of Carl Richards, the %
year-old brother OF Mrs. Charles kel-
logg. of this city. who was killed in
an automobile accident last Thurs
day night near Syracuse, n. Y. was
Inferred at Syracuse on Saturday az
ternoon. The young man was a resi-
dent os Parish, n. Y, and besides his
sister in this city there survives nm
another sister. Mrs. Donald l.. Gray. a
brother, Major. aud his parents.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
BIC SUNDAY At CAMDEN
CAMP ATTRACTS 5000

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del, July 3O.-"Big sun
day" Yesterday at Camden Camp, at
tracted a crowd Of from. 5000 to 5000
persons. Fully 1000 automobiles
we're on the ground, the tags indicat-
ing several States represented. The
preacher az all three of the services
was the Rev. Charles NJ Boswell ID.
D.. OF Philadelphia. The meetings we're
enthusiastic and the singing by the
large chorus choir a feature Of the
scrvices.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
SAY HE STOLE LUMBER.

Charles Allen, Negro, was held by
Municipal Court today under $500 bail
for trial on the charge Of the larceny
OF 10 feet of lumber last Tuesday,
from the home OF Mrs. Ada Porter,
at No. 625 King street. Witnesses tes-
titled that the man took the lumber
from this house and sold 1t to a man,
who carried It away.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
WORE Gas mask TO
Reach AMMONIA TANK

The overfowing Of an ammonia tank
at the ice plant or Armour and Co..
Front and West streets. last night
caused considerable excitement for a
short time. When employees started 70
enter the building it was so full oi
the fumes they were driven out. They
secured a gas mask from the Stoeckl,
Brewing Co.'S plant and in this way
managed TO reach the tank and shut of
the flow Of ammonia.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
j. ELMER PRICR dies.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN. July 30.-J. Elmer
Price, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Price, died at his home near here Sun
day morning after a lingering illness,
aged 80 years Mr.. Price leaves a
widow who was Miss Ethel Cochran.
and an infant child. also several sis
ters and brothers. The funeral SER
vices will be held at his late home
on Wednesday afternoon with inter-
ment in Forest Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
ENIOY RIYRR Ride.

The following young people COM
prisod a party that went on a boat
ride 10 Philadelphia on Friday night
The Misses Hilda Preston. Mildred
Denny, Estelle Beeson. Anna Preston
Florence Reed. Pauline Cooper, Mar
ian Traynor. Elizabeth Lonand and r..
Hudson. Sherwood Hall. George 'Boor-
um, Ira Gordy. John Meyers, Walter
Ryan. f. GrOtsinger and Harold
Hitchcock.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
Asked FOX MONEY, SAYS
HUSBAND KICKED Her

Ludwig Grabowski was charged in
Municipal Court this morning, by his
wife. Victoria, with breach of the peace
at their home No. l25 Logan street,
yesterday.
Mrs. Grabowski testified that her hus-
band "tried to beat her to death" when
she asked him for 81 to buy medicine
for their sick baby, and kicked her
about the body.
The case was referred TO Probation
Officer Stout. who will make a report
on il tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
clTY Cue RAISES DUES.

The high cost OF living has affect
ed the City Club, that organization
having raised its dues from SO to 81 a
month for resident members. The
club membership is up to the maximum
limit.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
ELEVEN BURNED IN FOREST FIREs.

BY United Press.
FERNlE y c. July so,-Elovon bodies have been recOv-
cred from the forest fires which trapped our employees of
the Elk Lumber Co., along the Spruce River here Thirty
are known to have escaped
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
POPE WON'T MAKE MOVE
FOR Peace AT This time
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON, July S0.-The Pope
has refused 10 intervenecn the war row
and use his influence for an early peace,
a cable from Beme 10 the Italian em-
bassy stated today.
Emperor Charles of Austria through
his Premier, had asked the pontif 20
propose peace because the dual mon
archy is in danger Of disintegration, the
cable stated.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
Nrcno sOLpIER WOrNpED N EACE CLAsH.

WACO Tex. July 90 VIII Jones. Negro. OF the 2ith T..
head and three white persons are slightly
u O., clashes between Negro soldiers and white citizens here
night
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
rNrFRTAIN Al eYE oLDE Mil.

Mrs. Frank 5. MacGregor and Miss
Ruth MacGregor entertained at the tea
room at Ye Olde Mill on Friday after
noon. Their guests were Mrs. Kennedy
and Mrs. MacGregor, of Houston, Tex,
and Mrs. Martha X. Grant.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
HEAT KuLs THREE CHICACOANs.

By United Press.
CHICAGO July so-Three deaths from heat we're reported
to the police today Chicago entered Its third straight day
of swelterng weather reported Saturday
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
A RINGER FOR HUBBY.

BLUEMONT, Utah, July 30.-Jake
Dickson has had his wife arrested for
disturbing the peace. When he came
home drunk she radlocked cowbell
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
TODAY'S TEMPERATuRE

At The Evening Journals Office.
500 4. NJ. 81 l2..Ol p. NJ. "a
1000 A. NJ. 90 l.3O p. NJ. 90
Evening journal., 1917-07-30

around his neck so that thereafter his
periprinations might be chronicled as
herigrinated. She threw the key in the
we'll He can't get the bell of and
claims he's compelled TO keep people
awake nights by the bell, for the pres
ence Of which she i5 to blame, he says.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
STRANDED LINER BREAKS UP.

By United Press
HALIFAX N. s. July sO.-Abandoned by her crew and
ah part of the cargo stn aboard big Norwegian Amer
can liner Krs,anaford ashore near Cape rapidly
going to pieces this afternoon
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
WEATHER

Fair continued warm TO-
night and Tuesday; gentle
winds mostly southwest.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
SUN AND TIDES.
Moulin of Chrisiiana

High water. $50 A. NJ. eos p. NJ.
Low water. .. $40 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ.
Reedy Island high and low water one
hour earlier.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30

f5ss1lst,S' Ssi"Isi9 16,94O
NON-RETURNABLE
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
WARS INFLUENCE ON INDUSTRIES

THERE many indicating production
re than has been the past Industries going
much random be managed quite
thumb heretofore They will be carefully located
will be generally standardized delaions employees
consideration beginning
to the end detail will be studied obtain
Many of manufacturers have been making progress along
these ne but the investigations Of the Federal
show that taking the whole body there
mem the matter of calculating majority
according to the lack adequate
The has had influence upon
Britain and the other of Europe They
to make the best possible of their and
prompted both employers employees be concatoy
ard each other receptive
resulted has been revelation will have lasting results
dust The larger reduces the cost of the product
and makes possible either lower the price the product
higher divide between
public the employers and the employees The United States
be behind other these The causing
increase industrial capacity and will be problem
keep this employed when the demands fall off and the
first demands satisfied We be able hold
competition with furthermore
understand everything
creased by reducing the If everything alvd
N price could buy twice much provided the reduction
ccmphd by corresponding reduction production
Hub (New York;
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
THE CHURCH EQUAL TO EVERY OCCASION

asst Sunday his excellent Pepper of the
II Methodist church the faddy spurts which
often seize people and prompt them work.
chiefly because fashionable and others much
because of intense that the work should be done
and that they have duty perform but oenmes because they
well defined loophoe by which they may escape
He referred to the fact that just the
streets of the cities by hundreds with fifteen dollar knitting bags
their and making peense of loyalty the Red Cross
whereas these will probably do fifteen
dollars worth of knitting lifetime They starting fad
which others will follow and much good will this noble Red
Cross organization
But the real thought the things
lasting and really worth while the church The
Red Cross society founded the church, the Y NJ
branch of the church universal if
would have scored the wonderful which has
1t will do good to cloud the issue get
from the fact that the church the Living God the
good work Some of the organizations
today which highly praised and of which much had
their origin the church born the spirit which
and but for the church splendid
and the up which they advanced
have been heard Of
We often hear people referring prasing
other lodge erna society telling great good they
have accomplished all of which granted argument
did that these splendid
flourish the best and do the good those
church firmly pantedl Who heard of terna
ton Turkey Italy other of the benghted
where the gospel of the Christ has had The fact
the Bible and the gospel and spirit of the ritual and
creed OF the best of these worthy and would
little left, and that little would have value in it,
All of which reminds that Brother Pepper right in his
assertions that good worthy
church as has always been the
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
PUBLIC SERVICE A PATRIOTIC DUTY

HE idea forth by the San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce.
right the of the highest
type of citizenship public office patriotic duty gaining
ground
Western that will 1918 elect legislative county and
officials awakening necessity communicating
regardless of party for unsesh to the
The small type of political operator who goes into office make
what he out Of it for himself in cash. his position for
profit personal demand
Great military necessities staring the nation the face with
rapidly mounting with enodmous responsibilities for FOOD
rguatons control of transportation and manufacturing
The day of smaminded selfseeker and political proer
passed. and the the nation serving boards
and commissions to increase national efficiency big
the state
political efficiency commission should be organized in
county in the state and proceed search with eshd dagnet
for Of the largest cabre the records unseh
The people have the right demand the services Of such
the CITY, county and that exploitation the
people in this Of the nations life be reduced mini
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
MOT often public official especially worthy public official

MOT often does public official especially worthy public official
~ resign political and retire private business
Uusay which either by appointment
election holding possible
generally disposition mount higher and higher making
stepping another until the politician,
his first ambtion and then another and
another like DID, because apparently
other political worlds for him conquer But strange
Weser district attorney for the Seventh
Judicial district blinded by the glamour of political job
eevn though by majority of the
district At any Mr. Wee who serving his second term
attorney rendered his resignation Judge Black and
that he will only from official life but from the
business for himself although
has announced The
people, and all other people who respect the law and
to the enforced have been much pleased with Mr.
properly interpret their thoughts
We heard praise Wesers official conduct and the
fact that Mr. Weser Democrat should not and will not
compmenn worthy for the public and
the that his future abos will be better rewarded
than his public efforts have BEEN public office is always the
snap appears be those who look from the outside
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
TRANSPI.ANTING A HOME

VOU cant follow boy France You can't him
cisely what he enjoyed his American home when he
few hours Of leisure from his dangerous and aruous tasks
But him something Of it's atmosphere and sympathy
is ranspantng bit Of the American home spirit to
renchland Its tents its hut its picture shows will be
foreign but American The friendly American tongue will be spo
en the familiar American will be We want boys
that America with them and about them wherever they
while they All the kndness of the
the place the home touch that NJ G. give The Red
wounded the Red Triangle
News.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

WN that noble organization the Young Chstion Asso
w cation set out to of thrtvye million dollar.
carry their gospel of soldier bows in foreign
na the people, realizing the high character of the
winch has ever been the friend young man awav from home
met the request with liberal Before the canvass o finds
een completed additional needs apparent and
were advised They responded with b
until the amount of their subscriptions now totals over
nifty million dollars This worthy response to the call #
which doing any other force toov
Ito reduce the hell in war ~ 49,
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

HE full of that partisan union and the
women pickeers organization by German
we understood government officials checking
financial history of each know much abou
the league except its advance talk
member out of sixteen dollars fee That of itself
~ IL hao some good men at the top Germany may have H.
nanced the outfit but doubt it. some fellow who for
mery sold wet washing did it. GERMANY NAV
also have nannced the pceers the White ons
out II she did, she did bum job for money of the German
could truebue American that cetno .
~ r'e ~
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

NG our exchanges this appears the Rifle World
the new paper started at Rifle B. F. Miller for several
years the editor of the Green River % Dispatch and later en-
poyeo on the Rifle Teegramevee new baby makes very
gooo appearance and we quite Rifle presents field
SECOND paper which quite that if Rifle presents
"eo 1or second paper which very much doubt Miller will
World ~ e''''ua " VIZ
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

up at Crbondale rejoicing what they
interpret as prospects for Midland town denot
ana oVs'on point the early spring Upon just what this
based deponen yeth certain it that the
As are wonderfully loyal to the Colorado Midland
They not only give this the share Of ht ~
but they boost for the every poss
occasion 1t would be advantage to the spud il
their dreams in this respect could be realized
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
FOOD REGULATION

FOOD REGULATION
following editorial Christian Science Monitor
the regulation of food and its prices and well
put that reproduce it and give our hearty approval:
"THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD DO IT'
Whenever the the United States has found
call the people support of that plans
has met with ready and hearty cooperation witness the ovu
scrpon the Liberty the food conservation campaign
and the Of the mea and wheatess days Now this
should be- and true American glad and willing to help
the country possible financially as well as morally
But another side question If the people willing
glad cooperate surely the
do less than be willing cooperate with the people But
has this been the case9
When the food bill delayed by congress- congress
criticised by the the for preventing the food
administrator from giving the full benefit Of his wide practical ex
help the people by the lowering the cost of food The
people told that Mr. Hoove plans already laid and thai
waiting from order that he
might act freely behalf of the people and relieve almost
bearabe condition of things The food administrator has had the
full permission of for unampered action for
months Has there been reduction food prices In Mass
communities these conditions have been noted within
Eggs selling at IS doze bacon As cents
pound practically unobanab and when be purchased
selling from 10 to Is pound milk selling IA
per quart bread per
y pre $40 and upwa and the humble Goldfish
held SALT the remarkable of from % to 25
Now of these things They absolutely
for the of the family Yet when milk
dealers Boston undertook sell milk to the people the
at the OF 1O cents quart which, by the
cred high price Immediately the food admins
traitor Boston notified hardship certain of
the small milk dealers They promised relief if hardship could
be They getting the relief increased
The thing obtained when the coal dealers notified the
ment that they mining coal loss existing prices
investigation followed
price of btumnous coal As This setting
example Shall have host of other producers
making the statement that they doing and
somehow getting the ree desred How about the people? Is
there relief sight for them? The producer he has raise
the price of goods because of the high labor This going
round circle for the laborer demands higher
order to meet the high cost of living
Let down to facts all this
abundance of everything that for the maintenance
and comfort of the people this country If the
conscrpt millions of for military service surely
conscrpt those unfit for military service and outside the military
and place them positions that need to be filled for the benefit
of the whole people Secretary McAdoo thinks cit
announce to the American people that the second Liberty loan
overwhelming success The American people would consider
lit greater honor to the that this is
past If the government instead Of making and
appointing and committees would
fight this battle of the people against the high cost of living with
and effectiveness that the people have evidenced
theor efforts make the second Liberty loan a
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
TAYLOR AND TuMBERLAKE

suggest that the people of the Second Congressional
ASA district should reeec Charles Tmbeake unanimously
and the people the Fourth should likewise Edward
lor There isn't in either district who beat them They
have of their time and the and first
hand of the They have supported the administration and
entitled unanimous 1t is foolish for the Democrats
to beat mberke and Republican lives who beat Taylor
Party leaders should call unanimously both
It honest and the patriotic thing do As pub
and Democrats more let's AmercansGand
ton News.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
XxIOD through the dispatches that the great Henry
w Ford has decided make pleasure while the

XxORD through the dispatches that the great Henry
Ford has decided to make pleasure while the
lasts but will devote his entire the manufacture Of
trucks and tractors which will play important the
which Gee this the first ntmaton have had
Ford did build pleasure But peasantres aside
Henry Ford has been mighty factor the worlds progress
past and he will continue factor he takes the
work he has contemplation With all the sport
lot Ford and his the fact remains dozen
America have thoroughly and beneay touched the people
fancy draws toward the Ford other
must admit that the tin zzies have been tremendous fac
in the development of American industry and Only
the other day heard emark Of gentleman who
rounding townste and which he value
prices which remark pertinent connection with
OF this editorial In contemplating his holdings the gentleman
observed Thoe darned Ford reduced of nv
land to the value of ranches eight miles ou
low just about right in that statement Henry Ford
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

VxIHE reports tell of the starving of cattle and sheep
Texas points indicating that Colorado farmers might
benefit through the misfortune of the Texans by buying lot of
the thin stuff which will otherwise perish there another horn
dilemma and that fact that Colorado has
surplus feed and wisdom that she should take OF the
within her borders rather than attempt gech
quick scheme through the misfortune Of others
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

TX/E all discussing the
" wondering if will be able keep going
what do think of that suggestion of pardons
first offenders from penal institutional Labor
almost every line of industry additional help
Many OF the there because
taion they yielded to criminal impulse which they might
strength enough to this time Some
haps suffered enough already given they might get
into the activities of life and become useful citizens
would be necessary to
to whom this parole granted There should
exercise of power but work in enough cases to
ease up the labor shortage which, upon us be very
keeny felt during the next few months might