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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17
TO |NDORSE j. s. POLICY
IN A|RP[ANE BUILDING
Board of Trade to Hold Public Pa
triotic Exercises at Central
High School Tomorrow.

To evince its support of the admins
tration's policy of a comprehensive
program of airplane construction as an
American contribution toward winning
the war the Washington Board of
Trade tomorrow evening will hold pub
lie patriotic exercises in the audito-
rum OF the new Central High School
Clifton and 18th streets.
Though admission cards have been
widely distributed, the doors will be
thrown open at Sis o'clock to the pub
lie. and no cards will then be required.
The meeting is the second patriotic
gathering arranged by the memb ers of
triotism in the National Capital and to
help educate the public in needs of the
war
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and
Capt. Amaury de la Grange of the
French aviation mission will be the
speakers Music will be provided by
the United States Marine Band and by
the Board of Trade Glee Club, directed
by Charles r. Bartlett.
For the first time here. except for a
private exhibition at the Capitol. mo-
ton pictures made under the authority
and with the approval of the French
war office will be shown. These will be
presented under the auspices of the
bureau of commercial economics. of
which Francis Holley is director.
The pictures will cover phases of the
war in 1914. rs, Is and the present
year The reels are entitled, Modern
and Scientific War, THE Climbers of
the Air, How They Are Trained in
the School Of Fire" and Military Aero
nautics. From the Air to the Earth"
These pictures will give graphic
picture of the new fighting methods in
Europe. and especially will demon
strate the part air craft is playing on
the European battlefronts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17

DIR. Michaelis in his underlying political
vews is moderate conservative ana
cannot have failed in his almost forty
years career in the Prussian bureaucracy
to have absorbed the prevailing political
tenets Of that caste. They say that ABOVE
all, however, he Is a bureaucrat and not
a politician by training and that 1t re-
mains to be seen how he will develop IN
an Office requiring politician and not
bureaucrat.
The Vossische Zeitung unintention-
ally pointed a finger at this weak spot
in the appointment by maintaining
that DR.. Won Bethmann Hollweg was
not qualified for the post of chancellor
because he was q. bureaucrat and not
a political leader.
Showered With Instructions.
DR.. Michaelis has already been show
cred with instructions by newspaper
advisers. Vorwaerts declares that it is
Indispensable to effect a clear separa-
ton of the political and military fields.
confine the military administration to
Its proper functions and restore to the
political administration its proper
dominant role.
The new chancellor responds by call
Ing Field Marshal Won Hindenburg and
Gen. Ludendroff into his first confer
ences with the reichstag leaders.
The Deutsche Tages Zeitung tells the
chancellor that he must realize as a
financial expert that a big indemnity
is necessary and suggests that he drop
Prussian franchise reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17
Kaiser's Heart Heavy
Owing to Resignation
of Bethmann HoI|Weo

BY the Associated Press.
THE HAGUE, July 1.-THE Berliner
Reichsenzeiger. copy OF which has
been received here. publishes an auto
graphic letter from Emperor William to
DR.. Won Bethmann Hollweg on the oc-
casion of the acceptance Of the resig-
nation of the imperial chancellor. The
emperor in his letter says:
II decide with a heavy heart by to-
days decree to grant your request to
be relieved from your office. For eight
years you have occupied the highest
and most responsible Offices in the i'm
perial and state services with eminent
loyalty and have successfully placed
your brilliant power and personality at
the services of the kaiser and the en-
pire and the king and the fatherland.
I'm the most grievous times that have
ever fallen to the lot of the German
countries and peoples-times in which
decisions Of paramount importance for
the existence and future of the father
land have had to be taken-you have
stood by my side with counsel and aid
1t is my hearts desire to express my
most cordial thanks for your faithful
service"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17
EIGHT MONTHS FOR JOY RIDER
Richard S. Mckay Sentenced to o.
coquan by Justice Siddons.

Richard S. Mckay. twenty-seven
years old. chauffeur. who borrowed"
his employers automobile and in a
wild JOY ride on Wisconsin avenue
May 90 collided with Mounted Police
man Heidc and killed his horse, was
centenced today by Justice Siddons in
Criminal Division 2 to serve eight
months at Occoquan.
Justice Siddons described the case as
the worst of it's kind that had come to
his attention. The justice repeated his
warning that severity is to rule hence
forth in such cases in a determination
to remove the Joy" from joy riding.
Effort was made to have Mckay
placed on probation. He had joined the
Army Ambulance Corps at Allentown,
Pa, the day before the ride, and the
officers were anxious to retain him, the
commander of the camp personally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17
Bethmann HoIIweg Hero
of Man in the Street
in Recent Great Crisis

BY the Associated Press
AMSTERDAM. July 1.-THE events of
the past few days have stirred Berlin
as the city has not been stirred since
the war began, according to informa-
ton reaching here. The man in the
| street took tremendous interest In the
great political battle going on behind
| the scenes. and although the exact is
sues between the two great groups of
combatants were yelled from the com
mon people," the latter nevertheless
quickly gained the impression that DR..
Won Bethmann Hollweg, as champion
Of popular reforms. had entered the
lists against the emperor. the crown
prince, Field Marshal Won HindenburE
and Gen. Ludendorf
1t was almost the first time that Won
Rethmann Hollweg had figured in the
Berlin streets as a popular hero, and.
although his cause had many friends.
popular opinion regarded his effort as
hopeless against the great prestige OF
the royal house. allied with the mill
tary fmpertalists. Won Hindenburg and
Ludendorn.
Supported by Austria.
Won Bethmann Hollweg's chief support
in his brief effort for den. ocracy seems
to have como from Bavaria and Austria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17

July 10 Tho bond Of the company Is
fixed at $4,000. The receiver IL au.
thorizcd TO borrow $4,000 and to con.
tinue the business.
The courts order Is based on . pc.
tition filed by william E. Thomson. .
stockholdcr and creditor of the com.
pany The court is told that the victims
stock is held in equal shares by two
persons between whom irreconciliablt
differences have arisen.
Attorney d. W. Baker represents the
plaintiffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17
ANCILLARY RECEIVER NAMED
Court Appoints Baltimore Trust c.
to Conduct Printing Business.

Justice Siddons OF the District Su-
preme Court today appointed the Bal
timore Trust Company as anc;llary re
Thomson. Bryan, Ellis Company OF 80.
c street northwest. The trust company
was named as receiver in Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17

writing to United States Attorney
Laskey
Probation Officer Steele investigated
the matter but could not recommend
probation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17

Despondent over i'll health. Henry +.
Ohm. timer. fifty-two. committed SUI
eide in his workshop at Baltimore. He
was found hanging from one OF the
raffers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17

William NJ. Rossner. sixty-hve, a
former sheriff Of Page county, died at
Luray, Va. He was sheriff for eight
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17

as the report goes here. He made two
proposals. the first, that in the direction,
or democratiZation a new body under the
name of the reichsrat should be immedi-
ately constituted. which would be sort
OF committee on national defense and
would. for the time being. act as 60
peror. thus instituting on a modified scale
the principle Of parliamentary RESPONSE
bility; the second. that the government
should Immediately make an authoritative
declaration OF no annexations or indem-
mites Both these proposals, it Is as
serted, had the backing of Bavaria and
Austria. although Austria. naturally. had
no open voice in the matter. which was
purely German internal affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17

Open today until p. n. to re-
| eeave payments account Of Lib
| ePty Bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17
Meet Violent Opposition.

Both proposals were violently opposed
by the crown prince, Won Hindenburg and
Ludendorff. 1t is declared that Won Hin
denburg came out openly for German
peace" ana avowed that Bavaria and
Austria must be persuaded that vic
torious peace was certain in a short time
through the agency of the U-boats.
Dr. Won Bethmann Hollweg resigned
from his post Of chancellor after his
conference with the crown prince in
which the latter convinced the chan
cellor that his cause was lost.
Must Guarantee Reform.
The Tageb1att of Berlin says the new
chancellor must guarantee personally
and by his actions that he has made
up his mind to prepare to give parlia-
ment full power to control future
events and assume responsibility for
them.
The Deutsche Tageszeitung asserts
that the burden of DIR. Won Bethmann
Hollweg's incapacity prevented the
German nation from breathing and that
danger of actual suffocation was not
far removed. Moreover, he was unable
to find way to advance the cause OF
peace.
Notwithstanding the political crisis,
says the Catholic Germania, the nation
remains determined not to end the war
until a happy conclusion is assured.
The socialist organ Vorwaerts says
that the socialists in cooperation with
the future government are willing to
raise Germany to the level of the free
est countries of the world and SUD-
port a durable peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17
Cost Of Growing Potatoes.

They show that 1t costs them, exclu
sive Of their time and the use Of their
land. about $500 barrel to raise and
harvest their crops. The frst item they
show in estimating their cost of pro-
duction IL the price Of fertilizer For
the season Of 1917 fertilizer cost viz
ginia farmers $38 a ton exclusive Of
potash. Potash has cost them IS a unit
extra II they used two and a half
units their cost for fertilizer was 5000
a ton. Some have used more potash and
1t is estimated that the average cost for
fertilizer in Accomac and Northampton
counties has been about 1897 an acre
Barrels this year cost 81 cents apiece,
There has been q general exodus of
negroes to the cities and to northern
and western labor markets. In view of
this. farmers have had to pay 20 cents
a barrel to have their potatoes picked
up and sorted after they have been
plowed out OF the ground. man or
woman-end both work in the fields
there-can pick up about thirty bar
rels a day The result Is that the ne
week and take the rest Of the week TO
spend what they have made.
Consequently farmers face constantly
the problem Of getting . steady supply
Of labor. They point out that the
sending Of Boy Scouts IL no solution.
because the scouts are too young Tor
the work. Very few boys living in
the cities, are strong enough to haudle
q barrel OF potatoes. For this reason
they have agreed not to hire tho Scouts
6eceuae OF the annoyance Of having 10
face the accusation Of overworkfnS
them ~, ]. W. D. MELVIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17
REICHSTAG REVOLT
STILL UNCHECKED
DESPITE SHAKE-UP

CONTINUED from First Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17

Southedd Corner of Fourteenth and G Street. -
ossnators Of tho Mentally sysem In W..bno+or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17

Won Bethmann Hollwegs chief support
in his brief effort for democracy seems
to have como from Bavaria and Austria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-17

speeches delivered at the dinner. and
then astounded the President and the
amba ssador with the submarine note.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
Gin fiiuisisjdbrises &ui.njHbi-
ldnm.

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5iideitoite1l Roleniorten Die 0urd ibre
be5aubernbe glnn1litb uno ibren IiebIi.
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gtiel. .Roie, Die Dor 30 Sabren in oenl
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tueit man BON 9olierhnftigfeit ouf
unierem 8Inneten reSen fam.
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Bid aGerbines 5tpei &aIbfueeln; e;
blelht aber in Ter 2dnqsrihtling 6e5
Neutrality-suspicious. elm @oum i!bri1.
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miro. 9ns sSnieft fonilte odber n:ht
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gen nlebr mad born geriidt neroet
unb oaOur9 cine 2cge einncfnlcn,
trie lie un5 sci ocu bober entuidelten
SrganismeI geldIlfig 1T. SJmlnerbiI
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ipirer 9iaum oireft Dor oem aopie
l5iie, ben fem Slid aus oea 6ucets
ten curdyoringt. llno 10 ilbernebfrerI
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ourtle 9ebiet gebrad,t su peroen:
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slud Die R6nteenitrohlen geboren
in bos ultrGpioIette Sebtet, iino man
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
Glnb.ytaAridstex.
g a m Raa, 13. Ott. 1917

Gam Fog, 13. Oft 1917.
Der Obioflub iit i'm Sansn begrit'
fen. hisr bate berielbe ssitern a6eni
einen @aferitanb bon Ill BuB.
Die fOlssnbsn 9ePfi4sn trafen ss.
fern bier elm:
pittsburs, pa.-6.1 GuB, fieist.
Whseiius, 90. 9a.-6.8 Sub, taIIt.
partsrsbure, 20. 9a.-10.1, fiat.
&anaphn 5nlls, 80. 9a.-O.0, Itat.
ebarleitOn, 20. @a.-7.O SUB, fiat.
portfmOutb, DBL 5ub, fdut.
GouiSOiae, ap.-8.4 Gub, fdat.
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Raf6Dias, 9enn.-S.O Sub, ft.iat.
Wemp6is, 9snn.-4.9 fub, fdIlt.
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3uder. - prtiie itetie. Raifis
uirttr Gut aodf Sl0.50; popbsrso
$40; Cubes $9.95; sranulirtsr
1895; GonfseiiOntrs ~ 1885; of
az $S.55-S.65; ipeibsr ertra $S.s
35-S.45; trtra e. $8.25 per auns
bert pfunb.
MpIafits. - merit Tteiig. -
gep Orleans Open atttsl 55--85c;
Centrifugal 40-48c per @nIioic.
Rtis. - eytra fantp 6sab ST.
PIC; fdnsp s-sas; fseoAh Dean T.
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gbieaso. 12. OttOber.

9 apsine. - 3ufubr 10000;
martt idpn9 nnb 40e niebriger als
aeftern: Butt S17.15-1S.20; Ieifte
$16.0O-18.30; ssmiifte S16.75-
1850; idtpsrs S16.70-1S.50; robe
$16.O-16.9o; Gertsl $11.75-
17.75.
Rinboieb. 3ufubr 5000;
Wortt ifpad1; Rntipe Giiere S7.2O
17.50; Weitern Stiers $6.25-14.75;
Stodsrs unb Gteb.rs $6.25-11.60;
aiibe unb Seifsrs $5.15-i2.35:
aGlter $9.50-16.00.
g hafe. = 3ufubr 1o.0o0;Wsartt
nisbrissr; Wsthers S9.00-12.30:
Gipes ss.5o-11.s5; admmsr $1,000
--1S.15.
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40s; 6dulttrn in padeisn 24t-2oe;
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uon semiidtss $10.75-1l.oo; Hog'
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alns,vSrtise Marfte.
Gbiease. 12. OitOber.

Butter. Mcrit unpsrdnbsrt.
Gisr. 3ufu6r 4,434 Snbs;
WarIt unpsrdnhsrt.
anrioffsIn. - Morit b5ber; 3us
fubr so Cars; 8iseuniin, Mi4isan
unS @innefota @ult $1.25-1.35; DO.
Side $1.35--1.40.
GefIiiseI. - 2ebenbes, mlnrft h6-
Der; SdbHs 22ae; Spriugsrs l9is.
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bsut. pom gninng bis gnbs laneiam
unb intsrefielos. Die Prefe payen
burtI6nitiltdl nisbriser. Die llriate
Sapon ipdr cine Grbergep0bnli6 gro
BE Yufu5r unb IS blie6 bisl yieb N
ben Stdlsn. am S6leateftm mar
Der Stisrmartt iHfolse gerinser Rad's
irage unD bic qreii. iantsn sinsn
DolIen Quart.r. SniOIge gerinssn ans
gebpts in gang nusgspdblteH istteH
Ssifsrs blisben bic prsiie fir bisis
stipn itstis, aber bic sinfa4sn, scs
ip0bnliden nno mittltren Sorteu fie'
len nm Is Bis 25c. aiibe Daren taum
itstig Biz 10-15e uisprigsr. Gls
Rahfraes mad Gamers mar lsbbalt,
bic 9,reile itsiig biz TART, Wins
itsnsipertbs Mil6tik anb Sprtn'
gers fpaen ielten uno peria=iten
Itmsa su itartsn greiisn, sinfafe uno
q,n6tnlife Wif1tibe purbM Hur
gum Sdla6tsn getauft. 8uts Sio'
ders uno J.ebers p,riauftsn !tstis
bis l0-25e bilIieer, ssp0bnlide Sors
ten fanbsn ipenie slbiab.
U2iitlsre uno i9p.r. Stiere $8.75
-12.50; Tlsii6er Gtisre $685.
80; nuserieieHe uis srtra $9.75-ll.s :
25; Seifers $6.00-8.25; aussrIsisns
bis eItra $s.50-9.O0; aifbe $5.65-
725; auserlsien. bis srtra $3.50
$50; Gannsrs S5.O0-5.50; Wlilas
iiibe S45.00-120.00; Stod.rs uno
Gssbsrs $5.75-9.50.
gulIsm - Die Iadfroes nah
suten Dolosnas uno S4la9tbuilsn
mar lsbbaft, Die preiis blieben m,iit
iishs.
Eetts guqsn S800-8.75; Bologna
$7Oo-s.00; ertra $s.15-8.25; mos
eere uub isi4ts $5.50-6.75.
aGtber. Der Wartt Dar
mtiit ifttis.
Bette leifte aGrber $500; fair
bis quite $12.00-14.75; orbindre uao
srobe S5.0o--1O.O0.
5fneine. Der Wartt offnes
ts so Bis 75e niebriger nls seftern.
Sute i9tpere uHb SdIo6tfQrttu per'
loren Toe sessu dsitern, leibts S4tDsis
ne unb Gert.l SOC, sbeuio du4 ranbe
Sdpeine. Der limfas mar Elm sa'
ter, Der S&lub langiam.
2lussrlef.n. f6pere 225 pfunb uni
me6r S17.95-1S.00; 0srfanbts uno
5lsifd.rfort,n $50 pfunb unb meHr
S17.95-1s.00; fc;r bis quite miiiIere
unb ssmiidte 100 pfunb unb mebr
S1725-1S.OO; lsiats 9.rIanbiiOrtsH
120 bis loo pfuno $16.25-l7O0;
orbindre Biz CUTE fssrtsI no pfunc
uno ipeniser S14.00-16.o0; Sdue
s14.0o-17.5o; Stass s13.O-
1850.
6 dnfs unb admmer. - Die
3ufuhr mar btuie bic srobts oiefsr
Wobe. Die RafTroge nah nltsn
Shafen NOR lebbaft, bic Prsiis fistis.
2Gmmer iparen lnHgiam unb :asiit
soc billigsr.
Sdafe. auserldene Biz ertra Sl0.'
25-10.5o; fair bis CUTE $500
1000; ulIs unb prpinGre $780,
80; g0de $3.50 unb peuiger. eams
mer, auserleIsne Bis ertra $1G25--
1850; fair bis CUTE $15.50-17.oO;
Ieconbs $13.00-15.00; Guas uns
urbinGre $10.00-12.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13

~ Dd bic gontsn unb bic SDrs
Is eefsrn gsfhloiIsn blitbtn. 10 fino
Iii NuSndbme btr Disbmdrtfe ieIiit
Derdnbsrnlsen in ben Nuptirunsen
~ per5eihntn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
Die o6nmoat bss Wsnfde!

Die Sbuma6t BEG Rsnfdeu
ir MaBisuns lber Ssmmuns ieiner
Qfitfie iit anehtidaft, bsnu Der
BON ieinen 9si6enIhaftsn abbdnsiss
Rsni6 1T MD. Serr iihr Th isibit,
ioaktrn bem S5idIaI untertbuH.
Dian nimmt an. bab bic
GierIe bes GiebeugeItirus YIsids
ben), ptIttr Sternsruppe iibriseHs
nou bieI tIeinere Stsrus unb Rebel
anqshSren, un.er sirduoer in phpFi'
f4er Derbinbuus iteheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
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mms, Dlaiiermineg"
": .MsiI IL Mins hsibt uub 10
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