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FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
National Problems Discussed for Readers Tho Times
Authoritative Wricrs-A Daily Editorial
THE ALI4-AMERICAN LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Director-Gcncrni

particular attention Is called to the
ioliowlhS statements regarding the
record and present activities as well
as ne possibilities OF the existing and
working all-American league OF ma
tons. It's facts ana suggestions have
been submitted to. studied and ac-
khowlcdged by the President, anG by
the United states representatives at
the peace conference Tho provisions
should work out successfully and prac-
tlcaiiF under the new article OF thc
proposed constitution of the lcague OF
nations relating to tho Monroe Doe
trinc.
Without in any degree committing
tho governing board OF tho Pan
American Union. or commenting pro
or con on the general plan aud prin-
ciplc OF world league Of nations. we
base our conclusions. first. on historical
facts not generally appreciated regard
Ing Tho actual work and record OF the
Pan American Union as a powerful and
practical all American league OF ma
lions. second, on views oincially .X
pressed and recorded not only of tho
leading statesmen and diplomatic rep
resentatircs OF Latin America. but OF
many distinguished North Americans
land. Richard Dlncy. William McItinley
Elihu Root. Theodore Roosevelt. An
drew carnegie. William H. TAFT. Phil
ander Knox, Cardinal Gibbons. Charles
r. Hughes, Henry Cabot Lodge. Cham %
Clark, William j. Bryan. Robert l.ans-
ing and others; ana third. on our own
experience and observation. not ONLY
as United states minister for many
years In Latin-America. but as oXccu-
tive ONCE for thirteen years Of this
existing all-Amerlcan league OF ma
lions.
The twenty-one American REPUBLICS
the United States and the twenty
Latin American countrics--havc, In tho
international union 81 American repun-
lies. practical. peace preserving ana
successfully working. although limited
and voluntary, American league OF ma
tons.
Since It was originally organized At
at Washington in 1880. thero has
any two or more American republics
and It's moral influence has undoubtedly
been the main factor IN preventing sin
and possibly eight or more wars among
them.
The American republics believe so
thoroughly In the efficiency and use
fuIncss OF this league that they have
unanimously voted 20 continue and en-
large it's scope Al three successive con-
fcrences. The ffth Pan Amer con
ference viii meet at Santiago chile
an already agreed upon by the Amcri-
can governments. within a reasona bio
time after the adjournment OF the pea GO
conference mt Paris.
The great question Will be the en-
larEemcnt Of the scope and Responsible
ity OF the Fan American Union as tho
official international organization ana
Of the authority Of tho supreme coun-
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ell or governing board. in relation -
ne peace and progress OF the Western
Hemisphere, aud to PAN American coli;
dari,y and the Monroe Doctrine.
This American league has n suprc,ro
council Of tho American government,
and peoples in tho form of its rowan
ing board. which holds regular niontt',,
meetings 10 consider and take actinn
on questions and matters involving tbn
proser'ation or PHn-AmerIcan CON.
present and actual authorlty as TO In.
settlement of Disputes between ,hn
American cations IL solely moral and
voluntary and not authorized by inter
national agreement.
II has In complete working ordo- ,
Ereni practical peace plant and organ
ization IN n trained and skilled atari
OF experts in International affairs. win
sections OF correspondence. con,morrc
in.ormation statistics. education. nun.
library. ''''"'
Ar convincing evidence or tho ON.
elency OF this American league in pro-
noting pcace and commcrCe ihrn,.,h
educating tho peoples Of ever Amo,i
lcan republic concerning those OF each
AMI all tho others. +, is n mat,nr or
record mat the annual value OF Fan
american commerce has been incrnaso,I
from $t.t.O0o.000 10 t1.760 900 600 or
nearly 300 ror cent. In other wordr
whiie hheon years. ago the uni,ed
states was FAR behind all tho Euro
pean countries in Pan-American trad.
last year 1t mad a greater commerrc
win tho La tin American countries
imam had all the rest OF the world nut
together 49,
Reciprocal commerce. friendship a,a
peace arc intcrlockinr: they DronIote
anu protect each other why not con-
tinue and give greater powers ia -,
"rSanizat!on when accompl!shcs surh
results? %
IN tho light Of Tho above ,ac.e -,
question ariscs. II tho approyal i,.
N" tnitcd states senate or IN. worl1
league plan. - finally submitted shall
depend upon definite reservations COW
cring the settlement o. rurolv Nn,er
lean Gucstons and tho Monroe Dor.
iTinc VIII II not DO possible and mac
tcal that a. tho noxt Fan America
conterence The American Eovornucn,s
shall Rtvo this supreme counc,i az ~
IAN american Union. or some sirniIar
bonN 70 b" created. authority. no, onI,.
TO initiate and effect mediation adm
aicat'on and arbitration OF disDi,.es
but :" enforce ~ conclusions witbnr,
tn" interference. OF tho old world nov,
eTs. unless this American league seoka
sHch Interfering" ana again. withnti.
rs interference in old world disn,I,ns
unl"ys requested or Justified?
such an arrangement would caro- nv
american puostions preserve pan
american solidarity. mako rernar.r,
the Monro" Doctrine. and no, ncons
sarliN weaken the world League m.
nave relation thereto somccb,. St.
ilar 10 That ~ tho Legislature ~
sovereign state 20 n national rnor-.
--'. opsriSht. 1919 80
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SEEN ON THE SIDE


I've often said that 1 wouldn't BIO
y King on silded throne
Surrounded by courtiers and Family vree
And In spite OF tho Crowd Alone!
But Two swung the pick and I've dug tho ditch
And Two sweated for Gains oTense
TIL don't know but tho King job nigh.
BE accepted as Recompenso.
I've paid the price or old Adams sin
By tho sweat OF my noble brow
Ana perhaps after all. l might take on
bit OF King job now.
II would be relief in sort OF way
To stamp with my Iron Heel,
And TO feel, after working SO many years
For once as the Kings must feel
Nay. nay, Pauline. For know
That as soon as tho novelty wore on
Straight back to the ditch Ia go!
70" in spite Of picks and in spite OF sweat
There is something in going to bed
Nnow!ns for sure that your shoulders arc
Si!l! tackled on eight TO your head
Aaa there's something in feeling the freedom
surge
Through veins tina; big with life
There's some thing In knowing chap can scrap
AZ times. with a humble Wife,
There's something in chewing your chewing
gum
And hashing your bare ham bone:
Bn: just 70" while. for the novelty
would like 20 st on a Throne!
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United state. ArsennIs.

w. &. NJ, Danvlle.--rhe program
which the War Department announced
last month contemplates tho mainte-
nance Of thirteen manufacturing and
finishing arsenals with tho possible
addition of the Springfield. Mass. small
arms plant and a Detroit plant. if Con-
gress authorizes the necessary eXpen-
definitely decided upon include plants
AT Edgewood. Md; Rock Island. ILL.,;
Waterviiet, n. Y; Watertown, Mass:
Frankford. Pa; Rochester, y. y. Eric,
Pa: Chicago shell manufacturing
plant. and Madison. wis. The Edge
wood factories will be utilized for man
ufacturinE chemical warfare material:
the Rock Island plant for gun carriages
and tanks. the Watervliet plant for I'm
ishing guns, and the frankfort plant
for production OF small arms,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
A Daily Once Over.
Argue II OUT ut Home.

Therc az. times m Tho lives OF most married
women "hcn lh@% Zee! that they would like
10 80 70 som" itlHliNa ana unburdcn the heart
81 real or inaEHuTy grievances.
rms ia not the result Of actual happncss
out comes from = multiplicity OF home makin;
pursuits and the itto annoyance which FREE
Guehi.y reach Il point where thcy seem uu-
husband and vie may not hc openly hostile
!srlthteS the other
ybon The VIE wants TO 80 10 her mother or
tpW" olh'r. pHi@nu Tor consolation. and in 80
dp,n& s4r DOES NOT nonac tho fact ,hnt sho is
iakiug ihe ii'h stop toward gctiiuE into cirou-
idtIpu ii. I'ppii ibt' she is uubnppily married
rrmp. OF This spri aprcadr rapidy and each
t4mC ~ j. lrId enough ~ added To bring inc
atDry 10 thc noIut where couple !s said 10 be
.iDout separate
Married popp!o should adjust their avn ar
fcg.ncts ana be more confederate OF each
oLhci'a Acknowledgement. 1919.
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News of Fifty Years Ago.
U,rom the Richmond Dispatch May 81. $50

Tomorrow at 1870 p. NJ. tho Rev. ]. S. Lind
say will hold divine service in Christ Church
in "thc Valley This church has been opened
and put in order. by the Episcopal Sunday
School Union OF Hcnrico Parish. after lapse
OF ten years. 1t was formerly known the
Pine Apple Church.
Today the post -ofllco he closed after
a:3O a. NJ. ana rcopcned at 5:30 p. NJ This to
enable tho clerks 10 participate in the Union
Memorial celebration.
There Is big In tho Grant and Colfax
club Of ih's city. number OF tho members
arc walker men. and they arc making II warm
FOR the members who are allied with tho Wells
gang.
y number OF influential New York have
organized themselves into Southern land com
pany, with capital OF S2a0,O00, under a charter
from the Legislature OF North Carolina,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

Student. BlackSburg.-The American
Scandinavian Foundation has announced
ten new scholarships for American
scientific students To complete their
general study and research in Swedish
universities and technical schools.
Each scholarship provides $1,000 for
one years study. The foundation
desires that applicants DO graduates OF
archaeological schools or colleges
men OF equivalent practical experience.
Application papers must be on file with
the committee before June | and an
nounccment OF successful candidates
will he made June 10. Applicants
should request papers from the Ameri-
can scandinavian Foundation, % West
Forty-ffth street. New York City.
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Voice Of the People
Letters must give the mime and nd
drcss or the writer. Name will NOT be
published IL writer so rcuucsts
Liberty Hnnd. nj Pr

10 the Editor OF Tue Times- DISPATCH
Stiff the government expects to
hoat another Liberty bond ISSUE" which
has already been suggested, IL should
market gambling IN such bonds. and
the only effective way to prevent or
stop gambling In this commodity IL TO
MAKE Il misdemeanOr, with ~ sub
stantta! prison sentence. on tho ground
that such gambling X an effort 10 dis
credit the governments ability or in
tcnt!on TO keep It's promises TO the
bondholdcrs. The patriotic common
people have right 20 the protection
o! the government against the money
sharks. who are looking upon these
bonds as u source or easy ana i"piti-
mate plumber. JOHN T. SHEA
Richmond, Va. May q? 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

c!dentiy wearing two wound chev-ons
"imse't}. that iltt!e more attention.
BIT more respect 20 tho passing q,
me STANDARD w!th tho single gold s,,-
would hc ~ Keeping with Tho ooc.., .ci'
me writer has heard tho word "beU';
nSed IN conYcrsat!on--as "cr;ss wnrd
~ you VIII, by some Of tho hes, Lived
ana most respected cnaplains in ,ha
army men whose preaching was ,hnt
OF actloh and not .: sanct!monious
GGibhlinE over word
1pm'nent on mo language used b. a
certain evangelist no. long ago In
Richmond - IN order 80
EX ARMY OFFICER.
Nich!nond Va. May 80. 1915.
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To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-fhcTe IS an uproar amongst
some people concerning "a circular pos
ter to arouse enthusiasm whcn "our
boys parade.
Though the writer was overseas at
the time. he understands a previous
parade was rather like a funeral pro-
Ccssion owing To appalling silence
amongst the spectators, and tho organ
ization responsible for the poster real
sary Ia awaken HI ,hmondcrs to the
fact that this IS u celebration OF joy
and not of gloom.
IL seems to one who saw the shells
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

Battle for and against the daylight saving
repeal Dill has divided the country in two
hostile camps. On side are the rural
jewellers and the farmers pressing for
restoration OF the old time order; opposed
to them arc he urbanitcs and the great mass
OF workers represented by the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. Congress naturally is
ye&ed and embarrassed, for the vote in one
camp is equally as valuable as that in the
other, ana the great campaign already is
under way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

There Is sound logic II TIRE plea OF the
telephone companies iha; they BE- tread from
the supervision {! more than tvozco7e STATE
co.2ora:1c1 commissions, and control De c.n-
Gas-E=1 il ;le @z-c= q me Federal govern
~; Conditions s.e z2tc.ed suddenly
1o", bit VIII he lines ;2-1e1 tzc:. 70 their
IE-TE.a o~-=-z az 80 cc1-!ss.c1s G. al!
- S-z:== ,s.-E hand II t-y.2g 70
s-.z-=z.=- go e.; .-.:.= save disaster cou.d
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a2oth Machine Gun battalion.

Miss @. r., Petersburg Three
hundred and Twentieth Machine Gun
some time ago. You should inquire OF
the officer in command at camp Lee
for tn Information you want about the
training school for officers to open
there on June 81.
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AyIOnn, Albania.

ri. s. s., nd--Av!ona, also
known as Valona. is one Of the princi-
pal seap6rts of Albania, on bay OF
the same name on the southern part of
OF the first towns occupied by the Ital-
ians when they entered the war. and
was the base of ltaly's extensive opera
tons in Albania In cooperation with
tho allied forces around Monas;ir and
other towns in Macedonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

The allies have had their day in the peace
court, and now the Germans propose 10 have
theirs in the submission OF a righteous"
peace which, il accepted would give them
the victory in the war. For downright pre-
sumption. their counter-proposals reach new
heights OF audaCity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding Hlmort my tonic,
excepting on legal md medical sub
iects, are nnSwcrch free. AS NIL In
quiries are answered directly by per-
sonul letter, a scIf-Rddrcnsci. stamped
envelope In required. Address The
Information Durcuu,
Nichmond, Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

Late returns indicate that Texas split fifty
fifty in Saturdays election, defeating woman
suffrage and adopting State wide prohibition
The defeated forces on both issues may use
the same excuse, that votes for women and
total aridity are coming anyway via the Fed
eTal Constitution, so why should they wear
themselves out with the strenuosities Of 2
State ca n paign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

"ttasI'ha!ly' th!ough my brain
Excitea fsncies troop;
I'"l Es bee" wondering how twou,a seem
II meals began with cake and cream
and ended with the soup
I'm sue that for the mos, OF us
A.ts would be lcss monutonous.
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Cheer I'm Up, Feller,:


One rous!ag cheer. good people all.
Come give It all together:
HIP. hip huv.ah and couple Of vows
For the chap who makes the weather!
f'oT ne is jolly good fellow, Mt.
And he gives our souls pain
With his Brisk to Northerly Souv.est Winds
AigA Temperature Fair and Rain"
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ltcSllrrCCtCl.

Reported TO the Smithsonian Institute :.
having been found engraved on tablet under
fompe.! near the home OF G!aucus the Lover
man:
And SO the Goat swallowed the RABBIT.
said Hernes. in Conclusion
An" exclaimed Nyd!a who was quick a.
repar;ee' another hare IN the butter."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1919.

While old line and progressive Republi
cans OF Congress may feel that the gangs
all there, the Hail. HALL" singing is
omitted because the gathering is suggestive
rather of frost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
Dedicated to Christmas, 1910

Bahy's stocking is so small.
Not half as big as Brothers:
But never mind. for after all.
Why can't he borrow Mothers?
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HiSrionfc.

TIE manager a!ed the leading dame
Because she a!cked and Gu, up rough;
IL also h:el the gay soubrette
Because she didn't kick enough
You cant ca.o.e. to.ce. whip or ,eaza en-
ma no" : poor girl going 20 please EN-?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

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=. t=Ls 80 1.@s -: vaa. another tern
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or Tc-.-c- -: oe-z-z= Lis ro.l.!ezl
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

touch with them. With the stock OF wool in
the hands Of dealers showing quite a de-
crease since December 81. 1915, the outlook
for prices in the future is very encouraging.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
SIcCcSsfnl.

Iaf% say Jones intercedsd IN ,he Saith
saa.!g row and 60: sml,h and Mis- Smith to
SOP nEnt.ns. Splendid work, peacemaktng"
les but Jones says 10 more for Kim
he ee's GU: q the hospital"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
ExplainCu,

Ism: ;hat delicious piece OF muster So
smooth. calm. 50 unexc!,!nE. so oe,r.t,i 80
PLACID, Ike floating down some romantic river
n = gonto,a, !u!ing one to"
fesh. you mean that piece OF music is thor
ouEhI! coMposed."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

Loa=son:@aess comes only 20 N. ,,o-,t.
Ta."s only IN Through The open door Of ss,f
Ply therefore De Cheerful! even Il you have
corn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

CIanoring for peace, a huge Berlin mob
screams, Wiz habcn gcnug," which, being
interpreted into United States language OF
personal emergency, signifies "nun" and de-
fines painful situation with equal brcyity
anu accuracy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

By virtue Of their ascendancy in con
gress when tia Susan b. Anthony amendment
ih passed, should that violation OF the rightg
reserved to the States come about the Re-
rublicans, of course, viii strike pose as tie
one and only faithful friends Of the women
and invite them as body to step inside the
G. O. p. fold But there is no evidence ia,
the cordial invitation will be universally az.
cepied Spokesman for the women them.
serves announce that their party lines are
as YET uniformed, and intimate that their
ranks are open and constitute a nossihlo
fruitful field for Democratic organization
work. When they study the history of snf-
frage especially its phases in the past few
years they VIII find that Democratic Presi-
dent whom they have reyiled, did moro 20
hasten their cause TO success than all tho
Republican workers combined yhev are
likely TO vote accordingly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

De man dat sling he pick hard" said Char.
Goa Eph in a mood, sure yw!ne git all dat's
con'h I him when he sit down :, de scrappel
an liver Try chop Nnstah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

Ez"se-, whose 9.z1= Eel in ,a.t-.:ls-..c,
va zs:3 =: Z, c=T II 1zl g-.t.. c2.s.-
,ua.-y . ~ez.. -. ..as.rs. ,as1!et q. sa3l,-
ing pop1-a--t: ~ - t4i.e5 - measure IN
10 M sie1dz Q. 5g..ist zpo5isza=aza:p, and
nov STANDS 5.z-:et.,et There aag glo!y
enough for hin < vhs. - at.oye 81 yz,isnl.y
70 do ana tsIe1 1-. tae world vas uaprs-
pared f.. his be.--t.emea, u the American.
sYa,ors Tao succeeded H.s .eai9lzy came
TO the surface and cost hial the admiration
ana respect OF all Eet-DIocded a1ortsrsea, VINO
are ever ready 70 app.aud even n tae hour
Of their own bitter Disappointment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31

AS the Hun signatures TO the treaty are
affixed Inc allies may repeat the ancient war
CRY? In hoe signo vjnccs"--"by this gign We
conquer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
United states Lonns 10 Great nritnin

Reader, BoWlinE Green.--The United
States has loaned Great Britain 81
5000, 900 TO date. according TO figures
given out by the Treasury Department,
May i6.
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ADDRESS ALL COMM UNICA-
TtONS TO Tho TimSS-Dls-
patch, nnu nos to Individuals.

IElLpuUNE: Iiunuulph /,
Iri>Ate Dfnnyn G.AS-iangs
Suu3cStiiik M.sn aiL urpLrl-
meats.
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BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
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SHED every day In the year ut 10 south Tenth
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Open High Low. Cl5se-
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TREND
IS DOWNWARD

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Pricc move
ments during loday's desultory session
Of the stock exchange were mainly down.
ward. despite further moderate improve
ments in the International Exchange
situation and more hopeful signs in do
nestic industrial conditions
These factors were offset by tighter
money due mainly to heavy transfers or
bank funds in connection with the pay
ment OF federal income taxes and the d.
csion OF the United States Supreme
court sustaining the validity OF war
time prohibition.
General news over the week end dca!t
with the undated demand for merchan-
disc at leading business centcrs. Tar!aoie
gains in tonnage at principal railway
terminals and the plans OF American
bankers for the formulation Of a COM
prehensive foreign trade program.
The deadlock in congress respecting
the immediate futur" OF the transporta-
ton systems was again reflected in tho
heaviness Of rails. while latest aspects
Of the Mexican situation accounted Ior
the reaction among oils.
The latter group. together with motors
and their subsidiaries. equipments snip
pings and affiliated issues weer three 10
eight points down at their worst. bur
rallied sharply IN the final dealings,
when call money cascd tr"rn min" pc--
cent TO six. few leaders recording
moderate gains at the irregular close
Sales amounted 10 seo.op" shares.
Trading in bonds was unusually eN-
tcnSive but irregular as 20 Liberty. Vic
tory and foreign issues. Total sales
(par valued. aggregated S$h.+"".Oop. Old
l. S. bonds Were unchanged ON call.