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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-10
m BRrTIsH VIEW OF MONROE DOC.
TRINE.

An interesting commentary on the
Menree Doctrine is contained in an
ANALYSIS of the League Of Nations
eonstitution given out by the British
delegation at Paris, for the informa-
ton Of the British public:
The origin of the Monroe Doc
trine is we'll known. It was proclaim
ed in 1923 to prevent America from
becoming theater for intrigues OF
European absolutism. At first a prln-
cTple OF American foreign policy, 1t
has become an international under
standing and it is not illegitimate for
the people of the United States to
say that the covenant should recog-
nize that fact.
4In its essence it is consistent with
the spirit of the covenant and indeed
the principles of the League as ex-
pressed in Article x represent the ex-
tension to the whole world OF the
prineiples c., this doctrine; While
should any dispute as to the meaning
OF the latter ever arise between the
American and European powers, the
League is there to settle it.
It is something new to have so
friendly a view expressed in any for
eign country. Ever since President
Monroe first announced the famous
Doctrine, it has seldom been men
toned on the other side of the Allan
tic eycept in condemnation or affected
scorn. Great Britain, to be sure, was
an exception. For many years the
British government has given prac-
teal recognition to the Doctrine, and
indeed, at one time it came near CIV
ing formal recognition to the treaty.
But almost every other power has op-
pesed it, and even in England the ut
terances Of statesmen and editors
were seldom as friendly as their gov
ernmental policy.
1t is the beginning Of a new era OF
.Americanisn The United States is
recognized as, the official protector OF
the whole hemisphere. with the
friendly support of all the foreign
powers.
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people of the Uhited States do want to
know is that the treaty has been pre-
sented and signed. and that at last the
world can turn with big sigh of re-
lief to the plain business of living.
In the meantime. since there is
very little any of us can do here to
hasten matters over there, we can be
setting our lives and our business in
order while we wait. and be in readi-
ness to h,ove forward the minute !he
word is given.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-10

All that italy needs in order to go
it alone is iron coal, wheat, beef and
money. And yet such tritles are some
times considered necessary in figuring
a nations destiny.
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Never mind-if we keep on break
ing crop records the price OF food IS
bound to drop some time.
K
Maybe. after all. there will be tech
nical justification for that wartime
prohibition measure. No peace in
sight yet.
The AEies. it seems, are going to al
low the Germans to fish now in the
North Sea. And having got their i'm
perialistic ambitions Knocked out of
them, they'll probably make good
fishermen.
X *
The trouble is that Italy thinks it's
10 A. q. instead of 1919. And she
hasn't any Caesars. And the only
kind of barbarian invasion she has to
guard against is wave Of reconstruct
i3g Germans.
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Germany is said to pc gloatins ever

Germany is said to be gloatinS ever
the Italian split with the Allies.
That's all right. Don't besrudge the
Huns whatever little rays of cheer
they can find Just now in their own
gloom. They will have
TO SIGN lust the same. whether the
Italians do or not.
There's going to be one pefpleS-
ing obstacle to {; good deal OF this
nost -belum investigation. How car
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a Republican congress bawl out
Democratic administration for paying
excessive profits and selling leftover
war equipment for a song. when Re-
publican business men got nearly all
the benefit from it?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-10

As corn goes down. pork goes up.
Somebody ought to tell the hogs
about it. (Not meaning any disrcspect
10 the packers. of course).
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Somebody predicts penny short
age Spend the dollars on the loan,
and the pennies will take care of
themselves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-19
OUTRAGED PUBLIC TAKES
OVER THE STOCK MARKET
investors and Spectators SwccI
Bankers Out of Financial
Control.
ALL SECURITIES
ADVANCE;
revival Of Stccl Business Was Made
More Evident by Trade Reports.
General Motors Among Issues
Showing Much Activity.
nx uRoAnAx MALL

NE" YORK. June 1S.--An outraged
e ansTy t pubie of inySst9rs and
market today and swept the bankers
put OF the situation. Money which
naa oeen hard to get at 10 per cent
on Monday. was in excess supply to.
day II, i.2 per cent All stocks Stocks ad
Hanced and IL some moved more yio-
tentlY than seemed conservative the
namkers , were TO blame for that be-
strongly that some pools bought
STOCKS Tor exhibition purposes.
IN financial circles closes, to the
me Germans will sign. although they
MI whine up to the very last moment.
linen VIII come the fight In the Amer
lean Senate against the league Of ma :
lions features of the treaty
The revival OF the steel business was
made more evident By trade reports
,U1as crops are sood. Bu, the dis
oank raid Is i matter not 10 DC passed
over lightly. II is possible tina, i,
n ,h., checked general advance and
grow stronger. The fact that il is DOS,
sinle TO execute such Il raid VIII cause
v S,1I nv Investors with profits
YIN be harder TO get new ones in.
~ is time to consider carefully be-
i0 e;en. 1uyin Eo anyth.ns.
and United Cigar stores we're amonS
inc strong features OF the day Buy.
ing In all OF these was good and with
reason Tor each has some particular
development. either in the wa OF earn
ihgo or com bnation. Motors is un-
ger influence OF an extension OF the
business into new iicids. Texas has
mo great growth Of the oil business
In us state. Car and Foundry has the
remarkable report referred TO several
nays ago. Cigar Stores is going into
the United Retail Stores COMPUTATION
where II VIII be n part OF tn. yrcat
est chain OF stores the world has ever
seen. Sinclair is planning cornbl.
hation with other oil companies tina,
WIZ make Il the strongest Of all ne
tEoieum concerns from both producing
and marketing standpoint.
barrett interests arc understood TO
have acquired large block OF an.r
lcan Road Machinery stock That may
account Tor the peculiar market in
road machinery recently. II has been
such Il market as would drive iii tnS'
crS out. 49, -"
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Report on Cotton Crop.

WASHINGTON. June tS.-Weather
conditions during the week ending
yesterday were favorable for the adj
vancement OF cotton in most sections
from Alabama and Tennessee eastward.
but from the Mississippi Valley west
ward continued cool weather and wet
soil was detrimental in many districts.
according to the weekly weather and
crop bulletin for the Department OF
Agriculture.
The week was most favorable for
advancement Of the crop in Arkansas,
except In the southwestern portion.
where II continues too wet. The crop
deteriorated in the lower Mississippi
G "a, ga, and made little progress In
reported from Texas, except in the
eastern and southeastern portions,
where heavy rains fell.
Conditions were favorable for Guilt
walton In most central and eastern
portions OF the belt, blu, there was
S :,h complaint OF grassy fields.
satisfactory IN most localities from
Alabama eastward but generally poor
in most sections to the Westward.
Weevil are numerous in Northern
Florida, and there were many com
giants Of the pest In Central and
Southern Alabama and localities in
South Carolina and Southern Texas.
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NEW YORK CURn MARKEr.

NJ" fCHk. july N.-PriCeS OF nearly al,
curb stool rs were higher thar. they had bce n
at the close OF Yesterday. the strength Of
"g::ss, Gains howeyer. were confined TO
scattered through a wider list OF ISSUES
inGusurals We're the most active with
gains OF greater proportions than IN other
parts, OF the list Tire and rubber stocks
led the market in point OF activity and
M!seeiianeous industr's!s were active and
generally improved TO prices. Some In
forest was attracted TO the list today by
reason OF recent DISCLOSURES. The, report that
there was no market for sterling oil and
renn;nE wa. d,soroved By the, fact that
The oils were fairly active and prices wero
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. June ls,-Lsrrer excorta and
cables from r. ris intiina,irc that Ger
many was likely TO s!gn the neace terms
TON. partly fos Wall account. and stiff
fe1ed the market TODAY after IL had SUI
!ered further losses s,Tarp advances in
securities also hrlped the uudertonc.. ii
$50 cotton men from ,his country a broad
Locking up business and investing F,iroue i
ah!utv To nav Tor the cotton wanted
There was not much for sale on tho rscov-
cry sId Tho list became quite strong near
the e;ose. hnsl prices being 10 IS points
SPOT at New Orleans was quiet with The
revised quotation o. IniddiinE fNtd at 81 $50
the sales were 3.i6o bales Spot here WAS
ouiet al an advance OF 10 points al 81 eyo
there were no sales,
The members Of the New York Cotton Ex.
change are c!rcniatlng pc.iton 10 have
fort receipts FOR the dav to,aled g. %,
bales. while exports. aggregated 3IsGl baies
Cotton futures table:
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euished Service Medal. Secretary of
War. Baker presented the modal In
the presence or DISTINGUISHED
audience OF high officials. In a short
address Secretary Baker praised the
work OF Colonel Cutler and the Jewish
Welfare Board. OF which he is the
chairman. The medal was awarded,
AS the citation reads. for especially
mer!torious and conspicuous service"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-19

higher hs., by traetiepps to more than . uoin.
500 Sr eo.a : asspH ET SS Tsaei. n
ST. sSp MsIs,s az G9ip q; III iS ,
Bis iS lag @R57S 1910 AHs o.soS and nd M fS
X 100 Jumbo Extension. HAS: 800 Mn
passing Mines II: u llh: 80 Tonopsh Exten-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-19
ENLARGE SCOPE OF WORK
Cbristiun Churches In Maryland, Della
ware md District of Column
biR to Cooperate.
Ispec.al to The Times-D,spatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
LYNCHBURG. VA. June 1s.-The
congress OF the Disciples Of Christ OF
second meeting here. has decided to
enlarge the scope Of the congress and
to that end the Christian churches Of
Maryland. Delaware and District OF
Columbia will be invited to cooperate
In the future.
The congress this year has brought
to the Virginia Christian College more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-19
ne.cue Crew of Forty-Flx, ~,

- NEW NEW YORK. .s Juno ls.-The Nor.
rescued tho crew OF forty-fve mem
from the New French ASKING barken.
tine Georges Clemenceau, June &c, ac-
the ship received here today by agents
OF the line. The oarkentine was found
of ST Johns n F.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-19

nlcnts. So: stock 6oss
Itostn -nrn,: sales: .:Gs: receipts, liE: ship
Is 2 2Ss. K AZ it 4 81 p e!ie: E.
= 70: x. lhsoG7O; y. 1915: N.is,io: VIC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-19

than go persons from out OF the civ
and these have, been entertained BY
the collese on the campus. Plans ara
under way to largely Increase Tho az
tendance next year.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
wholesale Quotations on E1rhnnpa
Richp1ppI tn u, .
CHICAGO GKAIN MARKEr.

EHlCAGO. Iune ls-EstImates thai the
H Hian'sd corn lard IN The eight iarsest states
Si,ooooPo acres: m9de MI deliveries Of corn
se e ''4 Tbe to Re highest Isd pTsss vet Tbs
s to tE s. net gain Nth Jp,ss si
lr-n to i!sc up. In provisions the OUTCOME
nanEed from Coo decline to rise Of Ml
Leading futures ,,,cad .e <or.
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Awarded Service Medal.

WASHINGTON. june 1s'mcolone
Harry Cutler, chairman OF the cxecu.
tive committee OF the Jewish Welfare
Board, has been awarded the Distln.
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CHICAGO 1--WE srnCK MARKET

s ssrsral trads IS to s? gents under. yester
mediun weight. .. 92075: pigs. i7G1IsD
oattie-R.ceipts. 500: beef steers and
s n.., 20 IS cents hightE feeders. steady
lS9dBoo stocker steers S2;3i?aS
sheep-Reoeipt.. Is. 90: MARKET icss active.
out mostly steady: lambs. ls75Ila25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-19

barrels: Prime crude 27oo: prime summer
yellow spot. ECO
spot. coffee tever.h: Rio Is. 2,E: Santos
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK.. J June isGGo1ton good, TO-DAY
were ouiet Yarnr were Quiet with price
ste1cy. Garment tEades reported a good
business Buyers OF small lots Of drv goods
continue to attend markets and bid steadily
toE any available merchandise.
NAVAL STORES
6ANANNAH. GA. June lS-Turna Z
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NEW ORLEANS. June ls--Declines In the
early trading were succeeded bv advances
during the second ha OF the session in cot :
ton today. The revision OF SPOT uuotat IONS
Interested the trade more than any other
Fading. buyers yr. taking hold on the theory
cable and that the position OF July had been
ferrnces by 30 points on the Two lowest
tendeTable grades. leaving all other grades
unchanged. mddlinR being quoted at 3l.3s
Following tn! scontracts moved un to the
hishe st levels OF the day. where July traded
Ss az so % snd Is TIC stood o net sd
7 to Is points up net.
Around the 9pennG and for some time
after moderately heavy selling was felt. II
was based on improved weather over the
greater part Of the belt and prnspeots thai
! would continue In the Immediate future
wese a. ns 70 Is eola.s moF IKE
much Of any effect. either way. their favor
able and unfayorahls features about bal
ancng. Toward the middle OF tho dnv the
rumore that Germany would sign the peace
treaty caused quick upturn which wipcd
out all losses and nut prices 2 10 points
over Yesterdays close. After hesitating Tor
xh,e "a aanSsher al srd stronger up,urn
RICHM0ND rROpUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations,
fPy Woodson: Craig Co, Inc, RICHMOND. va.>
u, 8. Food Administrat ton License No q n9i4o
R'chRRoo2a!: Va" juno II. 1918.
csuatTy, dairy. ib,.".....".. Is O 80
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-19

NEW YORK. Juno lS.-Port movcment-
H!ddiing. $3.50: EXPORTS: 2o0 stock 9S.os7.
Total today.-R &C., $3.50: EXPORTS. a.
Total Tor week-Receipts. 1o1.aSl: exports.
ToIs! for -Receipts. 5.o.lo,7: exports.
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UNITED STATES GoVFRNMENr nOyDs
SHORT TERM NOTES
Ha,ion,' City Co. Richmond o,nc. ,

hW' FnIeIEn SEC -. uE. J. 1873 ..,...,.. a9Tl
Am. Tobacco Is. Nov. J. lel9......,....... ln1ai
am. Tobacco Is. Nov ], 1875. ............ ihiiL
tnEloFyench 81. Oct. IS 1920. ,........ s7,,
Armour and Go. Sc. June Is, ls23..... 100
Bethlehem Steel -. July Is. l3.g....... l6it.
Britlsh k.fs Nov. J. lels.....,........a 40 IL -
C.. Il, and q Join, Is july i 1871 49,. ga.
CudAhy PackinC Co. To- July l5. 1873 49,. !J:r.
pnminen OF Canada Ss. Aug. !. 1919. - Is Is
Elec. Auto Lite Co, s.. AVE-. - 1919 80. lr
blocking Val Ry. col. ,r. 5s Mar l. 1928 So;
Jacob Dolt Packing Co. rs. Nov. IS. 1890. 1913.
JACOB bolu lach!nE 10 ~, -No: 10. 1879. lO2i.
I.iRgeu and Myers s.. Dec. |. 1871 1908,
Moline P!ow Co II. Sept ]. 1921 ......... l0l+,
Moline Flow CO.. Is. sent. !, 1895. ....... l02
M9nonsahsIa Valley Traction Co Is
r:octer & Gamble Is. Mar j. ISL ....... 1879
Proesser & Gfmeie -. Mar is2s....... 100
Swift & Co. g.: Aug. H. i9l!............, 1tots
ing 6s. Feb l. 1890. ................. 1901.
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Dig H!rrt fm,mres raneed as follows:


NEW York, June 1sHsecvcs. $40 irr n
b%!iS 7eS@a9a: cong @ sssal iqT'd%s offered
&c Caves ga steady az iI.oo@2 %; culls. I2ooQ0
,o Sheep land and Ismbs:, sheen; stoadv: lambs
600: lambs. iSoo@?eaS: cpiis 100 Si5.oo ''0'ap
Mosso0dR sss sIoo stesdy at aoSAaD:
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NEW work. PR"nTCE NARwEr
. NEW YORK. Juno 1S-Cottonseed oil was
Itcady to firm. but trading was jirht Cruds
~ remains ~ aERt position, Sales. LILO
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June 16, 1919,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

three for two years. Their SUCCESSORS
will hold office for four years. This
would he changed. however, IN cities
now having the commission form Of
government There. the present COM
missioncrH would hold office for three
years and two more would be- elected
20 hold office FOR i've years, Tut their
successors would be elected for four
wears
The bill provides that the commits.
sion shall BE- the Judge OF the election
and qualification Of it, members. thus
putting u ON h same terms as the
legislature IN that respect Any cleo.
tive Officers Of tho city shall be sub
lect 10 recall al any time. The pc
ution for recall must be signed by
fifteen per cent Of the qualified voters
and the election must be held within
thirty days after the filling Of the pc
titiion unless a regular city election
occura within sixty days. NJ an Of
ncsr To- recalled he shall not be eliEs
ibie for reelection until the term for
which he WIS originally elected shall
have expired.
Initiative and Ucfcrcndum.
On addition. the initiative and ref
crpudum rights are given the city
No act. ordinance or resolution shall
e. into effect before thirty days cx-
copt In the eases Of emergency. aud
during that thirty days, a petition
signed b. twenty per cen OF the quail
flied voters may hold w the ordln-
nnce until nn election shall decide
whether Or not u shall become 81
fectiNe. Upon petition Of twenty per
rent Of the qualified voter n meas
ure may be proposed TO the govern.
ing body OF any city for enactment
within thirty DAYS of the time Of filing
a. a. a. 60
either fails 10 act al all. acts adverse
IS. or amends the proposed
"a shalt be their dutv.to call a special
election within thirN days for sub.
hitting the measure 20 a vote OF the
people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

TRAFFIr laws are being absolutely
G~isrcgarded ~ the Arm0ry this
afternoon. Not only are a num-
ber Of tho ears parked on the WRONG
side Of the armory streets, hut pedos-
trians can "lay-walk' across h
aisles without the slightest danee Of
being arrested
AbioIuie scorn for the bone
crushing power of the many horse
powered monsters ls depicted on tho
face o. everyone. The fire splitting
dosils are dressed W In their beat
and with their society drap-
cd around them In tho form OF at
tractiye bunting and flags. are 10 be
seen 10 perfect Hnfety-in fact, u III
tie brother D. at an doubtful OF the
strength Of thc frame Of any car. he
may crawl beneath IL and investigate
to hia hearts content.
Don't jump NJ the sudden death
curling shrek Of "a klaNOn. a spartan
or u uf tho otner monsters which
send the fear OF the heavens TO your
heart when YOU are crossing the street
aud hea the blast OF thunder at your
yery heels. Instead, walk sedatcly oy-
ar to the accessory booth from which
the blast waa Jet loose BY an ohllEing
demonstrates for the benefit % sume
Doubling Thomas ana with the air
% the professional motorist cAclnim
Hum, the new signal devices don't
seem 20 have the punch 81 some
huWn several ear ago what's thc
matter Cost q material Eone up on
account u the war Then II you are
wise and desire 90 appear a motor
hug 81 really CLASSY proportions, nom
chulantly stick "a thumb and forgfiu-
ger Ia each car ami make quick tracks
for open air, because there are some
devices being shown hy accessory
dealers which will fairly raise the lair
on your head and which make the
sweet toned. frogEy throatod noises Of
a few years ago appear a. infants Ia
SwaddlinE clothes.
There II solid comfort aud amuse-
mcnt Tor every member % the fam
ily. 80 don't go to the expense Of hir-
ing the girl across the street 10 come
oyor 90 stay with baby, there ara
many bach seats and even front ones,
where baby can be tuckcd away and
sleep TO her hearts content. or II d
be restless, she can obtain soiace In
dozens u buttons aud levers 10 see
what may happen.
Even skoptical father nced have NO
fear OF IL close investigation o. the
coils of the boiler which eivca the
power 10 the steamer, which IN o. ca
hihition, Tor We have the inventor.
br. Bakers, personal word for II that
tho boiler Is not only fool proof but
absolutely Will not blow up. no mat
ter how much extsporatee.
nlF brother. who rules the family
car with re- rod 20 iron and uses u for
mysterious trips CuCh sunday eve
ming. need have no fear OF being
bored az the show There will be
dancing each sNtutnr and arrange
ments ran possibly sr made Tor drlv-
ing some u home about midnight
also father mlrht acquire un interest
lon that particular rort model that
has been ON brothers mind tor some
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Father can lean up against q hufn
commercial truck, puff c~outantrln
on HE cigar and taik war Or polite.
and u may auddoniy shlu 10 hts min
that this particular machine wouil
save him one thousand dollars a yFaf
In his business
Mother can. with q few Of her pm
ticular frlenda blockade the paesaaf-
way 10 one u the most pnuDiir
booths. ana. after securing the prom
he Of deepest secrecy. reveal her pei
piece Of gossip.
sister can do aimost anythIng shH
may have a mind 10 undertake. a. she
will rule the show. Then oeNryone can
look at the machines ask question:
both friviloun and serious listen A.,
some Of the best musical talent IN IN.
West: be thrilled BY the trapsse PEE.
formers. dance, envy the of ~ b
frtistic dancers on the 9roaram, h1vt
n perfectly e0od time. and Induce
either father or husband % either huI
q now car or trade The Old y IN on
one Of tho smarter 1913 models