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The Washington times., 1920-06-04
THEY SEEK CONTESTS.

Gibralter A. c., j. Ballinger. manager.
Astoria Apartments. Third ana u sree's
Winston Baseball Club. Clinton Wood
cock, manager. 1910 IL street northeast
Victor a. C.. John n,b.., N: sm''n' ''
''t knieEerbooser A. C. Carroll Daily. man
sxer, SIt2 p street northwest.
Pepeo A. G. Z; Jet, manager ''' f''
Dixie A. c.. 8. Blum; msp.ser' ,.1a oS'
Firth street northeast, Phone Line, seus;
room MsVy so5S GePA navy pep.Itmsnt.
Record and Returns Section. Federn'
Board Vocational Education-fsymono
o'Brien, manager, Federal Board OF Vaea-
lie Droit TiKers-Andrew Allen. mana
ger. 800 w street northwest.
Rialto A. Civilian Wassaro. mana
Clarendon Juniors-F. j.. Johnson. sis
South spruee street. CIarsnaon.d eh.d Newton.
manager. 1918 c street southwes.,
@. p. o. Juniors-P.ul oT,mmsi nan mnn'
sger, oniee es,n.,ps sapsr,6ffeee"' ONCE 0'
erRiia Rania A, CO. Paul CARRIER. manager.
2oi Fourth street southeast u
manager. 1915 JEFFERSON street northwest.
Quincy A. c.-walter Stewart. manager
SiS iws.hinvton Florists-Arthur ]. shafYer,
,oanager 500 Fourteenth street northwest
preadnought A. e: 1un,Hr: .trs.f H. ti.Iandgia, n
Dreadnought A. C., Senior. X. Il. McDon-
aid. manager, l1ls King street. Aiexandria'
Brookland A. c.. william Card. man
aper. 1927 Jackson street northeast.
Indian Head. II. p. Burroughs. manager
indian Head. Md. r,
athletic officer. Camp Humphrey, Va
Fort Myer, Lieut.. Berkie. athletic OF
Nj. Pleasant A c.. c. w; CODY. man
azer. 1lsb Girard street northwest
Selectiye Service Records. X. A. Meione-
manager, A. @. o. Washington Barracks
Herzi A. c. A. l.. Bennett, manager.
sII Ninth street northwest.
Eanawha A. c., Ellis Goodman. man
sger, 1873 Fifth street northwest
Eagle A. c., A. L. Constantine, msnaser.
,se Fifteenth street southeast.
brentwood A. c.. Jesse Weidman. man.
ager Brentwood, Nd. ,
George Washington Post. No. ]. Ameri-
can Legion A. l.. Reichard, manager. I5o
southern building. Fifteenth and II streets
northwest.
Congress Heights. Fl. d. Cowan. man
ager, 1928 Eighth street southeast.
Plumb Plan League, Fritz Joyel. man
arer, 800 Twenty-third street northwest
Corinthian A. c., James B. Clancy. man
ager. 4Is X street northwest.
Cardinal A. C.. Sylvester A. Breen.
president. 1872. King street ALEXANDRIA,
Va.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04

leave OF a week or ten days they viii
return 10 Annapolis and work under
Coach Glendon until a few days be-
fore July "a. when they will leave
for the Massachusetts course.
II successful there they will go
direct 10 Newport and take "a United
States vessel for Belgium. They will
be accompanied by Lieut. comdr. Joe
X. Morrison. rowing representative OF
the Navy Athletic Association, who
will have charge OF the party. Glen
don. OF course. having direct charge
OF the oarsmen.
Information received here Is TO the
effect thst no college crew VIII make
a serious effort to deprive the Navy
crew of its chance 10 row at Antwerp.
but that they will stul have to reckon
with Coach Ten Eyck, OF Syracuse. IL
is rumored here that Ten Eyck con
templates taking the best OF his
Syracuse oarsmen OF this year with
him to Duluth, where he will assem-
BILE some OF his veterans and endeavor
to form a crew which Will wrest from
the Midshipmen the right to repre-
sent the United States at Antwerp.
This may or may not be the fact, but
a report to that effect has reached the
Naval Academy ..-....
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
Box Score Bits

Today is ladies' day at the ball
yard.
Sunday tho Red soI close their
series here.
Maurice shannon's spike wound is
not serious and he should be ready
TO play ball next week.
First IL was Babe Bressler, who
broke his ankle. and then Il was
Luque. who wrenched one. removing
two Fingers from the Reds stan.
Grover Cleveland Alexander and
Hippo Vaughn are the only two win
ming twirlers with the Chicago Cubs,
but they have kept the team In the
rsce.
Tommy Griffith. after doing light
work for n week, was able to
get a single and a double in four
trips TO the plate in his first game
for the Dodgers.
Stanley Harris Is making a hit as
a base runner with his delayed thefts
OF second. The little ondsacker
does this while the opposing hurIer
holds the ball.
The Griffnhen will spend all next
Monday gazing at the scenery from
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
Would Keep Navy Out of Olympcs Says Annapolis Rumo

their Pullman. They will TO- trsvel-
ing 10 ST. Louis where on Tuesday
they are due 10 open their n, st swing
through the West for 1890
Many OF Mike Menosky's friends
were grieyed not 70 see IN In the
lDoston lineup yesterday. Aike TO
posed while wally schanI eavorted
In the garden. Wally failed 40 do so
very Pueh. though he s'sS a couple
OF walks.
Bobby Roth's running catch OF
Hooper's fast-droppins fly ball over
near the foul line in the eighth In
ming was a pippin. The Washington
outnelder got hts share of the APP
pleauss following the phy.
Jimmy o'Neill got but one hit. but
II went 10 the fence Ln left center
and only the speediest sort OF neld-
Ing by Harry Hooper kept o'Neill
from making a home run. As IL was
he stopped at third. Tss stayed there.
too. for the next two guys could do
nothing for him.
Ping Bodie. the psdgy outfelder.
got tired OF seeing tlse Yankees trail
along with the score to I against
them so, with three af his team mates
on the paths. he poped out a homer
and won the old ban game from the
Athletics.
The Giants wearied of losing double
headers to the Braves, so they turned
around and won a pair. Barnes and
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
GRADED SCHOOLS
IN ANNUAL GAMES
Athletes to Perform Saturday
Morning At Central High
Stadium.

Athletes from the graded schools
who have qualified during the past
week In the division playground neld
and, track meets will gather at 10
o'clock Saturday morning at the Cen
tral High School for the big nnai
meet of the season.
Edwin Kirk. director OF the play
grounds, is in charge OF the anair
which promises to be the banner meet
OF years. More than thousand
youngsters are TO be ready for the
starters gun on Saturday.
The athletes are divided into three
classes according to weight. There
Will be 80, 100 and 220-yard dashes; {;
the high Jump and broad jump.
Under the playground department
the meets have steadily improved TO
the point where they are looked upon
as the biggest athletic event OF the
year for the boys in the graded
schools.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
SCHOOLBOYS WILL SWIM
FOR TITLES TOMORROW
Central's Lads Look Best in Events
Scheduled for Tidal
Basin.

High school swimming titles will be
awarded tomorrow morning following
the annual interhigh school swim
ming meet TO be staged In the Tidal
Basin at the bathing beach.
centraps swimmers. coached by r..
J. Drummer. who have literally cleaned
up In every meet they have entered.
are expected TO win practically all OF
the events. Central has entered three
relay teams In each relay race besides
full quota in every event.
Lutz, Dickey, Mangsn. Newby. Lit
tie, and a host OF other Central swim
ming stars will compete tomorrow.
The meet is scheduled TO start prompt
ly at 10 a. m.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
TEN EYCK PLANNING
TOOPP0SE M|DD|ES
Rumor Reaches Annapolis Syra-
cuse Coach Would Seize
Olympic Honors.
BY Hugh II. RILEY.

ANNAPOLIS. June Annapolis
will be the big center OF interest In
college rowing for the next two
months on account OF the preparation
which the Naval Academy crew will
fnako TO enter the Olympic elimina-
sion races at Quinsigamohd. Mass,
on July "A. and, II successful there,
the Olympic finals at Antwerp. about
q month later. Naval people are de-
lighted at the opportunity which the
Midshipmen will have to represent
the nation in this branch of sport,
Belonging so naturally to the navy.
The plans have been generally out
lined. Twenty oarsmen, composing
the frst and second crews, with four
substitutes. will be excused from the
annual cruise for the rowing. After a
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
WASHINGTON GOLFERS M
RICHMOND TITLE PLAN
Columbia Men Fail 20 Land Team
Play Prize In M. A.
TournA Ament.

RICHMOND. Va. June 4.--WashInxll
ton golfers failed 70 land top hosors(
In the medal round and the Columbia
Country Club. generally conceded tho
strong ehtrant for team title honoTs.
was forced 10 be content with fourth
position folio wing the opening Of the
Middle Atlantic golf ehampionship
qualifying round here yesterday. D.,
The medal round was won by Il. J.
ID. Msckay. OF the Country Club. with
T0. while the Country Club won team
honors with 416. The Country Club
second team won second honorsp
while the Norfolk Country Club team
was third. Columbia gained fourth.
In today's play in the nrst sixteen,
Robert l. Finkenstsedt. Donald WOOD,
ward, George Truett ana Hugh Mac
Kenzie are listed as Washington's
best bets. rl
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
Golf Is a Peculiar
Game Anyway.

The rule that makes single golf
players double up on Saturday
Sunday and holidays on pubic
golf courses often brings about
strange alliances. The other day
two strangers went into the
locker house Al Van Cortlsndt
Park, New York. after a round
of eighteen holes, to doff their
golf togs.
When they were dressed one
found he had been playing with
a clergyman and the other con-
fessed he was prize fighter.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
Nehf held st.IIinss men in check.

Nehf held stallings men in check.
Dutch" Leonard limited Cleveland
TO six hits. and the Tigers clawed
three Indian pitchers for enough runs
to win.
Ken william hit his third home run
In nve games. but wilkinson was In
form, and the Browns could not tri-
umph over the White So1.
After dropping five straight. Jefr
Pfeffer broke his losing streak by
shutting out the Phillies while the
Dodgers were accommodating two runs.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
AND HE'S HITTING YET.

When Ty Cobb took his first turn at
the bat again Allan Russell, May II,
IL made 7.40O times at bat for Cobb
during his sixteen years in the Amer
ican League. Ty polling 2.743 hits for
q grand batting average OF .37l.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
CLARKE GETS JOB.

= GREENvILLE. S. C., June MIG
Clarke, former catcher with the In-
disns and the Phrnies, has been made
manager OF the local South Atlantic
Association club. .,..
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
THEY MEET TOMORROW.

The X. of c. baseball team tackles
the woodmen OF the World tomorrow
at 5:45 o'clock on the diamond At
Catholic University.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10
How Many Of the Propositions Advertised On This Page Today Interest
Your Moving Day

vii be pleasant enc and your new house VIII
satisfy YOU if you Use Journal classified adver-
tisenent to find the best place 10 live
Every day The Journal prints a complete cat
alog of the best sale and rental propositions of
Augusta and suburbs
For the next few weeks, study carefully the
real estate classification from day TO day. The
very house YOU want may De advertised today
If YOU don't see It advertised, call I'd 135 and ask
for Journal Want Ad Taker and tell her what
you want So that your ad VIII be read by al who
have houses to sell or rent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10
New York Money Market

new 0rh- June g
Mercantile paper 81.
Exchange steady; sterling 6o-day
bills 3s6 - commercial bn-day bills
on banks .. SS l., commercial 6o-day
bills 3S6 demand 3.92. cables 3-93 3-4.
Francs demand : 90. cables II
Belgian francs, demand Z.sa. cables
SCI.
(Suilders demand $3.50. cables 36 30.
Lire dernand 5.S2. cables 5.S4.
Marks. demand 2.49, cables 80
New York exchange on MDnT-eR!
II u per cent. discount
Government bonds t--eEula-
pailruad bonds irregular.
Tlne loans strong. 50 days. 80 days
and six months L.
cal money STEADY; high 9. low :,
-.,ffinsr rate = closing md : offered aI
3, last ioan S. bank accsptances 1-S.
Starting moved Ir-egulH-iv IN the
late dealings. Quotations were bb-
esv bills 3.ST Ia commercial 6b-dRy
hills on banks S.ST Il. commercial
60-dav bills 3.s5 S-4, demand 3.34 3-s,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, June =
CAT-LE-EeceiptE 1000 pee4 steers
f---ecuIar, IS N - cents higher: TOP
i6S5: average I7T5 pounds: TOD wear
Iings 1855 bulk al weight 14Jo to
$50. kosher COWS and fat heI1e-s
unsvanlv higher: bulls strong 10 -
cents higher: Gamers ana cutters
steadv calves. srockers and feeders
80e15;-Receipts 10000; mostly q
cents higher closing - 70 80 cents
trigne-: rop 1880: bulk light and llgnt
hI,-che-s 145G 70 14-5: bulk 80 pounds
and over 1890 To l445 pigs 80 cents
higher with bulk 1875 70 l175.
SEEEP-Receipts 10000. poor uuai-
ity: lambs strong 10 uiEner sneep
s71riuEe-v 17Ge: others 100 IN 16ae
besf sha-n lambs I1o0: bulk 12Dh to
i5an. few choice ewes S25: others
down 70 $40 choice new crop reeci-r'
lau1bs 3252. fFw breeding lambs 1000
"A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
reatu-ss of rss Days Dealing IN All
-ne -eading Stocks

Nev -o~K June 9-Stocks wers
II a. me outset af todRv'E list
eas sezslu-- Lists reacted SHARPLY es-
D@eia-!' II -ne raIl way section before
aoef 4nn moved forward later when
stes4~ eculpments, oils ano textiles
Hee4Ene he special objects OF buIlisn
attention
ne Veakness al rails. in which nigh
-rauf sna-es suffered extreme losses
y one 70 -nres points. Was aEcriped
- 'esta-1a-s cuI II the dividend on
,--lcaEu q northwestern common and
n-e'e--ec Shorts seemed 70 regard
.H!s az prelude ID similar action IN
',Her -n"esrmert transactions.
american Y ool. Baldwin LDcumu-
--Ft Se;nIenem and several of the
F-7rlHert oI!s-stockE 1T which a
-AFEt nte-es1 Is believed TO exist
rp~emnar IN the closing rally
ali making little recover Sales
amounted 70 $50 900 shares
Fnltte2 proceedings AT Chicago
Knit y 10Y Increased attention al
-1'uEr la,esr arvlces, as viewed n the
-IAh"ia- district, gave no hint tnst
--hilmeo- had crvssaIfzeu in the IL
- .I0n ~ aEy particular candidate.
- money market pursued it's re-
."~uuus course call iosTlE opening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10
New York June {

New T0Tss- June 2
FT0T-R-Easy; spring patents 1890
4o 1850; spring clears LOO 70 125e;
winter srraignts and Kansas srraights
1895 70 1425.
wHEAT-Spot firm; rec and NO ?
-ed 9ae and No. red 2S2 ] Z track
rs7FS-spet STEADY. No . yellow
s-1J r "A New York.
0ATs-Sppt firrner; No white III
I.AED-Firn: middle west 2a6o to
gu-r,. special loose 11s CENTS
E-TTER-Firm receipts II .b25
r.-es rrery higher than extras os 10
Il 10 do. extras Sc score - j.: do-
s,-ste SS 70 81 score SO II tC 81 pack
ing stock current make No. =. 40 IL
10 Al.
E5GGs-Tr-eguiar; receipts 2I.@5I,
storage packed extra tfrsts - tn IS
firste "a 10 &c 1-z. fresh gathered ex-
,-a fi-str ~ to -: first AZ TT a. state.
pa and nearby western hennery
v-f1itee fi-sts TO extras AZ 10 %; state.
pa and nearby extras At 10 81; gath
sred browns and mixed colors f1rsts 70
extras a. 70 ~
0TAToES-Sraatiy: southern nbl
3pn to 400
CAgBAGE-steadr and unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10

at per cent, rising u a. nidnay
and Calling back 10 a the close.
Time loans for small amounts anc
mainly for short rnaIuriries were
made al prevailing rates. but little
merchants paper changed hands
Conditions affecting foreign eI-
CfIange were NOT materially altered
The London rate failed 10 reflect re-
ports thai large payments toward the
Anglo-French loan expiring next tail
mad been anticipated here
In rne bond market. however. Anglo
French 5s made q new nigh Al 9sx. al
though rne general list including Lib
errv issues. was irregular.
Total sales, par value. aggregated
1880. aan ON call. ole L. :. Is were
down g. ana old [. : IS AZ par
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10

Chicago, June ,.
SweeplnE upturns IN the value nf
grain TOOK place TODAY with an ez-
IRENE rise of : 80 cents The unex-
pected bu1lish nature Of the. govern
rnent crop repor"t was largely reSnon-
sibie Corn closed unsettled. 3 u to
cents net higher az ia SO ID ~ o-6.
July T61 70 I6I - and SepreYn ber
the same as July The finish IN oats
varied from 5-S 70 3-4 cents M
Provisions gained - cents To 50 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10

Robert White WAS a home for
two weeks vacation.
john Edgerlv has secured employ
ner1f in WaIerviile.
= Mr. and Mrs. {. d Conner wes,e IT
Lewiston and Portland during the
pasI week.
DR.. r. M Souie has purchased Mrs
lC. Z. Stevens place and will take
p1ssession as SOON as possible.
DR.. ana Mrs. c. NJ. Whitaker werf
in Belfast visiting friends Friday.
Mrs. p A. Whiteiluuse and Mrs. r
Fl whitehouse were in WaierviIle
Fridav.
Mrs. 3. A Fogg if the guest of her
son. Wallace Fogg in SomerVille,
Mass.
A. 7. Myrick. c. .. Connnr, E. ..
Chase, H NJ Brawn and z. T. White
have returned from Lewiston where
they attended the Masonic nesting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10

London, June 9-At the wool &C
clon sales 10000 bales were offered
There was a steady demand for good
sorts but others We're withdrawn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10

Boston. June g.
EEEF-Chuice whole cattle 225B tr
238D
guTTEH-Nortnsrn creamery ex'
trzs 81 to 81 I-2: western crsEmfry
extras IS IL fe 81.
CoRN-Nc. . yellow 80 To rs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10

Mrs Heien Jones passed away
wednesdav morning Six children,
three sons and three daughters sur
vfve her The funeral services were
mold Friday Rev. William Berrtnan
officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10

EGGs-Se SeRrnv hennery 81 % 81.
western axlra 80 10 o.
F7LOJ JR-SprIng DAterr no pound
sacks special shorts 151o 70 3b0U-
standard 450 70 16oo
EAY-No timothy IS 10 A..
L.AMB-Spring 350B.
OATS-Fancy 40 lbs. 10 70 L31.
POEK-Medium backs 416c-
p0TA ATCES-A-onsTDOiis and Green
Mountain SO per 100 lhs. Cn tTacl
TGAR-American Sug;Ir RetinsfTE'
quotes 80 - cents n I0t-pDund lots.
less per cent fOr cash,
n Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10
UNITY


Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Farwen oi
RpckIand were IN town over Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10

FieIr-MsIe or Fsnals %
ATTENDANTs-Des posffinns for
men and women un the wards. Wages
Slh per week 10 start AlEo expert
encec men 10 work with patients ouT-
SIDE wards. Apply TO Supt Augusta
State Hospital
COOk-PaSr-v, To aSRiHf baker. Long
season. guou wages and fine working
conditions. apply Rangeiey Lakes
Eotsl Co., Ra1gsley, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Lan6 for Sale ss
CETRCE H-L RoAD-S miles from ?.
O, small farm. house. ell ana srhnle
cnnnectsu- Good water supply. Wood
lot neArny included Il desired & 8.
Sawyer Farm agency. Opp. ID. c 2
r Sta Tel. NlW-
SEVERAL FARMS-Cnder nign STARE
uf cultivation located II AuEusra- VIM
rhrup and sidnev. Prices gree 10 sSse0.
i. Va. Seek Agency, Augusta
% GOOD FARMs-Pr.ices from s5n0
10 S3bU0 on easy terms. Al gooC
values c. Il Beane. Gardiner.
SO ACRES-Farn, CUTS % rDns nay
room house, ell 50 feet barn SSxA0
hen mouse. ice mouse. 500 cnrds WOOD
n.lae 70 100 0n0 1aer lumber gpOu
water, excellent pasture al build
tngs III flrsr class repair Al farm
ing tDDIs and one horse go with place
Moving machine, horse raRa. double
SLED, farm wagon, double seRrec
wagon, al small tnols. Taxes vii
be paid for gee. Price S2SH0 TINS
Is q big value, .. 4 BeRne Card
ner. Me.
65 ACRES-B8y snure farm magrIfi-
Gently located. 20 rlIlage. pal. mostly
woodland. orchard. fine SHADE fint
1t-oom house. splendid cellar. nnt
stable. CaItle and nay barn. hef
house etc, including 3 cows neiTer
good horse hens. farming tools auc
equipment. cream separatnr- etc. Bar.
gain $500. Souls & hiIby Co, Bruins.
wick, Me. Tel I7T-W
Ts ACRES-WiL large lot farm rpois
Near railroad. State -oaC. good ioca-
/ lion. Prize S15tN Terms Z desired
Amos Higgins Farm Agency opp 5D-
II. 4
IS ACRES-Dne Of the best farms n
hennenec county. - miles from city
Of Gardiner. 65 acres tlIiage land al
buildings IN Al condition s-Luatsu or
Lhr car line. large wooC lot and z
large quantity lumber. cuts 40 IL 81
tons nav. good water in house Rnt
stable fine cellar under house auc
barn. Liberal terms 9 4 Beanie
ETaru1ner Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10
FINANCIAL

Business oppu--uniries So
LTNCE RoOM-For sandwich FRANK
Corr ana Egr- lunches newly
equipped. Desr location in town
Owner mas other business so via sell
yer" reasonable. Write = A Nj "
care Journal
PRINTING EST ENT-da-
cnlnery and good will. Good busj-
ness n live CITY III health cause Of
selling. lSh Mann Ave. Gardner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10

| SQUIRREL ISLAND-Furn4shed cot
! tagE. fine haThor view E. g. Eennse
1 Plume 566-N AugunrA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10
LIVE STOCK

Dogs. Cats. 7srs ~
COLLIE PTPS--hrae 10 weeiss ola.
$40 each Mrs p = Bacon Oat.s-
land 2. r. 7. SO. Tel. Sidney 7-24
EOCNDs-F'ive months old from
1uIl HOODED STOCK. Excellent hunt
s-s. Seo Farnnam Manchester. Tsl.
169-J
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10
Shore P-operty far Sale

COBBOssEEcONTEE - room furn-
lsfec cottage, piano etc. about
800 IT af land. BeauriEully located.
GOOD elevation extensive veranGAfi,
al Farrs 8 Cove. Further iuforms-
tlon can he had by addressing Jurn
r Cunroy. 2. r r ID, Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-06-10
MERCHANDISE

SON Depot Square. Gardiner
SCREENS-Made To order. al sizes. ..
z. Armstrong Co. Tel. ISM, D6
Water ST.. Augusta
Business Eaufunent 81
DICTAPAONE-Edis T-anscrihIug
Machine and Shaving Machine. with
assortment of cylinders, ali IN rrst
ciRAs condition. al JUop Of present sell
ing price Lewis 4 RurieiEh. Trustee,
Augusta. Name.
SODA FDI-NTAIN-And ice cream
cabinet. Iuoa condition. Box 3ba,
Gardiner
TYPEWRITER rental Under
woeGs and ROYALS in first class con-
dition. Ribbons soc. TIC, s.. g W
Mer-fi
The evening world., 1920-06-11

pledged to do and insist upon
what u just and fair may exer-
else their influence and power for
the prevention of war. We believe
that all this can. be done without the
compromise of national indepen-
dence, without deprivlng the people
OF the United States in advance of
the right to determine for themselves
what Is just and fair, when the oc-
casion arises. and without involving
them as participants and not as
peacemakers in a multitude OF quar-
rels. the merits of which they are
unable 20 judge
The covenant signed by, the Presi-
dent at Paris failed signally to ac-
complish this purpose, and contained
stipulations not only intolerable for
an independent people, but certain to
produce the injustice. hostility and
controversy among nations which It
proposed to prevent.
That covenant repudiated to a de-
gree wholly unnecessary and unJusti-
fable the time-honored policy in favor
of peace declared by Washington and
Jefferson and Monroe and pursued by
all American Administrators for more
than a century, and II ignored the
universal sentiments OF America for
generations past In favor of interna-