The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 02, 1919, Image 6
EICESS OF A imK
Actuanl Cousiteration of Giermni Pence
'I'retity to be T iken lp) Next Week.
Republienns P'repare to F igiht for
C lilitn ire.
\\'sh IiIgton .le ' 2 . ThI I v six -
xth n2,lud Zito special
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any car
Cal
ed, plan first, amendinent of the
treaty inl four princi16pal features-to
elinijate article 10 of the league of
nations, to further protect the Monroe
Doctrine, to eliminate domestic ques
tions froin the Iague's j urisdiction
and to provide for withdrawal from
ti le Ieat.le witlioit 1111111111ann u conisenit.
If halked ill ainieidieit tle opposition
; it ullder-to l pills to fall back up
' t i41,411 to add reservationis to
' i'ss den s ill ratificationl.
Tle ilnuwdiate and pressing task
1, >r in"i's loiorrow is dis)posal of
1I : i h r' ma ini1 appropriation bills
i, a1111y. vy, and suiidry civil
b . is t- llistrict of Columbia an
SsippY ll :tsure4' and geieral de
Hutit( ve hii!. Repubhlicann leaders hlope
it) o s 1nd th10 i t - o tie \\ite llus by
:1iournbient) I lo1011(1 row nighlt or ait
TIit. Tu sday, the date the finnis
calrrird arr n1edd to con1tinule go\'
rm ntactivities'.
\'it u'r' blni' itt \\Ilson will not be
her in 1 :4 -t signt tile hills, admin
itat (Ii)ionl o(iials expect. hImI)) to pre
VOnt. a temi:>oI ary, teclinical (14llit Inl
Ile gv temen riiifuds by a wireless
at11hri. iali o f1 hIi it is a Nproval if 14ay
11 t111 11t1irth hill" un1 il he e n1 at
P 111. Illnnnn or prohlibit ionl ('n
f ' '1 aInI o tier lb!islion in
uIlrc(i 1r t' ion r 1ssion al re.4"(e. cetss
plan i. T h . hou l forH ement hill is
to e tke' up.luy IandTudy
1: a liciary 4u -c nitt ee1
v ill.eet1to draft Similar legisA lton.
Comm~litte, alctivities of bo(tht senate
.u1 t1: 4 l 1i are to be su it1 (1n d ' SenerO
ly h Wis w I it i'xcepI4t i(n1 oI, t he
houI i tietn f am yilI\ a ffa irs.
%\ NO 1' NTE-D FORt W.\R
Thirty-tlbret. Thuandii Soldiers hill
4.d il Action. Otler Fiunires Given.
'as in t lau 21 Tt(ilidcal al
t of.\.r a xpedilionlary forces.
rle i o 4!.00o va a no ncd
\11 nv n in 1114 at in " 10.9 81
\ inion not iluding
p :on r., ree::ed and return-led.
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re will open a
w4 1920
r'~ has ail' ll the141 ne02S
mpr
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- THE DUTCH PROPHET SAYS *
The fact no doubt appears that 1919
Is not a good ye: r for cotton, as was
inliniated in Ih e recast mllade by the
Dutch Weather' o (iet on February
!1, when he( prollni ' tmit i', . -f he
wollid miake I blic a privale state
molnt. con1cerning the size of (lhe crop.
The'li forecast of Fedinury 6 was to
the effect that excess'ive preipitat Ion
wioln he tile min i ause' of a ilortage
inl th coltoni crop inl 1919. The rains
il F'ebrua ry inl Texas and In .March in
tIh EI'astIern l't delayed plait Iing, and
Ino' rains il 'May --the heaveist since
any itnonth of lay since IS8- -inter
fered with plantingt and nilt ivation
throughonut he cotton helI. While
conditions in Ihis respect were not so
serious in Soith Carolina, the ralis
hmve conltinlued in ll . other enltion
sites and today (uine 21) we have a
sample of theni in this State.
Thu, is thw doilainl of our) next door.
igib'llor, the Georgia a rieniltuiral de
partim iit.en siin ates from half to Itwo
llirds.? of a1 c iton rop for that State
(n aroI t o11111 f ()V vx cess 4Zi ve o uois-( ture,
11*Ugra fichid. .1nd hack of ,411fficent 1.a
loir to (I t ki at the crop.
So 1 hold to III v Februlilarv privaIe
fore'ast 1i11 nno nce tit thle 1 t coton
erop of 191'. will i' 10.119.1S( halIvs.
.,,: iird:ty lune 21. Ohw loniest chay
in II yea- was one of (hli s ittent
days, also - ' !9 19. Notwi1 thstanding,,
tie lays (if ,J I n be e11111 in n'sely
1Ulm the cartih, tH sunllshineo was lot
nlorll1. Th'll obsencve of radiation of*
thev 1-03n' , rayS asnoicedl by othiers
be i h I lic \\'ealtiir Proplhet.
Th' nor qna i~#l I eiti t h 'as evailed
i l t : inh of 191,4. It w ill oe -
liv.\ la tn 'ttn i and 0(01 e to di
C' s he l n s Inte Iof it,
Srranch e i o
We wil carr' o 1
ser i mo propWr fruitae of
It 0ntionl an. concerne1kd. Rains
ce;i sht psryt O fornin of cot
toeloo , nt also rait bfore mi
hay cause- thll collonl bloomls to drop.
The sme thing apples to fthe. normal
branch Servic
eutycen We
(INCOR
biaodelwl
develOpm11enft of the shapes on the
plant.
My forecast for cool nights-at
least two distinct cool periods each
Ionth-hold good for the summer.
Precipitation will also contiiio in
greater volume than for many years.
The aerea of excessive precillitat ion
which hati prevalled largely in the
tI' ''In t volton helt9 will event tuall y iI
vade thi( -vasterui belt, and wheni the
record shall have been mado for the
year it will shaw fle heaviest. rainfall
withinl a deca(do at least.
It. has ]aid the farmieirs to hold the
colln rop of 191S. 'The outlook for
a -ool average crop before 1922 does
not :rppear to the I)iult l Weather Pro
phIet. The posit ionI o f the varth11 and
the4 suiln will not assille its regulr1i or
dei loore t ha it 9i1n, and th prospect
is ilore for a famine than a large pro
ductioll In the imeaitine in the I ot toln
vrop. The ;iinmmit of high Prices for
lie staple will niot he reached even
whell cotto 9( oes to :,.) ((Its5. whicit It
will do very soon.
Ilie Ihistor y of Ilie Coton crop is on
ly beinati repeated anid also fille lositi
of til nril and sun. 01i4 h umidred
,: rs a!,(o (iI 9on sol for :2 ceiiI, and
- tiam satifie' that 9lie samiiie met eoro
Silea I plieioilena prevailed from
112 to IS9 in res to 1 itlh radiation
fo. the s 1.i's ays on the iarthi. The
year 15! is kuown as tlie year wiitliot
a nIlIluner111 and frost o relld every
ilonihI in thlie year as5 f iar south as Ilie
'arall l :5 (ounidaiY of Nort-h and
Ioth Carol ia).
*cientlifi .'uithorilivs at Wash i". tio
inl d1escribingf., the imimielse spiots oil ile;
,1111's srfac I v that thie occurrence
(f Su h a di.;tuIrbIIaev has come three
y'ar s in adlvaice oflE ilie listia vlnorial
nitin 1011wa diseussed in a three (o0
I- r clo !n The s1:1i0 ni:rily two!
a : 1 ). -y the IIIhttel Weather Pro
lT! St I.
I!M t. l The O State.M
i Vl9 I p I lI,! i \.
I I Iloi t'ampliV n. x:ii91soe
I ~ ~ ~ ; Fi I'A.- .juu p1To :artied
, iver hf reo todaY and1 sw.aml lo shore.
1 lapri ,\::.,, mald fromi a bezhi. of
abIoutf "0 fee.t. The14 pl -.aF ilotedl
b I elt. V. I'. .\yere . 11111 recnitly a
pursuit pilot at (Iha rl esoil ild. It
u. aid thait th' "eat is t!,e fir.t of its
ind.
) I
,e Station in La
y a line of Part
ril have the
blaxwell
ments to mh
i, open drive shaft,
ting plant has been
p
will take pleast
toCC
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