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tinder the procedure laid down by
the covenant. In event of ft depute
between nation, the matters must
bo nubmlted to Ihe council for Inven
tlgalion. SU months Is allowed for
this purpose, and after this three
months must elapse before war can
be possible. The council has power
" to enforce Its decision by an economic
boycott, the cessation of commerce,
the most powerful weapon Imagin
able. Then, If the nation boycotted
Invades the territory of another na
tion, all the nations agree to subju
rate that has not kpet Its pledge,
pate the nation that has not kept Its
pledge to abide by the league dec!
alon. Had the nations of the
world attacked Germany when
Belgium was Invaded, there would
have been no world war, the speaker
declared.
"Entangling alliances are danger
ous," was another objection referred
to by the speaker. An alliance, ht
declared, was an agreement to fight.
The league Is an agreement to put an
nd to fighting. He told of the pre
parations for war covering the last
fifty years, and declared that the na
tions had reaped exactly what they
owed. "The world Is crying for pro
tection against another such calam
ity," he said.
Mr. Fleharty denied that the
boundaries of nations, as fixed by the
covenant, cannot be changed. The
nations can unite, or divide, as they
like. The league Is Interested only
In cases of external aggression. It
has no Interest In civil wars, such aa
the Irish revolt, unless the peace of
the world Is threatened thereby.
The Monroe Doctrine.
Instead of abrogating the Monroe
doctrine, the league strengthens It.
"The Monroe doctrine Is so good that
the world will adopt It," he declare i.
TJnder Ihe Monroe doctrine, If the
Japanese tihould land In Mexio, the
United States would send troops to
drive them out. Under the league,
all the nations of the world would
assist.
The freedom of Ireland would be
come possible under the league, the
speaker Insisted. England hates :o
give up Ireland now because that
country is reparated from it by o'lly
the English channel, and if Ireland
were a free country, It would furnlsH
the finest sort of a back door en
trance for England's foes. Dut with
the nations of the world insuring her
security, would she not be willing to
free It eland? Governor Cox has
piomlsed tha' if elected he will lay
the case of Ireland before the coun
cil of the league.
Wlirtt About Precedent?
"There is no preced'iit for such a
hlng," cry the objectors to the lea
zue. America always sets her own
precedents, declared the spiaker
He cited the war with Spain, the
freeing cf Cuba and the rhJippines,
ind the sending of an army to Eur
ope In the world war.
The Shantung question was dis
cussed. In 1898. the speaker ex
plained, Germany got control of Klau
h.w, on a ninety-nine year lease.
The president of the United States, a
L r ublican, entered no protest to the
steal. The republicans now, for po
Ilitcal purposes, are being greatly ex-rc.!-ed.
' Japan does not gain posses
sion of Klau Chow It simply suc
ceeds to, the German lease, as a re
ward for kicking the Germans Into
the ocean. The chief benefits under
the lease is not the control of forty
million souls, but commercial privil
eges over a Jointly owned and oper
ated railway.
Your Hons In Danger?
The mother who shrinks from hav
ing her son called Into war with
the sons of thirty-nine other nations
at his shoulder shrinks back Into
the arms of war without end. "Am
erfca first", he said, Was similar to
the cry of the once proud Hohenzoll
erns. He wanted to know: America
first In what? He quoted: "Let him
who would be greatest among you be
your servant."
The league Is now at work doing
useful work, measuring boundaries,
destroying armaments, fighting
typhus, the opium traffic and tht
traffic In girls in women. The United
States Is the only Important nation
that has not Joined. He condemned
those who would for party advantage
follow a leader "America, deaf,
dumb and blind."
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AIDS TO GRACE AND BEAUTY
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Making the Most of Your Hair.
assure no one would have lwX'd at
her twice.
Hut If you want to see camouflage
her sister, who only has a sliort tot
ranching to her shoulders can hov
It to you. That girl Is foreve
laundering and brushing and waving
!hat little fluffy wig of hers u nil .
airly snaps and gleams with life stir
vitality. When she wants to give I
i rect from hot irons she d.impers li
ml puts It In curling pins over nlglit.
these she discretely covers with
boult1r cap. hut she would as eeo
think of going out without her sho"
on as of being seen without stro'fh
hair plastered close to the head 01
straggling loosly without a ha t
net.
The secret of beautiful hair Is sim
ple. Keep It clean. . When you of
wash it be sure not to leave coap In
the hair which ro's it. See to 1 f-n
your scalp Is kept loose by tnrssag
If necessary. You would not expf-c
a plant to put forth strong deep roots
In a rocky soil would you? Well, tht
tituatlon Is the same when the teal
is thin and poorly nourished nn
clings to the bony structure of th
skull.
As for washing the hair too fre
quently that Is an exploded theory
Some heads need It oftenT tbir
others, they are oilier, perspire mor'
and the dust clings and cannot b-
removed by brushing. Wash your
hair as often as you need It and yo
will not suffer with dandruff, but
and this Is important be sure ever?
bit of soap is rinsed out of it. It Is
not the frequent washings, it Is the
soap left In your hair which can1'"
to fall out. You cannot rinse it too
thoroughly.
And any woman can fix her he.W
prettily nowadays If she only takes
the trouble to curl it. This mak
the hair look twice as thick and pre
vents the net from flattening It. 1
style of the moment 1h extremely
simple with only a small knot, o
even the ends turned under. The
head is made too small and trim.
Only remember that If you have t
high forehead' you must wear a
fringe or your hair parted instead of
crushed back plain.
The coiffure depends entirely for
lis benuty on the condition of th
hair itself, whether it is gloBFy and
well waved. This is in the power of
every woman If she will take th
time and trouble.
Do you remember that girl we saw
nn the bathing beach last summer?
The one with the beautiful hair we
admired so much as she sat there
drying It In the sun? Well she
ought always to leave it down her
brick. The other day I met her and
hardly recognized her. She wore
that beautiful hair drawn into a hard
untidy knot., with the lors" encH
straggling over her ears, and I can
CARD OP THANKS.
The undersigned wishes to express
his sincere thanks to the Alliance B
of R. T., the B. of L. F. & E., the O.
j R. C, the S. U. of N. A., for theii
words and acts of kindness and ccr:
' trlbiitions toward his material com
! fort during his recent injury.
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