Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
COLLEGE GIRLS ENJOYING
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the refugee garments made during the re-
construction period and the class work III
First aid. surgical dressings, and nome
nursing courses She especially emphaslhcu
the fact that the college branch, since ltS
formation in 1917, had always boaste,,
100 per cent membership and urged ali
students to respond to the membership ron
call Of November.
About 40 girls are now taking the course
in home nursing and other classes VIII DC
formed for FIRST aid" and nutrition.
Mabel Smith, who will conduct the
| November membership drive, was ap1,
pointed to act rs delegate to the he1
| Cross meeting of October ~. Dr' Farratu'
national chairman, will address t1e 'icCt
! ing which is to be held in the itotci dll
/ Pont. Wilmington and the privilege oil
/ sending n delegate from the college IS one
/ which is appreciated by the students;
| Everything points toward successful
j Red Cross year at the college
MANY STUDENTS WILL VOTE
Politics plav an important part IN the
life of the college at present Many SUI
dents have registered and are planning
to vote in November. Those VINO are not
old enough to vote, however, are as en-
thusastic in their support OF the opl9,SniE
candidates rs are their more prlvheReo
sisters. Debates will soon be IN ORDER be-
tween party supports to follow up ~
fcssor NauChns series OF non-partlsan al
dresses Tho Campaign. the Issues
and "Tbc BALLOT Box" Clubs have been
organized among the students and mem
bers of each are staunchly supporting
their cause.
The Cox-Rooscvclt Club was organized
ON Tuesday night. with Katherine Stevens
leader and Margaret Moiiett, secretary
On Thursday night the Republicans organ
izcd with Louise jackson chairman ana
Helen Groves, secretary.
On Thursday, katherine Stevens, lead
pr Of the Cox-Roosevelt Club, and Ann
Van SAINT. mn enthusiastic Democ' al, at
tended the meeting in Wilmington winch
was add essed by Governor 1oN
Nfavor Frazier of Newark, Caieb r.
Burchcnal and Professor Clarence snort
are among the speakers secured bE ihe
Democratic Club and the Republicans also
will have able men to present then side q
the question.
ADDRESS BY {. T. RURCHENAr.
Mr. and Mrs Caleb r. HIrchonal
motorcd to Newark on Monday evening
and were dim er guests of the faculty ana
| the Cox-Rooscvelt Club Of the omen
| College. Following dmrcr, Mr. Bnrchcna
| addressed large audIcrce oi students
/ and facultvon the subject Of vital import
| ance IN the present campaign hc
1 | caque of Nations. After congratulate <
1 those students Who could vote upon tins
1 vital issue MIR. Burchonal spoke 81 the
/ especial appeal of the present campaign
| iss,le to women. irrespective q party
! affiliations. TO the educated people the
/ idea Of a world league was TO more ~
! question than the idea Of the colitcdcra-
/ ton Of the Is colonies appeared to ~
vanced thinkers IN l116. lo them nc
/ League Of Natiors means merely carrying
| the idea Of successful confederation INTO
| a wider field Of international affairs, ana
| bring International anarchy under mW'
/ Thinking men and women recognize the
Mood for this action but women, Mir.
| Burchenal afiirms, may he more lho'-
pendent in deciding upon II, sInce th'y
are not bound by party tics and narrowed
bv Marty prciudIccs He thon summoLcd
nj, in Il most logical and convincing manrer
| the contents of the League. he League
| Of Nations is first of sd ? league for dis
armament ard by making large armies
undesirable will remove the tenptaiiots
OF military ambitious which have Doch
/ factors III creating wars.
The International Tribunal provided IN
the League Of Nauors Is merely steo
forward in civilizations attitude toward
/ Justice Just as civilization fixed civil
courts to decide between two individuals
without their recourse 10 STRIFE SO thc
international tribunal will prevent use
of force in settling international disputes
The Nations must now decide that not
might. hut right and justice shall prevail,
The fact that the Nations concerned
must abide hvthe decisions OF the rihlinai
increased the power ard efficiency OF the
League. making Il not merely ldealistic
but practical.
Article y is not the bugaboo that oppo-
nents Of the League thy 10 make 1t In
fact Theodore Roosevelt expressed the
I same idea In practically the same woros
of the new document when IN l9lu ne
spoke in Christiania, Norway upon the
occasion OF receiving the Nobel Peace
Prze. Since national integrity Is guaran-
teed 10 the members Of the league u der
Article \ no nation may bc invaded with
ont all nations rising 20 prevent Il
War is not inevitable under the league
| since all nations first get into line 70 pre-
vent attack. Economies iorce-the
blockade and boycott may then be
brought to bear, but in practically all
eases this will be sufficient. War Is under
the League. the last resort. We, however,
as a world power must be strong enough
to assume our obligations. We are CON
cerned with the affairs OF Europe rs We
showed during the last war when we kept
out rs lorg Us We possibly could with
honor. If the United States stays out
of the league which IS uow actually func-
tioning and has q membership OF ~
nations, it viii mean that the United
States must take its place in the splendid
company OF Germany, Austria, Turkey
and Mexico and must arm TO the teeth 70
maintain place outside the league Then
instead Of. maintaining ar army Of one
hundred thousand men must raise an
army Of one million men.
America does not want this Heririends
among the nations are parties to the
league and look for America 70 JON them
England. whose QuaTre!s with. Us have
always been brotherly quarTels and whose
support has always been ready when VIC
needed it France. who likes the United
States and places in her public parks
statues Of Washington and OF Franklin
Brazil. who entered the Great War be
cause we went in, China who feels par-
ticuar friendship for the United state:
and uses the Boxer indemnity fund re
fused bv Us to send to Americ2 her men
and women as students Of our ideals and
institutions.
The League Of Nations and the Peace
Trout, Nth Germany are DartS Of the