Evening star., 1923-04-14

man by injecting moro fat or ,nor..
Mater-or soInething-into the hrai1,
lie even tells us that by such In lee
ton he can Introduce what wa 1vG,lIl
call synthetic alcohol, which womb
give ehhllaratton without tho cous,.
quent depression. All this com.
from u per cent fat Drained k;E
saS years after the eighteenth arnerd-
IncHt has become the supreme LAW ~
the land. What we need is less Ia..,
ana more Phosphorus.
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Maybe President Harding nov IN.
derstands the restless feeling that
possessed the soldier when ho r.
turned homo after two Years .P cy.
citem"nt abroad, for If IS noted tb.,,
on tn" day after the President hal
returned to his dcsi. he could no, rc.
sist Ia" excuse To drop mrs work ;,i
O'Clock and call il n dav. inst l..
cause -Al JGIeDn dared IiI,
EpJl win him. Ldddi" Boz. saw, -
ltnati"n aud hdrkcd rauutiI.gIv. ~.
3hiE KNOWN parasite uf ti4, t.0If I,,..
- ti,e ts'tsc fly Tho former MAJ ~.
I" forget his Worries. -I;oth c.II T.
sVattcrs.
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The decision OF Secretary hugh
10 bar Mnc EalauH, VIII. nr r4
president Of Russia from cutran,
INTO America, is quickly followed L.,
an announcement from London ,bt.
Great Britain VIII Withdraw di3lo
matte relations with EussiJ # A..
soFlets execute amy more pricsie
fortunately America has had va.
uIPIoinatic relations with that .ny-
erninent, ard The arrival OF a repre-
sentative 50 close To- th,. snl-fcf -.
crnment, Immediately after a ,.ri,.,.
that mis- the civilized world with 1,.-.
i"i' do'S not ctlI for a rcpntitio, II,
the crime h"for" our goycrItnt.lt 81.
the limit III protesting
America has fed millions
ialninr- stricken E,u~>ian&. ana
man" impulses would lead ,Ie ~ ~.
tlhue saving lives even There t.
secretary Hughes takes the pceft,..
tnat saNaEery must ~ taught thar
stands outside til" pale ~ cflft51
tinu :" long as il d"iies The pria-
tlp!es Of civilization So outraceous
IL mas not been proved mat ~,
priests ever plotted against the Euy-
ernment; their only crime was tIa,
they persisted in teaching the CAIN
re!iglon after ali religion had be-
outiawed by the atheis'ic soviets.
Paciftsts persist in talking Of "ou.
lawing war" and in = commu-i,.,-
ton OF day or two ago. the Stat.-
ni"nt was mad.: I'VE have abolish.
the duello between individuals as i'm
possible; why not All Join the wis.
women, and outlaw law. which has
now become simply scientific mas
ere Of whole unarmed peoples2"
If that questioner is possessed II.
a Willingness To face the facts T.r
MIN inquire how the duclIo was alat-
ished. Was il by tho enactment II
law, or by the gradual evolution n
sentiment among all concerned?
What is meant by "outlawing war,
What would the advocates lay.
America do about it, when attacked
by such an outlaw as soviet RussIa.
Outlaw war? Yes, when a means is
discovered of controlling the outlaws
OF the nations The pacifsts app..r
5" scared at the reports Of the new
horrors of war-gas and airplan.,
specially-that they present only in
cohtreht chatterIngS and appeals that
America alone throw down ali mean
OF defense and surrender abjectIv 10
the world outlaws and national brig
andS. looking grecdily upon our
wealth.
We have uutlawed burglary. hit
the prudent man sriII keeps a loaded
TtNoiNer within reach i'm his bedroom
c nave outIaWed many crimes. bIf
We sun have a police force to enforce
our outlaw derreeS. America has nll.
ldWed war but stands on self-defens..
against the outlaws
Copyright, 1893. hr T. V Collins