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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
BEWARE The
COUGH OR COLD
THAT HANGS ON

Chronic cough, ana persistent
soids lead 10 serious lung trouble
You can step them now With cFeo-
muislon. an smuisiflsd ersosste that
Il pleasant 70 take. Creomulslon u
a new medical discovery with two
fold actlen. Il soothss and heals the
infiamsd msmbfanss and kills the
germ.
OF all known drugs eFseseis Il
recognized BY abe medical fFstsrnlty
"a the greatest healing agency for
the treatment % chronic coughs and
colds aud other forms % throat and
lung troubles. crsomuisien eontAins.
In addition 70 cFscsote. other hsaiing
elements which aaothe and heal thu
lnfiamed membranes and stop the IT.
ritsti0n and inflammhtion. while the
rreosnta goes on TO the stomach. 10
absorbsd Into the blood. attacks the
seat % abe trouble and destroys the
germs that lead 20 eonsumption.
CFsomulsien - guaranteed ssiis-
factory ia the treatment % chronic
coughs and eolds. bronchial asthma.
eatarrhai bronchitis and othsr ferns
~ threat and lung diseases. and ~
excellent fer building up the system
after colds or the fu, Money re-
funded N any cough or cold. no mat
ter OF how long standing. IL not 70.
iisved after taking according 70 d.
rsetions. AK your druggist. Greco
muision Co. Atlantis. oa-Adysr-
GiatmenI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

qiialniaucs and always with tie ntipg
or conscience 10 torment them.
And what now their lives remod
eltd aBd apparently ~ good a. new.
but wrecln iuat the same The wifc's
love hit With a hurricane. her fond
dreams ~ yoath shattered The
children are deprived n that conn,
dsnee and love for and the sHhmplo
~ that father Surely this married
man made q mess u things,
Ana tho woman in ths case what
about herr she made an unhappy
husband-for ths fhama q n be left
the city and hln practice. got q di.
Yoree and took the daughter with
him, Thit child is deprived OF her
mother, IN spite of whose raHh act ~
the only one who can fiil the mothers
placo, This woman has lost her
child. the dearest thing IN 40 the
world 20 her And her relatives. they
have certainly suffered. TOO.
] cannot imagine q case where run.
away lovers that arc already mar.
uedl would be- apt 10 find happiness.
II Ia beat. n life IL unbearable with
ones spouse. 10 take the brave and
sensible way out % ii-get a divorce.
And while married keep yourself IN.
tainted and above reproach. not alto
Eethsf because Of tho world. but be
cause Of your oWn conscience,
Never lst your married life be-
come unbearubis Just because Of a
third party, II you DO. u Il a fore.
gonc conclusion that you are headed
for disaster. Your last condition
may be worse than the first. You
may find that you were happier with
what you didn't want. than IN fun
possession Of what you thought you
wanted.
II II true that somesimsa. unoou.
sciously, friendships or attractions
that seem harmless, will spring uD.
But beware. they may be embryo ia
fAtuAtlons. Improper ssR emotions
arc the flames that draw thoughiiess
moth.Ake creatures 10 their osn
destruction. A MOTHER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Students Invited
to Study Mexico

Students u the University q
Washington have been invited 20
attend the fourth summer tssfi0n
81 tie National University of Aex.
ieo. 10 b. held Ia MEXICO City from
July 20 August -. 1884. During
the 1923 session. 900 American pro.
fsssors and students were in attend.
anee.
Mexico wants and needs our
friendship" Gays Douglas l.. Park.
sr. representative OF the American
Friend9 Service committee IA Mex.
leo. The summer session % the
Mexican National university IL ono
of the moat potent agencies Tor the
fostering u international friendEiliu
ana understanding between Amen.
cans and MeKicans. The opporfuni.
iieh FOR American students 20 study
Mexican life ana civilization are un.
usual a knowledge Of the spar-
ish language Is not a prerequisite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Would Help 10 Fight
Dope Euil

Dear Miss Grey: IA I am q
stranger IN Seattle will you please
tell me Where ] can Join an or
EaniKsilon that il actively fighting
tho dope" evii7
have had u very bitter erpsr-
fence IN my family BY having one
member az ono time an addict ard
] am very anxious 20 help IN every
way possible 10 suppress tho evil.
My grtatssi desire Is 70 ~ myself
thru education no tina, IN a few
years when my family IL raised,
can take up the work % teaching
the public ,hst there are substitutes
which doctors can use today that
win take the place Of the hypo-
dsftnia q morphine In severe pain,
and that IA one way that We can
educate and stop one OF the sources
os drug Addlc,a
One OF our most successful sur
ssona ~ the Northwest Will not
carry . permi, 10 handle narcotics.
ThiA know 70 bs a fact. because
vs have DISCUSSED u many times,
and ! have even gone 70 far as 20
investigate and see n DC voluntarily
gave up the use Of them thru or
because 10 had AZ some time yio-
lated tho LAW and I found out that
he viii not handle narcotics be-
cause he has no uso for them
either IN general practice or sur
gerry and tina, he can carry a per-
init for their use AZ any time ne
wishes 50 I believe that IL some
thing 10 teach the people today 10
that thru their demand our ply
sicians viii have 90 fail In linz and
use harmless drugs
Ny experience with the average
physician Is tina, he win prescribe
and give dope Just az long a. he
feels that there IL no serious con
sequences 20 him In doing 30. and
that when you take opium deriya-
lives away from him he ir helpless
IN cases OF pain. NJ u.
The White crots ard fhs China
club are both fighting the DOPE ewi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

'For slx years 7 suffered from ga.
on the etomaehs PAIRS. hsAaashs ann
dlrElns-s The first doss ~ Aflrrshs
llntsstinst aniiseptiel gave relief
and now I rest well a. might ana
All the Eas ~ gone. Adlsrlks has
also made a new man 81 my bus
band" tslgnsd) Mrs. =. HFiueiey,
fsisainsi Astfseysis
Thsfs 10 res sffsfss % the rahlis .
,,,ssysflsn hssinEs ~. DOUBLE setlsH
n a. lrt.stiasi sntlsspile snd . cox.
rrETr system sissassr. ThIs ffspsra'
-, knewn ss taisFfks. act. 80 feitewsi
n tsnds 20 sllnlinsts " dsslrey hsrrs-
,.,l germs ara esisa kssfill IN shs satss-
,frsI sanal, thus guarding sralass sp-
ysrsieisls aai oihsr diseases hsssnS
thsir start here,
IL IL ths NEST eernrists systsna eissuseF
sxsr effsrsa 70 the patils, ssiins ca
porn UPPER and lswsr eswsi sBd rsfHsv.
tag foul matter which psisers4 the sysssta
fpr raenths ana whseh nsthisE else can
disiadss. II brirEs out ali Essss, thus
Immediately rsllsfinE prsaaFs % the
hsaft. u 10 astsaishlar Tbs great araoahi
81 poisoasus matter Aalsrika dEsss ffem
the slirusntsFy saasl--psttsf yep never
ihessht vas 10 yaax syEisfa. TRY II ftshi
AFTER = natural mpvsmsnt sHd ns;iss hsv
much more feat matter u brings ous
which ~as peiseains Feu. II silsht ats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

Children punish themselves terribly
By Ignoring natures demands. They
bring constipation upon themselves.
They inytts the many other diseasss
which can be traced 20 constipation.
Immediass steps should be taken 10
rid them and kssp them free from tkia
disease.
IL TAKES ALL bran 10 be 100 per
cent enectiys. That's uhat Kellogg q
h--ALL brsn. That 10 why doctors
everywhere Fseemnend Ksliogg's.
That II why Ksllogg's Bran carries n
monsy.hack GUARANTEES 20 brtag per.
msuent relief. II eaten regularly, In
the most ehTonle CAGES Of constipation.
That II why Kstloggs Bran. cooked
and krumblsd. has brought glorious,
glowing health 10 thoussAds-because
L 10 ALL bran.
So matter bow l0sg enc Ia, sut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
FUNDS SOUGHT
Congregational Students
viii Start Campaign

pr Henry suEEallo. president Of
the University q washingsonl Or
u. =. HeSselgravs. student pastor 81
the uatveFstty Congregational
church; Miss Roberta Crawford and
Eev. {. J. Hawkins. pastor ~ Pts,
faouih church. ~iil be the speakers
"Wednesday night AZ dinner az The
plymouth Congregational church
which viii inausurste a campaign 60
raise a fso.aea house and mainte'
fhnce fund fer the Pilgrim ciuh sa
crgSnEation ~ Congregational stu
dents cf the university.
Il Is planned that the establish.
Fnent % the club fund shall extend
oVer q period q several years aud
ether Congregational churches IA Sc
attic and the Northwest have hssn
Invited 20 participate. The club has
already purchased a house at 18th
ave. y. y. and tsrd -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Students Ready
for Big Opera

sThe Iass II Limerick Town an
nual opera u broadway high school.
viii be given nsKt Friday and satur.
day evenings IN che school audliori'
nun under che direction 81 David D.
Davies. assisted by Mlsa Blanche
and Miss Faith Clsland. A chorus of
100. accompanied by a special or
chosira. pili give. 4 Il declared hy
those familiar wstL the closing re-
hearsals. one q the best musical
productions yst presented by The
school
Leads will be taken bY otis he
lay. Julia Rose. MAY SeeL Harry
uant. Anna Olandrr. Ernest KING.
Jack KellogF. Thslma stevens. iiar'
Old Ilkort. Tom Mcdonald. John
Helms. Robert Isfuhers. Beulah
Rurgh and Lorenzo crahtrts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
SAFETY TALKED
Accident Prevention Work
Promoted al conCIaye

A conference ~ more than % per
sons engaged In accident prevention
and safety work vas held IN the
Rainier club TUESDAY under the aus
pieces of the Federated Industries
Lewis a. DE Biois. president, and
g. J. Williams. ~ Chicago. chief en-
rinssr o. the National Safety coun-
~. Addressed The group. New msaf
urts Of safety. new devices and oda.
ratlouai equipment wsrs discussed
HerEt Frank Fuqua. head u fhe
traffic department, Edward J. Clf
ford head % the department ~ labor
and Industries, and Harley Hughes
Ntais supervisor Of safety, attended
the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Student Masons
Ask New Chapter

A petition 20 obtain a charter OF
square and Compass. national inter
cciiegiate Masonic fraternity, has
been sent 60 the general council OF
that organization by memhers OF the
faculty and students o. the univer
fity % Washington. recently organ
lied as a Masonic club.
Or. Henry suEEallo. Coach Enoch
llagshaw. Acting Dean r W. Jones.
Graduate Manager Darwin Meisnest.
Professor George S. Wilson and
Coach Jimmie Arbuthnot are the
nonstudent members % tho iocalso
fisty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Cynthia Grey
Rlmaicay Lovers, Who Are Already Married, WI
Never Find Happiness Ia Eriie Writes Woman
Who Has Observed, 10 Woman Contemplating
Such Move
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: have been thinking Of the letter from
the married who loved a married man. None but
those terribly infatuated and temporarily incapable OF clear
thinking would contemplate doing she planning
know of one case Of this kind In another state where
lived a married and married woman picked up and
left for parts unknown" He left established business
wife and children She left a good name her husband Ga
prominent professional mani but took her little daughter
with her.
They located after time hundreds Of miles away
and brought back He has served term in prison and
is Free taking up life in another locality with
his legitimate wife and family.
No doubt when behind prison bars after the clouds OF
passion and nfatuaon had cleared away he could go
his little episode in the light OF clear reasoning Shame
and imprisonment had been his lot while ruin and despair
had come the two who he had pTofesed 10 love-
TO say nothing of the children.
Morally he the greatest duty 10 his wife the mother
Of his children but the greatest OF all 10 the children them
selves Being Of only moderate means, he could not
Of course live with the OF his natuaton and ut the
time discharge moral obligation partly at least
by providing his children and their mother with home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Seattle Schools
in Big Magazine

Seattle public schools are featured
IN an article on "Upksep" ia the
April issue Of Worlds Work The
article Vas written by william $40
Andrews. superintendent OF Chicago
schools and deals with The thrti
movement IN the public schools Of
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Principals to Meet

The Seattle School Principals club
meets on Wednesday evening az
Dartnall's cafeteria. David rRitcn,
the president. announced, George A.
stanton. OF the Washington school,
and Demiah pimmlt,. o, the Brish.
ton school. will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
CIR ACQIAINTrn

Abolish lonosomcnew by whole
some recreation and entertainment.
THE LONESOME CLUB. Hoiyoke
building. Ill spring street. Meet.
inas Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Strangers
and lonely people welcome ADV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

Cynthia Grey wfii reetifs call.
sra on Monday. wednesday and
Friday, from ] 20 2 p. IN. ana
On Tuesdny and Thursday, from
~ 20 ~ a m. AZ her office IN
The Star building. ises ssvsnih
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Seek Chapter of
Masonic Fraternity

Masons attending the University
Of Washington are seeking a chap.
ter of Square and Compass. national
coilegits Masonic order. for The uni.
verEity here. Ths fraternity has 81
members. Faculty members petition.
ing tho national body include DR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Desert Secret
Told by Indian

Tells q wonderful mineral water.
known only % his tribe for genera
lions. which unfaiilnEly banished dis
eases known today as Stomach Trou-
bien, Uric Acid. Malaria. ProstAiitia.
Diabetes, Bladder and Kidney Trog-
hisE, High Blood Pressure, Bheuma-
tifrn ard other allied complaints
California Nltatons Mineral Water
Salts como from this same water
simply boiled down-nnshing added or
taken fromf by adding water IN your
cxn homo you can have this same
remedy q Mother Nature which win
ahsoiutsly Danish the above iiis By
eliminating the polsonH from the Eys-
TEN and building up the fiasgeH.
We absolutely guarantees these salts
20 Danish the above Ills or we will re-
fund your money. Pay your druggist
today for a trial trcatnert--you risk
nothing. fou ara the Judge and jury
these salts must hanssh your trouble
OF they win not cost YOU a cent. Prizes
si.oo at leading druggists. Including
Owl Drug Company
AdrrFtfaetnent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Clubs Will Meet

The Associated Improvement clubs
OF the North End meet Monday,
April 7. In the auditorium % the
Green Lake library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

You wig find thelr hoadquarierS ta
tie Henry building. Fourth and
luton a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

my Rhsunssism 70 all sone."
wonderful glory again In the free
motion i used TO have when my
days we're younger. ! look at my
hands and think OF the twists and
dwellings they used to have. I bend
way over to the floor. l haven't
been able to do that in many years,
1 can thank 8. s. s. for IL all! To
me II was rising sun OF Joy and
liberty. Brothers and sisters in
misery. do not close your eyes and
think that health, free motion and
strength are gone from you for.
cverl II Is not SO. II Is here and
now for oil OF you. s. s. 8. Is wait.
ing to help YOU" There Is rea-
son why s. 8. 8. will help you.
When you increase the number OF
your red.blood-cells, the entire
system undergoes a tremendous
change. Everything depends on
blood.strength. Blood which is mi.
nus sufficient re9.cells leads to
long list OF troubles. Rheumatism
is one OF them. s. s. S. is the great
biood'clennser. blood.buiider. sys.
tenn strengthener. nerve invigora.
TOR. 1t stops skin eruptions, too,
pimples. blackheads, acne. boils. ec.
gema. II builds up rundown, tired
men and women. beauties COM
piexions, makes tho flesh frmer.
start 3, s, s. today. II Is sold at
alI GOOD drug stores. The larger
size 10 moro economical.
- - - ,roE.s ,,o,, CT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

why thu wife chose 70 take him
hack I DO not know. perhaps Il was
because o. a derr. forEiylnE love. or
perhaps n was because Of the chi
drsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

Bu, what happiness could they
have hoped for7 LlyinE In exile and
IN blEamy. sKilsd from relatives,
friends and business associates. A.
ways fearful % meeting Eoun &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
;;}|$92:|il|ii]fl!E?iB5EazI{3

Careful study of expense leakage maintains o
reputation for bargain prices! For instance
use common gas pipe where possible to dispI
merchandise
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21

f6rencia de Iondfes para -mejeras
. embeorar, Ia Liga fu6 ignorada
por complete. En- muehas 0casispnes
he dido d los soradoFes soGalisfas
acusaf al gobierno coalicionista Ge
no convocar la confereneia para
tratar ell asunte Gle las inden.EiZa-
clones .por mediaci6n4 de- la Liga de
Naciones. Sc nos acusaba de C.esde-
fiar In Liga, Y de ser 'sus enemigos
encubiertos. Y ahora que los que nos
criticaban estan en- ell poder, nos en-
contramos con que usan nuestros
mismos melodies que taftO ellos con-
denaron por razones polfticas mera-
mente. Cuando eS. necesario hacer
algtin negocio de importancia, con-
vocan al decrepito consejo de fir
nantes del Tratado de Versailles,
para arreglar los asunt0s, Y cuando
tan sole Sc ;trata de palabrerfa hue
ca Sc apresuran a marchar Cine
bra, para charlar sebre paz suniver-
sal, arbitEaje Y desarme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21
LA MISSION DE LA LIGA
DE NACIONES 1ul,6

Es l0gico que la Liga de Naciones
discuta Ia manera de eStablecer la
paZ. el arbitraje V cl desarme. ESe
es el fin primordial para ell cual fu6
creada. Todos los ailns, (desde que
suS bases fueron redactadas en- Nef-
salles), debates de Ia mislna fndOle
han tenido lugar en- sus 'asambleas
anualeS, V discursos. parecidos han
inspiTado v entusiasmadO a suss de-
legados, Y no obstante, todos los 5es-
fuerzos de la Liga para reducir los
aFmamentos entire us>nliembros han
fracasado, v ell nnicO3 acllerdo efeeSiA
vO International a que Sc. ha0f 0flegatio
E eses respecto, Sc .obtnvo5 una sasam
blea. en-. que la. Liga no ituxo NADIA
que ver. Y e1que, .fu6 .erganizada por
una naei0n que. Sc ha negado en- re.
petidas ocasiones a ingresar. en- la
misma. Y alin, mas, es e0nlpletamen-
te cierto que ell problema, despues
de Ia guerra, que, mas dificnltades
ha causado a La Europa occidental,
ha sido resuelto por cnarta, xez, en-
una conferencia, de la cual la Liga
no -es. responsible, de la cual tam
POGO Sc, han solicitado sus. consejos. i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21
UNA NUEVA
CONFERENCIA


!, Macdonald ha dicho- que, los result
tados obtenidos en- la conferencia
de Londres, cambian por complete
la perspectiva europeas Es mejor es-
perar que asf sea. Pero a6n es muy
pronto para predecir con entera con-
fianza que 4Alemania cOntinuara ha-
ciendo ell papel Gle manso cordero
que hasta ahora ha yenido hacienda.
Una Alemania poderesa v llena de
vida, no Sc mostrara tan sumisa CO.
mo la an6mica Alemania de ahora.
por 10 tanto, no requiere gran vision
para predecir, que dentrosde dos amos
a mas tardar habrd que celebrar una
nueya conferencia para .reyisar. los
acuerdos de la conferencia interalia7
da de Londres. Y me parece estar
viendo. como Sc llegara a I'm nueyc
'.acuerdo permanente" que venga a
meiorar la perspective. Como duie-
ra que sea, los terminus del presen-
te acuerdo seran cambiados, pucs
los aliados Sc encontraran enronces
con una Alemania muy distinta. III,
pulsiva, desafiante, 81 no Sc le COM
place.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21
TANTO HERRI0T COMO 7oi
MCDONALD RECIBEN UNA
DECEPCION

CuandO Sc anunci0 0ficialmente
que Herriot v Macdonald ~se pfopo-
nian marchar juntos a las playas de
Ginebra, Sc crey0 que los dos Illus
tres polfticos tenlan preparado un
mensaje, que habrfan dc dar CO.
nocer a las naciOnes ansiOsas de en-
contrar una seduction al problema
de la guerra. Ahora, todos nos da-
mos cuenta, de que dichos jefes de
gobierno. nj aun cambiaron impre-
stones ese respectO, antes de salir
hacia Ginebra. La equivOcaci0n de
la cOnferencia de Chequers huho ,le
repetirse. Tan, solo hablarOn de CO.
sas fntiles, Y Sc dejaron embriagaIf
por el aplauso de las muchedumbres.
creyendo que habfan Hegado un
acuerdo. Ambos desdenaban los de
TALES. pues temfan que la ammonia
Sc ronlpiese. Ahf estrlvo precisamen
te la equivocaci0n sHfrida pOr dichos
pOlfticos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21
Especial para Ell NUNDO)
Copyright 1921 by United Feature
Syndicate, Inc,)

T LONDRES, setiembre 20.-La gran
demonstration de paz en- Ginebra,
que habfa de ser. a juzgar por 10 que
Sc decfa, una continuation de Ia con-
ferencia interaliada celebrada en-
Londres. Ia venido tan solo a dar
enfasis al hecho de que entire Ingla-
terra Y Francia existen diferencias
frlndamentales. Las Manifestations
de Mr.. Rampsay Macdonald sobre
la paz V la concordia universal, han
enfurecido a los franeeses' en- gene
raj, i convertible Il Europa en- 'escie-
pqrio de dos campos rivaies.p P6r
Lfimera vez en-. Francfa Id deFecha
Y Ii izquierdd del Parlamehtoa han
conseguido ponerse de acuerdo. Am
bas secciones polfticas, estan des-
alentadas, por no decir indignadas,
ante las manifestaciones del jefe
del gohierno ingl6s. Los que tratan
de defenderle. tan solo pueden ale
gar en- su favor, que slls declaracfo-
nes no fueron precisas, Y que tan
solo pretendi6 ser retOrico V no NAL
intencionado. s'Ai
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21
los ESTADOS UNID0S
son Ia FIGUR,A CENTRAL

Pero todo depende de que los Is
tadOs Unidos Sc decidan ingresar
en- In Liga. ESQ terminarla con la
actitud dc discontinued en- Alemania
harfa que Russia. convencida dc que
le cs impossible permanecer aislada
solicitc tamhiGn sn ingreso on el Sc
no de In colectividad .Pero haran
tal cosa los Estados Unidos? La Suer
To oue CORA In Liga durante los amos
venideros. sera dccidida por In pro
xima batalla presidential, Y quicn
puede predecir el reSultado dc In
misma? Hasta que los EstadoS Cm-
dos no Sc reSuelvan a prestar su
,cooperaci0n a cualquicr movimiento
para asegurar In paZ del mundo. las
Ediscusioncs Sobre desarme Y arhitra
10 on Ginehra scran meramcnte aca
dGmicas. el trabajo efeciivo sera
hccho Dor confcrencias particuia-
res. como In de Washington Y Lon
dres. y am cuando el resultado de
las elecciones en- los EStadoS Unidos
sen adverse a la Liga. deiad que SuS
SimpatizadoreS pcrscvercn.- America.
con el plan Dawes ha hecho sli in
ereSo. en- las cueStioncS europcas. Is
impossible que se retire a su tienda
nuevamentc. Tienc dehereS morales
contrafdos que Ia obligan a buscar
una soluci0n a los asuntos de Euro
IA. Los EStadoS UnidoS no cstiin de
ncucrdo con In maquinaria de In Ii
ga. pero su gran imagination. pue-
de sugerir un nuevo mecanismo. La
prcsente constitution Dc la LIZA ticne
mas dc americana aue de britanica
Es una constitution cscrita sobre ba-
seS federales. Scrfa ver'ladcramente
c6mico, que los Estados UnidOS 50
dceidieran a ingresar en- Ia Liza cuan
do 6sta tenga una constitution RI
gidamente hritinica. Y no Csencial-
mcnte americana como la ticne aho-
RI.