.- W simonson rerd the scripture
nn.1 offered prayer, and Rev. Leslie B.
BriRgs pronounced the benediction,
,ii . nnthpm bv the Plymouth
ori tvin Kineinsr of familiar
hymns completed the religious por-
Professor Adams traced two lines of
development, increasing complexity of
society and tlie growing application of
conkhict to the laws of rig'rt from the
.arliest time to the present, and ad
vanced at the outset tne a-rsyuniKin
iiiat if hietory was not to stop the
next step is by the League of Na-
, tions..
He made a comparison between the
: nmater-mation of the nations and the
union of the colonies and said that
the Elections made at the time or
the adoption of the constitution have
never been heard of since.
To the claim that the league sacri
fices the independence of the United
States and forms a superstate he said
that it ooes not form a superstate.
That the proposed organization has no
execute, no legislature, no judiciary,
cannot make am- laws or enforce any
4,..imnt anil mb onlv offer advice.
'It will collect the moral judgment of
the. vorid upon international ques
tions and bring that judgment to bear
upon any nation not disposed to heed
it."
Hair that loses Its color asd lustre.
