74.  The standing army of the United States should be increased.

75.  This government should establish a system of shipping subsidies.

76.  Repeated failure to vote should result in the loss of the right of suffrage.

77.  The United States should not enter into any league of nations.

78.  The defeated central powers of Europe should be admitted to full membership in the League of Nations.

79.  Japan should be prevented from owning or controlling any territory upon the continent which belonged to China.

80.  Great Britain should establish Egypt as an independent country.

81.  Ireland should be organized as a Dominion similar to Canada and Australia.

82.  The United States should establish a protectorate over Mexico.

83.  This country should demand from Germany an indemnity equal to our expenses in the war.

84.  The former Kaiser of Germany and his state officials responsible for the World War of 1914 should be tried by an international court.

85.  All European nations should agree to disarmament.

86.  Foreign missions should be discontinued.

87.  The Jews of the world should colonize Palestine.

88.  Commercial reciprocity should be established between the United States and South America.

89.  This country has no need to fear any aggression from any Asiatic race.

90.  The government system of Great Britain is more truly representative than that of the United States.

91.  A railroad should pay ten thousand dollars to the family of any employee who meets death by accident while on duty.

92.  There is no such thing possible as “Christian warfare.”

93.  Vivisection should be prohibited.

94.  The dead should be cremated.

95.  Cigarettes should not be sold to boys under eighteen.

96.  Children under fourteen should not be allowed to appear upon the stage.

97.  Socialism is the best possible solution of all labor problems.

98.  The Soviet system of government has details applicable to certain conditions in America.

99.  No person should be forced to undergo vaccination.

100.  Labor interests can be served best by the formation of a separate political party.

INDEX

ABBOTT, Lyman, 118

Abolition Movement, The, 185

acceptance, speech of, 284

acquired ability, 6

acting, 291

after-dinner speech, 281

Allen, John, 116

amplified definition, 203

amplifying and diminishing, 255

analogy, 233

analogy, incorrect, 252

analysis, 244

Anglo-Saxon, 51

anticipatory conclusion, 102, 105

Antony, Mark, 81

antonyms, 48