It was decreed that the United States, after this last war, should impose its fashions, among the other things it imposes, upon the world. And so we find ourselves before a clamorous tide of nylon, of bright and garish colors, of jazz tunes, of magazines bare in winter and summer alike, of the "chewing gum" the boys hawk in the streets and alleys, and the rest of those matters and concerns which extend as well to cosmetics and adornment, and to the