After a cursory view of TIME'S summary of events, the Generous Citizen points with pride to:

A Government yielding gallantly to genius.

A pneumonia cure which merits consideration.

The intellectual Valhalla which President MacCracken is preparing for his middle-aged alumnae.

Yeats. He and Kipling are the only men to win the Nobel Prize with English.

A Paris couturier who insists on underwear.

Sixty shabby boys and girls.

The first time in 2,000 years that bishops have been theologically unanimous.

Settlement of the Fiume dispute (though but a rumor.)

Mice of the sixth generation who know a dinner bell when they hear it.

The desired something between a philosopher and a politician.

A ten-guinea classic, now reprinted.

The director who rescued the ideal Prince Albert from a Chicago stock company.

The elevation of a devoted Christian to the peerage.

The mistress of a fastidious instrument.

The mast of the Shenandoah.

Theatrical visits pour l'honneur de la France.