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

Two hundred persons, including not a few personages. (P. 19.)

"The most American thing in America." (P. 20.)

Brittania, flouncing a foamy white ruffle at her gay forefoot. (P. 28.)

The crash of weapons, the slap and squeak of straining leather. (P. 28.)

The Order of the Striped Tiger of China, First Class. (P. 8.)

A little pigskin suitcase marked "J. W. D., New York." (P. 2.)

Gen. Bruce & Co., home from the hill. (P. 22.)

Sportsmanlike conduct which earned all admiration. (P. 1.)

Philosophical reflections on the moral beauty of a lawyer's career. (P. 2.)

Fricka's flock of real goats, Wotan's ravens, Siegfried's bear and toad. (P. 14.)

A bewhiskered Acting Premier who arrived breathless. (P. 18.)

White scouts, black scouts, chocolate, bekilted, befezzed, beturbaned scouts, at Wembley. (P. 9.)

The Hindenburg in 66 ft. of water, on an even keel. (P. 22.)

Six Lord Justices and their Lord President, gorgeous in full-bottomed wigs. (P. 18.)

"Wise cracks" by Will Rogers. (P. 15.)