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

Old men marching, marching. (P. 5.)

Ishbel & Oliver, if true. (P. 30.)

Cardinal Manning, "a great nose, glittering eyes and a mouth drawn back." (P. 18.)

No milk and water affair. (P. 7.)

A man like a hogshead of honey. (P. 12.)

A silent crowd of meditative Vermonters. (P. 1.)

A weekly biography. (P. 31.)

Caravans of U. S. theatre men in covered wagon-lits. (P. 16.)

"A new post-War Era." (P. 7.)

Seventy-four-year-old eyebrows. (P. 9.)

"Romulus and Remus, upside down." (P. 22.)

Visits made in the most fautless manner. (P. 9.)

A fat little man in the front row. (P. I-)

A miniature reproduction of the Statue of Liberty. (P. 6.)

An ageless Californian. (P. 29.)

A home flooded by anxious enquiries. (P. 9.)