Having perused well the chronicle of the week, the Vigilant Patriot views with alarm:
That Prime Minister of a major European power who interrupts a dinner party when he feels like resigning.
A "God-driven pen" which asks foolish questions about petting parties.
American movies in China. They teach banditry.
A Harvard alumnus who refuses to sit with "Governors of Massachusetts, Mayors of Boston, barbers and special guests."
M. Robischon. He gives a prize for literature and wins it with his own bad book.
Twelve hours in steel: a subject for salon, schoolroom and soapbox.
The Chicago...
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