After a cursory view of TIME’S summary of events, the Generous Citizen points with pride to:
British courtesy in helping America to dry up.
The contribution of college professors to historico —journalism.
The Pope of Peace.
A general’s face. It traveled 9,000 wireless miles without damage.
The courage of the politician who would rather have a character than a country.
The romantic hero who fights for his nose and laughs in spite of it.
The skill of the champion international bridge-player. Lloyd George’s last audience—the Whoest of the Who. David F. Houston. He has a distinguished patron. The first American to attend a meeting of the British Cabinet.
The auspicious hymen of Sweden’s royal and athletic archaeologist.
The patrons of symphony.
An Admiral who does not fear to bravely split his infinitives.
A chrysanthemum, a rose and a distinguished lady.
A document beginning “We, the people . . .”
A man who saves words like dollars and dollars like words.
A smaller and better Royal Navy
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