POINT with PRIDE

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

The Tiber's mud. Long years it held Minerva in embrace. (P. 15.)

Surplus in millions. U. S. 310, Great Britain 510. (P. 2.)

Labor -Leader Lewis. He spoke, and radical carcasses removed themselves. (P. 4.)

Labor-Leader Lansbury. He tolerates his King. (P. 8.)

The notable god Ilbaba. He was lost; Oxford and Chicago found him. (P. 20.)

Ganna Walska. She has wealth, beauty, power; but still is human in her winters and summers of discontent. (P. 13.)

Synthetic wood. Recipe: sawdust and chemistry. (P. 20.)

Mrs. Barclay H. Warburton. She will advise the Republican Party. (P. 5.)

A program (Theatre Guild) which will feed the mind and tickle the cultured fancy. (P. 16.)

William K. Vanderbilt. He has deserted his grandfather's creed of damnation. (P. 27.)

The W. C. T. U. flavor of Aldous Huxley's 17 essays. (P. 15.)

Seven thousand five hundred dollars' annuity for the man who discovered Insulin. (P. 19.)

The Graylark. It reached Newport in time for golf. (P. 25.)

The G. C. O. for the enemies of dyspepsia. (P. 9.)

Premier Poincare, who conserves next year's debate. (P. 10.)