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

"Eyes as big as baseballs." (P. 18.)

Mr. Hoover's unexpected abilities as a controversialist. (P. 3.)

An Alumni Directory, bound in crimson leather, containing 43,000 names. (P. 19.)

Albert, an employee who refused a raise. (P. 10.)

Three hundred rabbis and thousands of aged patriarchs. (P. 18.)

Improved conditions for charwomen and barmaids. (P. 30.)

John P. Morgan standing in front of a Rolls-Royce show window. (P. 2.)

"Hours of pleasure" that more than paid for seven years of work. (P. 15.)

A good dinner at the Hotel Adlon. (P. 10.)

"The best scientific book of the year." (P. 20.)

A Vice President who proved to be the centre of attraction. (P. 12.)

The allurement of Georgia hospitality. (P. 2.)

H. Ford, satisfying himself perfectly. (P. 5.)

Seats for Fife, Cromartie, Loudoun, Seafield, Roberts, Wolseley, Rhondda, noble ladies in their own right (P. 7.)

Smart Americans. (P. 7.)

Mulcahy's corruscating sword. (P. 9.)

Mr. Goldstein's "one-two" movement (P. 22.)

A powder more potent than aspirin. (P. 17.)