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Paid articleThe World's Well-Being
CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT recently and quite correctly reminded his fellow-citizens that the work of the Supreme Court is to interpret the nation's law, and not to establish or promote justice. Acting...
Paid articleWeek by Week
/ ^ N E may suppose with considerable reasonableness ^ - ' t h a t little good will accrue to peace from too much talk about it. Some people seem to think that if the idea of universal concord is...
Paid articleMillions of Years Old?
PROFESSOR H. F. OSBORNE, in his recently de•*• livered address at the two hundredth annual meeting of the American Philosophical Society, devotes his time to the origin and antiquity of man....
Paid articleThe Fatal Door
A TENDENCY to shrink from self-congratulation •^*- when it seems indicated has never been noted of our Vice-President. But when Mr. Charles G. Dawes, in his recent speech before the graduating...
Paid articleEnglish Law and Labor Unions
Somerville, Henry
THE Trade Disputes and Trade Unions bill now before Parliament is a Conservative government's reaction to the general strike of last year. Mr. Ramsay Macdonald in New York described the bill as...
Paid articleMotoring at Night (verse)
Fuller, Ethel Romig
The ebon-winged hills Were no sooner defined As shapes on the sky Than we left them behind. A tree, like a runner. Loping before. Sprinted a mile or two Then was no more. But the rollicking...
Paid articleThe Good Old Days in Shanghai
Goodnough, Eleanorh
NO MATTER what the outcome of the present conflict in China, the good old days are gone forever. The good old days when every white man was a king—when a pale skin was the open sesame to social...
Paid articleI Like a Reverent Town (verse)
Divine, Charles
I like a town that sees The sacredness of trees, Acknowledging their right To whisper half the night And all the day to talk Above a shaded walk. I like a reverent town That hews no...
Paid articleConfessions of an Anthologist
Walsh, Thomas
POETS are born, they tell us; so are opera singers, I believe, and it is as hard to manage the sons of the lyre as it is for the impresario to persuade some coy or haughty prima donna to sing her...
Paid articlePagan Tombs in Meath
Reilly, A. J.
T RELAND is not generally known to be a hunting••• ground for antiquarians and archaeologists, but it is nevertheless one of the richest countries In the remains of a civilization untouched by...
Paid articleMusician and Mystic
O'Sheel, Shaemas
FRANCIS GRIERSON may have died much less perturbed by the appalling poverty of his last days than are those who knew and loved him and his work, from whom he hid his plight, and who learn the...
Paid articleDante and the Gaels
Maura, Sister
DANTE'S magnificent originality is fed by two fountains, religion and literature. It is supremely to the great artist's credit that he could gather into the melodious current of his verse all the...
Paid articlePoems
Marconnier, Byrne; Childe, Wilfred; Reeves, W. P.; Lewis, May; Leonard, Dorothy; Moore, Catherine
'^Remembrance A night of watching stars and tides That whispered in the dark; Do you remember how we turned Into the silent park? I wonder now, across the world. If there are other gems As...
Paid articleCommunications
THE CHURCH IN SCOTLAND Fort Washington, Pa. TO the Editor:—In the communication of Mr. Walter Stuart, it is regrettable that he should have failed to recognize the true causes responsible for...
Paid articleThe Play
Skinner, R. Dana
The Players Give Julius Caesar IT IS one of the curiosities, of America that cities other than New York have probably seen Shakespeare's Julius Caesar far more frequently than the supposed...
Paid articleBooks
Fay, Bernard; Windle, Bertram C. A.; Keyes, Edward L.; Hull, Robert R.; Meadows, George D.; Middleton, John S.; Lewalys, Garret
France and America, by Andre Tardieu. New York: Houghton, Mifflin Company. $3.00. THE latest book of M. Andre Tardieu, Minister of Public Works in France, sometime High Commissionnaire of France...
Paid articleThe Quiet Corner
/ counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. LAMB. Doctor Angelicus has recently shown a carelessness with his private papers: last week Hereticus came across his private diary, which...
IssueVol. 006 Issue 008 (June 29 1927)
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