Saturday, Mar. 10, 1923

A Bully

H. L. Mencken, despite the fact that he is now being burlesqued a bit for it, is still inveighing against the Rotary Clubs. He devotes a full page of the current issue of The Smart Set to them, commencing: " Of all the false ideas that entertain the Rotary Clubs . . ."

If Mr. Mencken carries on his abuse against Rotary much longer, Public Opinion may proclaim him a bully--or, to use his language--a cad, a double-barreled ass, a poltroon.

It is not known whether the Rotary Clubs pay any attention to Mr. Mencken or not. Possibly, if the Baltimore chapter should elect him a member . . .

George Bernard Shaw commenced in the Hearst papers a series of cable dispatches on " Ireland's Civil War-- and the Remedy."