VIEW wth ALARM

Having perused well the chronicle of the week, the Vigilant Patriot views with alarm:

All this Walter Hagen talk about another country's poor sportsmanship. (P. 25.)

" The most fantastically faked fakes that ever the brain of faker faked." (P. 13.)

The out-and-out fakery of Mr. Hearst's Boston American. (P. 19.)

Oklahoman bank legislation which made depositors economically wiser. (P. 23.)

The cry for states rights in Russia. Precursor of war? (P. 11.)

No mention of gas and submarines in the newest War Rules. (P. 7.)

The French press, which has no uncolored news, nor wants any. (P. 19.)

The Scandals of 1923, which are as beautiful as a peacock and as humorous. (P. 16.)

Manitoba. After 7 dry years she votes for at least 7 wet. (P. 8.)

The alarm with which certain of the French Senate view Pius XI. (P. 9.)

Bitter anti-Zionism that results in the brutal murder of British Bobbies. (P. 8.)

Pithecanthropus Erectus. His alleged descendants now seek to inspect his bones. (P. 21.).

A Democratic paper which describes Republicans as a " motley mess of gone-up goose Bones." (p. 19.)

Distinguished disagreement over American wheat. (P. 4.)

The mental condition of the woman who translated into German the novels of H. G. Wells. (P. 26.)

New Amherst, denounced by denunciatory Dr. Fitch. (P. 18.)

Palestine, afraid to govern itself. (P. 8.)