View with Alarm: Jun. 4, 1923

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

That Prime Minister of a major European power who interrupts a dinner party when he feels like resigning.

A “God-driven pen” which asks foolish questions about petting parties.

American movies in China. They teach banditry.

A Harvard alumnus who refuses to sit with “Governors of Massachusetts, Mayors of Boston, barbers and special guests.”

M. Robischon. He gives a prize for literature and wins it with his own bad book.

Twelve hours in steel: a subject for salon, schoolroom and soapbox.

The Chicago Tribune going to sea on 15 vessels of the U. S. Shipping Board.

Spiked “modesty bumpers.” Bouncers are more fun to watch.

Disclosures which the Law Committee will make on American crime.

The impending removal from Piccadilly Circus of Eros, God of Love.

An alleged moron dictatorship in Italy.

P. de Satrusregui, she comes no more.

Protection of the people from an unmaterialized harm.

Sailors who no longer love the sea.

The tactics of Georges Taupin.

Dr. Lowell and Justice Clarke, who accuse the President of an erring mind.

The fountain of youth which flows no more for Agamemnon and Mount Vernon.