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- Judge Kenyon, p. 243
- Legislating Against Evolution, p. 243
- A South American Alsace-Lorraine, p. 244
- A Famous Boer General, p. 244
- The Moltke of Japan, p. 244
- The Isolation of France, p. 245
- Civilization Still Survives, p. 246
- I Speak But in the Figures and Comparisons of It, p. 247 Cartoons
- Evolution---"God's Way of Doing Things", p. 248
- I. The Last Act, p. 249
- II. The Fall of the Curtain , p. 250
- Arms and the Man, pp. 251-252 A Poll of the Press on the Armament Conference
- The New Pope, p. 253
- In the Tropics for Pleasure and Duty, p. 254
- Restoration: Political and Architectural, p. 255
- The Tail of the Army Calls on Lincoln, pp. 256-258 An Unpublished Letter of a Quaker Sergeant
- Vendettas of the Swamp, pp. 259-262
- The Adopted Nephews of Samuel, pp. 263-264 Treating 'Em Human
- The City Discovers the Farmer, pp. 265-267
- A "Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood Ltd.", pp. 268-269 Pictures
- [+]A Courageous Conservative (Review) , p. 270The Life of Robert, Marquis of Salisbury, by Lady Gwendolen Cecil
- The Life of Robert, Marquis of Salisbury by Lady Gwendolen Cecil
- [+]Books About Theodore Roosevelt (5 Reviews) , p. 271My Brother, Theodore Roosevelt, by Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
- My Brother, Theodore Roosevelt by Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
- Roosevelt, the Happy Warrior by Bradley Gilman
- Theodore Roosevelt and His Times by Harold Howland
- Roosevelt in the Kansas City Star by Ralph Stout and Theodore Roosevelt
- Quentin Roosevelt: A Sketch with Letters by Kermit Roosevelt and Quentin Roosevelt
- Books Received, p. 271
- Contributors' Gallery, p. 272
- The Deacon's Prayer, p. 273
- The Ethics of Advertising, p. 274
- The War and French Duels, pp. 275-278
- By the Way, p. 279
February 15, 1922 Issue - 28 ArticlesEditorial Correspondence from the Armament ConferenceThe Book Table