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JUST an the ecclesiastical leaders of the sixteenth century were confused by the beginnings of capitalism, so are they new confused by its ending. Not until the seventeenth century was the requisite adjustment made through the Christian doctrine of individuality, and now that the doctrine of individuality, has been dulled into the concept of individualism, we may expect the Christian doctrine of equality to orient the churches with a new economic society. So much had been pointed out by Leo XIII, but institutions are more sluggish than doctrines; Dr. Niebuhr has attempted to show the probable behavior of ecclesiastical institutions...
...June we are going back in the Bowdoin to the Arctic for the sixteenth time, to make a study of the life history of the North American birds. In order to study the birds we must follow them...
...Eliot House a double quartet has been privately formed to sing sixteenth seventeenth and eighteenth century music. The members meet weekly, usually on Fridays, for dinner in the House dining halls, then go to the tower room, and spend two hours part singing works of Byrd. Merley, Purcell, Bach. Palestries early polyphonic music and folksongs. It is possible that a concert may some time be given in the common room. but at present the group's only aim is to sing for its own amusement, at sight and without accompaniment whenever possible...
TIME ERRS BADLY IN STORY ON ESQUIRE MAGAZINE ISSUE OF OCTOBER SIXTEENTH STOP MENS STORES HAVE NO MORE INTENTION OF GIVING AWAY COPIES OF ESQUIRE THAN OF GIVING AWAY GARTERS SOCKS HANDKERCHIEFS OR ANY OTHER FIFTY CENT RETAIL ARTICLES STOP ESQUIRE IS SOLD THROUGH MENS STORES SIMPLY AND SOLELY BECAUSE IT IS A MANS PRODUCT AND MENS STORES ARE ITS MOST LOGICAL POINT OF SALE. . . . THERE IS NO BASIS ON WHICH A MAN CAN GET A FREE COPY OF ESQUIRE ON WHICH HE COULD NOT GET A FREE COPY OF TIME...
Queenie Smith and Otis Skinner in "Uncle Tom's Cabin"--it doesn't sound right. However, this play is scheduled to open Monday, October ninth, at the Colonial. Eva Le Gallienne's company comes on the sixteenth of October to the same theatre to present "Romeo and Juliet"; it will give a single benefit performance of "Alice in Wonderland," which is worth seeing. So popular was it in New York last season that it was moved to Broadway from the 14th Street Theatre...