New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
ocsu.iuu,d from PaOs is)

.~mh
o prns,.ssr shcmsn's. which rec
- . -, attention. tells why: Il is
$50 = "a significant voice in the cultural
tf'N -, - hourreoisie,' says Professor
- W on,rreling with the quality Of
ss..s, ..s,usion" and our authentic artists,
O 'l',''.s y, case with artists. are eehOing
r".,.l.sine ~ that quarrel
Friday. November "a
.,. .vening with Achmed Abdul-
r tn's' -. -e,, 20 my house afterward,
y asd :. - until midnight. He was at
/ as' ~. :. With uumber Of things and his
. a. f,'.A.S like seimitars and doomed like
- t'''1.S :. fought for the glory Of the
tsss'" = ,-.mstie life. "Let the eynics
bsls an' ..I,s' and 'sentimentalism' all
q f'ise !. .houted "The noblest act
W P''''.' ..,,sss, and the sacrifice of ones
Si' . ga Of battle has in it beauty
Hs Or p' know member Of the Foreign
srd tT'n. ...,5 him II they ever indulged
Lpon. !. answered that they did
N ss''~1 .s ,ssal IfeeAlled an incident , wnsn
ard l''ss 4, BSssS cavalry a captain
Iw s.l.r.s.r on dangerous mis-
siss isI =, within his hearing offered
Sssi ~ ..r,. One Of them was his son.
lssH u. AN. They exchanged the
.,Iv.e, without show OF emotion.
"a -. - ,sot and his dying words (they
y ~ -. Sving words, whatever the cynies
-. eontrary) his dying words were,
Latin. Sllee est pro potTla mort
- f,,ll you there is beauty ana CO.
~" man is noble only in 50 lar -
..s..vledges subservienee to something
han himself, God, duty, country
ss1hip love" .ud ami.
~ao listened 70 this energetic and ami
- this man who wears his eonVle-
bis emotions and his pretudiees hke
IL. an his shoulder, daring one 70 KNOCK
- frank stubborn, sincere and eoura-
.,-I reflected how little possible II Is lot
y. aeseendants Of Jubal and Tubai Cam 70
- common understanding; how diff
n, =, would be, say, for Henry Adams TO
'.I.,,,.nd a Ulysses S. Grant or Grant to
,vun,thi,s with a Henry Adams; how futile
! A., search for common norm Of philos-
.,,v of endeavOr that shall engage and di-
- All our energies In the current issue Of
IN. New Republic" II. NJ. KAllen is al
,r,.t pains 10 point out brilliantly enough
!, % the writing), but with an air Of dis
..ve,v the obvious fact that George San
I,v,na shrinks from life on the phiio-
sskieal theory that through a refusal to en-
,,.. his emotions wholeheartedly he will
nm. save himself from pain and enjoy the
,,,or Of what he once referred to as "futter-
N, tip.toe" kisses upon the lips Of life; and
hsvinv pointed this out, Mr.. Kallen reviies
M Saniayana for coward. But to what
,uvo,e, The whole content of Mr.. San
,,vsnss recent writings is a denial that he
,.sI, to make Mr. Kalen adopt the same
.rluss; and what proof is there to be Of
tered tAs. such a life is less admirable, say,
tar he life Of Theodore Roosevelt? What
prsof for that matter is there that Hello
rbahs led a less satisfying existence than
IElus Caesar?
SUNDAY, NON. 70
A friend came around in a car this after
icon and took me and the children for a
ide up to Hastings-on- n-the-Hudson. En-
cute We stopped of for few moments in
ionkers with Thomas Beer and his mother,
sweet and charming woman; chatted about
Re Barrymore Hamlet" and Tom gave me
he latest issue Of '1es euvres libres" rec
a play in it by Pierre Wolf.
Went to see THE Bootleggers" this
ssening-a play which would be more efee-
i've as pamphlet. Bob Benchley said, with
grin, after the oratiOns in the first act,
This makes you sit up and think"
MONDAY. NOV. 27
The American edition of A. E. Housman's
Last Poems came into the Office to-day and