The Outlook 1914-12-02

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Contents of The Outlook Copyright, 1914, by the Outlook Company VOLUME 108 WEEKLY F, ABBOTT, PUBLISHED BY THE LAWRENCE TREASURER. ERNEST TRAVERS D. CARMAN, THREE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE, H. ADVERTI DECEMBER 2, 1914 PRESIDENT. ABBOTT, SECRETARY. ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AT THE NEW YORK POST-OFFICE NUMBER [4 OUTLOOK ) ae COMPANY, 287 FOURTH AVENUF, NEW YORK, PULSIFER, VICE-PRESIDENT. FRANK C, HOYT, ARTHUR M. MORSE, ASSISTANT TREASURER. YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS—FIFTY-TWO ISSUES— SING MANAGER, The Story of the War By Arthur Bullard, The Outlook's respondent at Home The Tennessee Incident A New Type of Submarine The New Warden of Sing Sing Football Plymouth Church’s Buildings American Arts and Letters A Field Day for Great Art New Edu Major Higginson onthe Value of Character 749 Robert J. Burdette Progress in City Government War and American Industries A New System of Physical Training for Our Sailors Unhappy Mexico: America’s Respo The Working Church............ Charles Rigoulot Thanksgiving and After Work: A Song of Triumph (Poem)..... 757 By Angela Morgan War Cor- Democracy and Military Preparation : The Formation of a Reserve Three Years of Revolution in Mexico.. 759 Labor in Council (Special Correspondence) 761 By Charles Stelzle cational Current Events Pictorially Treated Scandinavia and the War. By Hanna A. Larsen Freedom of Press vs. Freedom of Pulpit 774 By Guy E. Shipler The Pool of Bothesda.........6.2..060006. By Hermann Hagedorn The New Books: Books for Children.,. 785 By S. M. Gruenberg The Reader’s View By the Way 782 nsibility 752 ast ocan 753 BY SUBSCRIPTION, $3.00 a year. Single copies 10 cents. FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS. For countries in the Postal Union, single subscriptions $4.56. Remittances to be made by International Postal money order. THE OUTLOOK COMPANY, 287 Fourth Avenue, New York is not only useful but ornamental, It makes aconvenient paper weight—a splendid gif highly appreciated by every recipient. i Desk 'y COs Thermometer No. 5354 is 6 in. high and 1 3-4 in. indiameter. 2 It has mercury tube, black oxidized scale and silver deposited figures and graduations, The scale is mounted on a convex metal back, which with the metal base is fin- ished in instrament black. Most dealers sell Tycos Desk Thermometers. Go to your dealer first. If he does not have them,or will. not order for you, send us his name and address with if send you one, When ordering give $1.75 and we wi number ‘*5354.’? Viluable booklet ‘‘Health and Comfort’? on request. Taylor Instrument Companies 209 West Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. There’s a Tycos Thermometer for Every Purpose THE O ROPEAN WAR GAMES Played on Map of Europe rEU A game designed from the present situation t in Europe, and played on a correct map. The armies and navies of Germany, Austria, Eng- land, France, Belgium, and Russia carry on a strategic warfare, and maneuver as in a real conflict. Interest is intense from beginning to end, and game may be played by adults as well as young people, with an opportunity for great skill in the play. A person playing this game will never forget the map of Europe. Send one dollar, money order or currency, and the game, including latest war map, will be sent, postpaid, anywhere in the U.S. Money returned if not satisfied. Address k, Universal Game Co 201A Boston Bloc Seattle, Wash. UTLOOK ADVERTISING SECTION