Among the transvaluations of values caused by the Great War and not anticipated by the coiner of that phrase must be listed prominently the increased importance generally accorded psychical matters in contradistinction to physical ones. In exemplification might be cited more or less appositely Spiritualism, Bolshevism, Christian Science, Occultism, Theosophy, etc., not all of them severely exact analogues nor coetaneous with mathematical exactitude, but signs of the times, one and all. On the medical side, it is humiliating to confess that the great lay public has