There is a story attributed to various literary celebrities. It is of a famous editor who, when he received a book, was so kind-hearted that he would mention only the good things about it. One day he examined a volume at some length before he was able to frame a review. Finally he hit upon it, “Mr. Blank's book,” he wrote, “is excellently well-bound.”

Without drawing too close an analogy, we wish to call attention to the cover of Mr. Ralph's new book. It is full imitation morocco, somewhat after the manner of the family Bible. On the front is a gateway in a brick wall, labeled “Vocational Adjustment.” The gates are ajar, and through them leads a path on which is written “Open For You.” Over