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cation, two editions having been much
more than exhausted by the advance
sales. sIgismond de lvanowskl's portrait
Jacket ana as Sf he eeh q On ss
Rickert's new book OF the same name.
has aroused much discussion. several re-
viewers having criticised II for failing to
catch the spirit OF the story. Miss Rick
thunders,ruck by The e1actness With
5tion. and this was done without any con-
ference between Mr.. IvanoRskl and Miss
Ricketts,,
e nS Are He gueshns aah
Iowea a q ses Hode rao sy M
stun" The English publishers Of "A
second edition.
Carl schura's "Reminiscences of az
portunce with each issue. Pending the
installmen,s that deal with bis his active ca
eS4s and excitement in plenty in the Sc
rles of adventures which led him here.
OF OF his his Experiences at the 'commencement
OF the Revolution OF '4s and OF his flight
after the failure OF the attempt on the
armory ut Stcgbnrg.
o. Henry has settled on a title for his
Phillips vii bring. out this spring. The
fact that they all concern New York
seems to Mr. 20: Henry and his pub,
in his title. "The Four Million
Bridge Whist is an old game and cred
tied to the East. where y Is said long
to have been popular in Constantlnoplc.
Smyrna and southeastern Europe;
Though i was hrst PLAYED /, N E ,,aa q,
America ny the Whist Club OF New York
In 1893. Its real popularity in England
did not begin until 1884 The beginning
of ts eStrem ast vogue mas QUE Fosters
Complete Bridge" to a mere accident.
The game apparently did not flnd It's
way into the Portland Club until 1884
face to his book. Zone OF their number
forgetting to turn up the trump at
whist explained the irrcgularity by say
Upon being asked what bridge was. we
are told that he expressed establishment
nt the Ignorance OF his fellow members,
the Portland being then the leading caro-
game OF bridge ever played In ENGLAND
was a private Tournament held at the
tPirory In Ware, April ID. 1921, IN which
thirty Gupes 0pk t ps1 r
and Mrs. c. T. Garland"
the lh Wat ne@ By bsot Z. n. and a. II. william
son, authors of The Lightning Con.
3ductor,' Is making many friends fot
itself during xts serial publication,
citizen OF Jacksonville. Fla, likes y 80
much that he has named his new house
boat tho latest addition to the fleet N
Southern waters, after the heroine le.t Lazy any
petite beauty and sprightly yiyaclty o.
her namesake for she is quite q ( h f1N
g inches boaIn, in fact, among the largest
as we'll as the most complete OF her
kind.
Ncclure-Phillps have on their list fol
early publication this Spring More
Stories Married Life 4, by Mary ny stew \;
art ab,r Go1!'n lie Stories Marrled
SI,ife';sS and little Stories Of Courtship,"
have been SO successful
Professor G Gorge Edwar I'd Woodb berry,
author Of THE Torch" and Of SWIM 2;
8Le Letter series, has been spending the
gulinter IN pTunis, whence he has made
excursions into the Sahara. Blskra, and
selsewhere, wandering about with Arab
Esqfss e q1d s aas efpeass s9sd
from illimtable distances in the vast
desert. In Tunis Itself he has been
greatly entertained by the Incidents Of
fe which TAKE pnan't r. Seorng ra
African capital. i upon, his return he
should write his Impressions the result
would be work yorthy stoA be PLACED
with his wo9dorfu! prose study OF that
sSicllian para Use, To ormina. IS