Evening star., 1908-01-22
The Neale Publishing Company Was
Established Here Ten Years Ago.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
uc,dnuartcrs During the Fast Five
Years In the FIatiron Building
in New York.
Original Home In Washington sun
Maintained at 431 11th
street.

Here are books of delight and
beauty and instruction. works OF
travel. of biography and remi-
nisccnce. OF history. literature and
statecraft-all manner OF books to
suit all tastes and answer all de-
mands. Here are books well writ
ten. we'll edited, we'll printed and
we'll bound, beautiful, a pleasure
10 handle and a pleasure to read.
AS the pretty little flower girls
on the streets of London say,
Your choice, sir: your choice
this beautiful morning.!
For books Of travel, there IS Mr.
Luther Hess Warnings Sundays
in London" ($I.oo). unique and
attractive book, presenting not
the London of crime and labor
and woe, but a quiet city OF wor-
Shipping thousands and OF noble
sermons. "Mr. Waring uses his
facts gracefully says The Port
land Oregonian, "and the reading
will give pleasure to all lovers
of London's wonderful temples.
Mr.. Waring is the author of "The
Law and the Gospel of Labor
published by this house), and he
has made an enviable reputation
as a thinker and a writer OF strong
and direct English.
Professor Arthur B. Cooke S
with the Tourist Tide (SI.5o)
"has not The Arkansas Demo
crat says, "a dull page, and Mr..
Gregoirc de Wollant's The
Land of the Rising Sun (SI.5o)
4 is a work of intense interest, writ
ten by a clever. keen-sighted,
wide-awake Russian, a student in
the Russian diplomatic service,
and a man of affairs-and he is
writing about Japan. "His work, "
The New York Times Saturday
Review of Books thinks, is Gin
tcresting and inlpartial-a book
. decidedly worth reading
= And there is Miss Anna Cogs-
we'll Woods thoroughly delight
full account of travel on the Con
tinent, "Idyls and Impressions OF
Travel (SI.25). 1t is book that
may be opened at any page and
read with infinite pleasure. for in
it. as The St. Louis Republic says,
impressions are stamped upon
the mind with the clearness and
delicacy of the sensitive plant, and
it is charming, instructive and in
teresting.
Turning now from the delights
OF travel at home and abroad, we
come to the works on economics
and finance.
Mr.. William l.. Royals His
tory of Virginia Banks and Bank
ing Prior to the Civil War
tSI.25, postage, 10 ccnts) is, from
every aspect. a notable and val
liable addition to the history and
science Of banking Mr.. Royal is
a tlnancier OF wide experience. Ii
the eighties he was the sole coun-
sci for the creditors OF the State
OF Virginia in the desperate con
test that Commonwealth waged il
the Federal courts in her attempt
TO rid herself of her public debt
debt amounting to some thirty
millions OF dollars.
And, TO mention only one other
in Mr.. Luther Hess Warins'
THE Law and the Gospel oi
Labor" (SI.oo) we have thought
iul and intelligent study of the
two great vital forces, law and
labor. Mr.. Warnings work is
constructive and suggestive; it is
fundamental good sense. and
makes a strong appeal to the en-
ployer and the employed alike.
Then there are some new ant
valuable additions to the history
OF literature and literary criti
CiSm.
Major Charles W. Hubner, au
thor OF Poems ISSUED bv thi.
house,, in Representative South
ern Poets (SI.5o; postage, 1.
cents has accomplished
work, The Baltimore Sun saws
that commands and wins appro
bation.' Major Hubner has writ
ten with sympathy and apprecia
ton. and the personalities of tn,
great Southern poets arc brough
before us with clearness and vi
tality that are worthy of higl
praise to quote The Sun again.
Professor Carl Holiday. recentl
teacher of English in the Uni
versity of Virginia. now head o
the Department of English in Co.