The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
THE SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1918

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OF action in the evolvement of good and
ADEQUATE game laws in the different
States. SO that vanished birds and game
mHy be restored to their accustomed
It is conceded fact that the wild
M l fn, OF America is in Imperative need
faet Smd fnrn KGasmG nraes,ea
basis for tho work OF preservation
and restoration.
''The New Hostess of To Day"
By Linda Hull Larncd. Charles
Scribners Sons. of New York, through
RICHMOND. Va. $3.50 net.
This bool: is profrered to those who
2 helpful household adjunct. with the
sSsSt The New Hostess S"V gracious " re-
Hints to the novice on The prepare
t ti0n and serving Of dinners and
collations and o'clock functions are
given. Recipes include sauces for fish.
meats and vegetables: dressing for
portions for brcs dis. / Very good index
serves 20, conDlcte this housewives
guide and assistant: for which Mary
Cowles Clark is the illustrator.
"The Kindness of Virtue"
BY Cosmo Hamilton. The George Fl.
Doran Company, of New York. 81 90
net.
Says Cosmo iIamilton: Virtue is an
must ask of knowledge to skew her
the pathway that leads to her goal"
:, The play uncer the title giyon above
| is in four acts and the setting: is an
Rev. Harry Pemberton and his fam
fully and thoroughly worked out. and
turns on question which is attracting
the attention of the worll ut present.
"The Attack -nd Defen.e of Little
Refund TOP, Gettysburg. July =,
BY. oliver Wilcox Norcon U. s. A.
The Neale Publishing Company. of New
The author OF this book expresses
himself as believing. in view Of con-
trajectory statements reg:rdinC the at
the. advisability of presenting in adj
dition to his pc, sonal observations and
experiences. the official reports OF the
Union and Confederate officers. togeth-
er with some important letters and
papers. not hes ctofore published"
s. A., 10 Captain FARLEY. dated from X New ::
port II. l.. July Is. 1872, says: Just before
was with General Meade near General
Stekles whose troops seemed very badly
General Meade 'n sena me to t ins
left 70 examine the condition of affairs, and
Top There were no. troops on 1t, and it
Vas used as a signal station, l saw that
that our troops in the woods in front OF
~ could not see the ground in front of
them SO that the enemy would come upon
them before they would be aware of it,
side OF the En- mittsburs Road. which road
Was along ridge. furnished an excellent
SO requested the captain of a rifle battery
5nst In front OF the Little Round Top TO
as the shot went whistlnE through the
air the SOUND OF it reached the eneny,s
rection OF IL The motion revealed to me
tne siisteninE OF gun barrels and bayoncts
ed and far outnankins the position Of any
Of our troops, SO that the line OF his adj
van, vance from his right to Little Round Top
= immediately, sent hastily written dis
a least to me. and General Meade directed
the Fifth Army Corps to take position
The character OF General warren's core
spondence and that OF other officers quoted.
chapter which ends tho book. and is entitled
Appoinattox the fact that Warren's COM
Army OF Northern Virginia IS brought for
Men. North and South. are writing their
recoliections of the great struggle between
bnek stssei , dq5lns me period OF sl-SS Each
and accuracy and stands falls by tn.
Little Round TOP was strategic point in
the greatest battle OF modern times. and
Oliver WicoN Horton viii # fTrneb Of fro ~
matter for discussion among survivors of al!
sections who were themselves present a;
/ Gettysburg.
Building an .iirship at Silver Fox Farm"
BY James Otis Thomas 7. Crowcli Com
pany. OF New York
The boy OF to-day is always interestcd,In
the modern Inventions. and the buildinsSof
an airship gives fun play for all his ina si-
The three boys who are most active in
MI Ottss fascinating silver Fox Farm
stories are OF the sort whose enthusiasm
once aroused. remains Gnda b. any
number OF setback In the present book
tne5e energetic men encouraged by their
distinguished success in aeropiaue- buildinr
30 In for fui-hedged airship.
nc leader ana chief supporter of the
Wood Illustrated by Frank r Merrill
The Macmillan Company. of New York
a typical sea book for boys with a war
otcEsr"und X relates the many adventures
OF = young boy named Harry Mace. who il
serving uncsr the command OF Capiain