The sun., 1916-09-30
LATE NEWS OF BOOKS AND BOOKMEN.

ner's Dress Suit Is qualified both by
ancestry ana experience to te "A ke"n
observer and TO write well. lie = a great
ereat-srandson Of the astrgnome. sam
uel Dodge. and n yrcat-gtaudson Of
Major-tien. Richard Henry Dodge and
Anne Irving. slstc" OF Washington lrv-
ing Beginning his oareor a. a turioi
c'crk IN Wal! street. he leg, this position
to engags IN railroad surveying iu Texas
and Mexico. and later was with Robert
l.. Peary in preliminary worN ON the
Nicaragua snip canal ncn he Ven: to
London. working Tor a nunbe @! .,ars
I- II newspaper correspondent In ON
don aud IN Italy. and. returning 20 tbs
country. was for "A Willie Il Wall street
reporter. Lately. he has devoted him
self exclusively TO general magazine work
and play writing. "Skinner's Dress suit"
his latest uook. Is q story OF Ainericar
enterprise. which incidentally demon
stra;es how much clothes may have /,
do with making Il man.
Annie Hamilton ponncll. the author Of
Miss Theodosid : Urlris;r'ngs wh!c'
Little. Brown a 60. are publishing. IS a
native OF Rents Hill. Ne, q 'piinci
resident az Ann Arbor. Mich. We nuw
resides near Boston. She has ws!t.e.
many stories Of ,a'>.'g length. her
best known book being 'Iic5ccva MAJ"
Mrs. pouucll Is the mother OF ioui
children.
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Hesent volume was written in l9ll-l@
and was tho dissertation" with which
the author won lis fellowship at Kings
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drama arose. and or, mus, know wa
the i.Hzaa.than drama was" He ha.
given attention Therefore 10 each o: these
points, not pretending TO cover TIE whole
ground. bu, correcting some ~ the more
misleading wrong ideas and limiting at
some of the more important. right ru..
Tn, >nIum, will contain , ,on1ulctr bL.
biography.
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FAR removed from I'M. scattering c,nn;ri.
cism OF other az IL, men vhu taught At
Harvard I'm his time. H., v1, NOT anxious
To- make disciples This IL TN, ,norr
extraordinary. MS ideals, and SYSTEM
attic philosophy disroscs men 10 form
schools"
Among Prof Rovc.'s hos, known
phil~sophirll writings arc THE Shirt
| Of Modern Philosophy" "Thc torcep-
ton Of Immortallty'' and ."Thu K, llyious
ASPECT of Philosophy"
fuoi'aton OF 'Analyteal fsSNhol'
nonnced by Monatt Yard a Cos Dr.
'"ftt'hcc Long 'ultor ana translator
oi 'ne "orh' mas cath.red III 'his N"'ulhc
III" eariler "rl'lips or tne famous gu
ri'n professor wh'ch preceded his ',sS-
choiovy or the 'hconsc'ous' and winch
nau appeared III PRINT "ca''eF'u 'hIodsn
pahhpH ''s' itNlt"'' tn"iuii"llAs ana
lec'"res' Inc largo eh'' wh'th June
lsE'holosy OF the Unconscious nar
nhd since It's pubilcdtlon III the spring q!
inc year promises vel! Tor the reception
OF ANALYTICAL l~sSchulusS On the part
OF w. friends ana ~f"l''"'ra "I fFtui
ana jung IN TINS country,
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Miss Caroline I.ockhlit II tho heroine
OF the following true tale, Sho writes /.
"Wh,le WIS la the mountains a COW
punrher on an adjoining horse ranch
thought Il W.. a III tnnc that ! should he
loose Oh tho range Il ma,.ricA-a
Slick No braud-in other words uumtl-
ried. 81 lie asked me l., II. husu. sIg-
gesled that It would iu slim 'picAius X
on $50 a month, as VS. rather an CA
pcnsiyc lady Nheu I got strung ont. lie