Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

Via e the 3" sss1spF'.af. &,
s sneMs fIhi %.s homslg beauty Of impov:
romance romance concealed by dsab .exter!ors
p,Sr are not all alike to him. Tic
rests French s%I irIYh sefo Shs thd ssai hSy
The Gsp ,n,e the one great unit ErGn.
S Soy,,rs CUT :he new American OF u
{; '"n ieai metropolis OF today.
,.JCRiDlCAL REFORM Ey John d.
n ,oe Court Of caliiornia. Z. S. sena-
! hooks s" 20, author OF a number Of law
! f9H,iiiishinE Co, New York.
-, lbs iih,is volume presents u critical COM
ths common law and equity systems OF
i ppaIc.,ss, ~. English judicaturc acts.
en9 iSaes r Of the several states OF This
i,cirncy and economy. One or tho prl.
mary objects OF tho book is 10 Impress
upon ,h the minds OF Judges and lawyers
OF them think. the remedy for the iaii.
y iTe 70 PROMPTLY administer and en-
man with the lawmaking power and
hat Ihat II lies Wit, them to restore to the
people to Which an" toT con ana nSst OF ths
thcN do thcir whole duty.
AT THE SIGN OF THE RED SWAN.
~ ambrose Elwoli. Small. Maynard
woodeI islands. ras. CD rae Ms'" and nd
e e55sasias an sgr Sim is white ,sspIs
web Want into the srca. ' world ,ri, for him
s,e Win adventure. This is y
toiiowcd his arrival 1T the Sign % the
Rcd swan. with tho murder OF tho old
ma neg, door. The hero's escape from
tender love which made life worth liz.
ln$, even in ,darhost hours. are told
seas and breathes the fraerancc %
arendc:-sccn;cd romance.
THE DEGRApAT1ON OF THE DEM
OCKATtC DOGMA. Iiy Henry A,la ms
Tnc Macmillan Co. Nsw York Hi"S >'''''s'
AS With difficulty the ncccasa:y data
az 49, Sa;hered: human condnc: seems
Thu. hook i. record Of the en.hering
OF data IN The department; o. huaiari
whose lives c9rer i,nost tho ont'rc
r,tr:od Of TIC American experiment,
lsre ~ iasindea three 5r!Iliami g.
creed which hns become tho hotlta.e
0: ucnry Adams.
& ' GaasTas GslS7T shs aaAo tn:
Una aieehanie "Secpins np VIII
Written hNndboolIs on practical science
and mechanics, has gone 10 Cuba FOR IL
r;c:t New that Cuba has become the
las may. or his return home. DC tempt
An - wF Rfewe E9'umi g sH' NJ 1o, rne
H.. y nvt-to-one bet that sucn book
l. i Were found 10 be as practical and
inl Q: real working suggestions as arc
sell al!'of then! combined.
Miss Earo,:ac knudsen. 'ho tran.,
iator o! TIC ao9;haayer," play By
-Four Seas Con,psn" is publishing has
Hc"n unanimously awarded Tho 500
;'r:2Tr 'vich IL. american S:randinav'
;an Review offered tor tho bcJl s,;ort
"i""%. Miss knudstn's .tor" viii ap.
i,car in tao Christmas a1niber Of thc
wNlam ns,n Uews!l. is piac:nG
sociatcd with Americas literature. u.
N. , n',p1ssl Of The amsriran rsads7 IN
i;oni n L.yGrish;. which Will Contain
The twcn,y-.hroc Shor; stories Of Amer
ic.n origin, which! he considers worthv
9col: w!! he called. The Great Modern
s as - Tla, siori"s NJ H9TGj!s has
i!n.uiShcd preference. The ju::oluc-
'io!. - The Volume is ] delightful essay
nr "reminiscences and criticism written
ny 'nc editor.
women has provcl Itself a :heor?
which does NO: work OUT III practice.
The story or q Lover published by
Boni & IIive!'ght. Merry Austin. autho.
p'iscd That the author OF The story
y. :, Lover should consider this result:
strange Doesn't ne know" she uS..<a
tina the instinct ct jealousy - print,
tive ia man and Chat al The liberal
theories and all ,he iibcrci practices &!
'ka world cannot alter tina, tlct"""
Mcsars. Charles ScribEe:'s Sons have
AII1,lCRA PH EIvTERS