Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

tie mongrel dog. And childlilc though
the Judge was. maybe he couldn't rise
him! The trolley line didn't get very
far through the cemetery-Sunsct lIiil
and The brought Jim Ramsay down
oG,h his perch an made man OF I'm"
All through 1t runs beautiful love
story--the kind of a love story that
really happens and In the way that
those things really do happen. There
the whole book. Unlike many char
acter studies. Tho Man That Never
Grew Up has a very strong story
hold one to the last line on the last
page.
WHY WORRY? BY George Lincoln
Walton, NJ. y. j. Is. Lippincott Co.,
Philadelphia.
through nineteen reprlntinss and ma
ton wide adoption AS friend, philoso
pher and guide appears revised and en-
llarged. In the new matter of the book
he sums up. with characteristic humor.
the whole OF his doctrine. and points
OUT It's bearing upon thought and con-
disadvantages into opportunities. and
from It's advantages to reap their full
measure or blessinEs. II We ar, are to
age US TO adopt his methods and
philosophy. Never. perhaps. has any
writer possessed rarer combination
OF the scientific habit Of mind based
upon lifelong study of humanity.
ministerlng to the body and mind
diseased; and the sane common sense
ohecrtully and effectively His creed
can be understood, enjoyed and APP
Piled by the men in the street. equally
wiz with The sage: Agssnst the hi rear 2,
raise the bulwark of the steady mind,
courageous in It's faith that the best
way TO meet all threatening. danger is
valiant good will; with assured con-
~iction that all will then be well.
whatever the outcome of our present
security and happiness OF mind with
delightful humor to beguile US Into
adopting it.
FIGHTING WITH THE. UNITED
Static AI:sT BY captain Charles
Philadelphia
This new number of the Victory
twelve TO seventeen. rciatca the ex-
pcriences Of Rod Van Horn and Ralph
Storm. college chums at Dale Academy.
great war joined the Canadian expedi-
tionary force and later were both
wounded in France. Upon being In
Selves Selves" ,ogeth Il" aga again IA" and applied for
transfer from the Canadian to the
American forces, which. in tho mean
time, had entered the war. Willie in
England they see an exciting air raid.
and witness the successful attack on
Zeebrugec. Then they get their orders
and are in the thick Of II again when
the Americans face a German salient.
It Is a story whose reading Will be
thoroughly enjoyed.
CAPTAIN LUCY IN FRANCE. BY
Alinc Hazard, with Illustrations by
Ralph =. Coleman. Penn Publishing
Company, Philadelphia.
This very interesting story for girls
concerns the activities and expert
ences of Lucy Gordon, an American
'army girl" She is staying with Eng
lish cousins when news comes that her
father. Colonel Gordon. is seriously
wounded. and Lucy is taken to see him
In little town near the front In
France. The town Is captured by Ger
mans. and there is Lucy with big
problem. How she solved 1t and a
bigger one at tho same time Is tho
story here.
TRULY AND TIMOTHY OUT-oF-
DOORS. BY Bertha Curricr Porter.
Penn Publishing Company, Philadel-
phia.
AS writer Of stories for boys and
girls. Bertha Currier Porter has
achieved splendid success, as attested
by the popular demand for her books
She thoroughly understands children