Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
Books and Authors

'Soctsl 'hris,iaui,y In the New Era
= G para; Thomas rtrisdy Fleming
construction message Tor every one in
'ercsted IN the churcl! today I, Is ~,
sarn n,scb a Of w n. NJ s@en aaa
fIeW OF ~" church during his three
ncsrs Of a intercourse VIA, ia
movers ior SOFA bet,.rne sf IN, p Pm,
rSY"r,, 30, Dc a,5,o~cd 20 come through
I, is book ,hat shows what N.
rsiUrn'nE solditr cxpects q also
ne toward poverty. iRnoraucc. sickness
ana other problems There is scarce.
II is hook ~ christian ID. .j,sn,
which viii make leaders mink To-
,hemst YES and Keep on thinking unt,l
one % our rsrea, and mos, be.u,4.u,
the lat" Colonel Roosevel, sin,
Roosevelt. found only IN r.,
tlreams OF the higher Sierra In CAlifor.
"a a,pnears when csugh, as though
ih.S colorinc. ono % natures n,.ryc,
l"uS o!ts OF adaptation due. no DOM.
:" the golden color o! the rocks IN
me stream IN which the trout orig
as golden trout" ana tho strc,n, =
which !, MAS found 5 called Golden
trout creek. This creek is IN tho
higA sierra in California IN NE uro-
rcscd new Roo.esei, %ation,i 80
Salmo Roosevelt has been ,ranspl,n,
90 into othcr sierra stream I'm som.
OF which, notably the open upper
waters Of the VI !ddlc Fork OF the * ncs
4 has thrived and maintained its Viva
nue. In sheltered waters II has an
narently disappeared. fact which MAY
merel! mean that It's color has chang
ed with cnvironment.-F-om ''rhe
Cook o: the National Parks" BY Robert
sterling Yard CScr!bners)
Joseph Husband ia not man who,e
Individuality carries him always in
one direction. Just after sraduatinr
rom Americas most exclusive eastern
university. Mr.. Husband turned MS
back upon aes,hetic!sm ana culture
and spen; twelve months n the grin,v
toll which resulted in his ars, liter
a az NentHre. "A Year in a Coal Mine"
Years Of prosperous business and
family lie. which would portend a
more or less settled middle age. But
me war offered further channels for
adventure and iured Mr.. Husband from
me ,comp!a :sance Of natural living 10
~ Year IN tina Navy" the title of his
attest book ,Houghton Miflin COZ The
BOOK is the personal narrative OF Mr.
husbands career on a destroyer which
,raVersed the dangerous zone" IN its
function OF chaperonins into port thy
hcavily laden American transports.
.hi1eEItd Al w Ofk was written and
published by Mr.. Husband during the
years OF his frst establishment in
business. II was so illuminating OF
American industries that il was even
| tualiy adopted As a school text.
T. Morris Longstreth thus describes
Tlattskill Glove IN his recent book,
The Catskills." an alluring picture 10
city dWellers in the month Of july:
There Is at the top OF the Glove a
gorge called by the ambitious inhabt-
,ants the Grand Canon. We visited
this, and found that TO loiter down q
TO really digest the formations and an
preciate the trees. is matter or MANY
hours AT the very top In the DeviIs
Kitchen, as their fancy names II thcrh
Is a scene that distresses all artis,e
who have not brought along the means
or reproducing IT. The road uassas
over the gorge by small arch so
beautifully rounded and FASHIONED win
rock that II is little sermon on ,ha
value OF doing the ordinary we'll and
with an eye 10 beauty. The brook since
| a litile lament As 1t goes throuuh this
arch: IL is leaving lovely htids and
IS about TO be lost in series OF mad
plunges. When we saw il first il had
whittned the entire cavern with frnat
IN the spring II riots down those yrh.,
stone steps. Our guide, she Who hhasms
me charming inn nearby, said thar r.,
great freshets it was the Tiiaster ne IN IN
gorge nlltng II with foam and noise
ana ana demoiishinF the stairway:. which
they annually rebuild" ""'e'