Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
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, or EuSSlaS rcconatruction. 1t Is
lies in Russia tina, up to now onl,
Iapan has seen, AIR, Spargo brings
'nem home 70 the American husnes,
clears The haze or controversy. giving
definite authoritative picture that
ss SSws s., @nons o'her things My B1l,
/ says; "Hsr present position is la
I ,Hv utaNlc indeed, ana her needs arc SO
sreai ana 50 humorous that the mint
douG; ia; she viii survive and he,
/ Moreover, he points out that while
! ,I"r1M aspires 10 succeed Germany in
/ heSe:nony over Russia-and lie gives
( toeu'nen'ary eridemce TO prove tina,
! She Goes-it is really TO America that
/ Russ,a'S eyes are turned. The author
expresses tile earnest hope that tho
sian problem the attention which ITS
relation 10 our own place in civi!iza :
points the way TO what he conceives
10 be the proper solution OF the prob
lem.
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York.
practically. all the favorite nonalco-
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palatcs OF thirsty mor;als, and. in adj
concoctions. Mrs. Stockbr!dge not only
teaches You how 10 brew all those
beverages dear 20 the palate OF tho
serve them most attractivcly.
The drinks that make the picnic
jolly and the guest happy--thc drink
that tcmpts the invalid and revivcs the
tired trampcr. the drink to make you
toas;y on tho nipping day. and cool
when tho thermometer goes up and
UP. the drink for the chiidrcns party
AMI the Erown-ups, the drink for out
doors and indcorS-for the woods, the
porch: the piayroom. the livinE,1room'
room. The drin" for break fast time
lunch time, tea time. supper time, bed
time. between time-the drink for all
tastes at all times in ali piaccS->til.
all are revealed.
THE T1TAL NAVE AID OTHER
Putnams Sons. New York
The longer story OF the six included
whGh gives the w@imne o Its ttie co md
only love was his art. His fascinat-
ing, personality orcrcomes the shyncss.
pretty fishing village model. and the
resultant jealousy of her sturdy fish
erman lover. The girl did not under.
offered him her aii-which he used
10 feed an Unsuitable ambition. 1t is
story Of great power and dcep sonti,,
Wave" will certainly. need no encour-
aGcment to go on with the other five
stories in this volume. Those who
read Ethel Dcli's tremendous success
or last season. The Lamp OF tho
Desert" Will agree that she couldn't
write a dun story il she deliberately
tried 10 do so.
HUMAN NATURE IN BUSINESS. BY
Fred 6. Kelly, q. +. putnam's Sons
This very valuable book tells how to
canitalize YOUR everyday habits and
who is connected in any responsible
capacity with The promoting, planning,
extending, or safeguarding of a bust
ness, for proprietors, officials and
executives. and for all those who want
to be helps TO hold profitable business
and 10 set more. 1t is cramn.ed fun
and VIII prove to be 4 rich investment
for every person engaged in any line
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four golden chapters and eight SPLEEN
did illustrations.
ARMENIA AND THE ARMEN1ANs.
Written by Kevork Asian, and trans
lated from the French by Pierre Cra-
bites. The Macmillan Co, New York.
After an introductory chapter on the
Armenian question. this book surveys
armenian history from the earliest
times 10 the present day. The geo
origin OF the Armcnians. tho forma-
ton Of Armenian royalty. carly re-
ligious ideas and customs. tho CONVEX
sion 10 Christianity. the dawn of Ar
mcnian literature, Armenia under tho
termination ot the Byzantine empire,
the Arncnians during the sixteenth,
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
and finally. Armenia in the nineteenth
ana twentieth centuries. These are
Some OF the topics discussed.
Thc author has not made tho mistake
OF going too much into detail. He has
written 4 concise history which gives
ne ne Facts which, the average, wei n-
q. al \
the country and its people.
nr m3usEno g1I?., rsHYslcs: ny c: II.
The book, the author tells us. was
written primarily for girls. The Drin-
c!pleS OF physics in such a book are.
lIF boys or for mixed Classes. Eat in
household rhysics" these principles
are applied In such Il way as 10 in
,"TSsi girls. by using examples and
references with which they are thor
ough!y familiar The subject of y.3-
IS taken up iirst. since it Is one which
becomes Interested in physics from Tho
mr;si, anu looks forward 10 recitaiions:
with pleasure. The language has hen
kept simple throughout The tnnicu
are carefully explained and .hcse en-
y" M, ions aH illustrated by 4 waaIt,
nro ',I' TfaWinss and photographs. The
teal. '"' p'iS-
M WAR AND THE. NEW AGE nv
Wiiii. Mason West. sometime protcssnI.
81 history and head OF the department.
& H., nne G,niXyersity % Minnesota. .liiyn
bIiet survey Of the world war for
,Ti,ii"u!''c use OF American students.
~ ~ "a!l!nG Tor the fuller light
ln"l future years viii bring. The Ma.
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