Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

by Ralph Straus. announced for pub
LEGATION early In September, Is being
Co. Mir inns str eeH 0 is y an HpP EnsiisS
man who has won disting uish cd
place for himself not only with the
reading public. but also among his
home one is struck by tokens of
friendship to him from. such men as
II; G: VOLS. w. l.. George, Hugh
, Wa1poi n,,ot Compton Mackenzie and
usual and pleasant one, is a private
printing press, well-known in Eng
land as source OF rare editions.
ID. Appleton & Co. are publishing
this week Marine insurance. by
Solomon S. Huebner. This book
brings together in compact form the
principles and practices of the mar
practical text. 1t is one of series
covering the field OF training in the
steamship business being published
THIS fall. OF which the first volume, @.
fic Management" recently issued, is
already in It's third edition.
Antoinettc Donnelly, whose new
pook How to Reduce-lNew Waist
Lines Lin for Old" u. Appleton & Co.
for, the Chicago Tribune, and, as
such, recently took part in an inter-
estinE contest. She chose twenty
itve TAT men and engaged to reduce
them in less time than her opponent,
Or. j. d. Robertson. Chicago's
Health Commissioner. could perform
rin 1ike y service for for overstoTt women.
nelly, and the contest was wagcd
with much spirit.
There has been much curiosity
about the personality OF Catherine
6oSr'1, Carsweil. whose open the
publishers. Harcourt. Brace & Howe,
announce, third printing of the
s aSoa 1 the a GGs the she
glasgow: the younger daughter OF an
East Indian merchant. was educated
a. me Conservatorium. Frankfurt
am anu Main ia,t and the University of Glas-
gov. While student. she contri-
puted verse to the Outlook and the
speaker. and later became dramatic
critic OF the Glasgow Herald. 1906
1911 ei sho removing to London in
Journalistic work. mainly on literary
and dramatic subjects. Mrs. Carswcil
mas been married twice. to a painter.
IL ,oe +. A. Jackson. in 1904. and
IN 1919 to Donald Carswell, a London
| oarrister. She has had two children.
IN PHYLLIS Duganne. Harcourt Brace
q flows have found another write,
" 81 ohIusuai premise ISn, Her hrst novel
story e9 9e; w %irI Is Just ready. is she
when the war came. her home lie
her education. her boy and riri
V IriHnos IN the country. in Greenwich
Niiase and In upper Fifth Avenue
az OF them the young people who are
gong 10 have So much to do with re.
Shaping Our social RELATIONSHIPS
phyilis Dusanne knows how III,
mink and feel and act for she Is in
ner early twenties and OF that genera.
ZION herself and she writes with al,
the freshness and spontancity n,
youth The book is a good love s,or,
nrSt OF all, but. back Of the good time.
ana frirolity, there iSAln openSnwsf
look at this complicated and anaivt;.
Cal age. Phyllis Duganne is nice
OF lnez Haynes Irwin, and is tbS
fancy" about whom Mrs. Irwin wrotS
III her girls book OF that title.
Bruce Barton contributes an art;.
| Sie 70 the latest issue Of the America
nMasazine, based on an interview viii
itoiessor +. w. kemmercr, Of Prince.
ION University. and dealing with ~,
| question OF prices. Professor Ecm,
me1ers new book. High Prices n,
pehation," has just been pubiisbns
9y the Princeton University Press
me Introduction is by Frank A. Van,
In his Introduction to Mauric,
Levels Tales OF Mystery and Hor
ror (McBride), Henry b. Irving raII
attention to the large humber -
writer's In EnElish-from Poe to Kin
linG-who never produced remark