Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
&c. WELLS MAKES
A SWEEPING DASH
INTO WORLD HISTORY

Continued From Eighth Pagc)
Ysrsity, has struck the Keynote Of
current comment in saying that Pro
most forward-looking documents that
nave seen recently" President
iinrton OF tho University of Michigan.
E ni. me book "rofresbing. challeng,
~ wishes that every professor In
america might read at least this ono
. ,1nK bearing upon tho problems OF
~: .aI iha, IN general and especially
US they AFFECT tho college," President
nuHIa'o, OF tho University of Wash
nnStoh. declares that mo volume on
nrGner education which has thus far
uiatihS or useful"
os h.Ih, d Metcalf Roof, the author
Inoem,onstration." just published by d.
fS lrc,,, O. Co.. was member OF the
ne British guests OF the Pilgrim
ierGentenary celebration. Miss ROOF liz
5ruiy an American author, for she is
governor of the Plymouth Colony and
nah three other direct ancestors on
inc Mayiiower.
Arthur Crabb. author OF the new
look of mystery stories entitled
Samuel Lyle. Criminoiogist." Is re-
eeiving many compliments from mem
hers OF the legal profession for his
lsasonms and the clearness Of his
SGuucti2ns IN criminal procedure;
solving seemingly impossible prob
lens have much OF the shrewd an
aiytical quality that characterized
| 81. jurist. Judge Knox OF tho United
10 say: II have found them most In
Gates District Court. recently wrote
quito certain they will give enjoy
nomt 10 axy one Interested in what
foes on In a criminal court room. or
|soursc much OF the everyday work is
f.lnt me but tho man who looks Into
thht routine FOR disclosure OF hui
iGth hhiur" aud surprising possibIl-
t.S VIII to" sure TO ind them. The
hrthrr Of Samuel Lyle has .yt-
IDENTITY hccn ouch Il person
'rh" !tlau,ic Monthly Press an
hgunrcS That the second edition of
rho story Of Opni' contains an in
,tohnction by Lord Grey. which also
nFpcara In the English edition tThc
tfor IN England and is salling as
,hWnly as the American cdition) An
iGG introduction. Describes the for
'""r ambassador to the United States
as Roswell Ambassador Fallodcn.
ne man that wears the Grey tie and
~ KIND 10 fanks."
Tho author Of The Mu,inccrs" Ut
,antic Monthly rrcss) Is Charles
,,onrdm1n iint%es. q son-in-iaw. OF
tIoH rum bpNiDIn IN ltlI. he has
GcPn connected with TIL" YOUTHS
Companion. until September Of this
year, whom he Joined the editorial stan
81 the Open Road. the new monthly
magazine for Older boys" During
y" last year he published In The
pn"n Road his story OF The Muffin
GERS which Immediately attracted
wide attention.
There IL no better criterion OF n
mans worth than his taste in books
Two days before his election SIR.
Harding conthed 20 "a group OF friends
THAT above all else In literature he
pie That man" said Mr.. Harding
|lm4 faculty Of English expression
hn, seems 10 me absolutely unique"
Aprupns ~ our President elects de-
|l'Eht In this volume, Brcntano's has
s~n"d new edition Of Imperial
Purple
PPM Travcrs. formerly on the edi-
il"rial Hihr Of John Lane, The Bodley
iir'd. London. and later of the Royal
NhFN Mr. Service Gin which he finished
lp 80 rnaior). has just made his debut
aH m author. His book. The Dip
lierh.' though suggestive OF a!rplanes
ot team OF professional American
dancers al an English house party.
Although only just published. The
blppcrs" IS nov being turned INTO
"a musical comedy and a broadway
production IL In prospect for the near
futErc.
Mur!cl Hine. author Of THE Brcath-
i"ts Moment" In collaborating with
a friond on the decentralization OF her
slGcessfui novel of year or two
$50. The Best in Life"