Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

Ice during the recent world war
That the memory of their lives and
the Harvard Corporation some time
ago appointed Mark a. DcWolfe
Howe. OF the Atlantic Monthly stan.
as BioSrapher OF the Harvard Dead
In the War against Germany. Mr..
loves task is now nearing compile
ton. and the Harvard University
lress promises for June publication
the first Of his four volumes. This
those thirty men whose deaths oc-
Cured before the United States en-
tered the war The book bears the
appropriate subtitle. The Vanguard.
Doni & Liveright repor, that the
advance sales OF Growing Up" the
,ncw novel Of AMERICAN family life
appear early in June. are five times
as large az were those for her novel
The Prestons." which Is now In It's
fourteenth edition. This would seem
to answer the question. what's in Il
name: and at the same time bear out
the old maxim. nothing succeeds like
success.
Current Social and Industrial
Forces" by Lionel ID. Edie. professor
months ago by Boni & Liverigh,. VIII
be published In England next month
by SIR Isaac Pitman &c Co. who write
that they consider il the mos, i'm
portant symposium devoted to the
problems Of present day life that has
yet appeared.
The Century Company announces
a new series OF books for t Amerioaa
business men. The FIRST Of these will
be Ocean shipping" by Robert I'D
wards Amin, timely volume deal
management and operation in a thor
oughly practical way. The second
will be entitled The New Merchant
Marine" and is by Edward y. Hur-
states Shipping Board. II takes up
the Inevitable problems which our
! merchant marine must face and seeks
TO aid those Interested In our cargo
carriers 10 solve them. Others to
| follow VIII include Packing for Ex-
port. by II. r. Moody. and Foreign
! Mcrchandizins.' by Burweil $. Cut
/ ter. 1t il planned 60 make this
matters pertaining TO foreign trade
and each book will be written by {,
/ trained expert.
Press reports that exKing Con-
mission. from the allies to leave
Switzerland. and already has arriv-
: ed in Snlso. Maggiorc. on the Swiss-
I italian border make especially time
| Co. OF Paxton Iiibben's Constantine
! J. and the Greek People" II will he
I remembered that Constantine was
! deposed at the instance OF Premier
/ Nen!zelos. and his son, Alexandc r
/ appointed TO reign in his stead. Evil
/ IDENTIFY Alexander did not take kind
I ~ to kinply duties. for nrst he mar
/ rieh outside roya! circles. and o.
/ late has taken the bit in his teeth
and gone TO Paris to visit hia plebe IA n
/ VIE. There even are ruinors that lie
Will join his Danishcd father and ac-
ccpt voluntary exile. rather than re-
I turn /" land that viii not rccoyn.z.
. his VIE az worthy OF queenly rank.
SIX essays OF the late Professor
William Newton Clarke have jus,
/ been publ!shc1 by the Yale Univcr-
! SHY Press. The volume bears the
| til" OF the firs, essay. Immortality.
and contains the following other cs-
I says: Mystery in Religion" The
I Work ot Christ for our Salvation"
+ Hurley ana Phillips Brooks" Re
/ v"alcd Religion" and The Young
Ministers outlook" AT the time OF
his death. In 1912. DR.. Clarke was
professor OF theology at Colgate Uni
vcrsity
Dynamic symmetry: The Greek
Vase" tfale University PrcSsD by
! lay iambidgc. brings on, for the
/ iirst time the startling similarity be-
I tween designs in the highest type
I OF art and designs In nature. The
{ fundamental laws governing the