Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

just been launched by tho League OF
American Penwomen. tho largest nn-
tional organization or women writer's,
artists and musicians In the Unit cd
states. with headquarters ut 1722 IL
street. y. w. Washington. u. c. The
purpose Of the magazine is to aid tho
Struggling yonnE worker to fad a
place professionally. to unity and con-
workers OF the pen, pencil and brush,
and make the headquarters OF this
organization a medium through which
all such workers can not only bcneil,
themselves. but aid In tho great task
| or reorganization through educut ion
and higher ideals which faces Americ,.
! today.
South America seems to be tho new
ern Hemisphere. Never before has II
held out such possibilities for devel-
opment and the multitude of readers
who are following its growth will
find a fascinating volume In j. 0. L.
| BANDS Men. Manners and Morals OF
South America" which the Scribuers
' one an or eaS nS Mr.
hSh Journalists OF the day aud has
already won wide reputation for his
books ON China. His latest volume
out in the United States by the Scrio-
ncrs' scheduled to be published stimuli
tancously with it's publication in Eng
land.
flSheIlHcn VINO pioou mas already
begun to rise with the coming Of
warm days. and young leaves will. be
interested In the announcement that
Charles Scribner's Sons are publish
Lures and Gamehsh Food" BIZ tho
famous fisherman. Louis Rhead. Mr..
Rhead has for many years been known
rs one of the greatest fishermen AS
well as ono of the greatest authorities
on fishing in America. Mr.. Rhead's
theory is that to catch fish your bait
must be an accurate reproduction of
the creatures fish love. In his book
b. means Of colored plates he has
told the reader just how to make
those lures himself as well as what
dclicacics appeal most trresistibly to
the epicure fish.
theory that women must choose be-
tween n career or matrimony.' You
caI: career Just as much within matri-
mony or be married just as much
within career as you please Only
women have found the excuse 80 COM
Portable that they cling to It," Thus
speaks NarEaret Culkin Banning. au-
There was time when the career
called clear. and Mrs. Banning. then
alone in the world with her thoughts,
rived for year in Mary Mellow ellis
settlement back of tho Chicago stock
yards. and made valiant IL eEotistic
effort to see and relieve life.
changed my decision about tho need
OF the world for social workers after
WHILE Although she has three
CHILDREN, and this is her first novel,
Mrs. Banning expects TO continue car
eer:nS within matrimony--we have
that way-to an indefinite extent. In
her next novel she wants ito get in
side or the state OF matrimony and
tell OF 1t as only those OF us who are
veterans can tell"
Mary Roberts Rinehart is the only
author who has n full-length book in
Brailic tyne. In the recent movement
by authors who paid the expenses OF
having ono OF their stories put into
BTaille Cor the use OF the blind, Mrs
Rinchart had the five stories which
make up one OF her lately published
books, Love Stories, George Fl
expense. Mrs. Rinehart has just re.
turned to Pittsburgh after severa,
weeks spent in New York
Mrs. Joyce Kilmer. whose first book
OF poems was published last winter
second visit to the Middle West. Civ.
! ing Il series OF lectures on Contem
pornry Verse. She will visit Cincin.
natl Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago AMI
Although Candles That Burn" is Mrs
Kilncr's only published book OF verse
she is frequent contributor To maya.
zines and her poems are included In
nli OF the current antho!og!es.
Frederic Arnold Hummer, author OF
THE Web" Peggy Elise" The na-.
tie OF the Nations" etc. has written
romantic play about Spanish life
that will be produced next fall.
Daniel Boone is name to coujur,
with, yet the majority OF people, II
they were honest. would have to adj
nit TINT their knowledge of this fam.
Gus pioneer explorer Is decidedly
sketchy. DR.. Archibald Henderson
or the University of North Carolina
waa born within fifteen miles .:
4 Bnone's cabin. and in his new hook
! The Conquest OF the Old Southwest
just published by the Century Co. hi
| gives many interesting facts abou,
! the heroic Daniel For instance
/ speaking of him as Il mighty hunter
| he says: The superlative skill of one
or these hunters. both as woodsma
anu mar ks'nan. was provcrbial alons
! the border. The name OF DALE
! boone beca me synonymous with ex-