The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30


 revolution by many years
 Because I believe that the future ot our own country depends to a very large extent upon the manner in which the Russian problem is met, l have ven- tured to entitle my book Russia as al. American Problem. It is my earnest hope that my fellow citizens will regard that as challenge, and that they will give | to the Russian problem the attention which it's relation to our own place in civilization warrants
 1 MY REST CURE" By George Robey illustrated by John 1 HassalD Frederick A. Stokes Com pany, publisher New York city.
 If-you ever enjoy the type of come dian who confidentially buttonholes you from the front of the stage and whose quiet humor keeps you rocking with mirth, ycu will get several hours rare enjoyment out Of this story, My Rest Cure" hy George Robey George Robey is the funniest man on the English stage. He has had many offers to come to America and when he comes he will doubtless get as warm a welcome as the hero in this book, when by medical advice" he em- barks on his rest cure"
 You cannot take George Robey seri- l the funnier he is. His personality never fails to ingratiate itself, and [ the ge1iality of the whole book, includ- 1 ina MT. Hassalls clever illustrations, is infectious
 The book is attractively Illustrated by John Hassall.
 i SOME PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS By Take Jonescu; introduction by Lord Bryce; Frederick A. Stokes Company, publisher, New York city. l Rumania's foremost statesman, lead CT of the conservative party and ex- prime minister, gives his personal ex- 1 periences and interviews with the great men of other countries in book teeming with interest and amazing in formation.
 M Jonescu, always pro ally himself and strongly in favor of his country entering the war on the allied side l was in d better position than any other statesman to get at a true estlmate of the leaders of both sides. His book includes interviews with the Kaiser King Charles of Rumania, Prince Lich- nowsky, Lord Grey, M. Poincare. M Verl7e'cs end nearly all the other fig ures of internal ational standing in pres ent-d day diplomacy.
 Quite aside from it's extraordinary l siCe.ights on the great men of the war the book has compelling interest fol it's picture of M Jonescu himself-s statesman whose significance has moi enc ed with his retirement from office THE ENCHANTED GOLF CLUBS | By Robert Marshall. Illustrations by Stuart Hay. Frederick A. Stokes
 Company. publishers, New York
 City.
 Major Jacky Gore. sportsman and self confessed expert in every known sport except golf-of which he knows nothing-being madly in love with . millionaire American widow who. IS also a golf enthusiast, is driven into a jealous frenzy by the goi1ing ex' ploits of his fellow clubman and riva in love. On the spur of the moment he challenges this champion to . match on the St. Magnus links on ever terms, allowing himself one week tt learn the game. A fair field to vii the lady is the stake.
 | The outcome develops in the mos humorous golf story ever told. ant which the author. Robert Marshall
 has entitled The Enchanted Col
 Clubs"
 "WYNDHAMS PAL"
 By Harold Bindloss. Frederick A
 Stokes Company. publishers, New
 York City.
 Harold Bindloss is at his best Tn tni romance of adventure. intrigue ant