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

Immediate publication About 1t and
About" collection of essays by ID.
son and good humor aud common
sense on great variety OF subjects
or Immediate and burnins, interest,
nestle service and ireland and many any
other of the difficulties of peace.
Queen Marie. of Rumania. recently
sent request through an American
books that would give her an S idee
OF American life and literary taste
books tina; Americans are reading"
the selection OF the books was re-
iGrrcd sent her nine books. all novels
give OF them were button pubiica-
Lee Wilson Dodd's Book of Susan"
Il story Of New Haven and New
. nGrk; chiefly; Dane c9Slidges
deserts and mining regions. prospcc-
tors and cowboys: Hcrschei S. Hairs
steel Preferrcd.'' tale Of the Pitts
eurEh steel mills: Richard Washburn
Childs vanishing Men: a mystery
story with its final scenes laid in the
Southwestern desert. and Blasco Iba-
neHs Woman triumphant
lioughton Minlln Company an
nounHS NE publication on August &c
Of Hidden Creek by Katherine
M aiT IN Hnr,; The scene is again
earlier and most successful story.
rho branding Iron" In Hidden
nnrSch' MIS-. Eurt has moro than full
| book.
MI IL Will interest the long line Of
, IhenrE AdamS' enthusiasts to know
, ,.,rt when Miss Emerson. OF the cdi-
H anriai stan Of Asia. set sail u few
.,r ago for Il year in Central Asia.
v me Education of Henry Adams;
T mans - fne only w., book to 70 into her
| SDchu her leisure moments in troDica /
Juhsics and on Eastern stcppcs.
e,i n,nonE the most original of the
i nrd looks is Gamaiicl BradEord's II
by itoushton Aiimn co, TO read tiis
m,"ucrn revival of the Don Juan
c rrT,,toa' q, SSst"m. with its ripping
curiosity about the author AI;hourb
IL matters !ittic TO the public how.
~, ,!i,a au'n 10, feels when he writes. pro
with good writing. ncvcrthclcss. il is
homethinE OF triumph to write a
BOOK OF JOY. mirth and sunshine. when
ness "a Prophet of JOY" was largely
Mristch. even dictated, on q sick bed.
~" I'm every surrounding OF discour-
ihc need of JOY on the authors part
pcrnaps helped to pour il into the
hosm ana he would like the poem
needs II enough today.
Moments Wild Oats hook of
S!rniEht from shoulder talk to
"oH''H ,Ioout present day social and
sex problems. by c. q; HARTLEY. con-
'ains the Soundcst bit of advice IN
Young womanhood that We have seen
anywhere. Here Il is in nutshell .
FiX your ideal. DO not make the
shiids mistake and think that the
desirable thing to do just what you
IKE. ron can never hrd freedom or
happiness that way. Hold firm in
your hearts that no gain of pcrsonnI
liberty counts as happiness TO women.
treasure your womanly qualities
your sweetness. your unlimited on
nacIty for devotion lsc tho Cs,ah-
fishers of revived feminist ideal,
ism. the founders oc y new tradition
OF womanly service. I; is for you 10
tx the type that will one day give
woman her real freedom
IN example Of tho efficiency oe
SWISS democracy is shown in the
SWISS loan now being raised in this
country for the purpose OF clcctrifv-
lns The Swiss railroads. The Swiss
government is the first to accomnlish
such a measure "a the clectrifyinr OF
us roads Americans who wonder
Just how and why Switzerland IS able
70 achieve such q national feat will
pc interested in Felix Boniour's excel
| lent book. Real Democracy in on
Grafton" tStokcs).
Mrs. Violet Twcedalc. introduced "a
/ American readers last fal! by ''J;hos:.
| Have Seen" a record OF her per