Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26

| David Elijah. Amos, Isaiah. Jcrc
miah: Nehemiah. Ruth, Esther. Jonah
! and Daniel
The simple. graphic style OF the
author VIII enable the reader TO Wis
! uaI!zc the characters in tho bible
ana TO understand more IuLy tic
spiritual lessons in the Scriptures.
Ur AGAINST IT. Ry yarick Nan
ardy The Macaulay Coz New New i"rk,
pan Randall. a man oe mystery,
| hclievin. himself To he a fugitive
from justice because of the wiics
friend" undertakes a big financial
| venture In the great Northwest, and
i.ads That he is genuinely Up
against IL. in the tolls ard mcsh"s
OF = gigantic scheme for his undo
| inf. frrn the r,rl he loves and TOR
Wh"m he would gladly sacrifice all.
Is apparently in the league with his
wAnc 1t is dls.inctive!y a story of
'"Nr and adventure. yet this move.
onta'ns all of the pep and more cf
the usual Sannrdy novel. There are
"Sr"p% a-niHnty and some real and
MASTERS OF THE GuIrD. Ry l..
i%;a lam Frederick y. stokcs Co.
aside The ;iineworn method of his us,
method OF examining Thousand
years o: Facts. stn.lStic. bat -..s 80.
iui reai,~. She tH"os rS" ,i p'E 60" "t
OF the old guild days and by telling
tor!cs o. toys aud girls. ;noH au,!
the Made Ages in Europe vi iiTi[
real Z" young readers. Artisan and
.prrshi!cc ~! the shop. kn!'cht and
,r"mhadour in tho castle ana the
monk in his hospitahlc cinist"r here
i've again the life OF this most i'm
p"rtam' and fascinating period OF
world development,
ANCIENT MAN. BY Hendricks VIII
New York.
This is the ideal gift book. /, is
Wonderfully dclighiful history in
story form for boys and girls OF un-
HtrStandiiGs parents.
WI s,siAnings are make believe.
W heTctoTc we start our histories
some hne morning about nf,y thou
,"hh ears ago and pay our respects
u our earliest ancestors in the bar
rem wi.GS oi northern Europe AN
rent Man will tell you OF his strug-
sitS amidst the glaciers and the saw
.sc animals. Then we will leave him
10 survive as best NJ can--to SHOW
you me earliest growth OF civilization
a,nohS IN" banks of the Nile and in
WGcn the book is finished the ac-
simulated knowledge OF Egyptians.
ASSyr,ans, Hah!lomitns. Chaldeans
ana hebrews has been carried Yves, =
ward and the vast Mediterranean haa
become the center OF new world.
There. are twcnty-four color plates
ana sixteen animated maps.
HrLL.poG OKuMMoNp ny cyril
Mcneil" c'SAppcr'D. George IL. Doran
Co.. New y nrk.
TIN" story ia unsurpassed by any
OF thoSr ENCHANTING ta.rS that MT
the reader gGi OF - prosaic world INTO
'nE rear OF romantic. hrcath-takiul;
adventure.
HnL-Dog Drummond. returned from
,He wars. nnds civilian life dmli. ia;
and unpro!itaolc iIut before ne lin
.Shrs with tn" scrap into which rate
;'irss him, he begins to think thit
.i'tts anair Of iyli-l?lS was mere
hi!ds play. There's "a girl too--rnd
indeed every clement Of a thoroughly
uor anG S S&Te dS oy@i mIs'H ni3
thrills with no time TO catch your
breath between.
TWIN TRAVELLERS IN INDIA. Nv
N"ry H. Made. Frederick y. Stokes
Tn" eNc!t!ng travels OF an Ancri-
can boy ana girl through India, told
with genuine interest and charm
Lending in India at bombay. the
TWINS search out the fascinating
learning much OF its history. past
Anu present. They then journey
north. going through the punjan 10
i'hAnrr ana on Ia the marvellous Vale
JL kashm!r. Many are the curious
adventure tales they hear OF hunt
AZ the tiger and capturing Wild
,.ephanis. Going south again, their
travels take thcn 10 Delhi. Agra -
Win - sid" trip 20 Jaipur--Ecn4rcs.
lcut;a ARD finally burma
iioyS and girls At home IN America
Ni.l thrill TO the excitement OF the
TWINS travels and will absorb. UNI
consciously, much valuable informa-
zion about life IN India Win Il from
:isp.cce IN color and other illustra-
,!oUs.
THE STORY OF DOCTOR DOLIT-
\. %,ohes Co.. Ncw Yoir,R. cue 'eN
Doctor nulit;lc was II little. low
able old doctor who h,d so many
animal pets all over mis- house and
garden thar his patients finally would
not come TO see him any more. and
h" became poorer and poorer Uhc
way some GOOD doctors do) Ru, as
u" grew poorer he grew buster for h.
bee mo the animals own doctor and
has ia!lc spread far ana wide among
them. AT last came a call from the
monkeys in Africa. suffering from an
Epidemic and the good Doctor set
sail =; once.
Tho adventures OF his marvellous
high kingdom OF the JcllijinKi ana
back again by way of the Cunarics
make story with chuckics of sheer
JOY IN every line. In return for his
services III Africa the Doctor is pre-
Scnt"h with - brand new pet, an an
!inal called the i'ushmc- pul,yu which
has Two heads so II can eat and talk
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