Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

blights the world.
PUTTING THE POISON INTO COL
UMB1A'S CUP. BY Winfred c. Howe,
instructor in modern history, West
Division High School. Milwaukee,
| Wis. Published by the author.
Excellent; Full of go; TX
tremely we'll done; Most timely;
are some OF the critical opinions from
Americas biggest men in American
history. literature. etc.
JOHN HEYL VINCENT. The Chau-
tauqua Press. Chautauqua. n. Y.
\ neat booklet containing an ac-
count OF the memorial services at
Chautauqua. August l, this year. in
honor OF Bishop John Hcyl Vincent.
who died May .. 1920. in the eighty
eighth year of his age. The booklet
contains many fine tributes paid the
distinguished churchman by those
who had been intimately associa ted
with him in the work OF uplifting his
fellowmen.
SHAM. BY Frank G.. Tompkins.
Stewart & Kidd Co.. Cincinnati.
y social satire. Originally produced
by Sam Hume as the dedicatory piece
Detroit. and by Maurice Browne. of
the Chicago Arts Theater.
PROBLEMS or LAW. BY John
s ldemry MisW WorS Charles scribner's
The study OF the problems con-
fronting progress in the evolution of
law. falls into three main divisions:
! the FIRST. dealing with the past. shows
what the. tendencies and methods OF
legal evolution are; the second, deal
ing with the present, describes the
laws mechanism in America; the
sents the principles and the problems
OF the laws adjustment between ma
tons. The three lectures were de-
livcred before the University OF Nir-
Einia under the Barbour-Pagc Foun-
| dation.
SELF HELP IN PIANO STUDY. BY
Harriet Brewer Frederick A. Stokes
! Co, New York.
In this hook we have plain talks to
piano teachers and students about the
principles, methods and problems of
their art. by well-known and pro-
gresslve authority. Her pithy and
constructve discussions of the inn
| portdncc or foundation work in piano
study, the establishment OF a stan
oardized method OF plano teaching,
ana her wealth of practical suEgcs-
lions for self-help. cannot fail re- in
spirc the teacher or student facing
| these problems
The widespread adoption by piano
teachers OF the principles treated in
ms door would result in definite
| increase in ease and effectiveness Of
instruction on the part OF the teacher
ana genuine satisfaction and progress
In study for the student.
MORE FRAGMENTS FROM
FRANCE. BY Captain Bruce Barns.
father. G. p. Putnam's Sons, New
:, We have here in this volume Parts
p,y.
famous drawings. which contributed
so much OF cheering influences 70
w oaT cSy ycr II Th the trenches while they
to soften the burdens of the folks ~
nome. 1t is to be doubted whether
any previous war has produced an ar.
! u ,h Those work possesses precisely
the Bairnsfather quality. The artist
has placed the civilized world in bis
aeot; There Is an appreciative intro.
Guctlon to the volume by Major
George Haven Putnam.
TIE JUNKiAN AND OTHER
poEMS; BY Richard LIE Caffeine
HSoEWo!eday, Page & Co.. Garden City.
no This is Richard lie Galliennc's first
poems are characterized by tho same
sheer beauty OF imagery and deli
SSaey or expression that distinguish
new .H i' ninn work but there is also a
armer sympathy with the actuali-
ne. ness OF life There is an echo Of sad
mes ness perhaps. but certainly a crop
volume is divided into eight parts. NJ
MT,nlch me hrst is group Of balladcs,
me sixth contains Charles Froh.
. nan. notable tribute. and the
emies OF France "' Ell
Klchard lie Gallienne is an Enr.
sishman who has lived in America
lot many years and made it's beauty
ms own. Although he writes both
nction and essays successfully. II is
~ ms poetry that he is best known
lie is poets poet. an APOSTLE ~