Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

suade him that Great Britain is a
charitable institution. What nation
is. or could be. given :hc nature of
man: Her good treatment OF us has
been To her own interest. she Is
wise. far.seeins. less of an oppor
other nation She has seen clearly
and ever more clearly that our good
Will was to her adrantaE''. And be-
meath her wisdom, at the bottom OF
MI, is her sense of our kinship
through liberty defined and assured
by law l We We're so tar-ses'ne
her good will is equally important
To us; not alone for material rea-
sons. or for the sake OF safety. but
i also for those hos few deep, ultimate
and womanho"d, which we share w,;h
her. which we got from ilcr, because
she is our nearest relation IN this
many-peopied world"
SARAH AND HER DAUGHTER. by
Ber;ha icarl. Thomas Settler. New
This is tale Of New York's Ghetto.
as IL lives from day TO day in its two
roomed tenement Hat. It's struggles
with circumstances. its miScrics, loves
and hates. its d'kcords and harmonics
It's humor and pathos. its psy-
GEOLOGY in every incident that hcfa!ls
Jews OF the ype OF 81 ~. Elias. Mira
and Minnie. beginning N the ,ihct;,,
the author takes ner psrri" cat Into
the larger life of lie metropolis en-
vast. i; is finished ~ detail ami ea:.l
character Is a liteIlke portrait
THIS thinE has never been done
es:ors There have been csaricatures,
biographies and autohioSraphies OF
Jews: novels OF single individuals.
bat this is the first sustained work OF
fiction in which the world of the
Ghetto is Set forth as a whole. The
story has the Potash and Perlmutter
laugh and tears OF the sufferers of all
ages. The author has Il masterful,
N!T:ie grip on the Ike She depicts
and a manner Of telling shat will
delight the Wcs:ernc- VINO has never
come in contact with the Jew as il
Her Daughter is work OF genuine
h0no! combined with sensitive un-
dersiandtns IND syn,p1"ihy that lift it
OUR LITTLE CzEcHo- sLovAK
COUSIN; by C!ara Nostrovsky Win
This is the authors latest volume
in oar Little Cousins series. of which
NE nEsi numbers were Our Little
h on, %9@ :n:. onT Little so-
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and Our Little Finnish Cousin"
Few Americans know whether the
forming Q: 2eS nations and the re
great Mar i = further mixing OF ma
iiona.it.es o. not Mrs. W!nlow. who
several OF n. slavic languages. is
eTn!aen;ly qualified 10 aid in Clarity
ihs me situation through the medium
T Q; he o% S on he sahieStA In this
S'ovaks. thci. relationship to the
other newt liberated peoples in close
y proximity and 20 the rest of Europe
the s:Se. boundary and ?resen; poii;;-
ca status az ;he!. country. something
OF the!- history. art literature. ,nu-
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Invaluable source OF Information.
LANCELoT. 4 INpEM BY Edwin
( Arlington Robinson Thomas Self
/. Nj Robinson is conceded 10 belong
in The class OF great American poets.
and 'I-anceloi' Is the -ipes; product
q his poets talent Though the
men, .. !; = thoroughly Iuoder. ard
tuN OF meaning Cor Us today The
arthur an legend u here used 20 lay
bare The pro:ouadeT Depth o: the
atmosphere o: ~ay and strife fur
H!SheS IN. author an eScslle7; vehi-
&c Tor me p"eiie Interpretation Of
aEi;ated Us during The war and since
the cessation 0. the waT Apart from
its poetic and Timely value, Lance
=
est!IE story,
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