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New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
FOREIGN Exchange

D. Appleton & Co. announce the pub
lication of A. C. Whitaker's Foreign
Exchange" on subject which, because
of its intricacy, has never before been
treated with the skill and amplitude
that its Importance deserves. DR.
Whitaker's book is said to be a simple
but complete analysis of this difficult
financial subject which makes foreign
exchange really clear. The volume
will doubtless prove Of great interes,
to men who are taking up work with
export and import houses or are enter
ing the foreign departments of banking
institutions.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
H0UCHT0N MIFFLIN COMPANY
A Girls Diary
Piquant Story of New
York Daisy Ashford

DIARY OF 4 LITTLE GIRL IN OLD
NEW YORK BY Catherine El!zabeth h
Havens. Henry Collins Brown, New
York.
an. B. My mother has read my
diary and corrected the spelling, and
says it is very good for little girl"
If ten-year-old Catherine Elizabeth
Havens's mother--described as "the
pink of Maiden Lane"-had omitted on
this one occasion to impress her young
daughter with the value Of precision
we should have had in this diary Of
1S49 the most charming historical
document Of old New York. The
precious lapses in taste and grammar
seem to have been deleted by "the
pink" and the general effect Of the
diary is that Of day book written
under and for the eyes of Mother
Havens.
But if Catherine Elizabeth had a
misguided editor in Mother Ha-
vens she had kind collaboration in
Father Time. If ten-year-old girl
to-day kept diary instead of date
book we should find no thrill in the
statement that the young authoress
visited her uncle's country home; yet
when Catherine Elizabeth tells US that
she had an exciting stay with a rela-
tive at his country estate at Fifth
Avenue and Thirty Street we
realize what seventy years may do to
lend humor to a bit of writing Cath
crime Elizabeth used also to take long
walks, very far uptown-all the way
to Fourteenth Street.
logical and scientific minded young
miss was Catherine Elizabeth. Her
father bought his house on Ninth
Street, the Harlem Of it's day, from a
gentleman who "had but one lung and
lived on raw turnips and sugar" 'Per-
haps,' adds the diarist, that is why
he had only one lung" Medicine was
an enthralling topic for Miss Havens
She records her affection for her little
nearly as old as l am"-be-
cause 'we have things together, like
whooping-cough and scarlatina." When
she was four she had her tonsils re-
in little bottle of alcohol. Some
times she shows it to me-" notes Cath
crime Elizabeth, "to amuse me, but it
doesn't, only I don't like to hurt her
feelings"
The baby Pepys was something of a
social critic. She had no hesitation
about exposing the ways of the clergy:
There is a Miss Lydia G. who goes to
our school, and she is very beautiful,
and one day our minister's son was
walking to school with her and carry
ing her books. and l was just behind
them, and saw him give her beauti-
full red rose, and guess he was MAX
ing love to her and perhaps asking her
to marry him. for she blushed when
she said goodby. He is going to be q
clergyman like his father. l hope they
will be happy
Catherine Elizabeth was equally fear
less in her comments on graft in poll
tics:
"Maggy has a sister married to a
weaver, and his name is George Ross,
and he is growing rich by buying land
and selling it, and soon he is to be an
alderman"
Just opposite the Bowling Green"
lastlines an entry in the diary, "on
Whitehall Street, there is sign over a
store, Lay and HATCH but they don't
sell eggs" R. A. s.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Views OF Recent PubhcaonsNotabe Biographies Of Fanc P
About a Column
Concerning Patrick Scarlet

Vome OF US who happened to be edi-
TORS OF university magazines. circ.
islo-11. were wont to read "The Uni
verslty Of Virginia Magazine" monthly.
when the exchanges arrived. for the
sake OF series Of fantastic tales bv
an unknown graduate whose imarina-
ton carried him far outside the aca-
demic route. In 1916 these stories.
with few additions, were published
under the title, "Clown's Courage" and
signed Patrick Scarlet" The volume
Is inscribed "To the companionab,e
shade OF that ancient who wearied Of
nearing Aristides called the JUST and
tn's inscription may have puzzled many
readers even more than the contents.
Inc little book wasn't wild success
apparently. But lately, with "Jurpen"
running about the literary hearth in
his shirt, several omnivorous readers
OF fiction have mentioned "Clown,s
Courage" in the spirit Of comparison
and find that the collection had other
admirers. "Patrick Scarlet" (what-
ever MS rea! name may be) had the
courage OF his convictions and two or
three Of the stories must have rather
worried the undergraduate editors who
accepted them. A few reviews in 1915
gave him = condescending spank or
two for his mild frandness and it Ia
amusing to find one Of the then spank
ers now shouting manfully for "Jur-
gen" But an established author NAV
aOs always ys+sl DO things that the novice must
naturally, hadn't Mr.. Cabell's mastery
o! a difficult manner and he slipped
INTO boyish, pleasant sentimentalities-
also quite naturally. But his version of
Adam and Eve and his description of
Satan as genial old party are verv
much in the "Jurgen" mood, and since
"Jurgen" finds so many to enjoy the
mood perhaps it is not amiss to call
same general area. The stories were
published by Richard Badger, Boston.
THOMAS BEER.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
This Should Cheer Him uu

One of your critics seems to object
to the chronicles Of Haywood Sd ap-
pearing in the columns headed Books" !"
Far from agreeing with him. I would
urge 1t upon his attention that those
paragraphs devoted to Haywood Sd ex-
eeed In interest any Of your comments
which deal solely with the printed
page. There Is ne malice, hidden or
otherwise, in this statement
Book reviews are mainly for the lazy
who like to make show of having
read all of the latest books simply by
absorbing the critics reactions and
then retelling them. Any one who is
Interested will read quite without re-
gard to any critics suggestions.
AS for the occasional chats about
Haywood Sd, they indicate a human
ness which Is pleasing to observe in d
critic, simply proving that none Of us
are exempt from the great parental
weakness. For long time I strove
valiantly to keep from mentioning my
son in at least one conversation day.
Sometimes succeed. As you see, he
has crept even into this letter. So
as one fond parent to another who is,
incidentally, critic, Here's to Hey
wood Sd and his complexes."
ROSALIND SCOTT DUNKIN.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10

the Bolsheviki, neither IL Il ono Of
Greenwich Village. It Is IN Alger tale
for grown-ups, but not ene-Aalf so in
teresting IS an Alger. Ambrose-that's
the author-whose father was lobster
fisherman, forsakes his Maine home
venture ven on tie high seas and IN 'seh : iiv;ne au
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
"Jurgen" Not for "Smuthoundsn


II so erudite a press agent as Wal
ter J. Kingsley needs "key" to de-
cipher the subtleties Of "Jurgen." then
assuredly will the male vamps and
smuthounds Of Broadway who buy the
book in search Of pulse titillations have
their desire defeated
There is wit in "Jurgen"; there is
beauty, and ripe, mellow wisdom And
# there is one who thinks that the
pleasures of the flesh are undulv
glocified, let him reflect upon the part
that emotional episodes play in the
affairs of men. Jurgen meets beauti-
full women and deals with them fairly,
as he himself admits; it must indeed
be Puritan soul who can do aught
but envy him.
Besides, "Jurgen" is a classic, and
classics were ever allowed much lati-
tude; again, is not the story laid in
that remote period when the years of
the world were small, when men and
their frankness? 1t is to be surmised
that Cabell wrote parts of it with his
tongue In his cheek; and 1t is equally
matter for conjecture whether he
does not view the result ruefully, as he
must when he learns that denizens of
Broadway are buying his book, not as
seekers after beauty, but as seekers
after smut.
And please, Mr.. Kingsley. don't damn
the book by calling it "naughty"!
That descriptive term should be ap-
piled only to the boudoir contes of the
estimable Mr.. Chambers. to bedroom
farces and to kittenish women In
speaking of q book of "Jurgen's" cali
ber the word is out of place.
WILLIAM W. CONSELMAN.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10

for the family. We don't xememher
whether the cottage was mortraeed or
not Then comes a succe ssson of events
that thrill his youthful career. He
sees q play in Portland. falls In love
with Hazel in England, deserts his
ship, is falsely accused cs murder in
the tavern of the Red Swan, escapes.
and is pardoned.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Yes, He Is Immense

Of course you can't please every
body, so please pay no attention to
your wet blanket correspondent who
objects to your writing about H. Sd in
your Book Column. He's immense!
More of him!
It's II. Sd in your column and Pepys'
Diary in F.. P. AS that give The
Tribune that human touch.
IRVING EISLER.
P. S.-Please give US more reviews of
fiction
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
LObsters and Adventure
Theme 0f New Novel

AT THE SIGN OF THE RED SWAN. By
Ambrose Elwail Small MAYNARD a Co
$3.50 net
Readers should not be deceived BY
this title. This is not q story about
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
ETHEL HUESTONS
| ElHEL HUESIONC
K>ZAM 1t


I" oasy were fairy godsnofber,
s'eHs enough TO get from Santa
million or so names OF
'v'A ~bo love good reading, his
"oeeT World have to work Overs
Sa's delivering TO that million or
gorgeous story book entitled
SAS6 N TO DORIS. The Sun.
- bobbs-Msrriii Co., Publisher.
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mtr1rn OVERWHELMINGLY Mias Irzzp Sr.rr1-
ssn sIInize M 1ne new x.9iin JuE tsr,-
s-EsIIizs1 IN Wstrr-sszzsr with % melrt,srx.
ana rhs Girls E3rv Eluo sn Sn,aEr-
tit.4d WIS rx.pnr-s.o III FURNISHING
AZ s p'cifrk ING iiHisEu-ss attended
the Hssrsrr1u stzze conferences NJ -nr
AlEuEra s@irlE' Community Club lsslu
NJ me nsw ez-ssz-znnsr IN IN sznuiuys-
mem bEr=Ku- -t1s EHxe--frfn fieAHEn.H
rgad M G rR1Hsxxrra JrE E.zZr-aE AND
MiM NiieE unttif4Hn nizznE fsr -EiEinr
I'M hnfre- Et1is rTaK- LAsH psar 1tre
tuaarsa- was S1s.7fs- T9ns year L n
gsiE1Inafi TN -r1E4 "a hnftrta II s.ss5sl'fln
T,he 1rllfFwing sfsc.xru-iE.s rnrn n Ing
mur-ling Il 1tle clnt1nuusz fr n rsn-
esr~s1r-r Miss A1ir.e EirnK-stEur n
waiftIE-n Miss esss---nas C7R-p I'd En-
vts,-.riH Miss ElFse NFw-rht~ ID Fal
Rsre-, MISS -sr--ruf Paine II Anr-lR-
IL Ne: NzFs L.ssgnfrs DExlE ri F.9erft-
burg, Miss Agnes REsdsr ID. Azz1EnEra.
Niss 5Ir-lfIR-n nf Elunresaer. Risn
Miss SszrzI1l Znr.i,sz-- M-z- Mszsf1En znr
MIss sur-e-<rn s1 -f1e srrzze 1.sArne
Miss F&s-1r,is -FElsw ri Rrunfsine
called z1ztarraun N me fnaassrlInrr &C
esyngilrTsrnFsl1 Bll,saEiIlF 1Er 1nIiuETrStl
wFrr-sH,w zne urged sFHrne means N .Es-
f,Issrzs-iun. Afins asr-fIs FnE-z-rr ID
ttlf Community SHsv-irA. = PsEEk Rg.
szue in1s-aszirE infrznE-im IN raEE-n
n uirruing community 7xnns&.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

THE many 1s1EIcss N Mrs. -Alafle a.
C'slIeInau VII be E-ntsE5Hd II lRE---.zsd
mar dsu1h wincn efgiiIr-xsd rzs-T snd-
aaniv - Enrxrnsl a., sBxez1li,ssr zs
1a.h
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NE, June L. -SzA Ann WIS tns.-oauE-t-
ss- N Elijah Va INN Sarah fSfIr.nrsrA
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AIEuE1a n 1B5-
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1arl<.1 IN nErh r.rsrzG and nI1v sg,ilnais
81 .AaE-aBrz wf.h Trlurl1t.si SUCCESS Che
-r1u--1na DaE L 1E-z, llErxslRl Z.
l-,ltrHr N Sun11 Bns1un, MRss., xints--e
stlR lived FIR - gtA-z. zsr CafErs,-
fIisE n 1SEH- and m 57zns - zghs sine
rn1z.-aRd E-fiEz.Es T. TthHrnun If Vas
sn.5nfr-.z ME A41sr Etle anIdzn IF III
CIaiazuHn silF -zsrnuT-sL IN Cnr-sun. Cal.
anri IIuad with ngr. r1lFrH Er~. Percy
@si3lnr She rs su7--i<Eea tIv z srn Ela-
wGl-sd M Culver. End TWO E-rntit.tlil-
af-sEn 5ff Is8s Anreies. Eaz. a3an tsv n
sIHFr M-E. -egr-Es Fl s4zEElin sr C.ig-
an2 Csal. AND 4srs h1zg1aHrz. arthur,
IA Stewart 81 TINS sitR, and c. ElrTI4sr
ssfxswzlT- rd EsIsszrr- Afzhs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

4 wary anie- wedding WIS siiits.n-
nizs.a II 11ns hume af 1els AtzT- 4 a
Smith. Ea1Eur. an "Wednesday Inc
ax1n LII p IL w.nEn Mr. Luther L
gsfz--v af MAT-z wzzynksRE and MasE AWE
4. DnfsweI 81 Aar-Eta- 5a,rns,ay al
Bangor. vsesr-s IinIred IN 1nE--1EEz-
-vhsrr were a--sntled br lire f1nas 8
ssissssr Ms Gtn.E-afie CARY Hnu
ns.,Ifrpw. Mr. Elaz-zn EE--v- Nj a-1n
Ms CARY wlH rz.sade n lAaT1a1TzEIT,
EHRE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

Miss Glnays EnrfinE I'd ErDrr Inns
ac,rHusefi yussrann n she utfne ~ rne
S7H.e EhHr:rstz and Carr-rrium n
1hs SrHts Egasae. an1srrng upun her
ffiIrlsE MtmiEv mHumznE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

"a Es--1s tsfirE11IlE-szL-1.1E gis lfuil9E
MN 81 dArnEE !. 4d@srr.,-s,--, ll11Ea-gif Win
tIz.zTr fls-11inn 1Eu iiis1s,iilIlIlun 81 TN
tslazs 81 ssnrv - Esl-11.ssi- 1f1Ie I'd
1E4i1lHua@ VIII AEfa 7IHIaIlIln 4ur pro
aHles 1lltslssslt- ID 1a-TEr <. E-s5rssa ln-s
% -All-TIsTEl- VIII aud pHIz1iun 1rIr rr,-E,-
HlGz# t1H-ssnd ad Mg4I-- GgswEn. la1F NJ
WsinaKEu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

HIS Mirizm Nurrm Mnu1er nsife szf
Tzren Enrfssr. u EInzssr Hzszaanaa ~
Frrr MrEinsrw. asan III rhr hnmr .af
hnr murhsr. mrs. r NJ Errsm. lazr
yHznfrsasy If hcsr- ruuusirzx1uns. NJ
-rr IN 1lannas 10 nernszz mn1rns.
Sine EaE u uIrrsse 81 rgrrufur1sns- -ase
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

yznunEszr n r11r-e rstiiarxn uf I'M lnsH
F-1nrh II. Nr=un. w,hp 1issd nune
rulrs HEn- She xas 81 Nsm-s 81 xEr
and srpnru mus n hsr He N Fzzm-
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with hrr hrzshHna ~ une ~ -ne amxs-
asElrlssns N 5.nssssrn Ezz,aW sh< IN
survived fr nH mnrnur. nur hunhHu<l
"A n'TrfIHr srassrh Sw-m M Aurusxs-
a sisszs-- Mzns F1nuzsre wu,zzun % ma
sEfliH--r. znn rusrza nse;nz Rnd nEssh-
aisrarrh - F>ars-
inne -esss-rEn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

.fsitf'lll-mt eIirnc VIII ne -,se-
LIS v7f-as .alesfiHz- tru1Irw
+ NJ Opart.ize II
n lis wurs..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

snuif Emporium r.nu--ss
~ 'elos1n 1iiu1 Ks.lnsss*x.
-. y - isarne,11a a,-n rva1d by
b. ~ ne Rerngr,a- Safe
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aalimon ana w7urtr-rrr
sapu'r uurrlissr,s and
~ "a. Ills VIZ 1tlair u,Yuur-s,n-
r., -'aisiliE aar4ntase nj ts7e
h. Il vac aiuIlnr srnuuHs;iae
r. IN u Etre 1nsrn v1r-up-
b. tt''agE- as g.ls-s were
a.e.,. .-'.1 -'i's oalIu@Tv AT Snsssx
" ne .1aetltsr sapw s.sr
tia .&s-sa aHruuna WIS
be- Isso'elun. ssttg. ar,-auux
sstia, -nessts. g,.,u r..,rsrs'
,-,s ''it'''k sizls. snaw sl,sss,s
w. '''.gnzis. su1 Il wsl, masr
o. - !'tsurE 1lIssss viii ase Al
s-ps,1 i''-'rIIie wTfl ne nnliueaa r.
a.. '-iin ia INT --.Es1lar.
ssAE VIM naA@ urns.r in 1ss
asa. .'u' nave ss.ltr.ed t1is-asss,-
'''s'ifg tHaa fur 1innn ,,r,, -rl
a'aHtsnnE 1nrnss--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

=NfsF eixrnH dgw- --xur
-aeTo Afunnay <Er q snnr- v,s11
Sla-IinfnLulas'. Mr. n a.
g -aaa, sr.z.ts