Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
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TUCK Finn live today III literature
truly az the time of their cohcep-
.lon ny Mark Twain. just as surely
VIII Mitch Miller and Skceter Kirby
become rndearcd to the hearts Of
ciy reader; never TO bc forgotten.
manner, manner; II moves swiftly At times.
lnch slowly and garrulousiy. and
VT ~ the reader Impressed with the
remned genius OF the author as he
gents IN the lives OF these TWO real
boys living IN real world. The To-
Gale Of the story is the Lincoln--or
snail We say the spoon River coum-
try lmmOrtaliZed by Masters la an
earlier story. Through IL AL Their. IS
me breath OF life OF .boynood. i'm
cannot but respond 70 this kind OF
writing with All his heart.
=, lMpuLsES, BY Harriet Holmes
Boston.
Interesting stories touching the life
OIL SANDY. IN the city Of Saint Francis.
TIE EYES OF INNOCENCE. By
Maurice Leblanc. The Macauiay Com
phny. New York.
. ,..td young woman. pos'ns as a
WHO" Tor conventions sahc, who
escapes plots and snares by the
strength OF her own purity.
SAND ioi.i.ER ~ Belle Kanaris
sianinies. lte,liy " 90, Chicago
town by an author whose "Arnar:ily
of Clothcsiln. Alley" sim is reIne,n-
bered with smile.
THE LiTEkAHr DIGEST HISTORY
or THE WORLD WAR Vol y.
Funk & "asnaiis Co.. New YORK
THIS volume. which brings the his
Tory down to May, 1920. covers the
various crgascmcnts between the al
lie AL German fleets on tn. nigh
sens ard the exploits Of tho k.,issT'..
ruhe and Moewc. discusses tnc con-
Dieting reports Of the battle OF LL--
iand Ad'nnsI Jeliicoc's BOOK me
sketches Of the great leaders or ali
countries in the war. including Kings,
pTtsidents. Premiers. generals. adj
miralh. fDreigL ministers. etc & de-
and the signing az >the various trea-
Ties. or which IL gives careful sy
each case ny carefully executed COL
orcd maps showing the redistribution
OF territory and tn. boundaries OF the
newly constituted nations 1, also
furnishes summary OF the coven-
ant OF the league Of nations and
closes with "a detailed chronology Of
The main events o: the war, month by
month, from the assassination OF The
archdukc Ferdinand on Jun. .Sth.
isll. down to the refusal by the
onlt"d states Sehntc 70 accept the
Armenian mandate on May -. 1920.
Ar appendix contains u carefully
compiled index covering the matter
treated in all the volumes
hs Il frcI usltory Of political in
formation Of world wide Importance
This tenth volume Is supremacy vu!u-
aoic. rs X can instantly throw High;
national topics that have n!lcd Inc
press OF tile world during the past
year It's usefulness a. reference
fourteen points. III. league covenant.
etc cannot bn too strongly stressed
rounds out the entire history in a
shorouHh!y practical manner. and
the world VAR well down into the
present year
TIE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH Is
WAR TIMES Compiled By Matthew
Page Andrew The Norman, Rem
ington Co. baltimore.
diary OF events and experiences
especially ns they were witnessed ana
partic!i~Sci In by Southern women
during the period OF the civil War.
~, WITH THE. porGuEoY ~
american Effort. by Edward Hunger
forh. The MacrniIian CO, New York.
IN chronicle OF American achieve
men;a Ia FRANCE and especially OF the
work Of the Red Cross.
THE PASSING LEGIoSs. How tho
American Red Cross Me; the hiueri-
can Army In Great britain by
George buchanan F!fc. The Macm!l-
Ian Co. New York
An account Of American Red Cross
work in England.
BELGIUM? OLD AND NEW. by
George Wharton Edwards The Penn
Publishing Co.. Philadelphia
The Martyr Kingdom ia thoroughly
described; It's people. their history,
art. industry. customs and character
Mt Edwards lived In Belgium for
number OF years and because Of that
experience is able to show us Belgian
lilo from the EnlS,ian mint II Miuu,