Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

the Ruins" and formerly u major in
tho American Rod Cross and chief OF
tho American Red Cross Construction
Bureau in France. Is now tho town
planning consultant OF tho Fronch gov
eminent. according to an announcement
OF his publishers. Mr.; Ford. the Cen
ing on the town plans OF Rheims. Yer
dun. Arras and many OF tho, smaller
towns and villages of Franco that wero
destroyed during the war.
new book by tho author OF Chin
ney-Pot Papers" Charles S. Brooks. will
be published early in February by the
Century Co, according to an announce
ment OF the publishers. This Will DO
Mr.; Brooks first no,vcl. 1t will DO en-
tae Us said to es
and conspiracy in France OF Louis XII
Tho latest book by Maria Thompson
Daviess. author of Blue Grass and
and will DO published in March by tho
Century Co. according to recent an
nouncement of the publishers. The new
ING tho story OF the meeting, the court
ship and the married life OF Lincoln's
Nany 9na that h ,ic kno% VI
is to be The Matrix."
prod,pns,ion Of ', i Of ths Night"
that name. His next novel is called
SnteS OF UnderstandinE and deals
Gouverneur Morris has completed 4
novel called Better Days" which ran
serially in Hearst's. lie has just gone
production OF ":rhc Penalty" With the
cooperation OF The Goldwyn stan MIR.
Morris expects to write several stories
the winter in the West.
Is it possible to keep track OF all that
Mary Roberts R.nchart is doing? Dan
gerous Days" OF course. is being Aimed
for the screen after very successful
book sale throughout the country. On,
or two broadway plays will be spon-
sored by Mrs. Rinchart this spring. ono
OF which has been accepted. and the
second she is writing with Avery Hop
wood. probably farce. Readers will
remember her carly farce called Seven
Days" II is time for another.
Basil King is now contributing TO
Called Straight" and the other Earth
bound" The second is said to branch
have sensational aspects. Mr.. King is
one OF the SIX Eminent Authors who
due,ion with Che Goi tH p'e orean fze
ton. His next novel is enErossing oil
his energy, and keeps him close to
for tho past score OF years.
of Am psai1v Burrs latest book
YoSk p for on the day she lef, New
She is now on a small island called
Miyajima. boastinE OF sacred noun
tain. which Miss Burr climbed. She
writes that she was much disappointed
to find that the woods and hills and
of Japan are very like those
OF tho United States.
Among the younger writer's whose
work is attracting a great deal OF at
tention Is Miss Viola Meynell whose
Modern Lovers" tho Four Seas Com
pany is publishing. Miss Mcynell is
4 Ininiaturist, whose strokes are firm
and exact. and whose characters stand
out with a vivid dstinctness that is
perfectly finished.
That psychoanalysis is forging ahead
IN Cultured rs well as medical NJ >lica-
ton may be seen from the fact that
the -Four Seas Company is publishing
second edition of 1sador H. Coriat's
The Hysteria Of Lady Macbeth" "a
poem. n drama, Il novel. is nothing but
the projection into artistic form OF the
rnraveling CT The repressci ideas nnd
wishes OF the author" says DR.. Coriat
IN the Introduction to this book And
the understanding OF this unconscious
true understanding Of his creations.
Very timely and very interesting Is
a little book just published by Z. =.
button G. Co. The stolen Lands" a
careful study presented in very read
able style by Marie HARRISON of -.
Alsa ce-Lorraine question. German dis
with the return of these
provinces TO France and resentment Of
that award are likely from present
Indications to continue TO be voiced
clearly and nmiStakably for some