Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

ty-Six Poems" "charring Cross" John
M Mai,nt II his preface to this volume
of London during the war than his
noSm, CLEARING Cross after that ole
railway station. from which SO many
Of the snlendid started. and TO which
so many of the manned returned. Pco.
pie who read the poem. years hence
w, ps reaiiSc from no i how The war seemed
wounded mon passed into London in 4
night. AS MIR. Roberts describes. ir
SLOW professional of pain, az 'hu.
man refuse left by cXtrava CANT war
LITERARY GOSSIP.
I'm Impressive service was held last
memory of Sir William Oslcr. who died
recently in England. ''Sir William was
one OF the worlds greatest physicians
address. lie was a lover Of mankind
giant among his fellows. an idcaIist
in whom tho ideas Of good were SUI.
tcrest in the publication of what must
be his final message 10 the world "The
Old Humanttles and tho New Science
! iioughton Mifiin Coz.
Professor Of social ethics at Harvard.
me selection ITSELF" says tho Bos-
ron Iranscript. lis significant token
or the ideals which AFRO coming to rule
IN university appointments" DIR. Cabot
~ known extensively IA q physician
and lecturer. blu; best OF all, perhaps.
rs iT,o nm.hor Of What Men Live By':--
shnesi and most practical books OF
phiiosophy rs we'll as the most popu-
lar. ''P"
an, ihcrS never was a more patriotic
anu exciting occupation devised for
noEs not old enough TO go to war,
IMAM chasing German spies. With This
,Iea lin in mind. Ercwer Coreoran, author
has written q thrilling tale, of adven-
Iurc about The Boy Scouts of the
Wolf Patrol which The Page Co.
incidents which lead the Wolves" 4
merry chase are all the more startling
% SScauS So they happen in sIuiet little
this Will want TO he Coy Scouts. and
II they arc already Scouts they vii;
wan, 10 start right out and do some
This book has been ofIicially apnrovnd
ny INC Boy Scouts OF America "a
was Mr. Corcorans first book about
BOY Scouts.
:, Selma l.aeorlor, the DISTINGUISHED
Swedish writer whose works arc rub
Iished in this country by Doubleday,
rage rag Co. recently turned over to
the funds earned by tho film version
or her Scandinavian classic. Costa
Behring'S Saga"
,,,9i, Henry. having conquered Great
on the bookstalis oC Paris. now is go
ing to invade Berlin. The firm Of
T,yldendrlskc BoEhandol. of Copen-
hagcn' has acquired tho German
riSn,s TO his stories. Just how his
vivid, idiomatic diction will fare in
;rams'a alton into ticrman still remains
to be seen. The work is 10 bn under
taken nj once; however and the books
viii he brought out in Germany early
IN the winter. The first ones sched.
nlcd fer publication are "Cahhascs and
Kings. 'SiNcS and Scvcns'' and THE
Trimmed Lamp" The remaining vol
umcs. according to present plnns. VII!
follow al The rate o! two year
Sir Oliver Lodge. the British sci
enlist and spiritualistic leader. arrived
last week III New York on the Steam
ship Lapland. His object on this visit
Is to deliver a series OF lectures HIS
subjects Will be The Reality OF the
Unseen The structure OF an Atom |
and other themes bearing both upon
science and SpirituaiiSm. His books !
have had An almost world wide cir |
culation as authoritative works on
science and psychic phenomena Mod.
crn Problems The War and After" |,
and his famous book, Raymond. or
Life and Death" which has had Il most |
remarkable sale among those who /