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

upon the present and probable fu
lure results OF the war can safcl,
spirited narrative of the author.
tour OF those regions most vitality ar.
tected by the treaty of Versailles. w,
jo axe ner Sitb xXid dissolution n Of
servations. from the Alps to the EN-
Aegean. including Trcntino. Eiumc
Dalmatia. Montenegro. Albania. Mace
donna. Constantinople. Rounania and
Serbia.
AIR. Powell began his Journey as
! the guest OF the Italian government
TO investigate the Fiume question.
but reserved complete freedom OF en- :
preston. as the downright opinions
of his pages show. One of the most
striking incidents of his later travels
OF Koumania, who spoke TO him with
candor and freedom. But his every
page glows with interest and color
There are numerous Illustrations.
SPLRITCALISM. y Personal EN-
PEltlENCE AND y WARNING. BY
GSoulson kernahan. Fleming H..
Rcrell Co. New York.
This is common sense treatment
OF the subject by, the author OF God
and the Ant The World Without :,
Child" etc. Mr. Ilrrnahan is Il man
broad and sympathetic enough to
possessing 4 pen facilc enough to
describe what he saw. The whole
tone of his argument is temperate.
tender and winning. II is work
small in size. but Well worth the
consideration of earnest readers who
want to get at the truth. In his dis
cusSion. Mr.. kcrnahan gives light ON
subject that Will 20 long way
in onsetting IA driusion that. unfor-
iunaieiy. is growing among over
crcdulous people.
THE TIIUNDEREoLT Ky C. col,
more Thomas Seltzer. New York
This book is far more than ordi-
nary notion, and We should no; he
SURPRISED II the discrim NATIVE read
ing public does not Eft ii TO worthy
place among the classics. The story
IS absorbing. the climax is stuHcu-
Sous. the style IS inimitahle. flaw
less almost. and The theme is one
which concerns us all vitality. You
Will meet people in this book whose
acquaintance YOU VIII he glad 20
make. Mrs. Ronham's daughter. Dor
of Sirlhood in English literature and
She and the mother, and the nurse
Hannah. make up Il trio as remark
able AS any OF the outstanding char
Jahc Austen.
JANE. BY Anna Alice Chartn. G.
T. pwtnam's Sons, New EorA
This is a dainty story Of delight
full little Irish girl. who. unhappy an
ger the unjust treatment o: An nm
loving stepta;hcr. rams away aud
joins "one-nichi stand" theatrical
troupe.
Through the mirc anu the danger
her quaintness and her Strai chtfor-
ward innocence carry he, safci y--hcr
courage and innate ability win her
battle io- success, and then follows
the happy surrender 70 The real
man"
SHEEPSKiNs AND GREY RCSSET.
By L. Temple ThurStou. - =. Put
mans Sons, New York
This is a whimsical. wholly delight
~ adventurous assay AZ country
IKE This volume carries on in a
de!ectaolc fashion al. that exquisite
ness ia writing tha; charucicrizes an
earlier book, The opsr Window .
Tho story progresses from The buy
Ing OF the old farm through all tho
numerous entaaciinC mysteries that
householder. The volume : finely IL
Illustrated 10y Emile N-.p.lleux.
THE GATE OF FCLFILLMEHT BY
Knowles E!dsdale. q T. Putnam
Sons, New York.
lie was Semi-irTllil and had adj
ysT;iSed FOR secretary comp ion
She answered. and was rcouffcd
which was The beginning of 4 caustic
but increasingly intimate correspon-
oeEce Then. under another name.
she called upon him. and secured The
place His nwaken!nE love FOR BON
correspondent and secretary Is I'll.
oasis for This wholly charming. anus
Tag and ORIGINAL sto!y
Literary Gossip.
In thc twelve Years since It's first
publication. The Life ot Alice Free
~ 81 Palmer" hzS been IN such con
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