Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

81 1.-THE MAlNTENANCE OF iEASf-
J Ihree Hundred Thirty ninth Field
B Arsiliiery. National Army G p. Put
! z This book is a study Of the factors
that disturb domestic and intorna-
ticnal peace, and as such II goes eN
z These factors. the author submits. arc
I political and can be settled only by
political observation-disclosures by courts
and neglect, nor by comforting war
u powers upon advisory bodies not pos
4 sessing authority 10 support arm
amen,s by taxation. International
preserved by the power OF n" MA
{ jority OF mankind as domestic peace
ierIsy ss in nation III me iRS author SHOWS
a how this desirable end has been ana
: may be achieved
s Conclusions reached arc the exact
opposite OF those which have been SO
Sociferously urged by the ''paeiHSts'
: Universal disarmament, the writer
holds. means FOR each agreeing ma
ton universal weakness in regard to
3 its own domestic affairs Just gov
eminent rests upon the consent OF
y the governed: but domestic peace can
be guaranteed only by force in tho
hands OF the majority. Disarmament
d makes civil war inevitable and thus
prepares the way for the world to
4 repeat it's old cycle OF b!oodshed ana
aggression. international peace de-
I ponds upon the known readiness Of
+ the nations 70 aid each other IN case
& OF attack. How may this assurance
i be given? / by special treaties. OF
3 which there are many examples, ~
by general treaty in which the united
i nations would bind themselves TO
protect each other against invasion.
IL BY declarations ot policy SINH
= lar TO that enumerated by MIR Mon
roe In which the nation making tho
Il declaration announces that tho in
Hasion OF one State by another Will
be regarded as an unfricndly &C; by
the State making the declaration.
z This, in brief is the plan which tho
author develops at length for main
tanning international peace.
& MRS: WILSON'S COOK BOOK BY
Il Mrs. Mary y. Wilson. j. r. Llppln-
i colt Co; Philad.lphia.
This book by the. author Of tho
u series OF Daily Cooking Lessons. re-
s. is Just OF tho press The book is in
+ every way up-to the minute, and the
& recipes arc compiled with regard TO
present high cost Of food
All OF Mrs. Wilson'S best tried IN
+ results or many years teaching and
s iecturinE. are contained IN this vol
Tms' They @c easily understood
The author has wisely departed from
the usual heavy cook hook style and
X presents the recipes ns If thcv were
Sonrers'ng with the reader upon the
=
book that has long been wanted by.
the army of American women wh5
manage their own homes Tho re-
cipcs are economical and adapt them
( serves TO any income Menus Of IN.
b simplest to the richest ami mos, olnh-
+ ume.
Mrs. Wilson literally cooked 70
inc queens taste" as she served nve
years ut buckingham Palace In ,hc
|; service OF Queen Victoria. she also
served rs chef in many Of the fa,nn,e
ti IL ap i,s ana ciiies in Europe. There
her method OF presenting them thar
II Appeals 10 every women Iust as
oid methods OF sewing ana cleaning
naNe been discarded, so the time has
eo'"e 10 lay asid" old cook-books
LlLuLI. BY Ror,ain uou,n1 po,t
d LireriEht, New York.
ms farce. full! OF beautiful lyric
i1iH an, IS NC latest and mos, Bril-
Il rant contribution TO French li,nrn
Il !ure ny the author OF Jean chris.
tophc. Written during the lns, vc.,r
oi the war, II satirizcs in Ari.,n
Inanic vein. with an undcrcurrcnt OF
sp poetic feeling, all the horrors
.EeapiaE IS huge scon. 80 one
II. however, without fec NJ
SE,Ssr"orrow for the poor younc. All
tair and Antares. types Of heroic
!outh sacr!hcinG their lives in blind
quest or the Ideal whose sh!mincr,nr
beauty scduces them 10 their own
oest rnction. tina, Ideal that turns oIi
70 be none other than Illusion no
fairy witch I.i!uli
poiichinelie' The leading char
as'sr. represents the less noble side
OF French genius. the eternal skep,ic
whose keen iuteiliEence is never
duped. hut ever schemes 10 save Lis
skIn ny compromise. i.ilu!i Suc-