Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
RICHMOND TTMEs-D1sPATCH: SUNDAY, MARCH %, 1920.

comes to DIR. Brown just as he is fin
ishinE the monumental task Of dciin-
Ing the motion of tho moon. This
work Is to be published shortly By the
Tables of the Motion Of the Noon:
untirinE devotion to the given task.
Yale University has recently received
gge elts asm sor sc;sg to 1000 10 be f bs
Southern Pacific ocean. The active
head Of the expedition will he Her.
bert e; Gregory. siiliman professor OF
Gregory Is known as the editor OF the
(iale University Press. which is
schools and colleges. Ile is also tho
editor of Military Geology and Topo-
gssapny, and 9utnG Of 4 chap.er in
both published by the Yale University
Press.
1ohan nCjer. the So1weSlan novelist;
writes to. a friend in this country that
the American poet has many Norwegian
pSa ae5S WI am =Personn,l very f99d
Bojer.. and have read and rc-rcad IT..
But of course you are not surprised TO
know that he is much read in Norway"
All wild animals lind time TO. play.
says. Enos Mills. the distinguished nat
uratist: in his new book. "Adrenturos
g q % = S''a Wr [GiGiii,h ! tponnIedaY. l,asS
wolves playing football, with a bit of
tumble weed in a windstorrn. and big
o neer'a sn s@sdP tsk'"S Go aarn ani IN ,,amp plny
silently and are az solemn as chess
Ihs slms but ~ III ,he , Erizzl 4. r0 P1ns ~ aa,
and will sit down in tho snow. put his
f"rspaws OF his knees. jigEiS along
is the Happy Hooligau" OF the woods
and viii play with ANYTHING. even q
Iisht hearted. o ins a.1 '"'n MAKE ef Sefisv an
Owls love to SHOW or. Sometimes they
Try 20 do absurdty impossible things.
but. oftener they bow profoundly. pose
in iordly pairs, and look to right and
left with an ~aristocratic air. Even hat
currents Of air. c%irelinz anu tioa,iHs
hack again. Blu, the mos, invetcratc
70 D51 b&elie Is 'N Mas es aiways w Is3y T Sns weT Eve ssI
summer nc has a vacation OF three
months or more and ioafS most o. any
and sntI"s o:, Ell e 'Ae sa we'" Mr. N" Mf.,pn. iaEs an muf Is
the master OF tho fine art OF rest
The foilowinr Letter Is from senate:
George II. Doran Co. /, Is not EnownS
whether senator Lodge instiEstcd tne
from ~; iterford's BOOKS and i'rSsi.
dent wilson took it w. O. whs:nc-
; ysr rHTG sIsrd STATED she fashion. Oh:
- l-N suc
words: With all his faults he quotes
me STU" Senator Lodge writes 70
Oliver E'crford: Your iit;ic gcog-aplt-
zeal work came to ME last evening.
took II home. and haviag run over
the table of contents and made sue
mere was nothing in il that conccrncG
the league OF nations. | ct dowu and
read |. at once. OF course with :as:rlc.
ZION. but also with = Erea, deal Of or
!"yIncnt ana amusement, In past days
your writings. anG drawings have CIV.
M. "a great deal OF pleasure. FOR or.
always likes to nc TRANSPORTED 10 II.
la nd OF wit and huTor. OF laughter and
ard never more so thai at this
moment. when the world looks so cha
Otto and full OF unknown perils. am
to You. therefore, for some
very pleasant moments and also for
your kindness IN sending me the book.
| felt much fla,tered that you Should
thought or me and hnve written
name in the volume"
In the field OF drama we know. III.
famous Barrymore brothers. John ana
Lionel. ana now. in tlc;ion. we have the
amons ~cartooR.St. John y. NcCutciicn,
as illustrator for George Bar
McCutcheon'S new novel. "knorr,on
Detective" Although Tho No
brothers havH been famous NJ
artist and an.iior Cor many years, ,his
~ tho ;!rst time theg ha &c ~coIlaboratcd