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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-10-17
DAY TRAIN SERVICE ORDERED ON
NEVADA NORTHERN RAILWAY

I large number of citizens ana travelling
men were filed on behalf of both COM
plainant and defendant and same have
been duly taken into consideration in
formulating the opinion and order in
this case.
The testimony i'm this case showed
quite divergence of views among the
citizens of Ely a. to the advisability of
maintaining "A night passenger service
instead of day service but large
majority of the people Interested ap-
pear to favor the day schedule as be-
Ing more convenient and best suited to
the needs of the communities served.
The most severe complaints were re-
ceived at Cobre when travelling to and
from points west of that station. The
day schedule Is much preferable for
the majority of such passengers.
Taking all Of the facts into consid- :
Grafton the commission believes that
the interests OF the public will be best
served by the maintenance of day
schedule similar to that in effect prior
to July 1. 1920. An appropriate order
will be entered in conformity there
with.
Service Commission of Nevada. held
at it's offices In Carson City on October
g. fs2O-Present: J. +. Shsnghnessy.
Commissioners w H. Simmons. j. q.
Scrugham and Secretary Benson
Wright.
Pursuant to the foregoing opinion.
IL Is hereby ordered that the Nevada
Northern Railway company shall with
.ira. MI ira In a.
uie now In effect between Ely and
Cohre. Nfyada. and substitute therefor
day service based on schedule similar
10 that in effect prior to July 4. 1920.
1t Is further ordered that the In
auguration of the schedule hereby or
dered into effect shall be completed
within thirty (so) days from date of
this order.
BY THE COMMISSION.
Benson Wright. Secretary.
Dated October .. 1920.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
R~eumatyczne B6le
ZaWSZe Sa CrOZne

w~odowujace a %reumatyzm / ras
ma zawsze wyrugowac je z systemn?
Jestto jedyny spos6b pozbycia sic
tel chorcby, poniewaz zarodki tie So
We krwi / ME MONA dosiegnaG ich
linimentem ami zadnym Srodkiem To-
kalnym.
s. S. S. okazalo sic wybornym
srodkiem ma reumatyzm szczegolnie
" wypadkach gdzie zarodki 50 W
systemic. Srodek ten lrzeczyszcAs
krew i ruguje zarodki a temsame,n
~zapobiega reumatyzmowi.
8. s.. s. sprzedawane jest " apte.
kach. Piszc!e po bezpiatua medyca--
ma porade do Chief Medical Adviser,
Gil Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, ca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

skwy. -Sto tysiecy ChilczykoW
opuSciio miasto i udaio sic pieszc
do granicy ~chiiskiej.
Kryzys zywno5ciowy wedIue
urzedowego zapewnienia ma
trwaG az do univ.
Irkuck byf miejscem schwyta-
mia Kolczaka oraz jego egzeku--
cyl. Miejsce, gdzie Kolczak zosta'
pogrzebany, moze bye wskazane
zaledwie przez kilka os6b.
Y TRZECH AMBASA-.
DORoW DO M
Paryz, rs. czerwca. lie Pc
tit Journal donosi, re wybrano
trzech ambasadorow do Niemiec
- Charles Laurant, przedstawl-
ciel Francyi, Lord Afternoon, pred
stawiciel Anglii i Signor de Ma
ritino, przedstawiciel Wloch.
o c POTRZEBUJA
10000, oOO,0 900 LIR.
Paryz. 25. czerwca. - Ksiazf
Sforza, przedstawiciel Wloch ma
konferencyi W Boulogne, zadal
ola Wloch 20f6 ogolnego odszko,
dowania, jake Niemcy maja zapla
cit sojusznikom, popierajac swe
zadania nastepujqcymi dowoda~
mi:
Austrya jest zupeinym ban,
krutem, a vice tylko Niemcy mo-
ga i musza hpiacic; Rad wloskl
potrzebuje 100000 600, 600 lir ma
wypiacenie emerytury zolnlerzon
&c. 900, 0OO, O00) oraz 10000, 0O0,-.
900 lir ma odrestaurowanie dwocl1
prowincyi zniszczonych wojna.
WZROST w
NIEMCZECH.
Berlin, %. czerwca. Pre-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

stanowienie uwolni Wilhelma Cd
odpowiedzialnoSci.
Londyn, rs. czerWca. - Ma "a
pytanie jednego z czionkow Izby
Gmin w Sprawie Wilhelma Lloyd
George odpowiedziai: ,,Pahski
przyjaciel ME jest jeszcze bezpie-
cZnV."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

prawnikow, kt0ry opracowywuje
plan trybunaiu miedzynarodowe-
go pod kierunkiem Ligi Narod6w
ma oglosic oficyalnie, re zadna
poszczegolna ~jednostka ME be-
die sadzona przez TRIBUNAL mic
dzynarodowy. lego rodzaju po--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
Do z,valczania tel choroby'
sic pOra letnia.

Do zValczania tel chorOby. nadaJe
sic pOra letnia.
Reumatyzm W niekt6rych wypad-
kach W porze letniei, malo dokucza
swym ofiarom | z tego powodu te-
rag jest najodopowiednieiszy czas po-
dja& kuracye kt6raby rdzeh chora-
by wyrugowaia z systemu.
I~naczet z nastapieniem pierwszych
chlodnych / d~eszczowych dni boil wra
ca | tenn srozej bedzie dokuczac tax,
re znow wpadnie W kleszcze tel ME-
litoSciwej choroby.
Dlaczego ME rozpoczae patych-
miast systematyczn,e roEumnfe
s3alcaac tie mil.ony zarodkowg spo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

ku ME bylo juz ami jednego clio
wieka, ktoryby byf be- zajecia,
oczywiscie, z wyjatkiem tych, kt6
rzy ME chcieli pracowac. $40 ko-
palm wegla, 1909 drog ~zelaznych
! 1870 fabryk tkackich doszio do
stanu przedwojennego. Eksport /
import r6wniez przychodzi szyb-
ko do normy przedwojennei.
M PoDCZAs DEMON
A
Neapol. %. czerwca. - Demon
stracya, urzadzona W celu pod
trzymania strajku tramwaJarzy,
kolejarz$, robotnik6w i tkaczy,
niezupeInie sic udala Z powodu
ziej pogody oraz braku solldar--
nosci pomiedzy strajkujacymi.
Podczas pochodu, skfadajacego
sic z 7CO osob, wysunai sic ktos Z
tlumu ! rzucii W manifestations
bombe, ktora wybuchla i zraniia
kilka os6b. Wybuch wywo}ai pa
nike wSr6d manifestations.
REFORMA IZBY LORDoW.
Londyn, IS. czerwca. Lloyd
George oznajmil wczoraj W lzbie
Gmin, re obecny parliament zaj--
mic sic sprawl reformy lzby
Lordow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

stepstwa kryminalne W Mem
czech z kazdym dniem sic zwie-
kszaja. Wszystkie wiezienia So
przepeinione do tego stopnia; re
wiadze zmuszone So uwalnlac
przestepcow, gdyz ME maja ich
gdzie pomiescic.
Grabieze Z wiamaniem So ma pc
rzadku dziennym.
Niedawno ograbione w kresau
mauzoleum marszaika Won Mott
Ike.
Dokonywane sa r0wniez napa-
dy ma pociagi.
Notowane sq navel wypadki
kradziezy w6zkow dziecinnych,
Gdy matka pojdzie do sklepu
pozostawi dziecko W wozku ma
ulicy, to pc wyjsciu znajduje
placzace p6lnagie dziecko oraz
brak wozka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
A~MERYKANIE
SIZE z ANATOLII.
Konstantynopol, %. czerwca.-

SA E1ANEA
Konstantynopol, %. czerwca.-
Wskutek walk Armehczykow z
Turkami, amerykahskie organiza-
eye filantropijne opuszczaja Ana,
tolie. DR.. Dodd, dyrektor jednej
z wielu filantropijnych organiza-
cyl amerykahskich, kt6ry przebyl
25 lat w Anatolii. m6wi, il niena,
wise Armehczykow do Turkow
odwrotnic jest ogromna i dlatego
walka jest TAX krwawa.
N1EMCY o K~ONFERENCYI
w SPA.
Haga, Is. czerwca. Baron
Kurt Won Lersner wyrazil sic, IL
ko~nferencya w Spa bedzie kome
diva, jezeli alianci ME So sk}onni
zrobiG rewizyi traktatu w~ersal--
skiego.
BOLSZEWICY NACYONALI.
ZUJA DZIECI.
Paryz, Is. czerwca. Rad
bolszewicki, gdy dziecko dojdzle
do lat trzech, zabiera je "a zgodq
rodzic6w pod swoja opieke. DIE
CT W zakladach panstwowych So
wychowywane i ksztalcone.
ROBOTNICY ANGIELSCY
NALEGAJA MA UZNANIE
SOWIEToW.
Scarborough, %. czerwca. -
Dwudziesta z rzedu roczna kon-'
ierencya partly robotnikow an
gielskich uchwaliia rezolucye, do
magania sic przyznania rzadoW
sowieckich W Rosy. Cchwalonc
poprawke Ernesta Bervins o IL
tworzeniu staici komisyi robotni
czeI W celu bahama sytuacyi na
! kontynencic.
SOWIE-
TOW w IRKUCKU.
Irkuck, %. czerwca. Ready
| sowict6w w lrkucku zostafy jul
zaprowadzonc. Wszystkie instytr
eve i magazyny zostafy nacyona.
l;zowanc. Ma wsZystko trzcb;
mice pozwolenie, navel ma kupnc
- gazet.
! Warunki iStnicnia 50 okropne
Produkt6w spozywczych hardzc
mafo i MONA jc dostat tylko Il
kartkami wydawancmi przez So
wictv. Funt czarncgo chlcba 10,
sztuie $50 rubli.
Wszystkic konSulaty Oboe opu.
;cily miasto pred zajeciem &C
przcz bolszewik6w. Oiicerowic
2ngiclscy, kt6rzy dostali sic dc
niewoli, 7ostali odcs|ani do Mo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
BELGIA P~RZYCHODZI
Y B DO STANU NOR


- Paryz, 20. czerwca. - w rok
pc zawieszeniu broni Belgia by
la pierwszym krajem, ktory
zniosl system kartkowy. Ceny ma
produkty zostaly zrednkcWane z
111O% do 244%. Zaraz pc zakoh-
czenip wojny byFo 100000 III
dzi bez piracy. w lutym 1920 ro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
I8lsgTamy%z agTaniczne,

trsonczrn,e " = ,n,c> i-<ze,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
BLUZKI.

DObrY wyb6r pieknych geOrgette
crepe bluzek, iadne style, najno-
wSze odcienie. warte do $500 -
Specyalnie wyb6r = 90
pO ...-s...
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
THE NEW BOOKS

Gregory New York: G. p. Putnam's
Sons.
on Irish fairy tales,
Fiction
REDDY, pRANT. BY W. c. Tuttle, New
A, western story with plenty OF prospectors.
cowboys and bad men
New York: Charles scrbnnr's sons.
A novel describing a remnant OF the old
Incan civilization, Two American college
boys are the heroes.
THE s5aS2 rE2PTE @ OF ydIE TME RrIY. s,E By Edyard
the fGs period V Of hc EnsyH is snH
TURN ABOUT TALES. BY Alice Hogan
Rice and Gale Young Rice New York;
The noted ,a%, n"yGl!s, and her poet husband
short stories IN this collection.
'oHES,G SS!6a NFH H;dlG,ou! BY Ma MSUE e. s Boyer
"aesd IdSG 2f corPSHT check no OF brass hear,
this story OF hoy life that will be much
relished BY older readers.
AGATHA's AMT BY Harriet LummIs
A novel Of clean, delicious. wholesome com.
edy, with fascinating heroine
TIE PEpDLERS BY H. c. Rowland. New
x crook story With an astuto hero and a
Worthwhile heroine.
! ONE AFTER ANOTHER. BY STACY Aumo-
nieT, New York; Macmillan Co,
HIDDEN EYES ny Eric invison. indian.
apols Bol,bs, Merrill CO.
Il IhiT TIHTl IHriInF /! G,RE!Ts3SOlns yarn
son. New York: John Lane %.
delightful house in which only only I dSIlEHIPu STIT
people had ever lived. told with the charm OF
g fury tale.
CITY OF ENDLESS NIGHT by Milo Hast
An absorbing tale Of the future. enriched
with rich satire upon the world OF today,
SUNBEAM INCORPORATED BY Julia,
Street. New York: Doubleday. Page 4
The story OF n professional optimlst AND
carecrist told with tnimItablo irony and hu
NOR, but with straight face, delightful
morCeau Of satire,
snaith;, New York; D, Appleton s CO.
a spHrkllng social comedy by the autho,
OF BROKE OF CoVcnden," and Other success
ful novels.
FAMOUS DETECTIVE STORIES. Edite,
BY J. Walker McFadden New York: 4
Complete stories by Poe. Doyle, Hsnchsw
story. The selections nre cxcellently made.
THE AIR PIRATE, Ry Ranger Dull New
York: Harcourt; Brace & Howe.
Full OF thrills and novel Incidents
rhoXL;o0.Giiu! Prologue E. by Phyllis DpEanno. New
SURPRISES or LiFE,, BY Georges Glenn
eHnceau. New York Doubleday. Pas,
The former French premier denis In tpss.
with something OF the reality and power o,
Balzac and with his own Characteristic
! irony.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18

The Pilgrims no more than the Puri-
tans, were saints, nor was their set
tlement terrestrial heaven, though II
was theocracy. They were, to use
one of Professor William James's
phrases, tough minded" rather than
tender hearted. They were much Of a
piece with fallible humanity, commit
ting the same sins that men commit to. :.
day, though under the constitution Of
their peculiar society, which made for
godliness and restraint when Il did not
degenerate into hypocrisy, they were
more apt to religious feeling and ethical
observance than most people Of their
era. The records, literally quoted by
Miss Crawford. indicate that there was
plenty of misdemeanor and crime. The
author observes. "One reason why so
many crimes of social nature are re-
corded was undoubtedly because the
Pilgrims overdid in government super
vision Of private life. There was no
single task to which the community set
itself with greater diligence and enjoy
mcnt than that of watching one an
other. The truth Is, of course, that be-
cause there were almost no amusements
In Plymouth and only scanty relief
from the hard conditions Of pioneer life,
the people were so thrown in upon
themselves as almost inevitably 10 Dc-
come backbiting, self centered and i'm
moral
The originals Of Hester Prynne and
Arthur Dimmesdale are to be found in
the old court records, and the wearing
OF thu. scarlet letter was by no means
an infrcquent punishment.
Another fallacy dispelled by Miss
Crawford Is the usually creditedeeagcr
ness for general and public education.
She says: "A fact not to be lodged
however, is that IL was forty years
after the landing at Plymouth before
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
Was II the Read One?

William Macleod Raine. whose "Big
Town Roundup" is appearing under
Houghton Mifflin Co.'S imprint, and
who is the author of many other popu
lar western novels. recently told this
story on himself in a talk before the
American Library Association: He
was leaving theatre when lady
called over to his wife, "Oh. we've been
so charmed with your husbands book
We fight to see who'll get at it," Mrs.
Raine. usually wise on such matters
was unwise for.once. She said, Which
one?' business of lady hoiSting S. q.
s. signal Business Of consulting with
friend husband Business of friend hus
band Struggling his shoulders. as though
to say, You got into this. I can't get
YOU out.") The lady turned and called
brightly above the intervening press
The red one"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
"The Gorgeous CirP'

There lis much food for thought in
this story of beautiful girl, whose
one aim in life is to nourish her beauty
and have good time. The daughter
Of O rich man. sher mother having died
when she was very young. she has
everything to enable her TO carry out
her only wishes as TO dress. ornaments
and jewelry and to lead life devoted
to afternoon and evening entertain
ments. She marries young man at
the head of successful business and
the tragedy Of the story is his absolute
failure to make his wife, whom he
truly loves. something better than q
gorgeous girl" They are divorced and
he marries woman the very opposite
Of her. his chief clerk. dcvo'"d to her
home and office duties. A minor char
actcr in the story is another of his
women clerks, who becomes entranced
with the life of the gorgeous girl. ;"
and initiates it so far as 1t is IN her
power till her early death,
TH& GORGEOUS GIRL. ny Salbro Bartiey.
Garden city: Doubleday, Page 4 Co. 81 rs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
The Spirit

The nature of "The Spirit" a schol-
arly and thoughtful work by divers
hands, is indicated by it's subtitle,
The Relation of God and Man Con-
sidercd from the Standpoint of Recent
Philosophy and Scicncc.''. It's temper is
well summarized in the opening scr-
tcnce of the introduction "If the adj
vance of knowledge has long ago made
bankrupt the crude supernaturalism OF
traditional Christianity, it seems well
on the way toward discrediting no less
completely the crude materialism of
Victorian science" The means by
which the contributions of the various
specialists were given conference and
a unity of purpose is thus described :
"A series Of conference rituals, which
the majority Of contributors were able
to attend, supplemented by individual
discussion for mutual criticism and
information, has made It possible grad e
ually to focus on single point the re =
suits Of a first hand study. not only
of philosophy. psychology and the theory
Of art, but of the relevant branches of
modern scientific theology" Lastly, the
purpose of the volume is given as ian
attempt to put forward conception Of
the spirit Of Cod, which is definite.
but not scholastic. and which Is capable
or ait0rding an intellectual basis bot
for coherent philosophy Of the universe
and for religion passionate and eth
ical. mystical and practical"
The result is n volume of exception
ally well considered and we'll executed
essays. 1t is n book that does much
more than represent the best scholarly,
liberal thought of the vested spiritual
interests represented predominantly,
though by no means exclusively, by the
Anglican Church. 1t represents the
reactions, in the season of spiritual,
quickening and rcvnluation following the
stress of war, of group of scholarly
enthusiasts, all in alignment with and
sympathetic to modern scientific
theology" and the churchly institution.
but no less keepers in broader sense
of the deeper, frcer spiritual and cul-
tural values that find some witness and
response in all cultivated men.
THE SPIRIT. BY Canon B. H. Streeter and
others New York. The Macmillan Co
$3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
Real Bows in Bows Book

Real boys make "At the Sign OF
the Two Heroes a corkiug good book
for red blooded lads. The author. Adair
Aldon. knows his characters and also
how TO tell a story.
Three venturesome, courageous boys,
\ desperate band Of smugglers and a
small town community about as much
alive to what is going on under its
nose as an Egyptian mummy--thpse are
the ingredients of a tale warranted tC
hold the attention of any youngster.
The scene is laid on the shores oi
lake Champlain and the story abounds
in historical interest. for part of the
action takes place in an old tavern for
merly the rendezvous of Ethan and Ira
Allen. The boys are unable to convince
The stupid authorities that their suspi
cions are justified and it is only by their
unaided efforts that the evaders of the
law are finally brought to justice.
At THE SIGN OF THE TWO HEROES
BY Adair Aldon, New York: Century Co,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
NAPOLEONICROMANcr
Barry Leroy Has Historioo,
Thrills and Love
Story

Fl. 9. Bailey. whose prev,ous s,..
ical novels, "The Highwaynisr = n,,'stor:
"The Gamesters," were snns man and
lent specimens of their kind bn baa excel.
from the England of "GnIod I tnurned
Anne to Napoleonic Eurons queen
thrilling new romance, 'Barry In his
The hero is an Irish soldier ~ feroy' fery
and secret service agent in tho sortune so,e
of France at the time of the NSnolanIf, oglrMfs
wars. Napoieonic
His adventures give brivb,
stimulating Interpretation of certo,a and
the picturesque incidents OF tbe han H. ot
tory Of that day. Nelson and Nan, nr nus
both figure prominently and persousSn ep,eon
in Its pages, and the abduction an
execution Of the Due d'Engbien !, ana
Of the principal episodes. 10 one
The red headed hero. is n h,ona =,
quaint humor and quixotic daring 81 q
forces a duel on Nelson at one mc,,iis ne
and saves his life at the risk Of his biSu,en' o,rN
at another; and he Is the one merot.aa Uma
Of the French secret service who is Nc,
afraid Of Napoleon. % not
A love story with sweet md r,-
ward heroine runs through the storv y''
BARRY LEROY. BY II, C, Bailey ~.
York: e. Z. Dutton & Co, NN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
Cause Of World Threat

THE Cause OF the World Unrest" Is
the title of an important work to be
issued shortly by Putnams. Setting
forth an alleged gigantic plot for world
revolution and domination, II has Gre
atrd a tremendous stir in England
where the material was first presented
in the Morning Post of London. Ac-
cording to the author, Russian boil
shevsm today is but step in a
world wide conspiracy; and one clearly
terious document, "The Protocols. -
which first was published in Russia in
1908. AS a companion to the World
Unrest" volume, THE Protocols"
themselves will also be issued from an
authentic translation prepared BY a
Russian scholar now in New York. Pub
lication of both books in October is
planned
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18

More extended notice. as space permits.
will be rven to sueh DOCKS ~ seem 70
General
TITROrrGH CENTRAL BoRNEo. by Carl
T.umholtz. New York: Charles Scrib-
An n"rs trtoSestInr SeIiI and detailed account OF
two years travel in the lnnd of the head
hunters by noted travsler ana nnI9ro- M
RGGE %nS T fos soGistY and OF me
rs ,Gs sathUI T!A ns map is Sp
Trmd"d "a well as a collection Of interesting
folk :aes.
THE RHYMERs. Edited BY GErrsl,us wsy, ts
sn'iSSEy g SfSS ytiSsen tSs uhi BY
warsity and gives an excellent idea OF what
the college poets are tnnHS tninkingS and, ana now now
vers libre are tie media Of expression OF the
writer's poetic ideas.
PRonLrMs OF Law. BY John Henry
wigmSore Ne" fork' o"ar'e' Scrip
The m't dean n0of of the law department o. North;
III" Provost Marshal Generals Corps; con
ders law in It's tsreG ast psestHth Sc The "9a
~ ne yirSSnio ON the Barbour.Pagc foundation
THE THREE TAvERNs BY Edward Ar!ing.
TON Robinson. New York: Macmillan
Tho first book Of mlscellaneous poems from
=. yyrfter m heraided as one Of Americas s great.
est poets. by Theodore Roosevelt. since 1915
GAMBETTA. BY Paul Deschanel. New York;
rto DoSG 6as .seDs Ms&a Of the French republic for
more than thirty years prominent literary
End POLITICAL figure IN FrH@Se o1n mi WT''TH wiS
whom he came into personal contact In the
later days OF Gambetta's career.
THE STORY OF 0PAL AI;ortsy BE OPAL Prsss whitley
This journal Of an, UndsrstandIng Heart
startled cultured readers by its seH,tHushTt
The Atlantic Monthly.
THE AMERICANS LONDON. rE Louise
CLOSER Hale. New York; Harper &
The 'rNs london of today is described by a
talented AmerioaH actress d and wTt1sr wH9
casting on old ideas and taking on new ones.
PHOTO ENGRAVING PRIMER, BY stephen
HorEan. Boston: r. American Photo
concise Tis' insruotions for apprentice en-
rrNvtrs or those seeking simple yet prao-
!Icai knowledge of line and ha'fto"e e"srav-
MAKING -Apyr8TIsEYIEN1Tgs; IT'S, ANP b,L.,,IS MAX
A GITm tImely book on yertlsing,, 1t Is highly
in S matys stys fTS ha
sTe sna rom from numeros advert sements that have
Scmonstrated der % their pull and efficacy.
Personal PREJUDICEs. by Mrs. Clip.
son Sturgis Boston Houshton' Mif-
An ",di ,eidsrly H Boston woman, author Of Ran,
FseiGns ns Of and dIEss n noSOS @Ss 5
Tay varied with occasional sprightliness.
EVERYDAY AMERICANS BY Henry seidls
Candy New York: Century CO,
A study OF the plain American, the bour-
genis GnerIcan, the type to which most
sonform, however unwllingly, in prejudIces,
tSinkipg Ideals and limitations, BY for
mcr Yale professor now literary editor OF the
New York Evening Post.
THE REIGN OF PATTI, BY Herman Klein.
Nav York; Century Co.
Authorized biography Of the operate diva.
by a noted London critic.
THE SEA AND THE JUNGLE. by H. M.
Tomlinson. New York f. p putton a
A new edition Of a classic OF tropical
| travel, hrst published in England In 1919.
THE DRAGON. Wonder Play. by Lady
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
WESTERN RONANCES OF FALL SEASON-7HE

lowed the accepted records Of the sail
ing, landing and settling, OF the ia :
theirs, and the usual method of idealizing
their voyage and their career. For a
brief and rapid story Of the event whose
tercentenary is now being commemo-
rated his book is excellent. 1t Is es-
peciaily adapted for younger readers.
Viscount Bryce contributes an intro
duction in which he comments: The
Pilgrims were humble men, none OF
them persons of consequence or iDfd.
ence. But the historical and moral
dignity Of an event are not to be meas
ured BY the power or honor or rank or
wealth Of those who bear a part in 1t.
A time has now come again, as IL
came three centuries ago, in which
faith and courage and constancy and
the hopefulness which trust in God and
courage give, must have their perfect
work.
IN THE DAYS OF THE PILGRIM
FATHERS. BY Mary Caroline Crawford.
Boston: Little. Brown & Co.
THE ARGoNAUTS OF FAITH. BY Basil
Mathews. New York: George II. Dorau
Co,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18

More extended notice, as space permits.
will be given to such books ~ Seem TO
me rit IL.