Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

iHe'c arc seventeen SlOflSs IN tnS
present collection, and each story has
that powerful character drawing. that
Ar;Hnaiic intensity OF situation Tor
story is as Individual, "a unique In
plot Is though it we're tho sole fruit
! OF Mr.. Posts genius. Some OF these
others are a--spar!Ilo with the spiri, OF
romance, while 9TH others are straight
mystery stories. /. IS far cry from
~; ~ grin ideas haciS Of such sa stories as
! Siarkhciin,' The Mystery a. Hue
/ villa" to the unexpectedly humorous
twist found IN Lord Wintun's Adven-
| :ure" and The Witch OF the Lecc;,.''
while In the picture Of legal. Ietribu-
t!xe justice shown in such = story, rs
The New Administrations" the author
proves himself head and shoulders
above the many writer's OF mystery
stories o. today.
"CoGG1N" Fly Ernest Oldneadow
The Century Co. New Iori.
."CoSE:n" is the tense. dramatic story
revolution IN tho others life The
book is r"alcd with q kindly humor
I'm ns is Hn 'ensfTnssa tow Tho ,o set
parasitic suburb OF London. having y
life Of is own, life the details OF
which will De - revelation to Ameri-
England. sec only London. Liverpool.
or plymouth Tho story IS presented
literary craftsmanship which is as rare
as it is gratifying:
Harry Cogsin, The ttu!ar hero, ia
the son OF { rags -anh-hone man. Be
tween the hoy Wi,h a hunger for all
The fine things OF civilization and the
rector of thn fashionable EWscopal
their achievement, there ya~ns ar al
most impossible Eulf. How Il is
or'dsed. ana what is the result, is the
theme OF Mr.. Oldmcadow's story.
Ernest Oldin eado~ ia IN English nu-
thor with many vo!umcn to his; credit
q number Of which have been published
ALREADY in this country.
TITO MAN or THE FOREST" nr
zane Cry Harper s. Brothers, New
As tse ,n,hor o.. scsne OF the mos.
stories h t1scd orr Intimate knowledge
used as material In hts marvellous &c
tionai. creations. Zane Grey stands a.
the head of this class OF prcsent-,,a ,
lIc, Of the, glory OF Tn. rnountuins.
O; danger. daring and adventure. and
and the creatures OF tho wild had
existed for Mile Dale; and then ac-
cldcnt made him cate..s inatrument in
saving Helen Eav0cr from i;easiey Nr
Kept Helen and her sister in his noun
tain fastncsS TIL il was safe for them
TO- g" to their uncle: and .hc forcs:
"Eainhow Trail" Heart OF the pessrt.-
i r9u,n ss h. H. r There .e several II
POEMS. BY Gladys Cromwell. The
''SGtniHan Company, New York.
troNuction TO this volume: Tho po-
cry o. Gladys Cromwell was that OF
,ser @ua .rs no on modern ite n
PerH"nality is expressed, but IL is no.
cHH'ottnd. IL Is poetry tina: mas the
known To a noble heart and a distin-
Enishcd spirit Such a poem a.; Con
me. seems 10 come out OF the silence
th m% ,hs IS dark nts IixinE thing And
Mold, Folded rowelr.' Autumn Com
m m,Minn .S Star Sons. peinition.. DO
or" fine S f 'M inassd end ndus ThsSs
/ amongst the best that have been writ
Ken In our day"
EVERYDAY MOUTH HYGIENE. Bv
Joseph Head, N. D.. u. ID. s., Dentist
to the Jefferson Hospital. Philadelph in.
W; IL Saunders COMPANY. Philadelphia.
kcccdinE gums, heart troubles rheu-
ina,ism. diseased tonsils, ear troubles
And many other diseases arc frequent
~ ,rh result OF dcca !s teeth and
prevent and help correct any pyor-
Sh'ai eondition. II shows YOU tho
n nn, iow E' nc u St 'GH'nbrSsh to use
nit" information that viii! prevent
! rEorrhca and rccrdinG EUm5. The
hook IS fully illustrated.
WAR VOICES. BY Clinton Scollnrd.
James T. White G. Co. New York
Here are some fifty odd poems writ
! ten during the years 1917 and 1918
! hy an author whose verse has always
! found large appeal with lovcrs OF good
| poetry. The poems cover wide range
! OF subjects and are fun Of beautiful
and uplifting sentiment
LITERARY GOSST.
when Frederick OBricn. author OF
White Shadows IN the South Seas