Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
ny l. A. EIiI,ASIS

"rinefuis",. (Doubleday, Page C
n";;, New York;. isNa please-the-
psopriate fashion, with the gray blue
or tobacco smoke and pale tan Of
mccrschaum. and the easy going tone
nt me essay Is lont aaistinctire note
'topher Morley.
'rh" reflective essay "on Making
IN; paekcd with enjoyable puirs. In
~ nj. Morley crystallizes his idea OF
we had reached tho fne flower
ana the ultimate test OF comradcship
that is. when you get n letter from
one of your best friends. you know
You don't need to answer il until you
Then after this little vacation with
friends. he turns With suInrising deft.
Gdsr I'M In , hhRIpe ooanes,lon he ree Us
- the expense of our esteemed John
Mnrshall:
reiated BY ono Ex-senator Bsveridgo
ia his Life OF John Marshall Judge
story told his wife that The Justices
" the SUPREME Court were of a self
denying habit. never taking wine ex-
sonetimea happen Ina, the chic, JUS
,icn VIII cay &c me, when ,he cloth is
window aud see 4 II does not look
like rain And II / tell him that In.
s .,n Is Isl. shining hrisntiy: Judge Mar ar
hotter. for our jurisdiction extends
over 20 large II territory that tho doe
trina of chances makes " certain that
II must be raining somewhere
our own Theory about cider Ia that
,hr time to drink u y when 1t teaches 5
S" "n, anl So much h ,sa pe iren c"ea'er
The book abounds with choice titias.
happily constructed p;t.sagrs ana
VEL associaicd words. ON Being In
Snip."; The owl Train; Moving" .
SafetyPins' twaA i, not" he asks,
N" safety pin tina, made the world
few cf the titles. The collections de-
scr!hlns Philadelphia and New York
az. grouped 40 Tales Of Two Cities
Of nn efitllA r lkswse a shs
they seasoned with huinor. He has
written Il pipcful on lazincss.
som" one Of his book -shopt retreats.
or roam ever Phlialeiphia and New
York wearing his spectaclcs.
spirit. Nothing ' seems too s Common.
nlaa. for him 70 make original. In
,rershing In rhiiadelphia," among
nr",iy eloss 10 II The ," 4 ep fts and nd
:" boost philadeiphia; which facts,
however; are very Hubsly rresented 10
me reader, sine, since oaher things more re
openly arrived at, All Of which goes
10 show that Morley il unusually hu-
man III hlS esSlyE
THE whole square, masscd with
ucopic. shook with cheers.
Had IL been any other man We
frightened. He came down the aisl.
uf tho stand with his delightful. easy,
-miiing swing. but he looked shre~h-
~ about. with narrow-eycd. puck
cred gaze He was plainly little
riahhergastad. lie seemed taken aback
hy the greatness Of philadelphia 4
voice. II. said something to hiinsel!
kak lT1Alg "A \.
deuce! or something OF similar pur-
port lie sa, down on chair beside
Governor Sproul. Not more than -four
feet away. amazed at our own au-
thc stand.
''iic was paler than We expected
~" looked biz tired. Speaking al
absence OF Warren. who waa 1--WE
l,opcD getting "a good sleep somewhere
We had n good look At the renowned
chin. which is we'll worth study. ],
must he hard chin to shave. II juts
upwards. reaching n line exactly be
low the hr!m Of his cap. Below his
crescent mustaehH there T. no, Lover
liz visible: IL II tucked and folded Ir
~ tho rising thrust o. the jaw. II
~ this which gives him the grim
pcrS hears about. He Is grim, there,
no doubt about It. with the grimnes,
= :, man going through tough or
iopsn't see me- The FIRST two row,
~ seats to the right Of tue aisle Were
thre.-star. From our, lowly station
wc could SEQ grand panorama o.
mahogany leather boots and harlnl
qrata DAY Ia 'f for sa srowne va" In
though, came 10 us that had reached
~ before. The higher you go in tn
r. + alter hs III, %er sof shs q msnnsr ar
~ the finest nroof III iRtcrnatinna