Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

subtle maninulat iony In, internatIona
S Sroa M liz is SHOWS how our prob ems,
chinerr, are problems of finance. IN
United states and Its true deSm mon tic
Justice must arise tho principles which
Shall scatter the ne. mists Of Marian and
roisoner Of democracy. enemy OF man
and of his individual develorjment.
M hnn ,, he presents this book in the
principles OF human fellowship-thc
true relations between the work OF
capital and the work OF hand, and the
las. here set forth. may be helpful
In the solution of the world problems
now before America.
THE GARNET STORY BOOK. Com;
piled by Ada NJ. and Eleanor Il. Skin
nsr. with frontispiece in color by
Co. New York.
ries contains oh ecrful and happy stories
10, wit: The Good Nntrred Bear"
christmas Wishes" Tho Man of
Snow. ~, rButssrwops;" rEiniIsIn and
rairyfoot," The Snow Queen" The
Merry Tale of the King and the Cob,
bier The story Of Merrymind."
written by authors who had the pre-
cious gift of knowing how to enter
tain young readers with narratives of
good cheer and happy frolic Such
stories are. valuable because they keep
alive ana develop wholesome sense
of humor.
IL IL lcilV EED. BY Joslyn Gray
Charles SSrlbher,s- Sons. New York.
We haNe'here q. story OF a love that
rnw up aStS& a ans, Two very dtersmi
resulted in Almost remarkable change
in the character,or the. heroine. III
this story of reni people Miss Gray has
woven about thuln situations so nat
ural, so entertaining, so full OF pathos
and humor that her story Is sure to
win your heart, In Caleb Cotton she
colin In his frank pioneer simplicity. in
his unhnching view of life. When
Caleb Cotton denounced Mrs. Erica
Manners in tho courtroom for an idle.
selfish, frivolous wife. he. didn't guess
but that is the story Miss Gray has
told so charmingly, and far he II from
finding out for yourself its further
course.
THE WREcKERs. BY Franeis
York
This is thrilling story of railroad
ing in the West that has q significance
in the present-day conditions. When
Graham Norcross, general manager of
the pioneer Short Line. determined
to run his railroad squareiy. he was in
iticians The politicians meant BUSH
ness. They didn't shy at gun fights
and planning train wrecks And Nor
cross-wcil. here arc some real adven-
that will hold you with its vividness
and realism, and romance, too. What
happened Is all told in 2 DELIGHTFULLY."-
by Norcross' boy stenog rapher-Iimmy
Dodds.
80.
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Dutlieid e Co.. New York.
This ntw book BY ", the ,.s suthoT Of ="
group Of stories and a group of sketches
OF life and characters iu France during
tho last year Of he war, vivid. tra gle.
moving, aud written with al! her beauty
.'Ncstal Eia" memories OF the mos,
beautiful and enduring things OF the
world---of most extraordinary poetic
beauty and exquisite expression and
feeling which viii be read and rercad
as long ms there arc any who know and
love beauty.
THE PAGAN. By Gordon Authar
Smith. Charles scribncrs' Sons, New
York
Although Mr.. Smith has written sew
this new volume. The adventures of
Tailandy the pagan n9Si and the two
IN the little town OF Evremont Sur.
Seine. in THO Riviera. are really and
delightfully."- Frcnch in sccuc AMI char
actcr and. fhought-df pre-war France.
Diane and NerPIilducr Nicolas leave their
simple home in Ivrcmont2 at different
times aud GO TO Paris where they come
under the influence OF the subtitle fasci
nation of the great city and live in tho
Latin Quarter among the artists and
pocts who frequent the Gloscric des
lilas. II WAS here that Diane first
met Tailandy, then AT tho height Of
his fame. The charm OF the book is in
its romance. its poetic fancy
Besides The Pagan" there is in this
volume another Iroup OF stories which
include his famous "Jcannc" and a
most amusing story OF the West Indies
GREEN RUST BIZ Edgar Wallace.
small, Maynard &; Co, boston.
Watched over by tho interchangeable
Mr.. Beale, Olivia found herself the
center of 4 conspiracy, far reaching, and
far flung. INTENDED to wreck the world
What was the Green Rust
secret and the strange circle interest ed
in this curious discovery Is the center
Of Mr. Wallacc's mast appealing novel
that has yet appeared. IL Is Il genuinely