Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
."DAYS or THE DISCOVERIES"
INTERESTING AND EXCITING
Parents, Librarians and Teachers of History Will Find
This Volume of l.. Lamprey Valuable as
Supplementary Reading.

but no money TO run II. Dccidcd,y
she must acquire some money. r.,
lie sure. there was Sir James Co,r,-
ney. OF the recently Inherited mn
an odious American cousin who had
made "a few millions in the West ana
wanted TO rent the, country house. bn,
she didn't count him in. She wonIi
support herself so she decided In no.
come a "briShtener.' She would h,i,
the socially helpless and cbnn.ra'
the lorelorn. all for "a Handsome con.
sidcratton Her adventures "a. =,
briEhtcncr are ~charninEly cntcr,nt,
ing.
Although c. y. Williamson h.r
husband and collaboratur. died la,
year. Mrs. Williamson retains 49,
name on the title page because .h.
.eiie'cs mat MS spirit is still with
her and helps her in her work
THE BYRNE GIRLS. low Tho,
worked and Won. By katherine
Maulc. Lo,hrop. Lee & Shepard COM
rany. Boston.
Three sisters. the eldest sill i'm h.r
teens. meet the rcadjusted condi,io..
OF today tn The modern spirit. Ono DC.
comes a newspaper woman ano,bc-
a home decorator and the third is an
aspirant for the stage.
IL THE TIGERS LAIR. Hy Leo +
Miller. Charles Scripncr's Sons. N.v
FORK.
The Tigers Lair is an Indian com,
try surrounded by volcanic noun.
ta'ns from which two boys ESCAPED
AT the conclusion OF the precedin..
Wild and thrilling adventures. Illus.
tratcd by raul Bransom.
TIE BEGINNING OF WISDOM. By
Stephen Vincent Bcnct. Henry uul,
Il CO.. Sew York.
Diversity OF scene and incident, en-.
ter int" a novel OF the hero's cary
lays IN California. or the curious sur.
r%"undnigs Of that ,eriod. Of his wears
at Yale. his lie in the army and his
adventures when ne falls In love.
RovIHG EAST AND ROWING
WEST. Ky T.. V. Lucas. George ~
poran CO.. New York.
Mr.. Lucas is always an cssayf,t
ana in addition he is in this book a
travelling huinorist and philosopher
Accepting the best OF each country
''' ". Nv AN Gn-
tir"iy new point OF view with one who
reads his observations.
one %! he most comfortable thinrs
about this volume IL that IL has not
the superior tone and SNUG air OF
knowing absolutely everything abou,
"a place. The author has stated
|hchrrentially. almost humbiy. whatI
strHck him chicny in viewing Fugi
rama. for instance. or an Americana
baseball game fnr tho Hrxt ,I.r. IL
IN another case. our three most bel
loved humorists. oliver Hcrford. Irwin
=. Cobb and Don MARQUIS. His oh. |
s"rrations arc unique. kindly andy
even enthusiastic. The sights 81
India. Japan and the United stated
lose nothing AT his competent ma nds.
COBwER. BY George Ayn.wI
Chamberlain. Harper e. Hrothery.I
New York.
A dashing, laughing love story oil
a man who married a girl without
knowing who she %as. What caught
MIS- attention first was a tear-aX
single tear falling slowly down hery
cheek. 1T had been preceded by not}
the slightest facial CONFUSION OH
weeping. IL had just happened. ItY
was a rogue tear. broken away fromx
the herd. complete in itself and busY
with an individual mission" He saw
her aSain-and a single tear fell from
her eye. BEFORE the evening was over
ne had fallen desperately in love with
the bewitching creature.
Yes. she would marry him. but onlr
" ne would promise never To inquire
into her past. And he promised. This
Is the beginning OF a sparkling love
tale. with brilliant dialogue and many
wittily wise observations about mcnI
and women and life.