Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

ma's viewpoint which is 50 appealing
| 70, boys ~ is an Inspiring story
mnich VIII influence them to higher
leafs "i country and honor. ana actu-
ate greater reverence for our heroes.
>vea whiic IL cntcrtains ANA ins,ructs.
No No real hoE can read these expert
been beside Jerry Cameron but Nc
Wlll agree that the next b.St is 10
hrc through the adventures by means
AN lNTHoDrCTIoN TO THE MS
TORY or JAPAN by ka,suro Hara.
I'll Pntaam's Sons. Ncw York
! The preface OF the book has this TO
say: The principal aim OF THIS work.
S Mr,issn a. ths rslucs, OF the iama'o
series Of public lions, is to furnish
a synopsis OF i.Te history .of Japan.
IN short. ,hc book is iu-
ropeans who would like Ia dip into
me past. as well as into the future
~ dapan y land inhabited 10y u
people striving to Improve itself.
IL Is u Japanese history written by
| 4 japanese. and in that respect is
more worthy than similar visionary
prcamh!aS seen by dHshing tourist
writer's. lacking the insight nal the
authority 10 really touch upon tho
hiSiorJ OF that interesting race OF
people
THE HAPPY HIGHWAYS ny
New YORK.
IL. ii%re IS IS a nov, novel. which is being re-
EXPRESSION OF the spirit Of youui; Eng
land. of youth everywhere today 1T
mas That characteristic of most good
English novels that il is rirh-itS
canvas is fairly crowded Vet i; has
on. constant burmese: 10 Show n
group OF young students III tn. years
"hrn Hrowth IS miraculous. expert
m.nt irresistible: when depths arc
ahySmal. heights still morAiaE tinted
tand attainablc). when human youth
Is prcposicrously old. prcposicrously
young.
1t is wholly, and possibly guilc!.Ss-
~. unconventional. The author mates
neither .Nnianation nor apology for
noincs TO live in London with four
young men students. The Sex ideals
back Of the story are NOT nlcr. IS
m9dcrn' ihoy are those implicit IN the
ht.ifi ~ TounE m"dcrnity that per
sonaIiiy - the pcrmancn; sacrcd
thing. while sex is an incident Of
greater cr lesser moment.
The book is clever in phrase and
thcr" IS hardly Il page tina, docs not
contain something unusual or rtrlk
ihS II iS stimuiatins and a; times
"N@a irritating Thct" Is mothins
"rmsilist minded" and auo,ahlc Some
times j, is almost unjustiiiablv clever.
M y Is nn"eniahly sincere In short.
THIS is mpst Interesting book ct
tho y instantly growing. puali. which
cares fri int..li. gent buonS 10 To -
;rcrl",y interested.
Miss Jameson has only just emery,
from tive same golden period Wtfh
which her story opcus she studied
Win Surh group ~ London. Tho
navel n"C;S much ~ her own IS.
7 r."hc. since then she has cneas.d
has had considerable journalistic IN
peri"ac" though the Enslish aritic
,atatr n'.t"' 4 t"A: II ui MOI : :'.,.
NJ pr"Nr''t - ,uSaGcd Urn
nran drama and many prc,ic, a nril-
liant literary future for her.
THE FOURTH DIVISION IN THE
WORLD WAR. Ps Christian \ Bach.
colonel General stan chief of SIAN
Fourth Division. and Henry Noble Han.
Var ."rr"*p"nden London Times.
agcrrdlt"d 70 me Amrr!@nn \rmy Is
camp LOWS. Washington
This volum" has a special interest
Tor army mGm: I, IS u book by SOL
"irrS tor soldiers. Il was begun III
states. II records the inside History
Of the Fourth Division I.rGular
Arinyi, when suffered heavily in
kilicd and wounded. Fif;y-risht thou
III" division, which normally con
tanned about 21.00p men.
WIFI" III Germany, the division
c"nmandD: aud 2o,o"o officers and
- pay for the compilation ami print
ing OF this memoir Of an American
ha;tl" unit. The book contains many
nhot"sranhs aud nvy maps Mus
traIlonS ~ Leon babD. one Of the
foremost landscape artists oc Amer
lea. ana intimate records ana FIRST
hand material not 10 hr found else
whore. Ther" Is material hrrc for u