Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

Is given in the most Interesting way
JACK lIEATON. GOLD SEEK FER
by n. Frederick Collins. Frederick
| y. Stokes Co. New York
The thrilling adventures OF two
! New York boys who are lurcd To the
/ Yukon by tale of cached treasure
gold nuggets packed in moose
hide sacks and piled up like cord
wood" An almost .xtinc, tribe %,
| Indians was rcputcd to have hidden
me gold. hut lost the secret OF It's
! hiding place.
with rcal-h"y determination an,
| enthusiasm the two friends outri,
! for an Arctic winter and go through
! All the exciting experiences of the
| Wilderness gold seeker The story
| OF how they cope with each new diff
| iiculty ana meet success at n
moment when 1t is most welcome
and least expected makes satisfy
ins reading for boys OF all ages. and
presents vivid picture OF life AMI
conditions in Alaska
THE GLANDS REGULATING; PER
HiLtTY. ~ i.".is Herman. VI
u. The Macmillan CO. Sew York.
Tn" author has a';"ur,..l in his
Glands Regulating n"-s ,ni,'i;y' to
show how III" dirc-cu, lvp.y e. IN
dividuality arc contr,l,,d hv tho
quality and quantity IL Internal Sc
crcti"ns acting in ;h",n. /, y in
tended as a aynthcsis OF the INST re.
cent researches In PHYSIOLOGY and
psychology that have thrown light
upon why people differ
There is convincing Guality In
. what Or. herman has To say. which.
combined with charming vtyl". maxcs
this book one Cf decided Vn,uc I, tho
average render. who is Interested in
Ednan beings.
LADY Lack. ny lvgh Wiley.
Aired \. Knopf. Sew York
Th" Wildcat and his mascot goat.
hot in pnr.n, Of Lady ru,,S ra,ublc
over the trail OF adventure tha, leads
them 10 the Pacific Coast before they
hnally get firm clutch %: Lady
I-nck's tail feathers. The wildcat
sings his way over tho rough places
Get behind me Satan on the up-
hin road
Use one hors. sinner with a
two.horJc load"
rs q fullm%n porter Sid"traCkcd by
circumstances but goins stron. with
tue ga!loping worries. tho Wildcat
loses LILY. tho mascot goat. Then
a rc.' tout icy begin. md ~. i.ur:s
t"it II ha.'. luck Is II i.w drop. nc
must lac "a lake. when his ban. !s
busting with his misery load. I.ily
returns. and with her LADY la, k.
Thereafter. four times as hanny as "A
humble bee craving action and rarin'
10 SO. tn" Wildcat mixes iuto cy..rv
ru"kus that comes his way aud
omcrE"S finally fcstooacd with fci
inn" and headed home. Milcs,oncs al.
laughter marx The wildcats trail.
THE GREAT WAY. ny Horace
fish. Mitchell Kcnncriy. Sow York
TN" Great Way" WAS begun in
Barcelona. but Hnishcd In the United
states. Horace Fish does no, be-
Hey" In writing of foreign coun-
try In that country. He prefers the
perspective Of tn" minds eye. feeling
that IL is not wise 10 write Of a
strange land Will" under the i'm
hu"nc" 81 it's glamour. II" has got
beneath IN" skin of Spain as no
American has ever succccuc,' in doiu.
before. and he gives us thnt land
with the spotlight OF Romnntlcism
thrown upon 1t. The Great way"
took eight years TO write and IL viii
'H'hb4ISN horace J. iSH as a StJliS., as
n" American has succeeded in es-
,abIishinG himself. since Hawthorne.
II comes as "A Whit 81 lilac SPRAY.
after years Of heavily pcrfunfoa
American sexnovels. and OF puugcnt
quick lunch counter stories. SUCH as
popularizcd o. Henry.
~ BLESSED CYRUS. Ry Laura T..
Richards. u. Appleton & Co. New
York
cyrus is II charming village. where
HE Was lesurcly and folks had
plenty Of time To develop all kinds Of
quaint characteristics. Like a bomb
she'll into their midst came Liza
Laughter who's" stag" experience.
mad mad" her actions frank. This Is
q novel that can be confidently sug-
Ecsicd for entertainment.
THE COMPLETE DOC BOOK. By
Or. William y. Bructtc. Stcwar:
Kidd Co. Cincinnati
The dogs OF America, Great britain
and other countries are fully do
scribcd In this modern work written
by an authority OF International rem
utation. II is book that presents
In an entertaining manner the his
tory. general characteristics. pccul-
iarities and particular sphere OF use
fulncSS OF all of the breeds rccog-
nized 10y the American Kennel Club.
The latest standards for Judging each
breed are given, the good points and
bad points are set 10th clearly and
arc further calculated by "A number
OF beautiful photographs OF famous
specimens OF the most important
breeds.
The book is rcpiete with practical
information that will enable man
TO determine which breed lis best
suited to his wants and purposes and
how to select typical specimen. Par
ticular attention has been given 10
tho buying Of puppies. and the pros
pcctive owner is told just what things
to look for and what to avoid in
making his selection.
The general management and care
Of dogs in health and their treatment
in disease has been carefully covered
and numerous valuable prescriptions
that have proven reliable for various
diseases are given. Much valuable
information has also been presented
on breeding, training and condition.
II is book that will prove of last
Ing value to both the professional
and amateur fancicr and owner