The Washington times., 1921-05-08
At Jorge 50
among the GSA
literally 81
Iiteruti.
r

of the TINA will md much new H.
Elimination thrown upon these cur
rent problems. Tho author has been
thinking for himself. along frorh
lines, and he sets forth conv,ncinS
arguments In. support OF the conctu-
sions to which he has come. Hs cx-
plainA with vigpr and cogency that
make his pages ..absorbinxiy intsrest-
ing, why land lies vacant within
block of sgkyscrapers in which space
|is 80 ,congested that rents run 10
fabulous prices; why. with the whole
world In sore need of goods and with
millions OF men out OF work, EN-
ploysrs and workers cannot get to-
gether to produce those goods: why
for years the cost Of living has been
steadily going up while the cost or.
production has been going steadily
down; why farms are being deserted
and the cities filled to overnowing;
why employers complain that they
cannot md competent help at reason
able prices and labor complains that
It. cannot md jobs. These and other
economic problems of the time are
discussed and the author puts for
ward an economic program 90 orig
inal and so sensible that no ono fn-
terested in economic affairs can al
ford not to become familiar with II.
1t recognizes broadly the basic de-
fects in the existing commercial sys-
TEN, the complete failure OF all at
tempts to keep the situation from
getting steadily worse. and also shows
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ZANE GREY WEEK
z.r. cr.v "a anon 10 have the
u,,inus horo. NJ hav,nr whole
,.,asL 90 ~ On Iied S"Zane Grew Week"
s.stH. ~ hv the book .ellers
1890 Ia ..v. that avcn AN
go. sor,ure thrust unon
80 hawa worked
49,. S~.a.s III naa.ure
as ~ rsosrtiv wrote 70 a
..,S.. e.. 49, 80. NJ writ-
10y S,oh mann
ms ptouuS ,s'..t, Moi mt,
no ~. pa,ntsd
pessrt with Buffalo Jones and the
Mormons. and had learned to ride
mustangs and had gotten hon-ciaw
scratches on my chaps, did any OF my
work receive any recognition. harper
a. Brothers had refused three OF my
efforts. But they accepted my hrst
novel. The Heritage OF the Desert.
That was ten years ago. and since
then Grey has written many other
stories of the West. His two most
recent ones. The Man of the Forest,
published last year, and The Mys-
terious Rider" brought out this
spring. have been the two best sellers
o. their respective years.
>sus uIccs AVN DIcKENs
nate Dousas HtsSs WI" Ue .ho
guest OF nonor a. inc msetInS TINS
month OIL .ne D'eAehs rowsn ,p IN
i. one 10 10 nl IN ME
ohlIa Journey MN D, .e, VIE;
. ,as .he " Ss'. LIZ
Inc Bros Cnristmas Saroi ana
oS ntcIsns prohahiv No otbsr con-
temporary writer has drawn children
of such quaint and characteristic
charm. or children so worthy to stand
beside Little Nell or Tiny Tim.
ieter wrs.en oy huper. Brooke 70
q tr,eho IN hhsiaho' aescr'o,hs tne
Obrien, author OF Myshc Isies OF she
SCUM seas ioosed IN Fapeete' III
nin, says.
an =" 'ne JAN Vi M, y
no.en, anu In INC Tic
anna 80 - 49,
u s ~
~ - ,, ~
~ 40 =, hser. - w. = &c., 49,,
o.. tS;r 49, -
v.rSs pnt ~, nie,, p. 90, a.
/. fi,,.a win tbe giittiTv Siy,.es 20,
giri. w,th uyreatb. NJ wS;,s fIowers
seeninr aasianations 80 n In all
ali paneete--IiLe Repai..ancs Italv
WITH the venom taken out No.
simpler. lirht-come and I,pht-wo mas,
sionate and forrctfuI. like children.
ana ali the time South pacific. that "a
to say. unmalicious and eood-temper-
ed" '
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booth harrington describes hen-
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