Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

KNOWS 40 llttlP, rcauS ike n romance
ond yet 1t Is u verified fact. It's
strange beginning seemed Iik" sheer
accident and yet so bjH with the
subsequent history OF the world that
II might have been proclaimed by n
messenger from heaven: II wounded
Spanish soldier, seeking to Whit.
away the tcdium or convalcsccnc. I'm
careless reading in "a chance VOL
umc Of the life OF Christ He has "A
chivalrous soul which suddenly
iiames into a kniShtly zeal for ser
vic" In the cause OF the King of
Kings. as he had before welded H..
$" ord In fcalty TO his earthly SOW
creign. with his. to resolve was tn
do. and Igna,us OF Loyoia rises from
his sick bel To go forth to build nm
the Kingdom OF God on earth. "A svi-
der OF Christ hereafter. In thi,
way was born tho Society OF Jesus.
: THE IiNO-JAPANESE Urea
TIES OF MAY 18TH, 1915. BY G.. Zay
Wood. Fleming II. R.vclI Co. New
York and Chicago.
~ Companion volume Ia the author,
The fwcnty-One Demands" giving
!"Sa'. political. economic and moral
reasons for the abrogation Of III.
treaties. Speaking mctnphoricallv.
the TwcntyOnc Demands ar. tho
flowers. while the Chino Iapanc..
treaties are the fruits Lik. tho
forbidden fruits OF the garden
OF Eden. the fruits OF 1915 can
rot be enjoyed without disturbing
the tranquility OF tn" political ilrna-
men, OF tho Far East"
CHINA, THE UNITED STATES
AID THE JAPANESE AIL.I-
A%cE:. 49, G. IaY Wood Fleming
II. Eercll Co. New York and Chicago.
book that gives the history. OF
III" alliance and tn" reasons why I.
should not be renewed under any
circumstance. 4 discussion from tho
point 81 Wow OF China and the United
states, giving overwhelming reason
against the renewal OF the compact.
THE TWESTY-OSE DEMANDS.
JAPAN VERSUS CHINA. Hy. G. Zav
wood. Curtis Fellow In international
Law and Diplomacy. Columbia Uni
versi,y. President OF tho Chinese po-
ii,ical Science Association Fleninr.
u. tcrell Co, Chicago.
Tho author here analvzes Tho
Demands. tho real char
act"r and significance OF which
should be understood by all Interested
In IL reimbursement OF the Chino-Japa-
mes" question. With "A concise bu,
comprehensive account Of the prcs.u
thtion ana negotiation OF IN. dc.
nands. th.s book IN IN. only one toll
ing IA. complete story II Is. there,
fore. us"Hil not only to students q,
in'.rnntionn! politics. but also !,
diplomats. statesmen. historians and
pub!!cists who cannot afford to b.
without ad~iuat. knowledge on Tho
subject.
SEA AND SARDINIA. ny y. H.
Lawrence. Thomas Settler So,.
York.
An account az a trip I.awrtnce took
In Sardinia. chatty. intimate. fun Of
keen and unusual observations. II =
a book that should be in the homes
OF all. The text by Lawrence and
the beautiful pictures by Jan JW;a
make a rare comb ination. MIR Law
rene" himself chose the talented
young Jan Juta To make tho iilustra-
tions for this book. The whimsical.
really humorous map by the author.
displaying high craftsman SKIN.
further adds TO the charm OF the
book.
TIL" illustrations sIn2ularly Mt in
with Mr.. lawrcncc's style. as they
are Of modern school. yet do not al
together break with classic tradition.
The New York Times says OF the
book: Among the best things that
Lawrence haa done, fun OF vivid de-
scription and compact with careful
analysis.