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Neckwear for Women

daintness of crisp organde collar the delicate
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popular It make frock by endowing
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NORTH CAROLINA

WIN II AHI>oLIINA
bingham Military School,
Ashertlie
Blue Ridge School for Boys,
HendTsonriile
Carolina MiiIgry-N apnl
Academy, lie U.ersonrtlie
Camp Highland Lake,
HenHersonpiNe
SOUTH CAROLINA
The Citadel, Charleston
Porter Military Academy,
Charleston
Ashley Hall, Charleston
TENNESSEE
Gaelic Heights Military
Academy, Lebanon
Columbia Military Aeud-
envy, Columbia
Junior Military School.
Bloomington Springs
MeCollie School, Chakta-
noogd
TeJnessec Military Insti-
fute. .SDeetaDater
Centenary College, Clepe-
land
W~d Belmont, Nasl,rlle
Camp Ka,oasaiod, Lebanon
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VIRGINIA-Con'd
.SuNins College. Bristol
Virginia College, Roanoke
Virginia InierHont College,
Bristol
Camp Pocnhorsias. Afeadmc
MICHIGAN
Aksicy HoH. Grand Hnren
Ferri, Institute. Big
Rapids
Pdrkside Home School,
Muskcgon
Wilbur Uomr. kalamazoo
Detroit Conservatory Of
Music. Detroit
Michigan College Of Mines,
Hong,ion
Michigan State Auto
School, Detroit
Battle Greek Normal School
Of Physical Education,
Bottle Greek
Poiidnoiidmie Summer
School Camp, Richla,,d
COLORADO
Colorado School of Mines.
Golden
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YORK
Camp IVinnJ.kec, Lake
Cilnmpldtn
ABcrti School of Erpres-
sion. Ne,o York City
Atr;ene Schools. Ncp York
City
American A cademy Of
Dramatic A{s. Nem
York City
Bromn's Salon Studio,
Nc,o York CITY
Chniif School Of Dancing.
Nern York City
Chnulduqud d. Lrccun
Arts School. Ithdea
Con,rny Military Band
School. Ithaca
Eastman School OF BuIi-
ness. Pou9hkcepsie
=,
York CITY
K;nd..,. .n $500 ~, 49,
C,bonJ NJ WI c;,,,
y,.,,,.,,. =, ,,.y A.,
Ne,n yo,k C;iy 49,
J,b,,, Coo,a,o,
hJ,,,,, J,bn.o
p, ;,
Am "a HeHoo' o. fhy'tea!
>, ;,
ioned 'oc'i|o %, i,n'''e '>ehoos
NJ, y,
"eW orE oo',oo' o. rine
York CIV
NJ,
tnrie,. Nr,e York Civ
,. o.,,, CO,
DANCING, Ne,p York Gin
~, VI ~.
,o,,onJ,x ~ vi ~.
CITY
Observation-Disclosures:
Society, Ne,p York Civ
pl
Rochester
School OF De,ioz, md Jb-
rof Arts Nao lork Guy
School Of The Theatre, Ne,o
'Sfoien Island
MiIs Tcacn.ends .StruIso.
Ne,c York City
Unned HOSPITAL Ttainino
Sehoot, Port Chester
n G ,c.-r.,o,;a, .c,,,.,,
"eso York Guy
peiiof STond School, Of
Dd -'"9. Net0 York Guy
WM,-.,l, School Of Erp-es-
sion, Ithaca
Observation-Disclosures,
Dentistry, Mem Yor4 CITY
'oS
American (o,,..,,a,,,~ ,f
husie. Chicago
An I,,j;fu. nj c1;.n.,
Chicago
R,yant and ,S,,o,,o,, Rv.;
ness College. Chicago
p.c
c,,,
ST.. Ct:. " ~
pby,i,o, Ednent;.O
Chicooo
Coyne Trad. e. E,o;,,-r
ina .ScbooI Cb;.oso
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
Augusta Miiiiacy .Aead-
envy. Fort Defiance
blackstone Military Acnd-
envy. Blackstone
Chatham Training School,
Chatham
FUiiburne Miiiiary School,
. WGynrsiUro
Mdssonui.en ACADEMY,
Woodstock
Norfolk Country Day
School, Norfolk
Randolph Macon Academy.
Front Royal
.Staunton Military Acad-
envy. .Siaanton
ArcreH College, Danrilie
Eastern College Consrrpa-
tory, Manassas
FaHfaI Hall, Basic
Hoiiins College, Holliu
Fort Loudaln Seminary.
Winchester
Mary Baidtoin Seminary,
.SduJiion
Southern College. Peirs-
burg
Southern Seminary. Buena
Vista
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WISCONSIN
Northwestern Military &
Ndrni Academy, Lake
Genera
81. Johns military Aead-
envy, elaJkh
Konpe5 Hall. Kennsha
Hllcrest .Sch,ol, Bearer
WGyinnd Academy. Bearer
Wetomoehek Ctm1pJov Girls
PotDers Lake
Laurence Conservatory Of
Music, Appleton
Layton School of An, Mil
,cdukee
Mil,cuukee Motor School,
MilHduI,ee
SOUTH DAKOTA
South DAKOTA State School
Of Mines, Rapids City
CALIFORNIA
Page Military Academy.
Los Angeles
PaLo Aito Military Aood-
49,. DBL A.
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MINNESOTA
PMsburY Academy. O,na-
tOnRn
.Shaftuck School, FUibdult
Oak Hall, 81. Pant
Camp kd,onJi,rin. Co.'s
Lake
MISSISSIPPI
Guly-Coust MHiiayy Aead-
envy, Guifpori
Gulf Park College, Gu!fport
OHIO
Miami Military Institute,
Germantown
Ohio Military Institute.
Cincinnati
Glendale College. Glendale
Oxford College. Oxford
Grand Rirer Institute, Aus
fnburg
Miami Camp for Boys,
Germantown
Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music, Cincinnati
College Of Music at Cu1ein-
n0fi, Cincinnati
Obeyiin Conservatory of
Music. Obcrlin
Obesiin Kindergarten
Trimming School, Oberiun
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DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
Cherry Chase School. Wash
ingion
The Colonial School for
Girls. Washington
Fdirmont School. Washing
ton
Gunston Hall. Warrington
kirg-.Smih .Studio-Sclsool.
Washington
Martha Washington Sem
inaro'. Washington
National Park Seminary.
Forest Glen
81. Mnrgarers School.
Washington
BiiI, Electrical School,
Wd,hingLon
Columbia kindergarten
Normal School. Wash
in9ton
Marjorie Webster .SchooloJ
Expression and Physical
Educntion, Washington
Washington School for Sec
retaries. Warrington
NEW JERSEY
BLaI Academy. Biar,to1nn
BordentaDn Military In
stIt,Iie, Bosdenio,1n
Freehold Military School,
Fr>rbold
Kingsley School. Essez
PelI
Peddie Institute. Hiehh-
TORN
Pennington School. Pen
nin9ton
Princeton Preparatory
School. Princeton
Princeton School for Cud.
Princeton
Roo,ereH Military Aead-
envy. West En9letnood
RutaosPr Preparatory School,
Ne,D Brunspiek
Wenonnh Military Aead.
eyny. Wenondh
Cer,ienary Collegiate Iuti-
tute, Haete1tsto,cn
Dtoight School, Ensle,oood
The Parsons School, Esser
FEELS
81. Elisabeth-of-he-Rosss.
Ct1lduell
MARYLAND
.Seoern School, Boone
Tome School. Pr! Deposa
Garrison Porest School,
Garrison
Hood College, Frederick
Maryland College for
Women, LIUierrille
Oldf.lds. Glencoe
Colbert School. baltimore
WEST VIRGINIA
Greeabr Ter Military School,
Lc1oisburg
Old Dominion Academy,
Berkeley Springs
LerDisburg Seminary. Lao
isburg
Comp Terra ALd. Terra
Ald
NEW MEXICO
Los AlaU,os RaJ,ch School,
Ot0tpi
Ne1o Merioo military In
stitute, Ros,ceil
GEORGIA
Rinerside Military Aood-
envy, Gainesville
Georgia Military Academy.
College Park
Brenau College Coasypa.
tory, Gainesville
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Xxx'YX.xYXxgY3
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Elgin Academy. El9in
Kec.ootin Academy. Deer
field
Lake Rorest Academy. Lake
Foregt
Morgan Park Military
Academy. Chicago
Onmgd Military School,
O1anrgd
Thorpe Aeadnry,s EAa
Foresf
Todd School. Woodstock
Western Military Aeod-
eHp. Alton
Ferry Hal. Lake Focest
Rrusees Sinner School, Mt.
Carroll
Illinois Woman's College,
Jacksonville
Saint Mary's School.
Knaxrile
Rockford College, Rockford
Starred School for GIs.
Chicago
Nuh,neston UnfnosIS,
Chicago
Orchard Hin Cau,p, 81.
Charles
American College Of Physi-
cal Education, Chioaeo
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IEW ENGLAND STATES
Inc MaeDu0ie School, Fannie A. IsnriH, Kinder
HP''nated' Mass 0artcn Training School,
Mount Ida School, NeaDton, bridgeport Conn.
Mass Worcester Domestic Science
Pine Manor. Wellesley '''"o'' ~ orees'e7' Nld's
Mass Bay Path Institute Spring
ST. Ciares School, Siam '"'' ''d''
Jord Conn Burdea College. Boston,
Mass
Southfieid Point Hal.
S,n,,fo,J c Clark School of Business
Wheaton, College. Norton, Afa,,
Mass,
Emerson College Of Oratory.
Gushing academy. Ash Hurinoton Cso1br,,
burruian,, Mass Boston. Afo,,
Dean academy Franklin, Katharine Gibbs Sec,etoriol
Mass. School Bostoo Mr.,
~ ee'""'eH Ae"neHv' Men England Conp,rpotory
~ - Of Music. Boston, Mast
"'"p A4'onqiin' A'qudm Mem Hapcn Normal School
Of Gymndsties. Neu
Camp Bob While. ashland. Haoe1 Conn.
Mds'' Possee Normal School of
BooHbdy Camp Both Me- Gymnastics. Boston.
Mass.
Camp Kheo Harrison, ptoI
Training School for
Camp Merryreeeting Bath Nurses, Providence r. T.
Sargent Sehoolo5 Physical
Sargent Camps, Petvooo Education, Canbriao.
II. Afe.,
PENNSYLVANIA
beilefonfe Academy. Belle Mis- Saypards School,
Jonic Orerbrook
T,.y.y
"~so" Long fn5lHuie NcD Derueu1 Hons School
Bloomfield D,,on
Oc0ereu1 Tutoring Sehoo! Dickinson Seu,iyoary WI
for Boys, Ber7ryn ia1nsnat
f'd'S1n d n'arSsdH Aood- George School. George
envy Lancaster School, p. o.
Harrisburg Academy Har- Honiessori Bou,fino E.
Fls6'r9 Day School. Phladel-
Keystone Academy Fec Ph'd
toryriVe Pittsburgh Academy Pills,
Kiskiminetns Springs 0N9"
School, Salisbury Miss Woods School for
Nazareth HaA Military n3eepe'0'o1 Children
Academy. Nazareth +S''"
Pennsylvania Military Col "yo"."s oens"eTy',
lege, Chester S''
81 Links ,S.h,,i W,,r. Deraeur Tnt@ias .Caap
far Roys. Bouyn
Stcaru,more Preparatory
,S.hoo, ,c,co-tbn,ors Deneruur Trtnraso, Cuap
for Girls, -8en5n
Academy Of the Holy Child.
Sharon i'm Montess~i Csnp. W,-
conlbe
Be.niuoood School, Jenkln-
so,rn Pine Tree Camp. Pucozas
PineJ
Birmingham School, BIZ
n,ingham PolG Bridge Comp Mos
B,hopthmpe Manor. Be4A-
lehem Combs Consersatary as
Cedar Cre,t College Allen AN'Aoef@'"
Gs0n Kecszone Institute Readsss,
The Darlington Seminary. Mis-. yH,,nn,. S.h,,IySs,
" e'' 'heser Khldogdtsags Ph5n.
D,r,,,u1 7,utorino ,S.A,a aeptia
Jor ""''' n'n9" National. 9raoOt-ef Eloeu-
East End School for Girl. tion and oraaay. khilp,
piu,bu,oh delpka
Hareum School. Bryn Peince Sehossse5 sBusiness
MaOr AdmGastuion. PKla- !.
LrpnS College Conserna-
Tory. Meehaniesbwy Phend1psis College ctsO,- =
Linden HaH Seminary. feopao'1' Philadelphia
A'''H Ph1adsiphio College OF
Mary Lyon School. .StDortt- Pharmacy. Phiaad.phi1
Tau,pac Uniasrsibt PAas-
Penn Hall, Chn1'bysdwv detphia
FLORIDA TEXAS
Cathedral School }or Gbts, Teras Military College,
Orlando Terrell
sZ E5e7SyqaIf6SaI5fS5HgSNfg1Rap
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Tho Cascudlla SCHOOL,.
Ithaca
Cla,on Military Aondemy.
Neo York City
Irping School. Tu7ytorn
Kohnt.Soiool. Harrison
Mount Pleasant Academy,
Ossinin0
We,p York MdiLuy Aoad-
envy. Cornwall
PeekskiH Mlluy Aeud-
envy. PeekskIl
The Raymond Riordon
School. Highland
81. Johns School, MGniuis
81. Johns iScjsool. Ossining
Mrs. BostrclIs Residence,
Nco York CITY
The Castle. Mis- MaJons
School. Tarryt0,on
Drc,r Seminary. Carmel
Gardner School for Gill.
Ne,r York City
Highland Manor. TUy-
turn
The knoz School for Gill.
Cooprstotun
Mar York School Of Musie
and Art. Mar York City
Noble !Schosl, Whit Plains
Ossining School for Girl.
Oamino
Putnam Hall School for
Crib. Pouehk,ePsie
Semple School. Nes York
City
.Soor lie School, Ne,D York
City
The Sender School. Ne,o
York Cuy
Mrs. Smith and Mia
Cray's Chaperonags.
Ne,1 York City
Columbia Preparatory
School, Ne1D York CITY
Ars. B,yfs School for
Tiny tots. Peekskiil
Comp AssuooehkeRnek Of
the Lille Ploanp. Md
dlef0cn
Camp Chmpiain. LaAs
C}sanp!ain
Camp Coair. Raquette
Ldhc
Comp MarIutpepis, Cole
Mics Mason's Survner
School, Tarrytnuon
Doctor Peifi Cunps, Sid
Lr Hland Het9hh
Camp Pak-O'- Moonshiree,
Wllsboruuoh, Erse1 Co.
Rocky Pond Camp. Gsmens
Camp Tpane- 10 -tah.
Snyder
Wlderess Caa1p, Ho~se-
rhoe
ILL
Elgn Academy. Elgun
Kec,ootin Aeodeny. Deer
field
Lake Forest Academy. Lake
Foreyt
Morgan Park Military
Academy. Chicago
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NEW
Abbott School. Pennington, The
Ne. s,
Cheshire School. Cheshire, Mon
Conn. VI
Chdnccy Hal School. Dos Pin,
ton. Mass. !,
Crti, School for Young 81 F.,
Boys. Brookfeld Center. &,
Conn.
Cochran School, Nor,nuik, -,
Conn.
Nfnssee Country School, "ne
Stamford. Conn. !"
SuGield School. Su0ield, 'n"
Conn. on
Wilision Seminary. East Dear
hampton. Mass. NJ
Worcester ACADEMY. Uor- East
eeSter. Mass. Ec
The Ely School for Girls. Cam
Greenwich. Conn. La
The Gdtc,rny, Neu Horen, Cam
Conn. 4,
Glen Eden, Stamford, Conn. Boot
h'H''"s 'oc''oo'' Nortndik. Cam.
Conn. ~
Imcn'd Seminary. West Cam
Bridgcrdier. Mass. A.
Ldsen Seminary. Auburn SH9'
dale. Mass. ".
MISSOURI
Kemper Military School, Belle
Boonriiie 10,
Missouri Military Aeud- c,,,,
envy, Mezioo -,
Wentworth Miiary Aead-
envy, Lexington Deoe'
Central College for Women,
Lexington Fran
Fores! Park College. 81. en-
Louis Ill.,.
Hardin College. Mezioo ris
Lenoz Hall, 81. Loui, KEYS
Lindemnood College. 81. tor
Charles ~.
Tronbridge Training Sc
School, Kansas City
~, NaIt
Midrest Training Corpo-
ration. Kansas City "'
Sweeney AUTO School, Kan REM
Sos City. leo
INDIANA
Culuer Military Academy. "on-
Cuirer &c
Ho,re School. Hotoe Aedd
Tudor Hal. indianapolis
Cuirer Summer Schools. ~
Cutler 'o'
Tri-.Sldte College. Angola Dun
Dodge's Institute. Yaipa-
,oi,o Bi,h
valparaiso Unipersity.
Valparniso Lena
KENTUCKY Tn.
ken!ucky Military In,h- w
fits, Lyndon NJ
Miilersburg Mlhnry In for
stiiute, Afiilerstur0
East
Hamilton College. Lering- D;
ton
Har
Louisville College Of Den M
tisiry, Louisville
Trpu,
Louisville Conservatory Of br
Music, Louisville
Lind
Sie,paSt Home Training Iii
School, Frankfort
ALABAMA mo
Marion Institute. Marion Penn
CANADA
Camp Vega. Chariexton. Catht
Ontario Or
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axXWySWSK xsS
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"'SSSVoVSVOS
Adams, u. F,--"pNersrt.
bro, II, w A.--"i'hurrh in America
C'trpenter Niles.-"tiuild Socialism
Fnruuhar. H. IL --iactory Storeskecu
Ing"
NauEhton. J.. D.-'Football and How H.
Watch IT,
Hill VI, C,-'Connun'ty Life and C,iyI,
Problems"
Iarrsrauist. ". e." Investment Ans,y
Msrden. q, s,---"Hsxdlns for Victory, =,
Matthe'7s. Rrander-'Tocsin Of Reyo,,
and Ottcr Essays.'
ness"
O'Rrlcn. Tredcrck-"A "Atolls OF the SIM O
Ovcrton. Grunt-"Whon Winter Ionea /,
Main street, -
Shay, rrank--"rrrasury Of Plays 10,
Women
sherman. II. C.~-"Ths Nitapiines" 4"
Slosson, Il. E.--"Plots and PERSONAL
ties"
Tow.lsy: Lady su'sn--"Indiscretions O
Wsvshsw. New Lstin America"
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HUNT FOR HAPPINESS
THEME OF SUN CHASER

An Offering from tho pen of jeanette
Marks is nearly certain to contain n
literary favor that is above the Ordi .
nary. Here is dramnist who gives
(" form and dinlogu" tn" most patient
of care and tn" most polished Of style.
"rhc Sun Chus"r' lSt"wart kidd
Company), hor latest. reads remark =.
ably we'll. Whether it Won ID retain it,
effectiveness on the stage j. a matter
ever, has Miss Marks written anything
that lent itself to presentation on the
stage. Often she gets so interested in
her conversations and especially in the
theme which sht is trying to bring ont
by those conversations that she lots
them drag along in what, behind the
fuotlights, would be an interminaElr
manner.
The meaning Of "Thc Sun Chaser
is, in it's entirety. plain. but again and
again Miss Marks allows her thought to
h. obscurcd by too mixed symbolism and
too involved rhrnsinC. The chief char
uctcr is a hnlfwit. Ambrose Clark, who.
in II little town on the outskirts "i
civilization in the North. forever rhaSrs
the sun. seeking in his broken and fu.
tile way the happiness which has been
denied him. The tragedy that bofalS
his it'll" family tho whit" IL pnthcii
ralIy related b. Miss Marks. wh
freaks, more than once. from n stare
realism to an nInlosr poetic treatmrur
of a species Of folk tale.
nnc might supp"s" from cns,lal
glance AZ the forr s"ttings---,hc first II
street IN Northcrly Tin tho year 1?lO
the second, tn" Sun Chascr's kitche,
the third, tn" interior Of Il store, and
the fourth. the lock up = that here va,
another addition to tho long list oi
hu,"lir dramas. hut ther" the similar.
ity ends. '"rhr Sun thnscr' treuts n
simple aud dignitird way n subjcrt
! that is sometimes abstract (the srarrI
! for q happiness greater than most live,
grant. and sometimes Of fragile, po.
rtic beauty common to the folk tnlcs
Of primitive peoples. The characters
however, are flesh and blood through
out.
! Read IN tho study this juxtapositio,
comes normally and naturally, bu
again it must be admitted that "Th,
Sun Chaser is very far from ccrtainl,
Of stage success.
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AT THE FREE LIBRARY
Miscellaneous

Books added tn the Free Library, Th,r
| tsenth and Locust streets during the woo
ending November -:
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PROPHET WOMEN SHOULD HONOR
LETTERS OF A SAVANT
Collie c ted Correspondence of
Horace Howard Furness Hu.
man and Illuminating

Philadelphia interest, in particular,
will be n part of the wide general In.
tcrest which IL sure to follow the pub.
Iication in two finely produced volumes
Of "1'he Letters Of Horace Howard
Furness" tl1oughton Niif1in Company.
Born a Philndclphinn, in 1888. son OF
the famous Unitarian preacher, William
Henry Furness. of New England stock,
but an cmigrant to Philadelphia early
in life and quickly assimilated to 1t,
Horace Howard Furness' life was
largely interviewer with Philadelphia.
whose annals Of culture and scholarship
he was to make noted and notable, the
while he adorned them. philndelphians
should take keen interest in this virtual
record Of his career set forth in this
gracious, keen, kindly, shxewd CORE.
, spondence with the fine intellects of his
times, which covered more than four.
| score years.
These letters, rpsurrccted from the
past, give n most interesting record of
the progress Of thought, literary, po.
| liticnl and social. Of the Nation over IL
| fertile evolutionary npriod of our his.
tory. tbc fruit T,f which wn, 10 be
that no later Sidney Smith could query
sncerinrly. "Viho reads nm American
book
| Further contact with the City OF
Penn is that many letters are directed
to Philadelphinns. while Philadelphia
writer's, publicists. etc., are frequently
discussed and analysed. Among ads
| Albert Henry Smv,h. 81 tho Central
High Srhoni h;,nsclf recognized
Shnkcsnenrrn,, Srholnr. ilwen Wister.
Wrs. Nnnir W;star Dr. Enrncss' sis.
Tor md hcrsclf notcd ms tho translator
of many i;rrmun novels Of high cluss
Horace lawns His ncpbcw: Franklin
Snenccr Eimo,i,is. George ". (,hilds,
Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson. Ellen Olncy
Kirk. DR.. and Nrs. Morris ,Jastrow,
Jnsenh I.eidv. Nrchbisbon RYAN and
Dr. Robert Ellis THOMSON, president
emeritus Of tho Central IIirh school
nnL fnr ,lecoIc. n lender Of thought In
thc city.
Tho course Of his Shakespcarean in.
torpsts which were 70 culminute in the
magnificent and authoritative "Vari.
or,,n" editions' is shown in letters TO
numerous scholars and men of culture,
| incjudin: also the acknowledged OK.
merits. such ~ Furnivnl, Corson, Aldis
Wright, Skcnt and william !. Rolfc.
noted American editor Of the Bard !:
other names which appear time and
time nrc Charles Eliot Norton, Fran.
els !, Child, Fanny kcmble. Edith
Wynnc Muithieson, t;encrni Mcclellan.
President Mckinley, William and
Henry James. Charles Francis Adams,
Edwin Booth. William Everett and :.
| V,i,, Ni,.h,II
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Ruskin's
rtAdVics

AIONICl.S in virtually every branch
~ Of popular sricnc" are familiar with
the name Of \. Frederick Collins
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r FILTERS on art by master OF line
- and color to II much loved pupil are
contained in "Joln ltuSkin's Letters to
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through his many
books ON almost every
ching. So frequent
have his contributions
been that it seems hard
tn believe that b" is
merely one human be-
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SOME day an essayist will sit hin,
~ down at his desk and write ~,
article on the heroes and hcrOines of
william J. Locke. And it will b.
most entertaining reading.
Mr.. Locke has not contcnted himself
with the men and women Of the ordi Z.
nary type. which many other novclists
are satisfied with. lIc seems to seek
ont the unusual. especially in the cas-,
Of his men. Most of his women Aero
ines are unusual only in s..,c sense that
they are the kind of women whom every
man has lOngcd to meet. women broad /.
minded and tolerant. loving and loyal
they are not distractions. for they pul .
safe with emotions such as no abstrac.
tion could survive. It would be burned
up in their heat.
''Thc Tale Of Triona' DOdd. Mead
& CO.. exhibits his clIaract cristic hero
and heroine. an eccentric young man
and an altogether charming and de-.
lightful young woman. But in spite
Of tho presence Of his two favoritr types
Of character the book is entirely diff
frrcnt from all his others: as different
for example. from ''rhe Mountebank'
as "rhe Beloved Vngabond" differs from
''rhc Joyous Adventures Of Arstide
l'ujol." or as 1.-The Glory of Cemen- .
tina differs from The Rough Road"
Bm il is fllcd mih That jnih in
tie goodness Of humanity nhich in.
spires. all that Ar. Locke has mrittcn.
TNlIE cssayist already referred to vii
l. hc sure to devote considerable space
TO tlrnentinu Of the book dcScribin:
her glory. This book. to my thinking
is one Of the greatest which MIR. Lock,
has written for the reason that ii take!
II firm hold ON the basic facts Of life
Clcmcntima. aS IL will be recalled. Il
in the cnrly pages of the book on" I"
Mr.. I"ckc's eccentric characters. Sh'
! is II painter who ignores IN" orlinnr.
rnrnitics OF lie and drvotrS herself t.
her brush. She is not Il dilcttantr. bn
is an artist Of achievement. She is in
tcrrsted in mon only when they sit fo
II portrait and women annoy her. Ru
"A time comes when her womanly in
stinrts are aroused. \ wi1owcr is il
danger of falling prey to designing
widow. rolorlcss, cinging sort o
creature who nrouscs all Of CIrm"n
tina = hostility to such w"aklin.S. Sh
| t,n - ~ IA
would save her child from disaster. Sh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Brief Notices of Interesting Books

= L"vrUl,s IN ART bv master Of line
:,
and color to much '"v"d p'P'' a'c
contained in "John Ruskins Letters to
William Ward" lMar.
shall Jones Company.
Ruskin's Wards capacity for pc'
Al Ad.,;e. ing taught, II - stat"n'
combined with his un'
"S'!''. "";. -
soon made an art'St Oh ''"' ''''''t VI
him. ,U
These letters arc both brief and brli.
liant. They show Ruskin's power ot
sympathy and affection, hnilor ahn "a
tire impnticnre ANA tolerance. Ih'I
touch social and rronomi" Hu"s'i""S "t
the Victorian era. This Is tn" lIrst n"p I.
liShch appearance ut this manual %,
",l"S' aud "d"n IS Tor All VINO W"'."
learn I" draw W''' 10 ''h'" "'"''S '"
draw.
N"N'hS !" ''''''"' N''' "'"'' v
~ Of popular s"irnr" are familiar with
thc name Of 4. Fr"dcrirk Collins
Wv ,I,,,,h b;, man,
,'L ,i,n.t o,cry.
:. -" fr,,u,cn,
L,y, lis rontrihIt ions
Story OF ,"o,' ,' ,In, M,I IT,, !, ..cms hard
Chemistry ,n believe that he is
merely one human be-.
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": ''hln IT,, ~" .,rJ ,' ,w" looks on radi,
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