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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
CHAMPIONSHIP
GOLF TOURNAMENT
STARTS SUNDAY
Event Open to All; 81
Are Expected to
Qualify

Play Tor the golf championship
81 the country clut viii start at
the club course sunday morning
II was announced by the golf csm-
mittee today This tournament
viii be open 10 every member OF
the club, and viii be q scratch
tournament Instead OF being on a
handicap basis,
~ is expected that 81 players
Will qualify lE the qualifying
round FOR Is holes sunday The
players win not be paired of but
each player can pick his own
partner COR the Qualifying round.
In the other matches OF the toufna-
mcut, IN" players will be- paired
off Players not In Albuquerque
On sunday may qualify on Monday
The play viii continue each sun
day Tor Is holes until May 80
when the finals and scmi-nrals
will be played owe n IL huic
course. rno winner of the tuurna-
mcnt will get a silver cup which
10 presented by the cluh.
The tournament BE- Ia charge ~
John Tierney, and viii be- played
Oft under supervision OF Martin
S~zarflnski.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
81 AUTOS ENTERED
IN INDIANAPOLIS
5OOM|LE RACE
Motor Speed
Kings to Compete
on May 80

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. May g.
Thirty ears have been entered
into the tenth annual five handrod
mile International EWoOpHtRkGs
automobile race To- be vGV ut the
indianapolis taotor speedway May
80. u was announced today hy T
T. Myers secretary ana general
manager the s~ppriwuy. The
purse nlfcl q IL $50 00O with added
money bringing 10 So 500, 0OO, 1t
wns said
Entries fc~ the race closed Mon
day 40 midnight hut announcement
Of the u%ffi"ia! lisf nominated for
the event was withheld until to-
day Included IN the list ~ drivers
~ Tommy Milton. 1921 A. \ \
champion. Howard Wilcox, Ralph
Dopnlmn and Jules Goux. all
former winners OF the local event
Jimmy Murphy. winner Of the 1921
French grand prlV. Wallace Reid.
motion picture star. and T. &
tCnnnonhuiD Rake. famous trans
continental uuiorcycln and ruto-
mobile driver are aiacrs who haze
entered Baker. however. suffered
injuries IN California yesterday
shortly after starting a motor
cycle dash across the country.
which may kcCp out Of the contest.
according 20 reports.
American, French and English
built cars viii try to qualify to
start In the contest.
Louis Chevrolet. designer OF the
winners In 1920 and 1924. has
named several machines to Coz.
pete again this year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
DARK HORSES MAY
FIGURE IN TRACK
MEET TOMORROW
Indians Will Have Last
Chance of Season to
Set Up Records

II the weather Is right. and Il II
not too windy at the University
field tomorrow afternoon, some
good records shout be set up In
the High school iudian school
track meet. a hummer Of new men
VIII be cut fnr both tcams IN thts
meet, so that while each team
knows fairly we'll what u can do,
there n q doubtful element as 90
the outcome.
The meet VIII nart az 2;80
O'Clock with the fuV yard dash
This will hc the last meet for the
Indian school this season. aud they
are anluus TO close with q ~.ctory
over the high school. and with u
number II good records set up,
especially in the distance runs,
The high school " out TO do 'ta
best too. The meet tomorrow
will give II a good m,nslre OF ~,
strength for the coming state
meet. The distance runs. In which
they are weak will lee their h9-d"st
test tomorrow just as ttev Will in
the state meet.
The new men on the high school
squnrd tomorrow will be- pearcc,
who viii run the 100 yard dash
whitaker and Candclarin IN the
half mile: NJ. ZillmRn and l. Ham
mond In the high jump: Sismeros
and Bnca in the $40 yard run.
Venable and Arthur la the broad
lump: Romero In the milo, and
Renfru in the j~ayclin
The Indians will strengthen
their team with W Shirley. II,
Hunt. and Garcia IN the - pound
shot put. J. philips and T. Romero
In the pole vault; COrrillo and Hen
nawokh In the half mile. ana Reyes
and padilln In the $40 yard dash.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
SANTA f CLAIMS
LAND OFFICE TO
Be THE BUSIEST
improved Methods Are
Greatly Speeding
Work of Issuing Pat
ents

Santa FE. y NJ. MAY Tho
r'u'rhi lhnd Office at santa 20
Iil more business than any other
'lla "itlc" IA d luitcd States IN
20 past Tour mt"fhS. according 3o
~'luNitrH which have been made.
pos me month of April l55 patents
were Distributed TO claimants IN
'he ~ counties which come under
ih" jurisdiction Of this otrlce.
Th"s" patents were distributed
Is follows BcrnnIilIo county q.
iuJdnlupo. &c. Mora. i2 sapdo.
val. q san Juan. II. san Miguel
32. Torrance. so. ColnN. e. Nc.
kiuloy. .; Itio Arribn. II. santa
f". ~. S0COrro, &: Taos. H. Val
ruCia T.
ia. office hns n,so roc,,yo, md
H u. yypred nbout 1Eo t.tt.rs ct,.i
number of ronf.sts nnd set 49,,
IrrS. as well os taxing cnr, ~ nos.
mi,. To prospect for ,ninss ar al
Work on The nfflr. mas bc"n
ap..ded IN by fmnroVed r,thnds
of handling chains ana gnai
proofs. For many wears n rc.
ruirod from six month"; 10 snur
y.ars from the lime final nrnofs
were suhmittoa unt:l ~ Ion
were issued. This urocess now re-
uuire from to 40 10 so d,v.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
GRAYS RECEIVE
: MANY REQUESTS
u -. -
= FOR GAMES HERE
~
Santa Fe on Schedule;
City Commission Is
Invited to Opener on
Sunday

The Duke city Grays. weu are
20 meet the Bcien aggregation ON
Barelts field sunday. are receiy-
Ing requests FOR games from vari-
parts Of the globe.
The fans at Santa Re are hail
ing the fact with joy that they
are To see the Gfays In action IA
Tho capital city on May -. The
preFout schedule calls FOR a return
gitmc with Santa Fc ON the home
RtouHds ON May Is.
Now comes the word from
Woodward, Okla, that that team,
which played a few snnppy games
with the local team last season
= anxious to have a few more
rounds with the GrRy-.
Manager Dan Padllln OF the
Grays claims that his team II as
good az the Woodward team and
that he NOT only would like to
meet Woodward but also some OF
The Texas league teams. He IL
hopeful that a tfree-game series
can be arranged with Woodward.
Manager Padiila announced to-
day that an members OF the city
commission q to be invited to
The Barelas field sunday to occupy
box seats to- SEE the game between
the Grays and Belen The game
Sunday probably will start at 3
O'Clock.
. The Santa Re aggregation has
announced its solisdule ~ follows.
MAY Fast las Vegas at santa
re
May ll-Snnta Fe az Helen.
May 2l.-Grays az Santa Re.
vi May 2S.-Santn Pc at Albu-
querque,
June i.-Belen at Santa Fe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Iron Ore Being
Shipped From Fierro

SILVER CITY. Nay o. ship
ments ~ iron r from Hanover.
Bessrm"r m!nra az F1rrro wa
started Tuesday total Tonnage tn
De a. the rate Of 1900 Tons a
month for the time being. accord
ing u announcement made this
morning by l. NJ. kniffen. general
manager OF the property. a force
of mon which VIII number M least
100 II nov being put 20 work. so
that fun tonnage may be supplied
regularly. The beginning Of ship
ments Will be Witnessed by T. y.
Weed, superintendent Of iron min
cs and quarrics, fut the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company whore the
ores from Fterro T. being ship
ped MIR Weed has been In the
Ficrro and silver city di~stlict-
since last saturday. looking over
the Hnuuver-tN Isemer situation
and the manganese operations on
liusion mn lie viii retlrn tn d +
hc%ndquartors In Pueblo late this
week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
DEMPSEY TO BOX
CARPENTER AGAIN
Bout Late in Year in
London or Paris a
Possibility

PARIS. Mny 10y Tho Assoc
cintcd press Jack Dempsey told
the Associated Press today II was
almost certain h. would meet
Georges Chrpentier again In Lon
don or Paris late this year II
Carpenter defeats Ted Lewis In
London May II, and provided the
purse Is satisfactory,
The posting OF forfeits and other
details. Dempsey added, are he
ing discussed In London by Jack
Kearns. Dempscy's manager, and
Francois bcscnmps. manager OF
Carpenter.
Definite arrangements however.
3 awaiting the outcome Of h
Iewis-Cnrpsntlc. fight. bcmp-
soy asserted II was immatcrial to
him whether he met willard be-
the French champion.
Il am also ready to meet Wills
or any one else provided they mean
business said Dempsey Il hope
something definite viii come out OF
all these offers, All | went t. a
few months training I've seen
Europe and had "a f.nc rest, and
am now anxious to ge; back to
work. I shall leave Paris for Lon.
don Tuesday and shall probably
sail Tor New York May l3.'
Dempsey characterized ~ pure
nonsense the reports linking HE
name with an actress who has
been muc Ia the public eye OF
late. He also denied recent re-
ports that he was going to marry
a French girl.
AN the reports about that" he
said. "Arg pure bunk. ~ | have
already told you my heart Is In
America whore II h held tightly by
AN American girl I'm afraid my
girl in America will be Jealous if
she reads an these yarns about my
going around with French girls
and make me do rome tail explain
ing when | get home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
correspondence
School for Bur
Is the

Los Calf i
The IMAM with the iron
arrested here today by u
say that he also had type
structlons from "A "bure
respondoncc school
equipped with a pistol.
Suspicious of police wei
by a man In q dUrkene,
bile In the residence 80,
upon arrest he hnvc the
rtuy smith THE ordinl
had an unusual turn v
against his body gave fol
tuiiic sound The Iron ,
revealed, an armor plate
work Of steel q quarter 6
thick aud weighing {,
pounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Roswell Hospital
Now Standard One

ROSWELL. y. NJ, May b.-Sf.
Mary n catholic hospital 81 HnH-
we'll fulfilled the requirements Tor
appointing "A hospital start at "a
meeting held Tuesday night. and
outlining rules and regulations and
providing a plan whereby a com
plete record Of an cases coming
into the hospital will be kept.
The officers Of the stuff which
contains at the present time
twenty-throe physicians are r. NJ.
Fisher, president: r. !. Bradley.
vicc-prosident; and 6. NJ. Yater.
secretary-treasuror
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Yankees and Browns
Again Tied for Top
Honors in League

NEW YORK, May THE Yam
Recs ana 81 Louis are dividing thu
ho,iors OF first place In the Amcri-
can league today The Browns
lost to Detroit 3 20 q yesterday,
although Williams OF st. Louis
slammed out his tenth home run,
again breaking Babe Ruth's 1921
record up to May g The Yankees
were idle in Philadelphia.
Clevelnnd's heavy hitters were
not mystificd by Fnber Of thu
White Sox scoring ten hits and five
runs of his delivery In seven In
nings. Chicago sLtged a late fu-
tile rally.
The only game In the National
league vas Cincinnati at St Louis
where the home crowd overcame a
four run lead In tho ninth inning
and won 3 10 Z.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
E. J. Williams to
Be Roswell Delegate
To AID Convention
NenccInI 20 The mcrnln

ROSWELL y. NJ, NAV Sc ].
Williams. eX president ~ the RIOS.
well Advertising club. and pruffrio-
tor Of the Model Cinthing store.
was chosen tod1y ns the clubs rep
rrtnutative 90 the annual conv"n-
zion of the Associated Advertising
Ciahs of the WORLD m MilwsrRec
peNt month George Fletcher presi-
81 th. club ln 1917. VA
chugou a s tho representative Tor
1928.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Woman Bowler
Sets New Record

TOLEDO. Ohio. May 5.--MiAs
Goldic Grcenwnld OF Cleveland,
broke the woman's bowling asso-
citation national record ana went
into first place in the a%ll-eventa di-
vision with a Of 1867 IN the
early rolling Of the woman's ma
nonal tournament here today.
Rowling In the five woman event
last night Miss Greenwald coll
lccted SIS pins, paired with Grace
Gardiner in the doubles she shot
a score ~ 533 and collected IA total
OF sac pins In her singles today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Dean r. w. Goddard
Will Lecture in
Roswell on Radio
Especial To- The IIcraldD

ROSN ELL. \ NJ, tiay a. Dean
r. w Goddard OF the New Mexico
A. a NJ college viii deliver "a lecture
and elvo a demonstration on RI
do here ncNt Friday night under
the auspices of the t'ccos Valley
RADIO League unh The Roswell
Public Service company. Dean
Goddard IL delivering a series OF
these radio lectures throughout the
state and his lecture viii be cs-
pcciallY well received here In Wow
~ the intense Interest now being
shown In Roswell In everything
pertaining TO rudio development.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
DIR. Boyd Here
For a Few Days

Dr. David Ross Boyd, who has
spent the greater part Of the win
ter in Glendale, Gait, arrived In
stay before going on to Oklahoma
20 look after business interets, Or
Boyd was seriously ~ for several
weeks during the winter but IL now
fully restored to health.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
HnnNNN nIrs

LAkpTA. s. h.. May
J. Grnnna. former Unit
senator from North Dal
at his home hero last n
waH "a years old. Mr.
recently reformed from |
MINI, where he undei
mInrMlnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Roswell Oil Co.
Investors Hopeful
tepclnI ~ The ncrnidl

ROSWELL. a. VI. May 5.-Ros-
well people who have stock IN
the Roswell on Development conn
pany ARE wearing broader smile
today since receiving the news
Of encuuraReing development. In
the Niece well at Amarillo. The
company holds n forty acre lease
less than two miles from tho
McGce well and officers Of tho
company predict that their hold.
ings Win Dec greatly enhanced iu
value with tho Assurance thar the
Niece well BE- q producer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Lew Tender Meets
Dundee Tonight

New YORK. May Lew
Ten Ter, % Philadelphia, and
Johnny Dundee meet here tonight
In what h scheduled as a fifteen
round bout at 1876 pounds.
The possibility OF the winner
meeting Benny Leonard H. dis
cusscd but il Tender wins. this
seems a remote chance. as Leonard
has recently consistently declined
10 meet Tender as IA challenger
for the lfght-weight title.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Sport Briefs

At New York-Charles Mcken-
ma. national amateur light heavy
weight boxing champion, defeated
George Muncc IN "a three round
bout
Al New York-Ralph Greonleaf.
pocket billiard champion, defeated
Walter Franklin. Kansas city, 1855
10 - In first block of their title
match.
A. Minneapolis I'D Stranger
Lewis heavyweight wrestling
champion defeated John Freberg
OF sweden IN IS minutes. Froberg
WIS unable TO continue after ono
fan.
Lotteries e said to have Orlgi-
mated in ancient Rome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
LEAGUE

les Moines, ] Tulsa. -
Sioux city ~; 81. Joseph. :.
Omaha, Z; Wichita. 10.
Denver ~; oklahoma city. II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Salt Lake city, o; Sacramento. 3
Seattle. s Portland. 2
Los Angeles, 2; Oakland O.
San Francisco. g.. Vernon. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

yesterdays Results

81 Louis 4, lnCinnati. T..
All others postponed: rain,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Mrs. Brllnmy bruce. Iin'i
Nvrnuc soCirty mptrnn. and iindn
! cr, movie queen are The same
person. She - the heroine rs
Louis Joseph Nance'~ great novel IL
movie life In Hollywood. u w-
gins IN The Herald Monday. MAY y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Taxpayers Of this country could
save f3b. 00O. 900 q year through the
nationwide use OF visual educa-
ton in a public schools says
Clyde A. Mann, educational stats.
tician at Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Bees than swarm in the spring
make little honey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Movie life In Hollywood - the
background OF Louis Joseph
Nnncc's great novel, Linda lee.
uncJ' IL begin In The Herald
Monday. May r..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

You will find 1t in our CLASH.
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

James Horne will direct Doug
laA MacLean in The Sunshine
Trail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
National League

Philadelphia at New York, wet
grounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
New Mexico Editor
Publishes New Book

Frank W, FERN. editor Or, tho
Glenrio. y N, Tribune. author az
Love and War, has produced a
new novel entitled Cornelius.
announced by the Christ0pner
Publishing House for cariy publi-
cation II IL "a strong and vital
character study a. well as a story
Of western life 81 Irresistible
appeal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

O'Farroll: Cooper and Gooch.
Cincinnati II
81, Louis 90
Batteries. Luque and Hargrave.
Pfcffer and Ainsmith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

SIX rpsists weather conditions
better than lnon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Bate ies' and ONetN;
Robertson, Cox, Acosta and
SchRlk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

II. IL. T.
New York .03O 600 02O-b 7 o
Philadelphia 0i0 100 10 10 0
Batteries. Shhwkey and Devor-
mer; Nnylor, Moore, Bomneel and
Perkins.
Evening star., 1922-09-17
MOTOR CYCLE
NEWS
Patrol Saving Forests.

Washington states motor cycl"
patrol is proving success in every
sense of the word. Orden Leidy, di-
cheney and in charge of the state
patrol, has been paid high tribute
for the efficient conduct of the
squad. the courteous treatment OF
tourists. and. especially. for the
valuable service rendered during the
past three months in. the prevention
of forest fires.
|. The type of men chosen for police
duty are gentlemen. They are sent
out to educate rather than bulldoze
Their mission is to let the tourist and
camper know that they are there TO
serve-to urge that the laws be OBJ
served and TO carry on general
campaign of education for the trav
eler on the highways These men
composing the patrol were not motor
cycle riders when entering the state :
employ They were picked because
they were the type of men that state
officials believed were best suited to
carry on the work expected of them.
to keep their machines in first class
condition. That the officials were
right has been proven by the results
obtained.
AS an indication of the work re-
quired Of the patrol ii may be stated
that. for the past three months.
Washington has experienced the dry
est season in its history. Its for
ests are SO dry that. blaze once
started. is soon beyond all control.
Since the danger of forest fire be-
came SO serious. the highway patrol
men have been sent into the densely
timbered sections to preach 10 camp
ers the gospel. Put out your fires
For the past month the patrolmen
have made two trips day and one
trip each night through Snoqualmie
Evening star., 1922-09-17

deal. ever. in questionable social be.
haviors--so, for long time, there 10
no prospect at, all for the fulhllment
OF love between the two. But, novel;
lists are kinder than providence ana,
by virtue of this, the story ends nap
story itself, however, that creates the
decided appeal of this romance. This
comes from the out-of-doors, tins
woods, the little house at the cross
roads. The spirit of both freedom
and poetry lifts these open places
ton for the reader. There Is. be.
sides. homely couple-brother and
sister-back in the woods, who are
of piece. with the sanity, and SO,
briefly, and wisdom of the wide and
open setting of this modern romance.
One Will remember this story chiefly
by the beauty of Its setting.
THE JUDGMENT OF CHARTS. BY
Mrs. Baiilie ReynOlds. author of
The Kings Widow" etc. New
York: George H. Doran Company.
Here Is Just story. Ii is not a
problem, nor sermon, nor a tract.
IL is romance, pure and simple,
with no tax on the reader to test
: consistencies. nor to estimate values.
nor to measure fiction by fact. Plain
sailing, with Its immediate sequence
of enjoyment. Charts is a young girl
mot at all the working girl that.
upon the surface. she appears to be.
BY one of those happy chances that
almost never opens to a girl in real
life. she becomes, instantly, the trust
ed secretary to rich, very rich.
Canadian. who is over in England
upon some important errand. Upon
this prompt alliance the really fairy
like character of the whole matter
unfolds with rush in many kinds
of happy and stimulating to-do. On
the adventure speeds. gathering peo-
pie and things and happenings In It's
bright to-do. Charts finds a lover
as every girl should-but. to the read
er's disappointment it is not her
benefactor. To be sure. it could
hardly have been this elderly, but
charming. man. since youth must be
served. by youth. He. however, Is so
clearly in love with the girl, and he
has SO enlisted the readers friend
ship. that resentment springs up when
he has to turn himself. suddenly, into
the role OF father. Girls will call this
an enchanting story-and that Is the
effect that it is carefully calculated
Evening star., 1922-09-17
BOOKS RECEIVED.

POLITICAL IDEAS OF THE AMERI-
CAN REVOLUTION, Britannie-
American Contributions to the
Problems OF Imperial Orga1ixa-
Greenfield Adams. Phi. D.. assistan Mt
professor of history In Trinity Col
iege. North Carolina. Durham. \.
c.: Trinity College Press.
THE sHORN LAMB. By Emma Speed
Sampson. author Of "Mammy's
White Folks" etc. Chicago: The
Reilly & Lee Company.
THE STORY OF DAVID CROCKETT.
BY Jane Corby. New York: Barse
4 Hopkins.
LIGHT WEIGHTS. BY Manta S. Gra-
ham. Boston: The Cornhill PUB
fishing Company.
THE CHaLDREN'S BIBLE. Selections
from the Old and New Testame mt
translated and arranged by Henry
A. Sherman and Charles Foster
| Kent New York: Charles Scrib-
ners Sons. .
| THE FIGHTING EDGE. BY William
Macleod Raine. author of Man
Size" etc New York: Houghton
Miffiin Company.
THE TRAIL OF THE SPANISH
HORSE. BY James willard Schultz.
with illustrations by George Va
, rian New York: Houghton Miff1in
Company.
THE TURNER TWINS. BY Ralph
Henry Barbour. author Of The
Crimson Sweater" etc. New York:
The Century Company.
! WHAT TIMMY DID. BY Mrs. Belloc
Lowndes. author of From Out the
Vastly Deep" etc. New York
George H. Doran Company.
/ THE LITTLE CORNER NEVER con-
, u he nf he r.
lean Red Cross Wnr Work for Bel
gium. BY John Van Schaick. jr..
formerly lieutenant colonel. United
States Army tassimilated rank),
formerly eommissioner to Bel. Bel
Macmillan Company. 90.
INDELIBLE; A Story Of Life. Love
md Music In Five Movements. By
Elliot Fl. Paul. New York: Hough-
ton Miff1in Company.
THE RADIO PATHFINDER. By
Richard H. Ranger. Line draw
ings by Thomas E. Monroe. New
York: Doubleday. Page & Co.
/ WINNERS IN MUFTI. By Philip
Curtiss. New York: The Century
Company.
! A MOTHERS GARDEN OF VERSE.
BY Rosaline Huidekoper Greene,
Boston,: The Stratford Company.
LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP, And Other
! , Early Works Now First Published d
From the Original Manuscript by
Jane Austen. With preface by
G. X Chesterton. New York
Frederick A. Stokes Company.
WHISPERING SAGE. BY Harry Sim
/ clair Drago and Joseph Noel. New
York: The Century Company.
OF FICTION
WRITING. BY Arthur Sullivant
Hoffman Indianapolis: The Bobbs-
Merrill Company.
M'LORD o. THE WHITE ROAD. BY
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