New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
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Mmeof Asquifh hos arrived!

Mmsof Asqu'fh nos d'''reo!
The grandmother Of the flal
NOR" That's what the Gentlema
With Duster calls her in his lates
nook "The Glass of Fashion"
"The Glass of Fashion, is
singing arraignment of certai
,ections of modern British Societ.
Mr. Duster particularly devote
himself to Margot Asquith an
Colonel Repington.
Don't let prejudice stand in
the way of your reading "The
Way of Revelation" by Will
frd Ewart. Frankly. it's
book about the war---a novel
based primarily on the expert
ence of the author, who served
FIVE years in the English army
but it is powerful, mighty
powerful In England. a coun-
try literally swamped with war
books, it has already cone into
three editions. The British
Weekly says of it: "Decidedly
one Of the finest novels of the
year"
We often say that we are
driven by the Devil to do Ger
tain things. This explains in
way the title Of f. w. SAWS
latest novel. The Devil Drives"
In this case His Satanic Maj
esty has taken possession Of
young and beautiful married
woman in love with a young
unmarried man who is in love
with another woman. Sounds
complicated and interesting. 1t
is. But not shocking. Just an
entertaining and exciting tale
Of England and India. with
some particularly good descrip-
items of An@lo-'ndian life as
HE is lived in that mysterious
land
Another book YOU should read tx
The Dragon in shallow Waters" nv
v. Sack, iileWest. The theme :s ter
rinc. the plot powerfully deve,oped.
and If you have ever read any of v.
sackVi ilieWcst's books YOU don't have
TO be told that the style Of this novel
IA one Of rare literary quality. We
can't describe it. but perhaps this ex-
cerpt from Punch Eneland's great
est humorous and literary magazine.
VII give YOU a line or It. Power
tui' can be candidiv applied. II is nj
most dreadful book,
"The Mirrors Of Wash
ington' already has sold far
beyond tho 10000 mark in
America and is still selling
strong.
And now England is sitting
w and taking notice. The
Nottingham Guardian of Jan
u,ary l4th calls its character
izations 'vivacious. verbal
vlgnettes." Also: Every page
OF the book is entertaining and
Informative
The success Of the Mirrors
OF WashIngton' has been trc-
mendous-and deserved.
y f'roHe from a great authority Ekc
Professor : .4rihur Thomson Of Eng
'and M IS ppqse lndccdi In The Men,
rrork Ereoing Post he says of The
nSdse Of The Jungle" BY William
oeeOe' We pay The book the high
&" Compliment in our poper-pe place
on our Shelf betpcen Kiplins's tho
Jungle boofs.
Professor Thomson is responsible for
ne greatest Transatlantic publishing un-
as',eSlns Of The year. THE Outline
Science. We are publishing il in
Ame'eo and The first Of the four vol
1"e' NIL be ready next month.
W. we wonder how the averag
..sl!en s.,s would act if he found hin
Isn 1s transported to the land whic
aca sSaieS b. Hendryx tells about j
I;;n ;;,nSVwdrlft. Here, really, is til
s""3..o s,mI OF novel that makes ones di,
~su ,su'.les .l seem tame. Up in the ba.
~" Sa wastes of Alaska, 1.-THE land {
w". H great cold" man and
cs"a vsash struggle for life and
~ 80. a. deal more. A haunting ta'
II. aanger and heroism in one G
A'' worlds vast wastes.
~. s Is "Columnist's Week" at ou
s.. Store, 2 West 45th Stree
M..oer our display of books by Do
.sd dI'', sm, r. P. A., Haywood Brou
s'i the other favorites.