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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

To the creditors OF CHANDLER +.
ROBINSON. OF Richmond. in the
county Of lisDrtv". ana district
Observation-Disclosures
Notic" rs hcr.h. bI.cn that on Sep.
tcmhcr II, 1922. The said CHANDLER
bankrupt. and that the frs; meeting
OF his creditors Will br-hcld in my
Office. Rooms llis-lll9 Mutual Build
INK, Richmond. Va. on the 9Th DAY
bF OCTOBER. 1922. at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon. ut which time the
said creditors may attend. prov" their
claims. appoint trustee. examine the
nhrkrupi. AND transact such other
business as may properly come before
saio meeting
TlIOS. T.. SNEhD.
Refer" ia Bankruptcy.
September %. 1929.
I;Y y. W. ROWE & son.
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AUCTION SALE DESIRABLE
Beverly Street
Lots

on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. %, 1922.
y; : l.. NJ,
These lots front together. 50Xi20 feet
TO alley. on the north side OF Bevcr-
lev. between Harrison and Randolph
streets Level and we'll situated avid!
just tho place to build to advantage.
VIII divide II necessary.
TERMS: Easy and announced at
sale.
!. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
AuctipncCrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
Att.TISO
Eicnmunu. "a. Auxu.t IL, Is21
NOTICE - titHa-iii SIIE:. tina, q
saseiai Acriin OF tn. Stockholders Of
"a Iats".es"- and ONO HsH~., Com.
Directors Oi s.id Company u u ned
A. tu- pi!acip. OtnGs .! H. Go.np.nS %
TN CiSj II h!cnn.Dau. SiEs.ul. oh Iuss.
]! 90 0'c!oy~ AL. TOT tue following our.
.oS-s
"a 6 consider -D1 scs upon pro.
."." 20 ..efn-se ;av ,:oAp.Gy .
C~.Iiai s;oCA ~ tue audLIuu thereto
Vi sIosA ia TOE vAi amount III saw.
90 VVV. - u. divided ,.lu iyy.Vyv
.na',r oi ta- pet N-tue 81 iluO ..cn.
~ a. to su-Av she tUts. author eel pAr
-i;IOlni OF such CAPITA slOcA sIsS
90 100. cousis .!ns u i.sog.UY ahA:as
ef Tue p.t value ~ 1Ivv sAcn, suoh
lbc'eas~ g! .ayliAI s.oCa to Uu Of
sGch ciss. OF C..,svs. Win suCu desI-
n"tour DT-'erencrs ana .otIGx pOH-rs
or restrictions u 9I.!incXtIonr In-!s-
OF. tE- nlOCHuO! ;eGs a. saIu meet
:Is 81" i.ieFm.U- y; au,houLo. and
sIer.ne.!!I without .!n.t.ns the gen
GRANT! .! the foregoing t. cvDsidsr
ana go 49," p7U.oss. that ia. .a-
di''oh-. c-!'Iat sues De ~ tue nrst
'nsi"hv' .tsIrfi'j sIoeA. sud tina, toe
san'e. " .hs '1.r-ui nu! De con
N.ftiUle at CJ..IiiyI. stVCk.
90, 10 -uihuriE. hoard oI Di-
r-ctuFs 81 nv GU.I'gs'.s :iuiu iIIue ~
t.'ns ~ ''.., -nG - dispose Vi .uco
aS" '.'u-' -'1In "a soch 'eFHs as soSn
i.v-fu insy "a lnr eAr!L.sr y! its Jaw
to- .Isrl- tiDi. i.tsTlHlde.
&c, 10 fauty 4u1 cOnn.m eucu Ac-
iiyn in"Tv "ioI. I.ArL VI az TGz-d
~ sa4j tS"uTu az antIvlpstIoE VI suGn
iis!. ~ Inv sisCa nJ!G"Ts s.sy 20
SUBMITTED 10 tn' ,u-et4n8 .Eu 10 ;aHs
nIJu insI an'! i-:.l-~. sGlIUD IT. inu
pfvns,,-r InU,udIHs the auluUi.LALIos
ui sh1 n~c'ssar. Vt apviuprs.t.
ainri'iGL~Ii %. "'n"nan-nis {, the
cEhrt-t .. -. CDH..AHb. tnr Sex
r,':irfb .ur meeting may de-
.-::Ei!ir.
tdj s'or the ,tausaction OF suca
other business may properly come
before toe fncetiaE.
Fur the purpose Of the meeting the stock
transfer oooks viii be closed ~ p. 81.
on FRIDAY. September l. 1872. and rsmsia
closed until ~ A. ii. on Wednesday,
September 81. l92i.
BY Order OF the Board of Directors.
A. TREvVETT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IN THE DISTRICT COuKT OF THE /
UNITED STATES FOR THE. EAST
EItN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

In the matter of 40. %l3i
HARVEY l.. x ELLEY. In
BANKRUPT bankruptcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
A sweet LITTLE
BABY BOY
Makes a Bright Spot in
Every Home. A Comfort
in Years to Come

Park Rapids, Minnesota have
taken your medicine-Lydia f. Pink
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
Woodland Heights
Bargain

Attractive corner home. nine rooms
ard bath: all modern convcn!cnccs;
suitable for two families: garage.
Early possession and easy terms. For
appointment. call MIR. ECRCH. Kan.
733.
GARRETT & Cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
AuCtIonccrs.

WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 9TH. 1877.
Commencing at 1890 \. NJ.
AZ Mr.. John Il. Bl!ley's farm. on the
Bon AIR Road. one mile from Forest
I'M Park. a large collection OF farm
inS equipment. discs. narrows, wccdcr
hay rack, piows, cultivators. moving
machines, rollers. wagon body. top
wagon. cart, horse ana harness. grind
stone. spraying machine, cream sep
arat"r; lot hand tools and farming ac-
ctsS"r!cs. 40 empty bags. ! pigs |
brood SOW, loo hens and chickens, 100
empty strawberry crates. etc
Household goods consisting. n:
chairs rockers, tables. drugEcts, sew
inr machine. mirrors. oak dining
room su!; Crockcr:, glassware, pic
tureS. glass door kitchen press. re-
friEcrator. Kitchen cabinet cook ing
range. burner OIL stove. oven. kitch .
On table. chairs, linoIcum. cooking
utensils. etc. singh. and double iron
beds. springs ana good mattresses,
co;s and mattresses. pillows. bedding
hrcsScrs ana washs;ands. toilet sets.
"aTdrohcs. chairs. rockers. tables,
etc; also lot OF other things too
numerous 70 mention.
Sale positive. rain or shine
TERMS: Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Geo. V. oliver, Salesman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
SEgol. g4sa from
EgGGSzad Yeast
Simply Glorious !!
1t Follows fIatural Law Which
Never Changes or Fails. The
En!'ro Body Quickly
.'cc.s New Power!

I've tUs' about gone to piccesr
Do you know that getting back
strength comparatively easy? But
DO You realize that 1t Is almost i'm
possible TO get back your strength
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
~ THOMAS POLLARD.
el5 Hun ST.,
Real Estate Auctionccr.
Trustee Auction Sale
IL Acres
Henrico County

In execution OF certain deed %
trust. dated January list. 1920 duly
recorded In the Clerks Oface OF til.
Circuit Court Of H.nr!co County in
y. u. 2l5 II. page 200. default having
been made III tho payment Of Z por-
ton OF the debt therein secured, and
being required SO 20 do by the Dcue-
hc!ary. | VIII sell ~ public auction,
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH. 1922,
y, 3 o'clock +. NJ.
the real estate described in snId deci
as follows:
All Tint certain tract o: land In
ifcnricu County. containing Twelve
tl?) Acres, With all improvements
thereon as shown OF Il plat annexed
20 Il deed from j. q. Tuck and WIFI
70 John =. "a Weaver, and recorded
IN the Clerks Ociicc OF the Circuit;
Cour; o: Ienr!co County IN -. Il.
2!i 4. page J. hcginn.nS on the south
side Of the new eonn,y r"nd. near
Fair OAKS. thence running south
- Al d. ". 1850 = 10 a pine; thence
f.. IS Lilo d; : - 81 d T.. Ii.u0 (.
10 Il gum tree. tacuco :. 81 i-2 ". T..
a.75 .. To the SAID county road: thence
along the said county road y. W.
2U.SG &. 10 the point OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash.
THOMAS POLLARD.
Trustee.
BY !. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
- t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Sept. 10. 1922.
The Directors Of this Company have
this d1y declared quarterly dividend
Of two aud one -ha!t per cent Ger, }. pay
able on and after October .. 1922. TO stock
holders Of record at the close OF business
September %. 1922.
l.. y. AYLETT.
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To The crcdltOrs Of HARVEY l..
KELLEY. oi Richmond. IN the
County of lienrico. and district
aforcsaid--la Bankrupt:
Notice * hereby given that on Sep.
temher u. 1879 the said HARVEY
bankrupt. and that the frs, meeting
Of his creditors wI!l bc held in my Of
flee. Rooms liiS-lil2 Mutual Building.
Richmond, Va. on the 9TH DAY OF
tCTbBER, i"2G. at IL o'clock in
the forenoon. at winch time the sad
creditors may attend. prove their
ella inns. appoint "a trustee. examine tho
bankrupt. ana transact such other
business as may rropcr!? come before
said meeting.
riiOS. Il. SNEAD.
Refer" In Bankruptcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UNION HANK OF RICHMOND.
The Directors OF this bank have de-
clar-d tho regular quarterly dividend OF
SO ON is capita! stoch. payable out OF
the earnings OF this quarter 10 s:ockhuld-
ers 81 record OF September 26ih. Checks
VIII be mailed.
c. {. BARKSDALE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
They Mske Women, Too, Puzzled
How S s. S, Stop. Skin
Er,iptions Positively.

Fimp,oS rJ skin crupt!ons have n
rt'icc.--,pi Say for every pustule.
hia a,S-hc,tu Ind pimple on your face
Tinl,as l",i q prejudice and prove
prosp,'i:y eur heart may be zol..,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
ftCTfDNS-LEGiL!S
LA.sul NOIircs
b [
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS


iiiE en- sAfE-Aht; ASD ONO RAIL.
WAY COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

TWO ROOMS amt bath nat Tor rpai.
Phone i;rudpl9h I0'I
THREE ROOMS and bath na, :or rent
iirnaplgH 5lh..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
real ESTATE FOR SALE
Wnntcd--Itcal Estate
80

real. ESThTE-i.is, your properly with
u. for a,lc Tor rent. ". can sety-
Sop l.. J.. Schmidt a. Co.. ~ North
Eighth S'-.et.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

J.. l. SCHMIDT,
Auctioneer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
EMPHASIZES DRAB LIFE
OF WOMEN ON FARMS
Four Plays by Mark O'Dca
Tell of Dull Ex-
lStPllCc.

RED BUD WOMEN. ~ Mark
''Dea. stewart Kidd 90.
This ia a cyclc Of four onc-ac. rIays
~ American farm and village life.
""h Bud ia typical farming COM
hhnltN Of Kansas or New fiampsh!rc
ne themes have no especial local
sitns. hut ar" prediCat"d upon the
struggle Of all women nr the farm
Tor emancipation from the old set
i"ea OF woman as 4 chattcl-as a
household drudge. with no outlook
nor any participation in tn. advanc-
ing social life OF the times.
statistics have shown that diseases.
OF the mind are more prevalent in
r"ral communities and among tho
women. In particular. OF these SOC
lions. than elsewhere. The explana-
'l"n has hec.n that their outlook has
ne"n so constructed their lives SO
dwarfted. that the mind feeds upon
itssif introspectively. 81. O'Dca ON
rhasizes the 1ullness II the livos or
ih"s" people in this series OF plays
Deep tragedy appears In tho frs,
play. The Song of Solomon" M-s.
sykes has been married forty-.hrno
years. and has reached another ami
v"rsary She is found nv two NJ her
n"tEhhors reading aloud to herself
Ny beloved is white and rudy. tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
INTERESTING TALE OF
RECONSTRUCTION DAYS

THE HOUSE OF ADVENTURE.
Warwick DeepinK. The Macmillan
60. y. Y.
The House OF AdSenturo." War.
NICK be"pinRs new Offering, is a
most nnusua! and thoroughly in
'"rts1inR tale. Opening toward tho
""ry end Of the Great War. and with
rs sc"ncs laid in France. during re-
construction and rehabilitation days
the hook unfolds tn. story Of p,ul
trent. the failure. who has taken the
IDENTITY OF his dead comrade. Tom
Beckett
Brent begins life over again in
Ihe House Of Adventure" hal,
'umbied down inn in The village Of
R"auconrt n. casts in his lot win
he returning Inhabitants Of the vii.
age and aids In the rebuilding Of,
IN" town.
There is beautiful and inspiring
"v"-sf"rF threaded through Tho nIo,
concerning Mancn Latour. tho widow.
VINO owns IN" litilt shattered inn. and
Trent. the d"Serter from -he British
~ my w F. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Schoolbook Theory
of Milky Way Wrong
Cable D...a,ch.l


Paris, July 22.-An that We
have learned in schooibooks about
III" Milky Way Is wrong. accord
ing ~ Professor Lemcray. whose
explanation. based on the theory
OF relatively. was presented To the
Academy Of Sciences yesterday.
He denies the MILKY Way Ia
mass Of small stars. explaining
that II IN an entirely new struc-
ture OF tho stellar world Thus Il
IL explained that In considering
any such Elobular mass with a
medium OF constant density. the
observer, IL placed in tho center.
secs the uniform distribution of
stars According To ancient tl"iS
Of light rays. the observer accs IN.
greatest conglomcration Of stars
toward the center and the mini
mum number toward the ends
which always give the impression
or white cloudy patch In thu
skies
This, according to the French
shrant. Is caused by tho light rays
which continue in the form Of an
eclipse, returning To the cantrhi
point. giving an expression Of
condensed light, or wha. is termed
phantom stars.
&C.. 1922, Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Form Virginia Club at
Columbia University

Especial {" The Times Dispatch !
NEW YORK. July 22..1'he Nir-
ginia state Club. az Columbia
University. held its first meeting
for The summer term on Wednes-
day. with an enrolment Of "rn
The following officers We're
elected: President. a 2. :. Rob
irson. Norfolk vice president. f.
G. Mcdaniel. Richmond; secretary.
Miss Alice Carter. Farmvillc:
treasurer. John NJ. Presson.
Hampton; reporter, Miss Claire
Burton. Lynchhurg
There Will lie \ numbrr ~ So
ella, functions during tho noxt
~" weeks. tho first being An al
ircsco party of unique character
10 he given Friday. July IL
Prc-cminrntiy tho social event
Of tho university summer session
will take place the frat week in
August when fourteen Southern
states will participate In a raC-
cant Of historic and competitive
character.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
4 WHOLESOME NOVEL
FOR YOUNG OR OLD

UNCLE MARY. 1sla May Mullins
The PAGE Company. Boston. Mass.
lsla Nav Mullins, author of the
blossom shop Stories" and others
comes forward now with another Ot
the simple. wholesome books for
which she has become known. TN
-" Mary" is a tale abou, a young
Now England spinster who had got
ten a hit sourcd with life. and her
crippled sister Alice.
To them comes little person of
mystery, "IihhIe Lee starting" out
"f home hut now provided for
from some unknown source.
Tho child accompiishes the soften
ing OF tho disposition OF Uncle
Mary" and is Instrumental In bring
ing hack Marys love and the man
to whom she had been betrothed.
II is "a pretty little story OF tho
Anne OF Green Gables" and RE
.ecca or Sunnybrook Farm" type.
with humor and heart interest and
ease OF writing. 1T is. indeed. what
the author claims for It, "a move! for
Young or old" w. r.. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Nv lAS1E an LITERATURE TAKES ITS STAND ON REALITY

oh'ef"st among ten thousand. and
the verses following She d6es this
to keep alive tho litt'e romance which
life has loft her. sykes +, farmer
"f thrift and providence who has
been postponing the granting OF her
dearest wish-the installation Of "a
'lcctric lirhtin' plant" She sses him
expcnd much greater sum for
tractor" and also donats Literally to
the community church, hut hs con
tjnucs TO put her off, In tho 90.
thing she has set her hsa-t upon.
Her mind breaks down---a mother VIC
tim Of insanity. -"
In "Shivarec" wo ind another az
poet OF tho drab existence. A conple
Just married farm psople-with IL
luS'ors defeated. Miss Myrtle Says
Ycs" is another masterpieces pre-
scntod succi0ctly and with corstruc-
tive ability. II han few supsr,ors
among short plays. Excellently mo
tivatcd, II moves with dirrctness and
force to its climax. Not in tho Les
sons" is n aatir" on correspondence
schools. applied To motion picture
acting. II is IN lighter vein than
It's companions.
Mr.. O'Dea lays on his coIors un-
sparingly. possibly TOO darkly. How
ever, II" breaches a sort OF gospel
70 tho mattcr-ot-fact farmer, who
puts his wife too much in the back
ground One is reminded OF the
farmer who lost MIS- wife hy dea tn. \
neiehhor offered sympathy. His re
PLY was characteristic" shes
gone. I'd rather have lost. 'cns o {
my hest COWS
MIR O'Dea's work, aside from Its
high literary value. is capable Of do
Ing great good. VIII his Lesson b.
hced"d? j. g. n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
PESSlMISM KEYNOTE OF
BEHIND THE MIRRORS"
Author OF The Mirrors of Washington Discusses
American Politics, Political Personages and Ameri.
can Life in General-Takes Fling at Hardinp

BEHIND THE MIRRORS By tho
Nu'hor o. The Mirrors Of Washing
ION .. y. putnam's Sons New York
aud London.
IA" brilliant author OF ".rhe Mir
,'rN "i Washington" has press,,cd
" WIZ. rev work Behind mo
mirrors. Whereas tho former i.nok
vas c"Iiection Of word por,ra,.
'N,' second volume IS written IN
discussion Of American q III
'cs. political persrnaEey and A,nori-
can lif"' in general "Hohind Tho
Mirrors' Is more entertainments done
man inc hrst book. |, shows greater
ease of writing and offers greater
ease in reading
whether one agrees with. tho
anonymous author. or does moi, ona
'annot fan 10 he amused at many
"i MS sai!i"s. He never misses a
nance 10 take his fling AZ President
Harning. and even when tho reader
'""!s tho writer's impor;Incnc.. no
cannot suppress a chuck" a; tho OK
tr""" keenness displayed in picking
out tho frailfies of the VOL known
Pcs>imi-m Il Krynote.
Possirism is tho k"yno,o OF this
nook, and tho reader will hn i,rnolied
- stop every once in Will. TO
think. incredulously: "Hoav.r.. wa
l.
nor would lead one To believe ,hat
=" have very few men In our pres
Ont governmcnt who are of very
much use at all lie discourses quite
lrnsthily. and almost chenrfuily. on
tho good old DAYS" Then he phiIos-
pphizes very fully on tn" prcsen,
times. and. to tell the truth. leaves
one very little hope for the future.
According to our author. our Pros
Ill. Ia 4.
muChncss" In general. He holds out
few az great examples Wilson
Roosevelt. Lincoln. Let us quote
him:
Sizes Up PrrsId~nts
Look over our whole dral po'Itl-
cal story ne. SAYS. from tho death
uf Lincoln TO the arrival Of Roosc-
welt. more than a generation. and, II
we did not preserve the names Of our
Presidents in our histories. how
many names arc there worth remem-
bering? Garfield was shot. which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

WAC dramatic. Cleveland wa. . "a,
man VINO used long Latin words Uo
was also the first Democratic. CHIEF
executive On moro than thirty wars
What else? Who else"
B"t II doesn't max" = rrea, dca, Of
hin"renc". our author would have ne
h"ii"fe Thor" is now fashion in
,feSihehts coming in now. He holds
mat the people want colorIcss DC
urehcad at tho head Of affairs these
days.
AFTER all this philosophizinr. he
gets down 10 drawing some little pen
pictures Of members Of tho senate
He has kind word or two fnr
Toilette and "a few for Borah uc
again cudgels Henry Cabot Lodge a.
IN The Mirrors of Washins;on" And
h" has little 10 say in favor Of E.ikius.
Hale. Smoot. Calder and Frelinghuy-
sen.
"Thr Happ. Ending"
When ono considers som. IF tho
really worth while conclusions ar
rived At in certain chapters of this
new book. ono regrets little that
tho author ls forced by his annnvrnity
TO he brilliant AZ the expense q,
facts. II is an undeniably brilliant,
niece Of writing
He calls his last chapter "rhe
iHppN FsnGlnE. Tie saws. II have
h"si'at"d long tim" over writing
this last chapter. hecSuso OF tho nat
ural desire TO civ" ia my hook n
happy ending. one may write crlti-
Cal!y OF America and things Ameri-
can. hut only II one ends In mood
of hopeful confidence.'
Presently he asks. rs democracy
u failurc?" and answers: but no.
II is too soon to ask it. Wal, n
thousand years until democracy has
had a real chance. 4 revolution Will
have to take place In mems minds he
Tore this Is democracy
And then ne concludes his Happy
Ending" with reference to the farm
hloc. Says he: Meanwhile We have
the farm bloc. one sign ot vitality
amid such deafness. reassertion Of
the principles which the fathers Of
the Constitution held. that Their"
must he room for the play OF minor.
ties in our political system
W. T.. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

10 that In expressing himself ne ex-
presses also deep, coherent and
arEuable reading Of life
The modern mind tends 10 draw a
moro conscious distinction than was
drawn In tho pass between the ,itera-
tnr" OF pleasure and or truth I'VE
note II. for example in new cvalu.
*l"n OF Keats later 'Hyperion'D I,
br"ier' IN" statement that Truth in
neau'E 10 It's converse. because Beauty
ia doubtful term and has been at
'ach"h 10 20 many merely sensational
products Perhaps the "IntelIcctual
Beanty. which shelley vorshiped.
comes n"hr"s, 10 It's IDEAL. sine. II,
secs In literature, NJ In Ilf". no longer
a garden "f Epicurus bun. a battle
ncld where spiritual and physical
forces strive together aud IN mo-
ments ~ perfec, a,,ainmen, are re-
"oncilsd. It's heroes arc ,ho.e VINO
have toiled
with love that no sco,rgc shall
To reach the Ion. heigh,. where We
scan
In thr minds rarrr vision this ne.h
Growth Of Hcas"n.
In modern criticism ,her NO 500
~" faculties by which mon expert
enc" iife newly adjusted The prim.
ihctcr In m" chang" ~ the growth
or reason In relation 10 feeling and
human values Tn" modern .enls no
less bat h" thinks more. He il.
NOR" ""nsis1"ntly critical lie tests
MS emotions. IMPRESSIONS and be-
!lefs. Ar" these essential? DO they
bear scrutiny" he asks Is this
roet posing? VIVA, ha. thi. novelist
learnt OF NE tina; is true and siynin
cant and or!.,inai? Does this ponm
represent only sensuous mon.nr
or does II s,rlk. 10 the heart and
thence 10 the brain?" Such are IN.
questions which a>sal him. and
which Ne have termed his GUos, after
reality.
Science is partly Responsible. war
perhaps less than f. supposed. Rus
sian literature profoundlr. VINO
could think IN" sam" ~ stevenson
after reading nostocvsky, lie il
'"'h 10y som. that h. grows TOO
critical, that h. viii starv. his son
sihility- and then laps- into a sen,i
m-nfa' orgy We mink not The
hos; modern minds are an alive IA
me beauty az tn" pas; hut they
distinguish between the degrees OF
its reality. and " they should m..,
ono" more IN their own day with
mat creation NJ pure and intense
spirituality which Speusar wrote
WORRIES such wonders I'm the minds
"f men W" heiiev" no anxious ar
vice at the shrine az truth VIII duli
'h"lr eyes 10 rs celestial powre"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

Of tho stories In their use OF the ra-
dio in the pursuit OF gang of Grim
mails. Much OF the action takes place
under the water. and submarines ap-
pear to exciting effect. In The
Radio Detectives Under the Sea" tho
scene shifts to tho West Indies. thus
anordinr Mr.. Nerrili opportunity for
including information concerning the
sea and strange life OF the islands.
which he knows so we'll. Unusual
are these two brisk stories for hoys.
The Radio Detectives and The Ita-
dio Detectives Southwark Round" in
that they give all tho adventure de-
sired. combined with interesting ma
.erial concerning the radio.