New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
lhe Inmates of Limbo; Notes

n thousand miles away, and 1t takes
him forever to read and review book,
and the deadline is thirty-six hours off
Another worthy work, but one which
seems to be so thorough that there is
little more to be said on the subject
is 'Dehydratins Foods" BY this sys-
ten, which the author explains, water
Is removed from food materials. lcav-
ing all flavorings and nourishment
values intact. 1t reduces pounds to
ounces simply by removing the water
content. 1t is method of food prcser-
walton and Of avoiding the clutter in
the icebox.
'b'RE next book is "Rhythmic Pho
netic Training" which is describe d
as successful method in curing STAN
mcring, suffering, nervous hesitation
and all other defects of speech in chill
dren and adults. 1t is book of which
stand in some need. l shall report on
1t later. One must try these things out
first
Tho next book Is Back to the Re
publlc,' by Harry +. Atwood. 1t is an
nounced as "Thc Outstanding Book OF
1his Generation' and the publishers
iurther go on record as saying with
the utmost confidence that it is the
most fundamental, the most timely anG
valuable book Of this age, and it should
be read by every person who is search.
ing for the cause Of and the remedy
Tor the present chaos and confusion.
Now, wonder why that book ha.
never been reviewed, book for which
so much is claimed by its vcraciou.
publishers. | sec by the date line in
side that it has been living on tn,
shelves for two years, and procession
Of reviewers, who usually will TAX,
most anything in covers, have passed i
by with disdain.
There is something little patheti
IN this. Here is a man who has laborec
INTO the night seeking ''the cause O
and the remedy for the present chao
and confusion" and, having found it
found also an enthusiastic publisher
But needless reviewers and needles
public simply neglect this invaluable
book. And gone is another chance t,
set the world Alright.
Instead Of reforming the country
this brave and confident little volume
on which its author set so much store
is upside down on that iIl-assorted ant
dusty shelf Of unreviewed books, The
limbo of neglected talent. Leanin,
against it is Revelation Revealed; or
What's the Matter With the World .
scientific exposition of the Book O.
Revelation, by Lord Holloway, of Ba,
City, Tex. Mr.. Holloway has emerged
from years of study Of the diction O
the Apocalypse and has told US what +
means. Maybe he will do as much fo
the dction Of Mr.. Paul Rosenfeld som,
day.
Adjoining the explanation Of tn
prophetic writings is 1.-THE Children O
the Universe: A Fivc-Act Play With
Prologue and Epilogue," by Schevc
Tzitlonok. In this opus Mr.. Tzitlonol
answers by dramatic action and dia
logue the following questons: "Cal
science and dogma live in harmony
Is man the chosen creation of the uni
verse? Where are opportunities 70
the fortune Of the human race?" Tha
you may have an idea how he proceed
he throws out this suggestion on tn
first page:
"It makes little difference to tn
Eternity of the Universe what change
take place in matter and energy
whether it be the formation of crys
tai or the destruction of glacier, tn
birth Of flea or the death of man.
Indeed, what is more deplorabl
IS that it seems to make little differ
ence to the Eternity OF the Univers
or to the book editor who preceded m
whether Mr.. Tzitlonok solves thes
momentous questions or not.
a LII this Is, perhaps, discomfort
ing revelation to ambitious youn
men and women burning with a zeal t
lessen the worlds pains and dimnis
its evils by putting together words i
book. But, no less, it is depressin,
experience to wander through the shell
rooms Of q vast library or Of big an,
prosperous secondhand book store.
On these shelves, marked down t.
80 cents or 25 cents, and Turing n
buyers, are the novels which five, tel
or twenty years ago reviewers wer
hailing as indubitabe masterpieces
Some achieved g heoting eminence no