The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-08-18
THE NEW BOOKS
Hanson on Lewis

EsyrY HszS<u ~ lse Chsozso DGGt AeSs-
M. Ssnc.zir Lexis and III university
pubsSe nj in M.njel hall FRIDAY and
Nr. Le~is dsd zso-, cf fhe taking The
z-iserss,y pSblsc laae;sod heartily ii his
h=ao-. sEPiz1ded and enlo.od Hseh-
Hz.izz ssi through Ein>,ein j; Is capable
Of aas endurance ics; Mr. Ls~Ss stress
ID ihc iz,orlzeo- Il ihase authors .ao
a-e sc-kine 70, -~eruai,y and gr.eioa--
neSs in Ee-Robcrt Herriok- Jcs>Ph
Heseshesner- Sb-r~co5 An3erson-
Jza-s Branch Cabel- Villa Gather.
Rerrr l. Mercken-xad assaulted WIT
e-< ~he NIX. nc.ee siih Dsehize-hke
P-ecisssz 10 anus the booh--bs; naE-
I'd 10 Eane<- His principal pEocoeaPs-
Ion bo.evcr. Ms nth Eneizod he
szi1 r. hzi bo-n dTeaAfagy ni~l8o'ed-ii
Iha; - admired n0ch about Ensland-
spprecisied ih- vslBe Of MANY English
zuiboxs- h9s objected 10 the noiherinz
s,,iirte xzTse9s yoC1E Enslisancn he'd
io~ard - the p-incipal targets Of his
saiaz= beiRg certain Young OIonixns-
~he ne enes-oS ~eIe SHANE Le<lic and
]. c Squire Mr.. Lc~is said II ~zs
al risn; fer Mr. H=sh Vzipcle 10 ocn-
h>re 10 lecizTe and csn1ended Jchn
Gsls~o-thy and " l. Coc-ee- but The
6ollzr-cAzsiag habits oi other English
men are sccur--t- sad Ne referred sozfh- ]
in<is rs C. X Ch-s;crlsz and Msrgo,
AsEslth- zaG bid up 10 ocnieup; III
American ess;oz Il aockIng 10 bczr any
Easii<a novelist fbe critics said szs in
io-a- In Al admirable Inpcr~onstion Of
2, English hs-en h iziisied The English
1rz~l- and then remarked tia: given :
rAzooe 10 20 20 tea -Ifh an English bz-:
ION a. sc1ins; MEETING certain American
.sfbors- ihe Pzblic ~suld .crship a. the
ioei cs she Enzii<h1zn- Mr. Lewis said
ik<i Ezny An-Tiozn authors are slwzy=
writing fer an English audience and that
saoe CT i~5o- h- found hin-ef unoen-
.oseG-ly writing for Englznd. ~bereupos
y e-zso3 ih- >>ntcnoe- Vel. Mr.
Le-i> ~cuia probably d>precste the
ish; Of Geer-e VI. Cchsn -syin- rhe
ZrInd ed bznn-r. but his gesture Is IN
4 e-->nfssls tb- sz,e.
We zrc- hoseser. al or Nth him IN
= e60rt to pePularis- the s-rioa> An
rear rTis>r-in fact ne believe ~c
sere IN this -zH- b>fore h- arrived We
1ee 10 reason shy our culture should
~ s-os osi of our native soil We a.
8 belies- he appreciation Of serious An
s-Scza ~riters i grO~ing-;be sale Of
AzIn STREET Ess AZ example Of thai;
3ei N fs> sweeping remarks Mr. De~is
: jas; = b; unIus; and ioocher-nt- There
: 10 reason ~hy W.. Che<,erton should
= Hzyod for coming here and Y. L
5oors- oonPiioeuied-Nr. C-.rg- l.
'zrrrlnE s-zy a good Ezny more Az
-scz1 dollars than poo.. di-oouhte1
NJ Ch-sierton e,er zspired 70.
md doing J; bx his kno~iedze Of the
American journalistic technique. Mar
., need n; conc under IN. h-zd-she
Acnss TO the circus. no; the literary
rid and Interest in the circus Is peren-
iizl IN the h-st Of u Mr. J. G Squire
asy no; approve Of Mr. Je~is or the
.pHsrr Anericzas-buf that dos no:.
Ib--slse NJ De~is from being gentle
rsn- Nr- J. c Squire NAV Be every
asng Mr. Burton RsSoo- and other crirics
az h- i>-bui this ne kns~ from PEI
ansl knowledge: he did not come to
inerics 10 ohs-e dollars. bu, made
hOrt SIX weeks triP Of observation. look
n after the fences Of ite LaasSeu Ner-