The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Tons concerning irohihitonH. IN
bitiors and iilegalitics." q. =. Put
mans Sons
A brilliant assortment OF protests
amusing. instructive. and wholly
interesting. Those whose gems 81
comment are included IN this volume
range from Haywood nroun. who
maintains that "a censor Is man
who has read Joshua and forgotten
Canutc." 70 Frederick OBrien. OF
the South Seas. who contributes a
new word 60 tho vocabulary OF cen.
sorshlp. to-wit. 'Nwowrer." A WOW.
ser" IL Ia explained. r. a sort of
observation-disclosures.
Bach ~ the following has contrib
uted a chapter anent his or her pet
prohibition: Heywood nroun. George
Chappel. Wallace Irwin. Ruth Hale.
Ben Hccht, Helen Rullitt Lowry.
Dorothy Parker. Frederick o'Brien,
John Weaver. Frank Swinnerton, H.
vi. Tonallnson. Robert keahle. Charles
Hanson Townc. Alexander woollcott.
and the author OF the Mirrors OF
Washington.
Altogether ~Nonsenssorship" pre-
scnis a collection Of daring. amusing
comment on subjects of more than
national interest. The IS Illustrations
arc hy Ralph Barton. each a fun
page caricaturc Of a contributor. apr
propriatsly environcd.
sThe Mother ~ All Living. Robert
Keable. T. r. Dutton q Co.
Mr.. keabic. as the fearless de-
lineator Of love between man and
woman. made both friends and enc
mics BY his remarkable story. simon
Called reter"
Ills new novel IL distinguished by
the same franknc--. the same force
fui rrcsentment OF primitive emo
ticn. and tho same vivid quality Of
word.painting. Its background. how
ever. is laid In East Africa. on the
borderiand between hack ard white.
where the foothills OF the vast Drak.
enberg lift their wide spaces and
painless soiltudes 10 tho sun. and
where under the shadow OF towering
cliff or on tho fringe OF the mystcrl-
Gus forest lie scattered the little ra-
tive villas cs or the lonely white set.
tlers' farms.
THE Hawk OF Egypt" Joan Con
quest. Macauiay company.
Egypt--the land OF Cleopatra. Zu'
icika - Egypt. mysterious. brocdfne
weaving lts love madness into the
hearts OF men and women. givins a
moment OF happiness. and thea
squeezing the soul to a pulp--ihat Is
Egyps.
Not the Egypt Of Cairo or the tour.
iss hotels. but the Egypt Of that vast
hlrteriand where the English tongue
speaks IN awcd tones
Joan Conquest has learned the des-
ers's little ways. Tho sons OF the
East ard the soma Of the West are
twain, but they DO not meet Anah
have mercy on the man OF mixed
blood in the land OF Isiarn-
Passion may tear At his soul. the
milk-vhlte arms OF love open TO en-
fo.d him: but he dnres not embrace
her. II II the law Of his fathers
To defy II. 10 claim that one hour
OF love. II death. And yet. even that
price u not too high sometimes.
The author Of Desert Love- again
brushes aside the cur-nins OF conven-
ssonaiNy. Once more her love theme
ovsrwhslms with rs intensity. Its
madness. and It's pathos.
she HITS you out OF your chair and
whiris you across the blazing desert.
or takes you on tiptoc TO temples
where lovers take delight Of each
other. and the pancrama OF a thou
sand nfe;imes passes before your
eyes.
sJason's Mystic Change" Frank
o. Garrison. Published by same.
Burke building. This little book n
Seattle production recently off the
press. Its sub title describes u as
The story Ct a man who found
himself" II t~fss Of the search fsr
happiness. and is worth the reading
OK people seeking spiritual seifim'
proycmeri
Tho Golden Face William lie
Qucux. MacauAy Co.
What would you DO II you were
suddenly confronted with the fact
that your employer was Europe's
master crirntna,--that you wore
rnadly In love with bis beautiful
daughter Would you quit at once
and try 20 forget the girl. or would
you 20 on trying 70 save your face
BY one subtcrfuge after another I'm
III you found yourself hopelcssIy
beyond the law?
And remember, too. that when you
speak Of crime and Rudolph Rayns
~ Is no matter OF pennies. but of
pounds--thousands and thousands
of them.
His agents move in every capital
on the continent. Noblefnen. pre-
miers, men Of high estate serve
him. His country home II great
clearing house OF information. When
he lifts hts hand. the wheels turn.
The poilce2 They r after but lit
tie TO Rudolph Rsyne They are
but the sauce piquant OF his life.
Doesn't this sound like Mr. L.
Queux al his best? Tho master
OF mystery sonce more proves his
right to his title.
'Rolio IN Society," George s.
ChappeIl. q. p. Putnarn's Sons.
An up-to-date adaptation Of the
Roilo Books. so famous in the
flfties and thereafter. Gorgcousiy
funny--and worthwhile satire. too
this book is a hilarious common
tary on modern society.
illustrated with IS drawings by
Hogsrth, Jr.
Ny Northern Exposure" DR..
Walter r. Trsprack. G.. ". Put.
MANS Sons.
Similar In formal 20 the famous
Cruise Of tho Kawa," this new vol
umc carries tho reader on an cxcit-
ing and riotiously funny expedition