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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
REED HAS SAFE LEAD
IN SENATE CONTEST
Missouri Democrats Renomi.
nate AA,i.Wilson Senator
by Small Margin.
WOMAN ~ nrx s~a HorsE
Eighth bistrirt Democrrry Turns
Down Tvo Male Opponents .,
Make Ardent Prohibition md suf-
fringe Worker Congress Candidate.
rRy Associated ire.


ST. LOUIS. MO. Ane 4 Every
fact"r tina, political expert. base
'he,r opinions on indicate. 'on'gh,
thHt Senator James \. Reed has been
nominated h, the Democrat. ~ Mis-
sour I" be- their standard bearer In
Novcmher IN succeed himself
Win :22 Nr-cince. missing out 81
the 5tIS IN che State. Senator Reed
was leading Rre-1k'rr'dge Long. %
81. Louis Third A.-istsnt Secretary
~ Ststn in the Wilson admni.,ra
ton, by s.S7t votes The v,,e IN g.
62s rr~cSrcts stood. Reed lss32l
Long. is2tt2.
In order I" overcome this plurality
in the remaining 22s precincts II
VIII be n-,eE-sr! for Mr. Long 10
lead senator Resd b. almost thirty
"na votes IN each prscinCt In tn.
last 100 rre'Ancts reported from the
les, dens-ly populated part. ~ the
state, tho total runhNr NJ VOTES T."
he precinct has not .Iusli"% thirty
one
IrcnR's Hopes Watching.
sixty "< tho 2@2 missing rrecin,s
ar. l""s I'D in - leviS ,Nunty. out,
stic ot 81 !->ulS city. In tse sixteen
from 81, Louis County. Long had an
av~~a lead over Reed " only three
10 the p'~->tnct. In the remaining
preI'i1ciS from out Ststa r~p.>yt. show
that the Democratic vote was light,
and Mr.. A.ouE's only hope ~ muster
enough votes !" wipe out tho S-na
tor's lead would be in a heavy vote
from tho remaining country districts
Despite Reeds lead. RreckInridEo
Long tonight told the Associated
rrcss he was still confident Of VIC
cory and that he believed tho "T.riA.
count which hcsins ,umorrow. viii
he faNorsbl. To him
brewster Wins e.. IL u. N"minntinn.
X Brewster. 90 Kansas city.
supported by tho regular Republican,
organization has won the Republi-
can nomination FOR the United States
senate from William Sacks Mr
Brewster is loading ny more than
10000 votes
Mr., Sacks ran on q iirht wines
and beer platform Three progrc.-
,ive candidates pooled more than ST.
COO vo,~S
Thirteen sitting congressman
ware nominated IN Tuesdays pri-
while s. uuel W. shelton, In tho SIX
tenth District, did not run FOR re-
nom!na ton.
W~zuan wins Nominations.
.! four women seeking rongrcs-
sional nominations Mrs, ST clair
Mess, prcsidcn: emeritus .. Christian
College, Columbia. was IN" only vie
tor. She defeated two malc o0pc-
uen:s .or the Democratic nomination
IL the Eighth District MS Moss IS
AZ arden; prob ih!'iontst and has N-cn
active IN suffrage movement; for a.
number of years. MIS-. Moss. 'h--
frst woman IN Missouri 20 hc CON
Erassiouai nominee. today stated.
I Will be the N-st woman in Mis-
souri, 10 hold sea; in the National
Congress, as am fully confident NJ
victory"
She vii, ne opposed ny Rcprcscn-
tatlve Sid =. Roach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
tBy United Nevs.i

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug s-Ar,.r 4,
stormy session lasting e,ev~n hours
without recess even for lunch m.
knights ~ Columbus cinsed theIr
fortieth annual convention tonight
with prS.se and cheers for Suprnmo
knight James 4. Fishsrty and hig
Naturalization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
branch for Atlanta ne..r~. Bank.

" iSHIHG SUr Congres-
sional authority for me Fedora Re
'srve Bank. ~ Atlanta n conduc,
branch hank building at Jackson
vile Pa j. given in join, reso-
luton adopted late today ~ ne Ser
ate The resolution which mus, We,
ne acted on nv tho Eou.. Axes tn.
limit Of cos, FOR the building a, 500
600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
concede. Sutherland y,c,o

w IL FEELING. w. VA. Aug. al
{. ogden. local publisher. lonirb,
conceded that he had been dcfeaten
for the Republican senatorial nomi
nation IN Tuesdays primary. nv
United states Senator Howard SI,h
"riand In his statemcE; he pledged
support to the Republican nominees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
.LENROOT BLOCKS EARLY
VOTE ON TARIFF BILL
Ihsurgcnt Republican Soma
tor Refuses to Agree to Vote
OF August II.
NEGOTIATIONS AGAIN OPENED
Senator Go"dirR Introduces Rcso-
lntton Directing sncrial Commit
tee Z" Inquire Into Financial In
forests of Senators IN Wool.
Ry Associated frees

ffN Associated Frrss
! WASHINGTON. Aug. irrsettinv
! plan. of Republican and Democratic
! leaders f"r enai vvt" on the adj
m'nistration ,arirr bal. on August u,
Senator l."rr""'. Republican. Wis
consin. gave motto. today in the
senate there would I've no uranimou.
consent agreement for hnal vote
a, least until ali important commit
Zoe amendments to the measure had
been discussed and acted upon
The Wisconsin Senator said ne
was HnSi"u, ~ limit debate and pro-
posed an ARRANGEMENT under which.
beginning today. discussion would
have been confined exclusively to
the tarlN with each senator limit cd
I" ten minutes saik on amendments
IL the bin after Angus, II. soma
toy Lodge. ~ Massachusetts. tho Re
publican leader. Objected to THIS.
however and tho effort to come to
an understanding in III. open Sen
at- ended
Hc"p~n Negotiations.
subsequently. however, private no
gotta tions looking t~ at least a cur
'ailment ~ discussion were re
opened and some Republicans were
81 the opinion that thes. NIGH,
lead To results Certain Democratic
Senator's hnwevpr. wcr. represented
as nbt""tins to limitation IN d.ha "a
hh7iI alter votes on the s"ctinus
dealing with duties ON SMEAR ,nd
hides,
Tn" Democratic proposal FOR a nn,l
vote ON August |. am. the Rcuubi
can couni"rpropoSition for a yo,. an
August II. led to , Ion. d,srr.,,,
during the frs: morning hour" tn.
senate has bad since tn" tariff Hill
Was taken up>
IN IN" midst az TIA" debate senator
,'"""inl. of Idaho, chairman ~ tn"
republican agricultural tariff bloc.
introduced MS r"*"lUton directing a
SH''ia' ""mmt't"" OF ny" senators l."
in1nir" into and repor, To the Son
"'e on
"' """h''" interests "r Senators
:" r,' ","I an" Shr"r industries
r-,,i. "' '","r"S'S @, Mr..
,r,n '"" !" European 'n"NS-
irlr.,r, w" american
&c. q, ne 'l'm' az" p'r''h,
y.,,i..,,.,,. ,i'', '''' 81
n,noy. ~, an MS h""S
stores which have nnan,ad
n,tsr da,.,,;, '"'
i,r ,,rin r,, ,, H,,'S, 'n' p"nm-
NV m. l.fc., 49,, ,i;, ''''''
To rrohc ,.,n,.,,
The numhcr NJ S,,,rs
or controlling a., e,,,.,.,ii,
.s,ed Inv n.wsp,r.rs N, ,rrou,. ~
revenue obtained hy ,bcsa au
NaT"rs from importing department.
hav 49, ffro. .ls.lF ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
select flicker n. uo,t u.fc,..

HONEYWELL, VA. Aug. 3.-.yoc
Ticker. we'll known To loca! hghr
fans, has been selected to referee tho
Holman Lewis bout scheduled To
- rilc" here on the evening OF
August y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
Carter TnI,nnn 4. III.

Garter r.. Talman, assistant cash
Ter of tho American National Bank.
and president Of the American In
stitute Of Ranking. is i'll At ST. Eliz-
aheth Hospital. where ne underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04

J"'k Frost" Salt. .N'ra aualiiy.
A.N Lnnr srmc.r fnr N MN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
CHARTERS GRANTED FOR
THREE RICHMOND FIRMS
Tribune Cnrp0rntinn VIII Conduct
Printing business nn,l Issue
Weekly Republican I'nucr

The Virginia Tribune Corpora ton
Richmond, with a MAY imum capital
of 5000" and a minimum OF S3oU, was
granted a charter 10y the state Cor
poration Commission Yesterday. The
corporation Will do "a printing and
publishing business. TN" officers and
incorporates are Simeon NJ. Atkin-
son, president; Curtis NJ. posicr sec
rotary. and 6. r. Sutherland. all of
Richmond. The company will pub
iish the weekly newspaper which will
he the organ Of tho Republican party
in the state. il is reported.
Other Richmond charters issued
Were:
\. l.. Johnson, & CO.. Incorporated.
Richmond maximum capital $4,000.
minimum 500. 10 do II general COM
mission and produce business. The
officers tnd incorporators are : w l..
Br"wning, president; ~ l.. Johnson.
secretary. and cyrus ". Bcalc. all OF
Richmond.
The standard Amusement Corpora
non. Richmond. with maximum can
ital Of S25,0c" and :; minimum Of
Sl,tp". To conduct amusement enter
pris"s of all kinds. q. q Worsham.
president; Archer q. Jones. sccr.iar,
and l.. +. Cone, all Of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
PAGEANT AS CIVIC ASSET
) STRESSED BY SPEAKERS
Sentiment in Favor of Wallis
pa Celebration CrystaIlizcd
al Mass-Nlcrtinu.

Governor WcStmurcland Davis. At
torneN- General John 4. Saunders and
others prominent in municipal and
state affairs addressed the mass
meeting in the city Auditorium last
night. Amin" u; crystallizaiion of
sentiment towards the Virginia His
torical Pageant
Virtually all the speakers declared
i, their opinion the pageant; incvi-
tahly would assert Itself in civic bet
'crmcnt. ana il was urged the least
amy citizen can do is to make return
N Scrvic" in appreciation for the
rewards bestowed 10y tn" city.
Governor Davis addressed the
meeting. He emphasized the key
not. of the whole pageant * best
Lrnnd in patriotic citizenship lie
was applaudcd vigorously when he
declared Nireinians were l0o per cent
Am"ricans lie said persons com
n= to this State from other cities
ana localities would gain a really
great lesson in Amcricanism through
tn" pageant
Governor Davis declared nothing
could :" aid the city as To- have tn,
public imhu"d with - spirit of self
sacriiic" and pride in tn" drsir. for
civic hcttcrm"ut. Il pledge here to-
''- ~ ~ S'il'- an 'sl'l ] can = I'VE
YOU" II" congratulated those who
orig mated the pageant idea and
wished them Godspccd in their cf-
forts 10 "huild nj one a.; the creates,
critics of one "t the greatest states
of our great nation
Ethel NJ Rockwell. of Madison.
Wis declared .rar"ants tn" best
known antidotc Ia EolSh"vism ami
unrest IN America. Sh" urged CO.
operation. declaring it develops "a
mutual sympathy and understanding
lack Of which today has caused the
labor difficulties in the nation.
Attorp"y-Grn"ral Saunders stressed
tn" cduCa ti"nal value OF tho coming
pageant John II. Gundlach. prcsI-
dent of the 81 Louis Pageant So
ciety, and Thomas Woods stevens,
head of tn" school of drama at Car
u"cic Tech. Also were speakers.
oliver j. Sands presided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
WRIT OF ERROR STAYS
ELIJAH DAVIS EXECUTION
South Richmond Man Was
Convicted Of Murder
of His Wife

Elijah Davis. of South Richmond.
VINO WAS convicted of the murder. al
most hre years ago, of his wife. and
sentenced to die In the electric. chair
on January ~. was yesterday granted
writ OF error and superscdcas by the
supreme Court of Appeals. EXccu-
'ioh oi the sentence is thereby auto
nlaticaliy delayed several months. as
i, VIII Jake some time to prepare u
S''n"fraphic report Of the evidence
ana Il" other things ncccssitatcd 10y
Nirlu" OF granting of the appeal yes
tcrday.
THIS work. II was declared ycstcr-
day. could not he done Ivy the time the
March term begins. hut tho papcrs in
me ease may be ready In time for the
!nnc term. which will be held in
Staun,"n. Following adjournment nC
the March term. the supreme Court
Viii not again meet in Richmond UNI
I'll November.
Arp"al WAS filed yesterday by Louis
.. W"nd"nburg and Harry NJ. Smith.
Jr.. counsel for Davis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
INCREASED VALUATION OF
STATE ORCHARDS SOUGHT
Frui, Growers Pass Rcsolu.
ton, Asking Farm Loan
Board to Aid Move.
ANNUAL MEETING
CLOSES
horticultural society Hears Governor
Davis mud Oihcr Speakers on Enrm
Topics AT Einnt Session. and Dis
approves Road IinIfd Issue.

s..E%prcSsing its disapproval of the
proposed bond issue of S50.UUG u0a
for roads, commencing tn. work OF
the state SAGriCuitural collcr" at
Biackshurc, expressing rratincation
in tho action Of PrcSidcn, Harding in
calling for au agricultural congress.
urging the appointment Of an agri-
oulturist ON the Federal Reserve
Board ana AN Increased valuation ot
orchards 10y the Federal Farm Loan
Board. tho twenty sixth annual meet
Ing of the Virginia horticultural So
cietN came to AN cnd Yesterday after
noon at Murphys
The days sessions were interest
ing. III addition IL discussions Of
matters "f Importance To the society
by noted Speakers. Governor Davis
spoke briefly ConEratulatiug the or
Ganization upon its constructive
work and its value as one of tho
States most important assets.
Secretary Kraft. ur tn" Associated
CocperaGe of tn. United S,atc.
spoke OH The barred Pack and the
Barrelettc'; Or. Roberts. OF the De-
partment az Agriculture, spoke on
Apple Scah Control" and H.
Meek. director of the Division OF Mar
kcts FOR Virginia, discussed ~ Co.
operativ" Marketing Law for Nr-
Einia.' .. : Ralston. pf Blackshurr.
led the discussion of the la22 spray
recommendations and stressed the
Importance of observing the recon-
mcnda,ious as prccautiouary meas
ure. The rouud-tahlc conference. led
by Dean H. l.. Price. OF the Virginia
Horticultural college, proved exceed
inrly interesting.
In adopting the various resolutions
the society mad" il clear that none
of the recommendations was made in
the spirit of sclhShucSs. hut that the
interests OF all had been considered.
The society Endorsed the purposes
OF the limitation of armamrntS con-
ference: asked for a regulation OF
the assessment ot taNcS ON orchards:
authorized its officers to inquire into
transportation rates. and urged con-
gross /" renew it's fruit crop report
ing service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

tol. $500: Radtord, $500: Bucna Vista.
$500; Newport News. Sl.750: Clifton
Forge. $50: Iiopcwcll. $l,750: Suffolk.
$500.
For the County Of Accomac. $3.50:
for Hanover. $3.50: for lIcnrico, $50
and ether counties with like poptI-
lation Il proportiOnatc salary limit
For each trial of Il felony ease, The
commemorative attorney is to re-
ccivc $40. whcr" one person is tried,
ana where two or more persons are
indicted STA for one and 81 for each
az tn" others. For each misd"mc,uor
ease - iS allowed. Hu, the ann,Ia
earnings ar" limited I" the amounts
fixed for each city and county in the
state. This compensation is named
Tor the prosecution OF criminal eases
only,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
Today aud Tonight
inRicllmond
General Assembly conyencs nd

General Assembly convencs. 10
\. NJ.
V. NJ. ]. Board OF Visitors, semi
annual meeting, Richmond Hotel.
10 4. NJ.
Confederate Museum, Twelfth
and clay Streets. open . a. NJ.
to l.. NJ.
Dance under auspices Womcn's
club. Gintcr Park schoolhousc,
Hawthorne and Walton Avenues.
benefit Crippled Childrcn's Hospi-
tai. 500 i. NJ.
Confederate Memorial institute
or Battle Abbey. Boulevard and
kensington Avenue. open 10 y.
NJ. TO T. VI.
Italian Charity Bali. Grays' Ar
mory. l.. VI.
Mems Association. 81. I'aul's
Episcopal Church. parish house,
10 discuss City Farm. ) J.. NJ
For Thca'er calendar, see cdi-
trriai page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
BROWN ACTS TO LIMIT FEES 5
OF ATTORNEYS FOR STATE.
Measure Sponsored in House by Lynchburg Delegate
Would Restrict commemorative LAWYERS to Trial G
Fee and Flat Salaries Specified by Law.

All fees of commemorative attor-
neNs of cities and counties in Nir-
rinia. other than the sl0 trial Fee
and specified Nat salaries. will be
eliminated if til" bill offered NcStcr-
day hN b-lcratc MaNo 4. Brown oI
lNn"hhure, is passed. The effect at
tn" bill is To amend the existing
laws 10 limit the compensation -!
the commonwealth attorneys ii
amounts fined by tn" act. as follows:
For the city of Richmond. So.150:
N"rtnlk. S2.25o; Petersburg. Sl.7.U:
l.NnChhurg, $l.ino. Roanoke. SI15u.
Alexandria, $40: Portsmouth! 81. 500.
panv!ll". Sl.5o6: ''ManchcStcr'' ,mcnu-
iuC south Richm"ndp. S5ou: Stuuutun.
5000; charlottesville. $500: Winchcs-
ter. S'"n: fredericksburg. $500: RriS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
G"m Company, trustee, 81. p.

.1' was Med in tho United state.
tees OF The FrauNiin-,aro rn,n,..'.,.
rhewinE gum mauufacturcr. yhn
Vent INT" bankruptcy las, F,.b,,,a,
against the First National y,nE >,
recover $'o5i. The statement, ~ mo
I.'s al the. gum company !. mar
.if deposits wcr" arpropriarcd n, ihc
pahN !"r The payment of n,,.s
hs"insi the cumpauy This m,n.,.
Sh|U,d have been returned ana al.
Nid"d among the creditors OF m.
company '"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
stud. elm. WIN Meet.

Foreign Trade ana shipping" viii
pc IN" subject discussed at IN. r"gu-
lar meeting - tho. Modern business
study club. in No. iof rhc nlJ
Coiony Club, Eict7md'h' Hotel. tonight
AT o'clock. Antync Ciassar. Of IN.
Arseh'ine Republic. 'ani Dean NJ
M'lis' 81 tne cur Rod Cedar com
my VII diSeHss the question from
teiver. Edgar NJ Audreys. 81 r;,,,
mond, vii! speak on a sp,ci,, .,i,
ject. S""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
I,r.r,cr. To Veg, IIu.to,

Richmond exporters HAY" been In
Nird 10 the luncheon Of IN" foreign
trades committee OF the Chamber of
commerce. in tn" OIh Colony Clubs
rooms AZ the Richmond Hotel. Thurs
day in honor Of tiaud. =. Huston
FIRST Assistant Secretary Of Com
W'r'". James T.. ENianl. chairman.
mas issued personal Invitation I"
tn" 'Np"r;":s to attend ana meet MIR
huston. The luncheon will be served
At o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

privileges allowed under the fran
chisc. The question WAS presented
In Council several weeks ago by
Councilman Carter G. Jones, and a
resolution directing the City Attorney
to proceed In the matter was adopted.
Under the rules "f the company a
citizen taking car at any point
along the line could get u transfer
into the city proper. but upon his re-
turn he was forced to pay an addi-
tiouai fare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

the tllE against the Virginia RAFT!
way and Power Company several
days ago. Ncompclling the traction
company TO issue transfers To points
on the Richmond and Petersburg
'ihe within the corporate limits.
rms order Is the result of 4 con-
.eht'oh mat the company has Illegal
~ refused toNissuc transfers tn citi-
"ehS OF Richmond living aIon. me
ilne OF the Petersburg Turnpike.
VINO are. 1t is alleged, entitled To all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
Dr. Hooker 10 speak ON Ice.

l'r. George r.. Rocker pastor "r
Monument NJ. t.. Church. Will Spca *
S2niay light ON The !..f.> and Char
a"tcr of General Robert l.. Lee
Members of all Confederate orraniZn-
toms III the city. including the vet
Grams have hecn invited. Tho s"r-
vices start at \ o'clock. and SpcciaI
music will be Il feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
DIR. Cnlisrh.s Subjects.

Thc subjects Of rabbit r.. y. Calisch's
sermons for this week are, for this
evening at S:l1 O'Clock. The Modern
Ihartscc. and for Saturday morning
at ! !, "'rh" End "f Thing Is Better
than the beginning Thereof" The
public is welcome at all services at
Beth Nhabah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
To Disc,IsS EItA Irnrlu

The Mems Association of ~. pau,,s
rr'sv"pal Church will meet in tho
PARISH house at > o'clock this after
noon I" discuss III" proposal of cs
furnishing city farm judge H. G.
Richardson and Rev. X Cary Mon
iaIuc VIII he among the speakers
iaN"ring such an institution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

next Monday might. when the COM
mittcc meets t. discuss u number of
proposed changes in the charter.
Members of tn" committee present
Yesterday were Chairman Marx Gunst,
Alderman Joseph &. Nunnally. coun-
"iiinon T. Is. Morton and Percy smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
Drlny. rclcnhonc Inuulr,.

Failing I" obtain II quorum ycstor-
Gay the council Committee on Or,!i-
n"n''S postponed consideration of yh,
'.''N"rS"h resolution, inuuirinc int"
tnN QUESTION Of tclcIsAMne rnins until
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
ORDER EXPECTED TO-DAY
GOVERNING TRANSFERS
Judge Crump Will Make Effective
Mhndnmus Granted Against
Car COnpnny.

'ucse Crump. OF the Law and
Equity Court. sitting for Judge Wells.
or liustlnSs Court. Part H.. ~ ex-,
pe.ted 10 issue an order today mak-
lag elective mandamus granted
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
The Ten Best Sellers
FICTION

The following books have had
the largest sale at leading book
stores throughout the country for
the last week, according to reports
received by "The Publishers
Weekly:
Gentle Julia" By Booth Tark-
ington Doubleday, Page. Julia is
as kind as she is fair, but her
gentleness is worse than cruelty to
her admirers.
1f Winter Comes" By A. S. M.
Hutchinson Little, Brown. a SEN
timental, sympathetic exposition of
the misunderstood man.
"The Vehement Flame" BY Mar
garet Deland (Harper). The jeal-
ousy of foolish middle-aged wife
for her boy husband
Maria Chapdelaine. BY Louis
Hemon (Macmillan). A tragic idyll
Of the backwoods of old Qrebec.
"Simon Called Peter" ! Robert
Keable. (Dutton.) A you,. .iergy-
mans encounters with the world, the
flesh and the devil during the World
War.
Saint Teresa" BY Henry Sydnor
Harrison. (Haughton Mifiin.) Mod
ern version of the tanning of the
shrew.
The sheik" By Edith NJ. Hull.
(Small, Maynard.) Csveman stuff
for the Utilization of the .cake-eaters
The Moon Out of Reach" BY
Margaret Pedler. (Doran.) Of a
lady who cannot decide among her
three suitors.
"The Head of the House of
Coombe." BY Frances Hodgson
Burnett. (Stokes.) The love story
of two charming children against
background Of oldstyle melodrama.
"Lucretia Lombard" By Kath-
leen Norris Doubleday, Page).
Lightweight magazine serial depict
ing conflict between love and duty.
NON-FICTION
The Story of Mankind" BY
Hendrix W. Van Loon (Boni & Liv-
eright). A notable contribution to
both history and literature
"The Outline Of History" By H.
G. Wells (Macmillan). Just what the
title indicates, done in good Well
sian.
Diet and Health" BY L. H.
Peters (Reilly & Lee). How to eat
to live.
"Outwitting Our Nerves. By
Jackson and Salisbury Century,.
Psychology and hygiene for the lay
man.
mind in the Making" By James
Harvey Robinson (Harper), What
you really think, if any; also how
and why.
''The Outline of Science" By j.
Arthur Thorn son (Putnam). Vol
ume two of the record of human
knowledge.
''The Americanization Sef Edward
Box" BY Edward Box tScribner)
Contains nothing to bring blush
to the cheek of the most fastidious.
my Memories of Eighty Years"
BY Chauncey Depew (Scribner)
Mostly collection of entertaining
anecdotes well told.
painted Windows" Anonymous
(Putnam). Snapshots of present
day pillars of the church in Eng
land.
Queen Victoria BY Lytton
Strachey Harcourt. Brace. The
late dear Queen without her robes
and crown, and more human than
usual.