Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-02-15
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Pauline is a novel ny the Baro-
ness de Knoop to be published by Ap-
pleton, which advance information in
dicates to be most unusual in the
qualities it displays The central
character, Pauline herself, is described
as something new in fiction women
the novel being narrative OF her
adventures of heart and soul. raul
inc you first meet running away from
home at II, and then appears Pauline
wife, in a weird marriage with Rus
sian nobleman, and Pauline, the
young and wealthy widow Algernon
Blackwood, writing in an English Re-
view, says: 1T is moving and pa-
thetH account OF a fine adventure,
finely painted. The books psychology
is sound throughout, it's incident bit
ingly real and actual its characters
vividly alive"
The autobiography OF George N.
Barnes, the British labor leader, has
been published by Appleton. 1t is en-
titled From Workshop to War Cabi-
net, has an introduction by Lloyd
George, and appears at an interesting
point in the political fortunes of the
Labor Party in England Mr.. Barnes
writes straightforwardly and simply
from the long years of manual labor
through his distinguished career in
public life. His whole life has been
devoted to the Improvement of the
condition of his fellow workiAgmen
HIS public service includes labor
membership in Parliament and mem.
bership in Lloyd Georges war cabi-
net. Mr.. Barnes was also minister
plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference Mr.. Lloyd George In his
introduction to From WorksheY 10
War Cabinet" says: II bear Aesti.
mony with pleasure and pride to the
very great services Mr. Barnes ran
dered the country and to the constant
help ne gave me as colleague dur
ing those fateful years. The book
Will be found to contain a great mass
OF striking information concerninp
the Labor Party, which has Just come
INTO power and Of which Mr.. Barnes
was one OF the originators in 1905.
w. y. Hedrick, professor of eco
nomics in the Michigan AgricutturaI
College, has written the book. .SThe
economics of Food Supply" inst
published by Appleton Its theme is
the exposition of the devices and
processes by which sufficiencv NJ
1000 is brought to the hands of the
consumer. 1t is question vital 10
the nations life, and as Professor
hedr1cks discusses it, proves a sub
.Ject OF exceeding interest.
You Can Change It" is the iatrieu-
ing title of book by one Charles
Lawson to be published by Appleton
what 1tdoes Is to discuss the eyer-
aliuring subject of human nature-to
which we are all heirs and for which
SO rev nave good word to say. Mr.
ba"sons purpose is to see in 1ust
now far human nature has changed
from the days OF primitive man. and
then to show in what ways We can
nope (and help) to bring about fur
ther changes. 1t is very entertain.
ing book that Mr.. Lawson has writ
Ten ana one that is inspirational in
It's purpose. You Can Change II" is
the work of an optimist.
no" they did things in those days
y. Stanley Hall in his autobiography.
Life and Confessions of a psvcbolo,
gist,D says that when he joined Hen
ry ward Beecher's church, Beecher
catecnlsed him as he. did all cand;.
oates, and asked whether nv theo.
logical studies had made me mora mr.
less devout." Hall replied less" but
beecher passed" him with q com.
mendation for his honesty
Dean William r. Inge in the hook
ne mas written with other prominent
Hngilsh churchmen. Religion and
Lire, talks OF Faith and Reason
what he writes is of exceeding inter.
est IN this day of troubled religions
discussion. Some may object"
writes Dean Inge, that the authority
Oh the intellectual world seems to be
against the Christian faith, and that
they have no wish to be stranded in
an intellectual backwater. The on.
sWer to this is, that we are wise To
trust an expert on his own subject
and to follow him very warily when
ne goes off it. This cuts both ways."