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. Studies of dents and Lives IS TOLD IN NOVEL ____ ,__._ -, ‘trite hi}? and ‘ ' ..
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V_ Fort)‘-seven . “Se-lectd Titodern; Chestq-ton’: essay on the double «gents p1”.K,Ou,,dvv i, . dnmuic : .;. ' ‘go A B_  -' “J
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and informative ' They are i no doubt that he is right in all .,“,e_ Bound in-black doth wig, ti- 1‘ ' , ,"° 
In firm-Ne mixture 01' ’-3he.thiIIl=Ir- radius this five tle and author outlined in white °"°"' ""3 '5 °‘’°’‘i''‘“’‘"‘‘ ’" "“"

ties and places. of ramblings andépaze . 
3 weather, the fir-st group leading inf On in ‘ _'ve subjects. W. .8.
number. lfthe reader prefers philo-I Harlan’: ‘ lnphire Gatherer"

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em in this col-‘ One mm! :exclairn "again and
On. or if he cares parti 3', It his_ability"to capture enn-

for essays of mood. they are here? 
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‘A’ -I-‘arewe to Fleet

against it, is told the true contents‘
of the book. the white trades life
among the blacks of Africa.

“White Cargo.” the play which
has bu-n so successful, is based
;on this novel. 1
im’~‘“°. 1°’ ‘he Pri"'i A young Englishman of noblel‘
A ‘ ,, ébirth who wished to enter trade is‘
s"°°" ’ ithe leading character of i

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Swen’ bi lie  enthusiastic and full of life‘

   

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story it professes to be, this latasgi
book of John Jay Chichestefs falldf
rlther flat l.
The plot is simple. An ambitious. x
.Ibut unscrupulous young New Yorki
lawyer. lately from ills of
]New Hampshire. marries his rich}
lclient, and is given a decided pro-=
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.c.}"m;-u,y_ ad”); . chug‘,-;on_ _ W. Nevinson, is efieetively 1".-, h h , t the‘ -link paid out of his wife's income.c
Bégg-b¢},nj_ 3g]°¢__,.§om..d__u,,t51 felt hecsue of  returns: ::lt(1c\:;‘;%(r,:-ca: ‘:25: :o:s:r]£o¢:’n‘“.b¢re1 ‘ E? Then came. a message t at e:

‘ .thirt)'~'three are repisaqltig. 'I1ie;.t° the  It¢':e1 after? he 5. ,0 “.0, . ;. .lcnlr1\3;e refills   
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. use-um o’-‘t'»-o’'as - I  -  I.  -’.“  I N be’ o,.f“L‘.;..‘:§:‘.."' s‘£.:““‘.....'°°.;‘;‘;‘f.o‘.‘.i W» W or mil-w one
material. Founegn . ~ -«I  ' ‘are all the -- . " l Salrles marries  She n

. . - . V  3". -'- -'- ._ «. -ragemlunrrle beasts are everywhere! . n
familiar personazes . ~ _-..:_,.?;-.J«,:_ H  and the bush is d,mp ma sun“. 4 ' unlucltlly proceeds to get we . and

 -f1'h.M‘_ ,- J . J '- i~ i -- - ‘ Q .N h. _ . _ _  complications ens ,_
ooh," “Carlyle,” «Q. » «Dick ’- dose. _ . as road as die-?"_ Then‘m(;u:a1::ssma§u::ingd0:dt:‘;::‘n;e§ _,,__ There is all the usual detective!
on.‘ gum, of 9-5 cgfltynun’-v be hes in hurrying detail what} can master‘ the simfiom but whmf I tor)’, l.!’lCl(8l")"-—-E lonely country 1‘

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"*3"-" "The POW?!“ 07 ‘i hem‘ ind” rah i‘ "Ye" " wiblthc girl to whomhe was en

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szholar. and no two are treated in V §'°”‘I'  "5 wk ‘'5 girl England jilts him. he break; 1”}.
‘"99 m‘"°"‘ ' ' . lder the strain. Throwing conven-

Vera Siontoa. who wrote. ,3
“Bell's Plmrround." _l'ich wife's dissolute brother. hloclel
* mail, the stupid, loud-voiced coon-l.

‘A Portrait”  "fittest.  sown“ Bent  maugdemn  ‘ ; tions and ideals to the wind, he takes Defends  "3" °°"5um°' "id the “mgly
mallet nth , s o - . . . I
‘"1"   Gmomyoa «A : shortas‘ ‘nd ‘lost impressxiife It  U the iii‘? Of “'18 8V9T3Z¢ white 1. _r diet?!’ .\OUnK YEP   . t
P . . ..  trader in the country. A ‘enae b""“‘“"""m empmfic P1“ for 11}, who conducts hlmse f in a , \

otrtrnit” is one of the "most vividly A link 0 10
Written. His subject is a man of‘but moat poefically uses a Chinese
30 whose essential quality is equa-‘ pg-avg-5
nimity. and keeping clear, holonoodl ‘gm
blended. and yet distinct the charac-l thology
teristlcs of this man “of the chin! chain, )1};
and jaw. a man :5! action and tenac~§

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- - , hilzhlv journalistic manner, and un.-‘

' The play of his emotions is pow-l _ I’ th ‘h 1 _ t .m ..Lut, no
‘fin. .d d I . ‘ ' ‘ rases e uoe mysery my PC‘
for as *'*s"'=- . I:-.:.:. ';‘?.::':::..*';..;';; *;:.::.::v*r“~;“‘..*"..E.“*::"d.:*  W2“  

glam" ". “'9 “mil ‘".“‘ his love is bestowed is laid bare ibis] ' ocl ii ‘bu l:m'- 3:3 Romm 13- "Th" B“"’“i“" "Wt ‘°°°°°d i"
' fisurrlidthe Worldsynie Gabonajn woman who  “"":cD(‘:;l:i”" 9" °°"' ' 'S.=pite of triteness of theme and

lo says.“'.lhe. , _, b°°°m_ ; '._ . 3. .‘ .
present aelxtion is from writers h" ""5l!‘€=s Is as much to him. 83- Seemingly an intimate frzcnd of 'em'":' if the “amt Md broufln

lure than tw pages ,,
Y’: the term of office of the LR’)? Gov-

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LITE‘RATL'1?E GIVEN

- . . . . .- ' - . . - r . . . _ . to it an-freshness of treatment.

3;» :3 1;; mgggffiiggzgumugfimtztyogfis Icient:1r}'.1ffgmiin_hmB;fnfh:,f°,;e:si:;3d;:il:: :3; ;§j;;;';';gf"o';*“;;;~ 3; j;g;;';;su: insteild. it t. . more thanusual-; IN ‘LION IN HIS DE; 7'
somlitynlo a work of art. Gals-l (-s.;.,¢,d ‘Odin’; ‘E 5: "5' b ‘revealed, in a fit of wild anger. be out he held else. ".1 ._.,,¢.....,,., m.':~‘ 53"“ *8“ 5° W ‘*5 “W 5‘ . fr . I
"0 I a way of showing hisl Humphrey Miuord 0If;Pd’:J"niver.‘ h“ uh" fl°3K“d~ ipoint out that the accusations °°m“’m° '  “The Lion in “'5 Den" was Wm‘ '
jumiuzjnghgjfgghfion u,the.n‘ti‘it’ Pi‘.  Branch New. The flogging lads to a ‘murder: brought ‘tuna him n .de(_tion l""l'he Bigamist." by John Jay: ten bit gr. 1.3-on Ila:-old llough.
of the unive:-use  ' - »y.,,., 5,“ ' I by tut» Gabonaise of a member of_ time’ were {also mg m~,,5,_ ‘Chichester, Chelsea House.) pastor of the Ct-nmd filethodm

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; Church in Detroit. The “Lion" first
qappeared in the Clmstiun Century
‘to which Dr. llough is n contribut-
. ing editor.

T It is a small book but contains
{fifty-three chapters which will in-
! ldictate the brevity of the dialogues.

lthe tribe of Ouroungoes. Th
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SURPLUS OF BEROISM 3‘ true nature of the man is shown  niziplhrty she poirits ::l.}tl1‘:t he viii; ‘
‘ DETBACT8 FROM ‘THE i""l‘°" he Protects the woman evenlthe one man for the job when the:
FURNACE,” BY  l_h°UKl1"disvm'ery will cost him hisi part came to power. Her chm-ac-;
or much , . I 9- '_ ;terir.a'nof.themanisst1'il.<ipgpandy
. m - .”° :t“fl' ‘‘,,";° ‘:3 Th? 5t0r)_l!= Well told and though; her etermlnatzon that the reader__
Gun‘?  book ‘;‘°¢ma-u ' syn” ks not pretty it really records life ll! understand him as he is is n.,}. l
. “wean Honfio Aw 1:, 1'3 all»? {Titan Ifoiblcs. It holds the forceful. Keenly appreciating thell
_ . er. r.. pots; inttlest! ‘and fires ‘the"iml:g'inntior£4l difficulties with which .he had ml
. _( H91” pl‘Y€'’°'-'”dv 5)’ Ids Vera§ contend she seems anxious that allii
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“ ating the Iron Trail” Tells 

of Western Railroad Buil 2’p_
. “Locati9K -the Iron Trail,” by seat of ,l‘°“"""““‘i~ *'\‘en_ "
Edward./iiillette. and dedicated to _<‘I'"U8">‘ locatmt lwhi h

'Charles “E. Perkins. a pioneer in ”'“PT“'“"“i’i° W‘ “‘‘‘'‘U“‘ 0f '
the railroad building of the West, Teqclwd *0 90"“? W“ imm

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Yllllrnéltir this .
M“ which 9,‘, builders of the raj]- would have ‘been t-‘rraninjzf "
lads faced in their early work. 11 !1U_mb¢-r of ll‘-(l('l¥(‘I':(lr?'.'. gm _
Histor)' as written. appears to g‘#rd'"‘~' "*"'h “lb” “" ’“"’"' *-
' f ' commurlities. .. 7‘
be 0 d of dates of wars and , . . ., 
tie ‘otrecrtillers which is of set‘- ‘ yum.“ Mu‘ in
. " th _.d . central propuslllcl: ll(-.~,d¢. ‘*
0ndarycLmp::}:r:ceim‘°pOvc:i8L:!dGit: the ' czlu.~;c- of its (in M
-’ to as -ell an the van uished nummng» [hp “W I
‘tic Prlfd the“ Iflieas of theq world‘ written to call 1l'.'.tllllDll t."
‘e op pro . . _ _ __ , . - -
and would be referred to as dis_ grtat dutlcpmeut pfnllou-1:!‘ '
nstroilc occurrence: to be avoided. location of the mflwnds if
The discovery cf America is a no- wenem cminhi-"' “‘h'°l' "'”"'f 
t ble c-‘vent ih hl<lOl" It has been ‘hm Md bum mined we
nliad s l\ '~'ttl-cmellit and the fol American dc’-wt‘. im“ ‘he
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lmving development of the country, slid (’?n.wqu.em1i Lr°m(*.i .
hthou‘ which mi‘ ‘:;‘(_m_m__ would ll\(‘ r-.-gloll in the world. 
liliv be n f li‘tlt-uconse ilcn-e Tho “lmuim: M aw Wat‘
0 C 0 i ‘ " q ( ' _ been fl£(‘fll)-(‘ti to the early t .. W‘
The V'_““"""* d"“'l"9m°m “l “'35 explorers. l-tcckmen and ._-.'
M h _m the “"31 °°°_""_'°d. "T but the real winning cf the 
i _" "°3‘°"_ “'39:, 0f T" u‘““‘5'W" belongs to tl'le.railroazis. 1.5
8“‘’’' dllfmg  f3 l’°”"°d {mm lfXln.~'_DCl".Bll0Yl only 3; little .
“fmfh Otf the‘ C""l1‘_::rd_l° film "ml _mcnt of p:o(l'tlrti«m was .-
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hf hf‘ “" "2? l d “fl °‘“""- Tlllr hlstrrrg 0-f the railroads,
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The construction of these iron its (.xi,;1._.m.
trails welded the United States into
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Dr. T. T. Johnson Lands the Presi-
dent of the L3. s. ,
“Without financial prestige, with-  - Ia.  
out patrcnage or promise. this :«i- '
lent, unassuming man -has gone "An -'\mt'!‘i<‘8Y‘.
from a little country home of his "muted by French
boyhood in
road of duty. and of work. and that Edgar Sultus in his inimitahh
road has led him by some strange troductiun to Saltus' “Purfle
providence to the greatest political I-‘inc women." He says’ -~
position on earth." ‘ “lie is essenliillly *Orientil
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the author's foreword to “liuv:- him, sensuous and (._.~u,egj¢_ .

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11,, mm mm. - to and hrforee of his superlative char- _ -— 3 ,_. l H, 1 ti bet , h , - , th - Faith in Calvin Coolidge l1lus- of c),m¢},.n,,,, ¢.,,,..,-“ids and Q,
i, in-q,‘},t',1,om by the :mh.:.tnce Octet love for work soon be-lTR5‘ 31- l-FTBRATURE ON *'::it:::ugnhI1ifi'":i§ siggglijimldgi lslfiorilns “em t C “m” and e "3198 V0071’ 3P1l)' U180 namrravhs lace. where l'\'ult'c- only .
we twin was of the one comes president of the firm. 3 DISPLAY AT 3!. U. LIBRARY . 3' g. ‘n V . . of comment. the tone of hero-won whom work is an im.;d(.m_ an‘
Shake weaknesses h h b ld - Slnce at least on- boo}. nd
dark-eornplexioned handsome a d‘ “'9 OP?!“ with Bruce: ‘ l ’ ’ °. °p°§ ‘° ‘“ “P. p . ‘ _ ‘ 3, "“’, ship and the pompous \'8I'b05it)' 01' hops love an -accident."
I: . ' ' ". 3;, I 1‘. . .Pamphlets or Foreign my n.....¢;.. - sympathy which will cancel the: .""°’- ‘W’ “°'"°“"‘“‘ "‘"'°- "‘ '9' was which are the striking charac-
’ m umpenment " lmi ylie’ ‘eh’ m °{ the .”m"' H"? Tours Exhibited in Period! doubts about his success in admin-l ‘Vlevied in “Ch t‘lm'l1€‘T. it ir‘ Drain '- '- The 9"‘“'{"l f‘"i“)' 01' M9 A
fgthgt. the ugh, fig,’ gnu,‘ ‘rad’ Bran‘t, aanajor. and Malcolm ,1-‘ran .l “I ' §j5gnuon_ . 1‘ jun“ were is u gregu (km! of mod_ t8l"Il..:1lilsCSn0f'l.ellcf!i‘l:?:,:‘-of B at mm is inevitably the-first quality to .
i l:oti1:mely‘l":”"d “ bu Bash‘-hldftilyihedl 1" oil‘: from Ovemeul An exhibit of travel literature is? ‘’ “Red 1‘°"'"" l"°ld°"i “"hi"hii . ‘ d "’°mi'm°d¢m and “"°l°"t= is unu-mill) in thatiit waimwrittt-n Apr?” we ”"d” of t 0 ‘hon ' «
‘ er._ ese sons, ml. . case the war. The hero- on dispk’. in we periodic“ :was held do against him when the-_ ‘ ‘ lliterature discussed. The cf-iticisms .‘ ‘ unaking up this volume. ' It is‘ 
early ¢hlld.lIOod,flre mg hm-fight m. of the story is Malmlm Frank, the‘ V - : . . r°°mv ° . - - - "' ‘ ‘ . . - . . ‘ P3“ b°f°“1‘ "9 l’°°‘”“9 3 37°“ - - - - , ;i
. ‘mm muhooi The ‘mil other t“, mu 1‘ . th {of the‘ L.,m.c,.5,t’. ubnry fins ‘mm. elections occurred is explained in a  ‘ {she usually condensed into mo o. M. . Dr Johnson W“ r oflllttle like Cabell, a little like 3 .
I555“ bee En: Jmbdnnu ‘ad? YIDZ eplrt ot.mer_ one dismay include, weum; new way throwing more light onl . ' lthree paragraphs._ . the Enthammon Mus church at .and rnostlt like no one else at; i
flu‘??? 7°|1n£nto.—e::~‘:dEu‘t1:dndan'dhen‘ by stithor must ha” gegviemed “hip mtfltufe on all lines and com-I the ‘Paw ‘mm.’ ' 3 . . E“th"5i“m l5"'ih°v~‘l"°5'“°“‘ 0‘ the the time when Calvin Cdolidge then Luis f‘“'°3" is “pi “e” l° um‘ ' 
» "5 I ' V9 D 8 plgte mu“-,3. manure fm._ the‘ It ls a very interesting and in- :book. for the ‘ -s which are u . f ' h gfhifi im'fll‘i8bl€ attitude of humo '
care fur the 51:31.. of 1“; W m todsend tothe world, , . . . ' l ' _ / . _ _ ‘ euterlantqrol ernor o sac u _ ,
a“ scan?’ the nth“ ma domed, Before 1 Lnlted States. ~ . 3*-V‘-‘fill’? b_1°8‘TIPl|) Of an extreme-, _ lpralsed are xDl‘8l5(~(l heartll,v.. V'lr- Sens, spoke before a Men's Club in ‘ ‘i“‘u“-'h"“‘0l. and his stronll M‘!
znndniét mmdic mead ‘berth: um . om I-‘rank entered ‘Ito interesting part of the ex.:l¥ flsunatmrz character gnd though! , ’. ltues taught  the author is that amt town. . - ‘to being- bored. or to boring
. 4 a helper In htblt is the posters of Europeangilot long it is crammed with high- _ . ; oof patience in ‘face of suffering and« I ,_.d- 1. - b h- renders. That. incidentally, n
Sheik. The begins upon théithe coalrnlms His father who railwn - l’ v - »'ll§l'll.5 on his character I ' th t - ' - 1 mm -aw’ impressed y ‘s- ' -
ffu‘ ’°"" ""“ ‘° ‘h’ '’°’‘"'’ °“ ""' ‘° "’° ‘*4 5‘W-'='fr°m The nzstellesargsiztadt hiovilihuuzltiw (“-l- Ramsay Mocuonold Icono- ' in: lfiorfrii-tauilhlhleisclilaorhcfzlilTilddl 5’°{,’°"“""°.,to.'"5" 1; mmmanshiiiihafgensl .1 F‘ w ' ' ' l
. the -' I"lnland,_ 1” urged ' _ L‘ , ‘l . j , _ _ C ,' _ . _ _ o nson w e is career. an . urpe on me omen’ aw-p~
.‘¢°¢d9|| 0f U39 1' guy. pm the‘. “Inc of irlietii-:1-mglifii. 3:3]: 0fb3fi3“na°;1§;“r‘"d l"‘° theidut’ Thom“ Sdue" 5°“ 3°’l‘~' .; ._,‘_,_ C  ., , _, I __ __ , »:_-l:_y1';:¢:l‘ KY0“-* l0 fidmlfe hlmlfrom time to time during the next'gest.s by its title the themes 
‘1'he'aut:ho; up 5‘. 1,, .50.; ¢o1m_ gm, b ' ‘ , , °°"‘- _ _ . . - o . E - ‘three years published articles of hp-lrnost of the stories ‘in the volnnlaz
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