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The advnntngoB offered by the South
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The volume Is tho result of years of
successful experience In the handling of
our commercial nnd diplomatic, rolatlons
In Latin-America. Tho author explains
the economic situation In tho South
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tunities for trndo expansion nnd shows
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ter that friendship so vital to tho de
velopment of our future commerce. Tho
chaptors devoted to a discussion of tho
methods to bo iidoptod by chambers of
commerce and similar commercial bodies
which dcslro to talco part In increasing
sales abroad aro particularly valuable.
Harry Anton Auor carries forward his
travel narrative, begun In "Tho North
Country" with "Campllres on tho Yukon"
(Stewart & Kkld Company, Cincinnati)
I The author brings to other lovers of tho
great outdors, wiio aro not so fortunate
as to bo able to pick np their traps and
pack along tho remote trnlls, pictures of
llfo in our northern possession which con
trast sharply and divergently with tho
pent-up llfo wo havo to endure in cities,
no matter how keen is tho wanderlust
within our bouIb. Ho Is n. hunter of big
game, as well as nn explorer. In addition
' to covering the great wastes of tho Alas
kan wilderness, air. Auor has closely ob
served tho wild life there. Ho Is moro
than a nlmrod who kills for tho sako of
a record bag or sheer delight In slaugh
ter. His observations nro of real value,
And ho has Illustrated tho book with somo
remarkablo photographs of Bconory and
action.
In 'Tho srnBtcrlnc of Mexico" (Jlacmll
Ian Company, Now York), Kato Stephens
Ms given a graphic picture-story of tho
period and persons who aro dealt with
after the manner of formal history by
William Hlckllng Prescott. Castillo, Cor
tex, Alvarado, Sandoval and Chrlstobal
Am nil,l nnnnnK m,r1 rnnnnnni. In tlin tinc-na
of an nccount ns fascinating as fiction
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tale of ndventures of hardihood and
derrlng-do. Tho palo figures of tho Mon
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Interest before tho onrush of tho conmils
eltectlvely that their characterizations
ladores. Tho Spaniards nro recreated bo
stand out as if flesh and blood adventurers
. had been recalled from tho dim reaches of
history. Tho account Is not only readable,
but it Is highly Informative. Tho author
has mado studious research In olden
chronicles, and lias availed herself ot
the scientific investigations of tho htand
ard historians.
Winifred need Trcdwoll's delightful
humor enlivens tho pages of her llttlo
volumo, "Chineso Art Motives Interpreted"
(0. P. Putnam's Sons, Now York), until
tho book takes on an added Interest. Tho
author deciphers tho Taolst, Confucian,
Buddhist nnd nondescript symbols on
vases, paintings, cmbroldorles and other
forms of Oriental nrt so clearly that tho
t hidden beauties of tho subjects becomo nt
once apparent. It Is when sho comments
upon tho Chinese legends, which aro tho
sola subjects of tho art, that tho author's
fresh humor is particularly pleasing,
Somo day somebody la going to wrlto a
history for tho schools that will contain
something moro than merely nnmes nnd
dates. Thomas S. March, State Inspector
(of High Schools of Pennsylvania, has
mado an npproach In this direction In "A
History of Pennsylvania" (American Book
Company. Now York). Doctor March has
appended a. few intelligent Questions at
the end of each chapter that might give
tho Btudont nn Inkling of tho social, eco
nomic and political significance of tho im
portant events of tho past.
np. Klnvrt s. Mimkov floes not sav anv-
K thing that would revolutionize tho method
of volco training In his book, "Tho Nat
ural Method of Volco Production" (Charles
Scrlbner's Sons, Now York. Chicago, Bos
ton). The volumo. which is tho result of
systematic study slnco 1879 and special
laboratory Investigation during the last 13
years, states as Its major premise that
non-interference with the action of tho
vocal cords and the full application of
resonance aro tho two things essential to
correct voice production. This Is the Ideal
for which all reputnble vocal teachers
strive.
"Is Venus Inhabited?" bv C. K. Housden
.i (Longmans, Green & Co., London and
LjNew York), contains tho deductions which
i convinco mo nutnor, a iiriusn aatrona
Imer. that life does exist upon the planet
m which Is one step nearer tho sun than the
earin. The pamphlet is written in reaauy
understandable English, making It as en
tertaining to the layman as it Is interest
ing to tho scientist.
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trAli Charles Hcrlbuer's Sons. New York.
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SHAKESPEARE'S MONTH
INTRODUCED BY PLAYS
Tercentennial of Poet's Birth
the Occasion for Com
memorative Comedies
111 Shakespeare Is running the war a
close second In tlic amount uf publicity
his friends hae been able to procuro for
him ftlographtcs sketches, plays nnd
commentaries about the Avon Hard nro
being turned out by publishers nearly
overy day, apropos of tho tercentennial
anniversary of his birth.
One of the most Interesting volumes In
thl'i mam of llternturo Is Kdgnr White
Hiirrlll's dramatization of John Ucunett 1
Master Skylark" (the Century Company,
New York). The thread of the story it
hung with all manner of literary nnd his
torlcal trappings queen Htlyabcth, Hon
Jonson, Thomas Hoywood and Shako
sparj himself, appear In connection with
tho plot woxeti trom tho talo ot Nlch At
wood, the youth kidnapped by Onstou
Carow, tho actor, ho falls in lovo with
tho lad's voice. It Is a very pretty ro
manc told wltn enough charm to hold tho
reader despite tho lack of any great
drainatto moments. Tho characters are
very well drawn
Tho boy Shakeipearo Is put forward In
Loulso Ayres Harnett's delightful piny
"Master Will ot Stratford" (Mncmllliin
Company, Nw York). The stylo and tin
poetlo feeling of the book may bo anight
from young Will's lines to Mistress Shako
ppeara: "Then shall I ever bear In mind my
dreams
And one day tuno men's visions to my
key."
In a prologue, three nets and an
epilogue, all on New Year's Hc, scvcrnl
characters aro Introduced which wero
made famous by Shnkcspcare.
Tho glossary In tho back of tho book
should be read before the play. It explains
many words not generally understood In
tho editions of William Shakespeare. Tho
notes also provo interesting, for they go
Into minute detntt as to tho morrls-danco
or Moorish dance, as well ns the explana
tion of quaint snyings.
This llttlo play should find a wclcomo
among tho workers In settlement centres
nud other places where children aro being
told of tho .Shakespeare festivals to bo
held this year.
In "Our Miss York," by Hdwln Hateman
Morris (Ponn Publishing Company, Phila
delphia), tho author has undertaken to pic
ture tho conflict between an Impulso to
ward tho active llfo as manifested In tho
business world, nnd the dcslro for a home
with Its intimate relationships. Ho has
chosen as his medium of expression n
young woman whom necessity lins driven
to make a living, and whoso ability lends
her far toward tho success that every man
desires. Tho choice awaiting her Is brought
out plainly through tho characters of her
friends, chief among them being nn nrtlst,
and u "hard-headed" business man of tho
conventional typo. In splto of tho contrasts,
tho characters aro not finely differentiated.
In fact, Mnrgarct York herself hardly
stands out as a distinct person, although
tho strugglo within her s obviously gen
uine. The style lacks force and exactitude, and
somo of the best passages aro spoiled by
touches of self-conscious and flippant con
versation Tho decisive moment smacks of
tho melodramn.
"Tho neturn of Dr. Fu-Manchu" (Rob
ert M Mcllrldo & Co., N. Y.) is n thrill
ing detoctlvo story which colors many
mysterious nnd weird moments with a
touch of Oriental mystery. Tho sceno Is
In nnd about London and tho leading char
acters aro Dr. Fu-Manchu, tho wicked
Chineso doctor; a beautiful slavo girl of
tho Nile, who Is under tho influence of tho
Chinaman, and two members of the Lon
don detective force. Tho scones change
swiftly and In tho majority there aro ono
or moro exciting Incidents. There Is a
warning on the coor, "Do not begin this
book at 11 p. m.," and It is well taken.
A dramatic story of tho attempt of an
unscrupulous railroad to encroach on
property of sturdy American and French
Canadian Inhabitants of tho picturesque
Adirondack country, and tho final victory
through tho efforts of tho big-hearted
Joseph Wlnthrop, Bishop of Aldcn, a Har
vard man nnd a convert to tho Homan
Catholic Church, Is told In "Tho Shephord
of tho North." by nichard Aumcrio
Maher (Macmlllan Co., New York). It Is
told In a fasclnnting style. A forest fire,
which was btarted by agents of tho rail
road to drive tho mountaineers from their
homes. Is described In n wonderful man
ner, but Is n trifle lengthy. On tho wholo,
tho story is of tho "thriller" type, and
holds the attention of tho reader from
Btart to finish.
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HATIY MARIE OHRORNB In
I.1TTLB MARY Hl'NHIUNB"
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FRANK SHERIDAN in
THE faTRUOOLK"
IRIS THEATRE 39 nu1?tov
HOUSE PETERS in
' 'THE HAND OF PERIL"
IMPERIAL Theatre uftt
MALCOII Dl NCAN and ANNA O. NH.SSON
"THE SCARLET ROAD"
JEFFERSON 20TII8TSiE?8AUPH,N
Gladys Hanson in "The Havoc"
V L E. PICTURE.
LAFAYETTE 20M aiy1n15boton
ROBERT WARWICK in 1
THE. bl PREMB BAl'BIFICE'
fft.Miimuxuxu ........ nuuuuiiiiuiii" nuiiniiinmu
tho lover shall marry the wife, and that
the two shall take tho former husband as a
boarder. The result, according1 to the a;e
old formula that SardoU exploited In "Dl
voreons," Is that the one-time prosato
husband now becomei the fascinating lbvcr
nnd the lover takes on the boredom of
husbandry. Mr. Sheldon accomplishes th
change neatly nnd adds uomo crimes to
the former lovor's misdemeanors. In tho
end thero is promise that the first husband
nnd wife will reunite.
In tho play, Mr. Sheldon added th
novelty of only three characters through
tho entire entertnlnment. On tho screen
he tines almost as few people nnd uses
them very well. Moreover, he has good
people to use. Lewis J. Stone, ns tho
husband, "screens" particularly well. Ho
Is powerful yet natural In nil his facial
play nnd gestures, nnd he never overacts,
Mueli tho name may be said of Ilryant
Washburn, who plays the lover, though
M. Washburn hasn't yet acquired the re
strained force that goes with Mr. Stone's
years Miss Hanson plays the wife np
peallngly, In fact, so nppealtngly that It
Is hard nt times to understand Just how
tho dlnicultles with her husband aroso.
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traveler, will be brought to a olosa to
morrow afternoon, when tho second of
two "request" lectures will bo given. The
first of the two will be presented tonight.
"Around India" will bo the toplo to
night, when tho lecturer will describe tho
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THE FRUITS OF DESIRE"
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A TANOLE OF HEARTS"
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