r..
)N PUBLISHES
f NEW CHORAL WORKS
Two Cantatas and nn Operetta
Have Several Meritorious
Features
Oliver WtFon Company has Just pub
lished thrco choral works a "military
. ...,..-,. nnopoltn." hv 1'rcilerlpk II
. niii"c'' ' I
: ifsriens nnd win c. .Macrarianoj "Tno
; pieeplng Beauty.'
1 .niMS. by Franc
a cantata for women's
n!es. by Trances iuc.'jinn. ana i-o
lumbus," n short cantata for mixed
" rolces. by K. S. llosmcr.
of most Interest to I'liiiftiioipmans is
(lh new cantatta by Francos McColIln,
I irho has recently m-un uuim-u um ?w
prlio by tho Manuscript .Musical ho- i
clety for tho best three-part cantata for
women's voices. Tho winning composi
tion was a netting of Lowell's "Tho
ElnglnK Leaves." Tho reviewer, unfor
tunately, l not familiar with "Tho Sing
Kr leaves" and if. therefore, unable
in tell how "The Plceplng lleauty" com-
tires with It. Tho composer took tho
jTlt for her latest cantata from Tcnny
"., -Day Dream." Tho opening pages
' f tho r-coro aro In tho spirit of tho
rLm!,omcwhat vnguo musings, poeti
cal reflections. Later tho climax Is
'.ffoetlvcly created with tho appearance
cf tho Knight nml his victory over1
Morpheus. A rather IndeOnlto tonality
,nd seemingly purposeless shifting of
leys detracts from tho general satlsfac-
Mr Hosmer's music for Joaquin
Miller's epic to tho discoverer of America
is ono of tho most effective things this
eomposer has done. Tito relentless per
sistency of Columbus, In defying sea
and sailors, and giving tho order "Sail
on sail on, sail on and on I" Is admlr
ably reflected In tho scoro. So, also, Is
the vast, somber nspect of the sea. Tho
enerctta composed by Macfarlano to
Martens's text Is timely and Interesting.
It deals with tho lighter sldo of tho Km
cress Josephine's llfo and an lntrlguo to
circumvent Napoleon's anti-ball dress
.a Tim advent of tho tailor, Moreau.
whose namesake, was tho general
banished from Franco for treachery
.gainst his Kmperor, leads to Interesting
complications. Tho scoro Is lively mid
easily sung albeit too much In tho
amo musical and emotional mood
whllo tho libretto contains many clever
lines Tho htago setting and costuming
aro slmplo and should provo popular
for amateur production. V. II. I
THE M.nt'.IMXO UK.M'TT, Cnntnt.-i. Hy
Frances McColIln. l'nr womin's voices,
with noprnnn or tenor solo; Hot; of lr
forinwe, Kovcntccn minutes. OHcr lilt
son Company, Boston. SO lents.
COIAIMIlt'S. Short C.-inUta. Ily 15. f. ltos.
mer I'or mixed voices nn.l liarltono ln;
tlm of performance rrn minima. OIIut
DiUon Company, Hoston. - c nts.
SWORDS ANM SCISROltS, Oil NAl'Ot.F.ON
CAUUHT NAI'l'INU. MllUarymllllni-ry
ofiVet i In two acts l.tl.r.lto l.v rre,l
erlck II, Martens. Music ly Will ', Miie
farlan. olicr Dltson Company. Hoa
ton. Jl 25.
THEATRE WORKSHOP
TO HE INSTALLED HERE
New York's Unique Artistic Enter
prise Will Open EnRagc
ment February 18
Tho Theatre Workshop alms to sup
ply what Is generally lacking In the
regular commercial theatre, namely, a
laboratory whero experiments may. be
carried on with unconventional plays,
new methods of stago decoration nml
whom netnrs may havo opportunity to
develop their talents In a variety of dl-
'tectlons.
lAmnnir the nlavs which tho organlza-
"tlon produced In New York last season
e Browning's "In a Halenny," Hat He's
Turolvn I'nund Look." "Tho Tents uf
!the Arabs," by Lord Dunsnny; "Tho
Haunted Chamber, a romantic conieuy
by Felix O'Tool; "The Haunted Cham
ber." a romantic comedy by Felix
O'Tool; "Tho l'ot Holler," by Allco
Evening Public Ledger Photoplay Calendar
WEEKoffeb. n
TO FEB. 16
ALHAMBRA
APOLLO
ARCADIA
MONDAY
Paulino lTederlik In
Mrs. llano's Dofonso
Sarah llernhardt In
MothcrH of Franco
Dorothy Dalton In
1'Ureun yal
Ilmsl-t Ilarrlsealo In
A Hater ot Men
Paulino FreUi-rlrk la
Mrs. llano's Defense
,Tho tllrth
of a Nation
Henry II. Walthall In
Tho lilrtli of 11 .Man
Whims of
boclety
Wm. S. Hart In
Woltes of tho Hall
Constance Talmadso in
Scandal
Douitlas Falrh.inks In
Iteuchlntf for tho Moon
Win Iiesnionil In Tho
Captain of HIa Soul
Wllllatit S. Hart In
Tho allent Man
Tl.luirlas ralrhanhs in
Tho Modern Munkttoer
All-star Cast In Kor
Freeilom of the World
Tom Mix la
Cupid's Hound-Up
Mrs. Vernon Castlo In
VvnKC.tnco Is Mlno
William Farnum In
Tho Conqueror
Mariruerlto tlark In
Hah's Muthien Idol
Tho Italian
lUttlefront ,
Oeorgo Walsh In
This In lliu 1.1 fo
Viola Dana 111
Th-j Winding Trail
Mary t'lekford In
Stella Marb
Juno Khldiro In Tho
llcuutlful Mrs, lleynulds
IHhrl Harrymoro In
An Amerlcun Widow
Wallace Illil In
Itlmrock Jones
Kitty (Jordon in
Tho Dlvlna Sacrltleo
Uatl Kano In
A tiding of Wits
Sona Marliota In
A Heart's Heteii'fo
Lille Shannon In
Her Uoy
DoiiRlaa Fairbanks In
Man From Painted I'oat
Oorir Walsh In Tho
l'rldo of New l'ork
BELMONT
BLUEBIRD
BROADWAY
CEDAR
COLISEUM
COLONIAL
EMPRESS
EUREKA
FAMILY '
FAIRMOUNT
FRANKFORD
S6TH STREET
'great NORTH.
IMPERIAL
JEFFERSON
JUMBO
KNICKERB'K'R
LEADER
LIBERTY
LOCUST
market st.
model"
NIXON
PALACE
PARK
PRINCESS
REGENT
RIALTO
j. RIDGE AVE.
LRIVOLI
RUIJY
1-Uhel Ilarryninre In
Tho Kternal'Mother
Tfxas Ciulnan In
' The Gun Woman
JTarry Morey la
The Other Man
r SAVOY
'; STANLEY
Madve Kennedy In
Our Mills Wlfa
STRAND
Wallace Held In
Th Thlnm Wo lovd
Wm. Frnum In
tt MIcraWc
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LOUISE GKOODY
Her spriRhtly dancing is one of
tho attractive assets of the cur
rent new musical comedy,
"loot-iootr at, tno Porrcst
Orrhtenbergi "Tho Ooal flate,
Orcgory, nml "Ilarlarlan,
Vi llmiiii.
by I.adv
by lllta
Many persons of pronilncncc In theatri
cal ns well ns In social elides havo
expressed Interest In tho alms of tho
Thoatro Workshop. The advisory ram.
mitten includes Miss Julia Arthur,
Ocorco Arils, llolbrook lillnn, W:ilt,r
I'nchanl Kutoii, Helen Fieetnan, ImiiIoI
1'rohmap, Mrs. Ueorgo J. (lotild, i 'lay
ton Hamilton, Mis. John Henrv Ham
mond, llnlnnd llolt, Arthur Hopkins,
Miss Kdllh Wynne Matthlson, MK- Mary
Shaw, Otis Sk.iimr, Stewart Walker
nml Margaret Wycherly.
Aiiiiii nuiit lovers of Phllailelphia will
Fonii hai mi nppoitunlty of Mwlng mmo
of the work of one of Xew Yolk's must
nrtMIc nnveltlis. The Theatre Wmk
shnp. niToiilliiB to plans Just cmnu.li I, il,
will bo Installed lit tho Little Tho.nre
on February IS. Tho opening prociam
ulll consist of the three-act drama, "A
tiauntlet." by lijornstjorne Iljoinson,
translated fiom tho Xorwcglnn by Ci.i
tnan Kdwtilds.
ir Tl iHM.iMfywtjwy.
uillllist to liivc Kecilnl land reads hero and there ono Is por-
Kllas Itiees-kln. a young Uusi-lnn viol- ; siiaded that Hunncr will bo read when
Inlst and a protege ot Franz Knelel, h" has been dead twieo twenty years.
will glo 11 recital In Wlthcrspoon Hall Thero Is a friendly, human quality In
on Wednesday evening, February 27. I his verse which gives It tho spirit of
. Immortality. It Is tho klndlv spirit thnt
,,...,., liven. Wo may havo our cynical and
Artists in Joint Program ,im,.r mooilSi ,,m tIlcy ,1(, nnt ,nKt, rho
A Joint ncltal nf two gifted nr- permanent mood Is one of longing for
tlsts, Leo Ornsteln, tho pianist, and I human friendship and plenstiro when wo
Hans Klndler, tho Ilrst cellist ot tho ' pee It manifesting Itself. Tho srtldlers
l'hil.nli Iphta Orchetia, vlll tako place I of tho ami)' nf tho Potomac must havo
on Thursdiv i veiling, Fdniiary 28, at j felt their hearts thrill when llunncr he
tho Llttlo Theatre. gan to read his poem to them at their
THIS PROGRAM IS
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
I.'i ullno rrnWIi k In
Mm Dane' a IW.-nso
Martniprlt
ltiil
Dorothy D.iltrm in
Klarcuu S.U
Alma Ilputicnn In
1 Imi Vou
Viullno I'redrrlrk In
Mm, Dane's efpns
Thn
or it
Mnrcurltn Cl.irk In
Th Wecn fciwans
llnry It. Walthall in
Tho IUrth ot a Man
Wm.
Wuhoj
o
r
o
173
w
a
H
G
CO
o
CJar.i Kimball Youne
In Shirley ICajo
I-mlly
Allan
William
Tho
Kfftt Shanr.r.n In
Her l!uy
llohort
Th
R X. Ilufhman In HeJ,
Whlto .mil Hlue III04J
(ii'orftn lllun In Julca
of tho Strui.u- Heart
llarrv Morey In
Tho Other Man
PInri'ne
War aii'l
.Tunn i:iMKn In
Tho .Stronu' Way
AIll'O JlTt 111
Tho i'eltrritl Woman
(IeorK
Tills Is
Clara Kimball Vminic
In Hhlrloy Kayo
Mary l'ickford In
Stella Mttrli
rarnifl
Tho Wiru
Dunnm
Tho
Wulluca U'Ul In
Jlltnrotk Jones
Kltly fjorilnn In
The Diving Sacrlnce
Carlyle 1 Hack well In
BeAutlful Mrs. Uenoias
The
Auction Ulock
HiTle Shannon In
. Her Hoy
Kmlly Stevemi in
Da break
Annetto JCellerminn In
A Dauchter of the Oods
Juno Caprlcfj In
The Heart of Homance
Mary Oarrln In
ThaH
IMIth Stnrev in
The Kyt of Mystery
Madve
Our
Wallaea
The Things
THE NEW SPIRITUAL FORCES SWELLING THE FRENCH SOUL
THE DAUNTLESS
HEART OF A DOG
It Proves Itself in New York
ns Well as in the Arctic
Regions
N'o ono ncqualntcd with tho wonder
I ful wnys of dogs will doubt any of the
stories In Jack lllnes's "Tho llluo
Slreak," In which there aro ten talcs of
Alaskan adventure In which dogs play
a largo part. Mr. Hlnes knows his sub
ject. Ho has lived In Alaska, and h'aa
raised and trained tho Intelligent nnlmnls
without which thero could be no pioneer
ing In that part of tho world. The
Alaskan dog Is part timber wolf, nnd
sometimes a tame wolf serves as a ting.
Tho Intelllgenca developed by centuries
of combat with tho forces of nature
serves theso nnlmals well and enables
them to servo their masters with a cour
age nnd a confidence that Is moro than
human. Mr. nines gives many Instances
of tho saving sagacity of tho dogs when
men wero nt their wits' end. All the
stories In tho volume they havo already
appeared In the magazines deal with
llfo In tho open, mid ono feels tho tingle
of tho frosty nlr of the north In ono's
lungs as one turns tho pages, livery
dog lover ought to read them
II, O. Kirk has written a dog story
different from those of Jack lllne.i.
"Whlto Monarch and tho tlas-House
l'up" Is a sociological study In degenera
tion of tho vigorous strain. White Mon
arch Is nn Knglish, thoroughbred bull
dog, which shows no trace uf his
brindled ancestors'. Ho Is owned by
tho son of a forceful rclf-mado million
nlre, who Is worried because his own
offspring hao thus far failed to show
miy of tho dominating traits which en
nlilcd him to achieve his own success.
An accident forces tho second to nr-
rango a llgnt netween hite Monarch
and a noted pit dog. the ilns-lfnuso l'up.
Tho olltcomo proves that tho bulldog
had tho heart of his ancient ancestors
nnd would fight to the death, and It
nlso proyes that some of tin- fighting
blond of the father still llmvs ill tho
veins of the son. The sun falls In lovo
J with tho sister of the Iilsh pugilist who
i assists nun in training ins nog ror me
light. His mother and sister are
shocked, but the olrt man Is delighted.
Ho wants to keep the fighting strain
allvo In bis family and he is persuaded
that It cannot be done if his snu.tnanles
il society liilttetlly. Mr. Kirk has writ
ten a red-bloraled story. His description
of the fight between the two dogs Is nn
epic, thrilling with Interest, lie lifts It
from mero brutality by making It a
contest In which tho great question
whether tho raco of men and dogs has
degenerated Is to bo decided.
Till: Ilf.Un KTIUIAK. Py .lark lllnes New
York: floors If. Iiornn I'ompany. Jl.ai.
WIHTK MIl.N'AHI'ir AMI Tilt! OAK-Hlll'SK
l'L'f. Ily n U Ulrk. With Illustrations
l,y William A. Klrkl-itrlck. lloalon: Lit
tle, Ilrown St (i. $1.
A Poet Worth While
Although II. C tlumicr has been dead
for moro than twenty years his verso Is
still popular enough to warrant his pub
lishers In bringing out a now edition.
The volition Is tho latest In tho series ot
modern poets which ("hallos Scrlbner's
Mons nre Issuing. As one turns Its naces
SUBJECT TO CHANGE
THURSDAY
Mao Mirsh In
Iiclds of Honor
I'hrk In
UurKlar
Intoleraneo
Porothv Dalton la
I'lareuii Sal
Alton Ui-uhens In
I J.oio Vou
Mary ti.inlen in
Thais
Tttrth
Nation
Tho Tllrth
of a Nutlon
Mnriruerit Olark In
Tho Hetcn Bwann
Henry 11. Walthall In
Tho lllrth of a .Man
H. Hart In
of tliu Hall
Wm. S. Hart In
Wolves nf tho Hall
Clara Khnlnll Younff
In Shirley Kayo
SteM-ns In
Mm. Jfssou
All-Star fast In The
Ileautltul Mrs. fteynolds
X. Mont In
Uouuer
lMna Ooodrleh in
Who l.oved Hlni Iiestr
Clara Kimball Younir
in Shirley Kaio
Warwick In
M.ld hover
Holiert Warwick In
Tho Mad Lover
Mrs. Virnnn 1'astlo in
Mark cf Cain
CJeoriro lVhan In Jules
of tho Stroiic Heart
Norma Tahnadco. Se
i ret of Storm Country
Jfi JUfllo In
th Woman
Tom Mix In
Cupid's Uoutid-llD
gvssuo Hayakawa In
Ths Secret (lamo
IMna riondrlch In
Her Seroud Husband
Wills). In
tho J.U.i
Jark I'lrkfunl In
Iho Spirit of '17
Itllllo llurko in
Lund ot J'lotnlso
Mary l'ickford in
Ktcll.i Murls
Myira In
Ho Houuht
IMIth Storev In
Tho llyes of Mstory
& Hultowiy In
Tindt-rfout
Tom Mix In
Cupid's Itound-llp
Clara
la
Wallace Hi Id In
Itlmrock Jones
Norma Talmadire 1n
Uhosts of Yesterd iy
Taylor Holmes In
Tools for Luck
Clara
In
Juno KlvMto in
The Stronic Way
Wnllato ItM In .
Tho ThlnES Wo Lot.
Mary Anderson. When
Men Are Tempted
Annetto Kcllermnun In
A Daughter of tho Rods
June Caprlro In
The Ilear of Jtomanc
Itirry Morey In
Th. Other Man
Kiilo FersTisnn In
Jtoso of tho World
Madiro Kennedy In
Our Llttlo Wlfo
Kennedy In
Little
i wife
Held In
We Iove
Faullne Kred,rlck In
Madams Jealousy
Wm. Farnui
"'" "'
reunion In New London, Conn., In June,
1895. That splendid poem begins!
Friends for we r all friends In one irrent
tho lover of poetry grows
weary with tho shallow cynicism of tho
smart writers of .frco verse ho should
tako up this now volume of llunncr nnd
bathe his soul In cleanliness and truth.
Tim POKMH OK It. C. mr.N.Vnil. Now
edition. Now York! Charles Mcrlbtior's
Sons. 13;
Adventures of Nancy
Nnncy, who had been reared by n
wealthy family, discovers that she Is
not their daughter At nbout tho Kimo
tlmo sho has a misunderstanding with
a young man of whom sho Is ery fond.
She. leaves her rich friends nnd searches
for her own family. Sho finds them
nnd travels In Spain with her own kins
folk. Then tho war breaks out nnd she
nurses tho wounded and later meets
again tho young mnn from whom sho Is
parted nnd everything ends happily.
This Is the substanco of Amy 11. Illnn-
chard's latest story for girls, "Nancy i
First nnd Lat"
It Is wholesomo mid
amusing.
NANCY l'lttST NP LAST. Ily Amy n
Iilanih.ir.l. with Illustrations bs- Will P.
Httfher. rhllmloliilila: J. II. l.lW'lncott
Compniiv. II '.'.
For tho Person of Moods
Tho erratic, emotional Individuals who
object to being circumscribed and
forced to act within conventional boun
daries will find Stacy Auinonler's new
novel a satisfying Justification for their ,
moods. Mr. Aumnn er will bo lemem-
hered as the author of tho brilliant short ,
story, -Tin) Filinds," noticed on this '
page mmo months ago, ono of the most into tho thousands."
remark ible M.irl,.s of tho year In which ' jIo,t ot t)l0 b(tois w, be forROtten
It was pulillshed, Tho novel, while It', . . , .. ,, ,.
Is workmanllUe. Is hardly so gnat ns '" ll or two" M J,Ic
tint short st,r5 It Is tho Intellectual 1 Fable, vlthotit a suggestion of doubt,
and vmotlnii.il biography of nn Hiigllsli "M:ost likely," I ngreed, "Hut I
youth, beginning with his dismissal from lflV0 ,PCn reading four war books
?.r!;llM::.':i:,,:'L,,Bjvl:!:''li,'a,',eihy inch ,.., ti,.., week, two f
thltty-llve after ills early ilrst tnarrlngo
had failed. The youth Is a painter,
an essayist and a dramatist. .Mr.
.tiiinoiiiir is a painter ami a novelist. 1
Itnii' tmtoll nf til.. ImM.- la ,, l,tt,illr.-t tt-tl
autobiography will I,,.' an interesting Impress me ns lltcraturo of the kind
speculation for thm.it curious nbout such that lasts."
things. Tho fiction reader will bo Inter- j Owen picked up "Comrades In Coil
ested to be told that the author rtvenls 1 ,., , ,. , ,,., ,,,.,. t(ni,, TieHloe
iiimsoif nu n viHiiri ,.i r .1 ... rnge, by Lieutenant Antolno Hedlcr,
-- ' eimn in III, HiV t'J
chology of the man of moods.
JPST OPTSinn. Ily piarv Aumonler. Ni-w
lurk: Tho ivntury I'omnany. 11.3.".
Chivalry for Boy Scouts
It wns complained In the d.tyn when
knighthood wan In flower that tint tier
man knights timer seemed to under
stand tho principles of chivalry. They
mado war llko savages. They wero
never generous to an enemy. Their
reputation for miccorlng ladles In dis
tress was badly sullied. Tho modern
Germans are proving themselves true to
tho tvpo of their ancestors. One of them
is minted with saying to an Knglish
man: "Vou will always be fools (mean
ing that the Knglish would trust too
much to lurk nnd to tho honor of the
enemy) and we will never be gentle
men " In order to show the Knglish and
American youth what chivalry means.
Sir Henry Xewboit has prepared "The
Hook of the Happy Warrior," which
ought to bo in tho library of every liny
nie n ' I e I" a P ' , IT "I I,.""1
France, nnd Koblti Hood ami ' llertrand
uu t.ueselln nnd Chevalier Iinvard and
"". "i'I? ''"" '.' '" ";!. ,ii.'!.,w"J?'elou..CHH can write Interestingly ot
slide. The slory of lloiaiid. for example,
is a iransiauon 01 inn original Chanson,
and tho story of lilehaid conies from
111.--.nu ,..iliii i-iutMiieii-. ?to we trot
tho spirit of chltalrv much better than
If we ueio treate.l tn a modern telilni'
of the stories. Tho ln.ol; lian many iiliis -
tratlons timcelve,! In tho spirit of the,
Tin: noon op Titr: itArfv w.nuioit I "pl,lor ll!,s (,n,le' Tnkc' for PX;,m',le
Hy Henry NVwl.olt with elirht ei.lor-d l hla dlsucsslon of liberty. Ho lieKlns
plntia nnd twenty-llvo other Illustrations .... . n
New York: Lonem.-ins. (Jrcen & c.. 1 1 ?.v I It hy nn allllfilon to some soldiers
.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Mno March in
Fields uf Honor
Mae Marsh In
rii-lds of Honor
Juno KlvldaM In
Tho StronK Way
Kmllv Stevens In
A Sleeuiiif; Memory
Dorothv D.ilton In
rlareuu Sal
Dorothy D.ilton In
Fl.'iraun Sal
Hdna fioodrleh In
Who Loved Him llest?
Hdn.i Goodrich In
Who Loved Him llest?
Mary Harden in
Thais
Jack Plokford In
Tho Spirit of 17
Tho Thrill
of a Nation
Tho lllrth
of u Nation
Vivian Martin In
Tho l'alr Iiarbarlan
Vivian Martin in
Tho l'.ilr Iiarbarlan
Paulln Frederick In
Mrs. llano's Defense.
Paulino Frederick in
Mrs. Dane's Defense,
Wm. S. Hart tn
Wolics of tho Hall
Wm. S. Hart In
Wolves of tho Hall
Gladvs llrorkwell In
For Liberty
Harold Lotkwood In
Tho Avenslnir Trail
Ail-Star Cast In
Alimony
Wllllnm Farnum In
When a Man Sees lied
Ruth Clifford In
Hands Down
Douglas Fairbanks In
A Mudcrtl Muskoteer
Sessuo Havakawa In
The Secret tlamo
Tom Mix In
Cupjd'a itoundup
Vivian Martin In
Tho fair HariurUn
Vivian Martin tn
Tho Fulr ll.irbarlan
Mary Oard.n In
Thais
Mary Garden In
Thais
All-Star Cast In l'or
Freedom of Iho World
All-star Cast In For
Freedom of tho World
Douglas Fairbanks la
lleeKlo Mixes In
OlKa IVtrov.i In
A Daughter of Destiny
Earl" Williams In
A Mother's Sin
Tom Mooro In
Drown, of Harvard
William S Hart In
Tho Cold Deck
Gladys Jlwkivell In
liranded Soul
Tim
Honor system
Tho
Honor Siitem
l'aullno Frederick In
Mrs. Dano s Defeiiss
I'aullno Frederick In
Mrs. Dana's Def.nso
Jiielc I'likfonl In
Tom bavoer
Mary T'likford In
Stella Marls
Geo. Walsh In Jack
Spurlock I'rudUil
Gladys .Urnikwill tn
For I.lbn'v
Mary l'ickford In
Stella Marls
Olna I'etrova In
A DauBhter of Destiny.
Kimball Youne
Shirley Kayo
Constance Talmadiio In
Tho Houemoou
Wallaeo Held In
Itlmrock Jones
Wnllae.i. Kcl'l la
Jtlmrock Jimes
Norma Talmadao In
Uhosts of Yesterday
Norma Tsltnailffo In
(Ihosts of ifestenlny
Kimball Young
Shirley Koo
Clara Kimball Voune
In Shirley Kn.se
Viola Dana In
Tho Winding Trail
Tedily Hunsom In
Ifer American llusbinil
Wallaea JUId In
Tho Things Wu Lovo
tVallaco Ilel.l in
Tlio Tilings Wu Lovo
Mada-o Kvnns In
Tho Volunteer
l:arlo Williams In
Tho Dalanca
William Farnum In
The Conqueror
S'fldgfl Evans In
Tho dates of Oladness
Wallace Held In Mnn
of Muslo. Mountain
Herbert Jtawltnson
Coma Through
William Karnum In
Tho Conqueror
Jark l'ickford In
Ths Bnlrlt of 'IT
Jack rickford In
Tha Spirit of '17
Madito Kennedy In
Our Llttlo Wlfo
Pauline Frederick la
Mad.mo Jealousy
George Walsh tn Jsck
Bpurlock 1'rodlgal
Jlailue Kennedy In
Our Little Wlfa
rautlna Frederick In
Madama Jaalousy
' n
WAR HAS SET SPIRITUAL
LEAVEN AT WORK IN FRANCE
Evidence of; Its Effects Disclosed in a Great
Novel and in Book of Essays Remi
niscent of Bacon
U AND still hooks about tho war!"
xicxclalmed Doctor McFnbro, as
ho saw them piled on my table.
"Yes," I admitted. "There Is no
phnso of tho lighting which haH not
been written nbout, nnd no angle of ap
proach to thei social and political
effects of tho war from which tomo
writer has not begun his discussion."
"How many wni books havo np-
pcared?" Owen wanted to know.
"Nobody knows," gnld I. "I was look
ing over tho list of ono American
publisher yesterday and found fifty
seven separato titles. And this pull
Usher has not mado a speciality of
war hooks. They havo rotno from
tho presses of Hngland nnd Frnncu
by tho hundred, nnd the German pub
lishers, nml tho Austilan nnd tho
Itnllan publishers, to say nothing of
tho 1!ussnnPi linvo ,ccn providing for
. . . ., .
' l,lll,11 llU tll:lt thp' wl" Tv:x'y
The total number of titles will run
which, nnd possibly nil four, 1 am
confident will llvo after tho peace '
. treaties aro
signed. 1 havo little
doubt about two of them, for they
on .tho paper wrapper of which he
read that It was "ono of tho thrco
truly great books that tho war haa
brought forth In France."
"This must be one nt the two," he
remarked.
Tho boy guessed right tho very
Ilrst time,'" 1 quoted. "Tho French
title, '.Meditations dans la Tranehee,'
describes it better than .tho title un
der which It lias been published hero
In a translation. Lieutenant Ilcdlor
Is a philosopher. Ho has written
tho Kind of essays Lord Verillam
might have written If ho had been
brought fare to face with largo masses
of men confronting death and had ob
served the effects ot this great ex
perience. The slibjectn he writes about
remind ono of Itaeon: Duty, liberty,
Blory, strength, bravery, the God
I of tho armies, intelligence and honor,
i A man sitting In Ills library and spln-
nlug phrnses out of his Inner con
j tllpso subjects. Hut a man surround-
ed by soldiers anil cquippoit Willi 11
' mnd which can analyzo tho motives
as manifested by tho conduct nnd
tin) lemarks of the) men, can Wllte
1 soinetliliiK n thousand times more
, , w,,0. Ths Is what Lieutenant
who wero rcstlvo under military dls
clpllne. They want to ho freo to do
as they please. Let mo read what
1 ho says about it:
They want the rlKht to Bay every
tlilnK, to do anything, to overturn
everything. Personally, I want moro
and less than that In order that my
soul may remain free.
Wlso people havo known for a lonK
time, nnd tho inasseH havo learned
from tho wnr, that pure liberty that
la to say truo freedom nf the will
does not clst. What exists Is servi
tude; nil men, till bellies, even tho
most powerful havo to submit to that
law.
At the present tlmo wo havo tho
choice between I-'rcncli discipline and
Germany tyranny. Tho only liberty
wo can enjoy Is tho preference of ono
to tho other. Onco tho decision is
made, nobility consists In tryintr to
servo tho kooiI causa without abase
ment. Tho Important thine li to dis
tinguish between nond nnd evil
obedience nnd to recognize anionB tho
primary laws those to which, on nc
count nf his nature, man must sub
mit. Hut which nro theso necessary
laws ?
In tho material order of thine we
aro hcfflnnlnp; to reeomilzo them.
Investigators and scientists
devuto their attention to llndliu,' them ;
and when they havo been formulated
business pcoplo apply them. That is
called progress nnd proves that ns
regards matter tins las-t word ot prog
ress is not "liberty," but tho In
telligent obedience of mankind to tho
tho laws of tho universe.
It Is just tho tamo In the spiritual
.order of things.
"Does not that impress you, doctor,
as a telling way of putting nn old
truth?" I asked.
"I never saw it better put," bald
Doctor JIcKabie. "And It is becnuso
Complete J AttrSO Years Labor
Latost Light On
Abraham Lincoln
And War Tims MensriK
By Ervln Chapman
WSe Knw llsoln fsrttnalty
An altonUhlnfl amount of
nMted).-ntvtr publlihtd beiorr.
rt mlniuenret, ficti, hlstorr. vltws.
sttecdotes. pictures, etc.
"Every snalc ol Lincoln's complei
charsctw reveals the man ss
he wu. U Ancilcs Timet
nista av, suis. as.eo nsii c i. ii!as. as si
M. lotll Ct.,UI Ilk. In.,1.1. l7I.Wibaililii,tklti
BOOK OF LOVE
The Book That Electrified Europe
TrofuunJ rfii'l roetlo." .V. 1. Times,
Hna lou read it?
II. nn net nt rrlntlpl Jtonkntori, or
THE NEW LIBRARY, Inc.
Bit l'lftli Avenue, New York.
Tne traonout sai: "Ths best ths war
has produced."
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By DONALD HANKEY
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.
I bellovo that On many Is tunning
contrary to tho spiritual laws, which
aro relentless In their pcnnltlcs, that
I nm persuaded sho will ultimately
fall."
"Vou nro everlastingly right," oald
I. "And It is becauso Lieutenant He
dlcr has got hold of n lot ot funda
mental truths and has shown that the
war is disclosing the solid foundation
on which they rest that I nm per
Htiadod ho has written an imtnoitnl
book. Tho other book of whoso en
during llfo 1 have llttlo doubt Is a
novel by Marrcllo Tlnayro. Its orig
inal title was 'La Velllco ties Amies.'
tvliteli Creek- tr.-lnst.ited. 1.4 'Tho Vigil .
nr .1,' nvtllooi ,nMI rt wntehltiir
I IIH.U """" " I
.. , , , f.
or a sitting up with tho sick, riie
book tells tho story Of the forty-eight
hours within which Franco entered
tho war, so tho French title Is poet
ically descriptive. Tho American pub-
I Usher, however, has chosen to call the
book To Arms!' It Is ono ot the
most beautifully poetlo and sympa
thetic novels that I over read. One
of my friends read It in tho French
three years ngo and tried to persuade
an American publisher to havo It
translated, but tho publisher did not
think Aineiicans would read It. My
friend's Judgment Iiom been vlndl-
cated. for It lias been necessary to
print n second edition already. As
knowledgo of lis beauty sprrnds, the
presses will bo kept busy tn meet the
demand. Miss Tlnayro has taken u
group of l'atlslans representing nil
classes of society nnd has exlnbllcn
tho effect which the necessity of light-'
Ing for Kranco lins on tlirtn tn. i
nngiiisli nt tho women nnd tho eager-
ness of tho men, tho certainty nf the
pacifists that there would bo no wnr
.ind their readiness to fight when they
knew it was Inevitable. And there
runs through It n perfect lovn story
mado tragically beautiful becauso of
tho separation which tho war forces
upon the lovers. It Is a great story
anil nn lnvalunhln historical document. '
"There may bo somo who will Unit '
Ilugues Ln Iloux's 'On the ITeld of
Honor' moro poignantly moving, be-,
causo it Is tho story of tho entrance
of tho author's son Into the army nml
his fall on tho field nnd his slow death
In a hospital. Miss Tlnayio's novel
suggests all tho horrors which the
wives mill Hweeiueari.s ureaiiuu. j.e
Houx's narrative describes how that
horror camo homo to tho friends of
ono victim, it is a splendid tribute
of n father to a dead son, such a trib
uto us tho Inarticulate fathers of
Trance will read and mako their own.
And when tho war has' astcd a few
iiioiiin.s longer nun young Americans
meet their death, American fathers
also will find a melancholy consola
tion In reading It.
"Tho last of tho four books that I
havo In mind Is by Lieutenant Jean
(ilraudcaux, tho olllcer who camo to
America to assist tho Harvard lie-!
servo Ofllceis" Training Corps, Ho Is'
a novelist, but he has not written a;
novel. His book is a record of his
experiences on tho western front and
at tho Dardanelles. Tho beauties of
Ills stylo survlvo bringing it over Into
Knglish, and, of course, his keenness
of observation and his philosophical
reflections could not bo burled even
iindsr a bad translation. As the hook
Is tho story of personal experiences
on tho lighting lino It belongs ln a
different class from tho other three.
The one novel
being talked about
GERTRUDE ATHERTON'S
T,E WHITE
MORNING
"Tho work of a Just and keen
mind guided by first - band
knon ledge. It Is a book
that thrills ono In the reading
It holt's a fierce, pltllees lov-i
Ftory It Is crowded with living
oWaracters, and moves before a
Mvld background. Mrs,
Atlierton Is to bo congratuhted
on a pleco of writing that Is allvo
with tho beat of this time."
.V. 1'. rimes.
Fublishtd Jan. 3Ilt Third Printing
STOKES, Publisher
"The Kentucky Warbler"
Uy J.imes Lune Allen
The utilhor of "The Kentucky Card-,
inal" has written another tale of the
Dlue Grass country one that the re
viewers enthusiastically welcomed
even before it was published. It is '
another rare specimen ot the delicnte
grace of style which distinguishes
this writer's work. You havo a treat
in store for you.
Net $1.25. Illustrated.
THEY MET THE WAR
with, spirits unafraid when It took from
this American father and mother their
only boy. For nil who are facing tho
realities of war this simple little Ixolt
will prove an unfailing Inspiration.
"TIlC rULL MEASURE OF DEVOTION"
DY DANA GATLIN
At Your Dooktellcrs
DOUBLEDAY
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US
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Hut It Is nn excellent ono of Ha Ulml. (
It Klves n realistic picture of wnr, leal
In n different way from tho crude
picture drawn by Kmpoy, but nono tho
less Interesting. Ono cannot read nny
of these hooks, however, without being
Impiessed by tho fact that a now
spiritual ftiico Is nt work In tho soul1
of France, expanding It nnd enlighten- j
Ing It, so that when peace comes n i
Bicnter nation will ronfiont tho world1
thnn rntered the war at tho challenge '
of Germany In 1011." ,
fii:oiusi: w. dofglah. '
COMIt.m: IN COL'IV'in. Ily I.l-utm.mt '
Antnlna iluilhr. I'rniii..il.-.l hv Mrs
I'hlitii riunrnn Wilson. iliintni lll
Iloilli!il.i . l'ili-o A. I'll. It. Ill
I Tti AII.Mt)' il.n Villlo ili-a Arm-. An 1m
r-rosmoti or tno spirit nr rrnm-i auiihii
I211I linn-1 ttliin from the Piomt or Mar- ,
c-llo Tintiyro. Ily l.ury II. Iltimiihii'y
Wlth a pri fare l.v .lohn II. Pilli. NfW '
York: I J. I', Ilutton fc Co. il .Mi.
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CAMPAIONH AND 1NT:IV.U.S. Hv f.lfii
trnnlit .lean lltrall'loaiix. Tri,nsi.,tr.l l.y .
i:iit.iWtli H. SerKennt. ' tlnatuli. Ilnlluli
ton .Mlltlln Contlali II Mi.
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Kell.lgg'H htaltll Iirtlcles 111 this lli-Ws-
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linfllilfi 1 tlin iill.-tt niu (n 1 w, .1 . ,. .. .1
p,ns..s.'t HIV lllli-111 IIS IU IK llliPllllll
(,,,ona lllmllt luillli, iltul Iuh ,,.
Halted them In a book They nro
grouped under tho general mbjieta
ireaivii. sueii as tne care or chiuiuti, 1
foot ttoiililis, skin aliments, rinuma- 1
tlsin, lioiiel disorders, tubi r-ulnK
catarrh and colds and tliu llkh. Tin- Inmlc
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chiefly In lt.s wholesome mlvico i-gn ril
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to guhlu tho reader In the ways nf nlf
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llxlnli Conimr's "The M.ijor" has risen
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hest-sellliiK novels for. Dec miter. Hero nro
the nanus nf th.- most popular six:
'"the .Major " I'otiiioi.
Th.- Dwiilinij Floe, of LlBht " Churchill.
"Ilxtrlentlnv ill. n. 11. ill " Lincoln
"Lnna i.u. th, kihk '" ltlm h.irt,
"Chrlsitiii.." I'liiiliiiumlelo.
'.Mlksin " Ward.
Th- liookmnn nlso finds that tho best,
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French War Spirit Interpreted by Frenchmen
A CRUSADER OF FRANCE
Translated from Urn Kronrli of C'nj)jm YnfiMfiiitj llcltnont. Introduction liyj
Henry l!o)dctttu- Sec mil Kdltton Jutt publlbhcil.
New York Herald a- "Throuch nil tlio fQBf Is found the thou&lit that thli roldler
of Krnnto lluhtitiu tor a raue Ite known li rluht, lm illstuvernl the purpose ot Iff.
liim to the liflk-htH ot unbelllhn'3 unci tonutunt fet-Llne fur others, Th bootc Is on
of the Lit at that huto comj put uf the wnr." j
TO ARMS (La Veillee des Armes) -i
Translated from tha French of Mttrvclle Tinnyte hy Lucy if. Humphrey.
Introduct'on by Dr. John Finley, Second lldltlon in preaa,
rhlladrlrilita TchO'tivh KaH! I'tw wrllfTH iascwm the clarity of style, the vivid de-
Kcrlntlve luwtiti unl the Mmnl.clty of Mudnnia Tlnavr. The translator, l.ucv Id
Humphrey. Iihh wholly one?t theKf
svymiMinira unu unurrBiiiinuuK im nuinttn nuiure. inrintaie trie ucbuikui siyie wjin s.
vHTm uov. To Anna' Is u LeuuUful U-uU one uf the moist per ltd tblurs of 1U kind
we hue yet liml, j
IINHRR FIRR iTa V?m
Translated from tho French of Henri Rarbuasc by FUtioater Wray,
Twolftli Kdltlon In press. '
rhlrnco Tribune raym " lTmlfr Tiro Is the createvt book of the xrur that I have rtml
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