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HENRY ARTHUR JONES REGARDS H. G. WELLS AS AN UNSAFE GUIDE
THE WELLS CONTROVERSY,
JAPAN AND OTHER MATTERS
HSsPfc 11F 'i
f'lKKiM-", ilrifi t liini i . fulllilnrlnii"" iiikI
lniii,sililiss who 'mini.' MKr Jiiii."
'I In1 i-iiIIim in lH mill inliTiiiitkuiiil-l-N
Imve iicM'r Iicimi lirlil iii te m'ei n
iiietv iflYrtit'l, th, in Mi. .loin's Iin
iliuii' it in tliU ImhiI: Me liil" tin- ttlu'li"
tiiln of Hiimii Mnitfinj: liluws uicr llie
-li.iiilili'r nf Mr WrlN. Tlmt U'-nil,'-ii.
in i- .1 liilliiint iiei'lit thru- nn
C'i.mI in lc s wlin tliink linn "in1 "f llu'
chiiI'-i nf hi I'li'Tiili"!) but be i- ii'it
, -I'llllll pllllli' lltllM IK (I llixlei'lllll r
:i- mi I'lnniMiiii' thinker. Ner l In1
. n iln Miiri I'esf'il itiiriiiiir of a ln'w
U"i
(ilibs ;iv .i iMnI Malier
A Mil Ni biilv who n-iiiN timvp'
Cilibs ami liki' ether m fli-it
lutli'i ii-maiki-il te iii" llmt ' view of
i'k- fin t Unit iIhtp HP' !', lilHI.niM) iimiv ,
A PLAY THAT FAILED,
"Th Harp of Life" Reads
Belter Than It Acted
In tlie iner-liirn icilip: iiiniMil. of
tmblMinl ., i' is In In' epei ti'il tlmt
i.i , . . i ,, i ..i .
llll'II' lll III' pill -11(11 in llllll lll"l .: y
-i-Hers" ii iid "li.iliiiiin.'k "Hull's" nf. i
llie'P jmc mneiiL' iiewlx.
In ri'Knnl In (lie lntrt ilriiinii of .1.
llllllll. Mlllllll'l s, till' lll'l'lsiell lis te
nis( uliiili grume it slieiiM In- littcil
'Mte is ii mill l it I'liliich of pi'iseiiiil
"lilliien. tmt it i enh fulr In sii Hint
il miiii'it In' rlnss.'d in any cue of tin'
word us ;!( at "
"'I'lir Harp of I.ifi'-' il,,inn Com Cem
panj I is inn' of tin' minis plays mIiI.-Ii
Mi'. .M'ltiiii'i's wrote for his wife, bet-ti'i-
l.imwii .is l,.vnclle Tiijlur I'lnla
i!cli4iia was ein of a frw i-ities which
niw it cum led. f( r. as far as the feet -
11','iiis Wei iiccincd, this tlrtitnn
laid il at m ...
As a closet il. i j il pieli.ililj will he
wmsm jbsel
iiiAin itriii it .kinks
w eim ii tliiui iiiui in limit I'lilnin lit ' .,. i,iimI, i,,.,' ... ,.i,ir', ..,!,.,. ..i
,ie-i lit sie ssi.lli.l net b" -mrpri-i'il ,if ,,,,,, ,f ,,,, , ,, ,,,.,,, ,,,,. Ji;n, ,.
Mr Cibbs si,.iilil wine his m it new-l ,, elmniriei . with Hie Olnt of rad rad
ibent an I'lmli-limnn wln fell in l"'1'! in'. 'Hie heis wein.in" tjpe which
with .1 usitiii.- niiii. .Ill ill. Iltld tln'l l.iiiicil..ii Mitdell nnitra.NCil III ' I'lie
ie-iillititf w ir that il" l'liRli'li cirNNew ei k lile.i " Thai charm In- i-
.,,1. nm li r. A Mr i!lblw is an'11"' Ibe one pl.i. il bv l.aiircttc Tav iei
peit ill plot .enstrn 'tn.li. he I'enbl I ' j"' I ill My "fat" p.n t (if the phij . hut
vwite n file en tins Mir-im- that we'ibl , ,I;" of '., i, i Voren.t. tbc "bud wemun"
le bi'Cil lilliC. I . iik.iki ini-nr in a Iliiii1eeii-e'ii
W M
cicehgi: (.IHItS
Wlinsp liitt-st neM'l deals mIHi all
old tbcuii' nf a child wlin dees imt
liiinw who slin is
il the intention from
Win, lias written a dcicse of the '.,.,, if it did n-tlii.,',- te s,r..,S;hen 'Z,',V'Z "'C'''',''' "'"
e.xLstliii; mm Ml elder ill tin- form nf Xiiu'-Am-n. an .i.f.iii" t-r wiii'b Mr ,llt, ' "'."l"n she knows te .en.
1'hilip (fihlis Inis he. ii ixi-iKinu dn an-i
an .ill.ii 1. mi II (.. Wells
.... iiiui, ,t .,i. ... ...- ii i i iriens mi-. i ,-.,..s ,...- ., ..
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...i. ..-.I ... ...-... K. nii'M in li". ...ii-i... ii... ... ..- M-or.... willed mid 1nirtiei la the
- ,h.llll- te J ,,,.., n,. ",,l 'll'llllllllblllll '! -V,, lid's CJ,I , ,,.. s!,,, ,K ;v ,,,
Mr,
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uiii.-i hi ," .. ,,.,. - .hi- x ,.s'- nun i, i i, ma iii inaii.v .. in., tin. i
II h.l linn i iin ii. Ii i'i i1, 1 1 "I I ! : -;i ii 1 , i, r..1. i-in .' 'i In "in" w'c d I , ii-ilii u; ii s, I, M IM , i'( i, i,iU , ,
He is loekiim teiw.ii.l ',. th- soeiiiiiij !,,, , S, ,, .1 i beni ten mviic u the last ll('t slie hliew s th.
flnns of I'h no i and Sen! loin t'lllil-'i'- l,,,.,,,.l,i .,., I.v n .,i,i:iii mil ti.-i nmtlier 'e.il denth of In i nif.,.,i i.-,.. I i...
Illn. after he h is had Iu s,n :il.ent tlie ' sj, lSU ,0 dn-ssed as -i lm ami i '"K ln-r line for tin; MI1 ) resiiense te
u ns.hiiiBte'1 enference n were nei j,,.,, ). n , i-nensli hii'l "'''ti com
tr this riliuintieii one n.itflil siism , t , .,., te cirti ln-r livina selliiis m-w-
thnt Mr Well had left I'iik .ui'l te ,,,.,. in the Sn ts of New Yerk At
Hscnpe ft, .ii. IIciim rtlinr .len.s. 1 1 1 a-;e of twelve she i. in nw.iv te escape
Mr .lone- did ii. .1 asree wuh whnt the brnt-il trpiitinent of tin- w man who
Mr. Wells wrote nbeiit ISnssm and l'ie,w:is iiikms inre of lur Sin- had
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Unsll KIiir glvei tlie follewiiiR reclpp
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of people fighting the battle with cir
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gard te pointing a moral, Mr. King
Fays; "Material conditions being no
mere than the whetstone of character, it
is a peer tool that .is broken In the
Hharpening. The only resemblance te
a moral I ever have In view in the
edge te which an instrument of Ijuc
quality can be brought when pressed
against the grindstone."
MY DEAR WELLS
BEING A SERIES OF LETTERS ADDRESSED BY
HENRY ARTHUR JONES
TO MR. H. G. WELLS
UPON BOLSHEVISM, COLLECTIVISM, INTERNA
TIONALISM & THE DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH
with incidental mention of ether points of difference.
Letters written during the Autumn and Winter of 1920-1021,
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i ne lllllllier s niii. It u . ,i 1,1
"f .Mr. Minneis that Hie snenfn e Is
""I m-imlliii or sielilll, .,.( -ntal
Mrs. Voreuo would have loathed In lng
i but. Ne. she disillusions the boy Willi
cniel, crude blows when she me, Uiiiglj
f QUENTIN
ROOSEVELT
A Sketch with
His Own Letters
Kditi-d by
Kermit
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ltnlshcWsl... mid he said ..I i:i a series , .,.,! ,,Mh a few w.-Us li-lei- that lii.'-"" J-irlngli nynls lier misspent life
of letter-, part of i.,,., w.,e p,,.,'.,i ,.,.ii, was net lur mother. Mi- ' 's jl M'-cndidly lem.ucd and w.,l
III the Vew .-k Tin..-, ami ,,...t m b,..ik h-r 1. e en ti.- u-re,ims of a l..B .""':'" :": .'", ,''' ',' '' " ,l," '
Londen Th..- lei ters lu ,. 1 ,, K1. . ,entrj pla. m -st. 1,,-st. , C..nf ,,,. , . '..,','"' ,' ', ""'"'' I Rnn;iVflt Iht I' (l
irfil inf. a I k ."! U P'ar . ,tl, i. tnk.il in... the nr :,.,.l tiit.illi , .)'""" , "'' ," U" , 1 KOSeVeU W, , ,
.-,.... .1- ,. , , ,. ..., .,.. i , i ,, ,, Hie Miatncter of tlie moil,, i took en I r.t memo- Mjl', h-sJt i
' . ,. ,,- , " ,,.' '""I sjn,piitl, under tlie skillful l.aniN I . , ,, ..Tu0 fiW T' ' iT.-S-
i.ng.d the,,. I, , Iin. ,f ,., ,,. Xn , , I , al te The (L'jf
s.ene, of this kind .. lensisteniiy drawn. At one ,,.., -he'S V e U n K Vh$
:u. ss what tb. ..in...,,,,, is. nillIlnr IMlK,.s ,,or ,ltl rx, ,,.,, Wiun!, I Kaplc. His !-(yy
M'el'.s" ill 1' Iditi.i'i Ce i. wiiii'h ink' it into ii
Is a most (luertiiiii i numhiiti.m ..e tin n if site In
hteraiuie .f i ..nil .crs The hook w.i- i,.ier n.i.l
readv for publn atinti in .Inly, but il . ..nhl ii.-mi
....i.i. .n i .. ... .. .i ., i .. i. . .i ...... ...,. , I.. .,. ..
WHS minium "' .i'i-'- '" " ....... i. .- n.'i mm ,. I i ,ll in -lull e matron. Well, III It -
Jlr. Wills win. Ii imis lntci-pieted In Iin- Ittit if jeii are familiar with the genus ,,.r s. nv(. .m, ,m,,iIiIi. ..f ,,.,.,,,.
publishers te lin-.in -i s,ni f,,t- lib,-! 1 ,, ,e n t need I., be told. !'.. I wei u the . her.self m n,,v emergency. 'I'lie iicr
They g.ne Iiiui an eppnrtimitv In indi- uniedti. 1 1 . of th" gi'd "ii tlie l'ast , mom. m . j almost the X -inn hjs own ht-
CatP Wliar pans el Hie hook were fine 111 .e-v ieir en,, ,n- .....ii" e-m ...-. i.' i . ie.ni, in lllll (ill tlie neaipst
libelous, but as Iii has net di igned l" of tin- inser. and the risking of the leiiiise te weip ,,r fnint.
expuigate the lelt'-is. lae book new ap' leurs te em Ii eilnr's nriii-. h (libb-
pears. If will delight tin- heart ..f all has miiniiccil te .-ram i imimli inisiinilei Romances of After the War
these whi legnrd Mr. Wells as m. i,.i Mainline and eiiensh of tin- imi.-liina n,,, llf ,, (lf jm,,,.,,,,,,,,, f,.,it ur -
a reliu'ie i. eeoneiiiic and lilsiein-.il im tteii of Hi-li men ni'd etupl.iis.int of the tendiusi ment of human relations
jiressieinst Mi .leties iid. lies -md law.ur- le nii-if .be ni"-t ran neii after Hie war ha- In-en the sunn time,
liunctures niiil l.nnh.iMe Mr We. K and appetite for -u. Ii ihim;. ' humorous or In-iu I -nppciiliin; nun. me s
hlBlialf-diuested ,-li.is till th.ie is i,..tl,. '' "" ictuniini; men. main of whom
W l,.f, ,f them s.ue a few (all I Tlie Case of .lan.ill '"ve b..- we,i,e,l Mr- l;,.,,,,,, ,.,.
r. n T sennllt V I "-r j
J' v " ( . T "-
and protni-e I & .
ri'vunU'd l n 'i .i
HIK K'll 'I im-lll s.im' a n-n lit I lie i .IV- in ........ hllnnlt Cel s I I II' I ( t '
frnKiiients. And lie does it without for mill: last chapter of ln..n .1. Ti- in'- reinan.es un.ierhe Vit!.' ,,r''Aveund
a moment !emiiS his umper. m nn'ia- J .i-,,,.,,, ni tlie rni-cl Stiiies-' Snipe.." -sin,., i,n. ,. j.nt.i,! t ,( (n
plieric.ill liilsii'"-' I'i- 'iee i lle.i'.diti ii Mifllm Company i will be ''" '. It l.lpptn...ti Coin,,,,,,, ,,
rr.. . t .... . . .. . . .1 .. ... ..!,,,!, s..i.liisl n ilte.l I .. Kiel's Hielltll.
The eiiPiunir of the hrs, lit,, is .1... the Ill-si I., wlin It s..plnlii ateil n.iuei.
lic'nns M' .Ien.-, mss a fiien.l w'. dl tn'ti Mr Tn-al is a prefi-s,,,. m
readme aloud t-. him an art in ., ' M-itif.'id Cmwisitv in Ci'ifeima
nieriuiiK I i r praisiir: Mr Wells at,, I "hn- for lift., t, m-.ii- I," lu. b n
declaims tint he le.l.n . ilnnkms f.,r "'i hnu: 'he med. rn h si..n ,,t the .,,
half Ivinpc" W!icrei.p..ii the lri.-ml I'.isi New it is inter. .i,n: te knew
Mopped leiiiliui: te ii -k- "Nmv we "imt sll.il a in.in llnnks of the J.ip-
knew- win Kurepe . m si,,.), ,,... inn-s.. pi. .Idem en tin I'.ieil.i I' t I'
Frnm this t.-tieniliai ie as the . iters ' "usl.i t" ! uni -sii-y t" sin mat In-
fellow one another. Mr .limes pie 1. d-es tint share the Mews f irln r the
te pile mi parti, uliiis in lis md el polite ul deiu'itfesii ' il lsHie'iul
ment In one plan- he reminds Mr press. II,. tinds no eviden fain in-
Wells In. il In a s,n.', .hant.r lie ha. dii-lriiil ti.n 'r.'in tn .I.ii.iin-..- ..
Pdid th.it tlie I'mUhestsi leivei-'imeiii ImiK n- tlie ,,i;.'ii' Ionian's ncndiiciu
nits m M.en.u "as ...curels siuldishP 1 in nsiinl te iti.iiiiKr.il t (.ntiiiue. in
as an eriiiin'tif in Km iip " and l'r." lln points ur Hi.it i'i- i-'ru
nlsewrile- of Wriinael piillini; de-All the Hen en -iiiiiir.-ilieii -1 niUl mm with
"by no means finals esiablish.'d ii.iv it n iii.pln 'itinn tlmt ti..- .lapauese .-n-
ernnient in Moscow." Tln-n Mr .Tenes inf"ii..r te the Atnericiii s , that th-s
ceinnuuit- ' Th i.., i.-ll us wliidi epin- an- iiiub -iriible ic-ideiit, "It mu.ls
Inn eii de icillv held'' The left re- means. it" s..,s. mar in.-s are un-
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j writinps. Cl7 ,i
-Tlir tirsf pnv- Epjl Vj
s.t,V (Mviirr le It. 'I Vf-Tl
B .1 e h n l n ' l,;,f l,jtU
B Selilirrv ' lilt , j I
Illu.stratP.l. ry (iffl I
1 - " Charles Scribner's Sens
spect .ion i an
sh. s te these wiiiis,. feieitt and ti.it tlie tune is md ii"- f',i
Mr,L-i,or s.ni .me iIeiiil- for them is t,. iiiinalmu I if..- iiumbei of pi ..pie of
be cebere'utls wrmis" The buiilen t .iiueieui r.n and culiure." His whole
the pretest of Mr .loins aeniiist tin- dis, us.i,,ii ,.f the ni.ille,- i- , aim an. I
"Wells plulosepln i- that it is iliic-icl temporal, -.ml illuminate.) I a i.adi-
liKRinst tlie stabilitv of tlie I'.nti.h Cm- ne.s p. i ..Mii-e fads svln-n he met,
jilre find ninsed hi a desire te buns ihm 'In. i'-t of lb" book is a cluu
about snci.il aii-1 pelnle.il reolutien. and illiimiiiatius i-esiinie of Iin- hist.es
But lie sass thai lie has m ill wi'l of tie- n-i.ilieiis bitw-eii .lapan and tin
flRnins, Wills h.-seiid tlint p'.t tierie I ntinlSt.ii stn'in 1SV! t. tin ml
entrer llmt I feel HSHIlM all tile trilie with u. h . . Ill si. .lis into l'.il l'..t
of thS'erists. s.,pliiss. ,,sinsts world- hisieiv m c- in ral lis are m..ss,M i
tern fnct-ileilKM-s. ,.i,--ie.ii;.'is, make li -ii n i'i..ii . I. in .
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GERTRUDE ATHERTON
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handles its human beings
and they are human
with that directness, and
honesty, which mere than
any one quality the Amer
ican novel has lacked."
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tlie rank of foremost
American novelists."
RUPERT HUGHES says:
"It is a 'criticism of life'
of amazing truth, bravery
and vividness."
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wrete: "I sat up until
after one o'clock te finish
'Brass.' It is fine work."
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