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Willi ltMalM,tM. etiaaa , IMilMI P1CT1H M PHP NEW ANGLES FOR OLD Trigonometry of Sex Fiction Has Nevel Twists in "Dust of Desire" An I'selle leve story peopled by char acters tllsllnetl.v human .xui'U la Mar g.iret PcIcimw's "Dun of Desire" (MoRrlile). which Is'inueh better tlinu lis mm iiwiuu title. OirrjliiR with it something of the untamed wlldncss of Hast Afrli-ti, it provides n novel it bit unu-ti.it in epeta mid eiitertiiliilnj; at till times. I Theio is niii.'li of hunianucs. In the working out of tlie romance, .i ml. til though the ilim.ie ate plnhilv sl.ipc iiarpenteied. ami f.iil te tlirill. thev I keep the love mi tielis fieni cleving n ithev might have done under a less skill Tul kindling 'the heroine IS .1 middle-aged wein.lll i who liinl-. tune Ims er.c-eil all lonnnre from i i.iii imeii. ll.-r ili.iti-f.iotie i with ii pbuliliui; lni1t.i ml if -et forth u'etnliielnslv. e tlnit her reluvitien In ii tlirti'ien with an ' irrefi-eiMe' out In IZ.i&t fn.M finl- t j.ir a- it uiislit or te Ink" tieiu her the -miiiliiIij of tin len.ler , , . l'lv ni in in the e.ij."" I emelliill3 of i iiluliimlerer in l'.-e. but imt n i 'KIO's eiii- Alj.0 hi' is a ye.T.'l Seme lliiin Hi till" I. liter i" iiui'mh in- .ii tenipt tc prevent .i li'itiv.' upisiui; alii in .m I .i me.'ts ,i prettv il.ineitu: ri'"l wli.i f.lll I'l 1. v.- with hit'! ' Hi.. Hue", i i liiiiav in hi" ii Q.i i r ,iili i heroine vv'e h.ivts lier nilv Ivni'l i" c te the ..'lier tiiim atnl (!! ......... ill .liit. urn I'M't 111 ln lienie I I I' I'l 'II nn'i1 "t t ii t li.ivv the iiuther vverks awiiv tieiu I tins) Mttiitten in erer te .itlfv he , coin ''lit ions' ter .i "li.ippv euiluu" ui.l v,.t ,(,es mi without M Milling tlie ere- iiu! tv ..I the n!iit ittil renler neeM in et v li.ll lMteil li i ii,eiupltiliel e well fir lglv I'll tlie leti'lliiig vv.uild be utifili it te sa it i ilelie .'etivn "atmosphere" of Kn-t run true, h.'vn i ! Afii.a "rt of I t Pwd. 1 th te. ll.iver. but -nil the -teiv li i ..:.i. .... 11 1- .111 UllUSIIIIl I'll. "llll lie- twills te the eternal tll.uvle ' I tiiaivli that wi.l Mirpris TALE OF "BIG TOPS" FOR KIDS SE'EN TO SEVENTY Il'i-e win I ne seen tile twinkle Ml I 1'ie e .. ..I ' l.il ' Norwood have no win.l'r at all tl.lt lie heul.l hare vvfe.i e irerr.v -lieu'eil u book i I h A "'iituie-i et L'lgiledj Iltl" I 't'e, 15 own " i, whlcli is a il- i tt ji tile et clown- nmi wiiii imi- 1 1 - 1 nr. tv la. lie- mill peanuts It l-t i ' w t-e ktl' v. p. 'inn.',. . .Ml Nerw Jtpeir fi m th. . hi ii-, in brut, atul , n ere of tlie i ireus and t'- n 1 it- wliim-.eilitie') th in "id who, lik - tlie ilewir-, tlifullj in I'iillad.lphlii cub1 -prii -' h'"i tlie "bu top" conies tui I tyu n In t! jelly book Mr. Norwood con- I rn - bv .hi amazitu leijerdeiii.iin te P!iev ni ilwaj- a .'"Oil dial mete than li - f . ' 1 i nd- or at li a-t te have ;nj i PL is i tiff v mih.'s mei e thin is ! tp- p. nig t ftv l me- mere thin ei"r v.. i'il siippe-e i eiii peiblv lnppen te i n i- i . na.'i rli tin ui d te -ii'e t " lnl-t butliila.v et the Mini t' I ".win in All tl . World. At ill.' i nd I V' I have tlie teelii'g, as affr r .1 tlve-tl'U ' -I'M, it iiavin.- 11 1 1 IIKI-O . hi ,,iif ". I . Win. I, in .. ili.it Mr. Norweoi i i eh vi i it fiit imi viritm.'.i- in 1, - j ! i - II ll futH'f.Oll ,1- 1 II!, . f-, ,rt I ri.e J.I' k. I et the b'H'k Illlellll- Us! 'nit it i- intended fe- "luivs and n, D'twe. n iViu.iI.d twelve Jii.t t,.ri'l .- ie, M.i-i'n wiv it -iieiini mt i.ivf :i id. "1 or bev , ,uid eirl- bet ,i(. n -m, ,. an I i-veiitv." for ji, v eni. ni i.i. r '"'I".' ei Ijcl! te it , tiili.if tlM. Th mv 15 j.'p-i Ciriii-' 'Ih.it'- the mi we f.-d I'miif th - tool,, n,i that - tb jwjv we te. 1 .jpeilt lal .N.irwoeil I KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN FOLK MIRRORED I RHYMr HUrvnUACLr U nilllN, I, Ann 1'eb1', who has been vi nni'ing th" Kn'nkv ui"unt iineer rking - -m e Vi r-e, '.') n- ; 10 n. e( n 0, u,,. nt "Kinfell-s" iHeiightnii MiiTlin (eai- panvi. in whii a -he hi- prndiiii'd a sen,- of literarv miniature- that pi .-e the life of the people se graph., e, v tli it tnev beei nie reiil as em ti.n ' ie 1 !'(- 'li.ere i- "Kivers," fr ev;. n. '. wni li te'N the -mrv of the 1. , -pri-i'i- wewn I" ,m old "weuiiin. nrd he .enun e et t'Kin. that i- liwivt " 1 f h Mp'u-r--. d emotion. '1 1 1 t.f. 1 t '.. et -rs Ugg' -t lunch. 'ilierr ire pi' ibeut "Tlie Mail Hi ." "Hi'it " "Homesick 111 Irti-," Milsitig s.erjlium ' "Gi in-i v i,r.i-- K'd t.ei eering, ' and many nth. - wnr. 1 -e - iit.lv 'ind tinpretentieu'v thit one m in dinger of ignoring the -.'!l wLie'i 11 has taken te de these. The 1 ever dtMgn of the book is taken f-em 'ant of an old "kiver" woven In what is) known a- "The Whig Hese." HOLIDAY BOOKS FOR BOYS .AND GIRLS .fit' prtrv 1 "mit)! till-1' I lie w 1 v -' vi 1 1 t d"r " V I'lh '.T HOML B- I. w 'i ri free II I i Tan f 1lfe t ' liivs and gir! in i !d"'i d iv -i are mte-ete In ' . nuip'e n n v ' '"ll i!.' ri'. Hli'II A 1. Ve u II v ' " Th V - 1 ' de li, r-ee ' 1 ' I !' I i'ic . i . .is- ' I'll ih'l book- fur tile vrung tra -laird into aitrn tiv fi 'm r An.' i 'i'i yeung-trr-, b W.iltir p uiinir Ainriiean will gun n'i'ig information a hour thrir Im ,i) ii i- n- u- well as rend a most . - g -terv , in tl i- berk. r T1 ' rttK h'av'h fier.ss d t ' .'t -rt, ji'j Hlm Hii.Kh")n m r i j v Th" vv r much admired bv bev fir In Id an 'tone- i- nu udeptrd rierr'n f if f'lr P.Ihi It fort Tribe His rwn fmrte eharirter" Teni I'ei and r.'nienknii. the Indlnii hid, Iisure agmn m the-e new adv i ntiire-, of the old fir titier JY - ' i vii I. Mfirri.-ne- i'j-1 ;,,it V li I'l' Meuil i i e -'i rv tlmr gtr's w.ll rell-h The 'enunei a nit gill with n.udi i huiin, and he la- nuinv r adihle rxiarn nre '1 he -terv I- r.eh lu the vii w point of t' e si 'niulgirl. t. wii'f. - i'bi"ihi.i:m n? po-eth i iji - ii Iln.tnn Tji? ' enipinj A i .ni aftrictlve gin is Penelope, and the uutl.er tells of her adventures and experiences in n graphic -tje whldi will commend the book te all gill rrndei- f I It si i.s "v 11I Kvdri Betoi I .(t, Hrjwn Te '1 be auth'.i of mme of the most gr.p pmg and vivid animal stories of rent j ears has hen win ten a book for bev s that is uceurnte in Up zoology and thrlllltiB in Its eipleitb. The advi ntup s of the two city ladx, nixteen year, old each, who get into the great outdoors en a limiting expedition, an told nu much giibte. Booklet! About Auther IllilsMittcd booklets ileviitcl te the lifn and works of Anatole riniiu ainMV 15 Mii.wd have rmiillv bun nrlutrd in Uiidd. Mend & Ce., who will be. gUn) In send coelCM oil ri'OUCht. Thi! value firm also lbtnies boeklete'about Archibald Maraaall.. LetiU Ceuparuj. J FakN ud Balsh WtMe XrlD ATT. SHUTS BBBBWBlfe'Jfe SrMk ' HH gH j ifHHJH:! r. Whose st olio M'OIT riT(iKltALI latest (ollcrtlen of short In about ,Urr. ami the nt ime, as uli:il tniKii" c-T--i.i i ii mn a tin i te lO-epei.ite wi h one another an ns- JOINT STOCK HUSBAND iMimptlen which the small child ne.-epts, . as w"ll luiiiuhd. lie will talk te Urn m,,;..r. , M .1- U...l:.i or iluuN and fishes as tlieuglt tbej under OhdiiUR a i!,le iNevelista Of-! , .,.., A fir tieiittl.. inll wiMi fcrcd Solution te Problem of f'Vmtm'im ei i cmmism 1 l.i unit en l.vi.. h,iB peimittid himtelf I te become entangled in the world-wide nrsuineif ever the new femiulsiu. but. I f...t.,le. 1,. I"' J"' " .' II.I...O.U. Kllli 1 unlike ether of lit-, British fellow au thor, he .fu-ej te lie feifcil te takt i i di'flded stand, l.ut te the problem I he Lives an .uisvw r et his. own evelvin.'. one which syivr- ilie problem from mini' mew points, but win. h would make Mr. tiriiti.lv ar.'U lier e.venrews n hue im-i ., , . . ""' '""' '", "' !""" " ...-uiu.i - edi-'t. In ' 'I he Fruit of the Tiee" (SeltreO Mr. I'.vl'e -hews two t.vpes of women one the new woman, with her demand 1 '! a e.n cer but ilisdiKc for the palli um! burdeu- et motherhood, and the oilier the woman t wbmi tbe prat in.' of her own i htld lueaus everj- lllllli The in in n the ri-e au average -toil.-v Unglihniati- in lines the ti. worn in, but finds himself unable t bie.ik down her uruinenis ng.iiti-' net liet heed Thev lentinue goeil 'Mien. I- ami i ompaiiieti-, but lie timl- hitn-e't mere and uvre wanting tin rial home tlia. "iilv ihildren can sup plv. .se be tut ni- te tie Milace of an allair with ln steui-Taidier -the fmceiuI tvpe. Tins giies en t"r s.vcial .vfir uiril -uddenl.v his wife di-ievers the ti- i ud household. In n im end her fe'ivr jocular ad-ml--en- et b.iiu willing te "s-han' her lii-band tall bv the va-ide. It l- tln etlin' woman wiie t.n.iu.v nun in a ' wav legi.allv niT. r- the al ern.it Ive 1 1 ii -luring in eni.r i" ,niuii mi- i .-u lint the -hatterni?-ef convention would luf in should thev bn en i known. Unit aieiind tour i h ir.n feis tin bi-hop. gedlat'iir et the man. 1- a l -eiitiil p.ut if he .ll-'U.liellt a- i pe st mil. the luirili the -teiv i- m ht I ......p.lll, ' tl llliV. I lllll-l - ' tO . . .. ... .... ... .. i.i .i i. i.,...i..i..i .... in. nt-. Inn liri.-en - a I -tti'it "ii and then peimi- tin nnbrihis native heath l- an author in em ti. -'pelv i better ending than luitiluve. Tuic it i- th it elil.v a .-mall pn of Mr l'vf if he li n I uitage of the ht"r.tr.v output et -n- ' - - J leiiuicis lu i i totes new is wi rt li the ,-.,. rrr7prnvin DI LCC ' treulile of peiu uu. but suiih'Iiiii' - a F. SCO I 1 HlvjtKALU rbrre traveVr appeits, whose entbuspisni and AS JAZZ AGE OUTPACES HIM ; bat wa unforced In tl " tietmn of 1" r-cett Fltgerald, and tlnntei" in tnzuiui; en occeutil of 11-. -iieut un itv ""' emht'il .'ib"i-au-e. -,en- t..l..ve e. iir.llatllt Ul ,-,, f the ster.e- ,,. u oil cud tn '"libs of fie Ja A-'. ' it'l. ill. - rbnir- ei.-i. Altheu.U 1 l-t 1 i.t in 1 k form the-e -teui - hid periiidic.il publii.itieii 111 lb" la-t leuplt uf vi.ir-. It 1-, of ceur.se. net ia--v t) (led no 1 hionelogv, but the impir---ien ab des with oil" that this book is made up 01 two sort- et otupu-ilten - arlv. .1. which the tr.Ke it the aina'-ur -ill! ling.r-. and Intrr tl in the-e which .iv, tl . writer hi- iei t it, en and hence nme -, pbi- n iful an! unnneied Tn ti .t'i - nu- t 1 tl at Mr. Fit . gerald la- pet-grad i'.d flem tl" h ilvi at.'l 1 h 11 ining - pi 'iin'irim of t: e .veungr .-et which v.as both his dang. 1 an 1 h.s appi.il. II" aliens, te p.m" this him-lf for, with viry nilddie- v 11 ,ch. lie S.1V3 111 one et the s fb.irai teru.ng 1 ritii isin- which ucion. ucien. punv the tabic et contents.: "I tried, un-ien fully I fear, te weave then Inte a pattern a pifern that weuil give ttie t"ct of thee months in V w nr 1- thev appeared te at lrast rn men ijer of what was then the .veung.r gem ratjr r.." Hewivei Mr. 1-itger.ild Is bv no ineina an ld-t'niet v. i net b.v a ' .; sh t Ui de give 1. .Uipse., of tl.e fi eg., tlieigl) that i-iijw bv wav t 1 ... 111.' leilie.l file I . neuii and I'i " il II 1 111- , T 1 1 , tb"r legied and crv -t l i t tli. i "1.1 ngl . I v -, adv. ii" ''i .nil g( r set .1- ni'tlmis a ( vi i, lieveiil 1 1 rild ,v lie in. ' the opening - J siudv in i 'iiiini ti rUntieti . ' alrr.e-t a iiuv ni'ttc, ha- ,i . V l! V lug fiem tlie Iretii t I a go Ij-v, mi nt ii tl lr.diaiiiuti. but 't K vcr.v flu i eigh in the iniiu readable w.tr t.e.r whellv gui plllg. li ( K i- ju-t a lauricaii'i f wliica Hall a uuniirm wm'-i- i mm .i lltietler, cei, Id 1, ive done as vv I The fiumend Hig a- the Hit" i- tot hj mm h fmtiisv, as labeled, as i'iii'ii ira2 r'a r i.ui's tire, ll'.u.v r the-e wl.i 'ike Mr i'.tgernld f" i i-im nt will be ariu-ed bv most i;i- n the i volume, .ilthmgh it does ti i i e f jj. . .is aim of interpretii g t c ngi . jazz, FINE CABINET WORK FROM j THE SHOP OF DUNCAN PHYFE f ei n ters' of pest-'- i.al f'iniitur'i will find ' Fiirnituie i-n ipn .., by In.n hi I'hvfu" (iJe'i l".in. Pig" A le i ml et vuluabi" ! in Hiun. 'Hie U;ik. written by (hare- Ukp Cor Cer lie.ius, ai-is.tiint cur'ite- iif ih depirt iinnt of ddoriitive ar'- et th Metro Metre in a i Museum ' -'' m -"s. vv erfc, i- a il tilled deHript. i of the fpeci linn t Pll.vfe's "! pi the liiunemil . ', tinii. tngetli'i w.tii b egraplilral dm about I'hjfe ni, u Im.'f miivcv (f t . ei ui I Nfv 'rk t the ri" I v. Inn I'lvfi. was making i unit ure ter the vi 'o-de. Tlie-" tiiiiiuar with bis work are aware tl ir I nued nnd niedinrd the d'-icas f the gn a cabi netmukers wins luim.dlafelv preceded him. llii dt.t" are KOs-ls.-l. He lid most of h ermtiie weik in the e.irlv vturs of In iiinderutli century. , hfS a bgl ' md gr.,ee that his 1 1 etiii mperarv nv,( ( m d net eq' il and i-peciuicin of it ite highU pileil by i mile -ors. 'I I., book j, il'ii-iriitrd bv fi pioduclleii i photegiiiplM et his . chairs. table-, b irt.l is. 'uflln and washHtaiidii '""I "Hit line iliawings et Jean lienrltbe detau-i et accoraiien which mil designed. HP PRHPLR DOCTOR'S VOYAGES Hugh Lofting s Naturalist Takes a Small Bey en a Won derful Trip Net mere than once lu a generation is a real conttlbutlen made te the litera ture of harmless nonsense. It came from Lewis Carrell in his generation. Hugh Lofting lias mnde it te tbe gen eration new alive. He began with "The Story of Dr. Dollttle." which wns wel wel (eraed with suich ncclalm that he hn had te continue the story of the ad ventures of the ntuiable naturalist. They are told In "The Voyages of Dr. Do De little" (Frederick A. Stokes Company), which will till a place in the stockings of thetiMiuils of children thin year and ' be read by the parents with much mere delight than by the children them- Theie is mere nonsense packed with in tlie cover of the book than In any half ileeu ether contemporary books of the kind. And it Is nil told with thut Mmpliclt.v whiih dlsirniN skepticism and vtm the moment persuades tue re.iuer 'of its truth. Tlie beauty of It lies In 'its fiitnliimenl'il ii.iimptlett flint nil llv I nu tilling aie fellow iriatiiies willing 'them in lb' wj ami help them while !'h'.v help littn. (line is lieliiing III (be . . ' , ,, t.rltl,m,. ( m..l nv or s-nuill girl. Who knows !' ut that enee Mich conditions did pre- H.lll.' lliey kii u, in.i in inc inn- ., ,i. i. I.. i-ntnum tliey win prevail ukwiii. Mr. I eftlne lias founded his fantasy en tliH old tradition ami mi peiiirni nope, and ha thus made his appeal te some thing that lie in .he b.nkgretind of human eonseieusne.-. Ills book i likely te talte Its place :t part of the permanent literature of the language. I mdeafTbrutusm ' Bairics Delightful Play New Obtainable Between the Cevers of a Boek 'Hi ether day an habitual playgoer rnteied tlie etlice of mother devotee of tin thiatre and tenmrked : "Did veu knew that 'Dear "Brutus' i.- -it b.st publi-hed In a book?'' ' e-," .-aid the ether, "I bare just h.id it In m.v hand-. 1 hive licen wait ,i c for tt ii b",g time " 'I'lieut-inil- of AniTlcins who nv nv i.illette in the pla.v have had the same longing te have It pi luted. It uppiai hi the -eric- of 1. urle rI " whi'' i li.uli's s..'ribner'- Sen- aie i ullig. It hi- the Mini' dilightful stage direftlon direftlen and side remarks with which Mr. Ij.h lie Ii.is, supplemented the ether pla.v s il.at have annealed lu the MUie.e. Oemn-ent en the jil.iv Is Mipcitlueu Ml that could be -'lid of It was said luting its run lu Ik' Aineiiuiii thea tre. It Is enough te KIU.IIK mat Wliell r0(( j ,ll0 p,ii..s ... ,,. ,uti,,. of ill.' home It ie vvhicli w .if Hied the -"-- hearts of cver.v one who saw It en the stage. OBSERVANT GRING0ES GYPSY THROUGH CENTRL AMERICA I'r.n ticiilv everv trave'er who leaves lvituril far Hit v te imprint en me p 15 the picture I111 mind photegraplud en leute iiake- iii) for a hnk of litirarv nieehani - Such a one is l.ugene fun- 1 ninglnin. who 6t.irt'd thre"gh Central Ai.ier.1.1 wi'h Nerman Hattiuin, u photographer. Main ethirs hive jeuitiejed through 'the-e little republics and have brought had; si uies of tluir nitii.-t-. tin li niannei-, tin ir like or di-'ike for "Ciinseej" and their trad" jie ihi iti.s. J lint none line done se 111 a flier mid mere likab'.H manner than Mr. fun ningli.im 111 hi- "(Jvp-.viug Threugli Central America" (Dutteni. He just wandered fiem place - place ' king at whit Interested him while llir'l'j.111 snapped his cam'ri iuce-- 1 ntlv Mr fJiiiMUiiKhitn 11' 1 r ccii-l , 1 I is b'.iiu nvir tl 1 lisv." ij of '1 nitiM- of Cn-fi Kiel, 1 i be dull . il let., of inteie an0' thing te till J ale ut tin m lati r. I The t.aive bimpllcity of the btvle of narration 1-, one of the pleasures of this travel iterj. STEEL By Charles Rumford Walker Ii the fjr-at steel nulls the 'vveive-lir.ui dav and the tv.cnty : i.'- ntir sl'i;t ate stt'l gnin -( ilttic-. 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