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SWINNERTON
-k
Seme Pungent Comments en His
Latest Nevel and Its, Problem
"Thi' wiit M Is "t full uf a niiiiiliiT of
ll'illRs" t'l it Milt MlllK'lillU'.M HOMlIlM'
v li.v modern novelists ilnti't hear of
thi'ii) hi I writ about llii'tii.
Wl' ,li"hl t'lcll llllVi novel-, of HCtlnll
-ivar. c riiin- !iulutr.. Inve. trmel.
itileiitu:i .
Or. if tin- teller- of tnlei mtiM
ilm into the iiiliuls of tlieir clitir
in ti'i'.v niiil i-pi'i tulixe in lliuuslit h riither
Ui.'lli ilei'il.-. tlie.l tiiiKlit. with llilvnlitilp .
Se in for iMi'isilli'il fiir'ititiK ninl rale
problem ether tin1 m .-fv.
IliMeinl f wliiih tlie, ninl onine enine
ili ntl.i we. lire w.illewlni; ill ex illiili.
"'L'lic Thine l.eier.-.." I y rrntik Swin Swin
nerteli Mleerse II. Muriiti Cempiiny).
iMi'l us Itnil us ..inn1 lieuKs we've seen,
tut it is litut emitili.
I In three levers tire iittrnrtcii te
Ai-yr
V-w,Vi ,jS?5i . "'i' three levers nre nttrnetcil te
---' . ".tJ,i .TS . t-iUJ8KE2J 1 t'.il. I..I,. it 1 1. I.. ! i, !.,,
II HUH III 1'l(l l II I III 1 II III I- "'ft, UU,l
iw.vw... .....,.i- Ibi'ntltiflil. i-mei'ltul mill ie-.eM-i! of u
I.KIIN Mil) MhltUIUi m,u111 invntiility. n sliuht lespe.t for
W.'tese new I'lilleiliiin of slimt
t-tmie jiiNtllli-s Ills iirtNtir reptile
MERRICK'S ART
A EOOK FOR CHILDREN AND
EVERY ONE ELSE i
Te he ntnkctl with "Alter In Wonderland"!
The Adventures of ,
MAYA the BEE!
By Waldemar Bensels .
PIlOI'fSKI.V ILM'STItATllD MV
iieMi:u miss
Mavn iviih lint n liee IH.p ether hees.
Ven llirlll with hir iul. i-lnr. h V ii
low her This book will wirpriFe inn
'by te t'htitlii. It Ik Merpeil In bftiuly.
j It has it ilt'lli'leui humor. ,
lltiMcanrilr Ihnrthetnc in X. )'. Itcrtttt). ,
! "A book te lull el elmrinltiH fanny, el ,
I the most ftcut'j ubscnntien el n.itnie
j which Is tmt the dearer for Its falr
I cliurnelcr. that the author ilcfmcd te
I heroine u luverite with theuwinits of j
. Imppy I'hllilreii. te iiheni this one bneli
will (jlvu ninny hours of joy II linn
, been retulereil Inte cxiUlite Unnllsh " .
s5.l 00 I
AKCIIIKAM) MARSHALL
Who has wilttcii :i I'.iniel story In
Urn .Marshall manner
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i
WELLSBE'S
.Vcr nertl e; the W'r-.':
''Xet only her best but one
of the Rveateb'' novels of the
year. . . . Ju:.ti!ie any word
of praise that can be said
of it." -v.'.'"'.
JUDITH
OF THE
GODLE3SVALLSY
I'.IJ til IllitllOr t
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256 pages of sturdy American
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Iiir. "nti iileallj inasteihil lever who
weuhl net tinili rstninl a rel'if.il and se
jit Is Well Illustrated in His Lai- ,"''lIl1 t iini-i.t it."
! ... - .,. ... .Menty UiiM-nlieiK. n m:e1iii1 atnl
est Volume of bhert Stones n ihle-si.i seliHi m-m vim cm- ,i" te
I'lint l.ieitii'il Miiri'K is ,i literary e'liil's In inviilent. piiiMiini: all ill.'
1 tirtisi hi ' i','i r i!. .s bimii" ll nilti'it- while his ,.wn liiiu inn- aiias,-- en of
ifil. 'I'll" imliliiiiti'iii if i'.e ili'iinitiM liimi linlr l'aiiii la ; mu!
eilitie'i n In-- i .rl. iitli speeinl lnll'n- Kil;ar .M.imh-, "a iu'ii m neailv
tlitc-t en- !v ilisini'.'ii:-!!! ." i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" fort', of uhiIIm inul-Jicl ,( ) .naiiec."
men if htin- lia.s hre.ijlit Mm te die linenle.ss M-el:s mi "nlYait" ninl has
itteiiiieii el n mile', with't imlilie than no thniilil of luntiiii.eii, .
mis ai'i) uil'iti il wtlh him Vfiin ''s ISesenberiC is willing te titiiti th"
' iipjii.irniin'. lie iiM'ius tin- jepu- jirl etih when he Ibjils lie iiml gr !nr
i l.irits tlm: has .nine le liiiu. aii,i etliir way.
, Tims., wlie linn- rnl the enrlii r ei- IMunr, dour soul, has alwa.1- wmili'il
i lllne in tin i niiipVe edition of his te lillltri liee.
I wer!:s v i'I llmi pliiiiire in "Te Tell S'n- llirts with all three men. mines
'the Trfh" ill. I'. Pinion .S. 'e. I. a il.iliKi'i. )-!; near help,: hutni'il. anil at
i'ollei-tie:i nf slieit teiie whieli it wtis ni 'anniis .Muiu ami is il liiiniwly
. in t .i 'liitili;. plnfii'il te inelinli' In l.ap'.j.
I'.ie liitimi. lnii"il i. lui- heen m.-iili- I lii re jii, have the plot. The
i eps. mi i. ni.-ai.m .(in -. for llv eem- 'novel" i, niiipeseil lii;.eh n' the
! pjl't. eil"en -:i lll.nle. Tllese who MelUItlB of he! lllll',",i'l i.uud.
I pri I hi- sliiii i s m ie te his hew-Is Aril.'1'! nmti .'1J wininiiiii has
'will lin I mueli t it- Klit tneiii iii this "a I'siuiliiits insij-lit pie the i carts
i lehi'iie. lie shims Ins me I'lin.i iti-'ia'nt ' : in bini f clrls."
int.. i'!mi..etei- ami 'in-iiie anil li" e- IJntln r tliati have ai ; 'nxunieiir
liibii- the lijjhniss ami hnuier v l.'.i r. nl -il ' w-'Il eeneede the n:.ilu. e'l'
are nssiiel.it.il with h ''ii . Ami he ih li n i u!i w il leilistuili :.
'p-ev.s tlmr he e.m handle nathi- in "The Three I.ewrs" i- piiiieiiuilly
ii shut ntery r.s wli : i'l a '".i'I l li-'!; in'i.. piM'.i.
nine'. In "The Stafte." ter example. This is ih. 'nine lenieil ih'.e heemise
i, mi- .'' th" tales in this -.online, tie sv mm timi in write . '! .unl
sierj i :' a nVtii who fell in lne villi tleieiiii.i,. ite iiiiliiMiiiitis iimi ie' niudii
t'.i tiui.re of a J iiiliK wei.lii'i e!i a i.i-i' lini' -eii.elliluu te-aj.
meiniiiieiit ninl liiiiilnl ei the i. nidi 1. N iv . hi ilaj s in . ,i - . i,
hie ni-e seiililinu te.ils. Inn t'l" tin me "
's hi.iiilleil Mith ii ri-traim "l whieli 2
none b i ,i sreal nrlisi 'x eilil
been i ipable. And in lihliv lein. "A
l-l.il le Spare" lobbies vitl. l.t.n.er en -q rerd al n Time" 1
the wive of lilll'lfsipie, but the -Kill et . . .
,i - L.....H ii uithiii the realm Lhaiminc and InRenuetia
" ....... ... -! . - ,, - . . - . ... ,.....-. ,
of human pn li.ieilnj. "uiitieinei-eiie linre is seii.etMiii n lieaitt' 'liy iippin s man) auwiituii
ma Mire." the uni'eilv et a jemic ehnniniu Mini imteiiiieiis in .M.n'iret ' lehl in .Mr. Marshall s (aim manner,
i woman who seeks sineiss in Talis ami l'ullei's line World M n Time" MVii. j nlii'iituri- thai iiicliule eentiiet with a
, Iimls her-elf merallj bound te take tiu I th..l if leads te the iiehsihlj lU'nir bit of iiiler.'stinj; anil pietuies,jiie eliar-
, i ; me clillil ! .. Hteiui w iiein si,..,, (mi,,.. i,.l tile a'ltller will t'e ii'i ems nun me jur a nine nun il eir
lii.d defraiideil. epi i,s the deer into tin ,i. , ..,., iu.., M,.,ri; nulii lmmeillii.il). "tis. einlmg Willi an ex-m rieii I senu
he. lit of woman. Hi'1 i.iti li--timj m -,,,,,. j. N1, nmel, iiin.nly of .M.irs.mt
wh.eh ! I) a s)nipatiipil.- and uml " r,.)!,.,. ., ,.f ,,, ,i. lit't ! si r Unit
' s.'.-iiiiiiii'.; h.tuil leiibl have teiind. , , .;,,, ir u.j finoetlilj eer portions
tin i eruii ter l.iek el Ii.erai) ear
im.i-i'51, PH tien of the Mala qoek ,., ,,i. ,!,.
' i ,1.. .1 di.pm hi-- ft. ,n l.on.leil r- ll.l pers, milit) is ebti inline .i wee bit p';'"' I'.' ole. I nu lilelt) een tie jrirl
., , V iiiofeumi s.-,s...ion ,ii . .., auiih. . deft tut.rli ih) tl.- st ' -m.-.. ..hi. 1 hey jiieeteael, eth, with
, ,...,. ,..., i.V t ,ul. Ie.,...,!. of uu-li al.mv as:.,'i. ! ' ''T :l1"1 "."T, lj"5,lnK ',' ll.Ul" ':"
i,i i sii,. lieiiL-bi !I'iiL''s ., ,, , i . ..- . ' ''li '"I Uli.irks liiat when he is t'lentj-
;V " ' ""!" p' r?ul. i','.,, ., ,.rl.l..' .. li... .. an .,. W., n l. llirrlH. Sh. I.iuIh.
;,:. "..." ;;"' s".,i .'''slir;,...'":"-',""':! r".".? w?.:? ,M":. 'r '" :'. ! -! .'ti-.vs ,,,.-
" !' " , S II ' II 1 1 i'I I HI' ' ' .1 " il. . I II'- O'l' I ,. n 1 K..- I-iw.. inn i. I..., I. .. ....
,-hi'. '.e was e.Miiiam.l- ,.,., K ;. -,,,.. ,.,,,,. i.,,.,... l" .. ',''".,;..","...'.',..-'"..''
I- fell '" ' ' .' ' , , ", , V ', ". , i i"Tii- l.s. lllllll Hie Mil.' el Kie"lllli;.
JIll'l 1,1' I'.ll i- '! . .... Ill' 14.111- .-....-
ell! yirl who .-iieiid.- ineiilli- with In"
i. .uiMe but iiiiui'lful and eiitrle 'in -ele.
This 'lliele i- s pla.nlv al
THE TALE OF PIPPIN
Hew a Farmer's Sen Spent a
Year in Search of Adventure
If .leffery I'nitiel, iiisteiiil of Arch
ibald .Marshal:, hud written "Pippin"
(I)edil, .Mead l'e. i. il would linve
bei'ii a sw!isilnii'klin tale of the bread
hichwii). for th- ilu'ine is the theme
whieli .Mr. I'ari.el lias handled In his
elatrnelerisiie manner two or lliree
times. Hi t the milliner of .Marshall in
mil the manner of I'aniel.
Pippin, a farmer's sn, is railed by
this pet name iven te him in his in- I
fanev hri'.iti'e et his apple I'heck.s and i
continued hj his pmeiils beeaiiRer' it
eetni'iled the loving kindness which be- '
sat it in the hr.-t place. Al the ne i
of nineteen he C'ts n -tlcss ninl wants
te sec the world. His tatlier utiilcr- ,
stands his feelim; and shjj, h,. may K' ,
for a j ear. and thai he m.i) net return j
till the year is up. that he must earn
his living when the funds with whieli ,
lie is. supplied aie t'hiuisted ami thill. ;
he ought le trawl hi the hlKhread In .
order that be inn) m'c mere iiceplc
and come in ele-er contact with lln-iu
thaji when tiaveliuj.' m mi; ellief va).
Pippin sets out al il. vui. uml nfter a
fiireweil call en Ids cousin Alisen ut
a iieij;libnriliK fnrm, he gees en hi.
w.'i). Alisen uml he haw been play
mates slnee childhood and he has loved
In r as if she were his ,,'-ier.
The war passes ami the story of
hi the read
Months in Louden. Then Piiiiiln ie- '
urns home, aiiiviac .ins; a year le a
l.iv from the time of his lupiu'tutc. II"
tuns nt Alisen's house at the sum.
id thin, airaln. j.is't win-n I '""'f at which he hail sleppeil just a
i Something Nfj snder '"f Sun
! BATOUALA
i
By Rene Miirtwi
The Neure iiimi'I Hint wen the I'rli
(lenci.urt.
I'hilmlrlithHi l.ntijrr. "A masterpiece."
.V V I'ime.i: "An astounding hook.'
.V V Tribune. "S'tp' ib-.i strange work
It Mies' llilRlirlll 11.75
THOMAS SELTZER
5 West 50th St., New Yerk
Taw SOUTHLAND ROMANCE
X&te
m
ACiQ.
KJrt7w k
iM W itisw
A Remance
of Early
California
By Harry
iinciun
Drace
tin
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t e
r 1 n ix s
1 ii y e ii r
ii r h I II
li I s luxe
Inr.v of ilnti-
Iter uml nil
ii'iitiire.
v tmn.r
uen nre !
i uniair; uuc 11 l
we iieifcv RMacauLivl
!- I , !!.- . M
iitar veu Mi .arnnnnvi
like MRafimneH 1 ... J. . 1
iWrtll Wf iPMtfPK ft "re
''Qntsniii
I. en
- I ie
lla'c;
1' -e'lii-,
I'l.e b' ..'t
luti.itte l.ep. uatk. particii-
ii, in re i te s,iie of .Mr. 1.1 i)n
I, in", 's retllille- in cellliei tieli v.llll
P.i.tish Allied i, rune,. It is
-.li
2WL
r.... .. .r iPAst li.irm ht in iiN I'fii'"' !i"u ,,t linMTi
'"' '' . I . . . . ... .l. ...il... .. ...
I inn ' i .i r .. .i i rn ill ev I nil inn ir.i iiiir
n-'.ii..h'li" . hniviiif. lie'u winch cm- "" - ' i
'..i-i n'PMta.iei.s. both millterj and r.r.i.itl ..ripi..i. ..!.! full.. M.,,r.-I.
ei 'li i will siiiTc- It : riimereil iii ' " bo'i-e nlW with old derbfi's f..i a
1.. nu'eii' tliat Lord Hr.l-'s diaries .-en- new he i that is en his head n. a IiimIi
limit..,! !,, in,, ster- "ll.e Annric'in able I. ii tup win n he reiitriteh e
eiliti. ,. "i this nntiilili- book, which, plains a .i.lhipse b lelliuu' el takiii.- i
pieiiiise ' In' one ei ih. mi,-' cxple- , nut off a wiiuil te leiiiinil him h. had
M ,, , imviiv j iil.bi'.iiiei, , Mill he M.ishid tin unrein and then had lor ler
i.nb'.isi '.1 h) lleimli .,, .Mii'lin I'enipaiiy, tetlen te pn r b.n k en Ie doiuhi.ite deiuhi.ite
in .liim.-ir) . iln' slei-i .
-- 'I Inie '.- t.iiii'h of isracii'iil in.aui'ij l:
Hew te Make Children Read t'. de-. iipti"T's ..f pkuum.-.n life, but )
. . .1 . 1..... it . .til... I,.,,., .i.i. . .. i
, doers for the e',lr,u: - l''",;,1""",'" """" .""".'"- "
h ii Iiorelhx n" '' "iiii.i" ie ,e .hi ,,, no ie inn
I lie leUiailce iten linn ei n jeiiii'
tie1 old si-hoei "mn, tin
man i las-, will i reiuses te s.,,1 in.
ipl.nr .in
Mll.l t 111.
pIMctice le'i'.illse el l.,i :r verj ' "" ' i '.",' :, i ,
IC'-ri. s I i help tie' Chilli, h'l' ll'-cl - "'Il ,' ' eiee 1 .
ri.l. -s .i I'., iiiilitii.ii -inn- of inn- ,di- minder m! -uiiili-. these are s,,ii.
MM.i.'i M..s Clllll I'I el-l oil te s.ix . ie.,-1) i.l.U-H.il hi in I'd ail epelt l.mie
ill' tin" lic-l l.'l- Uic the ri'iht sort of or ,L'.r . lliftt P.Ut .Miss I'llller bit
i..ei,s iiid she luil- .Mi-., Davis' :m n the ba.aid and lueiiKht en. n
1., ijj ..I old ami new poems for Kir'- -ten 'i.i' i- M'.re ilian well Mmili
.is ., i.ilujlil. ami Ien;;-needed book. .il..l.
11.- lioe is mil ei n liiiniiy huni.init)
d III" reailili'; of it will b" lestful le
these we.ny of the feverish ami ijn-
ill I lieve', of the 11 'V er sehoe!.
"lletl ! epei
I "in i I.i in key.. that i- w
.'.... l i. in l.ii inn uilnc' ..et
I ' III. Ill ... -', - - t ,,
"Tae ilirl's I'.oeL ..!' ets.." .enpi'eii N'Uth.in.i'
III Mm". 1 1. 1 1 in-. It s p.t II il
d. i.: difl-iili ler pii'ivi,., and t'.Kher-te '' mill w th iietn t teil: his apt.
ei.. mu. practice h-ciis.. el tie ir v-r) ' ".I -tt- line mar blsm i am
Brief Notes of Interesting Beeks
Hamsun in the Movies
Until Hamsun's "Iiri.nners" , )
-non be seen en the screen In Ainiii
i.'in iiunliis-plcturc theatres, iHcerdlii'
te I. n atillelinceliU'llt of the Swedlsl
lliesraph 'empaiii. ulilch i, eiiis in
tr) the e;.periiuciii of lilinlni; Ihr wei k
et i:nat ScaiiiliiHiihni wrilirs j;(. Kmi'
Il'iiiisiin ami Sehn.i l.'ii'Keilef for Anieri
nu and Kimlish auilleiu'cs. Alain or
'I.iii'.sUii's nine's haw 1 n sereelii d.
ini'liidiii" "Pun" iind "(iiewth of th
Si'il." both of which scored iietabl
snci e-si's tliroimlieilt the Ulll'iipial
leuntiiis, Inn "llienmei's ' is the tir-t '
le h shown In Aineiiea. j
' Echoes Frem Theecritus )
A lp lie hook called "Kehi.e, I'reiu i
Tlnei inns," i,j IMward Crncreft ,
i'ie) . Idi-h the bilttetis milielllice.
il'iiuises i, . ,i je.,1 tiMil for lewi's
f bctiiliful hooks. ii will have an i
iiitniiliictinn treiu .lehn A ldinsteii S - i
annuls' essay m, l.efnn .,m decorit decerit decorit
t.ens b) the wiil-luieiii, KukIMi ar- i
u-t. .lehn Ausiiii, i, I,;,;, arc said t" '
l mil only ver.i lewli in theiiisc'ivs.
lull al-e le l,e m. peifeuli in (he Creel;,
spun as te inalv ih m In eiillie har- '
77ircc Timely and Vital Beeks
en the subject of
Autosuggestion
SELF MASTERY
'llireiuli ( iin.iliitis
AUTOSUGGESTION
EMILE COUE
I'rli'r SI, iie.tniiiil. lull l"'iilirr sl.;.V-
MY PILGRIMAGE TO COUE
ELLA BOYCE KIRK
I'iiIIhuI uml I'nnU nf ( ,,,!,.
I'i lie S1.2." Mi in.ill. .s.:i:,
SUGGESTION
II. l.ini ami Itipltenllnii nr Ilir I'rltir lle
ninl rmitiieut I'siiliu-'llirrimrulli's.
D:-. Charles F. Winbigler, Ph.M.
f'telli. HJ I'.uii', I'rlie s,no
Al till 6oe:.oi'f,s or fretii
juii(iieis
Xm.ili'.iii l.llirnr.i srrilir
.lull I iflli Vie.. Vim lurl, (lb
IHP V 'x'-M
I'VHnr JbH
K '''IIH'' jbTbBbBbBbBbBb1
vvk- y .jp4lttuyl
l.::-;;J. -mm
jfer f)tikmati (gjbins or
for $our ten Etljrarp
THE NOVELS OF
A. S. M. HUTCHINSON
Professer William Lyen Phelps says:
"It must be a solid satisfaction te Mr. Hutchin
son te knew that each one of his five novels has
many supporters who will go 'te the stake In the
faith that his favorite book is the author's best.
All five are se geed that none can be spared, and,
taken together,, they place their author In the
front rank of the novelists of our time."
THIS FREEDOM
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