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Essays and Lectures of Prof.
Caleb T. Winchester Are
Collected
A vrry silRhtly nml itppropiiate me
morial te Ur. Ciilch '!'. Wliu'lipsttT. for
most of a lone carter profes-er of Kng
llsb lllrrature at Wrslryuti t'tiivcrMty.
is 11 olume of his papers nml lerturi's
entitled "An Old Cnstle and Other Ks-i-uTs"
(The Macmlllan Company). Dr.
Winchester, vhe died only n couple of
years nge, was vvldMy known ns a lit lit
ernry historian nnd ds n hkillftil, In--piring
and txuly.thelpfnl pdlter of tort
hooks of classic:) In the Cnglish lnn
nuagp. Among his books of general cir
culation tverft the valuable- "Seme I'rln I'rln
dples of Literary Criticism." "A Greup
of English Essayists" und an nuthori nutheri
latip life of Jehn Wesley.
In a uiore restricted circle Prof. Win
chester vas mere Intensely und Itiflu
cntialty known in the classroom. That
he was n notable teacher many genera
tions of Wcslcynn wen can testify. Ills
dignity was net oppressive, hut pos-
:c.pd geniality ; be a' u pedagogue
without being a pedant , he wtiu learned,
but net ncademic in manner. He had
the faculty of commanding rejpeet for
his Mibject and for instilling bne of
literan masterpieces In the minds ui
.tuilentc. These ipialitiex, which were
lrtu'iiiitrnteil at tlielr best In pergenal
contacts, had opportunity ferssuch ex
THE FIRST FULL AND ADEQUATE "LIFE" OF A -GREAT
AMERICAN OF NATIONAL INFLUENCE AND
TREMENDOUS ACHIEVEMENTS
CARDINAL GIBBONS
(Archbishop of Baltimore)
By ALLEN SINCLAIR WILL, M. A., Litt. D., LL.D.
The authoritative story of the great leader of the Catholic
Church in the United States. "one of the most powerful
and fascinating personalities of his time, patriot, statesman
and sage as well as ecclesiastic, told by the biographer and
intimate friend te whom he revealed his own life and the
philosophy of it in a scries of conversations fei that purpose
which extended ever a long period. It lias thui- the authot authet
ity and the flavor of autobiography. It will stand anions
Americans beside the lives of Bishop Brooks, Theodore Theodere
Roosevelt and the achievements of Grevcr Cleveland.
tciiMeu 111 I'ref. Inchcbler s public
ei'iures. His platform appcar-nice
were ju much demand, for ln deiier'd
with charm matter of sub&tancc and
v-enefiuencp.
The title essay of this memorial col
lection was one of his mes-t popular
lectures. It deals with Ludlow Cattle,
the seat of the lord president of the
Welsh Marches. Dr. A Inchetter. i.i
this leeture. reconstructed for ltis bear
ers the Elizabethan dajs of this his
toric pile, and something of Elizabethan
life, bv an amazing piece of historic
recreation. and atnie-pherlc imagination.
And for the render the printed page
becomes vjud and rem hes him with
realism.
One of the most carefully thought
out c-sa! in thnt en Jonathan Swift.
As .1 pUc,. of literary appraisal and v-
an appiei'iame niiii."mvw"u in ',-.
imnpas. for the general reader, te I'm
.emus nnd art of the great Dean of St.
Pntr.ek's. till? c.-Miy is admirable lr.
Winchester is rather scjut in Ii.s dli-rus.-ien
of Swift's lri-hry nnd gives a
let. down impression of Swift's Inter
est in his name l.md. "The Dnipler
Letters" and etberi of Swift's writings
arc null diawu en for data and argu
ment concerning It eland's distresses.
Twe unusual inlijeWs who were well
uertl. handling are well bundled Ar
thur Hugh Cleugh. Arneld's I'tieiid and
an authentic poet, and the New Ens
land nitMie, Anion lirenpuii Aiiett,
father of Li'Ui-e Alcott. lltoek l'liruicr
nnd iiiienarj ideaiK'.
Shakespeare cenns In for a gentf
bleal of ntleiitien llirengii illuminating
nnd infernmti'p p.ipersen whtih 01 mu
pl.ijf. and tl.e.-e net !ilwus the best
l.iluwii Hiewniiig'" I'ertt Is called
"a s"r't!jril tetiii-," u most bapp
us.'riptimi. 11 the ceiitsc of mi s-i
which 1- based en tins conception of
the p,,ei 'J here ere ehh en th" liter
:injre of 1 he age of (Jupen Anne, en
liurns and en Ruskin.
I'tif. iie.ik lias been edited In L. H
tiillett. vi he contributes,- a foreword
which characterizes, some of ilie trails
of Dr Winchester, nnd Henry W. Nev-ini-en.
the great English Liberal and
spclal writer for the Manchester
tlnardian. has written tin appreciation
et lr Winchester that Is Ueenh nna
)ti. al and justly tributary te th. u,nh
.!f 1 he man and the scholar.
A PLAY ABOUT JAZZ
That Is Toe Preachy te Produce
the Effect Intended
The trouble with J. Hartley Manners'
latest piny, "The Nntlennl Anthem"
(Geerge II. Deran Company) Is thnt
the dramatist shouts his beliefs as a
sandwich man advertises- his wares,
along the public highway. Mr. Man
ners Is embittered, or seems te he,
against jazz. Unfortunately he falls
te make his tirade effective crcn for
theso who agree wlthjilm because he
allows preachment te outweigh dramatic
nrt.
"The National Anthem" Is told In
four nets, with settings In an American
country club, a ivcw lerK cabaret, ana
11 Paris hotel. Tn each net the char
acters drink continually and In each
act there is n jaza band offstage which
Inspires certain of the young mcu and
women te dance, and gives opertunitles
for Mr. Manners' mouthpiece te shake
his list at the neise and roil against the
degenerate world.
This mouthpiece, the father of the
here, is made by the author, a perfectly
impossible individual who alienates any
sympathy be might have had for bis
stand for decency by his unnatural and
vindictive attitude toward his son.
The son, by the way, is as unpleas
ant n, youngster as the modern realistic
stage has produced. The enlv thing
attractive nbeut him is the, author's
original description of, his nhjsicnl ap
pearance. He is seen drinking moder
ately in the llrst net. hopelessly in in
texlctitcd in the second, nnd ranging
from maudlin te practical insanity in
the third. Along this sweet path el
whisky guzzling, lie lends his charm
ing jeung uifc who is shown first as a
healthy and happy type of American
womanhood, nnd later us n nerve-shattered
nud tipsy roisterer in the Paris
fast set.
Tlevcring ever her is a former ad
mirer supposed te be sympathetic, but
mere or less of a prude who is present
when the long-impending tragedy oc
curs. This part of the play, bv the
way, parallels the Olho Themas case
te an unusual extent. Downhearted
and half-stupptied with drink, the hero
ine takes n poison tablet. Wc arc given
t understand It was by mistake, but nn
element of suspicion lingers, as it did
in the Olive Themas tragedy.'
At nnv Mte. the heroine of "The
National Anthem" docs net die, but her
dissolute hiisb.ind does, in an nute
wreck en his way te the hospital. In
the final scene, surrounded by loving
friends nnd relatives, Marian ts net
told of her husband's death. Tn fact,
she says that she still loves him, and
wc arc just ns surpiispd at thnt as
were si'crul of the characters. A con
certed and extensive tirade against jazz
is then indulged in by the entire cast
as the play's finale.
It is te be imagined that "The Na
tional Anlheei," played behind foot
lights, possesses a real theatrical (.
fectiveness. Mr. Manners is tee vet
eran a drumutist nbt te sec te that.
I'.ut. from the long, and overwritten
foreword, throughout the four hectic
ads. "Tlie National Authcm"' is a
heavy handed sermon.
'i V WV'"Vl "'' V ""
MARGARET EMERSON BAILEY
who writes about outdoors with
much charm
HISTORY OF MEDICINE,
Complete Recerd of Medical
Progress Frem Priest-Physician
of Egypt te Modern Specialist
"The History of Medicine" (Hough (Heugh (Hough
ten Mifflin Company) Is a fascinating
book for the lay reader and one of great
value te the practitioner. . Walter A.
Llbby, M. A.. Ph. D.. of the TJnl
vcrsity of Pittsburgh, lins done for med
ical science. In this volume what he
did for general knowledge In his ear
lier "Introduction tW the Hlsfery of
Science." Of this prier work it was
Justly said that it was one of the most
effective pieces of scientific populariza
tion in recollection, nnd that Dr. Llbby
has the power of presenting clearly
Ideas difficult from the Inherent ab
stractness in a degree rarely equalled
enre by men of genius like Huxley aud
Gallen.
Much the same line of praise can be
conferred or. his popular account of the
development of medicine. Dr. Llbby
gives n coherent account that runs from
the eacprdeinl physicians of the an
cients te the high-powered efficiency of
the modern specialist. He embodies en
ample amount of Interesting illustrative
matter of biographical nnd anecdotal
material concerning the great medical
experimenters, pioneers nnd discoverers
with his narrative of Ihe progress of
medicine from ancient mumbo-jumbo te
nn authentic science.
The book is comprehensive, yet net
DuiKy. complete jet net overrun with
trivial details, atillierltallve jet net
ju.-irKciii.v tecnnoiegicai. Ami it is
written1 In a met lendable style.
GARDEN ESSAYS BY AN
APPRECIATIVE WOMAN
(fi'eergn II.
'U'g.'Stlve nnil
nn and
"JOHNNY MOUSE AND
THE WISHING STICK"
Johnny Oniello knows hew U write
for little children. He has proved it in
"Johnny "Meuse and the Wishing
Sleck"' (llelibs-Merrill Company), the
fantastic story about a fnniilj of mice
nnd their curious friends. His man
lier ib best tJiewn by quoting the first
paragraph of his tale: "Jehuny Meuse
was a cute little tinj mouse. He lived
with tiran'mn and lirnfi'pa Meuse in ple.nsanl
,1 little cigar oex neus". in ue mijn
cizar bes house there was a tinj little
kitchen vliere Oran'ma Meuse cooked
nice things for firan'pu nnd Johnny,
(ran'mn and liran'pa nnd Johnny
Meuse also ate in the kitchen at n
tiny table, for the little cigar boy
house did net have a dining-room."
This simple repetitious manner h ex
actly suited te the comprehension of
little boys nnd girls tnree or tour jenrs
u'd who like te listen te stones. 'J'',
adventures of Johnny and his friends
are these which little children like le
imagine ter themselves. Thing's come
te pass by wishing for them, and they
are the things which delight jeungstci-s,
The book is illustrated in color form!
drawings by Mj Ciruellc, e that it is I
:iu altogether satisfm terj book for the
entertainment of thet" for whom it L
pr'-pareil.
AMERICAN INTEREST
IN EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
"Hebln Heed's p.,,,,,
Dura 11 Cenipnnj ) Is the
alluring title of a volume of garde
nature essujs b Margaret Lui"rseii
liiilley, ill-is r.itci in i,t brother.
Whituvjn liailfj. riiej ilKHns,. n (,md.
less nf tllO.etif.il iner.t ..etniin.nK f 1
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mere tluin te trump ever the eeuiitrv
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hayrick whcri.'er nuht u't.iiu.ik lier
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ANNE SEVERN AND THE FIELDINGS
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of each character, the way in which she traces the thread of each
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A COOK BOOK FOR
INEXPERIENCED BRIDES
Most co"U books nie written en the
assumption ll.at tlieM' uhe use. them
ki.ew something about cooking, Su
.iiiinii Shnnklin Pre'viie bus written
"The Plain Sailing Cook l!..ok"
M'harlps Seribnrr's Snnsi for tlios. tlies. tlios.
wlie de net Knew inij tiling about il.
She has taken nothing for granted.
Tlie first part of tlie leek is devoted r.j
the simples: . 1 tn! most ele'metilar;
things. There is n list of utensi s
needed 111 a Lilehen find n list of staple
supplies that should be kept en hand.
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planation of what H meant b.v n slew
even and n moderate even and the like.
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boiling and basting and creaming and
dredging and fr.ving and parboiling nii'i
all tlie ether common processes of cook ceok coek
ing This J3 followed bv recipes for
preparing t-eup. fish. iiv'.iIf. pnu'try
vegetali'ej, f-alnd'. pn-l i j . puddiiiRs
cake-, cookies, ceteal'. wlnte sauces an
the Iii.e. It Is file kind of book that
i.,.in, fi wiiim'' hlish:ilt'l weul.l lil:n his
Vinerie... for. as he savs. "the ntn.lv e if,. in own, hut would hesitate te Im-
1'urepcnn nffairf is no acadeinie I'ser- , for her h l she slieu d Ihnk he vu
1 ise for Anicriciuis: it riinu te the roots 1 erlii. i.ing her cooking. The proper
f our national destln.v." - I thing then ix for the iiiejtpcrt bride te
lie continues; "Our fate is uul I buj i' for her'clf.
f.ishiiin.-.l bj domestic Policies alone. I ' -
Indeed no wise domestic policy can be1
frumcil without lefcrencc te the course
of world evints. There hns been no
general war in Europe for mere than
-00 yearn in which America lias net
taken p.nt As Knglibli colenics we
participated in the war of the Spanish
Succession at the opening of the
eighteenth century; as an independent
nation ve shared in the responsibilities
of the World War at the bcginnlng'ef
the twentieth century. I'vcry concept
I of civic dut.v in war and peace, every
'dream of national grandeur bus rested
I and tuii'.t rest at bottom upon some
foundation of International policy, '
The purpose of Ills book is te assist
111 tlie formation of such a policy, by
t.n exhibition of the condition that
new prevail and linve prevailed In
Kurepe. It is a volume that every
thinking American should read, for he
cannot peruse its nuges without cnlnig
'hnrles A. P.eard. one-time prefej.
ser of politics in Columbia University,
delivered the ceurpe of lectures at
Dartmouth College in June en the
Guernsey '"enter Moere Foundation.
Hiu general theme was the great case
of mankind against chaos, as h"
explains in Ihe preface of the volume
in which these lectures have been
1 rimed. Tts title Is "Cress Currents
in Europe Tednv (Marshall, Jenes
t enipan.v 1. It is devoted te a discus-
lens wnicn pieceiiett
of the complications
ded it. "lie is Im-
ihelr 1 pressed with tlie importance 01 tin
Mii'leislniHliiig of these tilings py
Heeks for Stockings
of Beys and Girls
Of
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"nil". nvi:."ri'Kf.tf ok a .thai:
HUST." ll llnllnm Uawks"ertfi.
Yerk: " ncrl's heriuiier h fniiH.
Anether of tlie author's interesting
"Httange Adventures in Nature's Won
derlands." He tells hew untuie makes
ai.d fertilises the viil that gives us our
feed. '
.poem Df Mi:r.ii-AN mTniensM."
.'hefen liv ItranJer ?lHttU"W3 r.'-w etU.
1 Ija 1 1 n " rlbur'n Sun
A hnml-eiii" hook that should be In
Ihe library of evrrv patriotic voting
American, i'irst published in lU the
compiler has had much new mnterlal
te ndd in tlie big vital years that have
followed. He gives poems nf action
and poems of feeling. N. C. Wyetu
loot tnndn tlin tllnfttr-itlnnu.
ing bis knowledge nnd broadening his i ej,iiVjii:h op kahly junei.c folks
vision.
Fer Brente Loverf
Tlie DutleiiR hae ready their prom prem
ised new edition of the, novels of tha
l'.rente fitters. It is in n set of six
beautiful volumes, which are te be sold
.Ither In the set or separately. There
tire sixt Illustrations in color by I'M
i.iund Dtilne, nnd lach volume con
(tins nn introduction by May Hindu Ir.
A Boek for Print Collectors
The Headless Herspmau'by Ooree R.
I.ayard offers a treat te the lever of
prints and the collector. It tells the
mystereus nnd fnscinatlng atery of what
Is probably the most widely dlscunsed
copper-plate engraving in the world
Pierre Lembard's "Headleas Herse.
man " Mr, l.nynrd's hook h been
published b Hteki'N. ,
Ilv larv Mnrcv. Chlcace. f?hrt. ti
Krrr Company. '
TheHe clever rhymes furnish "nn
outline of pre-history for young folk."
The book is Illustrated with unique
weed cuts by the Philadelphia artist,
Wharten I'sherick, which are capital
In conception nnd clever in execution.
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