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pv ‘ ()pl‘n All Night
J g . . Open All Night. Paul Mot-and.
l 4 TI rams Seitzrr, N. Y.
I l-ltrry 'YC‘VQH’P tells a. diflennt
‘ 11” Of *3.» same piacrs. unless. per-
.2‘ ’rhat :‘re’Be‘ charm», those who travel are Io
" a ' '.-. g":v*~rsonnlly conducted” th 2
. ltl} l.)lbc.ussed i so only what they are shozn. :31
;e~. l irculatlon
lMaran-i Jammy: on uncut-end-
, . I l. ”W losf 'irivd tours. \Vherexer h. 8 he
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' Ln» bunks thei‘j‘ . “‘1 “Chan“! “07!. s wo-
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'.l5?7.'2':.‘_ In»ll\‘lil!l&.l.13. Each one In of
.. 3. ?)‘pg winch. you can recognise.
.v Post; Mn” . )»\t not at all like the others.
“Inwmck Ellis; In his "unemAii Nght" Morand
-:._- written by; .15” more than make the interest-
jiris: sketches. Each story is s por-
‘ 'lrult so vivid that you «one: for
. w: kindvrgartsyn :"t it. As for the settings. they urn
'Jhljrutlon withl‘sou from Paris to, Switzefland.
3r.- angoytngg Spam. Constsntinople, Rome. hick
. - rariy mantles— to forts and on to Vienna. and Bud-
~ :‘ shown in her ape-St.
. . {rugs sit in: Nor has the artist found it neces-
‘sziry in. order to hold your lttentlon
canon the central figure to throw
‘ “”1 3- storm 0‘ £ ‘he background out of fkus. The
Q‘- éfimn‘ih' 1 storivs are well worth reading mere-
‘ "‘3‘4‘38; 1:12:10: at: ly {or the incidental glimpse of un-
. - -- - ,rlmihar scenes. the more so since
. _ , whey are not merely pointed out as
, _ (fiol’fyégsgg- by a skiillui megaphone orator on s
1114-- “ deighttuljslgm “7"" bus. Rather you see
_\ mounts 5‘) ”my; ';:-sn. mace: .ss you tollow where
,5 Forks“? maps. tum! Morands whims may lure or
:9 vonnec ed with
:. such mags-2
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H. Logo‘s "Story of the
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‘ his ariwn: desires enfice with corn-
: polling urge.
.5 3.3,“... should-e But the book is more then a col-
, M written/by! baton of short stories. Two things
”are. vgive it a. remarkable unity. First
Book the-re is the personality of the
«73-3. ‘Wri’er himswlf. It is bits of his life
24 ‘L nojlnrtnfiilhat he demcts. and his own. sell
for
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* over 3 cleamfiss. Moreover. the book is
Lewis‘s. unit that it throws light upon the
-:. ’ " loner-ts or the war on Europe. He-
ne" is " \'0 ions 2111‘s. uprooted the aristo-
-1 "are ; crurs c: The world and cities are full
M ”if"? Ire ‘ cf re: zoos.‘ profiteers. poverty,
arms. ry. debauchery. schemes and
—“‘ p'gz's in which idealism. lust and
‘ .
i 3.1 :5; I)lea ;‘.;ol‘:nce mingle. The world is in a
,. .. -l . t . “
. .. . Juli. .LSS mood “inch can be under-
ll“ H Brl‘en casefi‘ooil only as no see how it altects
”can. iianous tunic. M'orand with his
ZIL’lElar‘l 1-,... :‘ulsfie Wit. 3. mun of the World and
vary m'JL‘h Delft of it. ifiable to in-
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s “'J’JO’ 31w, terpre: for us this mood in his
”mummy, {35.1300}: a: fascinating tales.
~; :3 To mention that the book is s
a decision i
l. - 12;. :n ch“- _1gyi‘r:.nslztzon from the French comes
:‘lF an arf»-r'hcughr since the modest
”-':l:':‘ in thei'Ti. U. V." has done his Work so
3, 015.155; -;::‘ei::ly one is never reminded that
1 st. end “at :h‘ author wrote in another Lan-
= :T :41. b7 Ju-lEe ’ 53:159.
_- :7, u.- gp- (no Books {or Business Women
’ o: are Will‘s: -';i 1 of tile Buszness “‘orid
. Lippincott
“awed 'n a.
appears in cm‘h story with greater.
‘tbr: tune-9r for reopte.
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;w:::ry dd“: 0 in. women luhblng
Ehsve long poems ciored you
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and sent; into the prone: niche to
um red success. Here enters n
word 101’ good vocational training.
The subject or clothes and general
cohduct in and out o: the one. is“
quite adequately treated. and here
as well as in her chapter on {dings
a scale of proportionate expenditure
is given.
There is s. simye but clear and
adequate chapter on budget-making.
This toc from the scope of the book
is couched in general terms but is a
renlly hdptur guide to one raced
with the problem 3 budget should
relieve. F
Miss Johnson defines the nature!
of success stressing the fact that}
real success is not measured only in §
money. which in reality is on: at
the mean! instead 0! an end. In
urging women to turn into
aches to find the solution of .
problems she says. “personality 1
than any other one human
has the power to purchase all good
things. “realm. position. item-l.
tame. friends. and n thousand pro-l
docs opportunities now toward‘tizv 3
morn of charming and sum-2»
tive pemnaiitiee’who through um:
personalties hold the keys opening
every door in this life."
“To W'omen of the Business
World" is an addition of interest to
the business librnr)’. which can to
read with profit by the expert—anti «!
person was well es the novice, m ,1
also by men as the last chapter has
been addressed to the employer. who
is probably in most cases 1 man.
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Laure.
Letters from a. Business Woman
to her Daughter and from s. Busi -!
ness Girl to her Mother. Zorn. Put—
nun Wilkins. Marshall Jones ‘o..
Mon.
Marshal Jones has published dur-
ing the last year s small volume {or
the business woman. its epia'nlary
style makes it less formal in keep—
ing with its size. The first part is;
letters from at business woman ‘0!
her daughter presenting :rclrlems:
that will arise and gix—zn; sugges—g
tions and solutions to ones wnici‘!
have occurred. The laftcr’part con i
sists of letters from :1 business girl:
to her mother outiminz hor- party a: ;
tempts to get on her fact in the bus:
ness world and zwmg an insight in
to the gifl's feelings and reactions
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Book Note-s
Tezierska': :vw Vultxmr
s’t‘rms "t‘hlli’r- Q r
loneliness." dopirtinz Lm spirzf’nv
dramas of the tumor" of race rrvg
race in the L'ni'mi Frans. has bu. _
published by Casseil in Enz‘and 3.: '
is attracting C0351‘!“rdble attention:
there. Tho London Timns Literary;
Supplement non-s that Miss Yezzer-E
ska. has learned. cince she began to;
write. that there is a thing more-1
terrible than the hunger for broad— I
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Anzia.
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one thorns.” it sets. - "Wl'll‘h '
these 1’1 narrafzws of grim; ‘
DO\'>‘Y‘?1v‘—-V:‘.e Mt?- "vss of «:4 ’
endeavor and dasrasring to... of pas
donate yearning for; tailor life. but -
above all of a. bu.- ing desire Cor sci!
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expresston in art or nor-return“...
Ari-l in many of tree tales Anne;
Yezm‘r-ka :~"1<:'»\'5 v 'Zr-f'fi-r alspxme
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Younger than ever”
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