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We? ll lil Elie Flute, perhaps the moat mov- ing artisteritie or, eritie-nrtitst, living today, has yin-mm in "The Dance over Fire and Water" a trettise tho that in too dry I word, on w” and art, their relations to each other. His eentrart)toutrht is that wnr in the put .been the provoker- of art, that in order to pour his personality that of his race into permanent t m must be Bmt melted by the fires eoMiet and pension. but: Brannon, who h in Europe. is complain; his .11" new! “Em! Autumn" which Shaka will publish “Nize Baby" is hard Ind spoken down the dumb waiter or through thin walls. The tint and second floors discuss every. morning the doings of the night tsure, And they Ire var- ious. the third floor discipline: little Indor. and from the monologue we construct the entire family life, and on the fourth floor) “Nile Baby" he: "ferry talta" ind Mother Goose told to him in the east side vernacular. Persists, Amy bowel?- "Life q of Eeata" will be recognized in England " lat. At . meeting nt Kata Home Haunted. in memory of Mu. Low- ell. a letter fro Middle Murray van Ind which 'e'llk'lTlll'la' it " 'rrtk "To the guy that invented dumb- miter: and thin well: this book is Madly dedicated." To this un- known or these unknown, Milt Grout inscribe: one of the most ridiculous books of humor in} spring which be been a mean of humoroue hooks. There is nb history for a nee. as Mr. Flare l int; gut, except that which remniF committed to anus, to wood, orlto stone, out of which M lit. of x. The whole thing is entirely ridicu- lou. and yet like moat truly humor- ous things somewhat profound. The social and mental puma of these peo- ple is so cruellytievealed. After an indignant meeting of the tenants of the building with the landlord to com- plain of the main atrocious condi- tions: " 'So what'irrndualiy remained from de mitting. Mrs. Feitleuum,--' 'rt remained dot instead wot day'll gonna call for de gobbnge " aux o'clock like usual every day. dey'll gonna call " Me.'" AN ARTIST TALKS OF WAR The book is eomOtently humorous, the dialogue consistently maintained. GROSS EXAGGERATIONS “THE DANCE OVER FIRE AND WATER" 29 Sfmth Second Street Br Milt' Gnu George R. Don- & Ca. Br Elie Pure Mareer &Brrithem ESSEX 6 COACH . HUDSON COACH . Hudson Brougham . . Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan . “NIZE BABY" i HUDSON-ESSEX 8mm front and not; automatic winddu‘cldclunn: roar vim mirror; transmiou’on loch. built if radiator Jinan; motomclcr: cambincn'en atop an tail light The um. prices include following equipment: A. W. PERSON AllhkdEO... Sweeping Price Reductions t Thin whole Mr. Your. chit-curin- " "strle." It in only style which de. that civilizations. " rather on! "r- tiett.lar civilisation. And w motes or "emitter mle when life has no more style. ind m In accompaniment or aftermath of war comes o [not outbreak of “style” or art. Tracing brilliantly the history of civilisation Mr. Fun-e (in. pnpondentlng evl-_ dance that in the put this' has been true. ‘Al to the future, he dom not urine. pm whole, “no creative mehummiett whieheatttteuUnitt “guano, "-- A - - l “THE TRAIL OF GLORY" l , Leroy Scott ', :"Tne (mic-v. sport novel I have over: I rend." -Wm. t mm. M. ' ', Hangman Millll Co. "sol, Revolution in contrut to we: breaks out when there in style with- out life “whenever n greet euro-oct- ting becomes ‘worn ounlwhmmr on ancient faith diminishes and e new faith seeks to rise." _ "Por this ration" he concludes, “re- volution and wot Item to be up to now the moat memory new. of civilization." ' In tending Elie Faure it is not a matter of agreeing with his opinions or being convinced by his flashing ar- ttumentar it is rather" a being incited to creative thought. His mind is a fushirttr current, his arguments are not built by laying word on word as logiciana do, but are thrown on the rope of the Hindoo magician straight into the air, and up them, if you will, your thought can climb and dimp- peat into the sky. LITTLE. BROWN & CO. DOUILY A Pl!!! NOVEL PRECIOUS BANE I. P. BUT 10s ' co. - YOIIK New Low Pri Franck Cam-Illa u Annual Fun in "the Best Work 4 PM” Fan-(M " Hun-u Print [a "the But m Non! haWc-tp" ONE OF FARNOL’S BEST NOVELS THE HIGH ADVENTURE A romantic tale of hurt, “venture by the famous author of “The Broad Highway.” L00 a all Booksellers " " a! .115...“ nymvwln x By JEFFERY FARNOL dtuttogt pl- ;mt to: June tt Phone 2492 NEW mm SUMMER F cl ' T SCHOOL ENROLLMENT; New Trier high school’s sound union opened on loads, a! lost week with the record enrollment of needy Mpuplls. According tow. L. 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