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Rnut hS ceA w is e . f\f> CC oo Pn v e 17.~.~. gaomuapeneim wores * F9# 2 w Mn Cat ie w ‘It used to be that a senator‘s trouâ€" bles were over when he was elected; M‘Mhhtgputonm campaign to get seated. But that is not a criticism of "Salâ€" ly" as a book, merely as a true picâ€" ture of life. And a true picture of life it is not, and did not intend to be. It is a laughing, biting satire on the plain but brainy husband married to the beautiful but brainless wife. "Elizâ€" abeth" has laughed (and ‘made us laugh at many things, bntwe‘cmnot} help feeling that in "Saily" there hl a keener edge to her laughter. . Sally is an incredibly beautiful perâ€" son.. I say "incredibly‘ advisedly, beâ€" cause never in spite of the many refâ€" erences to the fact on every page do we get quite used to and accept the fact of Sally‘s beauty." We have never seen anyone who could make us by the sheer excess of physical beauty forotthtahom.morounndu "il“?,"t will and, purpose as " a parâ€" eel." _ It is difficult to say what "Elizaâ€" beth" was aiming at in "Introduction to Sally." â€"If she had been a little less fronical we should have said she wuhuhingonlyath’erehruhn :ndmt-tu:.tlllltflemmaowo wonldhve.becnnn-homhm- ing principally at us and less at her chlrutgn,bntuithwemldt doubting just how her humor is diâ€" vided between us. This plot is not breathless at all, but it is a rather amusing little varâ€" iation on the usual mystery theme. There is a college book shop and a poet reading his verses to a select and temperate audience on a certain eveâ€" ning. The last of the verses has to do with disappearance into the fourth dimension. Jokingly, it is remarked that it might be fun, as well as a good "ad" for the bookshop to have him do it. So, promptly, it is found the manager of t takâ€" en this advice. & "Into the Void" is a new type of mystery story. No blood and thunder murder business about this â€" Miss Florence Converse, frequent contriâ€" butor and member of the editorial board of the Atlantic Monthly, has taken the fourth dimension as her field of operation.; â€" SALLY THE FAIR MORON as the Princess Valeria says of Belâ€" larionâ€"to be "half god, half beast." Bellarion was a youth, a foundling, who, issuing from the convent of his childish years, became involved in many things â€" plots and wars, inâ€" trigues and escapes. Through these we go breathlessly, yet always with the comfortable assurance that all‘s ;:?o:m it will end well for Bel-‘ "INTRODUCTION TO SALLY® "Bellarion" is a story of Italy in the glamorous days of the Renaissance, the days when it was possible even more than in our own great Wild West for "men to be men," or evenâ€" "Bellarion" is a good story, as good it ‘seems to me as anything I have read of Mr. Sabatini‘s, even including the great "Captain Blood." It has the zest, the color, the convincing vigor which make Mr. Sabatini‘s stories the best of their kind. Sabatini, like the poor, is always with us. Inept, however, is‘ this simile, since, considering his enorâ€" mous popularity, Mr. Sabatini can reâ€" semble the poor in no other way. Fast work is sometimes necessary, but fortunately this time it is I;Oui- ble. Greenberg, Inc., is bringing forth a.double quick Royal Edition of Queen Marie‘s romantic novel "Ilderim." For those who want to be really uptoâ€" date, don‘t forget her other book, "The Queen of Roumania‘s Fairy Book" for children. 4 PRESTO! WHERE IS THE + â€"POET? Milt Gross, perpetrator of the inâ€" comparable "Nize Baby," is launching another little book for the public‘s deâ€" light. It is "Hiawatta, Wit No Odâ€" der Pomes," published last week. be a sad thing not only for America but for Mr. Bromfeld whose writings he intends to make a complete picture of American life. fish PAGE FOUR It is said that Louis Bromfeld is looking for an inexpensive farm in Friance. Which looks as if this shinâ€" ing light on America‘s literary horiâ€" zon intended to desert her shores perâ€" manently. It seems as if this would An Atlantic Uo:il::ly tn“ By "Elizabeth" Doubleday Page & Co. Pss fost Forur B ornt Fs mss JO08 Ift A Bookship Mystery By Florence Converse A GOOD SABATINI JUST â€"PARAGRAPHS "INTO THE YOID" Little Brown & Co. By Rafael Sabatini Houghton Miffiin Co. "BELLARION®" Discriminating children â€" insist upon having ‘their books bought at A WALDEN sHOP! May we send you‘ _ our recommended Juvenile List? o The Walden Book Shops Boni & Liveright a book on Marriage of monumental power and shattering insight." Henry Holt & Co. ciety. novel." It catches your emotions and you find yourself caring supremely what happens to Clodi Dilion. Statisticis have it that one death in ten in this country is due to acciâ€" dent. And yet we talk about the perils of the wilderness.â€"Boston Transcript. CUSTODY CHILDREN All moneys received by the departâ€" ment, in the way of rewards, gratuiâ€" ties, etc.. will be placed in this fund, it is said, together with moneys obâ€" tained from other sources, as from benefit dances, entertainments, etc. Officers of the association have been electeq and it is the plan to incorporâ€" ate in the near future. Jacob Rudolph chief of the Glencoe police departâ€" ment is president of the new associaâ€" tion; Lieutenant William Helke is viceâ€"president; Desk Sargeant, P. C. Lahlum, is secretary and Assistant Village Manager, James Williams, is treasurer. by Everett Young Not the ordinary "brilliant soâ€" Parachutes are becoming so effecâ€" tive that by 1928 one may be devised that will save a candidate‘s political life after his boom collapses.â€"Indianâ€" apolis News. Winter at Cloverfield Farm By Helen Fuller Orton The kind of thing you used to love on the farm, made to live again for your children. ¢ STOKES Ludwig $ H O PS o f § DISTINCTION A new novel by the author of ‘he World‘s Ilusion." * Delightl‘-f,!m Grey: Thg and essays ‘on read outdoor ‘life, “il.ere is the‘ml man! â€" ~Literally, he speaks from the pages of the book." â€"Cincinâ€" $# nati Tribune. The officers and men of the Glenâ€" coe Police department have formed an organization to be known as the Glencoe Police Benevolent association, the purpose of which the announce« ment says, is to bring the police deâ€" partment in ‘close topch with the citiâ€" zens of the village and to establish funds to assist the members of the department in time of need. J Form _ Benevolent: Association for Welfare of Force; w33 Officers GLENCOE POLICE IN NEW ORGANIZATION 307. Plymouth Court 410 No. Michigan Ave. .. ‘omicaco Where there are Childrenâ€" Dare there be Divorce? LITTLE, BROWN & CO. W EDL O C K By Jacob Wassermann F A L L 0O D O N P APERS Houghton Mifflin $2.50 $2.00 "It is $2.50 $1.00 Regular hydrometers for testing the specific gravity of antiâ€"freeze soâ€" lutions are on the market. In the orâ€" dinary hydrometer a sample is taken in the usual manner, but unlike the battery test, the desirable thing is to have as low a reading as possible. It is also important that the reading be taken in a place where the temperaâ€" ture is not below 56 degrees Fahrenâ€" heit. . If the reading is 1,000, then you have !gf:re water, which will freeze at 32 degrees above zero. The presâ€" ence of alcohol will lower the specific gravity, and also will lower the temâ€" perature at which it will freeze. , ~ Specific Gravity With a hydrometer reading 1 1,000 down to 0.9450 or lower,. specific gravity of the water can be| Rock Island The trouble with alcohol is that it boils at a somewhat lower temperaâ€" ture than water, and although this is not a drawback from the standpoint of heating, it means that it will evapâ€" orate fast and one can never be «u» he has enough alcohol in his radiator unless he makes a hydrometer test. In buying alcohol for the radiator, only deatured should be rccepted, as it is harmless to the radiator, hose connections ,or engine, whereas wood alcohol usually contains free acetic acid which is harmful to these parts, and while it is a slightly better antiâ€" freeze than denatured alcohol it is not enough so to warrant its higher Golden State Limited This is satisfactory for most conâ€" ditions, even if the thermometer may be hanging around the zero mark, beâ€" cause it takes some time‘for a car to cool down to the temperature of the air. One and oneâ€"third gallons, howâ€" ever, a 40 per. cent solution, will give ‘immunity down to 2 degrees below zero, and if the car is left in an unâ€" heated garage overâ€"night this is safer, Of course, if a real oldâ€"fashâ€" ioned cold snap comes on, the safest thing to do is to see that the radiator contains a 50â€"50 solution of alcohol and water, The ‘ordinary cooling system holds about three and oneâ€"quarter gallons of water. If one gallon of denatured alcohol is added to two and oneâ€"quarâ€" ter gallons of water, to fill the radiaâ€" tor, the driver will have about a 30 per cent solution, which> will not freeze until the mercury gets down to 10 above zero, says a bullétin issued by <the : mechanical first aid departâ€" ment of the Chicago Motor club. 1 Directions for Utilizing This Method of Preventing Damâ€" age to Car From Cold , > In Winter AS VALUE OF ALCOHOL _ â€"â€" IN COOLING SYSTEM 63 hows California Only Denatured Alcohol THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS ANTIâ€"FREEZE 3 From Chicagoâ€"Rock Island Linesâ€"daily beginning Novemâ€" ber 14. Extra Fare $10.00. Nothing finer nor faster. "Saves a Business Dav" MIXTURE is not doing it in Gazetteâ€"Times. The Nebraska | "breakâ€"andâ€"water" judge is trying his favorite sentence on himself to see if it is cruel, but he is not doing" it in jail.â€"â€"Pittsburgh Tax reports state that the value of land in New Jersey has increased $687,000,000. Doubtless part of this is due to the boom around New Brunsâ€" wick. £ * If the car has a cooling system the capacity of which is two and oneâ€"half gallons, of which one gallon is 40 per cent, the addition one gallon of denatured alcohol such a ‘cooling system should produce a hydrometer reading ofâ€"0.9570 w\ will serve as a protection against freezing down to a temperature of: 2 degrees below Zero. ) : found. If, for example, it is found to be ©0.9633, then the radiator contains 35 per cent of alcohol, and will not freeze at temperatures above 5 deâ€" grees above zero. 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