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?*?s^f»rkling' 'Comedy ms$$$$$®& enchanted aprii<" -.:iip .^y^ilgf.13^^;.page-& Company -â- ,v.^,-::'â- .'.â-  $1.90 ":"--â-  â- â€¢^•^,- â- ::HSlBflRcvicwed;by Keith'.Preston ;®S|f • Husbands, as most readers know, are the pet hate of the lady known as "Eliza- beth," as she has harried the enemy through a delightful series of serio- comic novels. At first it was -Hun" husbands, but "Elizabeth" can claim the rare destinction of showing up the Ger- man before the war and laying off him afterwards. In her last novel, 4fVera," she showed that the British hubsand could be quite as deadly as his German cousin. In "The Enchanted April" the British husband though again a target, has been treated with an unusual kind- ness which makes this novel the most mellow and charming of the entire series, "The Enchanted April" is a modern Lysistrata, or_ revolt of the women. Two .jdc^"-wrv«iL^iL.bla8^»vVirgiiil: and a withered widow, rent a mediaeval castle in Italy for the month of April The ob- ject, with three at least of the four hero-; ines, is escape from the men, but as the wonder and beauty of an Italian Spring unfold around them it grows clear that something is lacking in this Adamless Eden. By the end of the first week there is treason within the walls and one of the four defenders has invited the enemy into the citadel. As surely as the buds unfold, the plot thickens, events climatic and climatic combining with nature's own logic. The fair rebels find the winter of their discontent made glorious summer by the sun of Italy and the story ends with every prospect that all will live happily ever after.*',; ^I!?":!^6"^Three' -. GenerstixmsB^M^M'C By Nalbro Bartley i^idtiu^i.Gi\Â¥.;'&mafafs- Sons $2.00 ;: This is another novel of America in the making. We have three generations, the first but lightly sketched in. Jones Bynight a cockney carpenter and Sophia ;fHeiser a German "hired girl" are thrown '^together by similarity of circumstance. ;As he says to her "Your folks died in Crossing to America. I never !ad none. fNobody gives tuppence for ul,, You and yme can start an AtnericiirTfaimty. No ley^pc m^t^^ deling circus offer of a free minister and threepiece parlor suite to ~~" -|C willing to be married in the {e^^Eiie second Jortesfiyrilghtl marries a school teacher, Martha Dtnv nihg and it is with Marthaâ€"Martha-in- the-middle as she thinks of herselfâ€"and Jones Bynight the third that most of the story is concerned. It's a story that holds one's interest to the end . Esther Rood. "Your Hidden Powers" is the name of a simply written book published by Alfred A, Knopf I on psychoanalysis. It is written for people who are looking for guidance as to how they should ^ Jive, how to overcome iheir^U.. â€" ~ weaknesses, in short, how to^M, make the most of themselvesâ€" fc; and whois not'it,t thiscatagory?'v:M. "MYSTERY AT GENEVA" By Rose Macaulay Publisher: Boni & Liveright ^ â€"$1.7$ " :When the author of "Potterista" and Are Yoa a Member? M CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB 7;;.g! â- â-  Established; l»a«|;:i||fgfl| g|;%^: WUmette Branch :»l^5if|l North Shore Hotel, Evanaton MOO Returned by auto Insurance de* partment In 1922 ^Dangerous Ages" turns ber talents to the writing of a mystery tale, we may expect something worth while. This she has done m "Mystery at peneva.'*!?! ... The fourth (or fifth) Assembly of*the League of Nations had but convened at Genev4 when its newly elected President suddenly disappeared leaving no trace. In a few days another prominent dele- gate vanished. The Assembly was panic stricken. 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