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“Queer Street,” by John Wiley grand book, but for the life of me [ can’t understand why he | stuck such a title on it! Why didn’t: you call it °" Skittish Skeffingtons,” John? The Skef- | fingtons were born and bred New Yorkers (yes, there | things!) and their history down through the five children makes very real and interesting reading. I am wondering if John Wiley is any relation to Hugh Wiley? And } I am also wondering why no flags have been raised, no dancing in the streets done over Hugh Wiley’s “Heavy Laden”? I haven't seen one review of it, or notice of any kind, and to me, it's the best I've read this season. isa gi are such =~ mS I suppose it's very unmaidenly, but I'm developing a terrible yen for detective stories! A good juicy murder is worth a meta- physical love story any day! It contains so much more kick for a jaded old lady “Dr. Gla: brook’s Revenge” (C-c-curses Andrew Cassels Brown, was y latest grue-story and certainly got me all hot and bothered! A near London! mysterious house Intrigue! Ah! “Pilgrims of the Impossible,” hy Conningsby Dawson, left me quite cold! Another minister goes native! And then Conningsby’s | stories are so long drawn. out. However, it may be the terrible influence these detective are having upon my young mind. If I don’t get a murder in cach chapter I'm just bored-to-tears, I ally mean I am! stories act | | After wading through three ian | thousand six hundred and seventy- 1 nine records I can recommend i It the following (all Columbia). all Incidentally, the last Columbia | “Moran and Mack" was pretty | wet. Sorry, Boys, it hurts me more than it does you! ‘March of the Musketeers"—"Ma Belle,” “Dolores” —"My Pet,” “The Yale “Do “Oh, “Wh “Da Cr. “Dri “My “Do “Whi Whe And A mi zlot cult the pla “Here, there, young man! We don't allow petting along this road!” Now" Vill: azy Rhythm’ (Here's Howe) on” (Here's Howe) Musketeers” Sock-a-bye, baby! bank were of Het land 2. She’s a Great, ete I Hear You Advantage” “Star! Baby!" “You'll Be Sorry 1 Call Keen” at's the Reasor and Truly” Afenid of Y« adle Song.” cS the Egyptia Girl.” “You t the R The Best Steppers (no she Don't (no show) Hear You ftwood™ Baby I Arms) at's the Reaso Follie: March of the (The Three Mus “Ma Belle” (The keteers) aw teers) Three Blue n” “Was Ita Dream?” I Band” Phat's What cally idian Mean Maybe (Present Greenwich Mus- Ja Down in Front, or Big sock! n that one will rock! will fall up w mong 30,000 a nish stelano, rkrum, « York Moments in Little Fights Oh, what a —R.C. specimens had y. W ers determining the v coins until bank of ed in plain English comicbooks.com lands that baby Two more of those and that baby jump fatheads, hid- oO. of +y displayed in a New York Venetian bazz Indian a Tripolitan manbut, a Turkish yuzluk and a Polish a dithi their relation to our simoleon, shekel, plunk, cartwheel or buck.