Life — September 23, 1926 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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A_con- tribution to the Baconian side of the Shakespeare scandal. 101 New Ways for Women to Make Money. By Ruth Leigh (Simon & Schuster). An incentive to the ladies to put on a paying basis whatever talents they may have. Perella. By William J. Locke (Dodd, Mead). Although one Locke novel is very like another, this one is about an English girl who made a precarious living copying old masters in Florence. : Lord Raingo. By Arnold Bennett (Doran). An extremely sympathetic presentation of a British Cabinet member as a man, Devices and Desires. By Vera Wheatley (Dutton). A story about a girl who wanted to be a heroine and was obliged to let Fate write the réle for her. The Golden Dancer. By Cyril Hume (Doran). A factory hand in quest of a dream makes much better copy than a centaur’s wife. The Corbin Necklace. By Henry Kitchell Webster (Bobbs-Merrill). A hundred-thousand-dollar wedding present disappears, etc. A Touch of Earth, By Lella War- ren (Simon & Schuster). The young men who started the crossword puzzle craze now take a chance on the younger generation in its subtler and finer aspects, if any. The Detective’s Holiday. By Charles Barry (Dutton). Showing what a tangled web can be woven Yarder who starts on a vacation. Flight. By Walter F. White (Knopf). The moving story of a cultured Creole i as forced by circumstances to Fraternity Row. By Lynn and Lois Montross (Doran). The exploits of a University lounge-lizard. BL Note on Wall Street Walt TREET lies between Trinity Churchyard and the st River, thus furnishing every facility for a graceful exit for those whom it is through with. Very few persons who are skinned in Wall Street, however, have the i prominence which would them to crawl into the exclusive Trinity burying-ground. And very few really jump into the East River, although they could do so with very little expense. They borrow a few dollars somewhere, or hock the wife's furs and jewels, and go right back to Wall Street. 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