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...TREASURE OF Ho-L. Adams Beck-Dodd, Mead ($2.00). Tucked in between covers of Chinese blue, with unruffled Chinese cranes strutting on them, is an absorbing tale of jade, dragons, chop suey, hidden shrines, legendary treasure, lotus flowers, all served up with an authentic Oriental flavor. It is the story of one John Mallerdean, in the Peking Customs Service, whose great-great uncle first got a foot in China's open door by curing the Emperor Chienlung of his gout and temper. A most provocative mixture of fact and fancy, some at least of Mallerdean's adventures...
...lotus is a plant, I think...
...first attack on the Hughes note, Senator McCormick referred to the "lotus-eaters" of the State Department and said (in effect) : " What a fine man is George M. Reynolds,* how much better than J. P. Morgan or another to settle the reparations question with due hostility to the League of Nations...
...program follows: Theme and Variations in A minor for Pianoforte, Edward Royce '07 Played by the Composer Romance in E for Cello and Pianoforte, Edward Ballantine '07 G. A. Brown '25 and the Composer The Buddha of the Lotus Pond, Charles Repper '10 "Above the Lotus pond The image of the great Buddha stands His gaze fixed far beyond". Played by the Composer Juba Dance, Natheniel Dett W. T. Ames '24 Gray Day, P. G. Clapp '09. Silhouette, C. K. McKinley '17 D. T. Gammons '18 and G. W. Woodworth '24 Warum sind denn die Rosen so blass...
Would you like to take a "Trip to Lotus Land"? Such is the title of a fascinating book, splendidly illustrated, by Archie Bell. It is a great buy at $1.20, less than one half of the price at which it was published...