Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-08-11 | Page 4 | Warwick Deeping Uses Mother-Son Tie to Advantage

Warwick Deeping I Uses Mother Son Mother Son I ITie Tie to to Advantage dv nt g gLO LO Loyal lj H Helps Help's Lame Lale Hero Win Ultimate Si Success cess cess' By By RICHARD MASSOCK NEW NEW YORK YORK YORK-Warwick Warwick De Deeping p ng wh ose se reputation as a a novelist Is Is' founded found ga a t son father and sl story r c bul builds his latest book booc ion on a moth mother mother- randon r- r and son alacI attachment His R Ropers pe s 's sRo Row Ro Is Is' hI thc tle story o of filial lal ace acc accomplishment m. m of or ofa a devold devoted mothers mother's am amp S bilious Boler's Ropes Rope's Ho Row Hova was va j a broad paved Ja passage sag jn 1 n London 1 lined 1 with with shabby little Itle shops ps that hal bold fruit and groceries and amid fish sh and old clocks and und prints and oddments and newspapers stationery and second hand books There t lived dived I Christopher Hazzard an under undersized underfed grind of a medical student who had been lame fr from m childhood A drab ascetic tho the butt bult of at raw Jokes okes on the part of ot hospital l bullies bullies- he lie made the most most of oC the studies for which he and his mother I pinched pennies His Hl only Interest was his unfailing purpose to become be bc- come a h healer o of children Other than his mother he had only two fr friends lentIs Ono One w was a fellow student Time The other was a ash shy and sentimental e attempts at friendliness from across tho hall bali hal where she Jve lived were met with blind rebuffs After hl his mothers mother's death Christo- Christo pher her was more solitary than ever evet his his' studious dl ut h habit br more intensified Ignored Ruth Huth the time typist moved away r I But Christopher remained in Ropers Roper's Row flow becoming a poor PO save save to charity cases In the COUSO course of or orthis thi this practice Ruth again turns lurns up as ns a patient patent and when the shop where she sho worked dismissed her Hazzard took her her In In a. a as his lils house hous keeper Eventually E belated love came caine Inlo Into Hazards Hazard's lu life But again aI his his' un unpopularity un- un lre popularity ty worked aai against l. l rist him hini and mid malicious scandal cost him a hospital hos hos- pital appointment n B By this hits tm time however howe ho and Ruth nuL tae used to lo struggling so tu they were man marrIed Jed and sc settled ted I. I tl down to lo what poor poor practice he hc could pick up And finally y under hit his wires wife's management he became emInent eminently em em- successful ful his ls goal oa nt at- at tamed t rou h the thC ln Influence luence nr after afler r ral all al of or womans woman's love lo c and o de devotion lol Clemenceau Decides to to Publish His Memoirs At last Jast len u the war var premier pre lire mier of ot France F and nd French rench ni m member mh mb r of tho Big Five at the thc peace con con- con con- elen e Ig haM decided to lo pu publish his his' m memoirs He Be ha has has' Just arranged arla for their publication In the United States b by U r pur Bla Brace e. e Co lt As sa the powerful French 1 l u c luring during r the World war m und and ns us on one of the great moving mo f forces Ice at the pence tle conference what The thic Tiger hia hag to say will m be of ot ota a vast t importance will be bc it f t 1 hoped the thc manuscript hope months month for forIs forUs complete eight The h American Us its Is Grandeurs et Trench title will vill lo bo be Fench du dune e 1 I 3 st s 1 i ir r M iY t t a r