Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-02-25 | Page 4 | League of Nations is Subject of Mystery Tale

League of Nations Is Subject 01 of Mystery Tale Mystery at Geneva is a new novel by Rose Macaulay author of ot Potter Ism and Dangerous Ages As The story in brief t Is about some future assembly assem assern- bly of some sort of ot league of ot nations Interests supposedly Inimical to the league ue cause the mysterious disappearance disappearance of ot one after arter another of the delegates to the meeting Each one disappears without leaving a a. trace A young newspaper reporter known as Henry sets about the task of ot solving the mystery The solution of ot the tale talo Is well hidden until the last bet It Is impossible to outline the entire plot without giving the whole thing away and the publishers have earnestly requested that this be not don done A note on a Q flyleaf says As I have observed among readers and critics a tendency to discern satire where none nono- Is Intended I should like to say that this book is simply a straightforward mystery story devoid of irony moral or meaning It has for Its setting an Imaginary session of ot the league of ot nations nations na na- na- na assembly but It Is In no sense a study of ot still sun le less s a skit on actual conditions at Geneva of ot which Indeed I jno know little the only connection I have ever had with the league being of ot Its union and New Newyork York N. N Y