Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-07-15 | Page 19 | Douglas Malloch and His "Come on Home"

Dogla Mevlloch and " Hi- "Come On Home" The author of "Come on Hem," pouglaa ale! loch, has knocked about all ever America snd a bit of Europe, mushing It with the lumberjack, ins miner snd ths Indlsa. We homer vereea In hla new book tUeoras H-Uoran H-Uoran company srs publlshla "Come on Home" I are looked for by many thousands of American aews-pspsr aews-pspsr readers. Mr. Msiloch Is siao la year-round demand to ad drees clubs snd societies sH aver ths country. coun-try. Over one-fourth of bis engags-ments engags-ments era return engagements, a record rec-ord that at aavd sot to bo schleved by snyone else on the America a lecture platform. Thla poet belongs to la-aumorebae la-aumorebae orgsslsstlons es honorary member, but the connection ef which he Is proudest ia not honorary. Whea the Boclety of Midland Authors was organised he was one of the orgee-lssrs orgee-lssrs together with the late r.anersoa Hough. Harriet Monroe. Joho M. Htahl. Hamlin Oar lend. Edna Fsrber snd othera That wss la Hit. Jems Whlteomb Riley headed the society snd Douglas Maltoch wss lis first secretary: Mr. Msiloch still HaV, In Chicago on oaye whea tha eoeatry lata him atar horns.