Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 18

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All sizes on B to D widths; some styles also in AA to A widths. {The Hecht Co., first floor.y Fine quality sergess hand tailored and TRAPROCK OF GOOD SHIP “KAWA,” Tonight, at the banquet of the Amer- foan Booksellers’ Assoclation, whose annual convention is being held here, ‘Washington residents will have their | tie up the exclusive rigl first opportunity to hcar Dr. Walter E. Traprock, the noted explorer, au- |, thor and lecturer. Dr. Traprock, of course, is the dis- tinguished scientist’ who wrote “The Cruise of the Kawa,” the book about the South seas, which is like no other Polynesian parable ever perpetrated, for Dr, Traprock's adventures, tropi- cal and topical, are all creations of an_imagination. The fact that the nearest Traprock ever got to the South Seas is Balti- maore doesn’t in the least detract from the side-splitting Interest of the al- leged record of his travels. And as they are illustrated with photograp! and the camera never lles, it's a 1 tle bit hard to disentangle imagina- tion from truth, even when one' is on the inside of the secret and knows that Traprock in everyday life is George S. Chappell, an architect of New York, and that among the other “members of the Kawa expedition,” pletured in South Sea regalia, are su notables ag Frank Crowninshield, ed- itor of Vanity Fair; Heywood Broun, the New York eriti harles Hanson Towne, the poet, ai eorge Palmer Putnam, the publisher. Bird Lays Square Egge. Anyway, tonight at the Hotel Washington, Chappell, alias Trap- rock, will give a solemn lecture on the South Seas as they actually™are, all illustrated with photographic slides, which range in subject from Poly- nesian petting to the extraordinary square eggs of the Fatuliva bird, the queer tropical beast Traprock dis- covered. | The office boy says those eggs look peculiarly like dice. But (;:&-n, office boys aren't really scien- tifie. . Traprock today called at the Na- tlonal Geographio Society, filing with it the first advance information re- { i wore friendly arctics. ‘The explorer says turhed hecause of the efforts of the | for divorce from Corset Manpfacturers’ Association to ts for_ the entire arctic wh ne output. Such a monopoly, he points out, might well o disastrous, working incalculable hard; for the modern flapper. In his lecture tonight Dr. Traprock will for the first time divulge his dis- covery of a tribe of supremely beau- tiful Eskimo women of the Klinka tribe. Their existence, he declares, has been known by other explorers, who have mallciously concealed the knowledge. “The better half of polar exploration {s yet to be told,” he de~ clares, Simon I. Nye, 6204 38th street northwest, was elected to succeed Kugene L. Herr as president of the American Booksellers' Assocfation, at Its executive sesslon at the Washing- ton Hotel yesterday. Others elected to office were J. 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