Thank you so much for THE LITTLE REVIEW! I liked it from the moment I saw it, both outside and in. I like particularly the personal note you put into your writing. It's as though you were really talking to me and telling me how you feel about _The Dark Flower_ and Paderewski and dear Little Antoine with his bad room that was "pretty but stupid for the sound." With best wishes to you in your beautiful, big undertaking. ZETTA GAY WHITSON. Chicago. The "Best Sellers" The following books, arranged in order of popularity, have been "bestsellers" in Chicago during March: The Inside of the Cup Winston Churchill Macmillan Diane of the Green Van Leona Dalrymple Reilly and Britton Pollyanna Eleanor Porter L. C. Page Laddie Gene Stratton-Porter Doubleday, Page T. Tembarom Frances Hodgson Burnett Century Sunshine Jane Anne Warner Little, Brown The Woman Thou Gavest Me Hall Caine Lippincott Cap'n Dan's Daughter Joseph C. Lincoln Appleton Passionate Friends H. G. Wells Harper Old Valentines S. H. Havens Houghton Mifflin The Devil's Garden W. B. Maxwell Bobbs-Merrill The White Linen Nurse Eleanor Abbott Century When Ghost Meets Ghost William DeMorgan Henry Holt The After House Mary Roberts Rinehart Houghton Mifflin The Iron Trail Rex Beach Harper The Dark Hollow Anne Katherine Green Dodd, Mead The Rocks of Valpre E. H. Dell Putnam The Light of Western Zane Gray Harper Stars Peg o' My Heart Hartley Manners Dodd, Mead The Dark Flower John Galsworthy Scribner Daddy Long Legs Jean Webster Century It Happened in Egypt C. N. and A. M. Doubleday, Page Williamson Darkness and Dawn George Allan England Small, Maynard The Forester's Daughter Hamlin Garland Harper Westways S. Weir Mitchell Century My Wife's Hidden Life Anonymous Rand, McNally Home Anonymous Century The Valley of the Moon Jack London Macmillan The Harvester Gene Stratton-Porter Doubleday, Page Gold Stewart Edward White Doubleday, Page A People's Man E. Phillips Oppenheim Little, Brown The Way Home Basil King Harper Martha by the Day Julie M. Lippman Holt