TRINE, RALPH WALDO

(i866) American author; 6. Mt. Morris, Il. He graduated at Knox College in 1891 and pursued a postgraduate course the following year at Johns Hopkins in history, political and _ social science. He has taught, lectured and served as a special newspaper correspondent, and. for a time was in the banking busine . Of late years he has devoted himself entirely to authorship. His publications include, In Tune with the Infinite, 1898; The Land of Living Men, 1919; In the Hollow of His Hand, 1915;The Higher Powers of Mind and Spirit, 1917, and My Philosophy and My Religion, 1921. He is also the author of The Life Booklet Series. His works have had a wide circulation in this country, and have been translated into’: many foreign languages. ’N., 61° 20’ W.), at extreme S. eo Win Surface is. hilly; extreme height of, c. 3,000 ft.; soil is ee sugar and cacao; manufactures rum, angostura bitters, coconut oil; exports sugar, cocoa, asphalt (mainly from La Brea lake, 60 m. 8S. of Port of Spain), rum, bitters, etc.; oil fields are being developed; chief town, Port of Spain; railway mileage, 108. Administration earried on by governor and executive and legislative councils; chief religions are Anglican and R.C. Discovered by Columbus, 1498; taken by British, 1797. Area, 1,860 sq. m.; pop 381,300. See Map West Inpizs.