The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-04


De Morgan Another long. delightful
romance IN the measure and vein % tn,
authors Joseph Vance," mclowed h,
his characteristic genial humor and hu
mainly. The scene Is in England in the
fftes,
Brdnstord IN Arcadia. by Eugene Man.
love Rhodes. A cheerful. breezy romano.
OF the Western plains. with "a hero who
laughs in the face of death and n tan.
,all1lng heroine who takes long chances
10 help her lover In his extremity
Holt
what viii People Sayf by Rupert
Hughes. \ novel OF tango mad New
Yofks smart set in which a dazzling
panaroma OF feverish. artificial life Is
A., forth Through hotels and cabarets
bathrooms and country houses, motoring
Yachting, eating. drinking and making
love. young girls and women who strive
20 be young. and the men OF their Sc,
recognize no leash save the fear OF "wha;
viii people say"
our Mr. W,'eas. b. Sinclair Lewis
The story OF mild hammered little clerk
whose dreams OF travel and love are
at last realized when he gets a small,
legacy. Adventures as helper on n
cattle steamer. romantic gypsying with
q girl artist in England, are accompanied
ty many humorous incidents And then.
Of course. comes the" girl.
The Light Of Western Stars. b. Zane
Grey. \ Characteristic thrilling Western
novel. full of the color OF the Southwest
The wine of vide spaces the dangers
Of border life, and the lure of woman $
beauty. Harper
Sunshine Jane. by Anne Warner. The
1oyous story of a Sunshine Nurse" whose
mission was not to care for sick bodies.
but to heal sick souls Sunshine Jane
expounds her beliefs to her invalid aunt.
her neghbors and her friends with such
success that she upsets the whole village.
Underlying lot of droll fun Is n sound
and helpful doctrine Of optimism.
Ariddne OF Allen water, by Sidney
Mccall The Southern heroine Of a stir
ring love story finds herself IN n d!f'icult
situation owing to her fathers unwisc
will and her stopmother's subsequent
marriage TO an adventurer. story Of
thrills and pathos.
North Of Fifty-thrcr. by Bertrand w.
Sinclair. Into the rough, nnreoplcd Ca
madam Northwest n city girl comes aud
Is loved by a man who sets about teach
ing her the difference between her arti-
fetal conventional standards and those
Q: the country about them.
Little. Brown.
Quick Action, by Robert w. Chambers.
Here is shown how the modern man
FIRE courtshps told with a speed and
daring which outstrips even the author $
previous work. The scenes are set prin-
cipally In Florida
Capn DAMS Daughter. by Joseph G.
Lincoln 4 Cape cod setting. OF course.
and Capn Dan. an ex-skippcr and store
keeper. The Cap'ns wife has social
ambitions and his daughter. coming home
from seminary aud finding him
neglected, sets to work bringing about
change
The Butterfly. by Henry Kitchell Web
s,er A lively mystery story whose hero
ne Is a beautiful danscuse. She drops
into a staid college town. involves young
professor in mysterious murder. battles
the prosecuting attorney, and finally
brings everything to satisfactory con-
cusion.
Your .foctiondte Godmother, by Elinor
Gyn. Mrs. Glyn gives some clear and
startling advice to young girl entering
society ON subjects of conduct. habits,
& Each chapter is In the form OF "A
letter and Is signed Your affectionatc
godmother.'
Appleton
tn. Confessions Of an inconsistent Man
anonymous A well written record n!
tickle man in his relations with women
He explains his attitude toward women
md worry frankly traces the course Of an
exceedingly varied series OF loVts-thc
climax coming when he himself falls in
: love with married woman.
Appleton
TIE Treasure. by Kathleen Norris \
homo story In the style characteristic
Ct the author telling the experiences
~ the various members OF a family In
their endeavors to solve the servan,
problem The book though extremely
smusing on tho surface. has "A deep I'M
DERIVING significance
sandy. by Il. S. Crockett. A briskly
moving tale of love and business. in which
young man goes TO London to seek his
fortune. What he finds there and wha,
he does there form the basis OF breezily
entertaining story
GrGnni'. by Mrs. George Wemyss
happy. humorous story OF youth and old
sge In one-youth full OF questions and
we old age calmly Retrospective, We,
very much and happily in the present
Ihef- Is love story in the book In
Nhch Grdhnle has a potent hand
Macmillan
The Last shot, by Frederick Palmer
war novel by an author who a. wal
correspondent has seen almost all tn,
wars Of the last twenty years Tn,
primary human interest story Ia rand
> carrying along the secondary one OF tn.
drama % modern war
h'h9 No, by Talbot Mundy 70
n@nuc and exhiiara.ne story OF love
t"uhs and adventure in India, Just ~
~ eV" OF the Indian mutiny The .,tI.
u taken from the slogan OF Nahomme,
"lnfa' Itanoar leader OF cnvalrv. and
~, .hlo English. is "r;n IN and win ;"
.n'Lo'o SOL, hv Knut Marsun, trans
~ rom the Norwegian By Carl Chr
rIn't'ed This ts a social picture o.
.,d ,.a"'a' contrasting shallow literar,