El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-30
MORE BOOKSFOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Safe and Sane Publications
That Are to be Had at
Public Library.

Below is another list Of safe and
sane" books for boys and girls, ac-
eording to the list prepared by Miss
Edith Graham Coyne. librarian of the
Carnegie Public Library, Of FL Paso.
In this list Miss Coyne has included
Heroes Of Chivalry." Ltss will be
published every day this week as a
guide to the boys and girls OF the
city who are seeking interesting read
ing matter that is not trashy and
worthless. The list also has a dou-
Bile significance in that it gives par
ents an idea of the books suitable for
buying for Christmas, in the event that
h purchase of books is contemplated
Says Miss Frances Olcott in her
"Chldren's Reading; They Books
Of chivalry) appeal TO the budding
sentiments and awakening enthusiasm
Of youth They are imbued with
charming fancy and with tenderness
They deal less with the depths Of life
and more with its emotions. They
draw youthful althruistic aspirations
toward an ideal gOal-where treacherys
cruelty, cOwardice n ~falsehOod are
shown in their blackness, and where
the unstained shield Of the faithful
knight is preferred above all things
Craik. d. NJ, John Halifax, Gentle
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nestle life" John Halifax is a poor
lad, who wins success and the right
10 bear without abuse the grand old
name Of gentleman
Holland, r. $, knights Of the
Golden SpUr-"-A fascinating story Of
historic adventure.
Lanier. Sidney. The Boys King Ar
thur."-Amid the strange and fanciful
scenery of these s%trOies, character and
ideals OF character remain at the sim
plest and puresL The romantic history
trauspires in the healthy atmosphere
Of the open air on the green earth
beneath the open sky
Macleod. N. Stories from the Faerie
Queene"-Adventures OF the Red Cross
Knight, the perilOus voyages Of Sir
GuyOn. in search of the Bower OF
Bliss. the quest OF BritOmart. the war
rior princess, and other tales of brave
knights and fair ladies. one of the
best renderings Of Spencer for children
Pyle Howard. Men Of IrOn-The
story is a romano Of the times Of
chivalry, the scene being laid in Eng
land Of King Henry " The hero
is the son OF a lord who has been
u~njustly disgraced for high reason
Entering the service OF q powerful no
bleman as a page, the lad receives
military training and quickly rises
TO be a knight
Pyle Howard. The Story OF King
Arthur and His Knights-For hun
dreds Of years the legend Of King
Arthur and Knights OF the Round
Table has been one Of the most prec-
iOus possessions of the worlds store
house of romance. IN the story OF
King Arthur. Howard Pyle gives to the
legend an entirely fresh charm
Pyle. Howard. The Story of Sir Ian
celot"-The vigor and beauty Of the
drawings and the high and inspiring
quality of the text bring these immor-
tai stories more clearly and satisfac-
torily before US than ever before
Pyle. Howard. The Story OF the
Champions Of the Round Table"--This
book is similar in scope style, n
scheme Of illustrations TO his story
Of King Arthur and His Knights" II
tells the story Of the Champions OF the
Round Table in text and drawings in
the most poetic and spirited way
Pyle, Howard. The Merry Adven-
lures Of Robin Hood"-There is no
body after all quite like Howard Pyle.
When it comes to stories for children.
nobody with his peculiar freshness and
enthusiasm. and his power Of choOs-'
ing quaint and lovely settings for the
sometimes quiet. sometimes stirring
tales.
Scott, Sir Walter. "IvanhOe--Ro-
nance Of the twelfth century Intro
duces Richard Coeur-de-LiOn and the
Templars. Is Of historical value for
its graphic pictures Of the SaXcns and
Normans in England after the Norman