New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Announcements
Forthcoming Volumes and
News of the Book World

Henry Holt & Co. will remove on
April 1 to No. 10 West Forty-fourth
Street.
Harper e. Brothers announce that on
March Is they will publish the follow
ing books: 1.-THE Lifted Veil" by Basil
King; "The Rib of the Man." by Charles
Ram Kennedy; SHOULD Students
STUDY" by William r. Foster, and
Lose Weight and Be Well" Anony-
nous.
The Century Company will publish
Helen Davenport Gibbons's The Red
Rugs OF Tarsus" fortnight hence.
The Anderson galleries will sell on
March 10. 20 and II a consignment OF
rare books and manuscripts from the
library OF Miss NJ. I. Meacham, OF thus
city. Among the manuscripts are five
poems by Thomas Moore, four manu-
scripts by Henry James, several by Mrs.
Browning. one by Oscar Wilde. and
portion Of Poe's politician" which IS
unpublished.
+. p. Dutton E. Co. announce a forth
coming volume by the Countess Bar
czinsks, entitled IF Wishes were
Horses"
The Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Com
pany will publish a number of attrac
tive books for children, from six years
20 any age" on April !.
Doubleday. Page & Co. will publish
on March % "War Poems by X y;
"Undertow." by Kathleen Norris; AN
Uncensored Diary" from the Central
Empires. by Ernesta Drinker Bullitt;
cinderella Jane" by Marjorie Benton
Cooke. and "Aristocrsts of the Garden
By Ernest II. Wilson.
The Houghton Mifflin Company Will
issue to-day Pip: A Romance OF
Youth" by Ian Hay; "The Ph9niX,' by
Constance NJ. Warren; Seven Years IN
Vienna, 19O7-1914: A Record OF In
trigue." and various other works.
The Jewish Teachers Association Of
this city has begun the publication Of
handsome sem-annual magazine, en-
titled "The Jewish Teacher
ID. Appleton & Co. will publish next
week budget of books for boys Of
from ten to sixteen years. including
two stories by Joseph A. Atsheler, en-
titled "The Eyes of the Woods" and
"The Shadow Of the North; a school
story by Ralph Henry Barbour, win
ming His Came; two Indian stories.
"The Trail of Tecumseh," by Everett
r. Tomlinson, and white Otter" by
Elmer r. Gregor. and "Scott Burton,
Forester" by f. G.. Cheyney.
G.. P. Putnam's Sons announce Tor
next month "The Gun Brand" tale OF
the North. by James B. Hendryx; "A
Short History of Rome" by Professor
Guglielmo Ferrero. translated by
George Chrystal, and Growth In 81
lence," by Miss Susanna Cocroft.
The Funk & Wagnalls Company an
nounces Conditions of Labor IN Amerl-
can Industries" by W. Jett Lauck and
Edgar Sydenstricker.
The American scandinavian Founda-
ton announces a gift of $4,000 from
Charles s. Peterson, of Chicago, to
guarantee the publication of the Scan
dinavian Classics" for 1917 and 1918.
Two books are published annually in
this series of TRANSACTIONS at net cost
of $1,000 each year. Mr. Peterson was
born in Daglosen, Varmland. Sweden, in
1873. lie emigrated to Chicago IN
1887.
"The Theory of Evolution" from the
Macmillan Company. is compilation
of a half dozen lectures by Professor
w. B. Scott, of Princeton. AS the title
suggests, evolution Is regarded as
theory and not a dogma. The author
reviews in candid spirit the principal
evidences in support of the theory, rec
ognizes the immense value of its
PRONUNCIATION as a stimulus TO scientific
research. and expects il to remain a
permanent possession of science, though
he also comedies the possibility that a
generation or two hence it may be very
greatly modified.