The sun., 1918-11-24
Fiction.

CAROLINE HOLMES Inc STORY VI man
and woman who institute q search Tor
their vanished Christ and the faith they
believe they have outgrOwn. The scene Is
transferred to Syria. New York: Fleming
II. RevclI Company. $l.23.
THE RECLAIMERS. By MARGARET Hill
MCCAETER. A girl, an orphan, inherlts
claim in the sage brush country in west
ern Kansas She is in love with poor
artist and determines to develop the land.
New Y. Harper & Brothers. $50.
TWENTY THREE AND A HALF HOURS
LEAVE. Pv MARY ROBERTS RINEHAET.
Adventures that bcfell 4 sergeant of a
:. headquarters troop at an embarkation
camp. Very farcical and funny. New
York: George II. Doran Company. To
cents.
BLdTHESOME JOTTTNGS. By GERTRUDE
SANBoRN. Humorous sketchespreseuted as
lettings in a diary. Boston: The -Four
Seas Company. sl.25.
THE ISLAND OF INTRIGUE. By IsAByt
OsrRAYDER. An island with lonely house
upon it and gang Of INSCRIPTIONS GRIM
inals confront the heroine. New York:
Robert NJ Mcbride & Co. $3.50.
THE THREE STRINGS. By NATALIE SUN
NER LINCOLN. girl returns to open her
r,other's house in Washington for the fall
and finds n strange man dead IN the
library Suspicion giances upon every
body. from French flying officer to
Japanese butler. New York: d. Apple
ton & Co. $50.
A STORY TELLER s HOLIDAY. BY
GEORGE MOORE The fruit of 4 walking
trim and story telling contest in Ireland,
where George Moore met Alec Trusselby
New York: Boni & Liycright. For pri-
waite circulation. $40.
THE PRESTONS. by MARY HEAToN
worse. The story of the ordinary daily
life of an American family. consisting Of
the father, mothcr, the mother : unmar-
ried sister, a boy of II and another of ~,
Jimmie, who is perhaps the principal
figure. Quiet. but full of humor. New
York: Boni & Livcright. $50.
A CHANCE TO LIVE. BY Zoe BECKLEY.
The story of the effort of girl of the
tenements to make 4 living, of her mar
rage and the salvation of happiness she
finally achieves. New York: The Mac
milan Company. $3.50.
1.MBERS. BY JEFFREY DEPEND. A novel
which received q $4,000 prize recently
offered by the publishers. Remarkable for
the extraordinary numbers Of paragraphs
of a sentence only. Chicago: J. W. Wal
lace & Co.
THE CROSS OF FIRE. BY ROBERT Coz
DON ANDERSON. Story Of an American
who went to France to fight for the Allies
before his country entered the war and
who returned TO fight under his own flag
and of an American girl who, from a So
l,,4N ,lo,,
driver. Boston: Honghton Mil1lin Com
pany. $l.j0.
ESMERALDA, OR EVERY LITTLE BIT
HELPS. BY NINA WILCOX PUTNAM
and NORMAN JACOBSEN. Adventures of a
Western girl of the breezy sort and her
eoyote-dog in fashionable circle Of New
York society. Philadelphia: ]. B. Lippin
colt Company. IL.
TANOZA. BY r. G. KIRK. Story o. a Rus
sian wolfhound and wolf hunt. New
York: Alfred \. KnoPf. - cents.
Ny PEOPLE. by CARADoc Evans. Storie,
of the peasantry Of West Wales, first pub
lished several years 90. New York:
Boni & Liveright. $l.oU.
CAPEL SION. BIZ CAEADoC EVANS. More
of the author : Welsh stories reproducing
in welsh dialect "a world little known
) go - ''-;i.'' New York: Bon
q Liveright. $50.
&c >. =. By DoEorHY PaRcTyAL. Of
girl and her father who have settled IL
the Canary Islands to retrieve his fortune
Love story. New York: John Lane Com
pany. $40.
HIS GRACE OF GRUB STREET. By G
V. MCFADDEN. Eighteenth century 70
nance of a youth taken from n Grul
street garnet 20 edit a journal owned by {
wealthy merchant. Love story. New
York: John Lane Company. $l.f0.
THE PAWNS OF FATE. BY PAUL f
BOWERS. Deals with the seamy side of mu
nicipal politics. Boston: The CornhiI
Company. $50.
For Girls.
TWt ALIKE. 81 EoiTH BARNARD DETANo
Al, INJURIES Of two 17-year- old girls on &
Maryland plantation. For girls from Il
TO Is. BOSTON: lloughton Mifln Com
pany. $1.35.