The sun., 1918-07-21
Fiction.

search for hidden treasure make this ro-
nance Of the Andes. In the opinion of
Richard lie Galiienne the greatest thing
of its kind since Rider Hsggard 8 King
SoiomorS Aises. New York: Boni &
LiveriSht. $1.5O.
THE ROUGH ROAD. By WILLIAM J.
LOCKE. Mr.. Locke 9 hero was, before the
war, nice young man known to his
friends - Doggie.'' The war makes him
over 50 that he comes home and smashes
collection of china. There 10 romance
across the Channel. New York: John
Lane Company. $50.
TARR. BY WYNDHAM LEWIS The author
is known a. q painter and an art critic,
but this is his first novel. 1t is o, very
modern story Of artist life in Paris. New
York: Alfred A. Knopf. $l.75.
KHAKI: HOW TREDICK GOT INTO
THE WAR. BY FREEMAN TMDEN. Tired
lex is the name Of quiet little New Eng
land town. The story is about a young
man who did not want to go TO war. He
admitted that he was a coward When
the crisis came, however, he found him
self eager to do what was before him.
New York: The Macmillan Company.
$l.25
THE THREE CORNERED HAT. By
PEDRO A. DE- ALARcoN. A translation by
Jacob S. Fassett, Jr., of a Spanish story
first Spblh,hed in 1874 and described as
ga very perfect example of malicious
wit and min ute observation. New York:
Alfred A. Knopf. $1.25.
FROM THEIR GALLERIES. By A. DON
AID DOUGLAS. A series of prose impress
sions, sketches and allegories. Boston:
The Four Seas Company. $l.25.
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A novel, described by the London Times
as being book that twill bring comfort
and consolation to many, besides pleas
antly willing away an hour or two for
the others. 1t is a love story and pretty
one, set in attractive scenes in England
and abroad and conveyed through charae-
ters which, good or bad, forces Of life or
forces of death, are all dashed in with the
gusto." New York: Longmans, Green
L Co. $50
THE SHIP OF DEATH. BY EDWARD
SrILGEBAUER. The publishers say that
this novel, in which the ship of death is
the Lusitania, is the work of man who,
though German born, detests German
crimes in the present war. He may be
remembered as the author of Love g In.
Js,no. written in exile in Switzerland.
New York: Brenta nos $40
Seamanship.
MODERN SEAMANSHIP. BY AUSTIN NJ
KNIGHT. This is an unabridged reprint
of the seventh edition of standard work
by Rear Admiral of the United States
Navy. The 700 pages constitute a re-
variable textbook for seamen. There
are many illustrations and q number of
plates. The revision is of March /, 1917.
Inde1ed. New York: d. Van Nostrand
Co. g.
Ethics.
HUMAN NATURE AND ITS REMAK.
ING. By WILLIAM ERNEST HOOKING
Lectures delivered at the Yale School Of
Religion by . Harvard professor of phi
losophy. The author discusses the prin-
ciples Of ethics, education, politics and
religion and human capacities. New
Haven: Yale University Press. 50.
Essays.
PAVANNES AND DIVISIONS. By EZRA
PONDS. A collection of essays on such
subjects as Jodnransth, Rabelais, Poggio,
the troubadours Remy de Gourmont,
James Joyce. and translations Of twelve
dialogues of FonteneiIe. New York: AL
fred A. Knopf. $3.50.
Poetry.
THE FOREST ALTAR AND OTHER
POEMS. By JAMES EDWARD RICHARD
SON. No war poems. The poems are
grouped under various headings, some Of
which are: Youth, Aon'ents, The Hearts
of Men and CARTONS IN Tortarus. Phila-
delphia: Printed by the author for pri
yate circulation.
Drama.
KARMA. BY AIGERNON BLAcKwooD AND
VIOLET PEARN. play dealing with rein
csrnation in a prologue, epilogue and three
acts. New York: f. p. Dutton 4 Co.
Sl.60.
Miscellaneous.
PLAYING THE GAME. BY ZEBEDIAH
FLINT. An appeal to- the individual to
save money and to make money by buy
ing stocks. Contains some information
about stock purchases and advertises the
business of the publisher. New York:
Published by Serricc 81.
ALCOHOL: IT'S ACTION ON THE HU-
MAN ORGANISM. The report of an
advisory committee appointed in NOvem-