Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21

cents, net.
This book relates the interesting
adventures of Don Hale and his TREND,
George Glenn, in the war zone oi rance
while Don was looking for his father,
an aviator. The young men were III the
ambulance service, and their experiences
were many. and at times thrilling:
The book, III detailing the doihes vi
these two young mon, presents many
pictures of actual war operations III Il
very informing manner
Received of the publishers
Little Red Riding Hoo d. and other
T,irv Tales Pictured hy Lillian
tausev. Philadelphia Pa. Penn Pub
hshing Co. 925-27 Filbcrt street.
Here is most timely production,
beautifully printed, book that VIII
nl,asr many children In addition to
"Intlc Rcd Riding Hood, It contains
these familiar and popular stones: IN
dcrclla "Puss in Boots, he sleeping
Rcau,, "Snow-Whltc and Rose Red,
"llan>c and Grete he | hrec
Rear and Jack and the Bcanstalk
Tn, picturing is very fine, and adds
largely To the value and pleasure oi the
book
Received OF the publishers
-Ci,dc Corners" BY Ellcn Douglas
Dclaud Illustrated. N coiors, ~
Casvcll New York CuN y Np1ic-
tom y CO l'ricc. 81 80, net
II, addition to making acquaintance
with 4 tat al NtrY nice persons WI" tlNc
al CI,,ls corners. the rcadcr Will become
Ver1 much Interested n the leading
chnr,,etur /. Young Volnan who, vhtic
Wnrhlur $ + g,,N.rnc~~. IS really = '"i
man ~pl. cuutr, ID assisting htr ~>t'E
and i. latter husband ID ~iN VUrk i'r
Germany durug ihr var
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friend shlps. h,s 1olnr v"uuus h'art
VI un, IN h,r v,rk M -hc abaHdoncd
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tou pIeucnr III .sfr.t, lh'
author Phrad. hhr, l,a f,nn Tut.
lrhu- 60. n..--. iiIh,rt 'rect
rrlc,. 81 nt
Her 4 fu,-t inter. .ing story nou'
4 rabbi. tlu ii ~ 'r1m an4 eariicd 70
pcnnsl Wanna Vmir Ncry Young, fN
httic lc> lHi hc hr1.d md gr,w INTO
a most remaIk;,bI, rahtt
Ruu ccame quit, taluc, hl the "ild
Instin,t never loft hlu ..nd AS treque ntlN
roalned from home or allrsc, ne en-
countercd danger. Int how la uutWrc!
the dogs that chased hnn And also he
found i companorl. RnWny, and 'hcN
became great rabbits. SUBJECTS ~ interest
whether they Wcrc IN pcn 81 home oT
freely roaming the country
The hook also contains much E'ormt-
tion about rabbits. and altncothc Is
both unique and inter, sting
Received Of the publishers
PASSED as Censored r Canran
Rcrtram NJ Bcrnhcm u +
Philadelphia. Pa. i lIprmro.t
CO Pnce 81 IS net
The service az the Rear " hat
comedies, what Tragedies. filled the daN
of the ; o. r. rs they >trovr mightlllS
tia, the fighting men might bo Kept a
concert pitch, The story has not been
told before As Captain Bcrnhelm tells
Il - tie first thrilling year ot the war
between tho nitcd States and CirrrnauN
tnd tho p5Ihhr. whose boys wore cared
Tor Il, tho : . Z ied runltlonod aid
clothcd "a hllo ecil nqrsed ..nd roHltorfr'.
what timc thcy feil ylctlm 70 bullet IT
disease will eagcrly read CapfaH Born
helms story Of the doing q u
CAPTAIN f3erram " Bernhelm na>
member of the Iohns Hopkin- Hospital
nj from Baltimore Tho Crack Int
offhe : q K II s,,on came to bc known.
and before that he had been graduate
and member Of tn, faculty ci ths Nicd'r4I
school nf the Johns Hopkin, nlNcrei1A.
with Two authoritative books on surgical
subjects 10 hls credit he ana hl~ unit
wert among the first - Dc sent abroad
and they had ample opportunity, once
there. 10 mix in with aIl that was going on.
Writing to MS family and friends.
without thought of puhlicity-and the
lettcrs hear informal evidence that this
was the case Captain Ber7lhelm painted
such vivid war pictures IN simple, tren-
chant vigorous words, that they remain
etched in memory once read He was
not merely q highly trained specialist,
keenly alive 10 he surgical and medical
problems presented by The war. but he
was still more the ardent patriot and
lover of his kind to whom each experience
WIS of the livelIest interest however far
removed from lnS technical duties II
might be Indeed, he found himself
occupied much of the time with the care
of the enlisted men OF the Unit the
medical students and administrative
duties OF the most vared kind
nc N0rtlIal Dulil up DN tllf "''ii4-7
Hopkins Hospital Unit was Z huge
affair. and II was set in the midst Of an
apparent chaos OF military activity,
which resolved itself INTO vast camps
and supply depots and the thousand and
one aspects Of the : o. r. France was
gathering place for whole races Of men.
and there was little which did not al
some time come under Captain Bern
helms observation His book reveals the
superhuulan efforts, the great risks and
the feverish activity of the ;. . K. OF
which practically nothing has ever been
told in the war books Of the day
Received OF the publ lshers
Hunting the German Shark. By
Herman Whitaker Illustrated. New
York City: The Century Co. 353
Fourth avenue Price. $50.
/, j. generally admitted on ali sides
now that the submarine attack was the
most dangerous phase of the German
offensive Mr Whtakers book broadly
speaking. Is an account o. AL sides Of
the Alhcd countcr-attack against the
submarine which finally proved to tho
German Great Headquarters that thclr
strongest and most dangerous card had
been played in valn
Hunting the German Shark22 is not
q book made up hastily from second
hand Information. MI Whitaker. with
thc Indispensable cooperation Of Amcri-
can Brush and French naval officers,