New-York tribune., 1918-03-09
Book News
Authors and Publishers and
Their Doings

The Princeton University Press Will
publish this spring the following
books: "a c of the Federal Reserve
System" by Edwin Walter Kemmerer;
enhancing the War by A. Barton
Hepburn, and the letters Of B. Stuart
Walcott, a member Of the Princeton
class of IT, who joined the French fly
ing corps and was killed ia his tiral
engagement, December. 1911
The Century Company will publish
this spring a book to be called Re
building Russia by Professor Edward
Alsworth Ross, the Wisconsin socolo-
gist, who has just returned from a
years stay in Russia. during which
time he studied the Russian revolution.
Dodd, Mead & Co. publish to-day
The Three of Hearts" by Berta Ruck
Mrs. Oliver Onions) The Flame" by
Olive Wadsley; From Shakespeare tc
Q. Henry by S. P. B. Mais; Tive
Towns-One City: Paris London" BY
John F. McDonald, The Language OF
Color by NJ. Luckiesh; ga Year Will
the Birds" by Alice E. Ball.
LongmAns. Green & Co wil
publish this month Irish Memoirs" b!
O. I. Somerville anG Martin Ross;
The Control of the Drink Trade" b,
Henry Carter; The Mount of Vision,
by the Rt. Rev Charles H. Brent, D. D.
Bishop-elect of Western New York
Russia S Agony" by Robert Wilton.
Charles Scribner's Sons will publish
on March Is The Earthquake" by Ar
thur Train; american Democracy and
Asiatlc citizenship" by Sidney l.. Gu
lick; "A History of the Christian
Church." by Minerva c. Fox, and a new
edition of "Fhe France of To-day" by
Barrett Wendell. On March % they
will publish "America First" by
Frances Nimmo Greene; american
Poetry edited by Percy H. Boynton
and others; THE Flower Of the Chap
delaines," by George w. Gable; Credit
OF the Nations,' by j. Laurence Laugh
lin; The Airman and the Tramp by
Jennette Lee; The Voice of Lincoln, -
by R. NJ. Wanamaker, and new and
revised edition of The Passing Of the
Great Race" by Madison Grant.
Ida C. Bailey Allen, author Of Mrs.
Aliens Cook Book" published by
Small, Maynard & Coz and re-
Gently apr ointed official lecturer for
the United States Food Admin stration,
will soon be in movies" appearing in
the leading roles in her own scenarios,
built around food conservation and the
home problems. 1t VIII be the first
time any domestic science expert and
film company have co0perated to bring
home to the people of the nation the
subject Of home economies. The films
are to be produced with the cooperation
of the United States Food Admins
tration and the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
E. P. Dutton & Co. announce
for publication in the near future Re
ligion and Common Sense" by Donald
Hankey; "Over There and Back" by
Lieutenant j. S. Smith, and a new book
of Lyman Abbott's. the title of which
will be The Last Days of Jesus
Christi
G. P. Putnam's Sons are bringing
out this month "The Secret of the
Marne-How Sergeant Fritsch Saved
France" by Marcel Berger; "Maktoub," ,"
by Matthew Craig; "A Girl Alone" by
Howell Evans; Connie Margan With
the Mounted" by James B. Hendryx;
"Militarism and Statecraft," by Nun
Third Series, 19l6-'17
D. Appleton & Co. are publishing
this month Out There" by Charles W.
ish," by Arthur I. Clark; From the
Front: An Anthology of French Po-
etry," compiled by Lieutenant C. Z.
Andrews, U. S. A.
Lieutenant Jack Turner, author of
"Buddy's Blighty and Other Verses
From the Trenches" recently published
by Small, Maynard g. Co, has just
sailed for England, taking draft for
his regiment. Lieutenant Turner, who
IS Newfoundlander. served two years
at the front with the 6th Canadian In
fantry Brigade.
Raymond Blathwayr, author of
"Through Life and Round the World"
arrived in New York on his third visit
to America in the party of Lord Read
ing. the new British Ambassador to
the United States. He will be asso-
ciated here with Miss Eva Fenton, Lord