The sun., 1918-10-27
For BOYS.


JOHN 'GARLAND. Ross, of whose expe-
rian.es this is the fourth book, leaves
college for Miners Camp in Wyoming.
For boys from II to 10. Philadelphia:
Penn Publishing Company. s1.35.
PHILIP KENT IN THE UPPER SCHOOL.
BY T. TEUxroN HARE. The third book
about Philip Kent. Tells Of To natural
rivalry between Philip and Jack TAFT.
Philadelphia: Penn Publishing Company.
$I.3J.
THE MASTERS OF. THE PEAKS. By
JOSEPH A. ALTsHH4Es. Laid in the pc
period of the French and Indian war and
ends with the massacre of Fort William
Henry. An interesting figure is an OnOn-
daga Indian with wonderful skill IN
reading signs and trails. New York: ID.
Appleton & Co. 81 30.
THE LOST HUNTERS. BY JOSEPH A.
AIFsHELE2. viii Clarke, the hero Of the
book, is captured by Sioux Indians, forced
to spend the winter with them and, in the
spring, sent on a perilous exploring c1pedi-
ton. New York: D. Appleton & Co.
$I.35.
CAPTAIN TED. BY LOUIS PENDLETOS.
boy scout hears of camp of slaekers in
q great swamp in Georgia. New York:
d. Appleton Co. $1.35.
FOR THE FREEDOM OF THE SEAS. By
RALPH HENgY BARBOUR. Nelson Troy,
after having seen his fathers ship tor
pedoed by a German submarine and his
father made prisoner, joins the navy and
fights submarines himself. New York:
u. Appleton & Co. $l-35.
THAT YEAR AT LINCOLN HIGH. By
JOSEPH GoLLoME. Story of public school
life in big city. The son OF well to do
man fights an East Side boy. They later
become very good friends. New York:
The Macmillan Company. $1.S5.
TIRE PIRATE OF JASPER PEAK. BY
ADAIR ALDoN. A 10y east on his own re-
sources in the Northwest has the problem
of finding two friends who have gone on
hunting trip and have failed to return.
He goes after them and finds his greatest
obstacle in the pirate of Jasper Peak.
New York: The Macmillan Company.
Sl.35.
THE BOY HIKERs. BY CHELSEA CURTIS
FRASER. Boys hiking from Eastern Penn
sylvania to New York, working on farms
in the morning and playing exhibition
ball games afternoons, strike the trail of
a German SPY at Boonton, N. j. New
York: Thomas Y. CrOwell Company.
$1.25.
For Girls.
NANCY LEES NAMESAKE. By MAR
GIREr WAKDE. For girls from 10 to Is.
The fourth book about Nancy Lee, telling
of her last year at Fair Oaks School.
Philadelphia: Penn Publishing Com
pany. $1.35.
A LITTLE MAID OF OLD CONNECT
CUT. BY ALICE TURNER CURTIs. For
girls from 2 to IL. The sixth book of q
series about little maids. This one lived
in Connecticut IN the troubled days of
1777. Philadelphia: Penn Publishing
Company. 81.
ISABEL CARLETON'S FRIENDS. By
MARGARET AsHsUN. A new Isabel Carrie
ton story in which Isabel goes on through
the State University at jefferson. Intro
luces the war. New York: The Mac
milan Company. s1.3J-
History.
TIE STORY OF THE SUN: 1s33-191s.
By FRANK M. O'BRIEN. The history of
TnE SUN, New York, for eighty-ive years,
with some account of the men who have
played an important part in the making
of this and other newspapers; and with
many sidelights on the New York of the
last century. New York: George II.
Doran Company. So.
THE TRUE STORY OF ALSACE-LOR-
RAINE. BY ERNEST ALFRED VIzETEILY.
The author of this history believes that,
owing to changes since 1871, genuine
plebiscite in Alsace-Lorraine is impos-
sible; and that their restoration to France
is imperative. Map. List of place
names and index. New York: Frederick
A. Stokes Company. 81.
THE PILGRIMS AND THEIR HISTORY.
By ROLAND G. USHER. In 300 pages
Professor Usher attempts to convey all the
really pertinent information about the Pill
grims in o narrative which is historical
and detailed without being dull OF Pc
DANTE. New York: The Macmillan Com
pany. 50.
Drama.
THE PATH OF THE MODERN RUSSIAN
STAGE. By ALExANDER BAKsHY. Histor-
zeal review and sketches Of the work of
various Russian play producers. Essays on
living space and the theatre and on Cor