The sun., 1919-05-04
Essays.

COURAGE. BY JEANETTE MARKS. Twelve
essays under such titles as Laughter and
RGlIying, InUictus, Joy of Courage, Folded
Potrer, &c. New York: The Woman
Press. $l.25.
THE EROTIC MOTIVE IN LITERA-
TURE. BY ALBERT MoRDELL. Most things
bearing on eroticism in literature are dealt
with from the Edipus complex and the
various neuroses to the love poems of
Keats and Shelley and the ideas Of Laf
cadio Hearn. Poe is psyche analysed. New
York: Boni Liveright. $l.75.
PROBLEMS OF THE SECONDARY
TEACHER. BY WILLIAM JERUSALEM.
The author is professor Of education in
the University of Vienna and this is a
translation of his work. He believes that
the work of the secondary school can be
systematiZed as the work of the elemen-
tary school has been. Boston, Richard
G. Badger $l.75.
SHYLOCK NOT A JEW. By MAURICE
PACKARD. This essay, edited and supple
mented by Adelaide Marshall, argues that
the villain of Shakespeare's Merchant of
Venice is perverted caricature of the
true Jewish character. Boston: Stratford
Company. - cents.
Religion.
PROPHECY AND AUTHORITY. By
KRMPER FULLERTON. Discusses the princi-
pies of the Interpretation of Messianic
prophecy in view of the revival of Mil
lenialist claims, and reopers the question
of the nature of the Bible as principle
of authority in Protestant theology. New
York: The Macmillan Company. $l.50.
BACCALAUREATE SERMONS, BY R. G.
p.y ha of in
ster College New Wilmington, Pa. Bos-
ton: Richard g. Badger. $3.50.
"SONGS IN THE NIGHT" By NAL
COLIN JAIEs MCLEOD. The author, who
is pastor of the Collegiate Church of st.
Nicholas, New York city, dedicates his
book "to all my comrades in the school
of sorrow.' New York: Fleming II.
Revell Company. $l.25.
THE COLLEGE GATEWAY. BY CHARLES
franklin THwING. A second series of
haccalaureate sermons by the president of
Western Reserve University. Boston: The
Pilgrim Press. $50.
STUDIES IN MARK s GOSPEL. By A. T.
ROBERTSON. Discusses the date of Mark :
Gospel Peter RS influence upon it, the
miraculous element in it, its parallels, its
disputed close and the figure of Christ
that it presents. New York: The Mac
milan Company. $l.o5.
THE CHALLENGE OF THE WAR: CAN
SCIENCE ANSWER THE RIDDLE OF
THE GRAVEi BY HENRY FRANK.
Couples discoveries of the materialstic
biologists with the discoveries of physical
science to affirm immortality, not as
theological doctrine but purely as a sci
entiic demonstration. Introduction by
Hereward Darlington. Boston: Stratford
Company. $3.50.
Travel.
ADVENTURES IN ALASKA. BY s. HALL
You're. Stories from the personal adven-
tures of veteran missionary, starting
with the Nome stampede and ending with
walrus. New York: Fleming II. Revell
Company. $l.25.
4 PILGRIM IN PALESTINE. BY JOHN
FINLEY. An account of journeys on foot
by the first American pilgrim after Gen.
Alenby's recovery of the Holy Land.
Illustrated with photographs. Charles
Scribner S Sons. So.
Art Books.
PICTURES OF LONDON BY CELE-
DRAFTED ARTISTS. Page illustrations,
eight in color and thirty in monotone, by
English artists. New York: John Lane
company.
PICTURES OF PARIS BY CELEBRATED
ARTISTS. Page illustrations, eight in
color and about thirty in monotone by
French and English artists. New York:
John Lane Company.
Labor.
LABOR TURNOVER, LOYALTY AND
OUTPUT. BY FRED H. CoLvIN. Sub title:
4 Consideration of the Trend Of the
Times as Shown by the Results Of War
.4ciirities in the Machine Shops and Else
mhcre. New York: McGraw Hill Book
Company.
For Children.
JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING. By RUTH
Hill. This is one of series called Little
Folks Plays OF American Heroes. 1t con
sists of short story of Pershing's life
and tiny five act play based On his ca
reer. Boston: Richard G. Badger. 60
cents.
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