The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-26
Books Received in the Week Ending October p
Fiction,

Fiction.
THE LAY ANTHONY. BY JOSEPH HER
eBSHHMER. This Hergesheimer story was
first published five years ago. 1t is among
the Hergesheimer books most admired by
those who know it Mr.. Hergesheimer is
now more widely known than he was in
1914. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
POINTED ROOFS. BY DOROTHY NJ. Rich
ARDsoN. Introduction by May Sinclair.
First novel in this authors Pilgrimage
series. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
BACKWATER. By DOROTHY NJ. RICHARD
son. Second novel in the Pilgrimage
series. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
H0NEYCOMB. By DOROTHY NJ. RICHARD
SON. Third novel in the Pilgrimage series.
New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
PETER THE BRAZEN. By GEORGE F.
WoRTs. ga mystery story of modern
China" Philadelphia: J. B. Lppineott
Company.
BERTRAM CoPE'S YEAR. BY HENRY
r. FULLER. A story of present-day life
in Chicago suburbs. Chicago: Ralph
Fletcher Seymour.
THE BOX WITH BROKEN SEALS. BY
Z. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM. The German
spy story la Oppenheirn. Boston: Lit
tie, Brown & Co.
THE SOUL SCAR. By ARTHUR B. REEVE.
A Craig Kennedy detective story. New
York: Harper & Brothers.
THE SILVER AGE AND OTHER ORA
MATIC MEMORIES. BY TEMPLE SCoTT.
Short stories whose author is senior men,
Der of his own firm of publishers. New
York: Scott & Settler.
THE FORTUNE: A ROMANCE OF
FRIENDSHIP. BY DOUGLAS GoIDRING.
A novel by an Englishman touching on
the Irish question. Much admired in Lon
don and by "a. E.r and Roman Ro-
land New York: Scott s. Settler.
THE RAIN COAT GIRL. BY JENNETTE
LEE. Story of a young optimist in her
business career. New York: Charles
Scribner's Sons
ON THE MAKALOA NAT. BY JACK
LONDON. Hawaiian short stories hitherto
unpublished between book covers. New
York: Macmillan Company.
THE BLACK DROP. BY ALICE Brown.
The black drop" is black sheep drop,
not drop of negro blood. New York:
Macmillan Company.
JOY IN THE MORNING. BY MARY RAY
MoND SHIPMAN Andrews. Short stories
relating to the war. New York: Charles
Scribner's Sons.
THE BELLS OF SAN JUAN. BY JACK
SON GREGORY story of the Southwest
full of action. New York: Charles Serb
ner's Sons.
For Young People.
BLIND TRAILS. BY CLAYTON II. ERNST.
A story in which Boy Scout spirit and
training are practically applied by the
yc-., aero during his adventures. Bos
ton: Little Brown & Co.
THE HIDDEN AERIAL. By LOUIS +.
THESIS. A story CT spy detection in war
time of course involving wireless. Bos
ton: w. A. Wilde Company.
THE DRAGON FLIES. BY DoNAL HAM
nToN HAINEs. A tale of the flying
service. Boston: Houghton, Miflin
Company.
THE HILLTOP TROOP. BY Arthur
STANwooD PIER. For boys with a Boy
Scout interest. Boston: Houghton,
Miffin Company.
SERGEANT TED COLE, UNITED
STATES MARINES. BIZ EVERETT T.
ToNIINsoN. Boston: Houghton, Milf
fin Company.
THE MAID OF ORLEANS. BY N. S. G.
SMITH. The story of Jeanne dare for
girls. New York: Thomas Y. Crowel
Company.
OPENING THE IRON TRAIL; OR
TERRY AS A gu. PAY" MAN. BY
EDWIN L. SABIN semi-centenniaI'
story of. the building of the Union Pa
eifc Railroad. New York: Thomas Y.
Crowell Company.
Biography.
PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF THE HOME
LIFE OF THE LATE THEODORE
ROOSEVELT. BIZ ALBERT LOREN
CHENEY. The author is a former editor
Of the Oyster Bay Pilot. Washington,
ID. c.: Cheney Publishing Company.
Education.
4 HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN PRI-
VATE SCHOOLS. Fifth edition for
19l9-l920, in S1rgent's HaHdbOokS.
Rnsfnn. Pnrtcr T. SARGENT Ia Beacon