The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-08
Fiction.

RED FRIDAY. BY GEORGE KIBBE TURSEI-
Story of a conspiracy between Bolshevik
agent from Bussia named Plangonev, and
Steven Black, New York secret specu-
lator Of great wealth, to overthrow capi-
talism and place the Bolshevih in pos
session of the United States. Boston:
Little, Brown & Co. $1.40.
THE GAY-DOMBEYS. By sn HARRY
JOHNSTON. II. G. Wells, who writes the
preface, Bays: "There is sheer fun for
its own sake in this book, there are viewy
passages and startling illusions to real
people 1t grows together because
Il Is q real story built up Of real ex-
perienees and warm (snd sometimes hot)
with passionate feeling" New York:
The Macmillan Company. $1.75.
Verse.
WAR VERSE. Edited by FRANK FoxcRAFT.
A seventh edition of q collection Of war
verse by such poets as John McCrae,
Rupert Brooke, Alan Seeger, Alfred
Noyes and others. New York: Thomas Y.
Crowen Company. $1.25.
yERGIL AND THE ENGLISH POETS.
By ELIZABETH NITCHIE There are chap
tiers on Chauccr, HIS Contemporaries and
His Imitators; Ver9I and Humdnisn;
Spenser and the English Renaissance;
Milton and the Classical Epic; Dryden
and Pope; and Tcnnyson and the Vtc-
toriGns. Bibliography and index. New
York: Columbia University Press. $1.50.
SYNCOPATION. BY ROBERT DECAMP LIE
LAND. A long poem in free verse. Boston:
The Poetry-Dr Company.
SAILOR TOWN. BY C. Fox SMITH. Fifty
sea songs and ballads grouped under two
heads: /. Sailor ToiUn, and II. The Naval
Crot01. New York: George II. Doran
Company. $1.25.
SMALL CRAFT: SAILOR BALLADS AND
CHANTS. By c. Fox SMITH. Fifty four
poems grouped under such heads as
Chants, Songs in Sail, Songs of Home,
Songs Of the VIA, and Romance New
York: George II. Doran Company. SIPS.
Religion.
PRACTICING CHRISTIAN UNITY. BY
Roy BERGEN GUILD. Discusses such sub
jects as practicing Christian unity in
community service social betterment
through interchurch work, Evangelism by
home talent, the philosophy of unified
action, and elements essential to the sue
cess of interchurch work. New York:
Association Press. IS cents.
RELIGION AND CULTURE: A CRITI-
CAL SURVEY OF METHODS OF AP-
/, PROACH TO RELIGIOUS PHENOM-
ENA. By FREDERICK SCHIEITER. De-
scribed as ga presentation Of religion
written from the new critical standpoint
of American ethnology." New York:
Columbia University Press. 81.
Moving Pictures.
BEHIND THE MOTION-PICTURE
SCREEN. BY AUSTIN C. LEscAKBoURA
Tells how tho scenario writer, director,
camera man, scene painter and carpenter,
laboratory man, art director, property
man, electrician, protector operator and
others contribute their share of work
toward the realization of the wonderful
pbotoplays of to-day; and how the motion
picture is rapidly extending into many
fields aside from that of entertainment.
There are 300 illustrations in photographs
New York: Scientific American Publish
ing Company. $3.50.
SHOWING MOVIES FOR PROFIT IN
SCHOOL AND CHURCH. By LYME s.
MErcALFE. Discusses such things as why
the school and church do and should
exhibit moving pictures, increasing use
fulness Of films, getting an audience,
standards of screen censorship and other
subjects Chicago: Class Publications,
Inc, AIS South Market street
Science.
THE ALKALI INDUSTRY. BY J. r.
PNRrINGToN, One of series of volumes
giving a survey of the chemical indus
tries Index. New York: D. Van Nos
trand Company. So.
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE COAL-TAR
DYES. BY IRVING w. Fay. Second edi-
ton, revised and enlarged, of book in
tended for those students and dyers who
have a good knowledge of general chem
istry and some knowledge of organic
chemistry. New York: ID. Van Nostrand
Company. 81.
LIQUID FUELS FOR INTERNAL COM
HUSTON ENGINES. BY HAROLD MOORE.
A Practical treatise for engineers and
chemists There are chapters on PetrO-
Lum; ShGLe OIL and It's Products; Coal
I TdrS and Their Products; Animal and
t Vegetable Oils; and others. There is an