The sun., 1919-04-27
Fiction.

THE CRIC kET. By MARJORIE benton
COOKE. Story of a mischieyous girl from
the age Of four on. Ends with q romance
in Bermuda. BY the author of Bdmbi.
New York: Doubleday, Page & Co. $50.
\TER MIDDLETON. BY HENRY X.
Marks. The story of an undersexed ar
list 5 struggle with the world and acquisi-
ton of direction and fixity of character.
He is married at the outset of the story.
Boston: Richard G. Badger. $l.75.
BIRDS OF \ FEATHER. BY MARCEL
NADAUD- The gay. sentimental, humorous
and tragic adventures of four young avia-
tors. New York: Doubleday, Page Co.
$l.35.
Dusty MILLER. By JosLYN GRAY. The
girl was called Rusty because of the color
Of her hair. She lived with an old maid
and made friend in an orphan boy. The
book is the story of her rise in the world.
New York: Charles Scribner 5 Sons. $l.35.
THE ROMANTIC LIAR. BY LAWRENCE
PERRY. An eN-a,iator, now in Wall Street,
lies in order to meet a girl. He is com
PEELED to lie in order to continue to see
her. Love story. New York: Charles
Scribner s Sons. Sl.50.
CIVILIZATION: TALES OF THE
y.
stories of the Far East-ten Of them-by
an American of French decent who has
lived there. New York: George II. Doran
Company. $50.
TWELVE MEN. BIZ THEODORE DRESSER.
Ia fietional form, in the guise of a dozen
short stories, Mr.. Dresser presents por-
traits of twelve unusual men he has
known. New York: Boni & Iiveright.
$l.75.
RED OF SCRLET. BY Ton ROBBINS. Am
bitiOn versus environment; the struggle of
the son of Long Island fisherman. New
York: Harper & Brothers. 81. so.
JEWELLERS IN Already: THE STORY
OF AN ABANDONED. BY ALBERT BIGE-
Low PAINE. Two city tired people find an
old place in Connecticut. The story may
he based on Mr.. Paine s own experience.
Illustrated by Thomas Fogarty. New
York: Harper & Brothers. $3.50.
MIDAS AND son. By STEPHEN MCKESXA.
BY the author Of Sonia. Midas is a
young Englishnan who goes to make his
fortune in America; makes it; acquires 4
wife and son, and after the death of his
wife returns TO England to be a country
gentleman and squander his riches on his
son. New York: George II. Doran Com
pany. SLIGO.
=. BY REGINALD NRIGHT
Kaufman. A novel of America at war
with settings in a small American town
and a little French village and a range
from the declaration of war to the signing
of the armistice. New York: Bobbs Mcr
Iill Company. $l.75.
FLEXIBLE FERDINAND. BY JULIE NJ.
LIPPMANN. The story of boy and his
friends from the time he is seven till he
reaches manhood. New York: George II.
Do.an Company. $1.J1.
THE RED SIGNAL. BY GKAcE LIvINGsToN
49, HILL I4UTZ. Opens when Dan Stevens, en-
glneer on Freight No. 5, snatches Hilda
Lcssing from the path of a fast express.
Reaches its climax when the girl destroys
\ plot threatening the safety of the ma
ton. Philadelphia: J. E. Lippincott &,
Co. $1.35.
LOVE STORIES. Fly MARY ROBERTS RINE-
uAET. Seven short stories about lovers.
young and old. New York: George II.
Doran Company. $I.50.
\ ROMANCE OF TWO CENTURIES: A
TALE OF THE YEAR 2025. BY KEN
METH Sylvan GUTHRIE. 1.-The settling of
nationalities is here sketched out for all
Eve continents on the ultimate basis of
geography, which will go forward in spite
of all temporary makeshiftsN' Alpine,
N. j.: The Platonist Press Box 10. 81 .65.
Reconstruction.
INTERNATIONAL IDEALS By WooD-
Eow WILSON. Addresses by the President
during his stay in Europe, including the
address on February II, 1919, on present
Jag the League of Nations covenant to
the Peace Conference. New York: Har-
Ter & brothers. 81.
AFTER TIE WHlRLWIND. By CHARLES
EDWARD RUSSELL. Mr.. Russell discusses
the attitude of Socialists during the war.
responsibility for the war. the power of
oeIiS and interest, taxes and business
ill With n view to what we may expect in
thr immediate future. New York: George
II. n"fan Company. $50.
TIL COLLEGES IN WAR TIME AND
AtTER. BY PARKE RExFORD koLBE. A
contemporary account of the effect of the
war upon higher education N America. -
Mr.. kOlbe discusses such topics as the
growth of a social consciousness, the effect
of the vac on the coll9erp curriculum coI-