The sun., 1919-11-02
Fiction.

THE BUILDERS. BY ELLEN GLASGOW.
A novel about the effect of the war on
an American patriot who had rather
watched public affairs from q Pisgah-
height than participated in them. New
York: Doubleday, Page Co.
TWO MEN: A ROMANCE OF SUSSEX.
BY ALFRED OIIvANT. About two brothers,
one scholarly, artistic, even sanity; the
other puny and misshapen, with charac-
ter to match. New York: Doubleday,
Page 6 Co.
THE GREEN PEA PIRATES. BY PETER
B. KYNE. A sea yarn by the creator Of
Copy RickS. New York: Doubleday,
Page & Co.
LOVE LETTERS OF BILL TO MABLE.
BY EDWARD STEEETER- The whole Bill
Mable anthology in one volume, three old
books made into one new one. New
York: Frederick A. Stokes Company.
JOHN DENE OF TORONTO. BY HER
BERT JENKINS. ga comedy of White
hall.' New York: George II. Doran Com
pany.
THE BURNING SECRET. By STEPHEN
Branch. Centres about boy at the first
glimmerings of manhood, the other i'm
portant characters being his mother,
handsome and dissatisfied, and an ad
ventures nobleman. New York: Scott
& Seltzer.
THE MOON POOL. By A. MERRITT. "The
story of a great love- together with
mystery and intrigue, the scene being
India. New York: G. p. Putnam s Sons.
AT A DOLLAR A YEAR. By ROBERT l..
RAYMOND. Short stories of war time
Washington, where the author was eli
cfan
Jones Company.
IN THE SHADOW OF THE HILLS. By
GEORGE c. SuEDD. About man of pur-
pose, a legacy of hate, and little gun
play here and there. New York: Ma
caulay Company.
IN PAWN TO A THRONE. By DEMETRA
VAKA AND KENNETH BRowN. Romance
and adventure in Greece, with an impor
tant American character. New York:
John Lane Company.
FLAMES OF TIE BLUE RIDGE. BY
ETHEL AND JAMES DoRRANcE. tale OF
moonshining. New York: Macaulay Com
pany.
THE CALL OF THE SOIL. BY ADRIEy
BERTRAND. This novel was awarded the
Prix Goneourt for 1916. The author was
killed in the war The translator is J.
Lewis MAY. New York: John Lane Com
pany.
MERS MARDEN. BY RoBEKT HICHENs.
A mother who lost her son in the war
turns to spirtism and is disillusioned.
New York: George II. Doran Company.
SONIA MARRIED. By STEPHEN MCkEFNh.
In sequence after Sonia, which made this
young English authors reputation.
New York: George H. DOran Company.
JEREMY. BY HUGH WALPoLE- Charae-
a. a IL . IL, ncI
New York: George II. Doran Company.
NOT ALL TIE KINGS HORSES. BY
GEORGE ASKEw CHAMBERLAIN. Until
lately the author was United States Con
sul-General at Mexico City. This is said
to be a novel based on facts. IndianaPO-
lis: Bobbs Merrill Company.
THE MAXIM o. JOE. BY LOUIS MAT
THEws SWEET. A Down East story said
to he strongly humorous. New York:
George II. Doran Company.
4 TARPAULIN MUSTER. BY JOHN
MAsEFIELD. A miscellany Of tales and
articles, principally tales, first published
in English magazines and newspapers in
the last two years. New York: Dodd,
Mead & Co.
THE BLUE MOON. By DAVID ANDERSON.
A tale of the Wabash flatwoods of In
diana, and tho pearl hunters who held
forth there at one time. Indianapolis;
Bobbs Merrill Company.
COLAS BREUGNON. By ROMAN Roll
LAND. The theme of this novel is an
nouneed to he There's life in the old
dog yet New York: Henry Holt & Co.
STATION y. BY G. MCLEOD WNsoR.
Story of an interplanetary war, the Mar
tians attempting to seize control of the
earth. Philadelphia: j. b. LippincOtt
Company.
Esasys.
THE PERFECT GENTLEMEN. BY
RALPH BERG EBGREN. Papers with a gen.
ial cast of humor. Boston: The Atlantic
Monthly Press.