Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-19
MANY NEW BOOKS
AT THE LIBRARY IN
WEEK JUST PAST

New books added to the public IL
brary in the past week:
Bond-"1nventions of the Great
War"
Camp-"Athletes All"
| Dewey-"New Schools for Old An
: interesting story of the regeneration
, Iof a backward rural community in
Missouri through the development of
! the district school.
Campbell-"Book of Narratives.
= An excellent selection of short stories
for study.
Fabre-"Lige of The Fly"
Finley-"A Pilgrim in Palestine.
An interesting account of a journey
on foot by the first American pilgrim
after General Allenby's recovery of
the Holdy Land.
Harris-"The Sugar Beet in Amer
ica'.
Whiting-"They Who Understand"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Treasury of
Magazine Verse.
Coffey-"Productive Sheep Hus-
bandry".
| Collins-"The Amateaur Chemist"
Omerod-'Wool'.
Yashka, My Life as
a Peasant, Officer and Exile. Thrill
ing story of the commander of Rus
sias womans battalion of death.
Buttertield-"Th Farmer and the
New Day.
Middleton-"New Day" Middletons
second book of poems.
! Levine "Resurrected Nations.
| Tho Stor1- of ba notio,ol
ties set free by the collapse of the
Russian, Turkish. Autsro- Hungarian
and German empires.
| Kings, Queens, and
Pawns". An account of Mrs. Rhine
hart's work at the front and her
study of the Red Cross.
| Fiction
Bojer-"Great Hunger. A simple, |
we'll written story of Norwegian en- |
gineer, his struggles and victory.
Translated from the Norwegian.
| Chfford-"Miss Fingal' The story
of the influence of friend who has |
passed away upon the life of soli-
tary woman.
Johnston - "The Gay-Dombeys"
| The characters are descendants of
"Dombey and Son. and other Dickens |
characters. One who knows Dickens |
will enjoy this.
King, Basil-"Going West" an
other story of a love that extended be-
yond.
Montgomery, l.. M.-"Rainbow Val
ley. A book of honey charm and hu-
| tmOr.
Mundy-"Ivory Trail. An excit-
ing African adventure story.
Packard-"Night Operator. Ten
railroad stories.
Sinclair -" Burned Bridges Al
stirring we'll told tale with manly
hero and splendid heroine
| Sinclair, May-"Mary Oliver. A
clever story that deals sanely with
a somewhat morbid mentality.
Swinnerton-"Shops and Houses.
A very English story, portraying life
in small suburban town.
Notwithstanding. The "Star-
ling" is a girl who is isolated from
companionship of others because of
the nerves of "Groughy" father The
story tells how she broke down the
barrier of her fathers selfishness.
Tarbell, Ida May-"Rising of the
Tide. Life in a small western town
during the war. The story is worth
reading for itself as we'll as for it's
lesson.
Williamson - 'Lion's Mouse. A
good detective story.
Juvenile
arpenter-"Stories Pictures Telp
Collins-"Naval Heroes of Today"
Du Chaillu-"My Apingi Kingdom"
Gaines-"Little Light" story of
little Mexican girl.
Ghosh-"Wonders of the Jungle.
Godoy-"When l was Girl in Mex
Iico".
| Hough-"Young Alaskans in the
Far North.
| Hull-"Boy's Cuchulaian".
Mayhew-"Bubble Book. A book
OF kindergarten singing games with
phonograph records for each song.
Notwithstanding Lands of Eur
ope".
Smith-"Primary Seat Work.
Stein-"Little Count of Normandy"
Stein-"Litue Shepherd of Prov
ence"
Tappan-"Little Book of the War"
"Manabozho, the Great
White Rabbit"
Wells-"oHw the Present Came
from the Past"