The sun., 1919-03-30

Fiction.

Fiction.
KINGS-AT ARMS. BY MARJORIE BOWEN.
Peter the Great OF Russia at the time of
his struggle with Karl XII. Of Sweden is
the principal figure of this new book by
q well known writer of historical novels.
New York: Z. P. Dutton & Co. $1.75.
THE OLD GRAY HOMESTEAD. By
FRANCES PARKINSON KEYEs. A first novel
by the wife of United States Senator
Henry W. Reyes of New Hampshire.
Story of country life and "plain folks"
and "homey" happiness. Boston: Hough-
ton Mifiin Company. $3.50.
A MAN FoUR7SQUARE. BY WILLIAM
MACLEOD RAINE. A Kentucky boy of
fourteen becomes an Arizona "kilier,"
and yet, though "bad man" remains
"a man four-square." Love story as well
as plenty of action. Boston: Houghton
Mifiin Company. $3.50.
JUDITH OF BLUE LAKE RANCH. By
JACKSON GREGORY. An adventure novel
OF the West in which the heroine is tho
Ainheritor Of partnership in great eat
tie ranch, a woman of executive talent
and masterful nature. New York: Charles
Seribner's Sons. $1.J0.
MARTIN SCHUYLER. BY RoMER WILSON.
First novel by Miss Wilson, an English
woman. The central figure is q genius,
composer of music-egotistical cruel,
sensitive, magnetic. His life and loves are
recorded. New York: Henry Holt & Co.
Sl.50.
DAWN. BY ELEANOR II. PORTER. The story
of a blind boy who is rescued from de-
spair by the chance to aid blinded sol
diers. Boston,: Houghton Mifain Com
pany. sl.50.
THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS. By
CAROLINE LocKHART. The daughter of n
roadhouse woman fights her way to the
ownership of a sheep range. Boston:
Small, Maynard & Co. $50.
CESAR Oh NOTHING. By Pro BARoJA.
Translation of a novel by an important
Spanish novelist dealing with the career
of young Spaniard who sets out to re-
form his country politically and modern
ize it. New York: Alfred A. knopf.
$1.75.
THE PELICANS. BY T.. NJ. DELAFTELD. A
story of contemporaries by an English
woman whose work has been praised by
Joseph Hergesheimcr. New York: Alfred
A. knopf. $l.75.
THE VINEGAR SAINT. BY HUGHES
MEARNs. Frank but mirthful story of an
American girl in her teens. Philadel-
phia: Penn Publishing Company. sl.56.
GOOD SPORTS. BY OLIVE HIGGINS
PRoUrY. Short stories of people who face
life bravely in unexpected ways and
places. New York: Frederick A. Stokes
Company. S1.40.
THE STRANGE CASE Or CANENDISH.
BY RANDALL PARRISH. Murder mystery
tale which whisks a New York newspaper
woman to Bear Creek, Colorado. New
York: George II. Doran Company. $3.50.
NOMADS OF, THE NORTH. By JAMES
OLIVER CURwooD- Animal story about a
pup and n black bear cub tied to each
other with a leather thong by n Hudson
Bay Company man. People, too. New
York: Doubleday. Page Co. $50.
THE MAN WHO COULDN' T SLEEP. By
ARTHUR SrRINGEE. Begins with three men
on a bench at night in Madison Square
and leads through adventure to happy
ending. indianapolis: Bobbs- Merrill Com
pany. $L75.
IN ORCHARD GLEN. By MARIAN KEITH.
Idyllic romance of the orchards and lanes
Of Ontario and of the Scot folk who live
there. New York: George II. Doran Com
pany. $1-50..
BY PATHS THEY KNOW NOT. By
DAVID TAYLOR ROBERTSON. Struggle be-
tween q father who is white SLAYER and
bis son, who falls In love with one Of the
victims. -
Spiritism.
CLAUDE'S BOOK. BY L. KELwAV BAN
Der. Mrs. Railway -Bamber has edited
these revelations of life in the next world,
communicated, we are told, by young
airman killed in the war 70 his mother.
New York: Henry Holt & Co. SLIGO.
SPIRITUALISM: IT'S HISTORY, PIE
NOMENA AND DOCTRINE. By j.
ARTHUg HILL. Includes besides general
account of spiritualism and account of
the authors personal experience. Intro
duetion by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. New
York: George II. Doran Go. So.
Altruism.
ALTRUISM: IT'S NATURE AND va
RIETIES. By GEORGE HERBERT PALMER.