The sun., 1919-10-19
Books Received in the Week Ending October IS
For Young People.

For Young People.
FIGHTING WITH THE U. s. ARMY. BY
CAPT. CHARLES A. BoTsFoRD. In the Vic
tory series. Philadelphia: Penn Publish
ing Company.
BABS AT BIRCEWOOD. By ALICE Ross
CoLvER. The young heroine, from the
Maine woods, spends ans exciting winter
with her cousin near New York. Phila-
delphia: Penn Publishing Company.
KENT OF MALVERN. By T. TRUxTUN
HARE An addition to the author 8 Philip
Kent series. Philadelphia: Penn Publish
ing Company.
CAPTAIN LUCY IN FRANCE. BY ALINB
HAvARD. In tho Army Girl series "For
girls from 10 to 15." Philadelphia:
Penn Publishing Company.
TOM STRONG, LINCOLN SCOUT. BY
ALFRED BISHOP MASON. GA story Of
the United States in the times that tried
mems souls" New York: Henry Holt
& Co.
THE BOY SCOUTS YEAR BOOK. Edit
ed by Franklin K. Matthews. This year Q
instalment of favorite American young
folks annual. New York: D. Appleton
L Co.
JIM MORSE, SOUTH SEA TRADER. By
J. ALLAN DUNN. Jim sails from San
Francisco for the South Seas and many
adventures. Boston: Small, Maynard &
Co.
THE YOUNG RUSSIAN CORPORAL. BY
CORPORAL PAUL IoGoLEv1TcH. The author
is called the youngest veteran of the war
He was soldier in the Russian army at
IL. This, by the way, can be vouched
for as gospel truth. New York: Harper
& Brothers.
THE FINDING OF TONY. BY MARY T.
wAeGAMAN. New York: Benziger
Brothers.
THE HEART OF PINOCCHIO. BY COL
LoNDI NIPoTE. Further adventures of
little wooden puppet, who is not as wood
en- as he might be. New York: Harper
& Brothers.
For BOYS and Girls.
BETH ANNE GOES TO SCHOOL. BY
MARY PEMBEHNoN GINTHER. More of
Beth Anne. Philadelphia: Penn Publish.
ing Company.
THE STORY OF PORCELAIN. BY SARA
WARE BASsETT. In the series Of
"stories" of number of commodities.
Philadelphia: Penn Publishing Company.
A LITTLE MAID OF OLD PHILADELr
PHIA. BY ALICE TURNER CURTIS. An.
other of this author galaxy of Little
Maids. Philadelphia: Penn Publishing
Company.
TRULY AND TIMOTHY oUToF-
DOORS. BY BERTHA CURRIER PORTER.
Continuing Trudy and Timothy, &c.
Philadelphia: Penn Publishing Company.
DAVID BLAZE AND THE BLUE DOOR
BY E. F. BENSON. Fantastic story tell
ing, apparently more or less in the Lewis
Carroll province, by an eminent teller Of
yrownup stories for grownups. New
II noran
GOLDEN HAIR AND THE THREE
BEARS. BY CLIFTON JOHNSON. A Bed.
time Wonder Tale. New York: Macaulay
Company.
NEWS FROM NOTOWN. BY ELEANos
ELLIS PERKINS. Illustrations by Lucy
Fitch Perkins. Nursery jingles. Boston:
Houghton Miflin Company.
Verse.
NORTH OF BOSTON. BY ROBERT FROST.
Pictures by James Chaplin. A particu-
larly handsome new edition. New York:
Henry Holt & Co.
THE QUEST OF THE BALLAD. BY W.
Roy MACKENZIE. Professor Mackenzie's
narrative of his quest is well sprinkled
with the ballads he discovered. Prince
ton, N. j.: Princeton University Press.
A SUBJECT INDEX TO THE POEMS OF
EDMUND OfENoEh. Df ShAhLbS
HUNTINGTON WHITMAN. New Haven:
Yale University Press.
SWEDEN'S LAUREATE: SELECTED
POEMS OF WERNER Won HEIDEN-
STAN. Translated from the Swedish,
with an introduction by Charles Wharton
Stork. New Haven: Yale University
Press.
LIE POEME SUMERIEN DU PARADIS,
DJT DELUGE EFT DE LA CHUTE DE
L'HOMME. PAR S. LAN6DoH. Paris:
Editions Ernest Leroux, %, Rue Bona
parte.
Economies.
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