The sun., 1919-10-05
Fiction.

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power on behalf of certain artistocrats
who are seeking refuge from the terror
lists of the French revolution. New York:
George H. DoraE Company.
THE FIRST PIANO IN CAMP. BY SAM
DAVIS. A little classic Of mining camp
life, in class with Bret Harte's stories.
New York: Harper & Bros.
TIE INVADERS SON. BY WILLIAM
ANTONY KENNEDY. Story of European
adventures and intrigue beginning in the
war just ended and continuing twenty
five years from the present. New York:
George Sully & Co.
THE RIDER OF THE KING LOG. BY
HOLMAN DAY. Story of love and loyalty,
treaehery and intrigue; girl just out of
college, by her father IS death, is flung
into a fight between rival logging COM
panies, and is victorious. New York:
Harper & Bros.
BANKED FIRES. BY E. W. SAW. Love
story of a strong man, "a daring and
defiant sinner with 'scenes partly in
England and partly in India. New York:
G. p. Putnam IS Sons.
THE HONORABLE GENTLEMAN AND
OTHERS. BY ACHMED ABDULLAH. Seven
short stories by a master of Oriental
themes. These are of New York Is China
town. New York: G. P. Putnam s Sons.
YELL0WLEAF By SAcHA GREGORY
baroness Won Hutten). Yellowleaf, the
London home of the Dampierre family, is
the setting. A famous musician, Aghassy,
brings storm and tragedy into the life of
the widowed Lily; her mother-in-law s
strategy brings happiness. Philadelphia:
J. B. Lippineott Company.
GABRIELLE OF THE LAGOON. BY A.
GEORGE LINCOLN WALTON. Story of a
romance. An English sailor finds on
lagoon a white girl in her canoe. The
other man is a native rajah. Philadel-
phia: J. B. Lippincott Company.
OSCAR MONTAGUE-PARAN BY
GEORGE LINCOLN WALTON. Story of
family-the father, an INSCRIPTIONS
schemer; the mother, a chronic worrier;
charming daughter; n son who has never
undergone discipline and is badly out of
y joint with his surroundings. Philadelphia:
J. B. Lippincott Company.
IN APPLE BLOSSOM TIME. BY CLARA
LOUISE BURNHAM. Love story cast in the
form of a modern fairy tale. Some eoun-
try people and an aviator who flies on
with a girl. Boston: Houghton Mifflin
Company.
THE BUSINESS CAREER OF PETER
FLINT. BY HAROLD WHITEHEAD. fPeter
Flint represents a type of young Ameri
cannot very bad, not too good; just
human. He encounters the kind of things
any young fellow may; and he reacts just
as you or l might" says the author.
Boston: Page Company.
DEADHAM HARD. BY Lucas MALET. The
story of Damaris Verify from the time
she was IS, together with the events
II e - AL
and her character by the author of
DGmdriS. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co.
CHALMERS COMES BACK. BY W. J.
DAWSON. Love story. Deals with the
mueh-discussed problem of the returned
soldier and of the latitude of the mod
ern woman toward the conventionalities
of life New York: John Lane Company.
THE WORLD OF WONDE RI L
REALITY. By e. TEMPLE THURsToN.
John Grey, poet, idealist and struggling
young author, is in love with Jill Dealtry.
y Her parents insist that she marry money
in the person of old Mr.. Skipwith. She
chooses between love and duty to her pa
rents. New York: d. Appleton & Co.
THE SHADOW OF ROSALIE BYRNES.
BY GRACE SARTwELL MASON. A mystery
beginning with the heroine's marriage to
the dashing Lieutenant, said marriage
being performed in the Hostess House IN
camp at the end of five day cOurtship.
New York: d. Appleto6>& Co.
POTASH AND PERLMUTTER SETTLE
THINGS. BY MONTAGUE GLASS. More
savings and doings Of Abe and Mawruss,
who went to the peace conference and did
their full share Of the talking. New
York: Harper & Bros.
THE GREAT DESIRE. By ALEXANDER
BLACK How a dreamer set out TO aseer-
tain the big wish of humanity, hoping
therein to find resolution for the dis
cords of the world, and what he found
instead, and what it did to him. New
York: Harper g. Bros.
THE BEACH OF DREAMS. BY Fl. DE
WERE STACKPooLE. A story of the Treas
1re Island and Robinson CrtSoe type. A
woman is cast up from the sea on desert
island with two men. New York: Johu
Lane Company.