The sun., 1919-05-11
Fiction.


KINs. Cornelia is a lanky, long legged
fiery child, full of character and talk, her
activities mistaken for naughtiness. Bos-
ton: HoughtOn Miflin Co. SIPS.
THE CLINTONS AND OTHERS. BY
ARCHIBALD MARSHALL. Nine short stories.
The first takes the reader back to the
eighteenth century and deals with the
beginnings of the Clinton family, whose
later history is known to this novelist g
readers. Two others of these stories re-
late to the Clinton family. New York:
Dodd, Mead & Co. s1.75.
FLESH AND PHANTASY. BY NEWTON
A. FUEssLE. Fourteen short stories by
the author of The FlGil. Some of them
have appeared in magazines. Boston:
COrnhiIl Company. $1.40.
FAIRHAvEN: A STORY OF PILGRIM
LAND. By JUsTIs HENRY. Romance of
Cape Cod. Boston: Christopher Publish
ing House. 81.
LUNA BENAMOR. BY VICENTE BLAsco
IBANEz. A love story of Gibraltar,
novelette,, followed by six short stories of
Valencia. Boston: John W. Luce & Co.
$l.2J
OUR HOUSE. BY Henry S1DEL CANBY.
Story of youth who wants his family
and love and good time and a career
all at once and who finds the solution of
his problem difficult. New York: The
Macmillan Co. $50.
LAD: A DOG. BY ALBERT PAYsoN TER
HUME. Twelve stories about real dog,
Mr. Tcrhune's Sunnybank Lad, known to
collie lovers throughout the United States.
New York: f. p. Dutton & Co. $1.75.
ORANGES AND LEMONS. BY MARY c.
i. WEMYss. Story of English country
life and Of complications between bach
elor uncle and a maiden aunt and their
respective wards. Boston: Houghton
Miflin Co. $3.50
A GALLANT LADY. BY PERCY BREDNER.
Tale of love, chivalry and danger of the
time of Louis XIV. of France. New
York: Duffield R Co. $1.60.
THE YEAR BETWEEN. BY Doris Eyer
TON JONES. January Ellice, 4 waif Of
seventeen, believes herself the wife of a
clever but dissolute young engineer who
works in gold mine in West Australia.
Then John Beresford comes into her life.
The scene shifts to the Gallipoli battle
front. Philadelphia: George W. Jacobs
& Co. $50.
FUTURIST STORIES. BY MARGERY YER
NER REED. Twenty sketches, all short
and elliptical, with many one-senteneed
paragraphs and plenty of dashes. New
York: Mitchell Kennerley.
FAMILY. BY ELINoR GLYN. Sir John
Ardayre's honeymoon in Paris with his
young bride, Amaryllis, is almost spoiled
by the fear that he will die without an
heir and relinquish his estate to scoun-
drel. Aided by his cousin Denzil, Sir
John unconventionalizes and-it is an
nounced that there will be an heir. New
York: D. Appleton & Co. $50.
LABRADOR DAYS: TALES OF THE
Tlxv
son GRENFEII. Eleven stories of Labra-
dor fisher folk exhibiting their courage
and unselfshness as well as their hard
life. Boston: Houghton Mihlin Co. sl.50.
Verse.
MY CHILD: A BOOK OF VERSE. By
JEAN BERRY. About six score poems all
celebrating babyhood. New York: E. P.
Dutton & Co. $l.25.
THE SORROWS OF A RED CROSS
NURSE. BY HERMAN FREDERICK HBG-
NER. Really single poem dealing with
the death of a Belgian nobleman. Bos-
ton: Richard G. Badger. IS cents.
ADVENTURE. BY MARY WEEK. Thirty
one poems and four transations, some Of
which have appeared in the magazines.
Boston: The Poet Lore Company.
SUMMER WIND. BY BESSIE c. WIGREN.
Thirty poems largely on subjects taken
from nature. Boston: The Poet Lore
Company.
Law.
CRIME AND CRIMINALS. By CHARLES
MERCER. This is a purely legal dis
sortation on the jurisprudence of crime
medical, biological and psychological. 1t
treats of crime under the headings Of
factors, psychology, kinds, family and
racial, preventions, detection and pun
ishment, &c. Index. New York: Henry
Holt Co. $3.50.
THE VEST POCKET LAWYER. A little
handbook covering swiftly contracts,
quasi contracts, agencies, torts, domestic
relations, criminal laws. personal prop
erty, landlord and tenants, real estate,
wills. real estate mortgages, chattel mort
cages, negotiable instruments, evidence,
confession, pleading, partnership, bank
ruptcy, Sc. Chicago: Flynn & Van