New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
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B. NJ. Bowers They will also publish
next month, Collapse and Reconstruc-
tion; European Conditions and Ameri-
can Principles" by Sir Thomas Bar
clay.
Marshall Jones Company
The Marshall Jones Company will
presently publish "The Hill of Vision"
by Frederick Bligh Bond; "Great Art
lists and Their Works." by Alfred NJ.
Brooks; Walled Towns" by Ralph
Adams Cram; "Animism,", by George
William Gilmore; "The Sven Who
Slept" by A. Kingsley Porter, and "The
Tryal of William Penn and William
Mead for Causing a Tumult," with in
PRODUCTION by Don c. Seitz.
Moffat, Yard & Co.
The spring list of Moffat, Yard &
Co. comprises "The White Cipher by
Henry Leverage; "The Great Hunger"
by Johan Bojer; "Remaking a Man."
by Courtney Baylor; "The Story of
Versailles" by Francis Loring Pyne;
The Flail,' by Leonard Strange, and
"The Gentle Wife," by Rita Wellman.
The Macmillan Company
The long spring catalogue of the
Macmillan Company comprises Sir
Harry Johnston's "1'he Gay Dombeys,"
which has an Introduction by H. G.
Wells; Katrina Trask's "Without the
Wall" a play of the time of Christ;
Chase s. Osborne's "T'he Iron Hunter"
a personal narrative Of life, work and
business in Michiganj Richard A.
william l.. Stoddafd's "The Shop Conn
mttee" and new edition Of "The
Lost Fruits Of Waterloo" by John
Spencer Hhssett. This e6ifif1any viii
also publish, on May as. II G. Weilss
new novel, "fhe undying Fire"
Harper Brothers
Harper & BROTHERS are issuing "noi-
shaylsm," by John spargo; "Dweliers
in Already" by Albert Bigeow Paine,
Red Of Surlay," by Todd Robbins,
and "lnlernational IDEALS" by Wood
row Wilson,
Robert M. Mcbride g. Co.
In addition to a number of attractive
and successful works just published,
Robert M. Mcbride g. Co. announce
THE Convictions of Christopher Sterl-
ing" by Harold Begbie, story of
Quaker conscience; and "The Law of
Mind in Action" by Fenwcke l..
Holmes, the theory and practice of
New Thought
The Abingdon Press
The spring announcements of the
Abingdon Press contain three books
by F. W. Boreham: "Mushrooms on
Moor" "Faces in the Fire" and Noun
tains in the Mist" Other works are
Moral Education as Reconstruction
Problem," by Norman E. Richardson;
Learning and Teaching,' by Harold j.
Sheridan and G. c. White; Proving
About Panama." by George A. Miller,
and "The Fight for the Argonne," by
William B. West.
Duffield & Co.
Dufield G. Co.'S spring catalogue
is appropriately headed by Ibanez's
The Dead Command,' already noticed
in these columns, and this is followed
by Percy Brebner's "a Gallant Lady"
Kathlyn Rhodes's "Sands of Gold,"
loan Slavici's "The Lucky Mill" and
Benjamin Brawley's "Africa and the
War"
E. P. Dutton & Co.
Books recently or about to be pub
lished by E. P Dutton & Co. include
Conrad in Quest of His Youth" the
first volume of the new edition Of the
collected works of Leonard Merrick,
with an introduction by Sir James M.
Barrie, and "The Actor Manager" the
second volume of the same series, with
an introduction by William D. Howells;
Lad: A Dog" by Albert Payson Ter
hume; Labor and Reconstruction in
Europe" by Elisha M. Friedman; "The
Son of Pio," by C. L. Carlson; "Air-
men O. War" by Boyd Cable; "New
Schools for Old" by Evelyn Dewey;
THE Gift" by Margaret Prescott
Montague" and-let US be thankful
Blood and Sand" and LA Bodega," by
Basco Ibanez.
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Following such finely successful
works as Cynthia stockley's Blue
Aloes," Max Brands THE Untamed"
and Victor Bridgess "The Lady From
Longacre," Messrs j. P Putnam's Sons
give US for May the most inviting
promise of more E. K Means" a
sufficient title to those who know
that incompatible recounter of negro
tales; "The Honorable Gentlemen and
Others" by Captain Achmed Abdullah,
g master of Oriental .psychology; "A
Life at Stake" Marcel Berger's third
Water Wagon" which is expected to be
a llfe-saver to those who in the cold,
gray morning of the first of July seek
drinks that will cheer but not ine-
briate.
The Century Company
The resources of The Century Com
pany have by no means been exhausted
by the splendid output Of last fall and
winter. This spring has seen a num-
Der of noteworthy volumes from its
press, and these are now being fol-
lowed by such works as "The Battle
of the Nations: A Young Folks His
tory Of the Great War;" by Frederic
Arnold Hummer; "Aristokia," by A.
Washington Pezet, satirical fare, by
the son of the Peruvian Ambassador
to the United States, and "The Ameri-
can," by. Mary Dillon, a delightful
story OF love and service.
Il. w. Huebsch
New books from B. w. Huebsch are
"The Ola Freedom by Francis Neil
son; "Polltical Reconstruction in
India" by Lajpatrai "Winesburr.
Ohio" by Sherwood Anderson; "The
Covenant of Peace by H. M. Brails-
ford; "Everybody's Husband" by Gil
bert Cannan; Law and the Modern
State" by Leon Duguit, and "The Soil
tary,' by James Oppenheim.
Frederick A. Stokes Company
From the press of the Frederick A.
stokes Company come this spring "The
New Morning." volume of poems bv
Alfred Noyes; Fighting the Flying
by Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker
ana Daddy Pat of the Marines" by
Lieut.. Col. Frank Evans.
The Page Company
Of making beautiful books there
seems to be no end with The Douo