Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23

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TRY. BY Victor Ross. New York:
nSusrg o ths srS TSe eSa Soa Is
torlcai. descriptive and interpretative.
THE ANTHOLOGY OF ANOTHER TOWN.
By ~ w. Howe. New York: Alfred A.
More Intimate sketches of a midwestern
edge Of people and places that has marked
panorsm ssnS ., wTss sH ssotnr IN tns ns Really
sSfiGSi so.ien: Houshtcn toy 9inlEln c%S. c%' Patrick
current trends rsdiesi sspseisliy. ilef0n of moS g.
ern society. DR.. Patriek thinks many Of
various things. the capitalize system, beer.
etc. are contrary TO fundamental human
psychology.
Juvenile
KIDD1E-KAR BOOK VERSES. by Rich.
arc, ara Waluh % and Operations and illus
delphia: J. II. Jippincott Co.
A delightful book for the smaller chill.
attractive pictorial. treatment by a well.
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THE BOY SCOUTS YEAR BOOK. Edited
BY Franklin X. Matthews. New York:
TIA appleton pL,t9 Co.
craft affszns aTts the sixth volume Of s,orss wood
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SsHdsS SsS S.S; s%s The practical Articles are ssSa emu
bour. New York: ID. Appleton & Co.
LITTLE FOLKS TRAMPINo AND CAMP
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hlGHACREs. By Jane Abbott. Phlladei-
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ana sch school story for girls full Of vitality
the girls introduced in il are sure Ct to " be
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INTO MEXICO WITH GENERAL. SCOTT.
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GIT told with insight into childish char
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THE YOUNG PILGRIMS. BY Charles Her.
pert. Philadelphia: J. b. Lipplncott
An An Interesting and handsomely illustrated
story OF the voyage Of the Pilgrim Fathers
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Mead & Co
,oa An ,os sssapts.Ion of the classic story of De.
Brownie goes through somewhat similar ex.
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RHYMES OF THE CHILD's WORLD. BY
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book OF delightful verse for children
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Daintily illustrated lin colors. Many of the
: rhymes are OF the sort that can be com.
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, PEGGY IN ToYLAND. BY Archibald Mar.
shall. New York; Dodd. Mead & Co.
little girls who love their dolls and are
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: Fiction
; IN CHANcERY. BY John oalsworthy. New
l. York: Charles Scribner's Sons
A large and impressive presentation Of the
keenly by the notable author Of THE Man
THE ENEMIES OF WOMEN. BY Blascc
Ibanez. New York: T.. p. Dutton q Co
A new and powerful novel by the author
dealing with a strange personality in who's,
Ssns Soos h1%s mnn, Mixture Of Slavic and Lain
u vide the backgrounds.
THE AGE OF INNOCENCE. BY Edith
Wharton. New York: d. Appleton 4
4 novel of New York In the eighteen sew
/ enties.
MITCH MILLER: BY Edgar Lee Masters
/ New York: Macmillan Co.
a boys story told In boys Iings, which
/ will be relished by oldstcrs.
THE PURPLE HEIGHTS. BY Marie Con
| way oemler. New York: Century Co.
i A. story OF the South. New York ant
BLIND; By Ernest Poole. New York: Mac
4 realistie novel Of these times by tn,
A MAN TO HIS NATE. BY J. A. Dunn
Indianapolis: Bobbs- Merrill Co
Tho hero IL primitive man a might,
/ sailor. adventurous. strenuous There ar,
other interesting characters In this stor,
deep.
white New York: boSSisday!. i'aEsrs Page
Last volume of the authors Calforni;
trilogy.
DOUBLE LEE. LEE BY Grant Richards. New
A striking sambiIns novei ny the autho
Of "Caviare."
THE INEVITABLE: BY Louis Couperus
New York: Dodd. Mead a Co
A novel OF modern cosmopolitan life fl
Rome and the Riviera by a distinguished
THE SILVER PRINCE. BY Edward Leon
ard. New York: ID. Appleton & Co.
The picturesque old wild West is tn,
setting
WEsf WIND DRIFT. BY Geors, Rar
McCutcheon. New York. Dodd Mea,
& Co.
The story tells the experiences that 10!
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ship with hundreds OF passengers on a re
mote and uninhabited island.
THE EMPEROR OF ELAN and othe
Stories, BY H. q: Dwight. New York
Doubleday, Page 4 Co.
Stories with Oriental color and imagery
They are stirring and dramatic
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