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FICTION.

FICTION.
In Chancery, by John Galsworthy-
The fortunes of the Forsythe family are
continued from an earlier book, The Man
of Property.
The Purple Heights, Oemler-A poor
boy in South Carolina town never loses
sight of his ambition to be great artist.
Written by the author of Slippy MCGEE.
A Poor Wise Man. Mary Roberts
Rinehart-An interesting story of Red
plot and its defeat in a mid-western man
ufacturing city at the close of the war.
Rose Dawn. Stewart Edward White
The third of a series of stories of Cali
fornia, the first two being Gold, and Gray
Dawn.
Best Ghost Stories, Joseph Lewis
French-A thrilling collection ranging
from DeFoe to Algermon Blackwond. 1t
has an introduction by Arthur B. Reeve.
Young Hearts, J. E. Buckrose-A
Yorkshire family moves into the country
and tries to increase Englands food sup
ply The servant problem and a ghost
add to their perplexities.
/ The BIOOd-Red Dawn, Charles c. Do
bie-A love and adventure story of San
Francisco.
The Big-Town Roundup, William
| Macleod Rame-Clay Lindsay of Ari-
iona comes to New York, meets gang
sters and gunner and beats them to their
own game.
/ The Age of Innocence, Edith Wharton
/ A story of New York life in the early
seventies.
I FiddIer's Luck Robert Haven Schauf
fler-A delightful account of various mu-
steal adventures before the war and dur
ing the time the author was in France
with the \. E. F.
Man TO Man, Gregory-A story of love
and adventure in the southwestern cat
tie country.
! Black Bartelmey's Treasure, Jeffry
Farnol-A tale of pirates on the Spanish
Main.
NON-FICTION.
Philosophy of Play, Luther Hasley Gu
/ lick-A posthumous work setting forth
( the results of the study of play which
sidCrs that play has greater influence
/ over the character of man than any other
activity and that a people reveals itself
most clearly in the character of its pleas
ureS.
! VagabOnding Through Changing Ger
many, Harry A. Franck-Beginning with
an account of the authors experiences
with the American Army of Occupation
in Germany he goes on TO tell of travels
on foot through the country. Well writ
ten and interesting.
General Introduction to PsyehOanaIy-
% lectures Professor Friend gives a
complete and simple summing up of the
science which uncoverS the real motiya-
/ ton of human conduct #n.
! IN Berkshire Fields, Walter Prichard
Eaton-The illustrations and the text
are alike charming in their setting forth
/ Of the beauty of woods, valleys. noun
tains, flowers and trees in the Berkshire
/ region.
Woodrow Wilson and His Work. Viii
liam Edward Dodd-In his preface Mr..
! DOdd says: This portrait of Woodrow
/ Wilson is designed to be a brief history
of recent times as well as a chronicle Of
Il great career. 1t aims to set a man in
/ his historical background and to explain
! the trend of American life during a mo-
mcntous period of world history"
/ Now 1t Can BE Told, Philip Gibbs
Printed in England under the more at
tractivc title THE Realities of War"
this book gives the inside stories of milf
tary plumbers. personal feelings and hor-
rible sufferings during the years of war
! with unsparing frankness.