Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

view will be given books worthy of
special notice.
General
PIPEFCLS. BY Christopher Morley. New
York; Doubleday; Page CO.
each Of Which ' can % be read to p a pipefSi Of
: baccy. Some Of them first apnear.d in & the
strated with tSooaspts by Walter Jack Dun
A SHORT LIFE OF MARK TWAIN. By
Albert BigeIow Paine. New iork;
writer's large and Sdeanite Biography. VI inc
IS MEXICO WORTH SAVING? BY George
AGnew ~ Chamberlain: indianapolis:
An intimate discussion OF the problem by
a former United States consular representa-
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AT WORK.
BY Arthur sweetser. New York: Mac
A member Of the American Commission to
Negotiate Peace and now q member OF the
provisional secretariat discusses the genesis.
growth and present functioning Of the cove
" ''G, H. q" BY. &c. s. O." New York;
f.. p. Dutton Co.
British grand headquarters at Montreuil-sur
Mer. The writer discusses achievements and
and participant. The book is sumptuously
produced and liberally illustrated. The
snas mriSs has ana s sseS Of Ss ass'F'0
PLYMOUTH AND THE PILGRIMS. BY
Arthur Lord. Boston; Houghton
A Scholarly consideration Of the Pilgrim
development as part OF great world move
ment. The author is president Of the Pill
grim Society sHd Hs Book seesss of
his three Clover Foundation lectures at
Brown University.
Juvenile
ANITA. Nv Bertha and Ernest Cobb. Bos.
tom 1.othrop Lee ard Shepard Co,
regions on OF Colorado has a, father who can
explain all the. wonderful phenomena OF
nature Hence her st s,org TSsnce is r,sh in 'nf0ra
Trevor Hni. New York: Frederick A
Three easily acted pieces with a lot of rea,
comedy, written for boys clubs ard scout
trodps. They have already been acted sue
cessfully By boys.
SooLooK WILD BOY. BY Roy Smell. Bos
ton: Little. Brown Co.
The story OF an Eskimo boys adventures
in the frozen nOrthland.
Wright. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co
A dozen charming stories for children bS
the exceSnt author Gf eSrSY WiSn the he, fs!, ha,
coynsideTation Sy SSiT E'd and dnseiashness bring t
Stnsrs TsTss as anT TT AZ the % tss are THE 9ascs
Whistle" and THE Old whales Toothache. D
THE w. CHUCK FAMILY By Pauline
hRMSIS RSndsome h0St%" yol"mo' @ssiins % in ster, orr
ia shlon with the trials: tribulations and fuI
Of the w9odchHGkS There brTc1sh aTs mann illus
two on r page, The style Is bright ane
GSG gEs E AFHfR EfShs &f As sf$nEs SS2
BY Agatha Christie New York: Johl
hsEs SssectiGs TS; story written on wage
that the author could not write a book II
which the criminal could not be guesPed b.
the other party to me wager: r,na II mas @ ha,
accepted by the London Times for It's weekl
| edition.
LUCINDA. BY Anthony Hope. New York
A whimsical stony in the writer's cnarac
| teristtc vein. and with touch OF myster
| and meIodrama in its society background
Tales OUT OF CotRT: By FredericI
A 4Sell.known lawyer, publIcist and nc
s0nst bTsssS P'{Sts 9 me- 'ra
pathos and comedy.
THE GOLDEN BOOK OF SPRINGFIELD
BY vaohel Lindsay New York; Mac
Being the review Of book that vii
appear in the autumn Of the year 2oia: an
springfield. NJ. in that year"
! rHE BEAUTY AND THE BoLsHEvIS1
ny Alice Duer Miller New York: Harpe
Another whimsical story, Of the typs. o
,he Charm school"-paradoxical and witty
THE BLUE ROOM, BY cosmo Hamilton
Boston, Lite nt,sr sfH%n sTf.st. cS Var on III
sous Of two men OF opposite temperament
9OMEsPIIN AND GOLD. By Alice Brown
New York: Macmillan 60. 9.
,ctsd Interpreter In fction OF New Englan
IAPrAIN MAcEpoINEs DAUGHTER. !,
| WILLIAM McFee, New York Doubleday