Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-27
THE NEU BOOKS
General
More. extended review and mention will
be made as space warrants.

More. extended review and mention will
ne maze as space warrants.
General
SONGS OF SEEKING AND FINDING, BY
Serhus Van Dyke. New York Charles
The first collection Of the notable verse
%onT. Ss Tns S the rrgmisnE sinssrs o. the
his father. Henry Van Dyke. poet. professor
and diplomat.
A HISTORY, OF THE GREAT WAR. ry
II. Drrsn Co.
Volume five covers the Brtiah camps Ign
In Flanders and France in 1918 It also
on these fronts.
is AMERICA WORTH sAv1Ne7 BY Mich
SlSS sHrI,nnr Mgrray soss Butler, New York Charles
Addresses on 'T HstionsI prob,sus md party
versity
RECREATIoN: BY viscount Grey of Tallo-
zen IA O. Boston: Houghton Mihlth
One Of the most famous Of living British
of tho well.ordered life and the value of
pastimes In real living.
HELLENIsM. BY Norman Bentwlch Phil
s.delphis: .i Jewish Publication Society OF
Movements in judaism -
THE LURE OF THE PEN. BY Flora Kick
L.
A book of advice and guidance for would
be authors written out of the authors per-
sonal experiences as writer and editor.
FRANCE AND OURSELVES. By Herbert
Adams Gibbons. New York: The Cen
tury Co.
One of the most notable publicists histor-
isns and writers developed by the events Of
tne world war discusses what the interven-
tion of the United States meant to the French
sister republic. Emphasizes also the fact
that the problems which confront France In
tnt future are in real American
problems also stimulating and informing
w9rk rEn equal Mn in value to the aHthors mpSr.
works on Africa and Europe.
| CARDINAL MERcIER's OWN STORY;
With an Introduction by James Cardinal
gibbons. New York: George II. Dorau
The book publication of the series of pas.
| toral letters, state papers and other docIi-
ments relating to the policy and program Of
the heroic Belgian prelate in his dealinss
vi %ith the German invaders notable record
| THE GERMAN GENERAL STAFF AND IT'S
DECISIONS 1914-16, BY General Erich
yon Fslkenheyn. New York: Dodd
The German minister Of war and later
chlef OF the imperial stan tells briefly and
concisely his actions ard the underlying rea
LIE PETIT NoRD. BY Anne Grenfel ant
Eate spadins. Boston: Houghton Miftlir
An intimate account of life in the Fa,
North by the wife OF the famous Lnsrsdoi
doctor, and the nurse who accompanied then
In their expeditions.
YOUR PSYCHIC POWERS. Bv H.rsuar+
Darlington New York: Dodd, Mead &
Popularized but authoritative discussion o.
a subject in which there is great current in
terest DR.. Carrington undertakes TO tel
those interested how to develop psychic
numerous pitfalls.
THE EASTERN QUESTION AND ITS so
LUTON, BY Norris Jsstrow, Jr. Phil
pro5e sd5eiphia; J. B. Llppincott Co,
war will not be over III the perpiexities o
absorbing problem of the hour.
THE sGAs sGAssUAk l. LtABqREB AND OTHER Es
aarcour,i fhrs BY Brace S n Rows RsrEsr New York
Posthumous pa pers OF distinguished
thinker who brought the resources Of psy
chology to bear on labor conditions an,
MEMORIES AND RECORDS. By Admira
GS6Tse e6f eiihsT r. boran IS TSlum:s co New York
the admiral OF the aeet, dstinFuisbed as =,
RH0siTtS y Xmssiosns ETtSa soSs S Of what
Fiction
THE ISLAND OF SHEEP By "csdmus'
MifI,n snd 'aSrm21isi ga Il 20 Boston: Houshto
4 clever and amusing book telling Of tn
talk and views, OF a group OF scintillaut per
sons. gathered N Scotch country hous,
on the League OF Nations and otheT cuSren Ss
topics.
MARY MINDS HER OWN BUSINESS. d
George Weston. New York: Dodd. Mea
The delightful heroine falls heir to b,
factory. She puts up-to-da,e Energy an
There is also one Of Mr.. WT' Westons tnImItsbi
love stories woven into her career.
THE LoNDoN VENTURE; BY .Michas
highly amusing skt OF London socet
as viewed BY Sorsisner who has almos
young and well.sponsored Armenian wbo u
the author is utterly un English and his con
clusions are piquant.
THE MELWoop MYSTERY. BY JAIME
Hay, Jr New York; Dodd Mead q CO
A new and thrilling mystery yarn by
keeping the reader guessing.
MISS YORK FGh6 B Applet APPLETON q GO, cTo"' Gale Ne'
4 long novel by the famous writer Of tn
the same g Intimate knowledge Of Midd,sH y wa Hs
life and character revealed in her other de
Ilshtful and shrewdly enlightened fctions
Ra sPs sSd s. 81 wSs !hS SopntT
done for New England and MT Gable for Ii
creole South. An important novel
BARRY Tork LERqyf puttEon EtE H. &C. g. Bailey. Ne'
An historical novel q an. IrIshman In tn
yGs sbors ~ tsaHTs ~ SnS NaRoSSao PeriOe
the most pieasurable OF recent hlstorics
novels.
sunny DEcEoW BY Henry St., Joh
story OF a cockney girl sort Of Britis
Poliyanna. whose motto is "NothinE's In
possible 10 you so long as you hold UP YOU
! head and keep smiling" 'NN
THIS SIDE OF PARADISE. BY r 8 FIT,
gerald. New York; chas s,cribner'
The unsurpassed experiences thu tr,,
adventures and realities OF youth ief, uI
touched by conventional noveIists MAKE a
anna zingIy frank revelation OF a mans M,
artistic and amatory.
THE ROSE OF JERICHO BY Ruth 1ouc
cault New York G. p Putnam's sonl
A story OF the stage rejecting its Elamcu
and romance.
THE SHADOWS By Mary ovington. Ne,
York: Harcourt Brace Howe
| A novel OF a southern girl Of a aristocratI
paTentage who Is left on tho dooTsten :
a nsgro's cabin. Later the plot move
northward
THE GOLD GIRL. BY James b. Hepdry,
New York: q. p. Putnams sons
a girl, a lost mine, man, booze, III
new novel by the author Of THE Texan. -
, LION. BY. John Gall
gC0GTthy' 4, SSSsw SSSw York cha', scriOner'
and France, cf wartime and peace. by By Il
distinguished author
swATTY BY Ellis Parker Butler. Bo,