Evening star., 1920-01-25
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

SO lived this man. and died, and lives again
white dynamic memory in the land"
Abbott. L. F. Impressions of Theodore Roose-
Velt- 1919. ER673ab. Mr.. Aopott acQualnI-
anceshp with Roosevelt. lasting over twenty
TWO years. gave him an opportunity OF harvest
ing orig ginul and distinctive impressions; DE is
happy In fixing by many little strokes the
image OF man with boyish neart joyous
ana laughing. good mixer.
Bishop. J. b., ed. Theodore Roosevelt and
His Time, Shown in His Own Letters: Chap
ters Of what will be the authorized DiographE
| now appearing in Scribners Magazine FIRST
paper, September 1919. Contents to date:
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Roosevelt and Irevel-
yan: Roosevelt and the War With Spain;
! Great Heart; Roosevelt and LABOR; IN Favor
OF Unions. but Against Violence.
| Burroughs, John Camping and Tramping
| with Roosevelt. 1906 E-R673bo Ihese
sketches by the well known naturalist reveal
| Roosevelt's knowledge and love OF natural MS
| tory.
Life OF the Late Theodore Roosevelt as Sol
dier, Governor. Vice President and President in
Relation to Oyster Bay. 1919. +E-R6'3c-
! Hagedorn. Herman. BOYS Life Of Theodore
virile. rapid manner which will be gratetu
not only to boys. but to the general reader
Intimate and personal with extracts from
| ROosevelt's diary photographs and an interest
| ing collection of Roosevelt cartoons.
| Henderson. D. NJ. "Grert Heart the Life
of Theodore Roosevelt. by Mel MacIntyre
| pseud. 1919. E-R673he.
Ieupp. F. E. The Man Roosevelt. 1904
| E-R673 le. Devoted chiefly to Roosevelts pub
lie life to 1904. enlivened by many anecdotes
| and written by trained but uncritical OBJ
| server who was long the ex-President's init
mate friend.
Lewis. W: D. Life of Theodore Roosevelt
1919. E-R673 l. my object has been to write
| the story of his life in such way that thu
reader may not only know the incidents OF hi
| iuii' Joyous career and public services. but ais
m col hfS o1c Shn Ivog nj
bllc acts and the road which he believed
n"rica must travel to hn worthy Of her place
among the nations Preface.
Morgan. James. Theodore Roosevelt. the Bo!
biographical sketch first appearing in 1907, t
which have been added two chapters. From
White House to Jungle" and "The Bull Moos
and the Last Years
E-R673. An autobiography stamped with tn
authors personality and expressive of hi
ideals and wide interests. With the exceptio
of several personal chapters on his boyhoo
and youth. ranching experiences. The Vigo
of Life. and most attractive chapter. ''Out
doors and Indoors which relates to life il
chiefly to politics and policies exemplifie
| in his public life and more or less connecte
with his administrative acts.
Roosevelt. Theodore. Letters to His Chill
| dren. edited by ]. r. bishop. 1919. E-R673a
Shows the President touseling the blessed
boys at bedtime or frying chickens while Mr.
| Roosevelt. washes the dishes a week en-
outing in Virginia, in the absence of Mrs
Roosevelt. "acting vce-mother." and read
ing aloud from the poetry Of Scott or Macaulay
or sending to one of the boys at school lette
illustrated with drawings by the author; wit
other delightful accounts of his happy hom
life.
Street. Julian. The Most Interesting Anne,
lean. 1915. E-R673st. keen and clever d.
lineation Of the colonel.
Thayer, ". II. Theodore Roosevelt. An II
{onat anhv T. Sc
personal rather than an intimate biograph,
and the reader learns almost much Of Nj
Thayer's views recent public questions Q
Of Roosevelt's creed and conduct. Mr.. Thaye
shows the skill Of a practiced writer. Pendin
the publication Of the official biography, thi
volume serves q purpose, and in sense MOI
than as personal estimate Of complex cha
acter whose permanent influence it is yet te
early to appraise.
Washburn. c. F. Theodore Roosevelt, ii
Logic of His Career. 1916. E-R673wa.
direct, business-like and readable biograph,
colored throughout by the loyal admiration Of
| friend.