Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28

More extended notice, as space permits.
will be given to such books as seem to
General
THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN p1sRAELI
XGIuRs' Isn cS prcs &oS 81 81 esSS Miw York. Naomi
George Earle buckle concludes W. r
Mcnypenny's monumental biography OF Bea;
Consheld on the same elaborate and de'a''ea
The NEW WORLD ORDER, By Frederick
c. Hicks. New York: Doubleday. Page
The law librarian of Columbia University
discusses international organization inter-
national law and International cooperation.
THE UNITED STATES FAT lo,tsSdS ASD 1asaTs LATIS
New York Doubleday. Page & Co. Price,
GO scomnr.henslve TU account Of the relations
subsistinC by th~ professor Of American his
tory and dean of the college. Johns Hopkins
University.
THE TRANsvAAL sTREoUEpEDI BY W;
J. Leyds. New York r. P. putton &
A CO Continuation OF THE First Annexation
OF tho Transvaal.
A,I, THINGS ARE POSSIBLE. BY Leo
shestov New York: Robert Mcbride
vDs ssrssTe RS.aH eItc tS DGi'Ss nfs
sminsnce In his own land. His opinions are
bold and often destructive and always EN-
REEF; RREEP HAPPY. BY Eustace Miles. New
York: F. A. Stokes Co 81;
shows that Il Is both our duty ana our
asSnDtase SnDT to keep happy, and tells how
through simple mental and physical meth
ods A helpful and stimulating htue BOOK.
THE CASE FOR LIBERTY. BY f, s. p
ne Haynes. New York: f. P, Dutton &
The great question before the world as
ths ,,o eHtn'ir IL whcthcr the world Is to be gov
srnnd BY collect!vist autocrats, WIN eNe,y
citizen responsible 10 an irreiDGStnS,tdl i,rDGty,dual cIt,
sor sors shaH themselves determine tho laws
/ which they wish TO obey and the genera
nIM" eS,bo also wrote THE Decline Of Lib
suy IN England" points out that renFechenT, nF,cT,
,ative government %nd genera ~ a HnT npsis.d IWS.
pp,iz.ns are necesoary to preserve democratic
! institutions. o
A TOUR THROUGH !NDlIAN;A, IN Is4o.
This diary OF John Parsons, Of Peters
| hurR Va gives lively and interesting aC,,
counts OF customs and ways OF the time u"a
I locality
THE coRsAIR N THE ,NS,AI. VAR z4SE; 4SISb,6s' by
Mitfln Co. 81
Really an "autobIosraphy'' OF United
/ states naval vessel on war duty written py
. ioyer of the sea and a war Correspondent
., atanding who was through the scenes
9t ond actions he describes. splendid pic,
ture OF American 'soos" at work ana
play. ,
AVA boston: Houghton, Minlin 60.
An Interpretation In verSe OF Contempo
rarv life by a writer already well known as
a bSoErapher and historian.
WAR POEMS AND OTHER VERSES. BY
r. f. yernede. New York: George II
The nofTo fno legacy to posterIty Of poet sol.
dIer Killed in tho war. Edmund fosSe writes
a beautiful appreciation OF the verses, which
| deserve his generous praise. ana that OF
NJ Chestprton, noted on the jacket OF the
| hcok Lieutenant Vernede is more OF the
| strain and breed Of Seeger and Brooks than
sny Of the other war poets OF the great con-
| nct.
Tr's A GOOD OLD WORLD. BY Bruce Bar
ton New York: Century Co.
OptImistlc sketches and articles by
writer OF editorials whose work appears In
many publications
AMERICAS AIMS AND AsIAs AsPIRA,
TIONS. ny Patrick Gallagher New
| York: Century Co.
| A highly interesting and Informative book
| telling how America and Asia Jared at the
| peace Conference. II Is a keen and analytic
work backed by wide knowledge OF world
Diplomacy and Asiatio conditions.
Fiction
MAC or PLACID BY T Morris Long
streth New York Ce tury Co.
A thrilling novel by n PhilRdel phian. set
In the SHOWS and amid the picturesdueneEI
OF the Adiro ldacks, Notable for Its charm
ing love interest.
PoRt t,,,,1H ARLINGToSS n STORIES CRIES. $NI Ant