Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
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This ts ap9theF Casey Ryan ss9Ty' in the
New York. The liacaulay Company.
in love- mySssy @h ss m yeSs Gs
covers that his employer is the master GRIM
inal Of Europe.
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lonesomest town he had ever entered
THE SECOND FLowERING. By Samuel
Gordon. New York: The Macauay Com
study Of the problem Of a man who dis
spite another s man ana ga 2n not dve him. He
disappeared under such circumstances as TO
'Ss years. he to his ss
| ried to the man she loved and his daushter
Second Sowerins Of love and ni'v kndness asu in
his his daughter. The book tells what hap
quest. New York: The Macauiay Com. %
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temples temp 'Uiy oi GsySt Rss''0" among the '0"0' and
THE, TREMENDOUS EVENT. By Maurice
company sayo' Ne" i0rS' inc MacauIaS
The story Of the first man to cross from
Ss ss5iS' ths i'fgSshs
Joined England to the Continent A fantas-
tic glimpse into the future.
THE ROMANCE OF 4 MILLION DOLLARS.
The Robbs- Merrill Company.
tu1ss mystery ~ ,;i story dealing with the adyen,
family.
PI1ANNToM GOLD. By Kenneth rayson
hemptOn, New York, ThA Cnntury Com.
~, TIE story o, q boy who 1,seov.rea that
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W. 4 ,mys,eT;y story. by tho author of The
THE HAPPY FOOL By John Palmer. New
The story OF the s,ruggie OF . sensitive
musician and a beautiful country, girl to
ma fdd & solid basis for life beyond their love
THE NEWCOMER m PENNY LANE. BY
Jss!ssa 5os!sa s6ns Gray' New York; Charles scElO
The hFs, Volume in a new series Of books
for, children, In which the story OF the life Of
yaqaa sympathe,,c tic xii. ou'''' Town Is told with
THE FORTUNE OF THE INDIES. By
ESntI,rH Edtn Bal!1ngeT Pr'ce' New York: The
town ES' sS5 !Ss If ssx ES.spa n n
tended for young people. A 'H'
Nicholas. New York: The Century Com: m,
wH|sTkEiiHS sE r. .lsRs; .! By san. rur,,n. New
young people,
NO. YInGNIAi ~ Helen Sherman ortn,rh.
for Ths second In series OF V'rsinis stories
THE REST, HOLLOW MYSTERY. By Re-
becca - Porter. New York; Tho Cen
a barl,ng mystery story set IN tn. do
serted serted California mansion Of an Eastern
A TREASURY OF ESKIMO TALES: BY
Clara ~ Kern Bayltss. New York; Thomas
4 retelins in popular form of tho Eskimo
legends gathered BY the ethroosists.
Schultz. Boston: Hough,on Hiftl,n Com.
familiar with Indian i,fe. ''
THE eA.xH 45Ea SHsD 4sn.: s e. Ha'5sS cfs~s .i
sos sGy wSd 5 s mus. @ae
a captive to the herd. or human society.
THE WHEELS OF THE WOLF. BY Georg,
Marsh. Philadelphia; Penn Publishing
A oiyNHf' story OF the srea. northwestern America
miliar With G' its l,te. f' '''' 'A''' "'4 10 IA
cAPPY RICKs RETmEs. By, Pet.z. b,
Corporation. -'N
burther adventures OF Cappy Ricks, who
Is said by the publishers TO be the most
widely known character recent fiction has
4 MINISTER OF GRACE. By Marrsn,,
Widdemer. New York: Haroourt. Brace
tod sAS In f;G.s ND eS.nm
ing and sk!Lful manner.
General
AND LIFE. Bv F. q. Os
born New York; Z. p. Dutton K CO
A collection of essays BY tho literary |
editor OF the London Morning Post.
A HISTORY OF !EXERYpAY THINGS IN
illustrated by Marjorie and c. H. n |
9uennell. New York; Charles Serb
A book about the costumes and customs Of
the Ensl!sh people intended to give ..hs
lived. :
LIGHT d.,Vr WEIGHTS T ns,, Ey MAsts s,l or.hsm
Five piayy for amateurs.
PLAYS FOR SCHOOL, AND CAMP. BY
katherine LORD Boston' Lttle, Brown
six plays for amateurs, two OF whioh havo
had professional production.
FAIRY GRoTTo PLAYS
By Emile Backmore Stapp ana Flea.
nor Cameron Boston: Houshton Mifrlin
Six plays for children.
KRITTERs OF THE KITCHEN KINGDOM.
Fy Aunt 70 and Hnele George Boston;
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