The New York herald., 1922-03-12
Fiction.

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of two or three generations ago.
Houghton Miffiin Company.
THE BACKsLIDERS - BY william
Lindsey. A story Of small town life
and of q beautiful young woman
considered by her neighbors to be a
pagan. Houghton Mitilin Company.
THE ANGEL OF TERRoR-By Ed
gar Wallace. There came the sound
OF shot. A man lay on the ground.
1t was James Meredith and he was
dead. There lies a mystery. Small.
Maynard & Co.
CASTLES IN THE AIR: BEING THE
ADVENTURES OF NJ. HECTOR
RATICHON-Retold by Baroness
Orczy. A story of Paris in the
days that followed Napoleon's fall.
George II. Doran Company.
DOORS or THE NIGHTLY Frank
L. Packard. Tells how one man was
both the notorious leader and hunted
prey of New York's underworld.
George H Doran Company.
MR.. PIM-By A. A. Milne. The novel;
lied version of Mr.. PIN Passes
By" one of the popular comedies OF
a recent New York season. George
H Doran Company.
THE PRIvET HEDGE-By J. E.
Buckrose. The privet hedge was
the symbol of defiance OF an older
generation set up against the oncom-
ing changes of the new. George II.
Doran Company.
THE DOOM TRAIL-By Arthur D.
ture in the days when New York
nnd nj
America wilderness. Brentano's.
SALT LAKE - BY Pierre Benoit.
Translated by Florence and Victor
Llona. A story of Salt Lake City
in the days of Brigham Young. Al
fred A. knopf. ssf-
HIS Doggy Albert Payson Terhune.
How a lonely man on the down grad
IS redeemed by his dog. E. p. Dut-
ton & Co.
IN THE MORNING OF TIME - BY
Charles G.. ID. Roberts. novel OF
prehistoric times. Frederick A.
Stokes Company.
THE MILLION DOLLAR SUITCASE
BY Alice MaeGowan and Perry
Newberry. OF man who takes six
years to plan a discovery proof
crime and who gives the detectives
something battling to think about
Frederick A. Stokes Company
JANE JOURNEYS oN--By Ruth
Comfort Mitchell. OF a young lady
who sets out to see something OF the
world and to earn her way by her
writing. D. Appleton & Co.
ARIUS THE LIBYAN-By Nathan G.
Kouns. A new edition of novel
which deals with the Christian faith
that led men and women to dare the
sway of Imperial Rome. the martyr
dom of the arena and the perse-
cutor's stake With an Introduction
by Nicholas Murray Butler ID. Ap-
pleton &c Co.
VAN ZANTEN's HAPPY DAYS-By
Laurids Bruun. Translated by
David Pr;tchard. The subtitle of this
book describes II as follows: "A
love story from Pelli Island" AL
fred A. Knopf
THE BRAcEGIRDLE By Burris
Jenkins. A story Of London In the
days OF King William of Orange.
Philadelphia: J. b. Lippincott Com
pany.
WANDERERS - By Rnut Hamsun.
Translated by w. W. Worster. Two
stories as one. By author of Growth
of the Soil" Alfred A Knopf
THE HANDS OF NARA-By Richard
Washburn Child. The story of a
young doctor and a mysterious Rus
sian girl Ea p. Dutton &-Co
THE OUTCAST-By Selma Lageriof.
Translated from the Swedish by w.
Worster. A story of Swedish life.
Doubleday. Page g. Co.
ONE woMAN-By Alfred Ollivant
The subtitle describes the hook as
"Being the second part Of a romance
of Sussex Doubleday. Page g. Co.
FRESH EVERY HOUR BY John
Peter Toohey. The adventures of a
press agent. Boni & Liveright
BRANDED MEN AND woMEN-By
William Francis Hooker. A story
cut of the West. Boston Richard
g. Badger.
RhHAB-7By Waldo. Frank. This Is
mot a problem novel;" II we are TO
believe the jacket. bnt "a deep song
iof life." Boni & Liveright
History Of Public Affairs.
RED DUSK AND THE MORROW:
ADVENTURES AND INVESTIGA-
TToNS IN RED RUSSIA-By Sir
Paul Dukes Under various dis
guises the author. former Chief of
the British Secret Intelligence Serv-
ice In Soviet Russia. penetrated TO
the innermost heart OF Soviet Rus
sia, and this is an account of his
adventures Doubleday. Page x Co.
THE FALL. OF MARY STUART-By