Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-16
Ne70 Books at Library,
Adult.


Adult.
Fiction: Cobb, Irwin S.; j. Poin-
dexter, Colored. When Judge Priest
Cos etc Bermuda his body servant is
annexed by young Dallas Pulliam
and with him Jeff visits New York
Icity. His observations of the people
and life make an amusing story.
Hutchinson, A. NJ. S.; This Free
dom. Traces in a sure manner the
development Of Resale, successful
woman of business. Pictures her
early life and the forces that COM
bined to foster her struggle for eco
InOmic and intellectual independence
and what the independence cost her
when brought into relation with
| friendship, love and the old idea of
woman's duty to home.
Lewis, Sinclair; Babbitt. This is
a most human and entertaining story
about the everyday life of an average
prosperous business man in an aver
age prosperous American city-di-
rect and irresistible in its appeal, but
with subtle implications that make it
an epitome of American city life,
| just what it is and just what it is not.
Better than "Main Street." more
amusing, more sure in its detail and
| it cuts deeper.
Norris, Mrs. Kathleen Thompson;
Certain People of Importance. San
Francisco is the scene of this detail
ed story of the Crabtree family.
Among the successful novelists that
are praising Mrs. Norris last book
is the author of elizabeth and Her
German Garden who says: at is a
wonderful, an epic book. 1t remind
ed me of Arnold Benefits odd
Wives Tale"
! Oppenheim, Edward Phillips; The
Evil Shepherd. The mystery that
surrounds Sir Timothy Brast makes
interesting reading and keeps the
reader guessing until the last.
Juvenile.
Etiquette: Starrett, Mrs. Helen
Ekin; The Charm of Fine Manners
BENG series of letters to a daugh-
ter.
Folk Lore and Fairy Tales: ia
cobs, Joseph; English Fairy Tales. A
well-beloved collection Of fairy tales
Lagerlof, Selma; The Wonderful
Adventures of Nils. A small boy
travels with the wild geese in. their
migratory fligh ito the northlanc
and picks up much information anC
Imany legends about his native coun.
try.
Amusements: Foster, Edna A.
Something to Do, Girls! A book Of
games, simple recipes, handicraft
etc.
History Froissart, Jean; The
Boys Froissart; edited for boys witt
an introduction by Sidney Lanier
"Chronicles of adventure, battle anc
custom in England, France, Spain
etc"
European War: Burke, Kathleen
Little Heroes of France. True Incl
dents of the great war.
Biography: Baldwin, James; Am
erican Book of Golden Deeds. "Tru'
stories of heroic deeds done. oil
American soil or by Americans, il
. most cases the real name of the herr
being given"
Holland, Rupert Sargent; Historic
Girlhoods. Sketches of the childhoo'
of twenty-one noted women.
Hamilton, J. G. de R.; Life of Rob
. ert E. Lee for Boys and Girls, by J
G. de r. Hamilton and M. C. 7. Ham
ilton. In the words of the authors
7 "The book is in the main drawn from
. secondary sources, but good deal o
, material touching upon Lees life l
included which appears in no othe
of his biographies"
Fiction: Altsheler, Joseph Alex
ander; The Border Watch, and tn
Scouts of the Valley. Tales of lif
in early Kentucky. The Last of tn
Chiefs-a story of the great Siou'
war.
Drummond, Henry; The Monke!
That Would No tKill. The marvel
Gus adventures of monkey that ha'
a charmed life were written when tn
anthor was editor of a magazine TO