New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

EhEhA tAAAAnEtHn MALLS UT
 HONOR by Violet A, Wilson,
 Intimate pictures Of the court. and it's fFeanenteFs ia the days of Queen Elizabeth, as well as biographies of her maids of honour including Mary FItten, Lady Mary Grey, Lady Fran ees Radeliffe, etc.
 SOCIOLOGY, Its Development and Application, by James Quayle Dea-
 ley,
 SOME IMPRESSIONS or MY ELD- FRS by st, John c, Eryine. Intimate talks, in the form Of inr formal essays. Of a number of the foremost writers of England and Ices land whom Mr, Eryine counts among his friends - Galsworthy, shaw and sygne. Wells, Yeats and ehesterten. Arnold Bennett and George William Russell"
 TEACHING TO THINK by Julius Boreas,
 An interesting text on an unus. ual subject. written for teachers who desire 10 cultivate the habit of thought in students, Its purpose is to discover the principal types Of think ing which are required in everyday | life. and to indicate practical ways and means for their development in the ordinary school" A. L. A. Bookiist.  TERTIuM oRGANUM; the third canon of thought by F. F. ouspen- sky.
 'The chief value of book like this Is not that 1t will change our or- dinary ways of conducting the affairs of life. but that, greatly to the credit of the author. 1t reveals in striking ways the limited range of our know ing faculty. opens up fresh opportuni- ties of approach towards inaccessible depths. and discloses new vistas for the human wonder. which is only the beginnings" Boston Transcript. A TREASURY OF PLAYS FOR
 WOMEN by Frank Shay, ted.)
 'The plays in this contain only women characters or such male characters as can be played by wom- en-"
 "A hopeful revelation. The level is high. indicating an unusual level of public taste. The printed play is holding its own with other forms of literature" Outlook. WHAT PROHIBITION HAS DONE TO AMERICA by Fabian Franklin "A brief statement of the case against the Eighteenth Amendment as q violation of the Constitution of the United States and of the principle which lies at the bottom of respect for law, as a cause of despotism, a menace to liberty, and a promoter of socialism. Proposes an amendment repeating the Eighteenth Amendment. hut at the same time conferring upon Congress the power to make laws con- the manufacture, sale and of intoxicating liquors"
 Nation. WOODROW WILSON AND WORLD SETTLEMENT by Ray Stannard Baker. "A frank and dignified presentation of MT. Wilson's case in defense of what happened at Paris during the making of the treaty of peace. MT, Baker is loyal friend, a stout and honest fighter, and tho tone of admi- ration in the book is not slavish."
 Independent. |
 
 Fiction D1TTE: towards the Stars by M. A. Nexo. MASSAGE AND THE ORIGINAL 1 SWEDISH MOVEMENTS by Kurre w. Ostrom.
 OF DELUSION by Rupert Sargent Holland.
 "A tale of mystery, how Melchior Pryde's nephew was found myster- iously slain in the library at Hillcrest followed by a chain of mysterious events"
 RACKHOUSE by c. A. Chamberlain. THE UNBIDDEN GUEST by silvio Villa.
 DUST by Katherine Full | lerton Gerould.
 "A collection of short stories writ | ten of many different phases of life, ! geographically from the New England hills to the great. desert | of Arabia. with glimpse into Aus tria-This authors stories are always l exquisite bits of literature, as complete in their way as her es- says. The experiences portrayed are, not those of common oc- 
 Christian Science Monitor.