New Britain herald., 1923-07-30
NelO Books at tie Institute

Me Institute THE AMERICAN RELIEF CLEAR
 ING HOUSE by Percy Mitchell. AUTOMOBILE PATTERN DRAFT
 ING by Frank Xavier Morio. THE BALLAD OF VIM. SYCAMORE
 1790-1S80 by Stephen V. Benet.
 "An American pioneers life in the form of ballad, racy of the soil and the forest" Literary Digest. BEST POEMS OF 1922 by Thomas Moult.
 "An anthology of American and British work" N. Y. Times. CHILDREN ASTRAY by Saul Druck-
 CT and M. B. Hexter.
 Adopting the analytical case method for the presentation of their material, the authors here give the re- suits of their many years work with the problem of juvenile delinquency. By showing each child's life from his own point of view, as a unique per- sonality, the authors. have uncon- sciously elevated their story to high literary level" Survey. COLLECTED POEMS by Nicholas
 Vachel Lindsay.
 With an introduction which is a survey and a study of his poetical work" ADULL DAY IN LONDON by Dora Sigerson.
 ECONOMIC IMPERIALISM AND
 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
 DURING THE LAST FIFTY
 YEARS by Achille Viallate.
 Lectures on the economic changes of the nineteenth Century and the ef- feet of these changes upon the com- mercial policy of the great powers, including the United States" Liter ary Digest.
 HIGHWAYS AND HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION by George R.
 Chatburn.
 One of the most complex and pressing problems now facing Amer lea is that of her highways. What types of road constructionf are best fitted for permanent use? How may they be improved and safeguarded? These are but two of many interest ing phases treated here by a special ist in the subject. THE INFANT AND YOUNG CHILD
 by John Lovett Morse, M. D.
 
 ITALIAN PAINTING IN THE RE- NAIssANCE by Frank J. Mather. LIFE. MATTER. MIND AND GOD
 by R. F. A. Heernle.
 "A series of lectures, reviewing some of the chief movements in con- temporary thought" N. Y. Times. MARK SYKES: HIS LIFE AND LET- TIERS by Shane Leslie with an in troduction by the Right Hon. Win -ston Churchill.
 "The life story of brilliant young | whose intimate acquain- tance with the Near East made him an important factor in the intricate policy which split the Arab from the Turk during the World War" Liter ary Digest.
 THE MEMS CLASS IN ACTION by F. Harvey Morse.
 "A complete manual for adult class eaders, intended as text book for classes, community training school and institutes" Literary Di- sest. THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE by Laurence F. Schmeckebier.
  AND SOCIAL PROF. LENS or THE ORIENT by Masa- haru Anesaki.
 -Four lectures given at the Univer- ity of California.
  SKETCHES FROM A LIBRARY WINDOW by Basil Anderton. The present volume Is the work Of ! man who savers the riches of a H. 'rary, with a scholars appreciation of he quaint and various vistas seen from library window" Here he els of a. 18th century humanist in whose writings the distracted modern world may find helpful throughout. Iere he has written delightful es- ay upon the lure of translation. Other objects included are a curious mar alive of the adventures of an Eng Ish seaman during the Napoleonic vars, a discussion of Wordsworth's ature poetry and some musings upon fir Thomas Browne. THIRTEEN WORTHIES by Llewelyn Powys.
 Quaint portraits of Bunyan, Mar owe, Chaucer. Isaak Walton. Beau