New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

 msal ef lts great eiilsa lts asElealtnF. al financial, misunderstanding cad eems msFslsl enterprises, but the vast rs, sanFsss ef the Dutch colonial empire, hlddsn hshtaa the iunsls seFesns of Java suns'Fa saa soTass' suaeAL GROUNDWORK by r. II,
 shsfa,
 'This sehsms was ass,snse eFisln, ally fer boys Of is ta is with varying degrees Of instrumental technique, but with an almes, NAssrysns ignorance at the clements Of musical Knowledge. and complete inability to coordinate musical sounds and symbols except by nlayins st eight and thst as rule, lnaeeuratsly and unmasieslly' N should be Of service ,a private stadsnts." NERVOUS ILLS by neris eldis, x, D, "Frofssser s.dis gives q popular ae. count Of twenty-five years work h rsyoaopashelesy es ssHersssl psy' eholegy,"
 MICHEL by r, D, Howard White. soN.vIoLEST COERCION by clar.
 enee March Case,
 Th.s book Is brief history Of the doctrine of non-Woienee from ancient sa.ats and ases up to modern een- seieg..ops objeetors and the non-ee- operation movement In India. " Is written from tho standpoint Of a scientific inquirer rethes thsa e prophet or a propagandist. Protes- sor Case Is particularly successful !n hid careful definitions and in his explanations of the varying limits to which religious leaders have pushed their disbelief in violence, ,"-Sation, ORGANIZING THE RcH
 SCHOOL by Henry F. Cope.
 
 TEACHING ApoLEscENTs IN THE
 CHURCH SCHOOL by Erwin l..
 Shaver.
 The problem-a very present one teday--of giving young people an adequate religious education is sanely and effectively treated In these two manuals by authorities on the sub ject."-Survey.
 PIEDAR IN ENGLISH VERSE by
 Arthur S. Way.
 "odes of Pindar translated into English verse"
 PLAYS by A. Martinez Sierra, THE SOCIAL REVOLUTION IN
 MEXICO by Edward Ellsworth Professor Ross Is trained ob- server of social movements. From his study of Russias recent history he had come to the conclusion that social revolutions do not pay. But after eleven weeks spent in Mexico he be- came convinced that there at least was an exception to the general rule. He finds that the economic conditions of the Mexican workingman Is i'm proving very slowly after nine years of civil war, but that there is a new spirit in the hearts of the masseo. Mexico. impoverished as she is, is now for the first time grasping the ideals of popular freedom. Tn this little book Professor Ross considers the sick ness,' the land and the people tho current problems of politics, land re- form, the labor movement. the church and education. of Reviews. THESE UNITED STATES by Ernest
 Gruenlng.
 ".rhese essays are fresh and bril- liant analyses of each state as 1t is today. by people whose approach is one based on deep knowledge while at the same time the point of view is untreramelled by glorificat!on that has its roots in traditional love- Every stake is described by an expert writer. ana hiotory brought up-to-dnte Is dc. l.ghtfully interwoven with local color and human standardization Transcript.
 THE WISDOM or BALzAc by Harry
 Rickel,
 "Maxims and short extracts from Balzac's novels and letters--an cpl tome of his wit, wisdom and philoso- phy."
 Fiction BARNEY by s. B. Fl. Hurst. BLACK, WHITE AND BRINDLED
 by Eden Phillpotts.
 MT. Phillpotts, whom we usually