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BETHLEHEM BACH CHOIR, b
Raymond Walters.
"The Bethlehem Bach Choir is on
of the few unique musical organiza
lions Of America. The story OF II
creation and success was first pub
lished several years ago, but the de
mand has been SO persistent that
new edition brought down to date
has been found necessary.'--Brook
lyn Bulletin.
EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY b.
Henry c. Link.
This book discusses what the var
ious states are doing in this field
where improvement is needed. wha
subjects the course for Immigrant
should include, the value of uniyer
sity-extension courses, the company j.
brary, education and vocationa
choice, the trainina OF executive, etc.
Brooklyn Bulletin. d..
ENGLISH FURNITURE OF THE
Gabrielle PERIOD, by H
Array Tipping.
1.-THE latest work of an English
poet whose appreciation of beauty
and of mystic quality lead him to
themes expressive of the Gothic spir-
it."-Literary Digest.
HOW TO LISTEN TO GOOD MUSIC
and encourage the taste in In
strumental and vocal music, by
X. Broadley Greene.
ITO make clear the characteristics
of musical works and the, differences
which lie between them; and the var
ious stages through which all must
cal structures have passed.; light on
the fugue, counterpart and other mu-
steal devices"
ICEBOUND, by Owen Davis.
This play which won the Pulitzer
price in 1922, describes a. group of
small-town folk in northern Maine,
their faults and virtues, and the pow
err of great love to survive every
thing even death. Literary Digest
JERSEY: AN ISLE OF ROMANCE,
by Blanche b. Elliott.
IAN account Of the adventurous
past and the picturesque present of
the English Island on which Victor
Hugo spent most of his last years. -
Literary Digest.
JEWS IN AMERICA, by Burton
Jesse Hendrick.
Appeared serially in The Worlds
Work; shows The shap cleavabe in
the Jewish race between the Western
German and Spanish) Jews, with
their un-American creed Do Jews
make good Americans? Do Jews DOM
mate American finance? Is there a
in the yolish Jew?"
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LIFE OF THE SCORPION, by Jean
Henri Fabre.
LIVING WITH OUR CHILDREN, by
Clara d. Pierson.
A books of essays for mothers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Ernst
Toller.
THE first English translation of a
play by one of the greatest of the
younger continental dramatists. Its
production in Berlin last year led to
uprisings and the Imprisonment of the
author. Literary Digest.
OUTLINE OF LITERATURE, by
John Drinkwater.
The Outline is strongly conceived,
with an imaginative historic grasp,
and the filling in of its various parts
IS done with skill and spirit and, in
he main, with sufficient fullness. The
nine chapters which compose this
1rst volume Of only 295 pages cover
IN astonishing extent of ground.
Their titles will give the reader some
dea of that extent. The first books of
he world Homer The story of the
Bible 60 The English Bible as litera-
ure, The Sacred Books of the East,
Greek myth and the poet Greece
md Rome The Middle Ages The
Renaissance."-N. Y. Times.
PRIMER OF CITIZENSHIP, by Mrs.
Reginald DeKoven.
"A short sketch of American his
DRY. an explanation of good citizen
hip, true patriotism. the flag, theana-
ional anthem; traces the progress of
government from the rural meeting
INTO the modern developments"
'EETH, DIET, HEALTH, by K. H.
Thoma.
Aims to tell all that any layman
would wish to know about teeth,
rom earliest infancy to the uncom-
ortable mitigations of toothlessness
hat are offered old Literary
digest.
HAT SILVER LINING, by Thomas
J.. Mason.
One might naturally expect that
career of more than thirty years as
professional humorist. editor, and