Evening star., 1925-06-21
The PUBLIC LIBRARY

1hE fUblIC Ll6nAnI
In place of the usual announcement
Of recent accessions, the Public LII.
brary this week prints a list OF ad.
venture trips for stay-at-homes. COM
piled by the young peoples depart
ment.
ADVENTURE TRIPS FOR STAY
AT-HOMES.
God gave all men all earth to love. "
India.
DUNCAN: Story Of Sonny Sahib.
Sonny Sahib was rescued by his
ayah from the massacre at Gavin
pore and brought up in Hindu
village.
KIPLING: Jungle Book.
Feet In the jungle that leave no
mark!
Eyes that can see in the dark
the dark!
Tohgue-give tongue to its Hark!
o Hark!
- Once. twice. and again"
KIPLING: Kim.
Homeless little Kim, with nothing
except the ability to change into a
Hindu, finds adventures and fate in
plenty on the broad white roads of
India.
LANG: Story Of Lord Give.
The inspiring story of one of Eng
lands bravest men, who was also one
of India's noblest friends.
MUKERJI: Kari, The Elephant.
THE magic Of the jungle and Of
India pervades this simple tale OF the
deeds of an elephant and his little
Hindu master
cTLNJTI. AHuApfrIraS nf Akhar
This strange wild tale of little Ak
bars adventures and escapes among
the snowy mountains between Kan
dahar and Kabul is based on the
childhood legend of a real Indian
rajah.
England.
BENNETT: Master Skylark.
The story of boy of Stratford,
who was kidnapped by travelling
players and taken to London, where
he met Shakespeare and sang before
the Queen.
DIX: Merrylips.
The adventures of Merrylips, little
cavalier maid, who wished to be
boy.
DOYLE: White Company.
A thrilling tale OF that band OF
free ,ances who, for the fun of 1t,
fought for the Black Prince and for
"the land where the gray goose flew.
KINGSLEY: Westward Ho!
westward hoi with rumbelow
And hurra for the Spanish main,
Or
LUCAS: Slowcoach.
The jolly adventures of seven Eng
Hsh children on their travels IN q
caravan through the Shakespeare
PYLE: Men of Iron.
OF the doughty deeds Of one Myles
Falworth, some time squire alarms
of the Earl of Mackworth. and Great.
ed Knight of the Bath by grace OF
his majesty. King Henry ~.
Africa.
DU cHAILLU: Lost in the jungle.
OF the strange inhabitants Of the
African Jungle, wild beasts and wild :
FITZPATRIcK: Jock of the Bush
Almost, If not the greatest, dog
story every written, this tale OF JOCK.
LANG: Story of General Gordon.
The brave and good Gordon sacri-
feed his life to save the Sudan from
the cruel Mahdi.
MARSHALL: South Africa's Story.
How the Dutch came to South
africa, OIL tHclI StCdl tASAo' eASAA
bloody battles with natives, OF the
discovery Of gold and of the long
drawn out war between Boer and
PIENAAR: Adven .ures of a Lion
Gives the tragic story of a lion
family and pictures the other wild
animals which inhabit the untrodden
parts Of Southeastern Africa.
SIENKIEWICz: In Desert and
Wilderness.
The adventures in Africa OF re-
sourceful Polish boy of IA. and a
delicate English girl of 8, kidnapped
by treacherous natives.
France.
BOUTET DE MONVEL: Joan of Arc.
Account OF the life and death of
the peasant girl of Domremy, war
rior. maid and martyr. Mainly told
through exquisite illustrations in
DICKENS: Tale of Two Cities.
A thrilling tale of the French
Revolution and the reign of terror.
HUTCHINS: Sword of Liberty.
An inspiring story of Lafayette,
who helped to make America and
tried to save France.
MALOl. INOUouy . DOy.
This little English boy was kidnap-
ed and taken into France, where he
was sold to a great-hearted travelling
player Tells of their wandertngs
along old roads and canals of France
and what comes of it all.
SCOTT: Quentin Durward.
Pictures Louis XII, Charles the
Bold, the rebellious Fiemings. the
outlaw De Ia Marck and the Wild
Boar OF Ardennes in the days of
YoNGE: Little Duke.
Richard the Fearless became Duke
Of Normandy when he was years
old. The story tells Of the perils of
his childhood and captivity at the
court of France.
Scotland.
ATKINSON: Greyfriars Bobby.
True story of a lovable. loyal skye
terrier. -.
BARRIE: Little Minister.
The romance Of the little minister
and fascinating Babbie, who pretends
to be a gypsy girl.
MARSHALL: Scotland's Story.
OF Macbeth, OF Robert the Bruce,
of the poet king and the, beautiful
! lady Of, the garden. Of the Glen OF
! Weeping" and many others.
PORTER: Scottish Chiefs.
The dramatic story Of Bruce and
Wallace.
| SCOTT: Rob Roy.
Tells of Rob Roy. chieftain of the
| MacGregors and famous Highland
outlaw and freebooter.
STEVENSON: Kidnapped
How David Balfour was kidnapped
and cast away on a desert island
how he journed in the wild High
lands and Of his acquaintance with
Allen Breck Stewart and ether