Evening star., 1934-11-25

Otner lines OF lIQuSuTldl ACTIVITY. i Ilt
P. w A may at any time invade a
Babbitt.
81. Russian Literature, by Avrahn
Yarmolinsky.
54. Scandinavian Literature, by H
A. Larsen.
"a. Modern Essay, by S. M. Croth'
ers.
19. Poetry of Our Times, by Mar.
guerite Wilkinson.
%. Modern Drama, by B. H. Clark
Interesting Men and Events.
History is neither more nor les!
than biography on a large scale. -
Lamartine.
3. Ten Pivotal Figures of History
by A. W. Vernon.
IS. Life Of Christ. by r. NJ Jones.
81. Founders of the Republic. by
C. G. Bowers.
40. George Washington, by A. B
Hart.
30. Westward American Settlement
by Hamlin Garland.
25. Americans From Abroad, by J
P. Gavit.
20. United States in Recent Times
by F. L. Paxson.
81. Practice of Politics. by Raymond
Moley.
50. Representative Twentieth Cen.
tury Americans. by NJ. A. D. Howe
Al. Pivotal Figures of Science, by
A. E. Bostwick.
26. French Revolution in Fiction
by w. S. Davis.
IS. English History, by G. H. Locke
l8. Europe of Our Day. by H. A
Gibbons.
Thinking for Ourselves.
Thought once awakened does not
again slumber. r."-Carlyle.
6. Frontiers Of knowledge, by J. L
Bennett.
IL. Philosophy, by Alexander Mel
klejohn
IA. Religion in Everyday Life. by
w. T. Grenfell.
Developing Mind and Body.
1T is the mind that makes the
body rich. h.''-Shakespeare
IL. Psychology and Its Use, by E
D. Martin.
Is. Mental Hygiene, by F. E Will
liams.
At. Human Body and Its Care, by
Morris Fishbein.
49, Our Children, by M. v. O'Shea
38. Young Child, by B. T. Baldwin
Our Fellow Man.
"He who best knows the world will
love it best t"-Balzac.
4s. Capital and Labor, by j. A
Fitch.
66. Unemployment, by Aaron Di.
rector.
S. Economics, by w. H. Hamilton
g. Sociology. by H w. OSum
81. Farm Life, by Clarence Poe.
68. The Negro in America, by Alair
Locke.
10. Conflicts in American Public
Opinion, by w. A. White and w. E
Myer.
27. Practice of Politics, by Raymond
Moley.
%. American Education. by w. F
Russell
80. Foreign Relations of the United
States, by P. S. Mowrer
go. International Relations, by
Isaiah Bowman.
A. Pacific Area, by J. B. Condliffe
IS. Latin America, by j. G. Nc
Donald.
81. Russia, the Soviet Way, by R. C
Brooks.
What Man Has Learned.
"Science is good piece of furniture
for a man to have in an upper cham
ber, provided he has common sense or
the ground f1oor."-O. w. Holmes.
30. The Stars, by Harlow Shapley
81. Evolution, by j. A. Thomson.
43. Prehistoric Man, by G. G. Nc
Curdy.
/. Biology, by Vernon Kellogg.
40. Geography, by J. R. Smith.
9. Physical Sciences, by E. E. Slos-
son.
Al. Pivotal Figures of Science, by
A. E. Bostwick.
Sc. Invention and Society, by Wal
demar Kaempffert.
Occupations and Hobbies.
"No thoroughly occupied man was
.yer vet very miserable. ."-Landor.
So. Salesmanship, by j. A. Steven
son.
81. Advertising, by E. E. Calkins.
4e. Journalism, by w. G. Bleyer.
"a. Short Story Writing, by B. C.
williams.
IS. Good English, by v. c. Bacon.
so. Home Economics, by H. W.
Atwater.
80. Interior Decoration, by D. C.
Watson.
SO. Flower Gardening. by S. B.
Mitchell.
Exploring the Times.
"Often do the spirits of great events
stride on before the events; and in
TODAY already walks tomorrow
Coleridge.
World Depression-World Recov-
erv. by H. D. GideonSe.
Collapse or Cycle? by P. H. Douglas.
Living with Machines, by w. F.
Ogburn.
Meeting the Farm Crisis, by ]. H
Kolb.
Less Government or More? by