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Padraic Colum. New York: The
Macmillan Co.
A heroic poem of Ireland and GaW
in the iron age. A fine thing.
FATHER DAMIEN AND OTHER
POEMS. BY Richard P. Leahy.
New York: G.. P. Putnam's Sons.
Verse celebrating the priest to the
lepers, and shorter verses Of moral.
istic tone
WESTWARD UNDER VEGA. BY
Thomas Wood Stevens. New
York: CoWci Friede.
A novel in verse about two young
people who go back TO the soil in
order to win freedom of the spirit.
Old stuff, but done with reasonable
competence.
VIOLET RAYS AND OTHER POEMS.
Olive Allen Robertson. New York:
G. P. Putnam's Sons.
Short poems Mediocre.
GOSSAMERED GLORY. BY Ida
Elaine James. Philadelphia:
Poetry Publishers.
Sentimental verses. Undistinguished.
Novels.
SPRING IS A WOMAN. BY Natalie
Shipman. New York: Greystone
Press.
Story of an artist and the large
legion of women who adored him.
Ordinary.
RACHEL's CHILDREN. BY Harriet
Hassell. New York: Harper g.
Bros.
Story of small lives-of a farm
Womans struggle to keep her sons
love, with accompanying jealousies
and covetousness. Serious and digni-
fed.
BEGIN NO DAY. BY Wellington Roe.
New York: G.. P. Putnam's Sons.
Life in a factory. Not a class
conscious" novel, however. but pic
ture of factory and business condi-
tons Somewhat dreary.
HAPPY By Mrs. Harry
Pugh Smith. New York: Area
dia House Publications.
A marriage novel. The bunk.
BENEATH THAT ARMOR. BY HA.
beth Frayne. New York: Arcadia
House Publications.
Life in beauty parlor. The bunk.
RAIDERS OF SPANISH PEAKS. By
Zane Grey. New York: Harper
e. Bros.
Zane Grey.
ALL THE TRUMPETS BY Hazel
Adair. New York: NJ S. Mill Co.
Girl bringing out moral courage in
physical coward. The bunk.
, THE BASIC WRITINGS OF SIG.
MUND FREUD. Edited by A. A.
, Brill New York.
A modern library giant
MILTON. Complete Poetry and Sc
I lected Prose. New York: Ran"
dom House.
5 OLIVER TW5ST. By Charles Dick.
; ems Boston: Bruce Humphries
An edition prepared so that the
5 hasty readers can leave out 'unneces-
, sary passages" But then-why read 10
> at all? 1t isn't necessary to do so.
y certainly.
, THE WRITINGS OF BRANN THE
> ICONOCLAST. With biography
by ]. D. Shaw. New York: Blue
, Ribbon Books.
HOW DARE YOU, SIR! BY Noel
Godber New York: M. S. Mill Co.
Coy piece about a young and ex-
tremely modern girl with an elderly
, and extremely Victorian aunt. Very.
very light.
:. 1NF1DELITY. BY Joan Sherman.
, New York: Goodwin. Publishers.
Love, you know, love. A woman dis
covers her mans deceits, and 1t seems
important to her The bunk.
TOO MANY FIANCEEs. BY Kath-
ryn Culver. New York: Hillman
Curl.
Beautiful girls and wealthy young
men and complications. Trash.
LAUGHTER OF FOOLS BY Idabel
Williams. New York: Goodwin,
Publishers
Stuff about Hollywood. Ordinary.
NO OTHER WOMAN. BY Millicent
Kent New York Hillman Curl.
Love-this time in Tangier. The
bunk.
THE TAMMANY LEGEND. BY Jo-
seph White Norwood. Boston:
Meador Publishing Co.
The origin of the Tammany tradi.
ton in American government, and us
connection with Indian legend.
A POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE
CHEROKEE NATION. BY Nor
ris L. Wardell Norman: Univer.
sity of Oklahoma Press.
The story of one of the five civilized
tribes. Interesting. 80.
Americana.
MORALLY WE ROLL ALONG. By
Gay MacLaren. Boston: Little
Brown g. Co.
The memories Of Chautauqua sr.
tertainer. Amusing.
JEWELRY. GEM CUTTING AND
METALCRAFT. BY William T.
Baxter. New York: Whittlesey
House.
Directions for amateurs. Should bs
helpful. >-
| Reference Books.
1898 BRITTANICA OF THE YEAR.
Chicago: Encyclopedia Britannica,
Inc. +fa
THE AMERICAN YEARBOOK, 1888.
New York: Thomas Nelson g. Sons.
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