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Mewi-llyn I'mvjs kIvi-h Intense Imnnm- SiSUili '"i'i'i" ""P".''. ln ,"1'1 ''""te or the world, llkp vlvll kpets uf .oler uu a etartlinjr iilctine. fleuiid u Wern. 2M puget rr.ie. .-.ou (i,r ,ni,i, l.80) In Preparation PARODIES ON WALT WHITMAN Among the Pars. Complied by Harry 8. 8aundera, Pref. ace by Chrltto Chrltte pher Motley. Jack- dlitt arei Chester Chester ten. Untermeyer, Uerley Quitter Ccuch. Swinburne. .I-.SW1" .t In cdera th "' ..... cr Femiire. PrntmMa I'rlre, K5.ne by f.y of the boehs mentloned above can be obtained from all book eteres or direct from publlahera, P P P CAIKGOYLBS By BEN HECHT, Auther of "Erin Dern" IS belni heralded by many critics at the greatest realistic novel of the generationeothers are reviling it the most exaggerated. unpleasant and despicable mlsrepresentatlonef human motives and reac tions of all generations, wt everybody has some thing te say about It and It new In Its eighth large printing. Everywhere $2.00 W L. Geerge's New Nevel HER UNWELCOME HUSBAND "Perbap ." ""- liana the net clinracterUntlen of zy ..wuuern iimnim motion te iniZiii""' w." subordinate wnw.tc,swu,r!r1i!1'"l,,,;r,;lji,:;.wi""tt" wi,u" w.TThi Bt: l,u" Olobe-Demecrat. v"r oea are Seul, tl.00 Hsrpir 4 Brethers (Ett. 1$17) N. V. xv innifc . I Mfll V 0W9 VUVm Priat. "iirlSl '8,"lr Boek- r w " en any eublect you may dtitr. , Rare Beeks HENRY T. HARPER ewtk titk It rr r , aWBVHBV. 1-gfW igfleagffagsgsgevl J aaiMaiiiiiiaiaa) JPpy OMBHHapBBiiiiPBBBVjaail, rrzr ; r Jitw-annKt . " F-4CT i4AT2) FICTION FOR LIFELIKE WILD FOLK Edisen Marshall Collects Sympa thetic and EnterUlnlng Sketchea of Animals When an nuttier knows and likes his subject and when that subject Is in tereitlnf per e, the result usually is a treat for the book reader. Few writers can tell of animals with the sympathetic touch of Edisen Marshall, arid; the collection of his latest nnl- innl sketches grouped under the? HUp of the first story, "The Heart of Mttle I Hhlkern" (Little Brown It Ce.). keeps up with Mr. Marshall's own high stand, erd. Mr. Marshall rarely sentimentalizes ever his wild friends, be they furred or fenthered. llut his human touch prlncs them, their thoughts If ihey bare any and at least their habits clone te the reader. He Is a close, observer of the fitOci, forest and Jungle and an in spired minstrel as well. Kven the lowly porcupine comes In for his share of attention from Mr. Marshall and this stickly back prewlcf figures ln n sprightly little Incident that amuses and instructs at Ihc sumo time. Other old Marshall friends Woof, the benr; Ornyceat, the wolf and even serpents flit in and out the pages cf this little volume. And Hhlkurn. the little hunter with he heart of n hunter bold In his little crown body, must net be overlooked. All in all, the stories most of which nave appeared In magazines are well worth reading or rereading for that matter. THE MAKING OF MANY BOOKS BY E. V. LUCAS It must mnke E. V. Lucas dlr.-.v when lie leeks ever the list of books for Which he litis been rPMitntsiblc. On the fiy lent of "(llvlnif nml llrceivlns" (lieorge If. Dornn I'empnny) his let- , est book of essays. Ihcre urn the titlw of forty-two which he has written, of two which he hus edited and of right IIia lIlUkL I uiuueingiea ier wnicn lie is responsi ble. And yet Mr. Lucas is net an old man. He stltl has time te produce as many mere. "Giving and Receiving" is the forty third which he has written. It la made up of the light essays and fantasies which he has contributed te various periodicals. The essays are for the most part Informal chat about unim portant matters thnt derive their charm from the personality ef.the writer. One if the nw!t IntcreKting of the let Is the v-tmy en "The Evolution of Whimsi cality," in which) he discusses the eri gin in I'.ugusii or the kind of cuy that he writes himself. It began', he says, wiiu inn iiKiu nnu easy letters 01 cow cew per and was firmly established when Charles Lnmb began te write the es says of Ella. Since then there have been scores or ii.en who, while net necessarily imitators of Lnmb. havn written ln his vein ; that is. they have irnnsiy ana naturally described their personal reactions te the Incidents of their daily lives. They have produced n Douy 01 literature wnicn weuia mane the rending world poorer if it should nil be destroyed. Fortunately, there Is no danger of such n calamity. And even if It should all be destroyed Mr. Lucas and many ethers would still survive te build up a new body of the same kind of light und nicy comment. BODENHEIM FINDS LIFE A CURSED BAD MESS Maxwell Dedenheim has a sardonic humor and n biting Irony which may delight te young, but the display of which seems, te these of mnturer years, a futile sort of intellectual exercise. These curious nbeut his manner will find it exhibited in "Introducing Irony" (Beni & Livcright). a collec tion of verse and prose with glimmerings of serious dignity. He writes chieity if flu, ilrcffR nf tlln enrth. nni'Iinna I,a .. .. ' . . diiiM' iiiming tnem ne nmis the brute 1 liassieus exhibited in all their nuked ness. There must be a cctain grim pleasure in his exhibition of the ironies of life or he would net engnge in it. If he did net like it lie would exclaim : "Life is it cursed bad mess!" and let it go nt thnt. He doe net say much mere in the 100 pages of the sumptuous book in which his publishers have printed his reflections. NEW BOOKS General WOODROW WILSON' AND WORI.l SKT TI.UJIl.NT. H Rnv Htnwird Raker. New YerK: Duuhli'diiy, I'.iKe t'e. 'fliA t,irv .if !hn lieiirn nrizetlntlnni. writ ten li nutheilty, fitm tl.e ex-l'renldent's unpubllshcl letters und panels. In te vol vel nines. Till: NRW rtlNSTlTl'TIONS OK KUROPB. liy II I. .McjiHin ami i.iniisay ecr. New Yerk; Ileuliledny, Thbe & Ce. Tim ,irnfi.iinrM in Columbia university hae prepared an up-te-dnla book en Euro Eure nean constitutions, much chansed as result of the wrr. PERFECT BEHAVIOR. By Donald Ocden Stewart. New Yerk: Oeu. H. Deran Company. .. . ., Thia la a "aulde for Isdlcs snd tentlemen In all social crlaea" written by the author pf "A Parody Outline of Hlatery." In the same vivacious style, with equally punaenj Irony. This "Parody Outllns of Ktrquatt" le one of the beat liumoreu books of th season, THE BALANCE FlinCT Of SOVIETISM. Ijy Rerls llrasel. New erk: Duffleld The author sf "Seclallum s. Civilisatien" riles an ac-eunt or the lae-is ana men tht control Rusia na seen from the stand point of n conservative. He dHcunjes eco. nemlc pullllc.il. serlal. Industrial and educa tional phase nf olheltle Kevcrnment. and le also n aummury of the baale plan of the Soviet ayaiem. Fiction TUB KET OP DREAMS. By l. .Adam Reek. New Yerk: Dedd. Mead Ce. Th author of "The Ninth Vibration" has wr'tten a lev story of th Orient centerln; about a man who setke Ineplratlen for hla pen in many-hued drama of (he Far. Eaat Km India. It Is rich In color and quick In meement. HAM IIUCK'H DIARY. By 8. C. NelSJld. New Yerk: Harper A Bres. A Piece of humor thst centalna many lauche. The writer of the "diary' 1; an uerae American cltUen who set down eaih day the happening "t horn and nrflc. but with r. slant of comedy and qualntness, mostly unwnscleui. ON TIPTOE. Rv Steward Edward Wblt. New Yerk' Oeu. H Deran Company. A remance of th redwoods by en author who known h's Kar WiM te the last tlmbr. LILIAN Hy Arneld Bennett, New Yerk: Oeo. 11. Deran Cnmnuny. Delicious humor prealla In tills story of juit a Louden girl liu made a lucees of pieaain. Fer Girls RED ROBIN. By Jane Abbett, Philadel phia: J. B. Llpplncntt Company. Rebin Forsythe becomes heiress te th family millions and thl lede her Inte many atlrrln times. The VlterJ.Xf.,Lrm,n' bered for her line Blrla book. "Hltbtcres." THE LITTLE COCKALORUM. By Wallla Blmklne. Philadelphia: Penn Publlshlnt Company. ... , The ramekin tery of a spirited and lm lm pulelve little iilrl, which ether airl will lev te read. ANNi: THORNTON. WETAMpe. By Ixitla Howe AIUiinn. riuiaueipniai Penn lintillaMni? fiimiinnv. A Iwek fnr th outdoor lrl. It la an ... ccllent nuiiiii'in t" ie numer wry read read nble "W'ei.diTift LeaKUe" series, PEPPERY PAT AND THE OTHERS. Hy I.. ! Tlddemnn. Philadelphia: J. ji, Llliplnni't (i Cii. An importation published by Chamber of Eillnliurgli und Londen, telling a, atnry of EiiBllah girls which their American slaters In the teena will find ery enjoyable. Fer Beys THE WOODH RIDER. Rv Frank Llllle Pol Pel lock. New Yerk: Century Company. An alluring story of th weed and plratM and danger and daring. WON FOR. THE FLEET. By QtUb I, II, B. ,, " ' . " ,,MIVlff,l .,-I tan A ttasai eaauBUdcr la U mvt, wi Thla la a atery ej iihbhii di y a Hsu- saen T r . E. V. LUCA8 A genial essayist who writes In terestlngly of unimportant matters AN ORDEAL BY FIRE Cryder, Man of Geed Works and Harsh Words, Is Cleansed by Pain Cryder was n crotchety old fellow who spread geed works ana nersn werun . rni.ui mwwu itvi no e' -- dlscriminately among the residents of n little longing town, 'iney teveu mm iind tliev fenicd him as well. And out i .1...1 .....,i. nnn.. C Hlivrlil img evolved "tVvHrr of the Mis Weeds" . ... .. . .---. - (Dntlhlp.Inv I'nirn & Ctt.1 While Cryder is the dominating force in the little story, Mr. Hhcdd has net overlooked opportunities for character drawing and pen pictures of "small town folk" and be makes tnem inter w Inalv and ennvlnelnrlv. Cryder, a physician, isolating himself In the legging town, finds himself the center of an unexpected battle of love and dollars. The love Interest comes ln his affection for n girl, despite the efforts of his divorced who te win mm back. Failing she turns loose the ven om of n woman's tnnetin and nulls down upon Cryder the pent-up resentment of the loggers, who had felt the lash of his well-meant advice while accepting his medical skill. Cryder nnds nimscir an outcast, physically as well as so se rinllv. but redeems himself after a real ordeal of fire. Jut what Is going te happen te Cryder is left In abeyance by the author, who closes his story with the physiciun mnimed in body, but restored in the affections of the towns people and with the lore of the girl he wanted. MAYA. TOE BEE THAT TALKS LIKE A WOMAN Children who like stories of insects which talk like human beings will find Wnldmnr Hennels' "The Adventures of Mnyn the llee" (Themas Seltzer) ex nctly the Mnd of u story they have been longing for. 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The hypercritlcul ndult might object thnt tee mnnv lib erties are taken with the facts of nat ural history, but Mr. Itensels is in such geed company as that of Lewis Currell, Itestand, and the Kussian dra matist, who wrote the play new acting in New Yerk, in which Insects act after the manner of men and women. hla ubjet thoroughly and knows hew te writ a book thnt will grin boys' attention. THE BLACK WOLF PACK. By Dan Heard. New Yerk: Chan. Scrlbner s Pens. The thrilling atnry of a boy's rearch for a father whom he has nir ,een. The author Is widely known n i friend of the liys and a wr.ti" nf InfnrnilnK miterlal, lie Is a big tlgure tig- th, Hev seut. Fer Smaller Children THE FAIRY DOLL M Nett.i S.rett. New I Yerk: Dedd. Mead & C'n I Teia in play term se tnat tny may ie either read or acted, these eterb s are de lightful. THE ARRIVAL OF MR. WIDIU.K WAD DLE. Ry Doleres McKcnna. Philadel phia: Penn Publishing Company. 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