4 . f New Books for Library The following books will be added to; the public I i bran. Monday: j MISCELLANEOUS. ! Andrews Colonial Folkways "A chronicle of life in the reign of the Georges." Bagg First Aid and a Red Cross Drill by Nancy I. Haliowell "A one-act play for amateurs and a drill for school use." Beery Practical Child Training, lour voiumes "These books are useful to Parent-Teacher associations, as well as for home use." Corwin John Marshal! and the Constitution Consti-tution "A chronicle of the supreme court." Dunlap History of the Rise and Progress Prog-ress of the Arts "of Design in the United Slates, three volumes "A new edition of a valuable book. Very valuable lor reference." Fish Path of Empire "A chronicle of the United States as a world power." Fisher Quaker Colonies "A chronicle of the proprietor of the Delaware." Fleming Sequel of Appomattox "A chronicle of the reunion of the states." Ford Cleveland Era "A chronicle of the new order in politics.'' Huntington Red Man s Continent "A chronicle of aboriginal America." . Leeder Modern Sons of the Pharaohs "A study of the manners and customs of the Copis of Egypt." Logio Bui car ia "Problems and politics poli-tics of Bulgaria and other Balkan states.' National X - Ray Reflector company Lighting From Concealed sources "A practical treatment of lighting problems to obtain satisfactory illumination and individual in-dividual effects without exposed light sources." Ogg Reign of Andrew Jackson "A chronicle of the frontier in politics." Pearson Victory Over Blindness "Inspiring "In-spiring record of "one who, blind himself, has devoted his great business genius and energy to the founding and management of St. Dunstan's hospital for war-blinded British soldiers and sailors. Valuable for workers with the blind." Perry Scientific Rabbit Breeding "An excellent book of general advice on rah-bits rah-bits for the person who goes into raising them as a business." Satade Plate Printing and Die Stamping Stamp-ing "How to operate a department for copper plate and steel-die engraving and printing." Shepherd Hispanic Nations of the New "vVorld "A chronicle of our southern neighbors." Skinner P'oneers of the Old Southwest South-west "A chronicle of the dark and bloody ground." Stephenson Land of Tomorrow "Alaska "Alas-ka and Her opportunities. One of the places where a man with strength and energy has a wide field to choose from." Stuart TopographicaJ Drawing "A good handbook working toward a satisfactory satis-factory standard of practice." Vanderlip What Happened to Europe "A frank disclosure of the real state of affairs abroad may chance our whole do- ; mestio and foreign policy. What Mr. Vanderlip saw and heard on his recent trii to Europe." Walter Human Skeleton "Shows that our skeleton is actually a very wonderful and animated piece of architecture, full of beauty and inspiration for one who looks upon it with a seeintr eve." i Williams New Tinsmith's Helper ani ' Pattern Book "A textbook and working; guide for the ambitious apprentice, busy , 1 mechanic or trade a.-hnol student." I FICTION. ! BnhcocV Son of Ann R:tdsre "The! storv of Lincoln and Ann Rutleds'e." : John Buchan Mr. Standfast "An ad- venture story in which some of the characters char-acters that are in two of the author's j previous novels make their appearance." j J. S. Ciouston Simon "A he mystery I Wallace Irwin Blooming Angel "Irre- sistibly amusing. The story of a young I grl, big business and a pink elephant." j F. L- Packard Night Operator "Ra:l-f "Ra:l-f road stories of the Hill division of the ! eastern frnge of the Rockies." ! Raymond One of Three "An al'ur-i al'ur-i ing mystery storv. reminiscent of Balzac in ingenuity of plot and seit ns." I E-dgar Wallace Secret House "Nobodv ; cuid' wish for a more tangled - up story j than this, nor for one with more exciting incidents, nor with more surpries up its sleeve, nor with a more deeply infolded mystery."