Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-12-10 | Page 3 | The Oldest of Four

THE OLDEST CF FOUR. By Amy Bell Marlowe l2mo Cloth. Illustrateo. Pric;: 60 Cts Published bv Grocsct t Dunlay, New Vork. Few writers for eirls have obtained j the immediate and large following, that has been accorded to Amy Belli Marlowe. Although he has written; iut five books, her name is rapidly becoming a household word wherever there are young people, and thousands .if girls ate avklm: when will her next book oe published? The rnswer to this tremendous popularity pop-ularity Is not far to seek. Kach of her stories Is not onl clean and well told, but it has a vigor and freshness that grips from start o finish. In her new book. The Oldest of Four" (Groaaet 1 Dunlap, New Vorki Miss Marlowe tells o; the dolusa of a wideawake American irl who suddenly sud-denly finds the cure., of the household house-hold thrust upon her shoulders. Her father has disappeared In a wreck at .ta, her mother is 111, und her three ;P! sounger sisters look 'o her for com-i fort and aid. Natalia is a born writer, writ-er, but 6he has other things to do in order to make both ends meet; and how she finally wins out In her struggle makes reading no girl will care to miss. The book 1b well bound and handsomely illits rated. (Advertisement!