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Books Added to the Library
October 1 to November 1, 1920
An r or b prefixed to the call number indicates that the book must be
called for and used in the Reference or the Technology Room; j that it is
especially suitable for children; and q that it is quarto size or larger
Fiction
Agate, James E. A263r
Responsibility; a novel. Doran.
The theme is illegitimacy, from the point of view of the father in later years. The
scene is England, and the action ends during the great war.
Bazin, Rene. B3392P
Pierre & Joseph; tr. by F. H. Potter. Harper.
A story of two Alsatian brothers who faced each other on opposite sides at the beginning
of the European war.
Bojer, Johan. B597P
Power of a lie; tr. from the Norwegian by Jessie Muir, with an introduction
by Hall Caine. Moffat.
The story of a man who signed his friend's bond and later denied it when the
friend became bankrupt. Shows the relentless power of a lie for bringing evil and sorrow
into men's lives.
Bullard, Arthur, (pseud. Albert Edwards). B874S
The stranger. Macmillan.
The romance between a young country girl who becomes a successful artist in New
York, and a Mohammedan "stranger."
Carswell, Catherine. C2340
Open the door; a novel. Harcourt.
Depicts the love life of a young Scotch girl and her reaction from a strict and Puritanical
upbringing to unconventional freedom.
Melrose's £250 prize novel, 1920.
Chase, Joseph Smeaton.
C3912P
Penance of Magdalena, and other tales of the California missions.
Houghton.
Other tales of the California missions: Padre Urbano's umbrella.—The bells of
San Gabriel.—The buried treasure of Simi.—Love in the padres' garden.
Extracted from a larger work, "The California padres and their missions," by the
author and Mr Charles F. Saunders.
Child, Richard Washburn. C4362V
The vanishing men. Dutton.
Appeared in "Collier's weekly," v.64-65, Sept. 27, 1919-Jan. 10, 1920.
The story of a beautiful girl and three men who love her and who mysteriously
vanish one after the other.