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Book Trade Salaries in France

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HE National Committee of the "Federation of the Book" in France concerned itself mainly, during 1921 with an attempt to establish some relation between salaries and the cost of living. In the more important parts of the country such as Paris, Lyon, Marseilles, Lille, Bordeaux, etc., an agreement was made that salaries should be raised tri-monthly to meet the rise in the cost of living. Conversely, they should be lowered if the prices of necessities went down. This agreement was not in force, however, in most sections of France where the matter had to be thrashed out amid often much bitterness on both sides.

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Adams, James G., ed.-"Review of the American Forces in Germany," was entered in the PUBLISHERS' WEEKLY Weekly Record, Dec. 31, 1921, as being published by the author at A. P. O., 927, Coblenz, Germany. The American distributors of this book are The George A. Banta Pub. Co., Menasha, Wis., and the price is $1.50 instead of $1 as quoted in the Weekly Record of the above date. It is also published in Morocco at $3.

Personal Notes

VICTOR W. CUPPLES, of the Cupples & Leon Co., sailed Feb. 4th on the steamer "Empress of Scotland" for an extended Mediterranean trip which will include Egypt and the Holy Land, returning via Paris and London about May 1st.

ALEXANDER GROSSET, president of Grosset and Dunlap, is making rapid and successful recovery from an operation for appendicitis which was performed at the Greenwich, Conn., Hospital last Saturday.

Business Notes

ATLANTIC CITY.-Ogilvies Book Store has opened at 33 South Pennsylvania Avenue.

GREENWICH, CONN.-Mrs. Charles V. C. Clarke has started a new shop.

HARRISBURG, PA.-A. M. Aurand, proprietor of the Aurand Book Store, 925 North Third street, has purchased the three-story brick dwelling in which the store is located. Mr. Aurand, who has conducted a bookstore at the North Third street location for the last five years, plans extensive improvements to the building. The storeroom will be enlarged, giving it a length of 130 feet and extending to the street in the rear of the building. When the alterations are completed, about 100,000 volumes in new, old and rare books, on almost every subject, will be carried in stock.

LOS ANGELES, CAL.-Dawson's Book Shop moved, in January to 627 So. Grand Ave., a retail district. The new location is around the corner from C. C. Parker, and Jones Bookstore and a half block from Robinson's Book Dept. On January 1, Ernest Dawson, the sole proprietor, took his brother-in-law, Warren S. Rogers, into the firm as junior partner. The store handles nothing but books.

LOS ANGELES, CAL.-Loffand & Russell recently started a second hand bookstore.

NEW YORK CITY.-Madison Avenue Book Store, Inc., will move on February 20, from 575 Madison Ave. to 558 Madison Ave., between 55th and 56th streets.

NEW YORK CITY.—Harry J. Salzberg has withdrawn from the Book Readers' Service Bureau and has started a book shopping service at 105 West 40th St. His slogan is "Any book wanted, by mail, when wanted."

NEW YORK CITY.-The New York Book Co. has changed operating plans and will, during 1922, in addition to its own public, represent several lines in publishing in kindred fields. It is not ready as yet to give these plans publicity.

ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.-The Vaile Co. and Pierre S. Palmer have consolidated their busi

nesses.

SUPERIOR, WIS.-Brommel's Book Shop has opened. Harold R. Johnson, manager.

The Weekly Record of New Publications

This list aims to be a complete and accurate record of American book publications. Pamphlets will be included only if of special value. Publishers should send copies of all books promptly for annotation and entry, and the receipt of advance copies insures record simultaneous with publication. The annotations are descriptive, not critical; intended to place not to judge the books. Pamphlet material and books of lesser trade interest are listed in smaller type.

The entry is transcribed from title page when the book is sent for record. Prices are added except when not supplied by publisher or obtainable only on specific request. When not specified the binding is cloth.

Imprint date is stated [or best available date, preferably copyright date, in bracket] only when it differs from year of entry. Copyright date is stated only when it differs from imprint date: otherwise simply "c." No ascertainable date is designated thus: [n. d.].

Sises are indicated as follows: F. (folio: over 30 centimeters high); Q (4to: under 30 cm.); O (8v0: 25 cm.); D. (12mo: 20 cm.); S. (16m0: 171⁄2 cm.); T. (24m0: 15 cm.); Tt. (32mo: 12% cm.); Ff. (48me: 10 cm.); sq., obl., nar., designate square, oblong, narrow.

Aaron, Charles Dettie

Diseases of the digestive organs; with special reference to their diagnosis and treatment; 3rd ed., thoroughly rev., il. with 164 engravings, 48 roentgenograms and 13 col. plates. 904 p. O [c. '15-'21] Phil., Lea & Febiger $10 n.

Abbott, Alexander Crever

The principles of bacteriology; a practical manual for students and physicians; 10th ed. thoroughly rev., with 121 il., 31 of which are colored. 17+686 p. front. il. (part_col.) col. pls. pors. diagrs. D [c. '92-'21] Phil., Lea & Febiger $4 n.

Allen, Charles Ricketson

The foreman and his job; a handbook for foremen and for leaders of foremen's conferences; a companion book to The instructor, the man and the job. 9+526 p. diagrs. D [c. '22] Phil., Lippincott $3.50 n.

A suggestive handbook for the foreman or state executive who is interested in developing his subordinates.

Appleton, Everard Jack

The quiet courage and other songs of the unafraid; 3rd rev. and enlarged edition. 112 p. D [c. '22] Cin., Stewart Kidd Co. $1.25 n. Ausonius, Decimus Magnus,

Ausonius; with an English tr. by Hugh G. Evelyn White; in two volumes; [v. 2], With the Eucharisticus of Paulinus Pellaeus. 367 p. S (Loeb classical library) '21 N. Y., Putnam $2.25 n.

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Bedford, Edgar Alden

General science; a book of projects. 23+ 387 p. front. il. maps diagrs. D [c. '21] Bost., Allyn & Bacon, 50 Beacon St. $1.40 n.

Beman, Lamar Taney, comp.

Selected articles on current problems in taxation. 8+350 p. (4 p. bibl.) D (The handbook ser.) '21 N. Y., H. W. Wilson Co. $2.25 n.

Selected articles on the study of Latin and Greek. 51+237 p. (22 p. bibl.) D (The handbook ser.) '21 N. Y., H. W. Wilson Co. $1.80 n.

Bray, William Crowell, and Latimer, Wendell
Mitchell

A laboratory manual of general chemistry for use in colleges. 72 p. il. O c. '21 Berkeley, Cal., Lederer, Street & Zeus Co. 50 c. n. Brooklyn daily eagle almanac, 1922. 560 p. O c. '22 Brooklyn, N. Y., Brooklyn Daily Eagle $1.50

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Topical index digest of the New York Civil practice act and rules of civil practice; with amendments to October 1, 1921; containing also much explanatory matter and many comparisons with the Code of civil procedure and the old General rules of practice showing wherein the new practice differs from the old. 236 p. O [c. '21] N. Y., Marion L. Shaw, 141 B'way pap. apply

Bradley, Walter W.
California mineral production for 1920; with county
217 p. front. tabs. (part fold.) maps (part
fold.) O (Bull. no. 90) '21 San Francisco, Cal., Cali-
fornia State Mining Bureau, Ferry Bldg. pap.

maps.

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Origin and evolution of the human race. 15+511 p. front. pls. pors. diagrs. plans O '22 N. Y., Macmillan $12.50 n.

The author points out that man originated in Africa, and contends that the progress and evolution of the human race can still be studied from the lowest type of original man as he advanced up the scale. Clark, Harriet Elizabeth Abbott [Mrs. Francis E. Clark]

Bible autobiographies and other Bible stories; with preface by Rev. Francis E. Clark. 185 p. S [c. '21] Bost., United Society of Christian Endeavor $1

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Partial contents: When Lincoln was laughed at; Lincoln reads Artemus Ward aloud; What made him laugh; Why Lincoln loved laughter; Lincoln John Brown.

Cooper, Courtney Ryley

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The white desert; with front. by Anon Otto Fischer. 301 p. D c. Bost., Little, Brown $1.75 n.

A story of a man, almost beaten by circumstance, who goes to Colorado, atop the Continental Divide, to work out his salvation.

Cooper, Henry St. John

The garden of memories. 310 p. D [c. '21] N. Y., Doran $1.75 n.

A light romance of an old garden and the strange influence a love affair of long ago may have upon the present.

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Crannell, Philip Wendell, D.D.

Crannell's vest pocket lessons for 1922; international improved uniform series; 5th annual volume; ed. by W. Edward Rafferty. 205 p. nar. T [c. '21] Phil., Judson Press apply Cummings, Mrs. Maria Sacramenta Lopez de

Claudio and Anita; a historical romance of San Gabriel's early mission days. 13+142 p. front. pls. por. O '21 Los Angeles, Cal., J. F. Rowny Press, Byrne Bldg. pap. $1.25; $2 David, Donald Kirk

Retail store management problems. 29+ 1050 p. (51⁄2 p. bibl.) tabs. forms (part fold.) diagrs. O [c. '22] Chic., A. W. Shaw Co. $6.75 n.

Chapters on accounting, statistical, organization, merchandise, selling, stock, buying and general administrative problems.

De La Mare, Walter John

Memoirs of a midget. 436 p. O '21 c. '22 N. Y., Knopf $3 n.

"A novel in the form of the curious mental and physical aspects of the life of a diminutive person known as Miss M. Purporting to be drawn from a manuscript in the author's possession." Denison, E. E.

The play of auction hands; 100 hands il. and analyzed, the first 72 hands explaining the play of declarant, and the balance of 28, the play of opponents of declarant, besides a discussion of certain features of auction, bidding and conventions. 284 p. il. D [c. '22] Bost., Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, 93 Federal St. $2 n.

Destiny (The) of America; with an appendix [What of Japan]; by The Roadbuilder. 16+ 269 p. tabs. map D [c. '21] Bost., A. A. Beauchamp, 603 Boylston St. apply

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Raw silk; a practical hand-book for the buyer; a study of raw silk production and filatures in European and Asiatic countries; the conditions of business on all the great markets of the world; a complete description of the management of an Italian filature; how to establish agencies and inspect raw silk in China and Japan; classification of European and Asiatic silks, and comparative prices; list of leading houses in the world dealing in raw silk, and other features; 2nd rev. ed. 216 p. front. (fold. diagr.) D '21 N. Y., Silk Pub. Co., 1123 B'way $3 n.

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Fletcher, William L.

How to get the job you want. 10+449 P. (91 p. bibl.) facsms. D c. Bost., Houghton Mifflin $3 n.

Partial contents: Analyzing your problem; Study. ing the market; Fundamentals of salesmanship; How to approach a prospect; How to answer a "want" advertisement; How to run a "want" advertisement; Direct mail campaigns; How to dominate the interview; Tips for the recent graduate; The problem of the man over forty-five.

Foster, Robert Frederick

Foster on auction; a complete exposition of the latest developments of modern auction; including the most recent variations: Contract bridge, Stop-gap and Dummy-up; with the full code of the official laws and 137 deals from actual play; few rules-many examples; [9th ed.] 9+410 p. D [c. '18-'22] N. Y., Dutton $2 n.

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Freeman, John

Music; lyrical and narrative poems;. [with a por. of the author from an unpublished drawing by Wiliam Rothenstein.] 7+189 p. D '22 N. Y., Harcourt, Brace $2 n.

A collection of all the author's poems written since the publication of his "Poems Old and New." Gartner, Karl Knox

Commentaries on the Interstate commerce act; important: the appendix contains The act to regulate commerce and the Interstate commerce act in parallel columns, section by section. 173 p. O c. '21 N. Y., The Traffic Pub. Co., 150 Lafayette St. buck. $3 n.

Gates, Eleanor [Mrs. Frederick Ferdinand Moore]

The rich little poor boy. 8+419 p. front. D c. N. Y., Appleton $2 n.

The story of a child of the slums who found happiness and contentment thru the magic of his own

mind.

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The book of masks. 265 p. O c. '21 Bost., John W. Luce & Co., 212 Summer St. bds. $2 n.

Hamlin, Mary P.

The rock; a play in three acts showing the character development of Simon Peter. 37 p. O [c. '21] Bost., The Pilgrim Press, 14 Beacon St. pap. 35 c.

Hartrick, Archibald Standish

Drawing, from drawing as an educational force to drawing as an expression of the emotions; with a foreword by George Clausen; [ed. by F. Morley Fletcher.] 13+102 p. pls. (part col.) pors. D '21 N. Y., Pitman $3.50 n. Head, Mrs. R. E.

The lace and embroidery collector; a guide to collectors of old lace and embroidery. 252 p. front. pls. D '22 N. Y., Dodd, Mead $2.50 n.

Intended primarily for the collector of old lace and embroidery whose means are small, with samples selected accordingly.

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Peace through conferences; 1, Text of an address delivered by Mr. Lloyd George at Central hall, Westminster, London, on Jan. 21, 1922; 2, Text of the resolution of the Supreme council calling the Genoa conference. 47 p. D (No. 171) '22 N. Y., American Assn. for International Conciliation, 407 W. 117th St. pap.

1, Treaty of peace between the United States and Germany; 2, Treaty of peace between the United States and Austria; 3, Treaty of peace between the United States and Hungary. 20 p. D (No. 170) '22 N. Y., American Assn. for International Conciliation pap.

Hildebrand, Arthur Sturges

The parlor begat Amos. 323 p. D [c. '22] N. Y., Harcourt, Brace $1.90 n.

A study of the influence of a conventional and timid middle class American family on a sensitive boy whose whole life is stunted by what the atmosphere of the front parlor of his home signifies.

Hirschbein, Perez

The haunted inn; a play in four acts; tr. from the Yiddish by Isaac Goldberg; [sometimes played under title The idle inn.] 163 p. O c. '21 Bost., J. W. Luce bds. $2 n.

Huse, Sibyl Marvin

Twelve baskets full. 18+650 p. front. (por.) diagr. O c. N. Y., Putnam $5 n.

Letters to Mary Baker Eddy and Augusta E. Stetson, together with chapters on Christian Science. Ibbetson, Willie Waite Skirrow

Motor and dynamo control, theory and practice; a book for the motor and switchboard attendant, and all engineers who have the care and control of electrical machines under their supervision. 8+487 p. il. O '21 N. Y., Spon & Chamberlain, 120 Liberty St. $6.30 n.

Irving, A. S.

Short notes and mnemonics of anatomy. 123 p. S '20 Chic., Chicago Medical Book Co., 435 S. Honore St. pap. 40 c.

Isler, C.

Well-boring for water, brine and oil; a manual of current practice; 3rd ed., rev._and enl. 7+259 p. front. il. O '21 N. Y., Spon & Chamberlain, 120 Liberty St. $4.80 n. [Jahn Hugo]

A book of type sheets for advertising layout men, designers, and schools of printing containing alphabets of well-known typefaces, arranged in columns according to their width or "set" in points. 28 p. Q [c. '21] Bost., Wentworth Inst. School of Printing $2.50

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What are waves of electricity?; Health conservation; Trees, plants, foliage and flowers.

Jones, Mary Ethel

A laboratory study of household chemistry. 15+173 p. tabs. D [c. '21] Bost., Allyn & Bacon 80 c. n.

Jowett, John Henry, D.D.

The eagle life and other studies in the Old Testament. 164 p. D [c. '22] N. Y., Doran $1.50 n.

Partial contents: Visiting the great yesterdays; The school of hungar; Largeness of heart; The divine side of things; The strength of the insignificant; The sound sleep of cowardice.

The friend on the road and other studies in the Gospels. 7+208 p. D [c. '22] N. Y., Doran $1.50 n.

Partial contents:

The challenge of the closed door; How the best things become ours; The buoyancy of faith; The life I should live; Hating the light; The great act of receiving.

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Kelsey, Leroy Huron

Poems of optimism. 7+198 p. D [c. '20] Kansas City, Mo., Burton Pub. Co. $2.50 n. Knapp, Jessie Thomas

Taking forth the precious from the vile; rev. and enl. edition. 220 p. O [c. '20] Menasha, Wis., Banta Pub. Co. $1.50 n.

Landau-Aldanov, M. A.

Lenin; authorized tr. from the French. 9+ 241 p. D [c. '22] N. Y., Dutton $3 n.

Partial contents: The stages of Lenin's career; Lenin's writings from 1894 to 1904; The philosophical ideas of Lenin; The personality of Lenin; Some fundamental ideas of Bolshevism; The Socialism of the near future: Jean Jaures; Theories that are dead and ideas that endure.

Latane, John Holladay

A history of the United States. 8+636+ 28 p. front. (por.) il. maps (part fold.) D (Allyn and Bacon's ser. of school histories) [c. '21] Bost., Allyn & Bacon $2 n.

Leigh, James Wentworth, D.D.

Other days; with a preface by Owen Wister. 255 p. front. (por.) pls. pors. O '21 N. Y., Macmillan $6 n.

The autobiography of the late Dean of Hereford. Lenin, Nicolai, pseud. [Vladimir Ulyanoff] Great initiative. 32 p. O '21 Detroit, Mich., Marxian Educational Society pap. 15 C.

Left wing communism. 118 p. O '21 Detroit, Mich., Marxian Educational Society pap. 50 c.

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