BOOK REVIEW

Book reviewed in this article: Smith's Intermediate Chemistry, revised and rewritten by James Kendall, Professor of Chemistry, Columbia University, and Edwin E. Slosson, Editor of Science Service, author of Creative Chemistry, etc. A Laboratory Outline of Smith's Intermediate Chemistry, by James Kendall, Professor of Chemistry, Columbia University. Chmistry and Its Uses, A Text Book for Secondary Schools, by William McPherson and William Edwards Henderson. College Algebra, by Walter Burton Ford, Professor of Mathematics, University of Michigan. Junior High School Mathematics, Third Book, by E. H. Taylor, Ph. D., Instructor in Mathematics, and Fiske Allen, A. M., Principal of the Training School, Eastern Illinois State Normal School. Elements of Projective Geometry, by George Herbert Ling, George Wentworth, and David Eugene Smith. Vector Analysis, by James Byrnie Shaw, Professor of Mathematics in the University of Illinois. The Elements of Astronomy, by D. N. Mallik, B. A., Sc.D., F. R. S. E., Professor, Presidency College, Calcutta. Elementary Manual of Physiology, by Russell Barton‐Opitz, Columbia University. Education for Business, by Leverett F. Lyon, University of Chicago. Essentials of Modern Physics, by Charles E. Dull, Newark School of Technology. Easy Experiments in Elementary Science, by Herbert McKay. The Study of Living Things, by W. H. D. Meier, Normal School, Framingham, Mass. A Concise Physics for Engineering Students, by John E. Hoyt, and Charles A. Bareuther, and N. M. Chamberlain, all of the Drexel Evening School, Philadelphia, Pa. Principles of Human Geography, by Ellsworth Huntington, Yale University, and Sumner W. Cushing, Normal School, Salem, Mass. The Editor's Handbook, by Kable Brothers. The Kalendograph, by the Drexo Company, 757 Broadway, N. Y. The Lincoln School of Teachers College, a descriptive pamphlet edited by Dr. O. W. Caldwell. The Expert Typist, by Clarence C. Smith, Washington, D. C., Business High School.