Mr. Churchill is acknowledged to be America's leading novelist. No other author has ever gained and held so large a following as Mr. Churchill. This new book is the most mature and vital of all his work and the one in which Mr. Churchill has achieved greatest originality. It is a powerful study of the modern tendencies in religion and their new relations to the modern life. It sets forth in most masterly delineation the personal history of a young clergyman, and the transformation of his views and attitudes toward life. It is a book that will provoke much discussion and admiration, dealing, as it does, with the more delicate phases of life to-day and of conditions vital to the national welfare. One Woman's Life By ROBERT HERRICK Author of "Together," "The Healer," etc. _Cloth, 12mo, $1.35 net_ The women characters of Robert Herrick's books have always been peculiarly significant. Sometimes storms of protest have centred around them and the ideas of womankind which the author has advanced through them. But the penetration and keenness of the analyses and, sentiment aside, the truth of the pictures, and the skill with which they have been drawn, have never been denied. The fact that in this new book Mr. Herrick gives his whole attention to the story of a woman is, therefore, an unusually interesting announcement. Milly Ridge is as striking and convincing a creation as has ever come from his pen, and in her struggle for social supremacy Mr. Herrick has a theme distinctly modern and admirably well suited to his powers. THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York _A NEW DANBY NOVEL_ Concert Pitch By FRANK DANBY Author of "The Heart of a Child," "Joseph in Jeopardy," "Sebastian," etc. _Decorated cloth, 12mo, $1.35 net_ In "Concert Pitch" Frank Danby has again written a love story of unflagging interest, full of thrilling passages and rich in the romance of real life. The book is crowded with types etched in with masterly fidelity of vision and sureness of touch, with feminine subtlety as well as virile audacity. Frank Danby's skill in making vividly real the people and conditions of London has never been shown to a better advantage than in her new novel. The Feet of the Furtive By CHARLES G. D. ROBERTS Author of "The Backwoodsmen," "Neighbors Unknown," etc. Illustrated by PAUL BRANSON _Decorated cloth, 12mo, $1.35 net_