A remarkably good prep.-school story. A companion book to “The Prodigious Hickey.” “WEST POINT” SERIES, THE. By Capt. Paul B. Malone. There are four volumes in this series, which take the reader through the four years’ course required by this famous school. The titles are as follows:— 1. WINNING HIS WAY TO WEST POINT. An interesting story of a young recruit in the Philippines. 2. A PLEBE AT WEST POINT. Douglas Atwell won his cadetship through bravery in the Philippines, and now appears in his first year at West Point. 3. A WEST POINT YEARLING. Cadet Corporal Douglas Atwell succeeds in breaking up hazing at West Point. He figures prominently in the army and navy football game. 4. A WEST POINT CADET. In his last year Douglas Atwell becomes Cadet Captain, leads a superb cavalry charge, saves a child’s life, and graduates. WHEN A COBBLER RULED THE KING. By Augusta H. Seaman. The time of the story is that of the French Revolution, and the chief historical character the mysterious Lost Dauphin, the son of the ill-fated Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. The real hero of the tale is Jean Mettot, who seeks to free the little Dauphin from his imprisonment, and in his efforts has many startling adventures and narrow escapes. The then unknown Napoleon Bonaparte is introduced in the story. WHITE COMPANY, THE. By A. Conan Doyle. A story of the wars of the Black Prince. WIRELESS STATION AT SILVER FOX FARM, THE. By James Otis (James Otis Kaler). The scene of the story is laid on the Maine coast, where Paul Simpson’s father is carrying on original plans for raising Russian or silver foxes for their pelts. Paul and a friend install a wireless telegraph system for their own use, and incidentally the reader learns a lot about wireless telegraphy. WITH SULLY INTO THE SIOUX LAND. By Joseph Mills Hanson. The story of the campaign of General Sully against the Dakota Indians in 1864. The book begins with an Indian uprising in Minnesota, tells of the flight of the family, of the boy hero, the father’s death, and the capture of the little brother by the Indians. WOLF HUNTERS, THE. By James Oliver Curwood. A tale of adventure in the Canadian wilderness. YEAR IN A YAWL, A. By Russell Doubleday. Tells of a trip by boys from St. Joseph, Mich., down the Mississippi, through the Gulf of Mexico, up the Atlantic coast and back through the canals. YOUNG FORESTER, THE. By Zane Grey. An adventure story of the Southwest. The hero is an Eastern boy with a love for trees and outdoor life. YOUNG PITCHER, THE. By Zane Grey.