The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-27
Current Periodicals.
A hitherto unpublished portrait of Miss

A hitherto unpublished portrait Of Miss
Alice Roosevelt. a photograph i'm color.
appears in Golfers Weekly Of April 3.
and gives a new idea of that young lady.
The ISSUE a whole, Is a very attractive
Leslie's Monthly for May is an open-air
number. several articles dealing with vari-
Gus out-of-door sports and occupations be-
ing given prominence. The "Autobiog-
raphy of Shop Girl is continued in this
number.
Dr. III. w. Wiley, whose work for the
United States government in aiding the
cause of pure food by experiments and
tests, contributes article to the May
What to Eat on 'Pure-food Legislation"
1.-The Possible Results OF National Pure
food Law" are considered editorially.
The Red Book is the name of new mag
azine of short fiction, published In Chicago,
which is announced to appear Immediately.
The list OF contributors in the first num-
Der includes Morgan Robertson. Elizabeth
Phipps Train. w. A. Fraser. Gen. Charles
King Cy Warman, Rene Bache and sew
| eral others OF hardly less repute.
College women will be interested in an
| illustrated article on 1.-THE American COL
| lege Girl and Her Secret Societies." which
| appears in the Woman's Home Companion
| for May (Springheld, % The number con-
! tains four pages of spring fashions, ana
J the departments are unusually full OF help
1ul SUGGESTIONS lot the nOuSeWlIe.
In the Pilgrim for May Arthur McEwen
discusses at some length the question.
Does a College Education Pay?' and sets
forth numerous reasons why II does pay.
An interesting contribution by James L.
Ford is descriptive of the old-time journal
ist in New York. biographical sketch
and character study of Archbishop Ire
| land, by Maurice Francis Egan, Is a fea-
| ture of the number. A portrait supplement
| of the archbishop accompanies the article.
| The Pilgrim is published at Battle Creek.
| Mich.
| The April issue of Masters In Music. pub
iished by the Bates & Guild Company.
Boston, is devoted to Mendelssohn. The
text includes a biographical sketch Of the
composer, a study of his art and a bibliog-
] selections OF the number. These include
! the Spring Song" Venetian Gondola
Song. Funeral March," The Hebrides
/ Overture" THE Pilgrims March. II
with All Your Heart and the Wedding
March from Midsummer Nights
! Dream"
The May number OF Success contains an
interesting sketch of the career OF Eugene
H. Lehman. the first winner in America OF
a Cecil Rhodes scholarship at oxford. lie
was appointed by the Governor Of Colo
RADIO, his credentials from both Colorado
| University and Yale University excelling
| Although he is only twenty-four years
| old the manner I'm which he penniless
| youth. worked his way through college
makes IT proper to say that he has already
had a career He plans 10 devote his life
70 the ameloration Of the Jews In Russia
and the East This issue OF Success also
! contains a paper on Emerson. by Thomas
| Wentworth Hgginson, also an interesting
| sketch of the personalities of the editors
| of leading magazines
From the house OF Elder & Shepard, San
Francisco which has gained reputation
among close observers Of the literary move
ment for sending out original literature IN
artistic form, comes an unpretentious little
magazine called Impressions Quarterly. II
Is edited by Paul Elder and stands. so says
an editorial announcement. for the express
sion OF independent thought In matters OF
literature and art. II contains 4 number
OF papers and poems by writer's whose
names are not known In Eastern periodi-
CATS but whose thoughts are none the less
interesting for that. The opening contri-
button deals with Japanese art. and z
series OF articles on this subject Is prom-
Used. The first paper Of series on the