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In Harper's Magazine for July Edwin
A. Abbeys superb painting and pen
and-lnk drawings for Romeo and Ju-
net made for Harper's Magazine. are
reproduced, Mr.. Phillips describes the
wonderful methods now In use among
modern churches by which their bust
ness enterprises are made a success.
AFTER Death, Who Are Wei" Is a aues.
ton discussed by DR.. Alex +. Chamber.
lain, while Prof Shaler asks. s'Do
rants Think There are some strong.
new stories, and Prof Thomas shows
the need OF an Academy Of sciences TO
make standard for the pronunciation
OF English words. Ernest G. Rost gives
an account OF steamboat travel In
south America above the clouds. -
Harper 4 Bros, New York
Harper's Bazaar for July opens with
The story Of My Life" by Countess
Won Waldersee, nicely illustrated. This
interesting sketch is followed by THE
Memoirs Of a Baby" by Josephine
Daskam Other features OF the good list
of contents are: Jim Ketchum. Fin.
ancler, a story. Anne O'Hagan. "Lit.
lie Johnnie's First Love AFFAIR. drawn
by +. Y. Cory; "A Preacher at the The.
ater' Cyrus Townsend Brady: "The
Ultimate Moment" novel. cbapter vii
William r. Lighton; illustrated by Ar,
thur |. Keller: Summer Housekeeping
Problems, Anna Wentworth Sears.
Mrs. Gardners Venetian Palace .
Priscilla Leonard: Embroidered col.
lars, Lillian Barton Wilson; Hints for
Home Makers" Margaret Hamilton
uAl
Blay; original Handmade Lace" Ella
w, Crawford, and Editorial Comment
also number OF poems by recognized
authors--Harper n Bros. New York.
Harper's Weekly for June 10 contains
two pages OF photographs on the sub
Jet of the recent disastrous cyclone at
Gainesville, Georgia, which graphically
Illustrate the extent OF the ruin
wrought by the tornado The same is
sue contains also. some striklngly in
teresting pictures Of the flooded districts
Of Topeka and Kansas City.-Harper q
Bros, New York.
In Gunton's Magazine for June. the
following topics are Interestingly dis.
cussed: 'The Misuse Of Organization
Roasting Guntons Magazine" Tho
Labor Crisis" our Problems in Porto
Rico" Charles DE Garmo: Religious
Liberty In Colonial New York Under
the Dutch Il. $, Guernsey; Taxation
OF Franchise Values" Edwin h. a. Sci.
lyman; The Mosely Commission Re.
port" Editorial Crucible." Question
Box and Railway Building In the
Tropics illustrated John l.. Caspar.
Union Square, New York
The novel in Alnslee's for July Is
The Ribboned Way" by S. Carleton.
author Of THE Corduroy Road" Other
familiar names among the contributors
are Justus Miles Forman. author OF
"A BIT Of Grease Paint" and Journeys
End" Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Charles q
D. Roberts. Guy Wetmore Carryl au-
thor OF The Lieutenant Governor"
George Horton, Joseph G.. Lincoln and
Robert Loveman. Chauncey G. Hotch.
kiss has. in his story. The Passing Of
Lon Twitcheil" drawn a picture tamil.
lar to most Americana But the picture
is drawn so clearly and so strongly that
is familiarity lntenslfies the interest of
the reader instead Of weakening ii. Il
is an uncommonly strong delineation OF
character,-FifthA Avenue, New York.
Pearson's Magazine for July has
seven entertaining special articles
Fencing the Sport Of President Roose.
Welt by Fred Gilbert Blakeslee. "Clam
Fisheries OF the Mississippi by An.
toiNrtte Van Hoesen. How Wild Ami.
mats are Captured by RAYMOND
Blnthway,; "A Gap in the World" by
Roger pocock Piracy or Prlyateer-
ins, an Almost Forgotten Incident Of
the Ciyil War" b. Z. ~ Vallandig-