The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23

en- tho effect OF It's leading story, ssso
Hat and The Man" written by Henry
irving Dodge. Among other original
tales and sketches nrc Clara Morrs's
"Reminiscences, .''My Pirate "a Nice .s..-
tie Thing In Blue, !" Try Miriam Mchclson;
From the Van Cleeve jewel Box BY
Anne Q Hagan; The Adopted Doll,',,
Tho Studio Baby, and a touching lit
tie Japanese picture, Tho HonoraDls
Guest OF the Mother Heart Tho real
feature OF the magazine is the strong
article by John Spnrgo, entitled. "ChIl
Slaves OF the slums, ), practically the first
gun OF the great fight tho Woman's Home
Companion is wngng against child labor.
Two Interesting questions are raised by
the articles entitled "Shalll6We Reform
Our Spelling z" BY Mary Bronson Hart;
Has the Club Woman Supplnnted the
5Church-Woman?" by Charlotte Perkins
Gilman. THE vngnries OF the Hnt-s
Maker" is an amusing bit OF everyday
philosophy by Sophie Kerr Underwood
Practical affairs have their due in such
articles MS Grace Margaret Gonld's FASH
Ions for the Outdoor Girl" Fannie AIer-
rift Farmers Tempting Dishes for SUM
5tner5 BREAKFASTS, Anna steese Richard
sons Finances and the Girl on the
Farm and articles on gardening and
entertainments. .s5 81
The July Smart Set has for It's lead-
Ing novelette, THE Purple Border" by
Beatrix Demarest Lloyd. a number ST
striking short stories and poems appear
over such 5signatures as Arthur D. Ficke,
w. H. Osborne, Dorotlea Dearkin. Lud-
wig Lewisohn. Florence Wilkinson, Mabel
Earle. Ernest McGafrey, Dorothea Mac
lSellnr. !; ". G. Wonderly. Arthur strlnger,
sc ~
Bell, Tom Mason. Richard Duffy Mary
& Lowell, Katherine NJ. VI Roof, J. 4 s. 81 Mar
tin. Harold Eyre, Anna Mcclure, Sholl.s
Jean .,Rethraci, Mary Glnscock. Ieiid
Burton Wells, Anne Warner, and Gordon v
Wilson. s
The Pilgrim for July opens It's four /
tenth volume with a beautifully Illus
Stratcd and entertaining story in refcr-
ence to a vacation retreat for our strenu-S1
Gus President. selected by Mrs. Roose--, G
welt III the fastness OF the Virginia noun
stans. Two Famous hfonasteries~ llus-
strates In picture and story the eafn61s
old Chnrtreuse5 retreat 4 Outdoor Life IL
for Women and Children. Is a timely n
special article, Sattractively Illustrated.
and IA Vanished Corner Of Cntnny'ssts els
OF 'F'risco's Chinatown. which Will prob
ably never be resurrected. The celebra- 6ss
ton OF the glorious Fourth cannot DO III
disassociated from July, and so the beau"
tlful and dignined cover by Darr Is In
Keeping with the day. A3little excerpt
from one OF the famous addresses OF NJ
Charles Simmer, orr Nation and Our Il
Flag. The Celebration OF the Fourth.
by Everett T. Tomlinson, and II n1e-
made Fireworks for the Girls. 4, all 3re-8ss
mind us OF the nations birthday. Il. Not to a
be forgotten In this connection is "a pa
triotic story FOR boys by Frank Fl. Sweet,
entitled Cuba Libre'
The Garden magazine for July is es-#4a
pecally attractive In cover design, Illus
tratons and reading matter, and must
prove a delight to the lover OF out-of-5%
door life and the cultivation Of the gar
den, containing ns It does so much that &
Is practical, excellent and suggestive,
$$Gunters for July has a handsome cover
design IN color by Louis Rhead !; a frontis-
piece BY z. " N adherny and among 9TH
ers the following contributions, well Illus 5s
ira ted !: 1.-THE Elusive Mrs. Dickerman.'a'
by ]. p. Clark; Mr.. Capper's Dog, by
Anwoss Pratt: n When D olores Came. VA
by Charles Russell Riley: & Booming Hem
rietta, Z" by Alleyn Martin; The Duffer.l
by 5Dr.f.S "a. & Mackenzie; The Pitfalls 5i
and Triumphs OF Mining speculatlons.''s
by HDbarth Austin; .Twixt swort and y
Glovc,,,3sA. c. Gunter; d" Don't Speak TO
the Motorman.' by Quincy Kilby: The
oysterman Below, by W. a. Rabbi: ( r
subtertuge," by Una q IIud-si
son;8aThe Further Adventures OF Joey r.
A1oore,"s by Calvin Johnson and others
equally as good.