The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20

from such writer's as 1ka NngaI. Arthur
North. Charles Warren s,oddard, Hughes
Cornell. Adeline Knapp. Allan Dunn,
Grant Wallace. Elmer Ellsworth Brown,
Bourbon Wilson. Alberta Bancroft, jean
nette Campbell, Rock Mackenzie. Jack
Browning. Mary w. Tyrrell. c. Fl. Will
liams. X. II. Casper. Amelia Woodward
Truesdel. Aibertine Randall Iyheelan.
The frontispiece in color displayed by
Broadway for February Is taken from
the Kimney's illustrations for Mary Man
ner's story. Tho Winter Pleasures OF
Society" Those making up tho table
of contents are Franklin Matthews,
Stuart Could. Grace NracGowan Cooke,
Reginald Wright Kaufman, Mary Man
ners. Witter Bynner, Sara Josephine
Bayles. Charles II. Cochrane, Alice Woods
Uilman Florence Kiper, Porter Emerson
Browne, Theodore Dresser. Burritt Hamil-
ton. L. Frank Tooker, Charles Battell
Loomis. Charles Hanson Towne. Elise
La,hrop, Jeanette Cooper. Reginald
Wright Kaufman. William Bullock,
, Beatrice c. Wilcox. Gilbert P. Coleman,
Tom Mason. Tom p. Morgan.
The leading novelette, in the February
bSiIIuiL SCI 40 within ny Gel lIuuS IlCll.
The poetry for the month Is from the
pen OF John Vance Cheney, Edwin l..
Sabin. Elsa Barker, Archibald Sullivan,
Grace Duffield. Goodwin Aloysius Call.
Florence Wilkinson. and George Bishop.
Other writer's are Harriet Gaylord Pearl
Wilkins. Ethel NJ. Kelley, Margaret Pot
ter. Seumas MacManus, Richard Butler
Glaenzer. Anna A. Rogers, Clayton
Hamilton. Ellen Duvall, Owen Kildare,
Edwrd Wilbur Mason. Lucie Delarue-
Mardrus. E. J. Rath. Gertrude Hunting
ton McGiffert, Harold Eyre, Arthur Up
son. Frederick Taber Cooper, May Har-
ris, Louise Winter Lizette Woodworth
Reese. Edith Rogers, George Sylvester
Yiereck.
Smiths for February opens with six
teen new portraits of foorlight favorites
and novelette, by Adeline Knapp. called
IAN Insular Prejudice Other writer's
for the month are: DR.. G. w. saleeby.
Robert Barr. Gertie S. Wentworth James,
Holman f. Day. Charles H. Cochrane,
w. 3. NJ. Ferguson. Wallace Irwin, LII
ian Bell. P. NJ. Babcock. Edith Living
ston Smith, Roxann White. Claiming
Pollock. Charles Fort, Grace Margaret
Gould. Charles Garvice, Stanley Du Bots,
Augusta Prescott.
The February number OF AInslce's con-
tains tho opening chapters OF a new
serial story by Horace Annesley yacholl
entitled Her Son. Her Son" is
story of extraordinary originality i'm
mense dramatic power and intense hui
man interest. 1t Is filled with situa-
| tions which bring to a climax the con-
fllcts of human emotions.
NIL ~ fic{in,, ", tJ,o oh
OF the Popular Magazine are: George
Hyde. c. T. Revere, X. and Hesketh
Prichard, A. w. Marohmont, Louis j.
| Vance, Arthur Paterson, j. Kenilworth
Egerton, B. M. Bower, c. X. AIoser, Scott
| Campbell, William Le Queux.
The January Craftsman IS truly a work
of art In tho line OF magazine output. the
I entire makeup being distinguished by
and arrangement. The leading article
beautifully Illustrated, Is by Mary Fenol-
osa on the ,lme or plum flower In the
history, literature and art OF Japan.
Bliss Carman writes an excellent articles
on The Use OF Out OF Doors; others
writing for the magazine being James
Townsend. Il. l.. Hoover. Frank II. Sweet,
sticsley. Giles Edgerton. John spargo
| and Edward Carpenter. Home Training
In Cabinet Work" and the book review
department OF tho Craftsman are most
suggestive, The poetry is by Elsa Barker
| and Katrina Trask.
The Lee centennial number OF the
Wake Forest Magazine, published at
Wake Forest; N. g, is dedicated to Cen
eral Lees old soldiers. the Confederate
veterans Of the Old North State. and
their, commander General Julian S. Carr.
a picture of Lee as college president
forms the from tispleoe OF tho magazine.
The text Is made UP Of poems and: prose
articles. many of which are written by
North Caroinlans, and number BY
graduates OF Wake Forest College.
washington and Observation-Disclosures
Incidents" Is a contribution from the
pen Of General William Ruftln Cox. Of
Penoa, N. g., that viii be fun Of In
terest for General Cox's many friends
In Richmond 1t contains much that
has never before appeared In print, ana
Is written with great force and fluency
Carolina Confederate Soldier Is from
the pom OF General Julian 8. Carr. Other
articles of special Importance nre THE
Grave OF Anne Carter Lee,' BY n. J.
Taylor: General Lee as College
President" by NJ. w. Humphreys. and
"How Lee Became College Prcst-