The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-01

instructor of diotlon and interpretation at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. "A Woman's Quest" a modern fable, by Lillian Collins, illustrated by Rose Cecil O'Neill. "The Gift of the Dawn" poem. by Sarah D. Hobart. An American Womans Adventure in Morocco" by Ida R. LarlSin, illustrated with photographs taken especially for Harpers Bazaar. "A New Order" a story by Annie Hamilton Donnell, illus trated by the Kinneys. Walled h." a novel Chapter KID. by Elizabeth Stu art Phelps, illustrated by Clarence r. Underwood "The Melody Supreme" a poem. by John Kendrlck Bangs. The Confessions of a Professional Woman by Annie OHagan, illustrated by May Wilson Preston. Song" a poem, by Florence Earle Coates. ''The House mothers Daily Problems" Bazar Read CTS. Late Season Fashions - Early Autumn Hats-Fashions for Thin Wo- men" by Marie Oliver, illustrated by Ethel Rose and Guy Rose. Floral Deco rotion,' by Martha Cutler. illustrated by the author. 'Entertaining in Summer by Josephine Grenier. 'The Chase" poem, by E. Musgrove. Grapes and Peaches" by Caroline Clark. illustrated with photographs. How to Get Thin." by K Y. c. Arabian Lace" by Nellie Clark Brown, Illustrated with photo graphs. "The Etiquette of Towns and Villages" by Florence Howe Hall. Cut Leather Belts." by Josephine W. How, iiustrated with designs by the author "Midstmmer Menus" by Jane Calhoun. Cold Deserts for Summer" by Josephine Grenier, illustrated with photographs. Health and Beauty" (Fourth Paper), by Antoinette F. Van Hoesen. For tho Children" illustrated r. White and HildA Belchel with the Editor" Tn Jocund Nein," Illustrated by ]. B. Walker J. Nuttall Gordon Grant w. T. Kuhn, J. S Allen Departments - Questions of Good Form, Questions of Household Decoration. and Cut Paper Patterns
 Harper's Magazine.
 Contents for September:
 Frontispiece. Howard Pyle. "A Country Under Two Kings" Robert Shackleton. illustrations by Vernon Howe Bailey "A Sermon and a Sinner, a story, Forrest Crissey, illustrations by Lucius Wolcott Hitchcock. "Lincolns Last Day." William IT Crook compiled and written down by Margarita Spalding Gerry. "Exultation,' a poem, Mary Eastwood Knevels. "Tha Navarrese," story. James Branch Ca- bell, retold from the French of Nicholas de Caen, paintings by Elizabeth shipper Green. Decisive Battles of the Law, Frederick Trevor Hill, fight for freedom of the press "The Launch of the Leaves" a poem, Rosamund Marriott Watson. Made in Heaven," a story. Margaret Sutton Briscoe. "A Resem- bance," story, Clare Benedict. illustra- tions by Lucius Walcott Hitchcock. The Language of Insects" H. C. McCook, D. D., LID, SGD. illustrated with photo- graphs. 'The Weavers," novel Con tinued) Gilbert Parker. drawings by Andre Castaigne in tint. "The Winds East" poem, Josephine Preston Peabody. Tho Great God Pan" story, Margaret Cam- eron. illustrations by Will E. Foster. "Saracinesco, the Home of Models" Grace Ellery Charming. Illustrated with photo graphs. "The Ice-Dogs" story. James B. Connolly, illustrations by George Hard ing. "The Accomplice." a story, Olivia Howard Dunbar. "Photomcroscopy by Ultraviolet Light" Edwin G. conklin, PhD. professor of Zoology. University of Pennsylvania, illustrated with photo- graphs. "A Palomltas Lon-Hunt," story, Thomas A. Janvier. Illustrations by Stanley M Arthurs What More?" poem. Mildred Howells Editors Easy Chair" w. D. Howels. Editors Study" the editor Editors Drawer" "Cap'n Hezekiah's Treasure-Hunt," by Frederick G. Fassett, illustrations by A. de Ford Pitney Other contributions by John Kendrick Bangs Edward Hall Putnam. drawings by A. B. Walker. Ferdinand Long. Frederick White, Marguerite Down. ing, k. Clyde Squires.