The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01

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sppreeation 0e q "a aoyer sryooMay ushes By
Erman J. Ridgway.. No less timely
artlcle By y Neutenant Hugh johnson.
United states Army. entitled The Lamb
terms the stagnation OF the Ameri-
The Hf psss sEss' 81 S%an WsasF Mf us
usual brilliant style. showing how com
pletcly the true personality of the
great gre wirginian is "congealed" II mod
RUSSELL finishes his series exposing the
corruption CORR Ito n railway and street car
f fina, h n,ir,, by an Expatriate: tie
Motor and the Manager by Hartley
DAVIS. conclude an unusually strong
collection OF articles.
The March Scribner has articles OF
Charles NJ Pepper " Mare Yrt Ring W an,
ddington. Kenyon Cox, Birge Harrison.
l,r; Rogers. John Fox, IRIS serial
short stories by Robert Herrick. Vir
ginia Tracy. Francis Cotton and Fran
els Lynde.
Lady Thorougllbred-ke ntuckian."
Is the title Of Will L. Comforts novel
in the March Lippinco,t. The short
stories will be: .-rhe Testing Of the
Earls." by John Reed Scott. which is
In the same vein as made his "Beatrix
of Glare" so deservedly popular: "The
Gallant Burglar" humorous story
about girl and robbcr, by Ambrose
Pratt; The Case OF the Wilder Haw-
By johnson Merie a,9rS poet sSn. II the
Galley. pathetic story of the sea,
er; Tho Professor's Problem" the
fnny BY sap was f. S n gones
sional-and Consequences" bright
surprise at-the-end story by Cecilia a.
LoizeauX.
Individuality In Dress" for the Marcel,
Harper's Bazaar and Miss Everts com
pletes her helpful series. How to
Train r the he, spsaki1g Voice" Chapter
The Daughter-in-T.aw," and Grace
Alexander Fowler has an interesting
article on The Development Of the
Tea Room"
Ida NJ Tarbell asks the question:
How About Hughes?" In the March
issue Of the American Magazine. Pro-
a lesser :, w; !. Thomas gives a fling at
son ei non, oonrnai irI and Dayid GRAY
stories are contributed by Marion Hill.
John g.. Ncihardt and Lucille Baldwin
Van Slyke.
Jeannctte Lee writes tho novelette, for
the March Smart-set and calls It
simeon fellows Shadow" Among
the short stories Is THE cynic," BY
Mrs. Henry Dudeny. Bliss Carman con-
tributes An Old Fashioned Essence"
and Edwin Sabin, clever little bit
of real life, headed THE Elopement."
The February Book News Monthly is
ing article Is Little Miss Muffet, an
1mpresario OF Miss May Sinclair"
by "Pendennis." Others writing of
Miss Sinclair from various standpoints
liams. Kathrine Douglas writes most
interestingly of Some Celebrated At
ties in Paris" The department Of the
magazine called In the world of
Letters" Is specially full of interest
her, as whole, is one of the finest
issues yet appearing of this bright and
typicaliy American magazine.
Outing magazine for March contains
articles of special interest and im-
portance by Vance Thompson, Robert
Dunn. Zona Gale. Frank Presbrey. Ag-
mes e. Laut. j. Carter Beard, William
of contents throughout is most enter
tanning.
In the Delineator for March Mrs. os-
writers on spring fashions will be most
satisfactory to women. Writers on
other subjects for the month include:
Lewis p. Thesis, Alma NJ. Estabrook.
Harrison, Martha Gates. Porter f.
Browne. Baroness Alexandra Gripen.
berg, Walter hackett, Christine Ter
hume Herrick and Charles G. d. Rob-
erts.
House and Garden for March con-
tains articles on forcing fruits for
market in France, on the quest and
culture Of orchids, on hot beds. small
tates. herb gardens and suburban prop
critics. by Jacques Boyer. G. B. Mitch
Ell. Ida p. Bennett. z. S. Child, 2. G.
W.. Dietrich, George L. Hunter. Rich
ara Schermerhorn, Jr., and }. d. Mar
tin.
Writers and artists Of note who con-
tribute to an interesting issue of The
G Snrtan n,,.d for february are Frederick
bier. Grace Il. Ward and the editor who
demonstrates tho wisdom of the Presi-
dents view of increasing farm life and
shows how craft work would add to It's
advantages.
In my Experiences With Railway
Rates and Rebates" in the March Cen
tury, Andrew Carnegie will tell Just
how the practice of special rates"
grew up. writing from two points OF
view: first. as a secretary and tele-
graph operator of Thomas "A. Scott,
.slnerintendent Pittshurr division OF