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Chairman Norman Il. Mack of the
Democratic National Committee is
the most prominent men and women
of the nation are contributors to this
magazine. The principal pages of the
May issue are devoted to the first OF
series of articles on the Democratic
presidential possibilities. In this
number National Monthly readers are
introduced to Governor Thomas r.
Marshall of Indiana in special articles
on the Indiana chief executive, con-
tributed by Meredith Nicholson, not
ed writer of the "Hoosier State" and
James w. Reilly. associate editor Of
National Monthly. The articlesl arc
Illustrated with picture of both Gov
ernor and Mrs. Marshall.
Speaker Champ Clark of the House
of Representatives at Washington has
contributed an article on the work OF
the special session Of Congress and 1t
appeals with significance to every
man and woman of the Nation ire
spective of any political affiliations.
It is the first magazine article he has
written since assuming the speaker
ship and the only one contributed to
the May magazines by this distin-
guished statesman.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma relates
few Of the awful experiences which
he passed through In fighting the In
dian Land Fraud Conspirators. Gov
ernor John #. Shafroth of Colorado
contributes a forceful article on THE
Initiative and Referendum" Frank
b. Lord writes on THE Twelve New
Democratic Senator's Harriet Stan
ton Blatch of the Womans Political
Union of New York City, writes on
| the suffrage movement. big Bill" Ed
wards, Street Commissioners OF New
York City the man who saved Mayor
| Gaynor's life, tells in an interesting
article, illustrated with many pictures,
how he keeps the streets of New York
clean. Isabel Joyce writes interest
ingly on "The New Democratic Wo.
men ut Washington" Chairman Mack
and Frank b. Lord, both write at
length on the splendid work being
done by the Democratic majority In
| the House of Representatives at the
special session. Bessie Bainbridge
writes on John G. Calhoun" Kate
| Burr 4 hrllcle on lOSl opportunities
of American Capital" is one of the
best of the month, Hon, Benjamin
s. Dean contributes the fourth article
In his interesting series on American
Democracy Ruth Bryan Owens, a
daughter of Hon. William j, Bryan,
tells in pleasing way of her visit
to Turkey, George AIDES humorous
article on "The Missionary" is one of
the best things to be found in any of
the May magazines, and the pretty
story, "To Oblige a Lady" by Gouv-
erneur Morris, is one of the best short
stories of the month.
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