Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02

AllCe BFOWns marGAret sherwood, MARY
synon and Harry Benefited There Ia
another installment Of the serial by A. e.
W. Mason. The Turnstlle." and Walter
Prichard Eaton tells OF "a Berkshire
Winter" The poetry is by Julia c. r.
Dorr, G. e. Woodbury. and Richard
Burton.
The December number Of the Century
opens with The OH National Road
by William Bayarl Hale; Charles r. Eliot
writes on Democracy and Manners" and
Charles N. Johnson contributes the Sec
ond paper to his Across South Amer
lea" The fiction is by Marie Conway
oemler, Florida Pier. George Madden
Martin and Virginia Frazer Boyle, and a
rather unusual departure Is a Christmas
song by Horatio Parker, the words being
written by J. G. Holland.
The December Atlaatic contains Heck
ling the Church." by Harry Emerson
Fosdick; Social Democracy and West
Point" by II. NJ. Chittenden," japanese
Commercial Honor" by Arthur May
Knapp: John Morley" by George Nc
Etah b3ApNIf n view VI the
Steel Corporation" and Pressure Of Pop
ulation, by William S. Rossiter. The
fiction is by J. c. Snaith. Charles Egbert
Craddock and Lucy Pratt.
Lippincott's features 1.-THE Ordeal" by
Charles Egbert Craddock and among the
short stories are 'Tte Child Who Had
Bevrything But" by John Kendriclx
Bangs; Red Bird" by Elizabeth Maury
Coombs; THE Fashionlng Of Florence
Isabel" by Edith Ayrton-zangwill; 1.-THE
WHISTLE" by George L. Knapp, and
Christmas Eve at Sedecake Hail." by
j. ]. Bell. "A Hole in the WALL" by
Mrs. John Kendrick Bangs, and 1.-THE
Christmas Book" by Edwin L. sabin.
In the department, Short Story Master
pieces" will be found Ludovic Haievy's,
.'The insurgent," with an Introduction by
the editor.
The Christmas number Of the Worlds
Work contains the March OF Events"
Norman Angel writes on Recent Inter
national Events and THE Great Illu-
sion.'' Charles Wellington Furlong de-
scribes 1.-The Taking of TrIpoli." Paul II.
Neystron contributes Education and
Money, Leadership and Morality" and
there is another installment of the bioE-
raphy of Woodrow Wilson by william
Bayard Hale.
A story by John Luther Long, "The
Little Sand Boys" opens the December
issue Of the Metropolitan, and there are
other stories by Harrison Rhodes, S.
Carleton and Anne Warner. In his de-
partment From the Bleachers," f. p.
Dunno discusses the decline Of oratory as
a popular form OF entertainment and Fill
son Young contributes a friendly critI-
cism OF American manners.
The December American Magazine con.
tains a new Sherlock Holmes detective
story by Conan Doyle. This new story
is called THE Disappearance Of Lady
Carfax." There is another installmenut of
H. g. Wells serial, Marriage" and SEN
ator La Toilette proceeds with his
biography. Among writer's of short
stories are Will Irwin. Ed Howe, Edna
Ferber and Inez Hayes Gilmore.
The Popular Science Monthly for De-
cember includes the following articles:
Science Among the Chinese" by DR.. c.
x. Edmnnds; 1.-THE Water Relations of
Desert Plants" by DR.. d. T. lNacDougal;
THE Lack Of Printing in Antiquity" by
Frederic Drew Bond; as Vegetarianism
Capable of World vide Application by
Prof. Alonzo Englebert Taylor; "A Bug
bear of Economics" by Prof. Herbert
Adolphus Miller, and THE Germans at
School," by Prof. Hugo Muensterberg.
In Popular Mechanics for December the
recent experiments of the Wright broth
ers are described, the naval reviews at
New York and Los Angeles are depicted,
and there is another article on the cost
OF electricity in the home. Other articles
are Automatic Electric Fireless Cooker"
New Toys Exhibited in Paris" Free
Municipal Laundry for the Poor" Wire
less from Aeroplane to Motor Car" The
Shop Notes department contains the usual
variety of practical ''kinks."
The Christmas number of Country Life
in America is a large double number
Among the articles are THE Spirit of
by Walter A. Dyer; "A Year
Round Houseboat," by Charles Z. White,
jr.; More About the Yak" by Ernest
Thompson Seton; Outdoor Fun in Win
ter" 1.-The Jovial Toby" by Albert Lee;
"a Man-and- Wife" by Anne O'Hagan;
and "A Fourteen-Room Concrete House
for $780," by William Walter Smith.
The Smart Set opens with "Ging Yuk,"
by Robert Emmett MacAlarney, and
among short stories are ''The Wooing OF
Minnie Trimm." by Kate Jordan; 1.-The
Pelican Mother" by G. We're Taylor;
The By-Product." by Elizabeth Her
rick; 1.-THE Mad White Night" by Fred
eric s. Isham; "a Wife per Invoice" by
Michael White; 1.-THE Blessed Saints of
by Forrest Halsey;
Ghost Lane" by Alice Woods Ullman;
Through the Dark" by Adele Luehrman,
and THE Princess" by Prince Vladimir
Vaniatsky.
Young's for December contains a novel
cite. young Blood" by Reginald Wright
christmas in HELL" by Crit
.enden Marriott; 1.-THE Butterfly" by T.
d. Pendleton; Live Copy" by William
Harper Dean; Was It DestinyY" by Dean
Cara; ''rhe High Jump" by Mary Hard
ner, and Freddy Squares Things" by
Lucinder May. and the usual number OF
stories in ION Broadway and Off"