The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-11

oClOub cause OF 0lnoobe, Waltcs Oo
Voc; The self-delusiou In drunken
ness" Charles Grant Miller; The
life simple" Hereward Darlington;
Accept: The. Word OF God" Florens
Folsom; In retrospect" w. r. Z.
Latson. NJ. D.; How to come up'th
ladder from the down-and-out place.
Eleanor Robbins Wilson; "Invisora-
non through mental pictures" Anne
/, Guilbert Mahon.
popular Magazine"
The month-end October number OF
the Popular magazine contains CON-
plete novel entitled. Shores OF ref
uge." by A. NJ. Chisholm. and the
following: "A reasonable profit" Pc
ter B. Kyne; The way to the island
Earl Derr Biggers: THE devil and all
his works." Frank L. Packard; THE
pagan M. e. Hamilton THE re-
venge OF Kid Morales" e.. K. Van
Loan; "Jackman." Erwald Stuart Hin
ton: Making an example," Frederick
Niven; The luck of the Trident,
Morley Roberts,: The hard-rock
man." Berton Braley; Prisons versus
ingenuity" Hesketh Prichard.
! "AInSlees."
Pat" complete novel by Eleanor
Hoyt Brainerd, Is published in Octo-
Der Ainslee's. Other contents of the
number are: bill Heenan, kidnaper,'
william Slavens McNutt; THE mar
riage contract" Alicia Ramsey;
Beauty" Clinton Scollard: The
wall between" Courtney Ryley Coop
! err; The open road Martha Haskell
Clark: The elixir OF Eros Edgar
Saltus: The penitent," Andrew Sou.
tar; "A transformation" Martha Nc
Culloch- Williams "Cupid's steeple-
chase" Alice MACEDONIAN; Going
back" Thomas Addison; "Aladdins
window" Nalbro Barley; The listen
ing lady" Darlington Phelps: The
way of the Bouquets" r. b. Tuthill;
| Spring In autumn" Allan Updegraff:
THE Lily" Ralph NJ. Thomson.
1.-THE Strand"
"How It happened" story by A.
Conan Doyle, heads the contents OF
The Strand for October. Other num-
bers are: Zone wife's husband" Bert
ram Atkey THE rocker, tale OF
the Alps" Frank Saville; IAN impos-
sible person." w. B. Maxwell; "A
Madonna of the cells Morley Rob-
erts: "The man with the bombs" Ell.
gene Shelley: THE moth" n. c..
Hawtrey and Dorothea Conyera; THE
fairies prisoner" A. c. Rose; 1.-The
jumping spider on the garden wall.
John ]. Ward: "Gaiety abroad" Rich
ard Marsh: Marathon golf" T. II.
Oyler; "Perplexities," Henry e. Dude
ney.
Popular Science Monthly"
An interesting scientific article on
Immigration and the public health"
by DR.. Alfred c. Reed. IL printed in
the October number of the Popular
Science Monthly. OF which other con-
tents are: IAN Irish channel rail.
way" Henry Grattan Tyrell; "Scien.
tiac standards for the governmental
regulation Of foods" DR.. John r. MUIR
lin: "A problem In educational eu'
genics," Professor Chas. w. Hargitt;
THE psychological factor in southern /
race problems" DR.. James Bardin; !
Women In industry" d. r. Malcolm
Keir: THE fourth dimension" Pro- |
lessor Samuel M. Barton; Some psy- |
Geological problems emphasized by
pragmatism," Professor Josiah Royce
Who Edits the Ma0axInes3
In q recent discussion OF the old
question, college versus no-college,
one of the disputants remarked thas
the substantial monthly magazines
were not edited by college graduates.
He was promptly confronted with the
following list of magazines and their
editors: The Century, by Robert
Sterling Yard, Princeton. '83; Serb
ners. Edward L. Burlingame, Har'
ward, go; Harper's. Henry M. Alden.
Williams. 81: Atlantic Monthly. FL
lery Sedgwick. Harvard, "a; Review
OF Reviews, Albert Shaw. Grinnell, ~.
and Worlds Work, Arthur w. Page,
Harvard, '06.