The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
In July Magazines


lions us to how the questions III these
letters should be- met One letter Is
from woman who wants to get mar
rled aud does not know what to do
about it The other IN from man
who wants to get married aud does
not know what tO do about IT,
Among the interesting articles In
the July issue are: "OrutOry In the
Home" by Mary Heaton Worse -Four
Interesting Questions often Asked
About Bctter Films 10y Helen Duey |
Mrs Larry's Adventures In Thrift
by Anna SteeSe Richardson. THE
Country Womans opportunities by
Frank A. Waugh; The Camping Car.
ayan" by William J. Amin, aud Made
in Amrricu Vacations by Albert Lee
The July number of the Smart Set
presents as It's leading features, How
! discovered Bernard shaw uu ur
tlclc 10y Frank Hnrris, quondam own
cr uud editor Of the London Satr
day Review, the publication In which
g. h. :. first Sparklrd Tor the world
The JOY u Dying story 10y Charles
Belmont Davis The Three Internal
Jokes" by Lord Dunsuuy. aud two
completely different complete novel
elites The Fruit NJ Misadventure."
by Waldo Frank and The Gentleman
IN the Case by Andrew Suutar. The
Fruit Of Mlsadyeuture' ls the story
Of what happened In real life to
Daddy longlegs' The Gentleman hl
the Case" Is the story NJ whut hap
pened 10. Il swagger MIR Raffles, at u
smart house party
A more around the world number NJ
magazine never has appeared than
the July Wide World Magazine. which
Is better than any Cook Tour ever
arranged Just the Ideal reading for
the staynthome tourist as well AZ
Tor all lovers Of good aud stirring
stories Ot more fact than fiction TO
begin with there i an admirlng article
on wartime wnnderlngs IN the ltnl-
ian Alps. which Is most timely and
particularly Interesting just now with
Italy entered into the great and ter
rihle European conflict Victor Pitt
| kpthley contributes a hrpathlessly In.
/ terrstins account NJ II thrilling rescue
from cavedln well, every word of
which. like truth always, rs stranger
| than fiction" There Is another
thriller In "a Fight for Life IN Mid.
! Air" not. however, pertaining IN Iep
/ prllns, aud all sorts NJ gripping stor
/ les NJ adventure.
The Standard Magazine Tor July Is
about as well balanced number Of
n magazine rs could be put together.
| II contains, In keeping with Its usual
| high order Of fiction. eight splendid
short stories aud eight fine articles,
besides continued symposium Of par
! ticular interest and the usual pages
Of "Perplexities," page Of puzzles,
and "Curl0sltles" There are several
unusually good war stories and fea-
lures, including the uptOthe-minute
continued story by Richard March,
"Sam Briggs Becomes Soldier An
article rich In romance and Interest
l. that of "A City Built for Motion
Pictures aud In his regular monthly
dramatic department Masks aud
Faces" Wendell Phillips Dodge con
tributes an interesting first hand ac-
count of the reunitlng of Charles
Frohman. who lost his life aboard the
torpedOed l.nstinnia aud David Be
lasco, with whom Mr.. Dodge Is asso-
clated In an important capacity, after
| twenty years.
with the idea Of providing anuse.
ment for the summer residents along
| the shore VI Lake Wnwasee In In.
diana. there has been built n motors
hoat that II In effect combination
of motion picture lheater and dance
hail The boat II ~ IL feet long,
and has "A beam of 70 feet and draft
" from 80 to ~ inches. II is to be
propelled by i5.horsepower Internal
combustion engine aud is capable VI
carrying 800 passengers Trips around
the lake are 10 he made six nights q
week during the summer, the deck be
Ing used on alternative nights for mo
! tlun picture shows and for dancing.
The boat will have five regular land.
Ing places so located that amy cottage
or hotel aroung the lake can he
reached. The July Popular Mechanics
Magnyine contains n picture showing
the moving pictures being displayed
an the boat
What the cartOoulsts Of England,
France, Spain. Canada and the United
States think " the "l.usltanfs' Adisas.
ter IL portrayed In the July Cartoons
, Magazine. which devotes almost half
lis space 10 cortoons and world con-
ment ON the crisis. with Germany.
Some of the British cartoons making
President Wilson out as a man too
proud 10 fight already have been the
subject Of international gossip, A
number Of timely cartoons on the sub
jeet OF national defense are certainly
worth careful thought, a. are the car
toons on the divided loyalty Of the
German. Americans. The entrance Of
ltaly into the arena " war was nat
urally the subject ~ many striking
cartoons. the hest Of which the repro.
duced In this issue The native Jap
nnese view on Japan's domination Of
China Is et forth In a selection OF
cartoons taken from the venacular pa.
pers of Tokyo and Yokohama.
"Our Land OF Peace" featured IN