Evening journal., 1915-09-03
THE SEPTEMBER MAGAZINES

A new serial story entitled "The
Treasure Of Uxmal." 10y Peter IS. Kyne
begins in the September issue of the
Sunset Magazines It proves an ex-
ceptionally interesting story. Other
stories and features include shall
We Fight or Negotiate" by Walter
Willard "Is International Law Ex-
tinct." by Jerome Landfeld; when
Lassen Wakes" by Ruff Holway,
Monterey on the Etching Plate" by
Charles r. Hudson, Through the Co
lombian River Gorge Dy Auto" by
Randall l.. Howard; "On the Trail of
the Wheat Gamblers" by Waiter V.
Woehlke: Western Art at the Expo
sition," by Michael Williams THE
Blind Goddess" by George Pattullo
and Lucky No. 50, by Emma Maur-
b itz Larson.
The pulse of the Pacific" Contains
many splendid articles.
ITO Whoma the Victory" by Aubrey
Lssnton is the title of a novelette, ap-
pearing in the September issue Of
Young's Magazine. other writer's who
have contributed to this magazine
this month include Forrest Halsey,
Louise Winter. Andrew Halhert Car
rie Louise Shaw, Leigh Gordon Gilt
ner. O. Courtney Savage, Winona God
frey, Redfeld ingalls,. Alan Dale, Am
brose Ames. Kelsey Percival Kitchel
J. Allen Dunn. Agnes Louise Pratt
aud Robert G. McElravy. All the stOr-
les prove to be exceptionally interest
ing and real
To those interested in municipal
and civic matters the September is
sue of the American City Magazine
should make a special appeal There
are any number of important ques-
tions discussed in a comprehensive
and interesting way. Among some OF
the features are Types of Modern
Fire Fighting Apparatus" First Aid
to the Injured, How to Avoid Roo
Growth in House Drains" "MuniciDa
Expenditures and Properties" "Ih'
Cruelty of Wretehed Pavements,
Conventions and Exhibitions "Se
curing Satisfactory Street Shade
Trees Better Assessment Methods
in Two Small municipalities, and
many others
Full of sunshine and good chez
the Sunshine Bulletin for this montl
is especially interesting. Work of tn
various branches of the Sunshine So
ciety is detailed in addition to A'cl
there are numerous CHEEKY poems AM
articles that gladden. the hearts Of al
who read.
.-IT-rtf,v. &c r,fnftrrn
of the Eastland disaster and rescu
work accompany an article by Scarf
Handee appearing in the Septembe
issue of the Popular Mechanics Mas
azine In addition to these views tn
September magazine contains "a
other illustrations The first install
ment of a series Of three articles III
der the general head -Four Years i
the Navy" should attract immediat
attention There are also fifteen cor
secutive pages Of views and an articl
showing the operation and action {
German aerial torpedo.
With seven short stories anothe
installment of the intensely interes
ing serial story entitled THE Grel
German Plot" by Alan Graham, an
any number Of feature articles, II
September issue of Strand Magazir
is an exceptionally delightful nun
ber Short stories this month II
clude. For Belgium" by J. j. Bel
Sam Briggs Becomes a Soldier"
Richard Marsh: "Resurgam," by
Ramsay: -Four DAYS Furlough,"
Gurner Gilman: Providing for He
ter" by Arthur Eckersley; "Tl
Clothesline." by Bert Tarnacre al
Jack. or the Golden Snuff Box
fairy tale for children.
billy Sunday and His Home RI
Religion by w. Phillips is perha
the dominating feature article OF
ers are Uncle Sam at Work.
Richard Fletcher: Masks and Faces
by Wendell Phillips Dodge; 9TH
Value of Observation in War;
Frederick G. Cooke; "FeatC
Strength Made Easy" by W Ba
quier; "A Mascot Mermaid" by re
bert vivian. and "A Human Tel
scope" by c. L. McCluer Stevens.
McCalTs Magazine for Septemb
contains the following short stori'
1.-THE Gasoline Girl by Lucille v
Slyke: sixteen. by Linda Steve
Almond: "The Minister'S Wife"
Molue Frank Ellis and another
stallment of the serial story. "T
Wonder Woman" by Mae Van NJ