The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

Splendid midsummer fiction ts con-
tanned IN the August number of The
Ladies' World along with its ever IN
terestinE departments and special ar
|ticles. s.The Wsckedness Of Inocen-
zia," a new serial story OF adventure,
mystery. love, humor. tragedy and
charm by L. Frank Tooker, starts in
a short story called Agnes and Al
Iterward.'' The Reimbursement IS g
seouel-te 1.-The Gulf by Emily Calvin
Blake. A motion picture story with
a contest by John Carter Bass Is en-
titled "The Counter Intrigue" The
mystery grows deeper and deeper IN
another inStallment of John I. aAcln-
tyres serial. Traced Laura T.
Hfnkley has short story called Gu
pid,s Parting Shot
Among the special articles are The
VIII of the women" by Mary Heaton
worse. "Teacll:ng Your Child from
the Cradle" by Mrs. Winifred Sack
Vile Stoner, Unto the Third and
Fourth Generation" by Anna Steese
Richardson and, of course, Prof Lew
lis B. A1iyn's department, In Whlcn
he treats of "BeautifieTs That Are
Safe and Sane"
Hair and Half Hair, by Nalbo
BARLEY opening novelette, in August
Young's Magazine, tells how Ross
NTadoc sowed his wild oats-and how
The paid for them. y
/ In "The Girl Who Had No Name, :"
Forrest Halsey depicts powerfully
the struggle OF the girl who wants to
be star and yet who Will not sell
herself 1t is long. hard battle. and
this girl was not brave enough TO
/ fight 1t to the end.
Il wa NV Ia
E. Bradford shows how Lucy Smith
was confronted with common sense.
in the person of John Raymond, and
/ romantic thrills, in the person OF Hal
lCush;ng-and how John captured her-
Other excellent stories in this num-
Der are Altar of Yesterday, charm
ing love sketch by Newton A. Fues-
sic; THE Land of Begin Over Again
by Frank Chase, a story of pathos
by Lawrence MacLawrence, AN Eye
for An Eye" by billiard Booth. THE
Deliciousness Of DAVID by Gladys
iGreen and "The Case of Anne Cos
tello" by Winona Godfrey.
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| Included IN the fiction offering of
the August number OF the Designer
! are .Between Trains" by Waiter A.
Dyer and part two of Marion HIS
| serial. MCAllISISI7S vi wv >
| special articles include The Moth
ers" by Margaret Schiller. Home
TRANSFORMS the Adopted Child by
Isabel McDougal, Locating on Our
River. by Carlyle Ellis and Onward
the Business WomaniA Need" by
Anne Shannon Monroe. There are
dozens of interesting departments, in
lcluding, ofacourse, the big one de-
lyoted to fashions with elaborate IL
Illustrations, some in colors.
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"Dear Enemy the new Century
lserfal by Jean Webster, begins in the
August number 1t is not sequel.
though its brief character was also
in "Daddy Long Legs" which last
wear captured the country twice, first
as a novel, then as play. At the
request OF friends, Sally Mcbride
takes in charge an orphaned orphan
asvhIni. She has, or course, very deli
nite ideas about the right of every
hody to a little> happiness-even IN
stitutional orphans. There are OFF
fculties. but Sally in fight is spec
4 tacle not to be missed. Jean WEB
ster's drawings are as quaint as the
story itself.
Unusual among the features of the
August number is an article entitled
cart IN the Trenches" by Armand
nayot French inspector of fine arts.
Al the request Of the Century, M Day
Of made an, automobire tour at the
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