Evening journal., 1915-08-03
THE AUGUST MAGAZINES

The "Delineator" for August con-
tains many interesting stories and
features. 1.-THE Hidden Spring" by
Clarence B. Kelland is the title of a
new serial story that win no doubt
keep all its readers keyed up In in
terest. Other stories and features
include A Mother of the Movies by
Mrs. w. B. Meloney, "And They Lived
Happily Ever Afterward" by Avery
Abbott, Through the Land Of the
Black Mountaineers" by Demetra
vaka Watch Her Exercises" by Dr.
B. Wallace Hamilton. "The Pyramid
of Success" by Louise Collier Wilcox
and another installment of the serial
story by Eleanor Hoyt Brainard. en-
titled "Pegreen."
Features in all the other depart
ments are up to the usual standard
and complete what is an especially
interesting number.
"The Wickedness of Innocenzia" by
L. Frank Tooker is the title of a
new serial story the first installment
OF which appears in the August num-
Der of the Ladies World" II is
an unusual and extremely interest
in this magazine this. month are:
The Readiustment" by Emily Calvin
Blake. "The Counter Intrigue by
John Carter Bass. another INSTALL
ment OF Traced" by John T. Nc
Intyre and "Cupid's Parthian Shot"
by Laura L. Hinkley. Features in
the other departments are exception
ally interesting and helpful
The August issue of "Scribner's May
axine Is the twenty annual fiction
number and as always it contains stor-
les Of the kind that have made American
short stories the best in the world.
Stories appearing in this number in
clude novelette, entitled "Aliss Thom.
asina Tucker by Kate Douglas Wiegn
"No 6" dramatic sketch. by stephen
Phillips: 'Nother Nachree." by James
B. Connolly; "Letitia" by Gordon Ar
thur Smith, "At thef End of the Rain
bow hv Jennette Lee: "A Little Trag-
edy at Coocoocache" by George r.
Marsh "Hcr First Marrying by Una
Hunt, and another installment Of the in
tenscly interesting serial story entitled
"Tho Freelands' hy John Galsworthy.
Two feature articles entitled "lmpres-
sions Of the English Attitude Toward
the War" hy Frederick w Whittridee,
and 9isbon and Cintra" by Ernest
peixotto and several poems. prove in-
teresting and delightful reading.
In the August Woman's Home Com
panion. which is called "The Vanity
Number" Anne Brvan Mccall writes an
Interesting page entitled valuable Van
ityr Alice tarnham Leader. New
York physician. writes an article full of
sound advice entitled allealth and Good
l.ools;' Boliin Lynde Hartt writes an
Interesting page entitled Lets Talk
About the Weather. Anna Steese Rich
.orison makes another contribution TO
her series entitled "Mrs. l.arry's Adven-
hres in Thrift An added feature is an
unfinished story by Sophie Kerr 500 in
prizes are offered for the best suggestion
as to how the story should be concluded.
Hair and Half Hair" by Nalbro
BARLEY Is the opening novelette, ap-
pearing in the August issue Of
"Youne's" magazine II tells the
story of Ross Madoc who sowed his
wild oats and how he paid for them.
Other stories this month are The
Girl Who Had no Name by Forrest
Haisey. "A Slice of Romance" by VIII
liam n Bradford "The Woman Who
Understood" by c. Courtney Savage,
Between the Eyes" bv Louise Win
ter. Altar of Yesterday" by Newton
A. Fresche, "A Land of Begin over
Again" by Frank Chase. "The Plays
the Thing" by Lawrence MacLaw-
renee. "An Eye for an Eye by Hilliard
Booth, "The Deliciousness of David
by Gladys Green and "The Case of
Anne Costello" by Winona Godfrey
Dollars For Money" by Darra
More "A Department of Child Train
ing by Professor Nj. V. O'Shea "The
oMolvesr by John Nicholas Benel.
= The Right Kind of Life Insurance"
= hy John NJ Oskison and "The Woman
Who Nags Herself" by Mary Carolyn
y Davies are just a few Of the many
Nsplendid features that appear this
month in the Mothers" magazine.
IN addition 10 these features there
are any number of intensely inter
esting and real short stories and
t. many helpful and happy suggestions
m the various household departments
Among the writer's contributing this
month are Helen Christine Bennett.
r. Leslie Giliiams. Elizabeth Wat
Helen Deering Forbes, Elizabeth Wat
son klots Margaret Ashmun. Nancy
Stowe Barnes Laura Spencer Por-
tor and many others equally as well
known 10 magazine readers
"McCalls' magazine for August is
an especially interesting and attrac-
tive number. Among those contrihut-
ing this month are Edna Erie Wilson
who has in a story entitled Wanted