The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-03
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Nan OF Music Mountain" a new
serial story by Frank H. Spearman.
is started In the October number Of
Eyerybody's Magazine. 1t is big
adventure romance Of the Rocky
mountains. Leaders toward World
Peace" by William Hard is study
of views concerning national prepar-
edness. James Montgomery Flagg
contributes an amusing challenge t.
authors in which he dares them to
write story around group of IL
Illustrations and in which side lights
are given on the working habits of
some well known writer's. William
Allen Johnston tells about one Of the
biggest motion picture colonies in
the world. DR.. Woods Hutchinson
shows where greatness comes from
and punctures the illusion Of the self
made man in Why is Genius?"
Short stories include THE Road
to Mandel's" by Macmillan Foster.
sPiute VS.. Piute." baseball story,
by Charles q. Van Loan and Sun.
day Afternoon = a story aboutga trav
cling man in country hotel, by
Grace Sartwell Mason.
Special articles In the current num-
Der OF the American Review of Re-
views include Weak Points in Our
National Defense" by j. Bernard
Walker; "Germany's Downfall as q
| Colonial Power by Charles John
/ ston, Thomas Mott Osborne, Re-
former" by Howard Florance: "The
New Methods at Sing Sing Prison"
| by Thomas Mott Osborne, "Automo-
blles by the Million" by ]. George
Frederick, Invisible Government"
ms described by. Elihu Root, French
/ Character under Test by Dallas d.
IN. McGraw. american Business
| Transformed. by the War" by Charles
f. Speare and "Newfoundland's Re-
cruits on Sea and Land" by P. II.
! McGrath.
4 The new war narrative. by Cleve-
land Moffett is contained in the -Oc-
\ tober number Of McClure's Maya
Zine. It is called Saving, the Ma
4 ton" and 1t tells how the great
West rallies to save the East. Anna
Steese Richardson contributes an IN
teresting article on Who Closed the
Theater in Your Town?-Was It the
Movies, the Manager, or You?"
a. n 4-s,
"The Proof OF the Pudding new
novel by Meredith Nicholson-by the
wayl his first novel ever to be serial
ized-beginss in the October issue Of
the Red Book Magazine. At the same
thine this publication Is publishing
serials by Rupert Hughes and Sir Gi!-
bert Parker. The simultaneous pre-.
sentation7 Of the work OF; three such
authors means getting out a magazintl
on scale which has never been at
tempted before.
Mr.. Hughes's novel is called 1.-THE
Thirteenth Commandment" 1t is the
story of girl who refuses to live on
any mans money. Sir Gilbert Park
er's novel Is q story laid in Canada.
wild Youth" 10 its title and beyond
question 1t Is one OF the strongest
pieces OF work that have ever come
from his accomplished hand.
In addition to this pretentious ser
ial program the October issue Of the
Red Book as usual contains twelve
short stories. One of them is the be-
ginning OF series by Peter B. Kyne.
The others are by such noted writer's
as Melville DAVIDSON Post, Kennett
Harris, Ellis Parker Butler, Edwin L
Sabin and Ray sprigle.
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A striking story by hitherto nm.
known English writer in the October
Century is .The Friends" 8 story
made out OF the most Commonplace
materials which has for all that q
cumulative interest that Is fairly as
founding. The Century claims this
story and its author, Stacy AumonIer,
las q discovery.
In the October American Magaztre
Olive Higgins Prouty begins new
serial novel entitled THE Fifth
Wheel" It Is the story OF the revolt
LOT Ruth Vars, q New England girl OF
good family. who tired OF the conven-
ltional prospect before the ordinary
woman and decided to break loose and
live her own life.
Norman Strong. writing under tti-
title .'jrowing Old At Fifty, tells how
lhe made himself over sphysisa ally and
mentally when he had reached the
late korties. s " ,t ls's n sSs
STANLEY Jchnson gives the second
ifrist if1itfik al lfAf \ I'll Youth ,A3de