Evening journal., 1915-04-05
THE APRIL MAGAZINES
BY GENE BROWN.

ING dlfo-tI Obilbbtibns NY AfNA
don Wright is the title of the novel
ette appearing in this months issue
of Youngs Magazine. and which
proves TO be an intensely interesting
and unusual story. other stories To-
be found in this months Yolng's
Magazine include Mrs. Beyerley's
Gray Hair" by Isabel Ostrander;
"The Brute" by Forrest Halsey: a
Gentleman of the Old School," by Ed
win Pugh: About Town" by Louise
Winter: "The Prettiest Face" by
Agnes Boulton; Perfume OF Amber
by Miriam Cruikshank: "The Better
Way" by John Carmichal; "She
Danced in the Garden of Love-" by
Gertrude Brooke Hamilton; 1.-The
White Man of Busbusque." by Harri-
son Liebe: "A Bad Investment by
Anna NJ r. Thomson; "The Girl Who
Was Charming" by Nora Dunblane;
Just the Soul of Dog" by Leland
5. Chester;. Dream Dust, by Lucy
Stone Keller: "The Man Who Went
! Back" by Matilda Spaulding The
Seductive Moment" by Vance Palmer
and Her Wedding Day by Miriam
] Van lmwegen.
Containing four strong and force
ful editorials on timely and interest
ing subjects, four stories Of keen in
terest and strength and any number
of happy, practical suggestions in the
various household cookery needle
work. music and fashion departments,
the April issue of Woman's World.
is an exceptionally interesting and
attractive number. Stories this month
include the second instaliment of the
new serial by Lillian Bell entitled
'The Change in Beulah Marsh" "The
Doctors Story of Hester Winfield" by
Grace Sartwell Mason; Life in a
Small Town." by a Country Parson
and The Man Who Wasn't Wise" by
Imogene Clark. Balance is the sub
ject of a strong and logical editorial
by DR.. Frank Crane and "The Ticket
Agent" is the title of another OF the
business girl stories by Maude Rad
ford Warren. All the other depart
ments literally abound with bright
and useful suggestions and complete
what is an unusually attractive and
interesting number
In its April number the Woman's S
Home Companion continues its move
ment for better motion picture films
throughout the United States In the
same number Anna Steese Richard
son begins a new series entitled Mrs.
Larry's Adventures in Thrift" Alma
Gluck, the famous soprano in the Met
ropolitan Opera Company of New
York city writes on sincerity in
Singing" Anne Morgan, daughter of
the late J. Pierpont Morgan. con-
tributes a talk to American girls en-
titled, "The Girl and Her Future"
Charles Il. Jefferson. pastor of the
Broadway Tabernacle of New York
city, writes an Easter sermon and
Albert Lee begins a new series en-
titled. "Made-in-America Vacations
Fiction is contributed by Alice Brown
Mary Heaton Worse. Sophie Kerr I'm
derwood, Mabel Dill and Mary Hast
, ings Bradley.
The regular fashion, cooking ycuns
, peoples, and housekeeping depart
ments are lively with practical sug
gestions and entertaining features.
! In the April American Magazin,
Cleveland Moffitt tells the story OF {
r wonderful new invention that wsU
prevent collisions at sea and render
, the deadly submarine practically use
! less as far as injurying an enemy''
ship is concerned. In the same is.
sue, Ring W. Lardner, author of "Thl
: Letters of a Busher." picks an al
American baseball team and Ida NJ
Tarbell continues her series entitled
p "The Golden Rule in Business" hei
r story this month being entitled tn,
! Hours of Labor"
Conspicuous among the short stor
les in this issue is a political stor,
n entitled "The Lame Duck" writer
by Brand Whitlock. other fiction o
special interest and power is con
], tributed by David Grayson. Ellis Par
ker Butler, Louis Graves, william
Mcleod Raine and George Fitch
|, James Montgomery Flagg. the cele
brated New York wit and artist. hal
. done an amusing piece in word ant
= pictures which satirizes visiting an
D. visitors and the two departments. In
teresting People and the Theatre com
d plete what is an unusually origina
= and entertaining number.
: "Pegreen." new serial story +
= Eleanor Hoyt BrainuTu, another in
y stallment of Little Miss Crouch" b.
. Samuel Hopkins Adams: Finding
Family" by Mrs. A. +. p. Spearing
y ultima Thule" by John Galeswor
l. thy and "Uncle Dicks Story of tn
l. Whale" are the titles of four excep
o tiOnally interesting and original stor
Is les appearing in the April issue O
l. the Delineator, and that vitally hel
le to make this number one of the mos
i entertaining of The month. Other fea
"a lures that will no doubt arouse wide
S. spread interest and attention, includ
IS an article by an eminent New YoE
5 electrician on "The Bogy OF Materna
Impressions" an article that declare
y child cannot be marked throug
le pret-natal influence. Talks on tn
n Appreciation of Art" by Arthur Wes
al ley Dew; Home Hunger" by Rub
'e Ross Goodnow and "A Soldier {
a the Good" by Elizabeth Johnston.
ID Features i'm the various household
as cookery. fashion, children's gardenin
ne and needlework departments includ
le any number of bright. happy sugges
a tions that prove practical and usefu
re What is undoubtedly one of til
Esnappiest and liveliest magazines pull
le lished this month is the America
a Boy" containing as il does any nun
er Der of stories and features that appe;
o. to both young and old. Fiction TIL
NJ month includes "The Worms Apr
s Turning" by Walter Kellogg Tow
Id pers: "A Hammerhead Film" by
lie S. Stribling; "The Ieapinf Ouanal