Evening journal., 1915-11-03

Book magazine. there are three Sc
rails, by Rupert Hughes. Meredith
Nicholson and Gilbert Parker, any one
OF which would have been considered
an unusual headliner short time
back. and twelve short stories. The
leading feature among these is a short
story by J. NJ. Barrie-it's Just the sort
of whimsical bit of humOr you'd hope
Barrie might write; and in addition
you find short stories by James Oliver
Curwood, Maude Radford Warren. AL
bert Payson Terhune. Walter Jones,
Ellis Parker Butler. Ray Sprigle, L.
j. Beeston. and others equally well
known.
The American Boy magazine, for
November. proves an especially inter-
esting Thanksgiving issue. The first
installment of a new serial. entitled
"The Fighter" by Gardiner Hunting;
''Old Job Fliny," by Thomas Buding
ton and Dawes Thanksgiving Visitor,
by Harold De Polo. make excellent
holiday reading. A timely football
article, by V. e. Pritchard, Burned
Away" by c. II. Claudy; Fighting the
North by Connie Morgan; Star
Face" by Harold Titus; Get the
News" by Donal Hamilton Haines;
"The Plodder." by Victor Lauriston;
mark Tidd In Business" by Clarence
c. Kelland. and Indian Lodge Post,
by Dillon Wallace. complete the fiction
stories, i'm addition to which there are
any number of special feature stories.
The November issue of this magazine
also contains the annual subscription
premium list
"The ThankfEllest Day" by Dorothy
Calhoun: Going Home Jy Alexander
Black. and another installment ot
'The Wonder Woman by Mae van
Norman Long. are the fiction stories
appearing in this month issue OF NC
Call's magazine. other features IN
this magazine include Adopting a
Rural SCHOOL, by Myra G. Reed !
: "The Excuse Of Old Age by Helen
Christine Bennett; The MlnuoN
Garden in Winter by Eben Il. keH-
ford: "A Family A. B. C., Dy hal,
riett Ida Eager, and In BomoarGeu .lt
Relorado.- by Esmee Everard. The
"Iancv Work and Leisure Hours !;
ccaking housekeeping. fashion, christ
os s,,ogestions. mothers. children's
and EDITORIAL departments contain
\ muCl lndl 10 heipi"' 49,
terest to all readers.
In the strand Magazine for Novem-
.tora anpears a lot of bright ana
nD.to-date war stories, fresh from the
trenches in Europe. Besides there are
;nnumerable articles of timely interest,"
ana a bountiful selection of fiction
In his regular monthly dramatic sec
tion MASKS and Faces" Wendeil
pbillins Dodge writes of dog stars on
The stage from Shakespeare's day to
the nresent time. Alan Grahams IN
tenselv interesting serial story Inc
n Great German Plot" continues, ano
among other leading features OF eN'
traordinary caliber is an article tha
vac written BY Count Tolstoy, OF
How Much Land Does Man ke
nuire?" The number abounds in hrst
class fiction and is profusely Illus
:, trated with original drawings anS
photographs.
The November issue of the Ameri
NJ can magazine contains a remarkaol'
story. entitled Destiny by Car
Matthison Chaplin. other stories ar
''Tbe War Buzzard" by e. Richar'
Schayer. "Why I want to Play Emm'
McChesney." by Ethel Barrymore, ant
"A Fool and His Money" which l
~ written by crook OF New York city
The prize winning letters in the con
test "The Most Difficult Thing
Ever Did" are published in this mum
ber. Stanley Johnson continues hi
series of articles. youth Leads tn
Way" and Olive Higgins Prouty ha
in another installment of her ne'
serial story. "The Fifth Wheel
James Montgomery Flagg, Georg
Fitch. Frank Hurbert O'Hara. Arthu
L. Buzzell and Gellett Burgess ar
other contributors this month. A ne'
department called Habits" starts i
this months issue. while the Interest
ing People and the Family's None
are filled with helpful and timely sul
gestions
Motor Search Light Spotting tn
Bomb Dropper" is perhaps the dom
mating feature in the Popular Science
Monthly and Worlds Advance mags
zine for the month of November.
shows how useful this invention
In conducting modern warfare. Othe
features in this excellent magazin
are Making the Panama Canal
goaling Station TOT the WOrld.
Spiders That Work for a Living
"An Electric Door Opener" "Oil Vel
Sunk in the Bed of the Ocean, "Ho
. Cheating Gamblers Mark Cards
"Stewing Canned Fruit in the Jars
a travelling bag life preserver ste
sleeves to protect housewives hand
a. steering boats by wireless and mar
other inventions. patents and odditi'
are also to be found in the Noyemb'
issue of the magazine. The radio Sc
ton and the Home Craftsman Depar
ment contain many unique and he'll
ful features. The magazine
abundantly illustrated
In the November Woman's Hon
Companion Fannie Heaslip Lea, a
< thor Of the "Siclly Ann" stories. b
gins another of her lively and refres
ing love serials entitled Chloe NJ