The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-25

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the magazines special representative
IL Washington on what Congress has
handed us in place of real defense.
brander Matthews contributes time
~ and interesting article on War
Songs study OF tho songs that ma
tons march and fight by. Favorite
stories by dozen famous persons are
given with thumbnail portraits under
the title OF THE Other Fellow
Thought This Funny" Eycrybody's
lays an important proposition sQuarely
before its readers in The New indie
pendence Day" by Howard Wheeler.
Fiction includes SPEEDY" story OF
three men and a maid in smart sum-
mer colony by Holworthy Hall: "Thir-
ty-Threed," tale Of the Mexican Dor
der by Lincoln Steffens Something
Like U.s." BY Margaret Burrous Mar
tin. Loving in BOytime,' by Carl /.
Henrikson and installments Of Mary
Robert Rineharts serial Sight I'm
seon,' and Talbot Mundy's serial,
Sight Unseen" and Talbot Mundy's
serial. King, Of the Khybcr Rifles"
The opening feature f the July
Century. "A Lost City OF the Andes"
by Harry A. FranCk. is the first article
TO appear OF 4 series by this uncon-
ventlonal young literary globe-trotter,
the author OF "a Vagabond Journey
Around the World" and other books,
describing his four years Of travel and
exploration in South America. Mr..
Franck tells OF his visit TO Machu Pic
chu, the mysterious white granite city
Of the InCaS which was for so many
centuries unknNwa to civilized man.
lost as 1t was la e Businesses OF the
Peruvian Andes.
Several months ago Sir Douglas
Haig succeeded Sir John French as
COMMUNICATIVE chief OF the British
army, yet to this day Americans know
less about Haig than about any OF
the other major figures Of the war.
Despite this, lIaigs war record up to
the time OF his final promotion was n
notable one. Alfred G. Gardiner. the
brilliant editor OF the London Daily
News who has made name for him
self by his brilliant character-studies
Of men OF today, contributes n sketch
OF General Haig's personality. with an
estimate OF British generalship as a
whole as exhibited in the war.
"Gallipoli: the Adventures OF Sur
vivOr," is the personal narrative Of A.
John Gallishaw, n Newfoundlander
who served in the British ranks dur
ing the DardaneIlcs campaign until he
was discharged severely wounded
Mr.. Gallishaw. who Is now a student
at Harvard. describes the horrors and
the splcndors Of that ill-starred Brit
ish venture as only one could who had
been through it.
Pictorial Review for July continues
the high standard, both in literature
and general articles. set by previous
numbers. The cover design Is b.
Henry F. Wireman. and is mething
entirely new in covers. There Is al
30 included in this issue particularly
fine production oLthe famous painting.
Her Cross" by lawson Wood. The
Editorial, What Patriotism Means to
Me" by DR.. Frank Crane, is very time
ly. THE Curve OF the Catenary," by
Mary Roberts RinehaTt. continues. this
being the second installment. with IL
Illustrations by Armand Both. Under
the heading Of fiction appear the fol-
lowing Short Stories: "Finality in
FreepOrt." by Susan Glaspell. illustra-
tons by Irma DcremeauX; The Car"
by Percival Gibbon. illustrations by
Dalton Stevens; THE Storm" by Ruth
Herrick Myers, illustrations by Thel-
ma Cudlipp; "a Man Of Means" by
Pelham Granville WoodehOuse and G..
H. Bovill. illustrations by John r..
AaNI
William II. Handy. illustrations by
Herman Pfeifer. The special articles
are How TO Start Cleanup Day
Campaign" prIze-winninG letters from
board OF health officers: Mary Rob-
erts RInehart.' by Martha l.. Root;
Potatoes Versus PerGolas." ITO Work
or Not to Work"-a difference OF opin-
ion between 4 discontinued wife and q
tired business woman. decorations by
Paul Julian Meylan; and "Baby's
Health in Summer" the fifth in a new
series OF intimate articles OF vital in
terest to mothers, by Anna Steese
Richardson.
Among the good things in the July
number Of McClure's magazine in
clute The Amazing Fraud" by c. P.
Connolly, being the chronicle Of how
three young Americans robbed the
Bank OF England OF $5.OOO.OO0 Char
lie Chaplin's Million Dollar Walk" by
Edward II. Smith: "DivOrcing Your
Uncle" in which James II. Collins tells
how TO get rid OF loan shark: The
Cage Door," by Mary Heaton Worse:
Filming the Shoppers" an up-to-date
movie story by Louise Closer Hale;
Just Thirty Days" a story of So
worth Of advice by Holworthy Hall;
''The Desert Rat" another in the Sc
ries Of exciting Mexican border stories
by 3. NJ. Bower and Buck Connor;
'1The Two Fears" by Robert Hlchens:
the second installment Of VIII Loving
ton Comforts "Piry Of the PHILIPPINES"
and a chapter OF the anonymous serial,
''The Straight Road"
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In the July American Magazine Is
an interesting article by Merle CrOwell
about ''Unele John" RrAShear. astrOn-
OmOr and sciontlst considered BY
Charles N. Sehwab to1he The moat won.