Evening journal., 1916-05-04

"Delineator" for this month con-
tains so many delightful stories and
features that it will no doubt at
tract even more than its usual num-
ber OF readers. Among some of its
most important features are "The
Patter Lady" by Grace Sartwell Mo-
son; "Why / Fight Liquor" by Ex-
Governor Patterson, of Tennessee;
paul and the Playwright" by L.
Allan Harker; Brother Babbitt,"
by Alice Garland Steele; "How We
Support Our District Nurse" by
Henry Rood. and singing Lessons
For Everybody" by Theodor Hoeck.
The household, children's. fash
ions. needlework and other depart
ments are replete with any number
Of specially interesting and helpful
articles which will appeal TO all
readers.
In the May "Woman's Home Com
panion," the editor asks squarely n
the American public wants unclean
motion picture films, giving evidence
that seems to show that such films
are widely preferred. The article,
entitled "lncompatibiity, Your Hon
or" by Justice John J. Freschi,
gives a study Of the divorce problem
in addition to which there are many
excellent articles and good short
stories. Articles OF particular inter-
est are Good and Bad Piano Les
sons" by William Armstrong;
Would You Want Your Daughter TO
Marry a Minister" "The Bird Gar
den." and "The Fifty Dollar Shack
That Cured My Wife Of Tuberculo-
sis"
Among the serials and short stories
are "The Psychological Moment" by
Dorothy Garfield; "The Old Man OF
the Field" by Mary e. wilkins Free
man; "a Land Where the Wild
Thyme Blows" by Walter Prichard
Eaton; "The Blue Envelope" by
Sophie Kerr; "The Rising Tide by
Margaret Deland; "Chloe Malone.
bv Fannie Heaslip Lea and "A Night
Call" by William Chester Estabrook.
Excellent material is contained In
all the regular departments.
Containing 500 pictures and detail
ed descriptions Of any number Of oddi-
lies new patents and all sorts of labor
saving devices the May issue OF the
"Popular Science Monthly" is better
than ever. Among some OF the many
features appearing in this number
are Helpless United States, How
the Modern Horse Doctor Works,
Building New York's Submarine SUB.
way" Magnetic Hands for Crippled
Soldiers" "A Diving Helmet for
Everybody" and "Outperiscoping the
Periscope." There is also an article
this month. which explains in detail
lust how to build bungalow.
The practical Workers and
radio" departments contain much
valuable and interesting information
Seventeen realistic short stories
appear in the May issue OF "Young's'
magazine Writers contributing this
month are Louise Winter. ". Carey
Wonderly. Louise De Forest Shelton
Andre Soutar. Carrie Louisa Shaw
Louise Taylor Davis. Thomas Edge
low. Marietta Stockard. Hazel Mar
porie Smith. Allan Dunn. Margare
=. Sangster. Jr.. Isabel WoOdmaI
Watt. f. r. Bailey. Esther Grissei
Richardson. G.. l.. S.. Alpheus Lincoli
and d. Podger.
An illuminated picture Of nigh
view Of the Woolworth Building II
New York is an attractive cover de
sign for the May issue Of the "Ameri
can City" magazine. However. tn
inside Of this magazine proves evei
more attractive than the outside
which all readers will find for them
selves. Strong and Interestingly
written articles dealing with variou
question OF municipal and civic inter
est feature the contents of this maya
zine. Among some of the features ap
pearing in this issue are Lighting tn
Lincoln Highway" Road Oiling Il
the Middle West" "The Civic Wor
OF the Minnesota Woman's Clubs,
Material and Methods for ROa
Maintenance" "Ohce systems 10
County Highway Engineers" "Cul
verts and Short Span Bridges in Ken
lucky" and many others.
Sports Aheld" for May Is an ex
oeptionally interesting number
has many breezy and outdoor art
cles in It which have a very refresh
ing and exhilerating effect upon tn
reader. Among some Of the storie