Evening journal., 1917-01-02
THE JANUARY MAGAZINES

One hundred dollars is offered by
The Peoples Home Journal this month
10 any C>s who submits the best title
for the picture appearing on its cover
design II is a very attractive pic
turc. and the offer is surely we'll
worth q try Stories this month are
particularly interesting and present
romance. adventure. love and char
acter studies in a vivid and true fash
ion. Some OF the stories appearing
his month are THE ship That Dis
appeared" by stephen Wayne Ran
dali: The Red Belt of Old Sutpine,"
by William Merriam Rouse; The
Lost Patricia by Annie NJ. Barnes;
by Right OF Inheritance by Hilda
Gilbert; AT Oriolo HILL by Harriet
Whitney Durb.n; philip Trever'a
Dilemma by Charles Garvice: and
1.-THE Ivory God" by Annie Swan.
Tho Fashion, Household and other
departments contain the usual num-
her OF helpful and interesting fea-
lures.
George Bernard Shaw, Edwin Mark
ham, Walter Pulitzer, Louis Post. j.
Frederick Essary and other promi-
nent magazine writer's are among
those contributing to the current is
sue Of "Pulitzer's Review" The sub
iects all deal with various national
and International questions, which
are Of special moment at the present
time. They are interestingly, clear
ly and concisely written.
Topics Of the Day, Foreign Com
ment, Science and Invention, Let
ters and Art, Religion and Social
Service. Book Reviews and Articles
on Investments and Finance. make
up the contents OF the latest issue
iof Literary Digest" This is one of
the leading magazines published in
which important issues of the day
arc discussed in an unbiased and
Straightforward manner. Some OF
The articles appearing in this issue
arc Feed America First More In
The Pay Envelope" Letting Rou-
mauia Pay the Price" The Threat
ened Disruption Of the Entente Ire
lands Great Opportunity" Our Re
sponsibility for the U-Boat War"
fGeneral Funston and the Baptists."
and many others too numerous TO
thrdtiOn.
or,
Sem magazine which might he called
Rnd eHome OF the Essay is the AT
1csafc Monthly II is 4 pleasure tc
TEN that the old-fashioned essay.
s.. though it does come 10 us now
sssed up in modern topics to suit
ne tastes Of a critical public is not
nn.ltirely a thing OF the past and that
.sere Is a magazine which has revived
ITS usuage. All the articles appear
ing in the latest issue of this maya
inc uphold the very h ghost stand
ards of magazine writing and style
and so "meaty" are the subjects pre-
ented that q reader gets a great deal
az GOOD wholesome literary nourish-
h4ent from reading this magazine.
kyIlb more than four hundred pic
tttfea, Illustrating two hundred arti-
us 81 pract cally every phase of
science. As il touches our lives, the
Popular science Monthly for January
t. perhaps the most interesting issue
os TIE mAgkzinc ever published. The
latest deve,opments and inventions
arc recorded in the fields OF agrlcul'
,l.rai rcxDce, The autaicobile indus
try. citiE ttnhcianical and electrical
en- ..ineering housekeeping. l1edicine
and hyz' ono, natural science. and mo-
lion-pic faresln and photography
Among other inlportant articles are
raptsin Pprter:s device for detecting
counterfeit Iaoney; freakish acct
dents. proving that your home is the
most dangerous place in the world
protecting a ba.tleship against tor
pedoes; mechanical rock-worm
Safeguarding the nations money; q
mechanical teleph(nc operator: an
eight hour day clock; rore riches OF
the Philippines; farming in our eel
lar: reforming bad boyT With egg
shells: fireless locomotive seeing
the sounds that you sing, putting the
sun ~ work In the house, endan-
rering your life for an imaginary
line: riding bicycle on your stOm
ach. the only ce-skating bear n the
world. and turning the motorcycle
into a motor ico-sled.
There arc sixteen picture page de
ecribing subjects innumerablo.
The Woman Home Companion tol
January is an interesting numhr
Tiled with good things for those VIC