Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-10

enue law, including income tax
changes. is printed in full. There are
also the national laws on farm loans.
rural post roads. trusts and child la
bor together with var Gus state laws
on workmen's compensation and
widows pensions. Thcre-is a review
of all important legislation OF 1916 IN
New York and the other States.
Election figures include the official
returns Of the President al vote from
all the States. Statements are given
of campaign receipts and dishurse-
ments by the national parties.
Motor car laws OF The States are
summarized and particulars are given
OF automobile organizations and man
ufactures.
In medicine there are special papers
on anthrax and on infantile paralysis,
the latter with reference 10 last sum
mer's epldemlc AID the results Of
study by doctors and health experts
Along with departments new to this
issue, the Almanac retains its custo7
mary pages OF tabula.ed facts and
figures I'm all lines, Is tables OF the
years news events it's mortuary lists.
its pedigrees Of millionaires, its pop
ulatiOn figures, directories to state
and nat 'onal governments and count
less features OF up-to-date interest
The books distinction lies in serving
no special field, but in specially serv-
ing the whole field Of readers refer
ence.
nnntrI.r AV.nI.n..Nr..
this month contains articles and pic
lures bearing on subjects OF great in
terest TO old and young alike II is
one OF the best numbers which its
editors have ever issued and al in
terested in sciences, arts and crafts.
oddities. new labor saving devices.
etc, will find this magazine full Of in
formation and interest. Those me-
chanically inclined will find the yari-
Gus departments and shop notes de-
cidedly worth while
Contents for the Worlds Work this
month are particularly timely and in
teresting. Always a leading magazine
for sane editorial thought and up-to-
the-mlnute articles this months Is
sue is even better than usual THE
March of Events" the now very we'll
known editorial symposium, includes
comment upon such subjects as "The
Shell Plowed Battlefield of For
Vaux." "A League 10 Enforce Justice. %
What the President Is Trying to Do
THE Business Management Of War.
"a Final Blow al Tammany Hall
Retail Prosperity IN 1916" etc
Among other articles are why the
Allies Expect 10 VIM" Investments
n . -
ant Hint to U.s." Paying or the MORT
gage on the United States" How
Much Fresh Air Can a Well Man
Stand?" and others.
The current Issue OF the W0man's
World. a magazine which has more
than two million subscribers, is one
Of the best womans magazines pub
llshed and a perusal Of this months
issue will easily convince one Of that
statement Appearing this month are
such stories as 1.-THE Light in the
Window" by John A. Moroso; "The
Secret OF the Storm Country" by
Grace Miller White; can Angel Of
Light" by Elmore Elliott Peake and
others. The various household depart
ments are up TO the usual STANDARD
and contain much Of value and inter
est to all.
Everybody's Magazine for this
month is a magazine which everybody
should read. II is teeming with in
tensely interesting stories while iti
feature articles are very timely and
vital. IAN Interview with the Presi
dent" by George Creel is perhaps
the dominating article appearing this
month. Other articles and stories In
clude THE Parson Who Believed In
Pictures" by Carlyle Ellis; Long
Live the King" by Mary Roberts
Rinehart; "The Nursery" by Burgess
Johnson; Confessions OF War Cor
respondent" by William G. Shepherd
i"Dormie One by Holworthy Hall;
l"Being Shaved Here and on the Other
Side" by Homer Cnoy; Bunk" by
Lincoln Steffens. and "A Spring
Night" by Nina Putnam Wilcox.