Evening journal., 1917-06-13
JUNE MAGAZINES

Containing many breezy typical
American Boy" stories. this months
issue OF the american Boy" magazine
Is one that viii lend its appeal 70 all
true blooded Americans, whether
young or old. In this months number
there appears a story entitled "A
Yankees Adventures with the British
Flyers" which is exceptionally inter
esting, while among others appearing
this month are "The Story OF Boy
in the United States Navy" and Tales
Of the American and the French Ar
mics" The magazine is abundantly IL
Illustrated and contains many practical
and helpful hints in its various depart
ments.
Well rounded in fiction and special
articles. the June Woman's Home
COMPANION 10 an entertaining and use-
full number The fiction includes THE
Ineligibles," by Eleanor Hoyt Brain
erd: 1.-THE She'll by Mary Stewart
Cutting; Straight Facts About Todd"
BY Margaret Busbee Ship; Mostly
starch by Mabel Dill, and 1.-The
Beautiful Joke" by Annie Hamilton
Donnell.
Will MANTLE paralysis recur this
summer is the question asked by DR..
Roger II. bennett IN his article en-
titled After Infantile Paralysis"
Other articles are: "UncontrOllable
YOUNGSTERS, Three Points Of View
BY Miriam Finn Scott; Ethel New
come. " by Laura Spencer Portor; "The
Chocolate Bonbons Look" by Rather
inc Lawson; "An Automobile Camp
ing Trip" by Zoe A. Tilghman, and
"The Last-Minute Garden" by Grace
Tabor.
Capital stories and serials abound
in the June issue Of the Peoples /
Home Journal" while stirring poems
and numerous helpful and practical
hints in the various departments COM
blne 10 make this magazine one of
the best of the current month. The
word Service" Is the keynote Of ali
the stories and articles appearing
this month and man and woman, boy
and girl are each shown how they can
do their bit in the pressing need for
service.
"Everybody's" magazine for June Is
one Of the brightest and most at
tractive magazines Of the current
month. Stories and features contained
therein are clean, refreshing and
tensely interesting while the various
departments are up TO the usual stand
ard and contain much that is valu-
able and interesting. Among the writ
ers contributing this month are Hol-
worthy Hall, George Creel Wilbur s.
Boyer. Marie Mattingly Mellony. Mary
ROBBERS Rinehart, Ernest Poole. Maude
Mortimer, Isaac MarcOsson. Edward
Hungerford and others.
For things mechanical not a more
interesting or valuable magazine could
be found en- the market this month
than Popular Mechanics" Il Is alto.
gether one OF the biggest and best
numbers ever gotten out by It's pub
fishers and one which will appeal 70
the magazine reading public general
ly. In addition 20 the reading matter
contained therein the magazine Il
abundantly illustrated with full page
Illustrations and other pictures. IT
The Shop Notes many practical hints
on the making Of various mechanical
devices are given.
Some OF the leading magazine writ
ers OF the present day are contribu
tors TO the June issue Of "Harper's'
magazine. All the stories and feature
are strong and timely and are writer
in an interesting and attractive style
Harper's magazine ranks as one o
the standard magazines published Il
this country. ands II is always full o
unusually interesting and informative
reading material whereby Il neye
fails to hold the interest OF all read
ers. This months number is excep
tionally good.
In the June American Magazine
Booth Harrington has a stirring ant
timely article on Middle Western
Apathy" II explains the former stti
tude Of the Middle West in regard Il
the war and predicts its future course
nov that the flags are up"
THE Story OF a Wife-Made Man
by an anonymous writer, is a frank
discussion Of the effect of marriage
on business success. "A 'Top-Notcher
az 49," by Alfred Grunberg. tells the
story OF Matthew c. Brush, once a
he"sooy, now the head OF a great
street railroad system. Among the
othefs articles are, what Men
, would You Bet On as Being Honest %
~ fred {, Kelly; "Acting-a part
Tine job. by Walter Prichard Eaton
Massachusetts" by William Roscoe
mayer; is Your job Keeping Ur
With Your Age" by B. G. Bean. or
a nom Ooscurity,' by an ex-U. S. Sen