Evening journal., 1917-05-02

In the NAY "WOmans Home Com
panion' are a number OF unusual short
stories and several exceptionally in
teresting special feature articles, in
addition 70 the household departments
which are very ably conducted Among
the writer's contributing this month
are iona Gale Temple Bailey. Juliet
Wilhor rompkins. Margaret Busbee
Shipn. Fannie Haslip Lea, Margaret
Oeland the Rev Charles T. Jefferson
CLYDE Stiliweu Olive Rush and others
The department on cooking is CON
Quoted By Cora Farmer Perkins
Fashions are discussed by Grace Mar
raret Gould Among the regular de-
narfmcnts are "The Woman Motorist.'
BY c. H. Claudy; Better Babies;
Better Films" selected by Helen
Duey: "The Tower Room" conducted
bv Anne Byran Mccall and The Ex-
change. It's a good number from cover
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A feast Of good stories awaits Amer
can boys who read The American
Boy magazine for May. All the feat.
ures and stories are OF exceptional
merit and together with the various
departments make this magazine one
Of the leading numbers OF the month.
Stories and features in the "Peo-
pies Home journal" are as usual. Of
The very highest standard and quality
Fiction. this month is unusually in
teresting while an other features. are
very timely and attractVely written
SO that 10 would be hard TO find more
delightful current magazine.
War. and Americas reaction 20 the
new complexion Of the international
situation. hold first place In this
months "Everybody's" There are two
hig articles on phases OF preparedness
81 George Crecl and William G. Shep-
herd In fiction values the issue Is
-lch Harold Titus has written a thrill
u4 narrative OF heroism Lars the
unthlnking" Then there is tale OF
stage life "The Late Betsey Baker,
oy Mrs Jacques Futrele and Amy
Inrd0n Gurlitz contributes a fantasy,
The Eagles Nest" Mary Roberts
2nehart continues TO thrill her many
-4aders with Long Live the King a
1bVei which enters IT'S third install
litnt this month His Family the
aopel by Ernest Poole, which ran
hrough the winter. Is concluded In
his issue. There is verse OF fine DUAL
u.s. and broad appeal The II S. Y. L.
s. department contains names and
photographs Of officers. Then there is
De always diverting Chestnut Tree"
N what are three OF the strongest
and most concisely written articles OF
ne month on the subject. the Nay is
sue Of the Worlds Work discusses
the Revolution IN Russia The ar
ticies are written by Samuel y. Par
per. A. y. Sakhnovsky and A. J. Sack.
Their titles are "The Rise OF Russian
: Democracy" Prince Lvon. Leader OF
tda Zemstvos' and The New Leaders
Of Russia Another strong and ex-
ccptionally interesting article in this
magazine this moE,h is Talc0tt VII
Hams. "The Spread OF Democracy
All other stories and features in this
months issue are vital and ably writ
ten and readers who care TO put them
selves mp on the various questions
or the day will do well TO procure a
>ropy Of the May Worlds Work"
Stories and features appearing IN
this months issue Of "Harper's" maya
zinc are very interesting and timely
Among the writer's contributing are
Holman Day, John Masefeld. Alice
Brown. Wilbur Daniel Steele. John
BurrOughs. William Dean HoweIs
Forrest Crissey. Stewart Edward
White, Clinton Scollard. Fleta Camp
bell and others.
The editorial departments are very
ably conducted and contain much food
for thought Altogether Harpers ma
gaziEe for this month Is one of tho
best numbers ever issued by its pub
plishors.
Subjects Interestingly discussed n
the latest issue OF the Popular Sci
encc Monthly include aeronautics
agricultural science, architecture
chemistry, civil engineering. electric
ity. Photography. natural science. me
chanical engineering. Housekeeping
made easy, and motor vehicles an
their accessories. Each OF these sui