The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-22
PROMISING PLANS
FOR SUNDAY READING.

The wears progress In religion. science.
art literature, education and business IN
St Louis and the West Will be reviewed
by men of authority. Following are the
subjects and the names Of those who VIII
treat of them:
The Development OF Art. by Halsey C.
Ives.
The Year IN Literature. Frederick u.
Cruns;en.
Educational Advancement. by w. :.
Chaplin.
Growth Of the Public School System. by
T.. Louis soi.inn.
Progress of Medicine. By Doctor Young
II. Fond.
Wofnen's Clubs. by Miss Mary f.. Perry.
Expansion of ST. Louis Trade. by &. A.
Singer
Church and Religious Work. by bishop
ID. =. TuitIe. the Reverend David :.
PheIan, Rabbi samuel Sale. and the
Reverend y. !. Lindsay.
The Worlds Fair Movement. by James
Cox.
In the Labor World. by Macarthur John
son. and
Business Finance and Railroad Reviews
by Republic Writers.
christmas comes but once Eear.~
With it this year comss se:mo1 from
Julia Nnriowe, written for SUNDAY Re
public readers. The great American actress
has taken L text in quite orthodox fashion,
but from Shakespeare not the Bible. Her
Christmas sermon IS about the 'Cnrcmem-
bered." There is So much to lie happy for
in the Christmas season. she says. P,oplo
exchange views on happiness. but She wants
to put in q plea for the unhappy.
The Julia MnrIowc Christmas sermon
will greet you first Of all when you Lake
UP your Sunday Republic magazine tO-Iuor-
row This magazine will be printed in colors
in most taking fashion. You Will fEi its
first-page Illustration well worth tie cut
ting our and spreading upon your walls.
II will. in itself, preach Christmas sermon.
You will find IN The Sunday Republic
some watchwords for the rev century writ
ten by men well known TO St. L.ou.sans.
They on the side OF hope and happiness
and high endeavor.
The story Of St. Louis man who was
for fifty years leader in music in this city
and an entertainer of artists will be told
Louisan knows him or knows about him.
August Naldauer knew and was known
by many famous stage people.
Victoria. who will not permit divorced
woman to come To court. has had the mat
ter of legal separation from husband
brought home to her. The granddaughter
Of the Queen Of England has obtained a
divorce from her husband. the Prince
Aribert of Anhalt, or rather she has
been divorced by her OWN desire. The ac-
count of this unhappy marriage and Of
other unhappy royal marriages will appear
in The Sunday Republic tomorrow.
For the student OF affairs. Of progress,
and of the trend of thought and science.
The Sunday Republic will provide a rich
feast. The first article on The Progress
Of the Century will appear tomorrow.
These articles will all he written by IA
nous specialists. The paper on ''Evolu-
ton" which will appear tomorrow. is writ
ten by Alfred Russell Wallace.
Talking about Christmas, How about ths
Christmasless man? Folks Who celebrate
the day in happiness and good cheer per
haps DO not realize how numerous tho
Chr.stmasless man is. Read about him In
The Sunday Republic tomorrow.
The story o. recent visit to Oh Kaskas-
kia will be told in to-morrow's Sunday Re-
public The romantic attraction of this his
toric spot which will soon be known only
in history. has been felt by every one who
is at home in the Mississippi Valley. You
will enjoy this story tomorrow with its
dainty and faithful Cravings Of historic
sites in the crumbling old town.
n. p. Willis. the most populaf rnagazin-
st OF his day. will be the subject of Tho
Sunday Republics biography tomorrow.
Famous poems and favorite old songs VIII
be printed for the readers delight and re-
freshment OF memory.
George Ade's Fable for tomorrow viii
tell about the Satisfied Globe-Trotter Who
Found New Kind of Nerve Twister Waltz
ing for Him at Home. 1t will have a
sprightly moral.
The Story of Silk GOWN. the blooded marc
which Is worth $500 and which sold for SIS.
will be told in The Sunday Republic to-
morrow.
Night fights for life of ST. Louis police
men is the title of some thrilling stories
that will be offered to Sunday Republic
readers tomorrow.
Just now the college man. is much IN
public consideration. This fact makes the
college love story. '"rhe Fight of the
Twins" of especial interest. 1t will be
printed in to-,norrow's Sunday Republic.
Mark Twain's youthful pranks were
original. The sunday Republic will print
tomorrow u number of entirely new stories
about the great humorist and a little st.
Louis girl who was his playfeilow.
Fashions from Paris form ore Of Tho
Sunday Republics most attractive features.
This week the fashion page is printed IN
colors and is more than usually fetching.
There is something new I'm feminine styles.
1t will be illustrated in picture and text in
to-morrow's Sunday Republic.