The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
THE SUNDAY CALL MAGAZINE.

L Ao1 sunday ArchDSnOp montgomery wrote dll
| exclusive article for the Sunday Call Magazine,
- telling of the Catholic plan for the public schools
and why religious training should hand i'll hand with
secular education. His Reverence gave his views at
length and in such forcefu that they not only
attracted widespread attention. but created lively COM
ment and criticism. Archbishop Montgomery has found
many him. and three of these answers from
leading California divnes of widely differing denomna
tons will be published in the Sunday Call tomorrow
They the Right Rev. William Ford Nichols, D. D.,
Bishop of the Episcopal diocese of California; Right
Rev John w. Hamilton, Bishop of the Methodist Epis
copa Church. and Rev. c. A. Bernthal of the Lutheran
Church of St. Paulus Each of these dvines differs
from the opinion of Bishop Montgomery a very
radical degree. and what they have written forms
of the most timely and important symposiums that has
appeared for many long day in the public press
In this connection, too Dr. J. w. Ward of the Board
of Health has written article the Necessity for
Rigid School Inspection" which will be revelation of
the methods in vogue and that urgently being
recommended preserve the health of the children and
detect and prevent the spread of diseases of all sorts
1t wilAappear exclusively in the Sunday Call tomorrow.
Among other notable contributors to the
excellence of this edition is George Wharton
James, the famous explorer and lecturer who has dis
covered and developed animal and bird painter,
strange character of the desert who of life of
isolation and silence, has become a perfect genius
his This article is illustrated with many pictures
drawn especially for the Sunday Call by Professor
James protege.
AS subject for his keen wit Jerome K. Jerome, the
great British humorst has written article "On the
Chinaman" which presents the willy heathen he has
rarely if been shown before
AS the second of his series OF thrilling full page
railroad stories Frank H. Spearnan offers The Second
IT. This story is written in this clever authors best
style and will take rank with Cyclone Clarke" The
Nerve of Foley" The Kid Engineer" and the Million
Dollar Freight Train" all OF exceptional excellence.
Then there is Fable for the Foolish entitled Put
Not Your Trust in Maxims' which, besides being very
clever, presents moral with novel force.
Eliza Orne White is of the known and most
popular writers in America 1t is only necessary TO
therefore, that she has contributed the Sunday
Call story entitled Miss Deborahs Garden
Toads" to make that unique story widely sought
after.
Albert Sonnichsen presents THE Corporal's Secret
Service Gang, which is story more mysterious
and startling than the sounds the Corporal
is not human being at ALL is he animal of any
that is usually found in army Therein lies the
thrilling interest of this tale.
But perhaps interest of all will be found in the
announcement that in the Sunday Call tomorrow the
last nstament of The Queen of Queparte" by Archer
Butler Hubert will appear clearing up all the mystery
surrounding the funeral of the queen without CORPSE
we'll giving final word about Russia's intrigue
in Korea out of which this with Japan has grown
and completing i'll four instaments ST so novel for
cents, offer that be equaled BY any other
journal in America
Add to all this that the art work is of unusual excel
lence, especially the full page photograph of the Multi
pie Color Calendar Girl for May and the full page
painting of Mrs. Edward Sydney Rothchd, of the
late society paintings and it will be that the Sunday
Call tomorrow will be exceptionally attractive