Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-30
HOTELS.
THE SATURDAY STAR.
A New Serial Story and "Chimmie
Fadden" to the Fore.

A New Serial Story and "Ch1mm1e
Fadden" to the Fore.
Readers of The Star, and that means
about everybody in Washington who can
read, are always sure to find much to In
terest and entertain them In the big Sat
urday supplement, and they will not be
disappointed tomorrow. There will be
many bright and novel features worthy
of special note.
For instance, Chimmie Fadden has put
in an appearance again. This irresist-
ible creation of E. w. Townsend's has in
years gone by amused thousands of read
ers, who will be glad to meet him again.
The fact that "Chimmie" has by no means
passed out of the mind of the reading
public is evidenced by the continued sale
of Mr.. Townsend's later books.
The new series appears In a new dress,
preserving, of course, its distinctive hu-
NOR and human nature element The orig
inal characters were "Chimmie," The
Duchess" Mr. Paul" Miss Fannie"
''whiskers" and The Willy Wildly" Mr..
Townsend continues these characters and
adds '+Kiddie Fadden," "Chimmie's" son,
and Little Fannie" Miss Fannie's"
daughter.
Then there is a new romantic novel,
the opening chapters of which will ap-
pear in tomorrows big literary supple
ment. 1t is entitled "A Courier of For
tune" and is written for The Evening
Star by Arthur w. Marchmont, author of
The Queens Advocate" by Snare of
Love-" When 1 Was Gar" TN the Name
of a Woman" &c. This lively story of
love and adventure will appear in regu-
lar installments in The Saturday Star
Other bright and timely features of to-
morrow's paper are as follows:
TRADE WITH BRAZIL. Qllustrated)
How it happens that our sister republic
gets all the best of it and that we buy
from her SO much more than we sell.
BY Frank G. Carpenter.
NOTED NEGRO POET. Gllustrated)
The story of Paul Lawrence Dunbar's
early struggles and subsequent rise to
fame A timely article, for the days
of his life are numbered.
LEBAUDY'S AIRSHIPS. Qllustrated)
What two wealthy Frenchmen have
done for the cause of aerial naviga-
ton. By Sterling Heilig.
PARIS FASHIONS. QIlustrated)
The Stars special correspondent has a
timely word for women readers about
styles for fall and early winter
KINGS EXCUSE. Gllustrated)
What happened when a man, maid and
morning met upon a hilltop
charming love story, written for The
Evening Star by Martha McCulloch
Williams.
ARGosIES OF TODAY. Gllustrated)
They are vastly more valuable than
they were in bygone centuries when
pirates roamed the seas on the lookout
for richly laden merchantmen.
FOR AFTERNOON WEAR. illustrated
Rich dress combinations designed for
wear at informal gatherings during
the fall season.
NEW YORK'S SUBWAY.
It's the biggest thing of the sort ever
undertaken. Some interesting facts,
figures and comparisons.
CITY GARDENING
This Is the time of all others to start
a flower bed or to stock one already
made.
THE QUEST OF BEAUTY.
painters search for an ideal feminine
form; the most common faults and a
series of exercises that may remedy
them.
NEW SPONGE INVENTED.
valuable work of a government biolo-
gist in the way of artificial propaea-
ton.
HARVEST HOME COOKS.
A few of the delicious dishes served at
autumn celebrations among the farm
ers of Pennsylvania