Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
Some of the Features of This Enter
tanning Supplement Of Next
Sundays Star.

The Sunday Magazine, which will form part of the
issue of the mammoth Sunday Star will have beautiful colored
design entitled "a Colonial Dame, by George Gibbs the
weknown author illustrator and formerly of Washington
The leading article of this number interview with Carl
Joube by Arnold White who that Count Bencendor is
the accredited OF the and Carl the
accredited of the Revolutionary Twelve who
control of the movement toward the establishment of the
States of Russia. Mr. White who procured this inter-
view only which Carl oubert has consented the
weknown English socoogst and coonize He is thoroughly
familiar Russia and we'll known the This highly
took place London the day before Grand
Duke Sergius assassinated.
The following OF the additional features Of the Sun
day Magazine: = >."z
Our Postal servce-Fauts of Uncle Sans sy stem Cons
With Those of Great Britain the timely topic of Thos
L. James, former postmaster OF New York and Postmaster Gen
eral of the United States =
Historic Houses Be Preserved
Bertha Danlaris Knobe interesting article
Historic Houses Preserved by Societies
of American Women After briefly telling the story of Ann Pa
mela Cunningham and the preservation of Wasngtons home
and gardens Mount Vernon Miss knobe proceeds describe the
famous which the Colonial Danes of America
National Society of Colonial Danes of America have pre-
The article is literally illustrated with beautiful pen
drawings Of most of the houses mentioned.
"Sous Fire. which is pronounced by all those who have
read be the very best serial procurabe for magazine
poses year. third nstalment this By spe
cial arrangement with Edward J. Clode Tracys American pub
Usher the copyright this story will appear
any other published form this and yet OF the
timely before the public today dealing does great
of life Russia which producing the
of convulsing that unhappy
try Souls Fire tedious longdawn-ou story but
of swift action thrilling interest and delightfully."- entertaining
"Papas Unwe1come Guest, by Minna Thomas Antim is
story country who the her
cratic upecious relative The moral OF the tale has
any, country quite be sophisticated
and as clever city cousins
Mrs Merriweather and the Agent jolly humorous little
story Miss Carolyn Wells best OF course the agent
agen-a young girl compelled do something for her
tenance Book agents pathetic lot class, Mrs.
Merrweathe declares IAN don't buy anythin off of EN-, I'm
so apt to wake up in the night and wish had"
Marshall P. Wilders Humorous Stories
Marshall Wilder who has been writing Sunny Side of the
Street sketches The Sunday Magazine contributes
esng chapter Bill Nye the amented American humors In
cdentaly he tells pathetic story how Nye driven from
this blow he recovered 1t Marshall Wilder who
engaged furnish the entertainment which Nye failed
vide notable of Mr. Wders article the
which rights the wrongs which Nye reputation seemed des
tined endure. Incidentally 100, he tells exceedingly
funny stories of the great humorst.
Bliss Carman falling in with his Ange in Plas-
ter" Everybody knows the angel 1t of the
of plaster Everybody ought know Mr. Carmans
delightful little verses written to the angel he knows
Sunday Magazine only part three of The Sunday STAR
which all the tegraphic and local.
OF special timely and interesting TOPICS appropriately
profusey illustrated and many pages devoted SPORTS
ciety fashions humon fact everything that goes make
up-to-dae modern newspaper with uperors.