The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19
HE SUNDAY TIMES
IN GREAT DEMAND
Iomorrow'S Issue Is a Rare
Feast for Readers
Eyes.
BEAUTIFUL COLOR PAGES.
cad About WashingtOn's Auburn
Haired Women Who Lead World
IN Beauty.

in Beauty.
interest in The Sunday Times has re-
triged a great impetus OF late Each
.ccessive Sunday hnds such an array
entertainment iE the magazine and
,hey sections thar the subscription list
fast growing
Among the good things Ia tomorrow s
ssue, some are enumerated here.
ANY girl with the stamp of approval
uf the Bachelors cotulon is a success.
Striking timed half-sOnes Of three OF
the seasons most charming debutantes.
who we're bellies al the Bachelors
cOtillon last Wednesday night are
shown on the title page Of the maya
zine section.
Restlessness. characterized by "a seek
.ns after new fads. new lines OF thought
ana new gods, seems 10 -pervaee fash
ionable society. The very latest craze
n Washington appears TO be the study
y Egyptian philosophy. Something
tbcut the doctrine ami the mysterious
leacher nov la The city H. told Ia the
magazine of The sunday Times.
4 well known count-one who ought
40 be a Judge of fair women-has de
dared that Washington leads the world
ia auburn-haired beauties. There al
ways has been a subtle fascination in
reC-haired women. We are told that
Silith, Adams FIRST wife (some hold Eve
was his second choice. had flaming
lresses. All through history women
with red locks have helped make epochs.
loitN ambitions and some have caused
their downfall But always the Titan
blonde has been an object of adamIra-
ton. Six Of this ciJy's most notable
auburn-haired women are pictured in
The sunday Times magazine supple
-nenJ
You viii be more than interested in
reading iu the Magazine Section OF The
sunday Times how history is being
Chinatown A big and important
movement is afoot. Read all about IL
sud see tle pictures OF some OF the
nIns connected with the plan.
ll now that the old-time WOO
auo ,.-. suip sim is extant in mOdi-
ed luTm. among the black population
Ir Washington IL has even increased
10 the last decade. ami many rich white
people ln this city today consult color
p0rtance There Is pront for the
doctors IN this trade. of which they
are making the most
Il isn't generally known. nut the
Fiipinos can sive US cards and spades
ON the political boss game.
the little brown brother has been
al IL Tor centuries. in the form OF
'-caciquism," la which actual horse
thieves often take prominent parts.
The archipelago has It's TWeedss Its
Richard Crokers. and It's Murphys-
4 funny Frenchman who really has
performed heroic feats saVOring strongly
u opera bOuffe. Is travelling in disguise
through the United States Tor special
purpose. He Is one of the worlds most
eccentric men and YOU viii believe II
when you learn about him through The
Sunday Times Magazine Section.
Uncle sam. dlsgusted al the attempts
Of mHEuttct lr-rs Co get money out Of
him. has tanned cement maker himself.
iH flc .l-- rI the construction OF the
huge Roosevelt dam in Arizona, he is
saving .u- Western farmers N.bG1,QJ in
tIis way
Rene uJ-r reading a feW DAYS ago
about The uniuviIed guest who -'butted
in al the Walsh family's masque bali IN
the guise OF MephistO? The appearance,
few days later OF the butler or a
prominent family al the G0m-Greene
recital gave rise To the suspicion that
the masked stranger was the same in
diVidual who invaded the select feast
of harmony at the Raleigh These cpl
sodes recalled other historic Incidents I'm
VI lch Washington society has been
srieNuusly tricked hy frauds
Maybe you think the -Shah job is
an easy one IL l.. for a monarch But
then. you know, uneasy lies the head
that wears a crown" When Ali Mo-
damned Mirzah. on MOhammed Ali Mir
Zah ttake Your choice las moVablet
tseeuds The 100000 peacock throne OF
his late father. February . he VIII come
into some rather oppressive spiendoF.
THEY'RE doina All sorts OF queer things
Doe photography nowadays In the last
slNty-siX years there has been such a
FenlaTkable advance in the art that YOU
viii be surprised when YOU read OF IL
ia the Magazine Section OF The Sunday
Times.
The Lion aud the Mouse" the much
advertised story by Charles Klein and
Arthur HOrnblOW. begins IN this Sun
DAYS Magazine Section OF The Times.
It's winner You cant afford 90 miss
it, as everyone is talking about il.
Those who have been accustomed to
read ". ". Jacobs short stories OF
English waterfront life viii be glad 10
know that the entertaining series stiII
IS running in The Sunday Times. "The
itesurreetion OF MIR. Wiggett," published
this sunday. is one Of the best.
On the editorial page OF The Sunday
Times, Edward b, Warman, the emf
uent psychologist ana hygieuist. tells
an about mind reading In an absorbing
article in his series, "Fads, Facts, and
Ealiacias 90
As regards telegraph, cable. local. and
sporting news The sunday Times can
not be approached by any other paper
published in this CITY
There Will be fashion pages, as usual.
Tor the women. showing Up-to-dare
STYLES and giving plenty Of useful house
U0ld hints.
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