The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-16
TOMORROW'S TIMES
MOST ATTRACTIVE
Many Interesting Articles
Will Make This Issue
"A Sure Winner"
EVERYTHING NEW AND NOVEL
ROmance and Mystery, Fact and Fancy,
Make Every Page Worth
Reading.

Reading.
Whatever you do. don't miss reading
The Sunday Times tomorrow Il is
laden with good things. both illustra-
tive and Informative. The magazine
section is a gem. and will interest every
body. OF course. the news section, too.
viii lead all other papers in the city
IN presenting the latest cable, telegraph,
local. and sporting items. while the
pages especially for women TEEN with
fashion and culinary suggestions. Here
IS an epitome of the magazine section:
Society women who are always con
the 60" and are yet clever enough to
be capable managers Of their homes
Ehere are plenty Of them in Washington.
The splendid front color page of The
Sunday Times Magazine Section is de-
Eoted to this topic. The photographs of
g. number of these tlreless women who
can fit from tea to theater and from
club to ball-without showing the effects
are presented
There is a very much civilized and
very civil man in Washington who lives
an most peculiar place. There is prob
ably nc other man in this section of the
country who lives in this primitive man
ner. This story viii interest you from
the opening sentence 10 the final period
it is fully illustrated, showing how odd
ay he lives.
Henry James says that American
women can't talk properly. and a Chi
CagO professor says that they do not
know how TO walk. But there are wOm-
en- right here in Washington who are
living refutatiOns Of these statements.
TOmorrow's Times will tell Of these
prominent society women and show how
they give the lie to the rash remarks
of Henry James and the professor from
the Windy City"
Everybody who has ever read any
thing by that inspiring and vigorous
Western editor and author. William
Allen White. win want TO read his re
1narkable article which win appear in
The Sunday Times on 'RooseveIt-a
Force for Righteousness" 1t shows
how the President although a most
practical man, exerts a power VIII Oh is
essentially spiritual. This is one of the
best things that William Allen White
has ever written.
Probably. when reading of recent wolf
hunts in the United States, you did not
stop to think that wolves are a real
menace to Uncle Sam-especially TO his
stockmen-from Canada to Mexico. This
holds true over an immense area-just
how large The Sunday Times Magazine
Section will tell you.
We'll, The Sunday Times Will show you
some taken right here in Washington.
Dr. Hansmann, OF this city, has taken
hundreds OF pictures of departed spirits.
The English writer, W. B. NorthrOp, eX-
plains how ghosts are manufactured
and actual photographs illustrate the
whole operation. Everybody viii be in
terested in this remarkable explanation
OF hitherto hidden mysteries.
Abuer b. Clements, former cashier and
manager of the defunct Aetna Banking
and Trust Company, 1222 + street, has
recently married his confidential clerk, -
Miss Mckay, who Was thoroughly Ia
miliar with the business Of the concern
and this has raised the interesting ques-
ton, Did she marry him 10 save him
from the laws grasp2" Read the dis
cussion of this legal question in The
Sunday Times
Mrs. Lenora F. Channon, a modest
little woman in the Bureau OF Naviga-
ton. has recently been appointed finger
The Sunday Times viii show exactly
how she does her important work and
will tell the story of her unprecedented
rise from salary of 500 a year TO that
of $500. This will read Ike a romance.
Interest in the serial. "The Lion and
the Mouse" by Charles Klein and Ar
thur HOrnblow which is running in The
Sunday Times MagnVinn Section h9
increased. The portion given IN tOmor-
rows issue is not the least absorbing,
by any means. 1t Will hold you.
The Sunday Times Magazine Section
will publish story in tOmOrrOWS issue
that will be of especial interest TO free
Masons all over the world. There's a
certain lodge. not a thousand miles from
the Capital City, that has been pecu-
larly prosecuted for years. Don't pass
this story by.
Stanford Whites other slde-the side
that has been least revealed to the
public; how his genius in art viii out
live his evil deeds-is shown in some
degree in the magazine section OF The
Sunday Times. Photographs Of some of
the principal buildings he designed are
reproduced.
How plants are grown from chemicals
how French physician has made
what is perhaps the nearest approach
TO creating life artihcially-is shown in
The Sunday Times Magazine Section.
TO DISCOURAGE MOSQUITOES. 5000.
An estimate furnished the Commits
sioners by Health officer Or. W c.
Woodward as TO the cost of putting kerr
osene on the surface of the water of
James Creek Canal to prevent the propa-
cation of mosquitoes from June l TO DC
tober 81 is placed az 500. The estimate
has been submitted to the Senate Com
mittee on Appropriations.
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