The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-02

eNNIon - IS striking as any YOU VIII
see in any newspaper in the country.
The story is an unusual 0ne-hoW a man
may legally have four wives at a time
and stIll be free 10 wed anOtheri This
Is actually possible under the present
laws.
The richest artist in the world is a
'Woman-Jhe sister OF a distinguished
man. known all over the world and who
recently died. This woman Wielder OF
the brush Is noted for her wonderful
studies OF child life. A half-dozen of
these pictures and a sketch OF the art
lists life are presented Ia Sundays mag
azine section
The most stupendous task in the his
tory OF the United States Treasurer's
once is nov being carried on-that OF
redeeming the burned money rescued
from the san Francisco holocaust A
woman's skin is doing IL all The Sun
day Times magazine supplement tells
all about IT,
Much has been said and printed about
The beautiful gowns worn by Washing
ton society women. But few, however,
are aware that many of these crea-
uons-the equal OF dresses from Paris
talors-are the handtWork OF a demure
little nun, who lives in this city. The
raets are entertainmgly told the read
ers or The Sunday Times magazine.
There's a certain European prince.
handsome and well on, who can't per
suade any princess 10 marry him. lie
has been widower for eight years and
ought 10 know women ways pretty
thoroughly, but somehow cupid always
snG5s hun. He has received the init
ten from Processes OF four countries
already. Read about him IN the Sunday
Times.
Ihere's Dutch Joan OF Arc. Not
everyone knows this, but las SO. She's
a relative OF the late honnrad -
president, Dom Paul Kruger. ana sbe
PIophesies another giant EFFORT OF the
boers 10 throw on Britain's yoke. she
Is modern Amazon, having fought
,N.alnantly at spion Kop. with the men.
t5e SUNDAY Ilmes magazine tells about
her and her deeds.
The recent speech or Viscount Aozi.
the japanese ambassador 10 the United
states. wherein he advised young Jan
Ahese men 10 make themselves Worthy
OF American millionaiTes' daurbfers
mas created widespread comment I'm
three countries, What might be the
outcome OF this new sort OF yellow
peril Is foreeasted IN The Sunday Times
Magazine
The real life story Of the famous
girl With the Angel Faee"'-who. by
the way, used 10 live in Washnisron-
Is given for the first time in the Sunday
ma gazine section OF The Times ''The
made stir by being married al a sur
prise party given by her mother in a
New York hotel
American wives surely are becoming
the rage among foreign diplomats
There are now twelve women in the
Washington circle and soon there will
he thirteenth, and gossip saws there
soon may be others.
Children who are robbed of their child
hood! A pathetic and an too true
story. The tragedy or the cotton mill
and the tobacco factory is one OF the
saddest ever enacted. Nearly 100000
little tollers are having their lives
ground out by the greed of the rich. Tie
sunday Times Magazine gives pictures
and story.
The third chapter OF THE Lion and
the Mouse" Charles Klein and Arthur
HOrnhlOw's Accordingly interesting story
OF modern finance and love, is begun in
The sunday Times Magazine issue. In
case you missed the first two chapters
there Is synopsis of them provided,
which may be quickly read.
II soon will be Around the World i'm
Forty DAYS now, instead of eighty,
thus cutting the time OF jules Verne's
hero in half. This IS an era of high
speed. a glance al the back color page
% The Sunday Times Magazine will
show what the world has been accom-
plishing Of late In transportation facili-
ties.