The Washington herald., 1908-01-11
BRIGHT, NEWSY, AND FREAKLESS.
The Sunday Edition of
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

It is not the largest but the brightest the ceanest and
the most readable Last Sundays fine issue received
with exceptional favor. 1t in demand all week Once
reader OF this Sunday paper means regular reader
An entire page of THE WASHINGTON Herald to-mor-
row will be devoted to charmingy written description of
the first leg Of the Pacific fleets voyage-the run Of the
battle ships to Trinidad, how the sweet sixteen quickly
got down to business after the sentiment of the goodbys
had off, the difficulties of maintaining order in such
huge assembly of hrSt-CaSs battle ships and what acy"
IS doing to while away the time-al these pcuresquely
described by OF Americas foremost writers 1t should
make every patriotic Americans heart swell with pride to
read of the undertaking which may change the current Of
American life and affairs The taking of the fleet the
Pacific is traught with mOmentOus possibilities since Pre
dent Roosevelt said that feet of American battle ships
IN that ocean would make it but an American pond.
Would YOU like to see picture Of President Roosevelt
in 1928 surrounded by the members OF his Cabinet Even
the youngest members of this official family will then have
exceeded the age allotted by DR.. Oser. In THE WASH
INGToN HERALD tomorrow morning will be page article
with halftone photographs, Of the they appear
day, and line drawings OF the artists conception OF what
they will look like score of years hence The deneations
well executed and study of the facial characteristics
will give ample repayment for the time devoted to it.
Mrs Henry Symes, whose contributors on now TO
be healthy and beautiful regular feature OF the Sunday
edition, will tomorrow morning talk to the who
passing the meridian of life Growing Old Gracefully
she discusses in her usually interesting manner.
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The Woman About Town again holds the mirror of
before her sex, and in the same sweey cynical
gives Of her usual interesting studies of fair
The Arbter will appear as usual on page seven of the
main sheet which she and "MaraS Midnight Lectures
have pre-empted giving spice and touch of ighness
page otherwise devoted chiefly political affairs The
Arbter has especially interesting article addressed to
girls at the boarding schools of Washington.
Dexter Marshall gives some "two-sticl" biographies
Of noted foreigners who received their training in America
Among them ePresident Frey of Switzerland; Tomas
Estrada Palma first President of Cuba; Premier Clemen-
Ceau, of France Sir Thomas Upton, Sir Gilbert Parker
Garibaldi, Henry NJ Stanley, and several Others
Within hundred years New York will be the most
poplou city in the world according to figures which form
part of article population in the Sunday edition of
THE WASHINGTON HERALD
The Ex-Atache tells the interesting history of White
hail. the historic palace of the Tudors 1t was from this
palace that Charles led to the scafod and during the
reign of his Charles H. was destroyed by fire. only
small portion being left.
F. Augustus Heinzes meteoric career which made him
twenty times millionaire at the age of thry-fve will
be detailed in full and painted in all its lights and shadows
in article in the Sunday edition of THE WASHINGTON
HERALD His indictment in New York last week makes this
article timely one
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