The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-12
SUNDAYS AGE-HERALD

1 Tomorrows Age-Herald will contain
 more varied features of interest than any
 newspaper ever before published in the southern states
 | It will maintain its reputation for pre- l sentlng all the worthwhile news, national,
 foreign and local In addition there will | be some news features that will open | your eyes
 | For instance Hugh w. Roberts Is working on a story in Montgomery which will be published tomorrow that will make every citizen of Alabama sit up
 and take notice. It will deal with state affairs: 1t has never been published be- 1 fore or even hinted at, and you as u citizen of Alabama simply cannot afford 1 to miss it.
 l The Sunday Age-Herald's special sec | ton devoted to feature articles will con- | tain among other things: I Bill Vines great story on predatory
 wealth and the joys of being rich. It
 will be illustrated by Cowper. 1 Myrtle Miles will have illustrated article of special interest on "Old Por- | traiture by the Great Masters Found in
 the Private Homes of Birmingham l C. F. Markell will resume his series on foreign countries he has visited. Tomor- row he tells in delightful style of hfs re- cent trip to the great cities of Russia An illustrated article by The Age-Her- aids London correspondent tells of the
 great struggle for supremacy among the archdukes of Austria which promises to cause another war of the Austrian suc- cession.
 1 Frank G. Carpenter continues his Costa l Rican series and tells of climbing the
 wonderful volcanoes of that country. 1 A romance of the business world .
 called ''The Start of Theatrical Revo- | lution."
 Marion Harland will have a page. and will give some new ideas on the ever | vexing servant problem. 1 Laura Jean Libbey, than whom no woman writer Is more widely read. will
 write under the title. ''Wearying of Each Other"
 l A classic in a page is "Luttrel of Arr
 ran.' by Charles Lever. l Mary Lee Williams writes on the 'Zod-
 iae and the Effect of Astrology on Your Character" You must consult this and
 see what the date of your birth reveals. l Of perhaps equal interest is the feature
 article telling how madam's hand re-
 veals her characteristics" To complete this section Is page of
 illustrated fashions of interest to every
 woman.
 l Among the more notable special articles | by Birmingham women will be found Three Weeks With Folks" by Mrs. J. | B. Reid: Bird Destruction and Preserva- | tion," by Isabelle Marr: Some Memoirs
 of Home Life in the old South," by Car
 olyn Brandon Elliott and News of the
 Daughters of the Confectionery by Mrs. Chappell Cory.
 The editorial feature page will contain Until We Attain by Dr. George Eaves; Somewhat of the Practical in Mythology by A. Latady; Men Who
 Have Made Aiabama-Hilary A. Herbert" by Dr. E. F. Riley; Wilson: An Appre-
 ciation.' by A. B. Bealle.
 Dolly Darymple will delve into soma mysteries and will hold "the lady on the
 dollar responsible" q, Wellington Vandiver will have more of his yarns by the courthouse gang. l Mandy has about decided to give heP
 views on woman's suffrage. so you must
 see tomorrow's paper to get her views.
 The comic section in colors will have old
 Doe Yak and the other funny people
 The ARe-Herald is the only morning
 and Sunday newspaper in Birmingham
 carrying the dispatches of the Associated
 Press. the greatest nswsgathering agency
 in the world.