The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05
PREP AIRING PLANS
 FOR POSTOFF|CE Work to Begin In a Week or
 Ten Days POLICE AT STATE FAIR Are Commended for the Efficient Man. ner In Which They Managed the Large crowds-But Few Ar
 rests Were Made.
POLICE AT STATE FAIR

Ensley November 4,-tSpeclal.) )-Pians and specifications are being drawn for the new Ensley postoffice to be erected py Ramsay & Mccormack on Avenue E' and the contract will be let In few days when the work will begin.
 It is thought that everything will be in readiness for the beginning of the building In a week or ten days. The build ing will be completed as soon as possible and the postoffice moved into the new quarters.
 The structure will be of brick, 2Sxso feet, and will be so constructed that another twenty-five or fifty feet may De added to the frontage when necessary. The building will be only one story high but will be arranged with the view of adding another story later
 M. H. Mcdowell, who represents Ram say 6 Mccormack, in speaking of the new building today said;
 Ut is our intention to furnish Ensley a postoffice building that will be a credit to the town. The furnishings will be the best and most convenient that can be had and everything will be done that is possible to expedite the prompt hand ling of the postal business of the town.
 Work will begin on the building just as soon as the plans are completed and the contract let. and will be pushed to as early a completion as possible"
 Special State Fair Police.
 "The manner in which the crowds at the state fair were managed by tho special police appointed by Chief Sugg of Ensley. is very credible and worthy of note" said a prominent citizen of this city yesterday.
 "Only eight men were put on the ground by Chief sugg and during the entire ten days of the fair no serious trouble was reported. The special police adopted the principle that should be used by all pub lie officials, that of keeping the peace without making arrests. l think the method Is the only correct one and the marNer in which this was done at the state fair is very commendable.
 "Of course there were number of arrests for drunk and dlsorderly conduct but there was almost nothing of an az gravated nature.
 "The state fair accommodated some of the largest crowds that have ever gath cred on similar occasion In the district and yet everything passed off quietly and think the special police should be commended for their success In the man agement of the affair.
 Chief of Police Sugg was wise in his selection of men who sought their duty and did 1t fearlessly. wise and we'll" In EnsIey Churches. The Rev. George w. Reed, pastor of the First Methodist church. has announced that the regular morning service tomor- row would give place to the missionary rally by the Sunday school
 An interesting programme has been ar ranged for this occasion and the public Is cordially invited to attend The regular service will be held to- morrow night and the pastor, the Rev G. w. Reed, will preach on the subject Provide Thyself a Man"
 The usual service will be conducted at the other churches of the city by the resident pastors.
 The Rev. c. E. Raynall of Birmingham will conduct a service at the Fairview Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock for the Presbyterian. congrega- tion, which has just been organized at that place. Everybody is cordially in- vited to attend.
 Gospel Meetings. The series of gospel meetings being con ducted at the First Christian church in