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Goes
UNDER knife
IN HOSPITAL
Millionaire Head Of Inter
borough Operated on
for Appendicitis.

August Belmont vas operated on for
appendicitis to-day at the General Me-
mortal Hospital. One Hundred and sixth
street and Central Park West. The
operation was performed by Dr, VIII
lam b, Coley, OF No. 5 Park avenue.
assisted by DR.. William Downes, OF the
hospital stan. Both said this afternoon
their patient is in no danger.
The operation, according 10 a state
ment given out at Mr.. Belmont's otiics,
No. p Nassau street, has been contcm-
plated by Mr., Belmont for seve al
weeks and was not due to n sudden
attack. Some time ago he was advised
to undergo the operation when he felt
strong enough.
Yesterday he went TO his Office as
usual and attended to the business Of
the lnterbJrolgh Company Without con-
hdlng NTH any OF his assistants that
he intended going TO the hospital.
He had made all arrangements, how
ever, ard his family were fully %acqualnt-
ed with his Intentions.
Last night ne wsnt TO the hospital.
accompanied only by his friend Maurice
NJ. Minton, who remained at his bedside
uniil the usual hour when visitors are
excluded from the hospital. Mr.. Bel
mont occupies a large room In the west
wing Of the building, where ne is shield
cd from the rumble Of trolley cars and
the toot OF automobile horns on Central
Park West.
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.
Sg.s.ny tne cahe. out OF tnlee
cis TIA 10 nave ny one MAJ
al that. ~ REX CEp.
newark ~ y
The Fort Lee Ferry Wants Miss
~
"
l9the Bfitor o. The Ev.nlns World
susse 20 send Miss King over on
the 6l5 i. N. boat, New York side,
and take a trio on the HUDSON River
cars through FORT lee ana Give Soma
good oid fsr.sv rssSsr : csnca toy
a ten-spot. me mosi important place
from Jersey 10 Harlem yhlcS seems
70 Dc iorEoLten by Mss klng
nusswa'er' -"
al" o''e"""'' '"hc'
To the Ed''N- ~ The Fvsnins worldi
Miss Catherine King Is very lncon.
sistent and very unpatrlotic. She saws
an American Swine Is a hor. but A
German "schwindp is a gentlemani
BERT RAND
brooklyn invites MISS hfnE.
10, he Eiitor OF The Evening World.
Kindly send Catherine King over 10
Brooklyn and give US people a chance
10 make SO for a seat
PAUL C. sCHUER.
Bridge Cars for "Ladies oniy.r
To the Editor Of The Evening World
In regard 10 traffic on the Brooklyn
Bridge In the rush hours, why does NOT
the Evening World suggest 10 the CON-.
pany 10 run special cars . tive IN.
hours Of 4 ana 4 ~, Iaatss - W.
would HON relieve 80 sns
who are moi able "a ssln ty
especially whore ths man show ns i,s,is
conslderstton H. ,ha ocnosI,s = "t"e
ONE WHO Ie tk,TrfS rST-D
Hempstead III
-
Men Need the seats.
To the Eutor a Tn. Evsr,rv vyorl,.
I helIeva ,hasa 90 lin
slda wi,h "a. ush.n -.
- 49, mo "nvh say that u.eh eom-
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MAY BAR N. Y. LIFE
ouT OF MISSOURI

JEFFERSON CITY, No, Oct. g.
sla'e Insurance Superintendent w. D..
Vandiytr last night announced that
John a. Mccall resigned the pres.
.deney o. The New York Llfe and repays
lhe money which the commissioner
E1inks has been Improperly diverted
IRON tle trust fund for political pur-
poses supt Yandlyer viii lmmedll ely
.itrlsr ~ Missouri and sion lid com.
IRON doing business ia he State
tr Mccall MT Perkins and othprs
IT. me case isNk n The cyl final stat.
Sn, p N'w loi Lhey should be PROSE
one thing l. certain. they mist ~rs1l9ct.
thesa funds or they can't 40 business
IN Aissouri while an superintendrnt
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clothes would stick TO the raw and
bleeding flesh, making me cry out with
pain. My doctor did all he could, but
! got worse and worse. ! did not think
| could live, and wanted death to end
|my frightful s~uffering.
any mother-in-law begged me 10
try Cuticura. said l would, but had
no hope Of recovery. But oh, what
blessed relief ! experienced after apply
Ing Cuticura Ointment II cooled the
bleeding and itching flesh, and brought
me the FIRST real sleep in weeks. II twas
as grateful as Ice to a burning tongue.
| would battle with warm water and
Cuticura Soap, then apply the Ointment
freely, and took the Resolvent for tho
blood. Soon the sores stopped run
ming, the flesh began 10 heal, my hair
started 10 grow, and In a short time I
wac completely cured. II any one doubts
this, tell them 10 write 10 me- Mrs.
VIM. Hunt, 1876 Thomas st., Newark,
N. j., Jan. II, 1905"
conplst, Ettensl and Istspsl Tssstnsrt fos svssy
Hsmoi, iron Pimpk, g sergfula, from Infancy y Agt
vsnL ". In form Of chocplsis Coated pjlls at. PER sin
No. may be had Of ali dufriNs A daEie 81 b enea
Wfhclentto fgrs The nnoa d~isirttirg eaffa
~ MAILED fFee. How 70 Cure kvsD namar.s
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Pohteness's
Roll of Honor.

For ten days Miss Catherine King
has ,tsted the courtesy OF the men
OF orealer New York In bridge,
subway ~ and surface ears aad
IN taA; time his fourd only the few
men here halnei who were willing
% save her from sanding by giving
up their seats. Each received a
SO prize.
dL0kUB b, ScHWIND, married,
OF No. M West One Hundred end
TpeniH-pinh street, who gaze a
saut 10 Miss King on a Bridge car
Moadov ccemne. Sept. %.
J0HN n, DARLINGTON, single,
tmentg.serea. Of No. 2I2 Wet
Eighiyffih street., rho care a SEA.
10 Miss Kiag 9n q Lenor oreaus
express IN the snbtcdv Wednes.
day ersning, sept. "a.
y. A. H'uANUS, single, tpentb-
three, Of No, 22 Gramercv Pal,
who gore a seat 10 Miss King o.
a Lexington and Lemon arenue car.
at BroadwoU aud serenteeath
street on Sept. ~.
GENETRo POT0zzI, ieorkingman
IN orerails, eho care up his seat
IN Broadrav express, subEdv, on
Monday evening
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HIGH FINANCE CRIME
MENACE TO NATIONS
So Declares Banker ]. Edward Simmons,
Who PLEADS for Punishment Without
Mercy for the Rich Crater Who
Steals Under Cloak Of Corporation.

pose a duty. IN order TO I'll his pockets,
Is dishonest, and all the more baneful
IL HE dishonesty. because he extracts his
plumber, without danger to himself, from
the pockets OF those who cannot resist.
He does the deed Of a h~ighwayma with
the afr OF a saint, and poses before his
fellow-citigens with a self-satlsled mien
81 virtue, and surrounds his head with
a self-created halo.
1T behoovss us. as men and as citi-
zens. 10 be cautious In creating finan-
ciil and Industrial monsters which, per-
chance, may at last swallow the very
nation that has cerated them. Let us
n%rudently but theoretically Top of those
features In the corpora Ions already
existing which have proven unjust to
the Individual and dangerous to the
state
"Lct rs denounce and punish
without mercy those agents of the
trusts who sin against the COM
mandment "ThOu shalt not steal,
thou shalt not bribe, thou shnIt
not use as thine own what belongs
Ia others.
The ordinary thief Is personally
kEenab.a 10 the law; the ordinary
thief ID a man without means and WITH
OUT power. but the thief who steal,
IN the name Oh a corporation because
he Yields uhe innuf nee Of thai cor
poratJon has many lines the power for
mli 1hlef which the former has.
HE has the power because he con-
trolls more money. he has the power
BECAUSE h. Is more respected and,
therefore, less suggested.
"such n thief IL n far greater
danger 10 the community, 60 his
fellow-citizens. and especially TO
the Commonwealth, than the foot
pad, the burglar or the pick
pocket. shall this whoiesPie thief
10 unsenthedf
corporations M such cannot be
punished. Hut the director or
trustee OF "A corporation who
s'eals or bribes or Appropriate ~
= real person and he should be
nhswernble to the law the more
~ az In all cases he profits by
MS "Tphs doing, aud In many
BY a." - 49,
The evening world., 1905-10-05

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 5,-Dishonesty IN
high places in the State, TIE Judiciary
and great hnanciil Institutions and cor
po~ratlons, and p~alliation Of such acts
by tho masses, gravely threaten the
future Of the country. according to
Views expressed to-day by J. Edward
simmons, President Of the Fourth Ma
tianl Dark Of New York, in an address
before the Maryland Bankers Associa-
ton.
He pointed TO the fan Of the ancient
Ro nan Republic, the reign OF terror IN
France and the disasters which oetell
RUSSIAN arms In the recent conflict IN
the Far East, all OF which, he SAID
wers due to palilAtsd dishonesty
In part Mr., Simmons said
Il hear voices from the East ana
voices from the West, ill-boding voices
from the pulpit and the divine; from
the college aud the educator; from the
bench and the bar; from the press ana
lis sages, the voice Of the President
himself, %denounclng and deploring the
universal spread Of %selhshness In us
ncAne.t and most iepulsiv. m-''e
form OF dishonesty. They bewail one
universal carnival Of dishonesty
sour fOrcfathers would have
called graft stealing and the
CRATER "A thief. fear the very
use of the word graft II an indica-
ton OF mems tolerance OF a thief
and his trade.
New Principles Of Morality.
in these days OF Unprecedented pros
perlty and disgusting txtravagance new
and strange principles Of morality seem
to have oyerridden the sturdy views Of
honesty that governed our fathers
Men who pose AS the sllt OF the EARN
and who condemn those who steal nifty
dollars or forge a check Tor a hundred
dollars or accept a bride, VIII them
selves ma ke millions by lying BY mis-
representation by fraud and by bribery'
sin pfIynte life they are stain
lessi nut In the interest OF cOrpo-
ration, of the trust, of che gas
company, of the railroad company,
OF the Insurance company, they
win have 10 every Wiz
lhiny damned in the Decaiogue.
"rh,S will 80 further. They Win de-
bauch the legislator to enact laws
crushing their competitors IN business
and exacting from their fellog-eitizens
a daily tribute under the name Of duty.
The Tariff Robber.
mo tariff is justified that has not for
us sole aim the advantage or the neces-
stiles Of country In It's entirety. The
man who imposes a duty, or leads an
other, with or without a brlbe, TO im-
The evening world., 1905-10-05
BIG PASSENGER
SHIP ON ROCKS.
she Is believed 20 He the 81. Paul,
which Left san Francisco
Yesterday.

EUREKA. Calf, Oct. 5,-A large
passenger steamer, believed 20 be the
8. Paul, whioa left San Francisco yes
terday. is reported in trouble and dan
gerously close In shore a mile and a
half below Point dorda.
The news was received by telephone,
and gives only meagre details. Il Is
believed nom the nature OF the re-
port, which urged the dlspa.ch OF
prompt assistance, that the vessel Is In
the greatest peril.
II ~ stated that many passong re
were in slght on he deck. The tugioat
Ranger has gone 10 the rescue.
The St Paul Belongs 10 thu San Fran
cisco and Portland Steamship Company
and " On ,Ou.e 70 Portland, Ore, UNI
der Command Of capt @. Randall.
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TOOK IODINE IN MISTAKE.

Nistaklng a bottle Of iodine for
cough mixtare In tho dark. Jotin Pat
toni, a tailor. OF No, 2s5, East Tenth
street, took a drink OF II early to-day.
tlls screams aroused his wife and $40
ran into We STREET in her night-drsss,
calling for help
Pafrolman Lanber. Of the FIFTH street
station, called an ambulance and pat
toni was tahsn 70 bellevue Hospital
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NO COURTESY ON THIRD AVE. IL

Riders on that Lin
Show No Considera
ton for Frail Women
Even with the Pros.
pect Of Winning a $40
Bill from The Even
Ing Worlds Commits
sioner.
The evening world., 1905-10-05
MATHEWS TRIAL ADJOURNED
VIII WITT until Hss Counsel, En-.
Judge OIeott, Is FREQ.

The trial OF Armliage Mathews was
adjourned to-day, owing to the fact
that his council, former Judge W. "a,
X, olcott. IS actually engaged In Part
III. Of the Court OF General sesslons.
Justice Dayy directed \. j. McManus.
OF Mr. Olcoits office. 10 tell hlm that
he must make no other clgagements
and musf report for this case as soon
as possible. The case will be adjourned
from day % day until Mr.. olcott is able
to proceed.
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SAY HE IS HIGHWAYMAN.
Wan and Woman Held u Idennfy
Prisoners.

John ? Hpghes. a sl~ytrsrlth, was
held In 100 bail BY Judge Sweeney
IN Neaa"k, n. j., to-day on a ciarge
Of hiShtIay r.bbcry, lie was arrested
.SaTS ssilS Na 5nE'1Sup =, ~,
street. Jersey City. Mr. Sally and a
Young woman companion we're held Lp.
IN Woodslde IN Sunday night, Botn
Identified Hughes as the ma who held
them up,
Hughes denies me charge.
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The $40 Cheek Would soothe the
"Kpockers."

To the Editor q The Evening World;
/ have read some Of knocks and
weak-kneed and nawow-minded ex.
cuses offered BY some OF the tired
Cmo;e In mind Than in body, chlval-
rous 90 young men over YOU way, l
wouid suggest tina IL Miss King would
carry, like Dlogenes, a lantern iweii
exposed TO View besides the so check
VI these same knockers" would
become polite very soon, Brooklyn
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to foot, and looked
more like q piece Of
raw beef than .
human being. Blood
and pus ooSed from
a great sore on my
scalp, from under my
finger nails, andnear-
ly all over my body,
and every hair in my
head fell out. Icould
mt ali down for NV
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CATHERINE KING.

I'm havfnning "a hallava that Tie man
who ~, 49, -m.. 80, -
WIN 'ne ehahce tna' a No note may DC
added to her Thank vou,' doesn't
travel on the Third Avenue IL" during
rush hours. l made my second search
for him on that line within a week last
evening" and took eighteen separate
u.ps oN
, NY
nyusson anu
Sv' mu0u eApe',ehoe' on1 [, So
Ia ~ w. ~. a.a,' 49, ,Ssr
%~~~. ~ 49, =, 80.
1870 .s,a,
,Sa, .'.pU ~" r. 80
,so,, Sen. S 49, ~ ms ,A.,s 80,
,he,r 49, anS ,hs,. 49, "a "a
nrno. AZ ,,ah aaS - 10 ,
49,. 80
49, , -, -,
wv ~ W.
AZ inr.s'louen suv We "eokeu
IN = reenink' p"ioiouous 'ann oi women,
Hen anu eve" wee cnlureh. .'.u "
uore u une upor 70 Eet v putty
.uun"h W hf.e icio.ninN' WI" s,9ou shA
iee' nigh ana weighed a \ ieast W. aug
ms arm across my chts, ana Ioreeu ne
saw sihn' sIv o. pam
ana ne kIoW,eu' are 0 gltuh out
neie "e"' " you're h0" 81" Out ef
Nv '0"u
shot Out OF Car.
! managed to git out er bis road
and on the car. but It was a gauntlet
tat no woman should have been sub
jecied to.
Talk about giving up a seat to a tired
Womang What chance would any
woman nave WIN the strong y fel-
low who wouldnt ever iet me decenuy
bsard a car at Houston street but
brushed me aside like a straw in a gale
The evening world., 1905-10-05
NICARAGUA HOLDS
TWO AMERICANS.
Washington 90 Get Full Facts In
Case Of AIbers Brothers from
Consul.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 5.-ches,er
Donaldson, United States Consul al
Managua, Nicaragua, has arrived here
en- route 10 Washington to explain per-
sonally 70 the Department Of State the
ease Of W Americans named Albers,
now held In prison by the President
Of that Republic. rne Consul mas with
him all the documentary evidence in the
matter,
The evidence, Donaldson says, will
show that the two Albers were wrong
fully Imprisoned by the Nlcaraguan
Government and he intends b Justify
the stand he took to gain their liberty,
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RAW BLEEDING
SCALY ECZEMA
Looked More Like Piece Of Raw
Beef Than human Being Doc
tors Useless Blessed Relief and
First Real Sleep in Weeks Ate
First Application, and
CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

swords cannot describe the terri
bic eczema / suffered with, l was
almostNa solid mass Of sores from head
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- -
TO the Editor Of Tho Evening World.
Two friends and myself had quite an
argument as to how many times we
were thanked for giving up a seat
in the Subway trains. and vice versa.
To determine the matter we decided
to take count. and the result surprised
us. We take the train every morning
Saturdays excepted at the Mott ave
nue. station, changing at One Hundred
and ThirtS-hfth street for an express
The express trains here are always
empty. but are packed before reaching
Ninety-fourth street. We secure feats
also on the return trip evenings; 80
you zee we worked under ideal condl-
tons. Our test lasted two weeks, and
during that time we ~relinquished u
seats 20 sixty OF your sex, thirty-three,
OF whom thanked us for them. The
oYhor twenty-seyen scented 10 think
they We're merely SITTING what was
r~ightfully theirs. OF the thirty-thfee
gifted with common po.iteboss, twenty
wero On our opinion} pas. middle age.
are young men, not 'icrusty old
bachelors" A STRAp-HANGER,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05
THIS MORNINGS GOSSIP

Miss Mary McRea has returned from visit to friends in the country.
 The friends of Mrs M. II. Crittenden' who has been Ill. will be glad to know she Is improving.
 Miss Elizabeth Johnston will leave tnis week for Madison, Wis, where she VIII spend two months as the guest of Miss Olive Ball. She is to be one of the brides maids at Miss Balls wedding on octo- Der 5.
 Miss Nancy Johnston Is still the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston in the Philippines and she will possibly re- main all the winter.
 Mrs. c. P. Orr and children will re- main at their country place at Mentone until early in October.
 Mrs. J. W. Pittman and children or Louisiana are the guests of Judge ana Mrs. A. A. Coleman on Arlington ave- nue.
 Miss May Ward will leave tomorrow for Selma where she will be the guest of Miss Norma Ward.
 The friends of Mrs J. M. DeCottes of Montgomery will be glad to learn she IS recovering from her recent illness.
 
 Miss Francis Zinkan has returned from Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs. Sydenham Smith will be at home after October 1 at their resi- dence on Tenth avenue, between Nine teenth and Twentieth streets.
 After September 15 MT. and Mrs. James L. Doster will occupy their new home, 1881 South Twenty-first street.
 Mir and Mrs James J. White have re- turned from Chicago, where they have been for the past few months.
 Mrs. Joseph cowan of Meridian is in the city.
 Mrs. M B. Dickinson will return soon from visit to Virginia.
 Mrs. Tunstall B. Perry and Miss Berney will receive this afternoon at o'clock.
 
 The Berney-Evans wedding will take place tomorrow evening at o'clock at the residence of MT. and Mrs Tunstall Perry on South Twenty-first street. Miss Bessie Mae Thompson will leave Monday for Lynchburg, Va. where she
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05
"A New At1as

of the northwestern, western and middle western states with maps of the island possessions, Japan, China, United States. and the world, has just been issued by the Northern Pacific railway jointly with the Burlington Route and the Great Northern railway. It treats of boundaries, history, population. statistics, school pop ulation, state institutions, families farms, manufactures, railway mileage, postof- fees, minerals and state governments of each commonwealth traversed by the railways mentioned. A mine of valuable information for $l. A. M. Cleland, Gen eral Passenger Agent. Northern Pacific Railway, St. Paul, Minn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05
FOR RENT.


 FOR RENT. Large boarding house on 5th ave. in cen- ter. Cottage on Ave. c between 21st and 22d; nice home. Groom cottage, 6O5 N. Fist street; serv- ants house. E rooms over store; 1920 4th ave. Warehouse on Morris ave-; runs back to railroad tracks. Other property for rent, large, sniaA' city or suburban.
 GEORGE BILeE. Bell phone 24. 225 Fist street.
 FOR RENT-soUTH SIDE. 1e31 12th st.-s room, modern, furnace. 1901 10th ave.-9 rooms, modern, furnace 171s 10th ave.-7 roons' modern. 219 Ouinlan ave.-8 rooms. modern. e24 18th st.-9 rooms, large lot, Groom servants house. 79 2lst st.-S rooms. SIS 12th st.-9 rooms, modern, furnace. 1912 Ave. H-6 rooms, modern 1925 Ave IT rooms, modern. S0O6 Highland ave.-S rooms 202 Ave. Els roo4ns, modern 50O Fist st.-5 rooms, modern. 61i 22d st.--9 rooms.
 NORTH SIDE. Southwest corner 9th ave. and 10th st.-l2 rooms, modern. 5Oa 18th st.-7 rooms. SIS 18th st.-10 rooms, brick, modern. SPA 18th st-9 rooms, modern ITO. 9th ave.-7 rooms, modern. 17m 9th ave.-6 rooms modern. 261z 7th ave.--7 rooms. 2419 4th ave.-S rooms. 24N 4th ave.--S rooms. 5Oc 14th st.-5 rooms.
 STORES FOR RENT. 21o9 Morris ave.-25xS2Ks, railroad, four stories BIO N. goth st.-2Ox9O, ? stories, alley. cor ner First ave-, bet 17th and 18th sts.-25x 1S2Ha, stories. First ave-, bet 18th and 18th sts.-25x iS2Ia, stories. Store room at Five Points.
 T. L. ANGLlN & CO, Phones 1928. 2O24 Third Ave.
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NOTICE. Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ala bama Great Southern Railroad company will be held at the office of the company iE Birmingham, Ala, on Wednesday, October f. 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m.. for the election of directors and the trans action of such other business as may be brought before the meeting.
 R. D. LANKFORD, Secretary. September B. 1905. 9-5-to-10-3
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FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE. rooms, Ina street (new cottage). rooms. 1903 21st street (new cottage). T rooms, 715 22nd street (modern). 8 rooms, 1425 Sth avenue, New, 2-story). g rooms. 730 21st street, (modern). Il rooms, 715 18th street (modern). II rooms, 611-615 22nd street (modern)
 FOR RENT-SOUTHsIDE. 6 rooms, 1902 Montgomery street, (new). ' rooms, S25 21st street (modern). 8 rooms. 1237 12th street (furnace). 8 rooms 1920 St. Charles (furnace). 10 rooms 920 18th street (modern). II rooms, 1000 11th avenue furnace). Call at office and see complete list. The number of good dwellings to be had is growing smaller. Landlords. list your houses with us. We have a large list of waiting tenants for good dwellings. MESSER-MOORE INSURANCE AND
 REAL ESTATE COMPANY, Phones 819. 222-224 N. Fist St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05

VIII enter the Randolph-Macon college. Miss Elise Johnson who has been her guest will return to Birmingham Sunday to join Miss Thompson and will also go to Lynchburg to school
 
 MT. Henry W. Perry is theNguest of rel atiyes in the city.
 Miss Jennie Simpson of Montgomery Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. R. Simpson.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Vests new home on South Thirteenth avenue will be com pleted by October L
 Miss Bessie. Miss Ruth and Miss Mar garet Sims have returned from Kansas City.
 Miss Elva Goodhue of Gadsden will ar rive soon to be the guest of Miss Amy Ward
 Mir Maxwell Berry of Atlanta is spend. ing a few days in the city.
 Miss Sadie Mallam has returned from Kansas City.
 Miss Emma Mcintosh of Dadeville who has been the guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Joseph J. Shepard at her home on Fifth avenue has returned.
 Miss Elsie Johnson who had been the her home on Highland avenue has re- turned to her home in Decatur. Mir and Mrs. Robert c. Hewes have returned from trip east and are at home on Tuscaloosa avenue. West End.
 
 Miss Willie F. vandegrift is the guest Of Mrs. Charles Smith in Memphis.
 
 Mrs. A. B.. vandergrift is visiting friends in Tuskegee.
 Mrs. Harry McNaster of Montgomery Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. James Linollen on South Eleventh avenue. Mrs. Joseph V. Allen, who has been i'll for the past few weeks at her home on Eleventh avenue is improving.  Mrs. Leila Soper is at Sulphur Springs, Ala.
 Miss Mary Jane Fariss of Texas is the guest of relatives in Montgomery. Early in October she will arrive in Birming- ham to be the guest of Mrs. H. E. String fellow on North Highlands
 Miss Dora and Miss Susie McLester have returned from a visit to Wisconsin. Miss Lena Jackson will leave soon for Washington.
 Miss n Trueheart who has been the guest and Mrs. Robert Thach has retur home in Galveston, Tex. +s Ft8 will teach this year institute.
 4 end q few days >a