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BLAcKBURN's VICTORY.
The Fight Marke the Wane Of
Chairman Rollins's Influence.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
RALEIGH, N. e.. January 25.-- The
news Of Congressman Blackburn's vic
tory over state Chairman Rollins in
having Il. n. Grant appointed post
muster at C;oidsboro and g. II. Frazier
all Greensboro, over the heads Of tho
candidates urged BY Rollins and Collect
or H. c. Duncan, created quite u stir
here, many taking the position that this
is really the beginning of the end OF
tho ascentcncy Of Chairman Rollins in
influence with the powers that be at
the national capital.
The failure of the President to send
tia name of Claudus Dockery to the
senate as marshal OF tho Eastern Dis
trlct at the samo time gives rise To the
s,rnse that after all he may not sue
coed his uncle, H. G. Dnckery, as has
been planned by Chairman Rollins and
Collector Duncan, despite the fact that
/ thcre has been Il semi-oflielnl statement
that this nomination would bcamadc, IL
Il. argued that unless there was some
tie-,,p In tho nomination. of tho marshal
the name OF Dockery would certainly
bnvc been sent In along with Grant and
l,r,,zicr. Tho turn things have taken IN
| the loldsboro and Greensboro fight and
lthe apparent hitch5in the eastern col,
| loctnrsl,ip gives rise to iail manner ~
rucssos MS To the outcome OF me co Coz
|, tcsts over the Wilmington ana sSe"-
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OF GENERAL INTEREST.
Church Hill Juveniles.


The juvenile talent of Church Hill VIII
give an entertainment at Leigh Street
baptist Church, Friday evening. January
2sth. at S o'clock. In tho rendition OF
the following beautiful programme, which
IS the work of Mrs. j. l.. Wiltshire,
seventy children will take part. That
Mrs. wiltshire has associated with her
Miss Lura Atkinson and Miss Viola Dia-
cont Is a guarantee of the beauty and
success of the entertainment.
The programme follows:
Voluntary.
Observation-Disclosures Nellie Phaup. Marie
Brauer, Francis Anderson. Ruby Braner,
Agnes Parrish. Marguerite Parrish. Bruce
Parker, Georgia Emes and Hazel Strang.
Palm March, by thirty small girls.
Humorous observation-disclosures Hewlett.
uartettc-Misses Mamie Mullen and
Hazel Jones, Masters Clarence Hughes
and Russell Creclimoro.
Introduction and address of George
Washington. ty Bert Flournoy and Nor
ton Billups.
Solo-Nannie Mullen.
Recitation-"The Story of the Bells'-by
Marie Brauer The bridal party. Agnes
Parrish, Marguerite Parrish, Hazel
Strang, Georgia Emes Ruby Brauer, Mar
garet Anderson and Earle Strang. The
Easter lilies-Nellie Phaup. Ruth
MCDOWELL Bruce Parker, Barney Thomas.
Gladys Mcdowell, Bessie Hewitt. Louise
Goode, Grace Cartwright Mary Epps and
Pauline Harmon. The Christmas Carols
Lucille Butler. Collide Hassell, Elsie
Cont. Hazel Jones. Ruth Bates, Louise
Spain Elsie Parrish and Dexter Parrish.
Selection by auartette.
"The Bells" a motion song. by Mary
Epps. Mamie Mullen. Marie Brauer. Alma
Francis. Louise Spain, Ruth Bates. Fan
ME Hare. Elsie Parrish, Marian Alphin.
Alma Ford, Mary Alphin and Dexter
Parrish.
Recitation. Tit for rat" by Hazel
Strang
1.-The Fairy Wedding March by thirty
little girls. Fairy bride, Rosalie Nor
ment; fairy groom, Stewart Billups.
Solo by Hazel Jones.
The Years Calendar" by Ruth. Brauer,
Stewart Billups, Francis Anderson. Agnes
Parrish, Hazel Strang, Margaret An
aerson Clarence Hughes. Marguerite Par
rish, George Zines. Bruce Parker, Emma
Hayes and Louise Goode.
The entertainment will close with n
full chorus of seventy voices, singing the
Southern melodies arranged as a medley,
during which each child will wave a
Confederate flag, making a scene of sur
passing beauty.
DR.. Alderman Honored.
President Apiefrnan.. of the University.
has gone 20 t'cw York to deliver an
address before the Southern Educational
Bdard and the General Educational Board.
To-day he will leave for Chicago. where
he win address the Commercial Club. of
that city
AZ O'clock on Saturday no will be the
guest OF honor at . luncheon, to which
ere invited the presidents Of the Uniyer-
sites Of Michigan. Wisconsin. DePaw.
Lake Forest. Illinois. Minnesota. Acting
President .JtIdgnr Of C|irspn AND IA. bers
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of the literary programme, and look 1of
her subject princeton College on which
she read an interesting paper.
Miss Marchand, of Mary Baldwin Semi
nary, also read delightful paper on
The Inner Life and Tradition of the
College written by Mr.. Peyton Coch-
ran.
Miss NATION. also of Mary Baldwin
Seminary. gave a charming talk.
After the literary programme the guests
were invited into the dining-room, where
delicious refreshments were served
Those invited were Mr.. and Mrs, j. A.
aIexahder, Nr. and Mrs Rudolph Bum
gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Bell,
Mrs. r. z. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Curry Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Fred Effinger,
mr. and Mrs G. G. Gooch, DR. and Mrs.
Z. Lacy Gibson. On. and Mrs. Crank
Hanger Mr. and Mrs. William Green,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles x Hoge, Mr.. and
MRS. Carter Harrison Mr.. ard Mrs.
Thomas Hogshead, Mr.. and Mrs Mich.
Holiday. Mr.. and Mrs. W 9. Marshall.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Taylor Mccoy, SIR. and
Mrs. PAR, Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Robertson,
Captain aud Mrs. McIlhauy. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. p. Stems. Mr.. aud Mrs. James r. Tay-
lor, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 4. Waddcli,
Mrs. George wilson, Mr.. and airs. Fltz-
nugh Elder DIR. and Mrs. Fraser, Mr. and
Mrs A. NJ Howisou Mrs. Iiotchkiss.
Dr ANA Mrs II H. Eenkel Mr. and
aIrs. Alfred Jaffe. Captain aud Mrs..
Kable. Major and Mrs. Russell, Captain
and Mrs. Ransom Mrs. Moralce. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Payton Colonel ana Mrs Turk, Sir. and
Mrs. Henry Wafer. sfr and Mrs Harry
iyorthington, Mrs Duke, Of Chariottcs-
vine Mifs DuyalI Miss Frost, Miss
C,oode. MISS ecou, AIisa stuart Aiiss
| NATION. Miss Nellie 1'ams MISS speed.
Miss HALLE HenkeI. and McHsrB J. y.
! TUCKER, JoSeph Cochran ard Peyton
! Cochran
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THREE TRAGEDIES
At THE ACADEMY
Mr.. Robert Mantcll Will Present
King Lear, Hamlet and
Macbeth.
A NEW YORK PRODUCTION
-1,hc Heir to the Hoorah' is
Well Received BY the
Boston Press.
A NEW YORK PRODUCTION

After a lapse of nearly twenty years,
s.LSine Lear was presented to o New
York audience, and the portrayal OF the
titIo role by Mr. Robert b. Mantell may
he readily classed as cxcellIng that OF any
M his PREDECESSORS, notwithstanding their
INDUSTRIOUS names Never has there been
such ,nanimity of opinion among the
,rj,ics an exists in their comment on
Mr. Mantells Interpretation of that most
difficult individuality. That ne mas sue
ceeded in arousing nothing snort oi .n
,6usiasm in two weeks consecutive pre-
sentation of the piece In Madison square
Garden Theatre, is n sufficient endorse
,ments Notwithstanding the fact that u
was preceded by his phenomenal run , ot
three months IN Otner eSiiah'SpIslii' '
classic plays ,,,,,, -,
will appear at the Academy OF MUSIC To-
night and to- morrow matinee and night,
presenting King Lear tonight; MAJ
beth" tomorrow night. and HAMMER 81
the matinee. .,,
ton the tour is being arranged, mas sparf-
ed no expense in equipment and the scenic
effects and costuming is of the very nigh
est order.
Down the Pike
One of the most handsomely equipped
big musical comedy, Down the Pike,
which comes to the Bijou next Monday
for an enga cement of one week. r.. ID;
Stair who directs the tour, has provided
scenic and electrical features without re-
gard to cost and the costumes are OF the
richest fabrics. The result is that the at
traction has made a splendid success and
i sentitled to place in the front rank
The fact that Johnny and Emma Ray
head the cast also gives assurance or a.
full supply of side-splitting doings, and
the musical numbers are described as
being tuneful and melodious. The COM
pany numbers fifty people. including II
large chorus contingent OF beautiful show
girls. ).
"The Vinegar Buyer
Ezra Kendall comes to the Academy
next Thursday and Wednesday In The
Vinegar Buyer tho best of the come
dams many successes.
1t is a striking coincidence that when
Mr.. Kendall last appeared at the Grand
Opera House, Chicago, two years ago. in
.',fhe Vinegar Buyer" that Mr. Richard
Mansfield followed Mr.. kendalls engage
ment at the Grand, and upon his recent
engagement Mr.. Kendall succeeded MI,
Mansfield. 1.-THE Vinegar Buyer Is the
work OF Herbert Hall WinsloW. Kendall.
however, lent his assistance in the way
of innumerabe suE!gestions, especially
those that were peculiarly applicable to
Nendalls unique way of saying things
that make every one within hearing OF
his voice laugh.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Mrs. Moncure's Reception.

One of the handsomest of January teas
was given from to T. NJ yesterday
In her home, by Mrs, James Ashby Mon
cure, of No. 2)4 East Franklin Street
Tho lower floor of the house was
canvased III white and beautifully de-
corated with pink roses, palms. smilax
and maiden-hair ferns. the color effect
being heightened by pink shaded lights.
The hostess received with Mrs. Herbert
Gray, her mother; Mrs. Mann S. Valen-
tine Mrs Andrew j. Gray, Jr., and Miss
French, of Wilmington, n. c., the re-
cciving party standing in the front parlor
against a bank OF palms.
| In the dnipg-room were tho deep GRIM
son of American Beauties. and way
tapcrs under red silk shades. contrasted
effectively with the green OF palms and
! ferns. Miss Bell Perkins and Mrs.
/ William Daniel were at the punch table.
center OF much pleasant converse and
| gay rcpartce. Young girls IN pretty
| white frocks, serving were: Misses Cary
land Rosalie Valentine. Helen sue Gray
and Ida IfIippen.
| hrs. Moncurc is most gracious and
agreeable hostess and her rooms arc spe-
ciajly we'll adapted for entertaining. The
list Of callers vac large one and the
occasion mos, enjoyable.
Church Reception.
| One Of Tho pleasant events Of the week
was the congregational reception given
4 in The sunday school room Of 81 Paui'r
| Church yhursday evening, TO the rector
the hey. Or Robert ". Forsyth and tn,
4 tectors wfr, AIrn, FORSYTH, who were ac
corded n warm Welcome
me room and table decorations were
extremely pretty and tasteful. and de-
iah,fpl refrcsiments wero served
Nui9hR tlpse present were; Mr. Purcell
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Thought.
Thought is deeper than all speech
Feeling deeper than all thought;
souls to souls can nevor teach
what unto themselves was taught
Nyo are spirits clad in wells,
MN by man was never seen;
All our deep oomnunins falls,
To remove the shadowy screen.
Heart TO heart was never known;
Mind with mind did never meet;
We are columns left alone
or temple pncc complete.
Like the stars that gem the sky,
Ear apart, though seeming near,
in our light we scattered lie.
All is thus hut starlight here.
What is social company,
But n bat,hling summon stream?
What our wise philosophy,
But the CHANGING of dream?
cnly when the sun of love
Melts the scattered stars Of thought,
Only when we live above
What the iim-eyed world hath taught.
only when our souls are fed
BY the fount which gave them birth,
And by inspiration led
Which they never drew from earth.
We. like parted drops of rain,
Swelling till they meet and run.
Shall he all absorbed again.
Melting. flowing into one.
Selected.
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Mothers, Club Formed.

@ A mass Meeting OF the ladies', of tho
Mntherss club vas held YESTERDAY after
Nan II the Valentine Kindergarten for
the the purpose Of forming u great Club Of
o' ,rhe REV. NJ. II. Evans made the open-
;np''ndtiress. Other speakers were Mrs,
Kate Minor, Mrs La dom, Rasn,s and
I'm IN one Miss Alice N. Parker presided.
and Miss Annie ". Xix acted as secrs-
tary. " .. n, =. . "a ~ t,,,,.in st;cs
,,hn or1.a nizatlon was effected uncl the
nnnstitiifion drafted and adopted. officers
were elected Mrs Ernest Itladsa,g, OF the
y ~, MA aid ent.N The Indies wernAmuch en-
eoraged BY tho presence Of Dr.; Moses
i n rI6ge. of the school board, and Dr, S.
q. Mitchell, of Richmond College.
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bern collcctorships, the Fayetteville
postofce and other appointments that
must soon be made.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
District Meeting Followed By a
Brilliant Luncheon.
(special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

DURHAM, N. c., January 25-onc of
the most brilliant social events OF me
season was a district meeting OF ING
Durham knights of Pythias. There "eic
one hundred knights delegates rom o'her
lodges in this district.
Tho address of welcome was made by
5I a Giles. OF Durham, and the res ponse
sby Il. NJ. Carlton. of Roxboro, speeches
were also made by Grand Chancellor y.
S. Barnaid, of Ashevi1le; Grand Vice
chancellor w. w. Wilson, of Raleigh;
STATE Deputy James y. Mutt. Of Whining
ton and superintendent Endowment
Rank George Fl. Register, OF Greensboro,
A aye-course luncheon was. served. WITH
flames III. southgate. OF Durham as
toastmaster.
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PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES.
Reception to D. A. r.

Mr.. ann Mrs- Henry D. Peck, of statin-
tor, entertained the Beverley Manor
Chapter. Daughters Of the American Rev
oiution. on Tuesday evening.
Rerespins With Mr.. and Mrs peck
we're the regent Mrs. J. Frederick Ef-
finger. and The e&-regent. Mrs. G. C.
Gooeh Mrs ]. a. Alexander had charge
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~ o'clock on Saturday no will be the
guest OF honor at luncheon, to which
ere invited the presidents of the Uniyer-
SITES Of Michigan. Wisconsin. DePaw.
Lake Forest. Illinois. Minnesota, Acting
president Judson, Of Chicago. ano others.
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DR.. Alderman Honored.

President Aplafrnan. of the University
has gone 20 c'cw York to deliver an
address before the Southern Educational
Bdard and the General Educational Board.
To-day he will leave for Chicago. where
he viii address the Commercial Club, of
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WoMAN's MEETINGS.
FloraI Carnival Cornmittee.

Mist Pearl Bod@ker, presieent-chaimlan
Of the Foiral catniYal Connittec. has
called meeting 81 ail the officers, chair
man ana altqrnatcs ~ The carnival for
tiie morning 81 u O'Clock 10 the 80.
tnan's Christian Association building.
Oyster Supper.
'T'hg, Helping Circle ~ iEe Kings Dangi.
tcrs RiIl g'Y@ an o9nlff HDper ~ TRINITY
Methodist Gaurh. F4day eyonipg, jan
uary eetit 49,
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49, o1~J
MIR. and Mrs. j. Cans and Miss Nina
Cans, OF this city. were among the
guests at tho marriage OF Miss Rita S.
Cans. daughter of Mrs. Rebacca Cans,
Baltimore to Mr.. Solomon Salmson.
which took place Wednesday evening at
g p. Nj. at the brides home In Balt-
more Mrs Salmson Is we'll known and
very popular In this city, where she for
merly made her home with her mother.
MIR. Charles s. MoVeigh. of this city.
has been elected president of tho law
class of the University OF Virginia. Mr..
McVeigh Is also assistant business man
ager of the University magazine, while
another Richmond man, Mr.. FRANCIS u.
Carter. is business manager.
I Mrs. Alien and Miss Hazel Allen have
returned from . visit to Mrs. G. a. Hunt,
in Keysvlle.
Mr.. and Mrs M f. Gikerson, OF Staun-
ton, are visiting friends here.
Mr. !, w Kyle, of Richmond, is regis
tered at the ciermont. in Charlottesvillc.
Mr.. r. r. Priddy of lSeysv!lle, is in
the city. From here she will go TO New
York 10 visit her son, Mr.. Lawrence
Priddy.
Miss Eugenic Taylor will go to New
port News In II few days TO be the guest
OF Mrs, ], Winston Read
Mrs. A. >. GSinsler. Of Philadelphia. Pa.
is Visiting her friend. Mrs. ID. j. o'Nell
| on Nenabe Street,
| Miss lrone Slrayer, n very attractive
| young lady Gud popular member Of so
c!ety in HauIsonburg Va. is the guest
lin Richmond of Misa Helen Q 'Ferral.
Miss GRACE II. Day, OF smithfiold. Va
who has been spending the winter II
Washington, -. c. viii, her sister, the
wife OF United States Senator Thomas
y. Martin, win come to Richmond M ono
of the attendants ut HE wedding Satur
. dhy h"Kt, Of Miss l'rauhart, to MI,
" - Mecahc Miss Day IS extremely
| pppplhr " Washington society, where
hpe asHlsu Mrs. Martin IN entertaining
ma "l'pfH she rs considered n representa-
eAe southern beauty aud Lclle,
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Kate Wheelock Club.

The Kate Wheelock Club met Wednes-
day afternoon. Scorers north and south
were Mrs. Page and dummy; east and
west, Mrs. Basil spalding and Mrs. Pow
hatan Breeder.
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lother club members, but cannot ask other
ladies, residents of Richmond.
| The Emma Andrews Whist Club will
meet this afternoon in the homo OF Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

house and hotel reflects how painstskng have been
architects builders and The owners IN seeking to
There was time-and IL was not so many years
almost az a standstill 1t was not lessening. Of
construction work due 70 building trades strike:
OF building not an apartment house or hotel by
myriads Of apartment house and hotel jewellers or
70 scarcity OF stone and timber no. out a STOP
page solely resulting from the inability OF builders
from the sum Of the moneys represented by the
building project could be obtained While the cost
had risen rapidly and had become much greater
tsn antisipatsd IN otneT "GIGs 1ne S az
determining whether not building project
would be profitable. whereas IT should have besn a
The person with little knowledge OF real estate
how he would solve this building realty problem
doubtedly have been like adding 20 the troubles OF
owners. and II prodigious increases in rentals had
ptfed Either the tenants would have begrndgingiy
paid the new rentals or most OF them would have
oov5ner bas plenty OF American pIIck and natience
those who had 10 solve this problem about Il
quietly out energeticaly. and IN q manner tending
TO conserve the vast sums OF money invested in
steam 10 operate their elevators and furnish heat
to their houses. The use OF electric power mainly
helped to sove the problem for them by largely re-
To-day the majority OF modern apartment houses
are not only imposing structures, with rich furn-
has more than trebed IN the last ten years 1t
would be extremely difficult task. II not an Inn
than Manhattan Island, and since last fall the
number Of such houses has been considerably aug
mented. In fact, more high class apartment
houses, according 20 realty statistics. have been
built on Manhattan Island this year than in any
other year IN the history OF the city.
In spite OF Increased land values and cost Of
construction rentals only slightly higher than
they were few years ago. for II in the cheaper
type OF building that there has been a rise In
rentals In proportion 10 greater land values and
cost Of construction. II is true. too. that rentals
OF many medium class fathOuses are exorbitantly
high, The tenants OF many such houses get little
ior the money they Fay rent compared TO
what they could get for the same sum of money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

elsewhere. Maybe the owners OF such houses think
fairly and sQuarely because thew have nro6sbG,5
judged realty conditions in the light as the
s sh Sd Th Ss sae Whatever parcel brings is
Rentals are not fixed by any clique Of realty men.
They are based on the earning power OF land. De
mand and supply create land value, and upon the
can ord FOR ope ff hel B9w mgsa Shey
many more people can afford 20 live in high class
They are earning more money. and therefore they
can pay, higher prices for more commodious homes.
me builder, n perfecting his operations. guided
by these facts. So ne builds more expensive houses
about 10 per cent from their investments For in
stance, a builder erects $4,000 apartment house
or hotel and the annual profit derived from the
venture IS $1,000 or 10 per cent Then ne plans
- 49, i 800 mouse. SOW ne would not figure
such return for his money he would think me
would be here he would howsyer expect sfr to eet II
only $4,000 a year from his investment. Since the
construction might have increased % per cent and
u ne had put up his 5000 building earlier be could
rentals are not based on what the building might
and the hxed operating expenses. II the owner ~
a high class apartment house hotel does not get
IIoM 20 ~ Der cent year on the money repre-
sshred oy me house the property will be in
q ne psIh OF ne apartment house or hotel builder
y - nov siIe"n with roses He is ordinarily Tire
20 the comforts Of his tenants. To him Is due the
, Ne eSsuIe OF credit for the upouildng Of the
circle ana extending 10 within short distance OF
the Harlem Ship Canal ~ VA
In the SOS the West side was practically on. b,s
farm tract II vas not until that the tiver.ids
Drive ana upper broadway Ghtn called tha Fouia-
VaTdJ projects were proposed Ten Years later Lort
cars were permitted TO run Ia upper BroadV,s, ana
about tie same time the Ninth avenue - -. =
EXTENDED 70 Harlem. Even IN 1880 the section va
only spafseN settled. In 1883 tho late Colonel 49,
nuty bought a plot l99zlfO ~ The soutbyyes+ ~,
Of ssd street and Columbus avenue paying SIS "a
Tor II. Its valuation to-day r. about ggsl a. -
December, lsA5. ottnger Brothers bought tic -
'front.' On the east side Of Columbus avsDue isty,h
Sstl and tstn streets. 2sAlgl feet for a. 90
assessed valuation now :. Si'-g,,. There was ~
little Eul-lEs lu The -"rica LriN 1851 ard 1sC5 -
tLc early CO.'S htpru the ----tpr IN H.. ..'
class 90 n"s story faflotrcs ana rrsr roi.o.ye -,
thousands eaca.
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Since January 10 date plans have been fled for
the erection OF So apartment houses and nathouses
on Manhattan Island The estimated cost OF these
structures is $50 go. Never In the history or
the city were Manhattan builders as active as they
to-day. For these stirring days in the building
line the popularity OF the apartment house ana
hotel is largely responsible In several sections
whole blocks Of old type houses are quickly being
replaced by law houses In other newer dis
fTcts 81 the city vast tracts Of land long undevel
oped being transformed into aliurins apartment
and dwelling house districts So rapidly is the city
growing that many more houses have 10 be ouilt
each year than a few years ago 20 provide
suitable homes for the increasing population II Is
unusual thing in these tines 20 hear OF some
broker having leased entire apartment house
from the plans 20 various clients. and then 70 ind
a buyer for the property before the building is
ready for occupancy.
while irving 10 provide model homes for all who
want them builders and architects have sought 70
better houses than any ever erected and have