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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
1t Is History.

That since 1929 the direct line Of the eity's
development has. been northeast.
That Pearl street was a busy thorough
fare long before Broadway.
That Second venue was lined with resi-
dences far in advance of Fifth avenue.
That Yorkville and Harlem, on the east
side, were thickly populated when Bloom
ingdale and Manhattanville were mere locali-
ties on the west side.
That the southern Bronx was thickly set
tied long before Washington Heights.
That during the last census decade alone
1890 to IeooAthe Bronx increased in popula-
ton over 1910.
A larger ratio than that Of any other large
city or any other portion of New York City.
During the same decade the assessed value
of real estate in the Bronx increased over 5000.
This direct line of the eity's growth--as
irresistible as the ocean tides-eontin1es' 70
rapidly and surely move east and north
through the Bronx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
aEAL ESTATE.
President Roosevelt Says:
person who invests in well selected real estate in a CROWNS
adopts the surest and safest ]
independent, for real estate is the, basis Of all wealth

the extension of transportation facilities in
the eastern Bronx +, s
Much, of this work is already under way,
and it will all be completed by 1910.
BECAUSE to-day's Improvement are
merely extensions of the present Bronx street
system, and the main arteries of Bronx
growth are merely being continued until they
end at the water front in Throgs Neck
Gardens. .
fremont avenue, Westehester avenue and
other t~horoughfares ARE NOW being carried
into and through the Throg's Neck Gardens
section of the Bronx. n
"A condemnation commission is now ac-
lively at work at the widening and extension
of Eastern Boulevard from Throg's Neck
Gardens across the Harlem River to I45th
street, Manhattan .
A straight line as the crow flies, and two
years will see this work fully completed.
The Interborough Railroad Company FRAN
a, CHISES HAVE BEEN GRANTED for new
transportation lines on all of these streets:
The extension Of the present subway sys-
TEN, the Lexington avenue route through
Throg's Neck to Pelham Bay Park, has been
authorized, and a commission is now busy
acquiring the necessary property.
Consequently, city icts on these avenues and
adjacent streets are already selling for 5000
to $4,000. .,,~i
City lots. a5xloo. mind you. in Throg's
Neck Gardens can now be- had for $1,000 to
$1,000. Two or three years hence they will
bring $4,000 TO ; 10000.
City improvements make these increases as
always.
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What Does This Growth Mean?

1t means that dozens of lots on lower Broad
way that not many years ago sold fer $7oo
and 5000 each are now worth 5000. 900 to
$500. DOC each, and more.
That the Samler east side farm, which
originally changed hands for $4,000. is now
worth at least 100000.
That the old Eden farm. the site of the
present Great White Way, which originally
changed hands for $4,000. is now worth as
many millions.
That the old Thompson farm, now the site
Of the Waldof-Astoria. once purchased for
$4,000, is now worth fully $~35,ooo,ooo.
These comparisons represent the purchase
price Of the property as farm lands and after
city Improvements had been made.
the last five years have jumped from 1000
to 5000.
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easterly Growth.

City improvements, that must first follow
the lines Of country best adapted physically
to artificial development at the lowest possible
cost, and these city Developments arc:
The opening. grading and paving Of streets
BY THE CITY.
The construction of sewers BY THE CITY.
The laying Of water mains BY THE CITY.
The Inauguration Of parks, boulevards.
schools and other public eonvenienees BY
THE CITY.
The installation of transportation lines,
~subways, etc.
The owner of a great business must con-
stantly nurse his fortune.
Must join in competition for improved
methods and indispensable men.
Not SO the owners of real estate in line with
the city's growth.
For the city's progress converts the goat
farm and swamp. the upland and lowland.
into the richest income bearing property.
f~s&u Iru~roxynvnovke T~n~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
HOUSES " MEN
Alike I'm Revealing Themselves In the
Fronts They Present.

Alike In Revealing Themselves In the
Fronts They Present.
We have got sosnow.' spid q fat dwerer.
sthat when We 60 Cat hunting We can toll
simply by looking at the outside Of q build
ing whether We rant to 60 in and look or
not. As q rule men carry their character
on their faces. and 20 usually do buildings.
There In almost always something that
you can tell by. When We come along to
one house No say Nothing doing and pass
by. and when We como to another We say
Lets 90 in,' and We do. In each case
there 10 something about the house that
either repels or attracts US. just aa-there ID
about mon.
OF course We may make mistakes. in
men and houses both. We may meet some
simple, plain man who at sight We might
not think amounted to 90 much, to find him.
when We came to know him. a man Of ster-
ling character: and just 90 We may find
houses OF very simple. plain exterior that
are models Of construction within. And 20
We NAV meet mon who bedeck themselves
with ornaments and fancy clothes Of whom
We might think that they must be himsy and
fiashy all through, but who when you come
3 know them turn out to be the real goods;
and 90 you may find houses covered with
architectural Gimorackery that prove TO
be better within than they are without.
But a. q rule, with houses a. with mon.
the front clearly reveals the real character;
and In GASES where We might otherwise be
misled there are almost sure TO be slight
indications that we take note Of instinctively.
or that We learn by experience TO discover.
that give US the real clue. 80.
And 90 at sight, with houses as with
mon. We know which to steer clear Of and
which We may plaos confidence In. for
commonly the house, like the q carries
all over II. generally. or II not 90 then 10
some nook or corner. Q true sign; n needs
only the ability to read"
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REAL EsrATE.


Note particularly:
The President names three requirements for
real estate as an investment.
i3t. il must be we'll selected.
I'D. 1t must be in a growing section.
81. It must be in a prosperous community.
and LOCATE FOR YOURSELF the ONE
section of Greater New York which stands out
pre-eminently by itself in meeting all these
requirements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
SLAUGHTER or THE BIRDS.
they Arc Disappearing by Millions TO Sup.
MY Millinery Trtmmings.

It is said that Paris milliners alone con-
sumo every year about seventy thousand
seagulls. One single dealer sold during
the last twelve months 5000 hummins
birds and 600, 900 pairs Of wings Of every
description.
A writer In the GentIsvoman calculates
that more than three hundred million OF
birds are sacrificed to the vanity Of women
In the so-oalled civilized countries and the
result Of tho slaughter 10 alresdy making
itself felt. Some countries are now almost
quite depopulated Of their winged inhabi-
tants.
The Labrador duck ID almost extinct.
So In the pigeon OF Saint Maurice. the Auck-
land rail, the bulifnoh Of the Azores. the
white headed titmouse and many others.
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Caught 81 Pound bass In Surf.

o'"'gt;'un correspondence Charleston Eevs
and Courier.
T, -. barr OF this city. a student at the
University Of South Carolina. has the dis
llncf'on Of having caught the biggest bass
n ne SUI u. Pawley's Island that has been
Hnd' -rre -, several seasons.
Ia" big fish weighed thirty-eiRht- pounds.
with It's head level with the shoulders Of q
man the tip OF its tail lust cleared the ground.
took young Barr fifteen minutes 70 land
~ gstch. which put up q powerful light Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
SUBWAY ITEM.

Ticket Seller Hss % with . Five Cent
Fleece Of Lead.
The subway humorist hit on q new devics
reoeptiy. He 10 Q ticket seller. be It under
stood.
He insinuattd under the glass Of the
counter where most Of them AVE q sign
How manyi' 0 weather beaten Ave cent
pieoe. apparently made Of Cad. About
every third pereon who comes by and ID
entitled 10 receive change tries 10 break
several good finger Dsih digging up that
WSsrsss the subway humortss laughs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
City improvements Continue
East and North.

Millions of dollars have been planned for
already authorized street extensions and other
city. improvements in the eastern Bronx.
Millions Of dollars have been planned for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
USE YOUR HEAD

- 49, r. VIM.
If you are to be very successful you must use your head
as we'll as your hands. There is probably no surer way to
make money than by the wise purchase Of real estate near q
great city. This is particularly true of New York. Much
Of the land within the city limits has already reached so
great q value that the ratio Of increase will not be 80 favora-
Bic as in case of land well selected adjacent thereto.
The trend of growth to-day is Long 1sandward. We
believe that the development, environment, schools, churches,
hotel, golf links, and the unexceled' transportation facilities
make Garden City Estates the greatest opportunity on the
Island for the investor or the home seeker. Lots at present
$500 and upwards. Beautiful homes ranging from $1,000 to,
$4,000 on easy payments. Why throw away money on
rents when you could use it to buy a home which you would
soon own ? - go. -
We reiterate, this is the time to buy on Long Island if
you buy right. Not two years from now, when values will doubt
less have doubled, but nmo. The unprecedented work that is
being done by the Pennsylvania Railroad will be completed
almost before you know it, but if you wait for that, you will
pay for the waiting. The right action on your part mow
will let you make money as many others whom you admire
for their sagacious Judgment have done.
A telephone message to 1922 Gramercy, or q letter to the
Flatiron Building, will secure for you free transportation to
see our property and judge for yourself, or we will gladly
send you our latest illustrated booklet entitled The New
Electric Service to Garden City Estates" Write or tele-
phone Immediately. ..-i
GAGE e. TARBELL, President.
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APAnTMENrs TO LEr-PUiN1snED

FOL LENT people. fully furnished, building
being completed; abcolutely. nrsproof; two tlsys.
room. Bedroom. ccssts' large bath; noiseIess eeiec..
ttic, fans Polls6sd oak noors: small Kitchen .uly
inv Y ttssisuhnns: nHv.ste ssrv13ce siieyssuT. issh s,e1Y.
exoellept view; southern exposure; lease . OF. 8
Mental breakfast Address PLAZA. boz ~, sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
Throg's Neck Gardens:

One would think President Roosevelt had
Throg's Neck Gardens in mind. for this prop
erty so fully meets his requirements.
Throgs Neck Gardens, as we have clearly
shown, possess the ~unequaled advantage Of
being close to and in the direct line Of the city's
natural development.
Already the home of several millionaires-
the Huntingtons. the Morrises. the Have
meyers-Thrpg's Neck Gardens. with their
miles Of shore front on the upper East River
and Sound. their high elevation and great
natural beauty, offer an opportun nifty for
munity only to be compared with Riverside
Drive, Manhattan.
For further information concerning invest
ment or home site parcels in Throg's Neck
Gardens address
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CRY REAL ESTATE.

GREAT bargain. large brick factory. property
$50 feet on 6lst st.. 100 feet on ezd a.. near l!tn
Principals only Full particulars with NEW YORK
CENTRAL REALTY CO.. iSz8 Broadway. cor. SAN
st., Manhattan.
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FOR RENT,

IHAvE HOUSES and Fla 10 Rent IN all pafs Of
Brooklyn and 0ueens-RentSf from 5000 70 $1,000
per month. JOSEPH 7. MCMAHON.
ass Msnta6us st. Breekiyn-
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FUnNIsHRD ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED 10 RENT. by private family until
October, lsfgo. simply furnished country house
havinR about fourteen rooms, SeAside preferred
References. Address p. o. boz %, Station =
Toronto, Canada
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Farms WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. regarding 2 sood farn
e. sale; not p.s rte sS9s, u. lpS s,sess - si Say, 70
90 81 'Esa. Address l. p~ARBlsHiRk. boz
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REAL EsrATR WANTED.

'wANTED-Resi estate or other property In eI.
ohanst for my stock IN Q tAst growinf industnAl
SsiSs. xddrsss IxRY J. LsfSY. 80 n. CAPITA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

WRITE for beautiful new booklet IN eoiors with
map and %automobile route TO Long Beach. 70
Fifth sv.. New York. f'
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.HM Estate ron sAla-suHEM ZEAL ssrArz 70. sAs E-.sun
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RoR ALE.

A, Ss1 I. s1sal s%.ssI 4 Es2sGa, Vs. y; e. ;. s: r..
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$1,000 business monthly; price 5000: win inventorS
A''dae s5lSsi bS1RWPfSaINs co. ss7 Broadway.
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PARTY wanted for . very high class ~nAnufec-
turing company, this city. tc5.oo0 required; money,
70 be Invested In the business: members Of the COM
pany arc some Of the best known In Now fork
observation-disclosures CO.. EST Brosdwsy.ss Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

CURB BROKER with high class established tradsl
wishes partner with $1,000. For particulars sp-,
y" observation-disclosures CO.. ss1 Broadwsy:
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SPECIAL partner wanted with $4,000 70 yttasooQ
for high class established business, this city: very
HSccIpooNSAID.wIaaINs CO.. syr Rroadway..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

nsrArE roa sME-LoNG ISLAND REAL Estate FOR sALE-LoNc ISLAND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

FOR 600 stock Of manufacturer. uew
patented steel car truck frames. being adopksd
By all leading railroads. Apply at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

GENERAL sporting goods store. bowling ssnA
pool tables; net profits about 500 monthly: proc
Si.aoo. stock WIN ipyentory ,sSing price: . 6ar(sin.
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wANrED.orraninsEsi good oommiss,on; an,
osi:f II ouis ssatS Bead. Ind A.~.~E
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

Elegant I and Z family houses. located In q most
delightful section Borough Park Heights. being un-
New York. Limestone fronts, oak trimming
verandss IN re;r; GSms Nd see fST yourself.
SD st.. west Of Fort Hamilton av.
Take Borough Park or Sea Reach I" 10Th 81. sta.)
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EEA SS. 500, slightly Used Upnghs. ROE
Fine order. Stairway. Bargain.
hVO Z East Hath ST. w
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price 5000; Investor can realize $4,000 yearly
Particulars at NHN~'
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AGENTS WANTED.
aRI.P

wANTED-Diamond setter accustomed. to set
Apply ILLINOIS WATCH CASE DO, Maiden
lane. %,
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CONFECTIONERY. Ice cream and catering bupi
ness. established 20 years BY present owner; price
including valuable property. $4,000; easy TERMS
pSGS eboNALD.wIGGINs CO.. ss1 Brosdwsy.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-High class boarding houpes bon
location this city; owner going 20 California; pays
si7s net monthly: For gaftiepiars Apply To- So
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DESIRABLE suite Of ociees. t,eoo n. Liberty
street. snstnesrng buiidins. near Broadway. Fol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-12

$6500--2-story brick, renting for ss4o per year. Terms, s26oo cash. balance l. 2 and years.
 s5000-7-room, 2-story residence, rent ing for $50 per month. on 18th st. s700-4 good 25-foot business lots in a growing district. s1ooo-20 acres of desirable land ad- joining Green Springs (City park. Terms Ia cash.
 s1950--6-room residence. modern; best of location; price $500 under It's value.
 SS75-A big bargain. a 25-foot busi- ness lot in North Birmingham, close in to center.
 Don't be in hurry. take time; there Is big money in Birmingham and suburban property. It will pay you to carry back to your home a deed to some Birmingham property-oth- CTS have been made independent It's here for you. We hope you will ac- cept our invitation and become moro closely identified with Birmin gham prosperity. Call at either office. whether you want to buy or sell or neither. We want to serve you in any way we can.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-12

s250o-The best business lot in North Bir- mingham; size 4oxsOj terms one-third cash.
 s40OO-5 acres of good land close in; some Improvement; near the Southern yards. S1000-New Broom cottage; lot b0x14O; two blocks of car; good investment, s9000-20 acres between North Birmingham and Lewlsburg; a fine investment on terms one-quarter cash. s4750-A modern Broom residence, ele- gantly arranged; lot 50x19o k22b0-rhree new 4-room negro cottages; renting for go per month; near car line; a big bargain for the money tS50-Corner lot 100x140: worth s1250; re- duced for quick trade $175-A good 2J-foot business lot in growing district; cash only at this big reduction.
 s450-Splendld residence lot near North Birmingham park for quick trade. se50o-A big bargain in one block of 20 lots whic,a has 100 feet frontage on Louis ville and Nashville railroad; large man. ufacturing plants built all around 1t; fine investment proposition; would consider other good property as part pay.
 $350-Choice lot fronting east in Farmont addition, four blocks of North Blrming- ham High school: terms. s2o cash, bal- ance s10 per month; no interest. no taxes until paid for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-12
BLOOMING MILL
 RESUMES TODAY Anethes Blast Furnace Goes In
 At EnSIey TREATMENT OF VETERANS Ens'ey Gave Big Barbecue To Help Make Their Stay Pleasant-Per- soral and General News
 of Ensley.
TREATMENT OF VETERANS

Ensley June 11.-(SpeclaD-The bloom :uE mill department at the steel mlll will be put In operation stomorroww. The employees have been notified to report for work and by the latter part of the week t.le rail mill will be turning out rails. While the entire force will not be put to work ,nniorrow it is authorativey stated that o5 the 18th of this month the mill will DC running at it's full capacity. No. bla st furnace was blown in yesterday and from all accounts is doing splendily. No. 6 furnace will be blown in. Friday, which will make four of the six blast furnaces in operation The resumption of the steel mll is very gratifying to the people Of ths district
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-12
FOR RENT
NORTHSIDE.

NORTHSIDE. 1707 sth ave. bath, gas, rooms, $40. 612 17th st.. bath, gas, rec. hall. g rooms $S750- 1922 Ina st., bath, gas. elect, rooms. S35.00. 2120 sth ave, bath etc., rooms. s35. eos Cotton ave. West End. 2 rooms. S25.00. PIP Elyton st.. West End. rooms sl5.
 SOUTHSIDE. sol 18th st.. bath. rooms, s1s.5O Elegant apartment. s. 18th st., rooms $50.0O. 2si6 Ave. G. bath. electricity. rooms. $25.00. 526 25th st.. rooms, s20. sos 25th st.. rooms, $20. 1921 18th st.. Furnished s40) rooms S35.00. s21 18th st, furnish ed), rooms, $50. 1109 18th st, modern, 9 rooms, s6O. 1929 11th ave. bath, gas. cleo. rooms s45.0O. SIS 11th ave, oath, etc. rooms. s35. new apartments, f rooms, bath elect. lights, 18th, bet. ave. D and E, each, s20.00.
 STORES AND OFFICES. Alabama Bank Bldg, room g. $15. Eagles Hall, 2131s N. 18th st, s60. 2205 Morris ave- sS5. 2217 2d ave, $50. 2319 2d ave, $50. 21o9 2d ave- 6 floors). s125. 223 s. 20th st, s45. 221 N. 18th st, $175.
 THE HIGHLANDS The elegant new apartments corner Ave. H and 20th st, will be completed about July r. Parties closing con tracts now will be given free rent from completion to October l, 1908 See us for full description and price,
 w. B. LEEDY 6 GO. Phones 4. 112 North Twenty-first st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-12
OFFENDERS NOT PROTECTED.
French Governnc ent Will Not Give Aid
 To Hcytien Refugees.

Paris, June 1.-The report received here by cable that M. Carteron, French min ister to Hayti. has not instructed the HaytIen government that France has de cided to no longer extend the right of asylum in Hayti to political offenders was today characterized as not quite accurate
 The facts are that France maintains the right of asylu mat the French legation in Hayti but in common with the other powers she agrees that her consular agencies, which often are in charge of persons who do not belong to the regular consular service, shall no longer be used for the protection of political suspects
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-12
HEARST BALLOTS
 STILL GAINING

New York, June 1.-The vote of 50z election precincts out of a total of 194S in this city had been counted in the inquiry to decide whether W. R. Hearst or George B. Mcclellan was elected mayor of New York in 1905, when court ad- journed today. MT. Hearst's net gain thus far is 215, of which 27 were added today when the contents of 112 ballot boxes were recounted. In some of the boxes opened late in the day, Mayor Me- clellan made greater gains than did Mr. Hearst both taking votes which had been credited to Wins, the republican candi- date
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-12
MUST COME BACK.
Officer Has Been Sem To Honduras
 For an American.

New York June 11-To bring back to this city Francis G. Bailey, who IS charged with grand larceny in connection with the seizure of the steamer Colds boro Police Lieutenant P. Berry of the district attorneys office left today fc~ Washington on his way to Honduras where Bailey is held under arrest AL though there is no extradition treaty be- tween this government and Honduras Lieutenant Berry will receive from the Secretary of State a formal order on the government of Honduras asking that Bailey be turned over to him. Bailey arrived in the port of Ceiba. Honduras, on the steamer Goldsboro. which he is alleged to have loaded with goods worth $200000 obtained fraudulently
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-12
Personal and General.

Mir. Tom Cardwell, a veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars, is the guest to- day of his nephew, Alderman J. M. Brig man, on avenue G. MT. Cardwell was present at the capture of Monterey and received special mention for mertorious conduct. At the outbreak of the Civil wal. He is ! years of age and despite regiment and fought through the entire wal. He is S7 years of age and dispite bis years, is still vigorous and of splendid lhysique. The old veteran enjoyed the reunion immensely and hopes to partic- ipGte in many more reunions.
 Dr. E. w Averyt and party returned today from Blount Springs, where they have been attending the meeting of the State Pharmaceutical association. Those in the party were Miss Louie billiard of Auburn, Miss Rossie Christ ian of Columbiana. Miss Esthe CT Lend. Miss Madge Averyt Miss Kittie Averyt, Miss Annie Averyt. Mrs. F. G. Fon- ville Messrs E. W. Averyt, Oscar Der ney, T. R. Barrett, c. H. Mandy, MT. and Mrs. Averyt.
 The citizens of Ensley arranged one of the most appreciative features for the veterans of any city in the district ieSteiudS III SroNe near the clly dn d-fashioned barbecue was served to the soldiers They came from all ptrts of the district to enjoy the spread and the course served were excellent. FN S. sibly 500 were served
 Prof. R. D. Blackwell and wife will leave Saturday for Chicago, where he will enter the Chicago university for a special course of study.
 Mrs. Theodore Willard of Nashville, Tenn, is visiting Mrs. Tom Echols on Avenue G and Nineteenth street.
 Mr. Gus Nelson superintendent of the pipe fitting department at the steel mill. will leave in few days for Chi oago.