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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-26

s6-st-mon J. W. ALTMAN. Register. City of Birmingham, a Municipal Corporation. vs
 George A Thompson-In Chancery Court of Jef-
 ferson County. Alabama.
 By virtue of decree rendered by the Chancellor cery division of Alabama. in the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Alabama. the 11th day of June. 1910. will proceed to sell. under the terms of said decree. to the best and highest bidder for cash, at public outcry. at the Third avenue door of the courthouse of Jefferson county. Ala bsma, within the legal hours of sale. Mon day. the 24th day of October. 1910. the following described property. towit; Lot 15. block '; lot | block l, Huey. being taxes for year 1907 in city of Birmingham. Ala, to satisfy said decree.
 9-26-3t-mon J. W. ALTMAN, Register
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-26

City Of Binninghar. q Municipal C0rporaon ys.
 Tom Otto Nay-in Chancery Court of Jefferson
 County. Al shama
 By virtue oS decree rendered by the Chancellor of the Fifth district of the Northwestern chan cery division of Alabama. the Chancery court of Jefferson county. Alabama. the llth day of June. 19l0 I will proceed to sell under the terms of said decree to the best and highest bidder for cash. at publie outcry at the Third avenue door of the courthouse of Jefferson county, Ala bama, within the legal hours of sale. on Monday. me zith aay or oet9oer tslo' .he iqnoSng S,1 9s Ensey Land company. being taxes for year 1907. in city of Birmingham. Ala, to satisfy said decree
 9-28-3t-mon J. W. ALTMAN. Register.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-26

talllon--In Chancery Court Of Jefferson
 Iy. Alabama
 Wsirtde of decree rendered by the Chan oI the Fifth district Of the Northwestern .eefX division of Alabama. in sthe Chancery or Jefferson County, Alabama. the 1lth 1I June. 1910. I will proceed 10 sell, under 1erms of said decree. to the best and highest Fl Tor cash. at public outcry. at the Third 1t uoor Of the courthouse of Jefferson County anna. within the legal hours of sale. on Mon tue 24th day of October. 1910, the following lped property, to-wit Lot B. Sandy Williams ~ same being taxes for year 1906. in city of |l1Elam, Ala, Go satisfy said decree. S2-SL mon J. W. ALTMAN. Register.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-26

Arthur Harris-In Chancery Court of Jefferson
 County. Alabama. n
 By virtue of decree rendered by the Chancellor of the Fifth district of the Northwestern chan. cery division of Alabama, in the Chancery court of Jefferson county. Alabama; on the llth day day terms of said decree to the best and highest bid der for cash. at public outcry, at the Third ave- nue door of the courthouse of Jefferson county, Alabama, within the legal hours of sale. on Mon day the 24th day of October. 1910, the following Land company same being taxes for year 1907, fin city of Birmingham. Ala. to satisfy said decree 9-26-3t-mon J. w. ALTMAN, Register
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-26

City of Birmingham. a Municipal Corporation.
 Robinson Jones and H. r, Jones-In Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Alabama.
 By virtue of decree rendered by the Chancellor of the Fifth district of the Northwestern chan cery division of Alabama, in the Chaneery court
 of Jefferson county. Alabama on the l1th day of June 1910, I will proceed to sell under the terms of said decree the best and highest bld-
 der for cash. at public outcry, at the Third nue door of the courthouse of Jefferson county. Alabama. within the legal hours of sale. Mon
 day. the gath day of October 1910. the following T. A. S. Doyle survey, being taxes for year
 1907. in city of Birmingham Ala to satisfy said decree - -
 926-3t-mon J. w ALTMAN, Register.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
Recent Buyers

Janpoi.. " eru sr sr~ the buyers Of The
sOuth easI corner Of Park avenue snd S-N
cut y-ctghlh street uiue houses fronting
tai o feet on the avenue ami los feet on the
street u viii hs improves bv the ueN
0wner~ Nth nigh class apa n Hss.uf ho' -
Frank " bis-iler H. the buyer OF No -
Riverside Drive mort hea-t corner 81 Eighty To-
nrst .trreS -oid recently rs Mr. William
n Dun
Mr. true-t toulogo 10 the buyer OF
No. 81 West ~iNtS ninth 81 reel sold r-rsutlv
b. Iresiart'k - IG--
he peto Realty tompnu' Isaac Gru-s-
man and Charip- VI chHeh, - the puTrna -s'f
of be- plot Of four lot ~ the south West cor.
rsr of piuehur~t avenue and '5gh -tr'-i
-od racsptlv ~ La,ob E1-..nhaurl Tor
Gutwtitg Bro- 4 Hir-h ~ story "Is
'afor apartment hou-- "a o.. pr ,r~ct-d On
q hs -If.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

the SIX story loft and store building at No
ga Fifth avenue, the change Of occuDanev
being made for J. ". 0iddinRs Of Cincinnati
Ohio. a. new Lessee az a oost Of go OOo from
designs by Pitcher a TaohmAn A. arch.
tects
Plans have been fled for remodeIlinr IN.
old thre~ story rendering plant al No. s2l
TO So West Fortieth street and refiftinR n
at a cost of ssO. 90 for Pigge a Hutw ske a.
owners. the improvements being made
from designs by c. y. Huntley a Co. ..
architersH
The BrOuy plans for nos buildings cor.
prise two ave story flats for William Slhp
son on Teller avenue at the corner Of Istd
street. TO cost go on; q ave story nAt Ter
Ernest WenlRInan at the corner Of Clay ave
nue and i6sth street, to cost $500 i've
four story Mats on Milford place north Of
t521 street for the FoKvnle Realty Com
pany. TO cost o.. OGO eleven four story naLs
FOR the Beck Realty Company on nerk
street north 81 LOnRWOod avenue. 20 cos
tg2tI 90. and a two story dwelling on Waldo
avenue south Of 13sth street. 20 cost o. sfn
two two story dwellings On Cedar avenue
south Of iTTth street. 10 cost 81 go. foar
fats three four stories and the fourth Ave
stories to be built for the Valentine Realty
Company az the corner OF Valentine avenue
and ts.th street. To cost $40. OOo. and q tsO
story dwelling ON Ry@r avenue north n
istfh -tT o. to- rO-i ~ 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
BoSIsn Real ESTATE N~n Z omInE Here 60
study Transit Farilttts--

H-ad.d TO- Nuvar Iau"- = Ftsg"rali
Of Boston. Lieut. toy frgtniughAm oi
Na--a- hu-str- sud ~p-aksr Walter Of ~.
. Assembly ~ gus-t~ fSu UrIrbsr- OF the
Na--ashu-str- Real E-tsf, Exchange ~
Hostup vii arrive 20 NsN Nork ,ity ~. 81
FRIDAY. April a. by -B.',tui tram
Iht visitors IA b. Vutrrtatus-d by the
Hoard 81 Heal Estate BroAar- OF New \ orr
hs Real Esiat" ENvhauge Of Long Island
ard IN. New Jersey NrN Work Real f-Isf-
lNchaugD
They arr coming 10 study the runurls
-ubway- aud other fran-I' fa'tltti~- ct New
orb ,tfy and ~ b. taken through th..
pcnusylvania aud NsAdoO tube and on
SATURDAY, vii make q tour Of Long island
Friday evening they vii h. entertained
~ an informal dinner NJ the Hotel A-tor
bN the thr~- local eyrhang"s and viii ~
officially Welcomed bv representative Of
thu cit, % NsW YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

IN" mansion, arr galleries and table
b-iOnging 10 the late ChaTls- = NerkeS
are 10 - offered At auction on Monday on
h~ premises nv Joseph y Day The prop
erty Was acquired by Mr. l"Tks- at various
times The mansion. on y lOt ooxiGp. was
bought from Isaac stern. whose Residence.
n had been for many years The sixty
eighth stree, a., gallery site sss puTcha-
from samuel Borg IN 1850 In ls9s Nr
ierkes bought tn" ground on which the
Finh svsnue Gallery stands from he Douu IA
inE ssiats. There l. an uP~-t price 81 o..
M, $50 on the house and galleries The
stable - offered ~ absolute sale. ImEnsdi-
atsly after the N~rks- sale w Day will
OffeT on the premises also the vacant lot
fift h ~trest
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Company has sold at Valley stream "a
Thomas OCOnnell. james Hand. J. l.;
Bell " Nckenna, samuel Cohen, 4 Maveri
and 4 Hsged0rn each a plot. foNi0
TO Louis winters Mot. eoAIe' 10 ~ g
MAckay a plot. -0xiOO. and TO NJ ieith-
lean a plot. tONiN
The same company has sold al Ro"kvills
centre Terrace to Z ~"habioWsky a plot
IODH IOo. TO y Warwick and SchOen-
lank ga. a plot -oxIOp. to B~niamtn kull-
man q plot 0DxiWo. 10 X " shannon. VI
Quinn william TOrgeTron. Patrick
ksnay August NindieT. Annle scott. 4 "
smoke hari-- Hoagiand and iheofore
MyeT each plot. foNiOo
AZ Floral PARK the company has sold
TO N Rosen a plot. S1NIOs'. snd =" u q
Degian a plot. sOA 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
p'iansloa.e sale

The PiandOms Land Companv rru.oTt :
burn A 90 Piots - and So ~ the entrRnc.
~ The property. to Francis u Jackson. who
plans to erect y etO.npo hOu-s plot ia 10
Barttndalr, who y ahout TO iei q con
tract for al attractive hOuas 10 cost about
- ,ss' "a Mr.. G~OrE" T Eddy plot l7a and
hall Of tIN. Vhere ground has bssen broken
tor "a ~ ,sD HOUSE Piandoms - TO h.. an
"Apr'-- station when the new schedule
Lsfs.= into elect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

The tOnger pronerty 90 the visinuy ~
Tho country siub property a. Huut
ingtun. T. I has been sold TO a client Of
I.'Ecluss. NaHhhurn go
Tho Douglas kohiu-un. Charlie = Brown
Company has rentcn for n kOgheater hla
country plare known ~ Alabama. situated
~ Mhitestnnr. 4. I for the season
The Lewta N MAY iofnpany has leased for
=. a 4 CONSTRUCT ion Company cottage
L.ouia hoffman Tor the season.
The Windsor Land and tmprovgmanf
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Colonial IIeIghts.

Tho Ta-k~r HaI-t~d Realty COMPANY j.
developing = uns tract know u ~ Colonial
Hstghrz. overlooking the furt ghoe stat ion
ON the Harlem div y on IT ~. New Nors
central The property . virtually a t,aTt
81 Aonksr- To- the 'fit advantages Of wIish
u shares o. has paved rUatlz sidewalks
aud u sew crugs system There are Festris-
lions agatu-' manufacturing and ct her
0s,tIunt iouz To- TtUenfai 10 an aNgla-ive
re- ideutiai dat riuUfnrrf he tract L. adj
ia'~uf f0 r. lash t1uHbls country club aud a
school " Thin 4 few ntnufe= walk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
= n1S DeaI % I.soa,a

The L~0nia Hei ghts Land COMPANY has
purchased from the Hudson River Really
Company seventy aCre- to the raSt Of the
tseonia Heights Land Company develop
ment AZ Ieonia The tract fronts on Glen
0Od aVSnu" and central aveuu" aud has
Z 80 frontagra IN Bergen boulevard, q itp
foot drive that D. part % ~" stat" highway
rvrtem. The teop"Tt tak''- ~ ~" luil
scope Of The Western -lopss Of the palt-adr-.
Including rhs top Of thu ridg. n commands
Il splendid visW Of the Ua'k-p-a'k Valley.
aud - considered on 1T lac 'hotss-t uis's-
81 a,reag,. ~ III. pHii-adr --yttuu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

trhn- have bs~u fled with Building Su-
peFintendent Miller Tor an eight story loft
building sWh ztorrs 80 he erected from de-
signs BY q brIn a. architect az Nos. Sli amt
stJ Fiffh avenue for Mrs D.. Thompson
A. wnsr " will ~ ~ feet front and ~
feet deep and cost e7Dmn
i11ns have heen hlet for = six story loft
building with stores 70 be eregied az No -
John street. from designs by y. y. JOAnnes
- ar hiteCt for Hrth - Terry A. owner
u W8i have = frOnta9e % - faea and dapfh
fiana have been Med for making over
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

william g. Maci.~ can formerly of the
department
HcnTy Moilenhauer has -old for rhe Knick -
erhocker MORTGAGE aud Really Cotupanv
% plot t0N2oD. on Johnson avenue, running
through Co ingrahan street. rs feet east
~ stewart avenue Hrcckiyn The pgiT-
'ha-er intends tO erect q butlding for Li-
own OCD upanCy thereon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
= sIIr % MaIl.s nrlnE. ssno Fron, Fnar.

The Really Trust ,lo-..d contracts last
wenk With q Western investor Tor ~" sale
1T the plot 't'.fdiug az feet along the
Vat River frontage % Naiha 80 The f,,t.or,i
price Of s2fH wont ZOO The plot run. d =
feet TO tho main boulevard. uNsrtooktnE
Pow~li- Cosr and thr Lone Island sound
, and has n fTpptng" ct 90 feet on that thor
oughfnTs The purt ha-er "a III Greet for
hl- own use a Colonial dEslling Inc tts-t Of
whtsh b. estimate az SIS $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
u. ". M-Curd, SrIl. Country H.m..

Curdv. former president ~ the Mutual
Lite Insurance Company, has sold NJ
rs-~ ids.us-ss amt estate ~ Morris pintnz y
=. Th- property originally cost about
siGn .fsD nuo - one Of tbs. best appointed
place ~ that section
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
"mInG NuetIsn sale.
NE Vc~ey street
NoNDAT APRIL ~

uoND,r sPuu. n
On nc premises AZ noon
nv Jo.sre p IA,
r 80, .l.t "a, -, 80 80, a. - .,...
,Ig, a~r,isE sa dr., ~; frry sres md stone .r'
psny of Iandon IA " a. = O1sleV Ssecutsr
\" II Of rvrri,cr's sale
On me premises 90 IN y. NJ
nricA .tsbs ! adsrrroI1d fIsSirsr Rsi,~sy.
@e "a !, o. Ir ,@Sa@H y "a. o~se'' e'err'
ON me pr,mISeS At.PMI
Tf.9 .snaC ; cat side Z; Zee. ,og o. TsHy
'''' '"'e' - s' 1. .S'Sn' x So,ns.a'S >a'e
y,,ic s,raas: soIthrs., co.SsI o sam street,
s sso sas S.S sas % ltsi 'S s
,,-rs' SS-e' ihTrs iSTss ssory a@siliSas. Vsi'
un,sry sse.
avenue. "Nso. ihree story dS eiiSs voluntary
sale
Figh,h street No ~ north ssde ASs Zee, 80,
Of fiith sysnas eatsa u; vseAnG n '. Iaeoesno
- iafgb hernsieln e al ~. =, Ai.S!ney.;
subject - Iases, AZ STsS II: sabieri N . nor
gage OF '''% n" r,,,,,, xs.rn.,
uushs. aSsauS .ssa "G 1~a s sssry s.sSs ~
cent > PSssi y Joh@ c.,s.r e 49, a. ~:
On i"dSmSni. ssh .aSi,-, @ isis.. a. sss S.
W HAhuSi aAfh
iAsth street No Szi. n0Tth side, Stte feet sasi
81 81 INNS avenue. 0aloD. ave story MAJ. J.
SchlOs-er V loFcnx Weber 81 al: v. y hamms,
attosnsy. 1acoo Levy. referee. due On iudfmsni'
tsfB s'tbiers 70 pros MORTGAGE o. t-S"".
rUnsDAy. APRm ~
Rv Gau~un % "a,
,.,.-. - - a.. -, . q. a.,
Issins t9n ssesne; No ~. 80. aoe ess isce
noth OF Ihhg uIst sfe1L ssshngn nLe1ns..'
hrcs s.ol dNctnng Srpnen yo@eeoeasss'
~, nasnap l SGonsnoetn e e.: Y: =: - no'
T.ss, ,s,s 80, NJ 80 s..,sS n ~ - Sea
vest 81 Tenth Avenue <aHfdo a Ave senrY tene
utens and soorr. u Al nonnrI nnOrutor Ar Vs.
ASSOC Nol,Ftrk - Al. n ~ IS1rla0A attoraey;
Iyttirtoo FoH rrfTrrs: due an iudGuenL sta,
80 - euftert 20 taNes. Ar AHA M
tsss street No 4. to a. s.,,,se A. N ice, e.st
OF Madison avcnUe allEap III fopr thrrr STOW
d,srTlinvs- mad. Ir.~ - Ia-us WorS ~ q al.
I.r-r IA e. AItornrys: n II M~naaus- referee.
tUe on lndgmrnt aY0 "A al. Suhte~f n tatrs.
A. SsJs -
i,nth street. No 10 sOuth slds. Iai.a feet eat
o. Psrx Az snSs: - y o., ~ so.ir SOD s,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

town are Of the same expensive order
as the handsome Residences on the Rum
nen road. Like the other faEhionab bic
places on the coast, Spring Lake has a
well appointed clubhouse and casino.
golf course aud "A large salt water swim
ming pool
Sra Cir has = mile 81 frontage On the
ocetn and e Ul!ss on sea Giri Inlet which
SEPARATES S.a Girt from Spring Lake
sea tiiTi ~ perhaps most widely known
Tor uS stat" military eucampmeOt and
rin" range The place -. however. grow
Iug rapidly a. "a residence community
" ma a splendidly appointed clubhouse
WITH large grounds for polo, tennis. shoot
ing and Uther outdoor sports The games
~ the country club and jSo dress parade
at the state camp bring many visitors
Ia Sea Cir and bend variety To it, social
life II D. connected with the upper
cnast r--oris Nv trolley as well a. nv the
railroad
Below Point Pleasant the Jersey coa=t
~ similar IN appearance To- the South
Shor' uf Long Island There IL the same
long. narrow strip ~ sand sepanting
the osnan from a MAJ. u shallow. land
locked waters the same border 81 meadow
land and the same string ~ httln villages
Piung the raw front In" ps.n insula
itsalf ik. the Great South Beach % Long
island. ~ occupied only 10y life saving
e'aiintIs and homes of fishermen.
ATLANTIC cry
Atlantic CITY - ,h. great summer and
winter r-~ort - hoth New York and
Philadelphia ~ ocrupi.z a -5s,ali island
fronting directly uu m" pcasu and :. iH1r.
at..t from o." mainland by a wide Strv-tch
- march Tn. great feature % the place
~ - CuUr-s the y ardwalk with o. hotels
pier casiur- ard amusement resorts
A. first glance me visitor -s--- nothing
e. account Tor Atlantic tity'- ris. a. a
FASHIONABLE" Watering piac" h"yond ~
splendid beach Nirl. although adj
ns.tt.-ily one. - ths. uu.-t stretches -
>lni along ~. ArlHuti, -'a1lard ~ not
tu It-..lf sufficient 'u ,T-'-t he limited ~
teut 81 Ia" island and IA" brad stretch 81
-ogEy meadows ls-tN'.su 70 and IN. main
land 4 short -t1v. however. will do
clos ti.,' -.srr'.t 90 10 popularity 4 warm
or-hpJ' from thee Gulf stream -.t- 10
toward tl. -hsy. ~ this point serving -
maintain an sgUahls. climate throughout
the year IT, winter Atlantic CIV -
auyV here from ten ,p thirty ds'gI e..-
Nnrru-r than .ithvr New lurk - phila
driph., aud 10 Summer j. 10 uu"h ,uoier
Dor thi- reason th" place bl- hpgrishs.d
- An al year health resort aud he crowds
that ni ~ hut..i- ~" almost a. laTg.. az
uuy season a. ~ another
1h,. i--urh H. hard even and = gradual
=lup. The RIA rriwalk PARALLELS tn.
water ''dg- fOT q dtzts,nu. - FIVE miles
n ~ boIder"d on the lIndWart sid. by
ppoth- bazaar- and shops 80 various
kind-. WhIls. pU tH'' Ovean side arr several
amusement peer. each equipped with
facilities for rom" -pec'al order - enter
tRinmsn' \ larg. f"-t - yachts ~
always 20 ~. found ~ the Inlet az the
northern end 10 ia" Boardwalk In"
links 81 the Country club - among III"
p,..=t IN the country The hotels number
about iyp and most - them are Supplied
with indoor -NImming pools containing
tempered aaa water In spite ~ the great
numb.r ~ hotels tine cottage community
:. a notable feature 80 tins. place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

u Mo,ufd, has sold hi- country
estate including handsome residence,
~ Morris Plans The property repre'
-snts an original Cu~t ~ about sl1OGD ansl
- one Of the fus-si ~ the -ectton. AtlaboIRh
a SOn we're the brokers.
The Brandenburg estate has sold ffty
agr,s- a. Woodbridge y ! to land com
pany for deN ei1pm-nt The estate has
owned tho properly about ninety YEAR
~ - said they -old 10 tnr ~ 0sD an acre The
tract will bc 'ut 40 ut" lots and put On The
MARKET some tome fht- summer
The entire block bounded nv Abingdon
aNenuF North IhiTferuth street Henrfi.lev
aNsnue ami NoTth rwelfth stree IN the
AmIsTe -e'fion of East Orange, y ! has
been bought from the Ea-t orange aud
Ampsre and toUgpany nv q syndicate
oTwauts 81 bE - e Neuell snd tn'orTorat Ell
uns.@r The rsiu. Of The NrWsTt Homes tom
lHUV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
ALONG The JERSEY COAST
ROT iTIiNTIC HIG HI ANS
"a POINT PIEaSaNT.

The sandy IIaaA lnr 20 st~amegs Gees
Into sWmiS-ISa an MAJ n. sspe1lng
Ihr season fSr Ihe % Nte GhAln 10
~sin,Inrr nr~sris ansl q stIage q eloaaes
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-11
A Great Shock To His Hosts
of Friends Both Far
And Near.
IN FAILING HEALTH.
The End Came Without
Warning Yesterday Morn
ing---Burial Tomorrow.

Judge Buckner Leavell died very
suddenly yesterday morning at his
home in this city.
He had been i'll with dropsy for
long time. Last fall his life was
despaired of, but he rallied and was
able to come down town again, but
suffered relapse. Recently he had
been growing weaker.
Judge Leavel was a native of
Hopkinsville and was about So years
of age. His father was one of the
prominent men of his day and Buck
ner, one of the younger sons of a
large family. grew up with all the
advantages afforded by wealth and
family position.
For many years he was in the
drug business and about fifteen
years ago served a term as City
Judge and later was steward of the
Western Asylum, from which po-
sition he retired to his farm east
of the city. When his health began
to fail, he moved to the city a few
years ago.
He leaves widow, who was Miss
Annie Monroe, and an adopted
daughter, Miss Halle C. Leavell,
who is a senior in the High School.
Judge Leavell was a member of the
Westminster Presbyterian church.
His funeral services will be held to-
morrow and he will be buried by
the Odd Fellows Lodge, of which
he was a member. He was an ac-
tive leader of the Democratic party
and was widely known in the coun-
ty. Of generous. open-hearted
disposition, he made friends where
ever he went.
Many, many friends will mourn
the untimely taking off of popular,
genial and jovial Buckner Leavell.
He posed most engaging person
ality. was handsome, companionable
and agreeable. He will long be re-
membered for his nobility of charac-
ter and kindness of heart.
FOR RENT-Nice 4-room cottage,
j. F. Ellis.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-11
New Opera House.

Glasgow, comes to the front with
the announcement that she is soon
to have a new $4,000 opera-house,
up TO date and modern in every
sense of the word. 1t q known that
efforts are being made to form a
stock company, but just how success
full it has not been given out. 1t is
also stated that if the parties fail in
fNorming the stock company the local
\ Naternal orders of this place will
take the matter up, as it will be a
paying investment from the begin
ming.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-11
CUT IN POLICE FORCE
Lexington Council Reduces
City's Expenses.

Lexington, KY, Jan. 8.-The city
council held its first meeting of the
year last night, and, in response to
Mayor John Skain's appeal in his an,
nual message and in person for re-.
trenchment in expenses, ordinances
dismissing thirteen members of the
police and fire departments and the
assistant engineer ut the Jail were
passed by both boards. The detective
force was reduced to the chief and
one detective. There had been no
intimation of such action being ta.
ken, and the introduction of the or.
dinances caused much surprise even
to the councilmen, and it was only
by strenuous personal appeals by the
mayor that they were put through
both boards in one sitting.
Inhis annual message Mayor Skain
also recommended that the city sa
loon license be raised from $3.50 to
$500, declaring that he believes that
high license is the proper solution
of the saloon question, and that, in
his opinion, it is the only thing which
will save this city from the evils of
prohibition.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-11
Evangelist T. T. Martin
breaches First Sermon
Sunday Morning.
SOME FINE SINGING.
Services Will Be Held Twice
"a Day Throughout the
M Week.


Rev. 7. I. Martin, the Mississippi
evangelist. arrived Sunday and
preached his first sermon at the Bap-
tist church Sunday morning and
evening. Mr.. Martin is of middle
age, small of statue. blonde and
beardless. with small blue eyes and
an earnest vigorous style of delivery.
He talks so rapidly that his
words are at times indistinct and
the hearer must be a close listener
to follow hin.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Scholfeld, the
singers. are making the song services
verv enjoyable. Both have fine
voices and are pleasing and impress
i've soloists. Mr.. Martin says Mr..
Scholfield has no superior as choir
leader and Prof d. F. Tanner, of
Chicago, rates Mrs. Scholfield as
the finest lady soloist in evange-
listic work"
DR.. Martins sermons Sunday made
fine impression and the house was
crowded at night in spite of the
4 leep snow and intense cold. Yester-
Nv afternoon the subject was HAS
the Age of Miracles Passed." The
evangelist answers this question in
the negative and makes the subject
the theme of several of his most
powerful sermons.
There will be a Young Peoples
service next Saturday at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
The regular services this week
will be at 8 p m. and Z p. m, the
first half hour being devoted to the
song service.