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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-01
Mrs. f1y's Family.

The world has often marvelled at
the wonderful estimates on the in
crease OF the ral&it population OF
Australia which have come out OF the
official channels Of the commonwealth
and which show that one pair of
rabbits viii bring forth an aecumu-
latte family of 7t2 rabbits in one
year, $50. 600 in eighteen months and
l,24f.S41 IN -four years. But these
figures a re hardly in the same class
with those which the fly expert Of
the New York World has produced.
lie summarizes his findings with the
rather amazing declaration that the
female Hy that escapes the swat this
year will have two million descendants
by next year. Reversing the idea.
you fail To KIN two million next year
II you miss the one this year. The
figures are a# follows:
fly laya four times during
the summer, each time SO
eggs which makes ..... 500
Half of thcm IRE supposed
la he females. So that each
EFF the four hraeds produces
40; the first eighth. or the
40 females Of the FIRST
brood also lay fonr times
ii The COURSE IS theT sum
nef which makes. ..... 12&Qo
The first eighth of these or
coo females. lay three
times during the summer,
making q total Of ...... $S4 060
The second eighth twice. or &c. coo
The second eighth. or the 40
females Of the second
broad lay three times the
product Of which is...... $500
One sixth Of these, or 600
females. lay three times. or
number Of eggs eorre-
spending 10 .s......... $4,000
The second sixth lay twice, or
eggs to the number of. 256.000
The third sixth once, or.... 12H. GOO
The third eighth or the 40
fema'es or the third brood,
lay twice aud produce eggs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-01
Emma, Smith.

APPOMATTOX, VA. Aug. 31.--Iit-
tie Emma. the two-Eear- old daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Smith, who.
reside at Spcnt Springs. Va, died
Yesterday morning Of diphtherja The
funeral service wiz be conducted this
evening at Liberty cemetery There
are three other children of this HONS
stricken withsthis disease. and grave
fears are entertained for the rest q
them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-01

J. F.. Alverson reported to Major
Werner yesterday that he had been
relieved Of a dove-coiored raincoat at
the Central Y. NJ c. A. last night.
The police will look for It
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-01
Total progeny Of a single fl,

IN one summer .........2,0 1850. $50
az course these figures ana those
based on the Australian rabbit In
crease pre- suppose that there is no
break in the normal birth rate and
no race suicide and that natural en-
emits are kept away. Fly swatting
Of course, breaks into the chain
mighttiy.-Raleigh (N, c. News and
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-28
CITY NEWS.

&C. w. Ewers invites you to stop
in and smoke Grand Leader cigar
during carnival week.
The trolley party given by the NJ.
J. S. club OF the Y W. C. A. will be
postponed until Thursday, August Sd
on account of unfavorable weather.
Amateurs tonight at the Airdome.
The fire department made long
run this morning to the Fifth street
bridge, where a few burning planks
were extinguished by the chemical
The alarm came in at 9:CJ5.
Saturday the big day at Bode-
Larson's sale. Don't miss it.
The Dubuque Of the Streckfus line
passed through Keokuk southbound
from Burlington this morning. Freight
and passengers were discharged and
taken on at the lower lock, the land
ing being impracticable at the warf-
boat.
If you don't you'll wish you had
taken advantage of Bode-Larson sale
Stop and eat ice cream at Burke
Bros. No better Ice cream made,
504 Main street.
Superintendent George Blair of
the White Collar Line, came down
last night on the Black Hawk, and
departed this morning on the Keokuk
| for the round trip to Quincy Last
night when the Keokuk locked, Cap
tain Blair was on hand to see what
kind of crowd she carried. When
/ the people swarmed off the boat he in
/, quired If she was carrying an excur-
sion. Passenger business on the
| river never has been better than dur
j ing the last couple of weeks.
Dressed chickens and choice meats
our specially Markley, the butcher.
/ Attend special underwear sale at
| Central Store Saturday.
Designs for Made in Iowa. Ia
| bel and trademark for all products
/ manufactured in this state have been
called for by the executive committee
of the Iowa Manufacturers associa-
/ ton. E. r. Stotts OF Des Moines, a
member of the committee, has been
authorized TO ask for the designs and
j the various advertising clubs In the
state are asked to compete. The club
/ which submits a design that Is accept
ed will receive a cash prize OF $50
i Every advertising club In the state IL
1 eligible to submit designs. The last
Legislature passed law providing for
{, a trade mark on Iowa made goods. The
only rule which must be followed alb
solutely in making the design is that
1t shall contain the words, Made ir
i Iowa"
4 Everybody goes to the Airdome
on amateur night Tonighfs the night
i Despite the nnfavorabIe weather
in June for crops all over the coun
try, the corn crop In the corn belt
Is to be above the average this year
Illinois and Iowa, the two Creates
corn growers, will have larger crops
than last year, and the value, at 81
cents a bushel, Will exceed four hun
bred million dollars In these two
states alone. This In more than thu
oat crop Of the entire country II
worth, and exceeds half the value o
the wheat, Illinois viii have fewe
acres only 1861, 900 this year in
stead Of ~, 1903, 000-- bur the yield vii
be larger The estimated yield 4
Alb bushels per acre, which will Civ
a total crop Of 5az775,300 bushels A
30 cents a busheI this viii be worti
TO Illinois farmers s2fe.sss,s50. TIN
acreage 10 iowa "a larger, 9,s5z.00
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-28
CITY NEWS.

Steamer Black Hawk leaves Z a.
m. every Sunday for Burlington.
Phone 264.
Division Superintendent Dulin OF
the Rock Island was in Keokuk today
on business.
For pure ice cream cali. at Burke
Bros. All orders promptly delivered.
504 Main street. Both phones.
Burlington train No. 81, regularly
leaving at $3.50 p. m. over the Mt.
Pleasant branch, will be held until
5:45 next Monday on account o. the
Buffalo Bill shows.
Special underwear sale Saturday
at Central Store Go, Go,
Il. McKendrick, of Omaha, deputy
national organizer of the Loyal Order
Of Moose, arrived In the city yester-
day to assist T. R. Grandstaf in or
ganizing the local order.
For Sunday dinner let US send
You choice roast of spring lamb, beef
or pork JOS Haubert.
| superintendent ]. w Cyr, super
| intendent OF motive power for the
Burlington. arrived in Keokuk last
night in his private car. and departed
this morning over the Centerville di-
/ vision.
Spring chickens at Haubert's meat
market, 709 Main, both phones.
The Pawnee BilLBuffalo Bill
shows, which appear here Monday,
are billed to show Quincy Saturday.
They will come up to Keokuk Sunday
morning, probably in three sections.
They probably will arrive between 6
and o'clock
Official notice has been received
! by the Burlington express agents that
! commencing August LIST all articles
4 weighing seven pounds or over would
be transported over two express routes
I for the same as it has heretofore cost
to ship over one The original charge
that is made by the company first
handling the package will also carry
it over the second company's route,
while heretofore the charge of both
companies was figured in at the point
of sending, thus in some instances al
most doubling the charge and in most
every case making an additional
charge of at least one-half or one
third of the charge by the first com
pany. For example, it now costs $1.6C
to send an eight-pound package to Los
/ Angeles, while under the new rate il
I will cost 1920 Although it seldom
4 happens that package has to be han
died by more than one express com
pany before it reaches its destination
yet if it so occurs the same rule vii
apply.
Let Sherwood sell you harnes.
for your horse.
Nineteen immigrants from ths
cholera infected districts of southern
Europe have entered the state of Iowa
since the first of July, according t
adyices received by Secretar!
Sumner of the state board of health
from the public health service a
Washington The immigrants are dis
tributed as follows: Ottumwa, 7
Dubuque, q Sioux City, 4 Council
Bluffs, I Des Moines. l; and Water
loo, /. Secretary Sumner will cal
| upon all local health boards in low;
for conference to arrange for exclud
Ing all immigrants from the choleri
infected districts of Europe from thei
cities and towns. II they are alread
located there they must be placed IN
der strict quarantine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-28

Steamer Black Hawk leaves I a.
M every Sunday for Burlington.
Phone 264.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-28

u
acres as compared with 9,473.000 last
year. The yield in the Hawkeye
state. according to the government
crop experts, will be larger. 1t is es-
timated at 42.3 bushels per acre,
which will give crop of 416,739, 600
bushels, worth to the farmer s20s, 369,.
500.
We sell delivery wagons. sher-
wood.
Amateurs, the funniest OF all
shows at the Airdome tonight.
Remember tomorrow Is your last
chance at the big bargains at the
Bode-Larson sale
Buy one of Sherwood's buggies.
Read The Daily Gate City. 1Oc
per week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-28
FUNERAL noTIcg.

RLINK,-TFe funeral ~ the late Al.
bert Blink nill occur Sunday at 2.S0
p, N. from The family residence, No
1912 Cedar etfeet, n liz requested
that no fowerg he gent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-28
NOTICE TO CLEANERS.

Get our offer on slugs and pearls
before selling. We pay the highest
prices on slugs and pearls.
HAWKEYE PEARL BUTTON co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-28
SPECIAL SATURDAY SUMMER uN.
DERWEAR SALE.

These prices Saturday only.
THE CENTRAL STORE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
TAILOR MADE CoRsETs

BARCLAY TAILOR MADE CORSETS.
guaranteed for enc year against break
age or rust. flexible and vcntilative bon
ing; orders must be left in advance. An
ma Nj. Good. corsetticre. No. 40. tho
Woodruff. Bell 1900. e2Tii
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS.


pie; cash business: financial Difficult
ties compel owner 10 sell. Address D-9,
Tribune f111l
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FOB RENT
rrNrs UNFURN1sHED

'WENTo UN y IVY
|sNGED APARTMENTS IN
6est place to live; The
IA bouse, Ind. phone 1922; .
F i' f2444
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

SMITH & ADAMS. MFGS AWNIN IS.
tents and porch curtains. and all kinds
OF canvas goods. 22e Edison 81 Bell
1854; Ind. 1494. c3562
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STEAMSHIPS
ALARM CLICKS

ALL ARE GOOD: SOME ARE BETTER.
sell the better kind: Big Ben $3.50:
other dependable alarms, 81 TO $3.50. Ro-
bldg.
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'SE, MOVING. PACKING
SHIPPING.
DENTISTS

|6Ss ISoH. S. DENTIST. 6lo BOSTON
ooee teeth (pyorvhoea alveo-
In rsn ,nreo applications treat.
bl2a
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xPI'. IN CRlTCELOE; $50;
al. first. See John -. Critcniow
Eeli,,'s d33io
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5-ROOM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE.
near 9th East and 9th So. a. sarclfice,
1880: $3.50 cash. balance $40 per month.
including interest Address DBL. Trib-
une. Hiss
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ANNOUNCEMENT

WE ARE NOW LOCATED IN OUR
new quarters In tho pooly block. Cali
and see us. Brown School OF Dressmak~
ing. SCI Dooiy block. Bell phone 1903 Ind.
266S. e274s
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PATENTS


10 PATENT INVENTIONS. SECLr:c.
trade e-marks copyrights. 500 j. NJ.
Thomas. Eagle block xt559
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE STORE FURS DURING THE SUM
mer season. Big reductions on repair
ing. remodelng, redyeing and cleaning.
Furs must be cleaned before being
stored.
r. Stencil FUR CO.. 81 e srd so
Tel. Bell 4l91, eI300
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TO LEASE

-~O-~----~------~~O---~~-----
To LEASE--NO l56 SOUTH MAIN
street formerly occupied by o. S. L.
ticket offjce) Floor space 2s feet by 1872
feet with basement. Best location IN cIty
Apply r. J. Moran. Board OF Trade
building. d4ll3
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LIFE SCIENCE,

bhva,, MENTAL DISTRESS
nni,yaI nro,,I Ills. solves personal and
Hn,,nuie vuie ms. Glasses and nriyaia
Fs Fzst 10 II, 9 to s. Studio 3a7
apt 4. Bell phone 2744-Y.
r23TT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

MIzPAH CHAPTER NO.
5. Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings 9 p. m.
frst Monday OF each
month. Masonic temple.
corner Second East ana
First South. Visiting
members oo-dinllv invited
CLAY KFYES. W. N.
STEWARD. Secretary
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i SON ANNEX, 4-kOQM APT,
\ a rest d379l
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cTs. 3 ROOMS, sis. asa 5TH
+. Or Turner. l0So-A lndepen-
4 ~ b2432
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A A. S RITE@THE FOUR co-oRDI-
nate bodies OF the A. A. s. Rite OF
Free Masonry hold stated meetings the
third Thursday In each month ut the
Second East. Sojourning brethren In
,,lf oil
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FOR MISREPRESENTATION

LUMBER. SHINGLES. LATH, SASH
doors. mill work every kind, kindins
wood and sawdust cheap. Oregon Mil q
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ROOM APARTMENTS. MERE
10 car fare; modern. 10 lst ave.
fI49
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BURT e. cARLoUIST CO.,
20 Main ST. Phones $50.
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81 nice large rooms, all modern. all
rooms occupied. rent reasonable. 5-year
lease.
Price S4500. Terms reasonable
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side, recently improved: modern In
every way: rent reasonable. Phone Bell
5l60-K e253S
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
YOUNG MAN.

YOUNG MAN.
Invest your savings In something SUI b.
stantIal and real. a building lot In Fair
mont Springs addition, 18th South and
9th East: II will pay you handsomely; we
have them at 200 up. $25 down and $40 per
month.
A. RICHTER.
73 South Main st. Phones Gal.
f20S0
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LIST WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL
with the S. L. Auction & Commission
gets the prices. 22s w. So. Temple. Bell
S025 fi2SS
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TO TRADE

HORSES FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR
zeal estate. Bell phone 1453-K. fo13C
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4-ROOM HOUSE. BATH AND BASE
ment. l2S West North Temple. fI3t
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WOOD APARTMENTS.
~ bath. closets. Whitley beds.
:soS s1608
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH USE OF
phone and bath; 81 per week up. S77
End East. eS
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NO 9.
90 rooms in new building. furnishings
all up TO date. and we'll occupied Hot and
cold water and telephone in each room
45 baths. Good lobby and sample rooms.
l0-year lease. low rent.
Price $3.50 Terms.
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LOTS CLOSE IN WHERE HOUSES
will rent or sell soon as completed. $500
cash, worth $1,000 now. Must sell at once
Address D-l3 Tribune. f11S4
ASHTON q JENKINS. REAL ESTATE
loans and insurance 72 Main street.
Phones POT. m3071
FINE FARM FOR SALE BY OWNERS.
East OF Murray. in the path OF where
the street car will come, IL acres are for
sale. with prior water right; finest land
In the valley. $50 fine Elberta peaches
100 Windsor cherries 100 Bing cherries,
I pies, i In the @ Very finest Condition: Condition or on
county road: about 200 bushels OF wheat
will soon be ready for harvesting: for
only $3.50 per acre: this is one OF the
best buys in the county. very easy terms
can be arranged. Address D-56. Tribune
f190I
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OUR HOTEL SPECIAL THIS WEEK
AL close in: AL condition and doing
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

Bank BAR, STORE AND OFFICE
Axtures; special designs submitted on
applca tioD: household refrieerators bill
Hard and pool tables bowling alleys and
supplies. Brunswick Bake -Collender Co.
l50 TO 160 South 4th West. Both phones
453. af086
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MODERN APT. CLOSE IN;
|ocation. Bell 3707. 6S So. 6th
f73l
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIs ROOMS
N--~----~--O--~---@-o--o-~
THREE ROOMS AT $50 B ST. NO
children. 1914
TWO ROOMS. So. AT 24t so. BIRD e.
Ind Phone 24s6. ROSA
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HousEs FURNISHED

7-RooM COTTAGE. MODERN. BEAU
gust Address A-43s Tribune. e2S22
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I,ECTA CHAPTER NO.
s. Order Eastern Star.
Stated meetings third
Tuesday Of each month.
Masonic terunle. corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordialIv invited.
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No. =.
81 rooms. well occupied. heat free with
rent. Rent reasonable. All outside rooms
2-year lease a snap.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS

FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, SINGLE
or en- suite. les South First West.
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9-RoOM HOUSE, FURNISHED. FOR 3
months or one year. with barn. Bell
phone 274S-K e36i9
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL. A
farm, see Colonial Realty e. Trust Co.
II East South Temple. Either phone
1857 bliss
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FOR RENT
Observation-Disclosures

THE KEITH.
Furnished rooms. single or with bath:
best location In city. 122 East South
Temple. b251
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/, KEEP EN- GUESSING ABOUT
YOURSELF.

ms wise TO keep them guessing"
said Mr.. Cohan. mo- only abou your
past but about you present and future.
II you want to be popular don't com-
NIT yourself.
Look unutterable things. but don't
try to utter them. The girls like II; II
keeps up their interest in you. II they
never know just how YOU like them
they'll be eternally trying to find out
therefore They'll spend as much time as
possible in your society. once they've
discovered the extent of your devotion,
why, you're just q worked-out jig-saw
puzzle. all ready to be thrown away
and its place taken by a new one.
when | said Don't commit yourself
| was thinking especially of love lot
ters. It's an awful mistake for any
body TO write EN-. and especially for a
summcr man.
1--WE seen more troubles come Of
mash-notes than from any other
ono cause. II o have to sYsr.
vsscs n you can DO with her
use the telephone. ITS just a. sf-
fectivs a. the mail, and q whole
lot safer In the cold m dawn OF
morning after"
What sort OF makeup would you
| advise FOR the summer man." I asked.
MUSTN'T ovERDREss OR GIRLS
WILL THINK HIM VAIN.
"Ue mustn't overdress the part" Mr..
| Cohan declared. Perhaps I'm wrong
The evening world., 1911-07-01
CHAPTER XII.
(Continued.)
A Busy EVENING.
CONTINUED.

- AM sure Of st." b answered.
almost humbly. "Wnl you
como and SEQ mo n day.
and talk about II? I live at
Number II Cadogan street."
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DUEL OVER AVIATION.
JouvcnaI Of LIE Matin and Chnrlet
of lie journal Both Wounded.

PARIS, July 1.-What Is believed
may be the frst OF a series OF duels
resulting from the rivalry between LIE
Matin and LIZ Journal In promoting
seropiane contests was fought here
yesterday.
The combatants were Henri de
Jouvenel. editor-in-chief OF Le Matin.
and Georges Charlet, managing editor
OF LIE Journal. They had quarrelled In
their papers over the great circuit air
race, which is still on and in which
three aviators lost their lives At the
start. This race was initiated by LIE
Journal. 1t was in lie Mathis race
that NJ. Berteaux. the War Minister.
was killed and Premier Monis Injured
while watching the start.
In the prestnce OF. q small army of
journalists and photographers. the two
editors met with swords. and after q
fierce interchange lasting only half q
minute, each was wounded In his
sword arm. The seconds then inter-
vened and the two mon were recon-
ciled on the spot.
Henri Letellier. one OF the directors
of lie Journal. at once challenged
Bunau varilla. owner OF lie Matir.
The evening world., 1911-07-01

Most of them are on the New York
Central and New Haven Railroads new
suburban systems.
At L~archmont Gardens 100 men have
been at work on the new bungalow
suburb of clifford Il. Harmon a co.
Lakeside Drive. Myrtle boulevard, Pal
mer Lane and Harmon Drive are being
cut through and graded for laying mac
adam roads. cement sidewalks. water
mains and electric lights. The artificial
lake is being dredged and n dam of con-
crete constructed. Stone arch bridges
are being built over the Sheldrake River.
The foundation for tho $500 club
house Is nearly completed. Contractors
have agreed to have the building ready
for use In thirty days. In the gardens
around the clubhouse ample space Is
provided for tennis courts and the com
pany has under consideration the con-
struction OF a nine-hole golf course.
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lust AS nR. IOWETT FEARED.
some One In England Has ERE
trnyrd" AngIo-Americnn Divine.

LONDON. July T. - The Rev. mr..
Jowett or the Fifth Avenue Prcsbyteri-
an Chprr, of New York is entertaining
his cd Birmingham friends with
strange tales about the American
press. He declared that, despite daily
searches. he never could find anything
about England In the American papers
Though n strenuous revolution was
supposed 10 he proceeding IN England.
the American newspapers contained
no mention OF H." he said.
According 90 the Daily News. DR..
Jowett, when called upon to speak.
betrayed great concern lest his utter
anoes should reach the American news
papers. His friends noticed that even
In intimate conversation ho showed
q morbid dread lest ho should be bs-
trayed 20 tho common enemy. the
American prsss