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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(vith name and address Of lenders attorney
OCTOBER %
MANHATTAN.


MANHATTAN
BROADWAY. 179 .sty brk 81 6x3s 1ox25x
100 5x253. Nov l, 1905; George keith, OF
Broclton. Mass 70 United states Is IEeaIty lai and
500 0O0. attorney. Title Insurance Co. 80 Broad
way.
BROADWAY, cor West 15Sd st. - "a 11zloo; 3l,l y
Insurance and Trust Co: $4,000 address. $50
Broadway
BowERY, ID sty brk. 25x1oo: April %.
savings Bank; S25.0O0: attorneys. Woodford
Bovee & Butcher. l Madison ave.
BowERY. IS. , sty brk. 25z2oO; Sept 8 1sSs;
ioTney. T title Guarantee ana Trust co. 176 Broad
way.
WALL ST. 50 and 81. sty brk. $ cor
merly Of American Insurance Co Hal 70 prop
eP9y formerly q Il Ans0P a69 Bi9G Ma t a1ons sfld s
along said line AK n o. 70 centre line old
parry wall through centre line OLD parry wall
x 10 . s Hanover st along Hanover ST
l273 to S cor Hanover 81 10 beginning: July
80. 1900: the Wall and Hanover Street Realty
% 10 the Commercial Trust CO. a New Jersey
corporation: $40, ,OO); attorneys. Lord Day q
Lord 80 Wall ST.
9TH AVE. 4o4. sty erk 10 7T6G; sept 70
sac coo: attorney John NJ Rider, "A Cedar 81.
7TH ST. SIS. 25xs76 Oct Is. 1906; simon
Rehiner TO Henrietta and Morris Klein; $500:
attorney. Isador Dobrow. S9l Broadway
nth ST, Il g. 40 z Of Sd ave. Tox1o0;
March H. 1893 Charles Gsldstein to George
EIhret. SIS 600. address, 2S5 East e2d ST
18TH ST 532 East s sty brk, 43 exaZ; FEB Is.
1907. simon IefkoWttZ to Thomas Crump; slI,-
900. attorney. Hugo Cohn, 10 Avenue A
nth ST i25 West. sty brk. lO6 ax1ox1O7 2x
%. Ian > 1900 clara Mcdonald TO Jeremiah
W Dinick: $4,000. attorneys. Hurry Dutton.
76 william 81.
oath ST I54 West sty brk ss loxlsx'e TX
Is. oct 10 1904 Robert Moore TO Elizaheth s
Deane. SIS 600, attorneys Morgan & Mitchell,
3S PARK Row.
i29TH ST. n s. 1870 n Of Madison ave, 90 Il
x18s; July - 1905 Johannes + Carlson to
-rrnv Lehman. xl3 900, attorneys Hansen.
Zinsser & Power. 3S Park Row.
THE BKONA.
CROTONA AVE. n cor 1soth g. i02. 2x35i
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER %.

OCIOBER II
MADISON ST. 27T; Joseph Cohen agt LOUIS
shulsky C. owner. Jacob Spector contractor
S4Ts 90
172D ST. 601 West: Samuel Belkind agt Bar
nard Realty Co. owner; Froelich. CONTRACTOR
SSI
same: S6i.
BROADWAY. " cor 153d st. fOox15o: G
schaile & son agt Morris Levin. owner and COZ
tractor: 81. TT6 10.
GRAND AVE. 242o: Jacob Manllin agt Muller
Construction CO. owner and contractor; sIoo ~
TONGwOOp AVE : " cor Barry 81. 75x1Oo;
Peter Sinnott agt Downey Construction Co. own
er and contractor. $3.50.
LEXINGTON AVE. $50: C1eonice Po1ieosto aet
Dora Brincr. owner. Louis Tortora. owner and
contractor. SAIL
ANTHONY AVE 3 1875 # Of 173d 81.
pS 1Ix9G 7xfO3 6x1O1 8: George J Kuhn ast Tager
& katz, contractors. Anthony Avenue ConstruC-
ton Co owner. S106
10Th ST. 122 West: Church Gates & 60
agt Congregation Hope If Israel. owner; IhorflaS
N-ely. contractor; $50 IL
9th ST ODD East: Charles H Fenichei agt
Mifi ZicheFn1an. owner; Bernat Llcner1Ilan COL
tractor and owner; s., go.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
Neiqhborhood Club.

The th-ld a1rCal meeting q the Neigh
borE0OG Iushine club. ot ConnectlrLt re
eently held. shows the club to be IN a pros
rsrous condition The total membership
is D0w twenty-five. ali interested ia dill
fuF;Ag In. spirit of sunshine by number
less kindly acts. the club was originally
orgaG.ed as an auxiliary 10 The Tribune
Sunshine Society. Rest House. Al Clark s
Ealls. ana many q the young members
were secured through the Interest - Miss
aabel Bill. the arsr club secretary, VINO
wa also the houseEother Al the Rest
House. Alth0ugh Organized al Clark q
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)
n~TOREP 90

BROADWAY a2S1. Il " cor SD 81 north part
,--re- prral 4 Lew 70 7 + Haas. ! yrs from
%c-- l. 1910 81 4eo. address. 52l West 13lst ST
Fast BROADWAY. 179. west store lsadors
cha 70 Osiss Roseuer and ano, 8 6-l2 yrs rom
s----r 1910. 81 5Oa. address. = Bronx Park ave
upT~SToN s.. 10 end 172 West. last store
s-d basement. sara Barnett et al. eIrs. 70 Frank
Ton - s1- -.ou Nov !. 1910. 70 April 80. l9I4:
500. address 30 West Houston st
vr-rrerF-5. We n " cor lS4th -. store, etc;
-.o-,i-gtcr T;eaIr- CO to Henrv = Muller yrs
fr,rr De ! 1909. S54o, address. Ei@O webster
ave.
7ST AVE. cl27. store and basement; Teresa
,csteIfa 70 Nicola Capozzoil and ano d yrs rom
%ay / 1910. $500 address 2@9 East l-olh ST
18TH ST los West: store, etc; Edward Jansen
60 -tar1ez Fsecsruarn. from Sept J. 1910 10 Jan
fa7S- e. 500. address. los West 18th St
9sTH ST. 522 and 524 West. store. etc Patrick
r--sr+T- to Michael keating, 5'2 Yrs from NOV
Ial0s 81 500. address, 445 West 4ad ST
5oTH ST 26 West 24Xloo5; tae lane trustees i 97s
o. OF ~. ! 1910. So 434. address. 26 West 5Oth
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
The WISH TO Be SMART
ris Said Il Does Not Dwell in
Every Woran'S Heart.

20 every man or woman who Saws q tne
80 appearance OF another human 0e-
q is smart the word has generally
Il ,-ar defined meaning. but seldom does
.,rssenr 70 the mind Of the one who
!. The same idea that was IN the
% the sneaker. some persons believe
.rs+ every woman wants to De sia2rt'
- high il authority in one Of the tl-th
,,enue shops says that for every woman
10 wants 10 be smart there are ten who
ant 70 be weI dressed
TO he smart" he says. is to go in for
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31

has practically clothed 2 destitute family
il her state \ Manhattan member has
supplied the immediate needs Of consunp-
tive woman. another. procured steady
work Tor q struggling working woman;
branch president has placed a worthy
nan in z position where he earns enough
70 support his family. Mrs Cutting, Of
Riverside. Cal viii forward a magazine
regularly 70 .shut-in" member at
Lebanon Springs. =. :.
Requests.
Mrs Patterson. of Manhattan. writes:
I want TO try TO enlist the sympathy Of
your readers for something we are trying
TO do for little village up in North
western Maine. 2 village where the evil
! Of drink is q menace. and where as an
anridote and Z counter attraction we are
trying 10 start q library. where there will
( be books. magazines. maps. games, q pool
table and q cheerful fire Of 2 winter
evening. In other words. an attra ctive
place where men will want 20 60 instead
! Of 70 saloons We already have 800 books.
also SS5 Cd the simple building which
We hope 10 put up. The winter earnings
! Of the luu7bermen are often lost IN a sin
gle night of drink. and their need 10 be
heIped to better things is very great. The
town Is small and poor. but the public
interest Is thoroughly aroused, and in
many q house z small bank IS TO be
found where pennies are dropped for the
library" Any contributions for this Oh
5ect in money, books, magazines or
games may b. sent 10 the Tribune sun
shine Society.
The T : 5. heartily approves of this
practical form Of betrermenr for the lurl-
bermen and their families. and viii start
contributions for the library by giving the
books now a. the Office. Others who de-
sire TO make contributions viii please send
them Is soon as possible
A crippled woman in an incurahle home.
who is never free from pain, begs for two
outing flannel gowns, as she suffers from
the cold
: request comes for women's magazines
for Miss Mary 6 Halstead. Grand Junction.
Col, r .. s. Box ls5
4 widow IN The Bronx asks for under
wear for her little ho-, four years old
Mrs Jane LYLE. No. 20 Church street, Pen
sacola. Fla. needs woods for her Christmas
Sunshine work 4 struggling woman on
Long Island writes that II she could have
/ SO TO move her family 10 q distant town she
would find renunerative work and he Co-l-
1 Portable for the winter. 4 young man of
/ seventeen needs clothing 10 enable him 10
take position in Trenton, \. j., which
/ has been offered 10 him.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
Branch Meetings.

TIE Gollen Rrlz branch v1H hold Hal
ioween party tomorrow night az No -
6 Max Pace for the members. each one
q whom wiz 1c privileged 10 invite one
guest
TIE Frlen6ly AID branch VIII give an
efternoon eucLre ~ the home Of Mrs. VIII
tan LnGsly thg president. on Friday
Eoven.he- Z, 70 raise money for its Sun
Ehirc WORK A. the last meeting q this
branch 81 wse given 70 The Chaplin Home
<CT tbs Aged
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG WOMAN PIANIST WOULD TAKE
studio apartment with another; references ex-
changed A. P. Tribune once
md SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1864 Broadway. between Sdth and
37th SITS. untit o'clock o m Advertisements
received at tho following branch offices AT reg.
alar office rates until o'clock .. m. viz; la
sth ave. 8. &. cor 23d st: t5s 6th ave cor.
18th ct 1Oi East 1ath ST. 25T West AID ST.
between Tth and sth ayss. 2a3 West 12oth ST.:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
a Comment.

u " x. Of Madison avenue. writes.
think the Just Complaint" in last
weeks coluru should be noted. I would
suggest fhs when sending any kind Of
sunshine that q postcard be sent a. wei,
because those 70 whom cheer Is sent very
often haven't even q postcard for reply All
the same. an acknowledgment Is the right
thing
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Annie Boorman to Everetta c Mcvickar; So
COO.
Hanford 3 Weed to Knickerbocker Trust Co:
81
Knickerbocker Trust Co to Hanford Weed; 81
Title Insurance Co to z Matilda Zlegler ct al
S135. .O0o.
Lincoln Trust Co to Francis Doughty; So
O6T.
Mary A Sanders to Thomas Watson: sloo.
Margaret z Hughes to Olivia Leventr1tti 81
George Downing to Mary \ Kelly; $500.
Annie Russell TO Lewis Halsey; 81 =,
Samuel = Archibald to Julia l. Gerdfng; 81
coo
Minnie Won Duering 70 Germauia Bank; 81,
Edmund Bittiner to Alexander NJ Calm. So
600.
David Kamsler to Louis F7eiScher: 81
Frederick Meyer 10 Frank Dernuth: SlUS
Max Gold TO Samson LaChman. 500
Emanuel Simon TO Francis Heinrich. VI.
John Fl Huneke 20 Herman . Ropke- 81
Herman . Ropke 10 Sarah Straus- S4-OOo-
Guaranteed Mortgage Co to Robert 3 Suckley'
assts, each S6 500
Manhattan Mortgage co 70 Guaranteed AoIl
gage Co: assts. each S8.5U1.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Andrew Z HaoflsHie'
as trustee; $1,000
To
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
ATREIByNEE
s SBf ! ! 81 Eth IL
" OGH Z

There Is 10 end = the sky,
lnS -re stars are everywhere,
And tire Is e-erC-rE.
a-d the here Is over there.
Tor he COMMON deeds cf the COMMON day
Are ringing bells n --e fsTaway-
Henry Burton
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
Helping Hands.

Ms Y. East Orange. has sent a new.
warm shoulder shawl TO an aged member
in Norfolk. Conn. A New Jersey mem her
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
BIN DING LOAN CONTRACTS.

TACOMA AVE cor 232d 81, 50x1Oo: the
Railroad Co-opsrattve Building and Loan Asso-
citation loans Harry Hausen $500
5sTH ST. "a and SO East; surety Realty Co
loans Van Schafck Realty Co Sl6,5Go-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
IINEIIRNISHEn HNIISES n
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

10 ROOMS. BATHS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE
and heating plant: all conveniences. garage
for automobiles; rent. $3.50 per month
Apply. 1855 z. % St, near ParkvilIe station OF
culver line L. or j. D RANCk Re- 49, y -
For Sale.--A few 1 and family houses small
frst payment and monthly terms lower than
above rental
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31

Jan T. 1910 Park Realty Co to Manhattan Mort
gage Co: S31 600: address. 300 Broadway.
DECATUR AVE s. 250.5 # OF John 81
(also known as Cole str 80 sx1OO. Dec 81. 1909;
Daniel HeGlihan 20 Fannie Vreeiand; $3.50: at
torney, Title Guarantee and Trust co. IT6 Broad
way.
LOT 81. map land in partition. heirs Thomas
BassfOrd Fordham. bounded " front Nv 1ssth
ct By lot 80 n by let q. By lot 81
said map 5oxf00: Nav /. 1910. Charles Far
rclo To the Corn Exchange Bank. S2B-DDO- attor-
neys. Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau 81.
MARIAN AVE, n John 81. befrg lots i33
and 135. map part farm Benz Berrian. village or
FCrdham. S4x10O: April 30 1SSs: Theodore Stalp
u Eugene kaner; $4,000; attorney. Frederick
c Steffen 211 Broadway.
RAILROAD AVE 4 . cor 1920 st. 50x1Oo
Nay II. 1910. ole @ Bert elsen to Albert
Schwarer; $4,000; attorney. Edw King jr
$50 Nassau, So.
WEST END AVE. s. 20.I1 ~ n Of 1oSd St
2GxsD; Nov 1. 1907; Martha Hensle to Charles
Morris Smith. jr. trustee: Si6.J00; attorneys
Butts & Eining 81 Chambers st
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
LIS PENDENS.

uINFORD PL. " : 200 Il Of 1T2d ST . 9x
100 Ess+ River Nitt and Lumber co aEt Arthur
" Wall Building and CONSUMPTION % et d
foreclosure Of mtg. attorney. hearns1-
18TH ST n g. 100 # Of sth ave, 23z1eS 10
15s ST 6 s. 231-S Il Of Sth ave. Z 11XsS =
Path ST, :. 326 It Of sth ave. HI5s' Tiss =;
parcel beginning az a point IN cenIe Ilne - -
block be+ween Path and 25th sts. 325 II W OF
sth ave running 10 II 60 f X W = n o., =.
# 70 beginning; Francis Elgar agt Bshlarlll9 3
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
EAL ESTATE FOR SALE Or TO LET
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
one mile unobstructed river frontage; 30 mod
eru residences near completion. Address
PHILIPSE MANOR CO,
PhIliose Manor. New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
ALTERATIONS. 8.

116TH ST. 210 20 21s West TO ! sly brk
store E5rKeisberk Brothers. owners. Gronero@rS
& Leuchtag west 22d st. architects: so.V9V
esTH ST. 173 West; 10 a sty brk tenLnt a-la q
store: Weinhander. 80 Broadway. ois o"ner65 COO
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

With name and address Of lenders attorney.
Interest : per cent unless otherwise stated
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
PTS BREMEN
THURSDAYS

10 4 NJ
Tvfn-Screw and FAST
Mall Sailings-
F"dh q CT NOV o
G. Kurfuerst Nov ~
P 2. ". new Nov IL
sRo0n 0n--.----.-->"N-
.Bremen direct
New-York tribune., 1910-10-31

BATHGATE AVE. 1000. 1ezs5; Oct IS; due
as per bond Meyer Bernstein to Title Guarantee
and Trust Go: IS 600. address. i76 Broadway.
CARPENTER AVE. 4531, 25x1O0; Oct IS: 8
yrs 5I6 rer cent: William Penfield 10 Josephine
Maher; s.. 500. attorney. " B Brown, 81 Wall
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-12
The Record Of Raindrops.

IL IS by carefully noting small md
apparently insignificant things and
facts that men of science are enabled
to reach some Of their most surprising
and Interesting conclusions. In many
places the surface OF rocks. which mil
lions OF years ago must have formed
sandy or muddy scabcaches. is found
to be pitt@l with tho impressions of
raindrops In England IL has been
noticed that In many cases the eastern
sides OF these depressions are the more
deeply pitted. indicating that the rain
drops which formed them were driven
before west wind. From this the
conclusion IS drawn that in the remote
epoch when the pits were formed the
majority OF the storms in England
came from the west, just as they do
today Harper's Weekly.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-12
TRUSTEES NOTICE
Code Chapter IL, Section 6.

By virtue of deed of Trust dated
the 10Th day of April, 1907, made by
Lettie Goodwine and A. e. Goodwine,
her husband, to me as Trustee, and of
record in the Office of the Clerk of
the County Court OF Mercer County,
West Virginia, in Deed of Trust
Book No. Is, Page No. 3S7. etc. will
sell at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder. on the 2Sth day of July, 1910
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
the front door of the City Hall in the
City of Bluefleld, West Virginia. the
following property, to-wit:
All those five certain lots of land
situated in Bluefield Mercer County,
West Virginia. known as Lots No 10,
IL, IL, 10, and IA, as shown on map
Of property of II. G. Jones.
Beginning at point in the north
ern line of Vine Street 1898 feet west
of the point at which the property Of
RI. G. Jones corners with the proper
ty of ID. G.. Lilly, thence S. SO de-
BietS 10 HiluulcS w. dlOllS Ilt HOIlu-
ern line of Vine Street ~ feet to the
eastern line of n twelve foot alley,
running N. 1S degrees 20 minutes W.,
thence, after crossing said alley, along
the northern line of Vine Street, los
feet to a point in same. thence along
line running N n degrees 3 min.
utes w. sos feet to point; thence
along line running II degrees 80
minutes e., 1885 feet to the western
line of the aforesaid II foot alley;
thence after crossing said alley, along
a line running N. n degrees 80 min.
utes i. 70 feet to n point thence
along a line running s. ~ degrees
90 minutes, "a feet to the point OF
beginning.
Terms OF SALE Cash.
This the 23rd. day Of June. 1910.
j. A. DONOHUE.
Trustee.
| G-23-10-4Wkg.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-12
Letters 10 the leader
NJ eeds Assistance.

July II. 1910.
Editor Leader:
ON May Is the Salvation Army open.
ed its operations I'm Bluefield and the
coaliields. A hall was rented and fit
ted up ut 1875 BluefielG Ave. in which
to carry on the Spiritual work. This
occasioped quite on outlay OF money.
Since starting the work some twenty
nine persons have been converted. n
number of them being notorious char.
acters. Twelve fan,
sisted in the way OF groceries. provis.
ions, medicine, etc. DIR. Ridley has rem.
dered all medical aid gratis. Nine fall
len girls have been interviewed and
given spiritual advice and help. Two
OF three have takeh the advantage of
the opportunity to lead a better life
and have been placed in good homes.
Three hundred and ten hours have
been devoted to visitation and inves.
LEGATION and who can tell the amount
of real good that has been accomplish
"A
this time the Salvation Army has
reached financial crisis. 1t is evi.
dent the Army and its mode of ope.
ration have been misunderstood. The
true facts in regard to this matter are
that the only support they have is
that given by willing contributors,
and thus far the income has failed to
cover the current expenses. The hall
at l55 Bluefield Ave. which can &C.
commodate about $50 people is filled
nightly and a Sunday School atten-
dance OF 113 children. the majority of
these being as the Master said "The
poor we shall always have with YOU"
Now the time has come-what shall
be done? Are we going to allow the
salvation Army to close its doors and
the great mass of people who never
enter church go down into sin and
degradation unaided, or shall we
come to their assistance and give
them the financial help they so richly
deserve? The Organization is q cred
1t and benefit to any community and
mas proven a real blessing wherever
it has been represented. Under the
present existing circumstances the
hall will have to be given up and even
tually the entire work unless the con.
tributions are not more liberal. Rents
and other incidental expenses are due
and no funds available to meet them.
ANY one wishing to help along the
work can send his donation to Capt.
A. Il. Trevitt, p. o. Box AT.
A CITIZEN.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-12
IN INTERNATIONAL
MEETING BEGINS
rBunoes Ayres. July f2.-The fourth
international \pnference opened here
today and will probably continue for
six, weeks.
MUST PASS THE
EXAMINATIONS

Oklahoma City, okla, July 12.-
Physicians coming to Oklahoma from
other states must pass local exam
nation before taking up practice here.
according to the provisions of a new
ruling put into effect today by the
state Board Of Medical Examiners.
Under reciprocity agreement with
medical boards OF other states. doc.
tors were enabled to come here and
practice without being forced to un.
dergo the state examination. All OF
these reciprocal agreements were alb
rogated today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-12
A Tree In Thunderstorm.

Every one IS aware that It is not
wise to seek a trees shelter In n thun.
derstorm. but IL you must take ref
uge there then climb to the topmost
branches. IT has been proved that the
upper boughs Of trees during a storm
would be the safest position. and 1t IS
said that birds in the branches are
seldom killed. When the tree Is struck
by lightning It Is the trunk which, pre-.
sumably from its greater dryness, Is
bad conductor and which therefore
suffers the most.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-12
nGooD ROADS RALLY.

Charleston, s. c.. July 12.--Auto-
moIisists. county and municipal Off
Gals and representatives of agricul
tural and commercial bodies met here
today 'inia great rally for the purpose
OF arousing good roads sentiment
throughout the state. A movement
was inaugurated by which it is pro
posed to make the highways OF South
Carolina second to none in the South
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Trustee
G-23-10-4wks.

To the Creditors of Matte B. Meador,
deceased:
In pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court of the County of Mercer,
and State OF West Virginia, made in a
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate Of the said Matte B. Mead.
or to the payment or her debts, you
are hereby required to present your
claim against the estate of the said
Matte y. Meador, for adjudication TO
James s. Kahle, Commissioner of said
Court. at his office in the City OF
Bluefeld. in the County OF Mercer,
and State aforesaid, on or before the
Both day of July. 1910.
Witness. w. b. Honaker, Clerk of
said Court, this 14th day of June, 1910.
w. u. HONAKER,
Clerk.
G-16-1O.6Wka.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-12

Major-General Frederick D
Grant, one of the most active
men in the United States Army
who has taken great interest
in the Boy Scout movement
which is being started through
out the country, and who
promises to back his verbal in
dorsement with actual work IN
promoting the movement. The
discipline and military train.
ing which the boys throughout
the country will receive under
such an organization will be
highly beneficial to them in
dividually and to the countrv
at large, according to Gen.
Grant, and in the long run will
tend toward helping the idea of
universal peace.