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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
MAY .

AMSTERDAM AVE. 81. Il cor SD ST. store
and basement; Moses Selig 10 Mortinson &
Nybar; 10 yTs from Sept l, 1911 $500; address.
Al LcnOx ave
BRO tDWAY, 1918 10 1923. n " cor 10th Ell;
p floor; Samuel Brill et al to Maurice DAILY
yrs from Feb ], 1914: $1,000 address, III
East 29th 81.
BROADWAY. 2G5I; store. &c: Henry Nasswit
10 Frederick I!ndeworth and ano; yrs from
May :, 1872; 81 900; address, 235l Broadway.
COLUMBUS AVE. s73: north store, &c: Will
lam = Br!ntzinger 70 Charles It Hogan; yrs
from May /. 1872; $1,000; address. 30 Manhat-
tan ave.
GRFENWICH AVE, 100; store. floor end part
Of cellar. Nina Eosenbaum 10 Hermann j.
ICesoh, yTs from May !, 1912; $500; address,
100 Greenwich ave.
OLIVER n. 80: Madison ST. 64; all: Dominick
Abiate 10 Teresa smiani. yrs from May 1,
1gl2 g. 500. address, ca Madison 81
WHITE PLAINS AVE, $500; store floor, &c.
asquaiIne BeNotU to Hominick Nalentzoi yIs
from Nav !. 1912: ;:3r: address. 313 Fast 9th
WEsTCHEsTER AVE. looS'.. store and
basement; Manhattan Leasing @ 70 Abraham
dress, sl5 Caldwell ave.
WILKINS RI, 1922 all samuel Greeufclt 20
Harry Hiisenrad. COS Wendo,er ave. yrs from
Nay /, 1912 81 100, address, COS NendDvcr ave.
WHITE PLAINS AVE, 3S22 fr-t floor: Ralph
Uiciox 10 Walter Eeacht SOC East 2l4th 81: 3
WIS from MAJ 7. 1910, 5000; sdlie's $50 East
alST ST. SO West, sty bldg. Adelaide E
Ocl.erIsnausen 10 Agnes u Higbie; yrs, /
month from April 1, 1912; $1,000, address. 81
i16TH 81. lo3 West; store, SC, Samuel
FIoersheimer 70 Philip Bernann Z vrs from
AUS /. 1910: 81 200. address. Gs West llGth st.
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Roofing Co agt Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation ct al; April -. 1912 Cby bond) 500
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN


CHERRY ST. 421: for sty stable, rs: x
73.6: Kaufman Il Lowenthal Realty co. 2o
Division st, owner; L A Sheinart, 1914 BoweTy,
MADISON AVE, cor Both st: for a 20
sty offices and stores bldg, l23.5xlOo; Charles
Kaye, owner; Buchanan & Fox, IL East 39th 81,
architects; s1,OOO.000.
22D ST. 1872 and 1874 West; for IL ETY. store
and factory, 397xS9; Victoria Building Con-
tracing Co. 11s East 2Sth ct, owner; G
Zobel l1s East 2Sth st, architect; $4,000.
PATH ST, 121 and 1913 East; for II sty
stores and lofts bldg 501S5; D g. NJ Co, 1o3
Park ave. owner; Mulliken g. Moeller. lob Park
ave- architects; cost s1260O0
UNDER PENNSYLVANIA STATION, 86 II W
OF 18th ave and e5 II Of 3lst st; for 2 sly
yardmans house. 10. 2x372; Pennsylvania r Il
Co, owner; J T Richards. Philadelphis, archi-
tect; cost. 5000.
THE BRONX.
VILLA AVE, . g, 1715l II g Of Van Cortandt
ave: for sty brk tenmt. 5oxe2; Angela VI
Monaco, 3l65 villa ave- owner; NJ W Del Gau-
do 401 fremont ave- architect cost, s55, 900.
SIMPSON ST. s, 80 II n Of Barretto 81;
for two 5 sly brx tennis, 75xe3 EACH Charles
Pincus. o31 Southern Boulevard. owner; Gross
g. Kleinberger, Bibls House, architects; cost
$4,000.
MORRIS PARK AVE, W S, so II OF Adams
ST: for 1 sty frame railroad station, 1Sx2O;
New York & Westchester & Boston Ry Co. 70
East 10Th st. owners: Reed and Stern, East
42i st, architects; cost 5000.
INTERVALE AVE, 8. l.28 II OF 18TH
st; for a sty frame dwg. 15.3x30.6 A Chine
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BY Joseph P Day.
MANHATTAN AVE. All to AL. W block
front between llIth and llSth SITS, 2ol lOxbox
irreg KS; S sly hathousCs: knocked down 10
Van Mater Stwell for $l2l.0oO
- AHD Wiz SS tces cor 51S SALE estate Of
amelia Kaufman. deceased; sold to Maurice
Myers for $24, 800
WATER ST. $50 ond 1872 cor Pine e.
40. 1x4711 irreg; sty once building With stores
.Xo cutol's sale. estate OF Alex VI White, de-
ceased. Uid In at $4,000
G3S1H ST 2.53 East n $, 300 II OF KEEPER
ave. 6Oxlo0; 2h sty dwlg, executors sale. es-
tate II Emma Falck deceased sold TO Martin
MullCan for $500.
ct, 25xiOO. j sty tonmt with stores: executors
sale. estate Of Rachel Epstein, deceased; so'd
ME ziEcis s' sT ,3 and IFS, :. 100 T. Of
Spring 81, 5oxl0o; . 3 sly loft bldgs: withdrawn
Both ST. 30T 10 3l3 West, n . lO4.l0 u W OF
sth ave. 772S9s.e. and sly bldg; bid In at
9$D ST. 12s East. JOS T. W OF Lexington ave-
East fGABwA9 Sid 1 iR at s. S2s It of
Jefferson ST 26.1xit56, 10 1S5 Division 81 126.Sx
li5; sly bdgs. sod 20 \ Mason for 500
Stream. Lone Island; 2 sly house with about
J. aCre; hid N At $1,000. ,,.-.,....,. 49,.
Newark y J . sly dwlg and sty barn. on
plot 4Sxl42.7. executors sale: bid in at $1,000.
SEYMOUR AVE. % to 81, near Madison ave,
Newark, y J; 1 8 sty md family houses. each
3ixtll; o>Xecutors sale. estate OF Andrew XII
yatrck. deceased: sold to Bryan Jacoo9s and
Eugene Hancock TOT S<%.'NO.
18TH ST 800 West. 8, %. 10 2, e OF 4th st.
Is. 6x4l .5x25x55.c; sly tenInt and stores sold
TO the plaintiff for SO 900.
9th ST 4l2 East. s 8. 90 II OF LIST ave.
o5xlCO5: sty tenmt and stores; sod to the
plaintiff for $40 800.
GATH ST. 40 East. s. 1s1 II 6 Of LIST ave,
25x1OO5: stv tenmt and stores sold TO the
plaintiff for $4,000
BY Hugh .. Snyth.
GoERCK ST. p n cor Grand ct, 7jx75 70
Rachel Lane; 3 and 4 sty tenmt and stores
sold to the plaintiff for Sl3, 100.
GRAND ST JTs. s. - Il Of Goerck st.
2jx75 TO Rachel Lane: sly tenmt AMI stores
sold 20 D & II Lippman FOR $3.50.
At the Bronx Exchange. No. 320s Third
avenue
by Joseph p Day
BAILEY AVE 8O5s and 5000, = $. cc5 n n
OF Boston ave 75xS7. sx75xs2 9; two Sly fats;
sold 10 the plaintiff for $2G, 900.
Sd AVE. cor l5Sth 81 93.6xl69S Ok irres;
vacant; adjourned to MAY q.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
OWN mime and address Of lender, Attorney
" \ 7 .
MANHATTAN

American Electric Furnace 90 70 Fidelity
Trust CO. IN rust plant patents, etc to secure
Bishee < stern. 80 Wall st.
CHRYSTIE ST. Ss. between Hester and Grand
sts 25xlo1, oct 2 1905; benjamin nnd Charlotte
Barnett t0 sam Bernard; $4,000; attorney.
Henry Meyer. 300 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. July, . 1907. same \to
same. $40. 900. attorney as above.
ESSEX Ir i64 25xloo; also adjoining strip
which begins al point Of intersection Of f said
premises and land Of party OF the first part.
Essex st is now buff; MAY ]. 1909: Lewis and
Rosa Harder 10 Louis Rosensteiu. $1,000, attor-
"e BAsr HtHp6HDwAY. ii5, 2Sss7o: April 10.
1906. Nathan Uarwtz 10 Emma and ia ,0b Pawl
ct a. exrs. $500, attorney Jacob Pawl. 27l
EfDRiDGE ST. 1856 25xs76: June .. 1905;
Hyman and Eva Watchstelu to Clara " Iiebes-
kind g. 800: attorney, Charlie, Schwick, II Ave
HESTER ST. l7', 20 cor Mott st. 2eos4s?x
2 lox455; Sept D. 1909 Joseph ,ao EoGgelle to tho
A ( q w Hutchns. 30 Wall az.
SAME PROPERTY; June II. 1908; Joseph and
Antonetta Faggellc to Rutherturd Realty co;
5000: attorneys, Monfrled 4 Fe.ner. $50 Mas
soy FtME PROPERTY; July II. 1910 Amelia
Ar,eImi to the Metropolitan Savings Bank; Sill
600. attorneys. & " Hutchns. 81 WILL
'Al ILEtXINGToN AVE w cor seh ct. 90 $3.50.
Design FOR Women TO william II Taylor: s24 600;
attorney. David II Taylor. 81 Nassau ST.
IlTNlNGION AZ r., " 1oAIOA HFcE. Nov -,
1911. Annette Pascal to Robert u Elder jr;
500 900; attorneys, De Forest Brothers. 30
Broad II.
SAME PROPERTY; Dec I. 1911: same to
Mabel W Goldberg; $4,000. attorneys. stroock &
Stroock 30 Broad ST
MOTT ar. ils ana 100 Hester at. 173 and
IT5l n Q cor Hester 81, 45.Gx1o0x irreg; Dec 49,
1911. Soraci Contracting Go to Harris Mandel-
baum and nno; $4,000; attorneys. Esman. Levy,
Corn & Levine. l35 Broadway.
MOTT ST. ils. 27lx irreg; Oct IL 1910;
Carmela CarusC 10 Resale Gomez: $40 900; at
torney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 176 Broad
MOTT ST. 100. q es4s 1s26 5xle. iOxO Gx- to
beginning; Jan %. 1910: Carmela Caruso to the
New York Trust Co ana Grace + Adams: si1. -
500 attorneys. Merrill Rogera l2s Broad
way.
Adoph Friedberg to Herman Joseph: Sl3, 500;
attorney. Moses Goodman. 2s7 Broadway.
TRANSFER Of tax lien ! 339. lot 20. block
. 100 Section 10: April 10 1911: John II Ives
10 Department Of Finance: 1857 -.
WILLIAM ST, 1913 to 1873, 3. 122.11 II n
from n W cor John st. runs so3x n l9x
" 5iOx n 1OO.4x 2.8S n % to point 1910 II
from Fulton q x50x OK 455 TO W
William IT = along W same 1904 TO beg:
Nov / 1909; Collegiate Realty Co, corpora
tion, 70 Guaranty Trust Co OF New York;
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and
attorney
Intcrcs, . pcr cent unless otherwise stated
MAY >

BROADWAY 81 10 81, y cor Of Exchange
Place. l05X2go Adams LNpress building 90
/; due May !. 1867 "a per cent, 100000;
address % Broad IT.
SAME PROPERTY; same 70 same ,(prior
mtg 81. 900 OUOJ: May / due May /. 1862 q
per cent; $3,4OO. 600. attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
,rrrg. susan 6 Cammann TO Edward il Miller,
351 Briggs ave Richmond Hnl. j. J; April
IS. demand, per cent $2l2J, address 81
crHRYsTIE ST. S 25zloo. Harry Barnett TO
Samuel Bernard, 20 west sdth 81, April 30;
due May !. l922 9 Per cent; S2sogo. ,,,...-..,-
ct al TO Harry Barnett and ano, 81 East 9th
st. April 30; YES, per cont, $4,000. at
torney A II Mittelmann. POI Broadway
COLUMBUS AVE vs. ?, "a u Of 91tn st,
25xlO0. Percival c Kettercr 10 German Saw
ings Bank. 100 East IAN at; May 2. j yrs.
Az per cent; $4,000; attorneys, Amend &
coLuMBCs AVE. $50 and $50. 46x95x
lrros; Asher Simon Realty co to Tina simon;
May (prior mtg sS5oool: Q yrs, per cent;
$4,000; Attorney. Morrison & Schin. $50
ESSEN ST. ~. 25xS7: Katharine Elliott
to Marcus Krug, l13 Henry st. May !; ] yr
Q per cont. $4,000, attorney, Zipris, 1871
East Broadway.
HOUSTON ST W cor Of Chrystie 81. 1Oox
1Glx rreg; hunsker Realty CO 10 New York
Mortgage and Security Co (pror mtg $780,
0O0) May 1 1873 Broadway; due Nov !, 1872;
per cent. 100000. attorney. Title Insurance
Co, i35 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. 100 aud 1G2 3oxsOx
irreg New York School Of Applied Design for
Women 10 East River Savings Institution, POI
Broadway: April 80 prior mtg $4,000; .
yrs; $4,000; attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
snce and Trust Co, 1GD Broadway.
MADISON AVE. 40 To 31I. " cor OF
42d st. 0Sx irreg; 42d 81 and Madison Ave co
to New York Life Insurance Co, $40 Broad
way; April / yrs $3.50 900: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. 17G Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same to- city Real
Estate Go. l7G Broadway: April 10; instals.
per cent. s250,0oO; attorney, same as above.
PARK AVE. Cor OF SSl ST. lO2N3OX
irrcg: sutherland Realty Co 20 New York
Life Insurance CO. $40 Broadway: April 80;
yrs: s50OO00; attorney Title Guarantee and
Trust CO. 17G Broadway
WASHINGTON SQUARE SOUTH, 70. "A
and Is OK irreg; Lorenzo Cuneo and ano
IN Henrietta NJ Parker New Brunswick J:
May 2; yrs; 100000: address, New Bruins
wick n j.
Urn AVE. " cor Of soth 81, BIZ irrssi
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BELMONT AVE. 4 W cor OF issth ct; Wolf
Gelband lgt Gartn Realty Co ct al; March
IS. 1912. 1864.
EAST BROADWAY. o cor Of Scanned ST;
Person co ast Home OF the Daughters OF
Jacob q nj; Feb %, 1905 (cancelled) 1922 rs.
IRVING PLACE. 81; Coleman & Krause,
$500.
oLINvILLE AVE. 1928 and 1927; Theodore
KapuscninsN agt Basilio Bottonelli ct al.
June 10. 1911 $26
SAME PROPERTY same agt same; June
II. 1911; 500.
VILLA AVE, 3i32: Pasquale Giacobbe agt
George Brown ct al; Oct IL. 1911: $685.
6sIH ST. $3.50 West: NJ Schlossman K Sons
agt John Doe q al: Nov 25, 1911: S5i SO.
10Th ST, 5?l and G23 West, Commonwealth
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

s0TH sTREET--Frederick Zittel Sons
have soId for John III O'connell No. los West
e0th street n four story and basement stone
front dwelling house. on lot 20x1o22 feet.
BOTH sTREEr-Joses Crystal, president OF
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n. J
CONNECTICUT.
Water Front Cottage.

An ideal bungalow on Greenwich Cove; 50
ride; boating. bathing, country club /:
garage: cellar; vegetable and flower gardens:
four rooms. bath. electricity. a. VI. SEWARD
owner. Sound Beach, Conn.
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LIS PEN DENS.

LOT 247, Block 3343, section IL. tax man a,
the Borough Of The Bronx; David Herman AZ
Montefore Home ct al foreclosure OF tax Ii.nS,
attorney, II Swain
bath ST, s, 43s II Of 9Th ave, 22res IL.
william Applewhaite agt Harrison NJ Steward
foreclosure Of mtg); ATTORNEYS. Gray a o.,
GID ST, 3l4 East; Sigmund Tynberg agt ssv,
z Lockwood At al foreclosure OF Mtg; ATTORNEY
l. NJ White.
KINGsBRIDGE ROAD. g s, es # " OF MORT,
ave, 16xs0; Farmers Loan & Trust Co. SKI, aet
H Z Snshi Realty Co ct al (amended fofe-
Koran -.
BRoOME ST, S, lot s11. map Of property II
late Nicholas Bayard. 25x1o3x23xio2. I.lHl
Continued on thirteenth page, third column.
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INV JERSEY.
MADISON, N. ].

MADISON. N. J.
Furnished and unfurnished houses BY season
or year. fine. large estates for sale. JOSEPH
V. HEATING. OF. station. Madison. N J.
elizabeth. n. j.
few fine building plots and houses. half
hour out: 800 trains daily. Ten-cent commute
ton. Terms to suit. Address owner. WM. J.
sHEARER. Elizabeth. y. J.
AT MADISON. y. J.-Gentlcman's estate:
handsome II room mansion, cottages. largs
stable. greenhouse, and o., acres In park and
garden For big bargain address OWNER.
Room 1903 l4i Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS
for The Tribune rec
No. 1884 Broadway.
until 0 O'Clock p. m.
the following branch
until S o'clock p. m.
23d st: 1853 eth ave.
81 257 West 42d ST.,
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lTERATIONS.

MANHATTAN.
32D ST, ~ 70 q West; 20 IL sly hotel: ?.
Markell. premises, owner: Cantor K Ievtpe-
son. 80 West 3sth st, architect: cost. $50 OF .
THE BRONX. run sri.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1928; TO a sty fran.
store and dwg, 2lx60; Adele Pollak, .on prem.
ises. owner: William II Mayer. 1851 Carter scs'
architect; cost, $1,000 fs5F, - -
felST ST. 1922 to 2 sty frame dwg issY,
80; Catherine Risch, on premises, owner; Chri,
Lohse. 5s3 Eagle ave, architect; cost, $500 +
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
BY Joseph P. Day.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. ii and l6 Nesey street;
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AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
lived at their Uptown Oinoe'
between Both and 3Ith su.
Advertisements received s.
offices az regular ONCE rats
viz: 264 sth ave. 9. 9. co., ~.
cor. 18th st. f.: 10l East lNs
between Tth auo sth AYES.
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UNFURNlSHED APARTMENTS.
EAST SIDE. -s-
THE CLEVELAND
I2s-IS0 FAST GATH ST. 81,
of annie closets. eve
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

WELL FURNISHED EIGHT ROOM APART
ment FOR summer months; moderate te'.
TOWNSEND. $40 Madison ave.
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PURPOSES Ls1 BUSINESS PURPOSES
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BROOK AVE 1904. cor 81 l'lst st. 1oA
100 Q. Uly l. 1903: Elizabeth Koerner to MAX
ami samuel salrnowitE. S2OO; address %
Greene 81 NJ
GRAY Fl. rs. 70 N.e or Monroe ave, 2Sx7a;
Dc, .. 1855; Hcrr, d 'Lra Ida VI Dickinson 70
Josephine Jenncr; S3'tp; attorney Tue Gum
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-09-07
MEDICAL CONGRESS
SOON TO CONVENE
Fifteenth international Congress
Meets In Washington Late Next
Month.

Washington. D. G., Aug. 20.--The
program for the Fifteenth lnternation-
al Congress ON Hygiene and Demo-
graphy which meets in Washington,
September 1928 il now completed and
viii soon be sent TO members OF the
Congress throughout the world
Officers of the Congress- here de-
clare that the program is the richest
and most extensive OF any OF the fif-
teen health Congresses which have
met In various capitals during the past
half century and promises to form the
greatest compendium OF knowledge
upon matters relating to the public
health ever gotten together.
The program Ii printed In three lam
guages. English, French and German
There are to be four plenary ses-
sions and the balance OF the program
Is divided Into nine sections. DR.. Max
Rubner, of KONG. Friedrich Wiihelma
Uniyersitat. Berlin, president of the
Permanent International Commission
of Congresses of Hygiene and Demo
graphy. will address the first plenary
session. DR.. Rubner is now at the
Hotel Astor In New York. His subject
will be on 'The Significance of n.y.
giene and Demography For the SAM
tary Institutions of Nations" With par
ticular reference to international work
and historical review of things hith.
er to accomplished.
Sir Thomas Oliver, of the University
Durham College of Medicine. Newcas-
tie. England, will address the second
plenary session upon Dust and Fume-
Foes OF Industrial Life"
The third plenary session will be nd.
dressed by DR.. Jacques Bertillon, chief
of the Bureau of Municipal Statistics.
Paris, France, His subject win be
Mortality and Slcknesses Causing
Death in Various Occupations"
The fourth plenary session will be
addressed by Or. Frederick zahn, d.
rector of the Bayarian statistical Office
on THE German Industrial Insurance
System and Its Social Hyglenic and
Social Political Significance
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-09-07
BULL MOOSE PARTY
TOHAvE TICKET
state Convention At Syracuse sep
temher Win Name Fun
Stale Ticket

Syracuse, NJ ", August 31--From
the advance guard OF the Bull Moose
party, already here to supervise ar.
rangemets for the New York State
convention which convenes September
5, II was learned today that all the
preconvention plans OF the Progress
sives have gone off smoothly and that
the party leaders expecs TO put their
state ticket through with an eclat and
despatch rivalling the party's national
convention.
The Rooseveltites will present a
full state ticket at the head OF which
will probably he William A. Prender-
CAST, Comptroller of the City OF New
York and Chauncy Hamlin, of Buffalo
a staunch Roosevelt supporter. Prem
dergast will be the gubernatorial nom
inee and Hamlin the Progressive can
didate for Lieutenant Governor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-09-07
TEN BOOTHS FOR
STATE AT BIG SHOW
Arrangements Being Made for West
vIreinia's Exhibit in the
coliseum at Chicago

Commissioners ]. III. Stewart, of the
b. & O.'s agricultural department has
received notice that West Virginia has
meen allotted section Of 10 booths
at the Chicago land show. The state
exhibit will be in charge of special
committee of the West Virginia Board
of Trade with Commissioner Stewart
and DR.. /. C. White of Morgantown at
the head.
The exhibit will cost several thou
sand dollars and is intended to adver-
tise West Virginia and its marvellous
resources as well as great opportuni-
ties. The special purpose is to in
duce settlers TO come to this state.
The state board now has comprehen-
sive list of farm, orchard and garden
lands for sale in various parts OF the
state. and is prepared TO meet prompt
ly all inquiries resulting from the
showing made at Chicago.
The show will include general ex
hibit. Fruit. vegetables and everything
in the line of agriculture will be
shown in abundance. Exhibits OF the
states mineral resources soils. etc.
win also be provided
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-09-07
MEMBERS RECEIVE
6iGSUM IN JULY
Refer Departments of the Pennsyl-
vania Lines Pay to Member
s1so,57773

According to the regular monthly
reports of the relief department OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad system, issued
today. the sum of S1s0,577.7S was paid
OF members during the month of July
1912. OF this amount, $127,42S.7S re-
presents the payments made on the
lines East of Pittsburgh and Erie, and
$53, 1885 on the lines West. Since
the establishment of the funds, to-
tai of 1913, l04, 57S.52 have been paid
out
On the lines East of Pittsburgh and
Erie in the month of July the pay
ments in benefits to the families of
members who died amounted to $31,
40739 while to members incapacited
for work they amounted TO s96,021,45.
The total payments on the lines East
of Pittsburg since the relief fund was
established in 1886 have amounted to
$24.399. 2s1.69.
In July the relief fund of Pennsyl-
vania lines west of Pittsburg paid out
a total of $53,14S.95, of which $12,750
were for the families of members who
died, and $40,39o95 for members un-
able to work The sum of $9,305,269-
SO represents the total payments of
the relief fund OF the Pennsylvania
IS west OF Pittsburg since 1t was es-
tablished in 1889.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-09-07
plTHiAN SISTERS
ELECT OFFICER


Charleston. Aug. 3f,~The Pythian
Sisters concluded their session yester-
day and adjourned TO meet next year
at Clarksburg with the Grand Lodge.
The following officers were elected
Chief Bette Calvert. ST. Adams.
Senior Blanche Wilson, Manning
ton.
lunior-Lizzie Hart, McMechen.
Manager--Mary Dawson. West I'm
ion.
Mistress Of Records and Correspond
ence--Dorothy Trimmer, Huntington.
Proteotor--Mrs. George Morgan-
town.
Outer Guard Della Davis. Wheel
ing.
Mistress of Tinance--IrIla G. Fer
baugh, Charleston (re-elected).
Supreme Representatives. Flora
Bnrbc Morgantown; Theresa Rizer
Piedmont.
Alternates Anna Orr, Monogah;
Lavinia Haberfeld, Wheeling.
Grand Past Chief~-Helen Moore.
Parkersburg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-09-07
SEVENTH SESSION
Of STATE CAMP
p. o. S. of A. Meets Here With Large
Attendance--Good Reports
From the Camps

The seventh annual session of the
State camp OF the p. o. S. of a. con
vened this morning in the knights Of
Pythias Hall. in the Peoples Trust
company building. The session was
called tc order by the State President
o. r. SPOTS, of keyser, w. Va. and
following the usual opening exercises
the meeting at once got down to bust
ness.
The morning session was devoted
entirely to the hearing of reports
from the forty-five camps in the State
and all showed that the order is in a
flourishing condition. and during the
past year has made a phenomenal
growth. In addition to the reports
various matters of interest TO the
Camp We're discussed by the dele
gates, and arrangements perfected
whereby better work can be done for
the organization during the coming
year.
The organization though young in
this state, has membership Of more
camps We're organized last year, and
the financial condition of the order is
the best in its history. This gives the
members much encouragement and
when the next annual session is held it
is expected that better results will
have been obtained. At noon adjourn
ment was taken until 2 o'clock
This afternoon was devoted mainly
to- the election Of officers, and the clos
ing up OF the business. The delegates
are hoping that they viii be able to
adjourn this evening but it is not like
ly. At the Hotel Berkeley tonight a
banquet will be given and all Of the
delegates in attendance are expected
to be present About $50 delegates
are present.