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New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
WOMAN JUDGE HOLDS A MAN
Misuse Of Mails Was First Casa
Before Mabel Bell


Covington. Ky. Jan. 5-"Do you plead
guilty or not guilty?" asked Judge Mabel
Van Dyke Bell the new United states
Commissioner Of Gown Eton, trying hsr frst
case today.
Frank n Streine. of Newport. Ny,
charged with misusing the mails tren'nied
slightly His voice vas pitched at rianls-
simo.
Not guilty" he answered.
After hearing the evidence. IldEe Nso''
Van Dyke Bell turned 70 the defendans
and said: Mr.. Streine. the evidence ="
very plainly against you. | cannot 90
otherwise than bind you over to the grand
jury.
"Tn fix your bond at SNo. Can you give
bond?"
strenie indicated that he could and nS
case will be heard In April
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos II and l6 Vesey street
BY Joseph r. Day.
DOTH ST. c5T West. n :. lo2 Il NJ Broad
way. i7xI0ii1. 3 sty dwls; sold 10 the PLAIN
tin for 100000.
PARK AVE. 1864 and 1863. W cor ~ ilcih
~, 100 I1xT0iO: = 4 sty apis and stores Sold
% tho plaintiff for slG'50o
10TH ST, ~ - 40. n s. li3 o,
Pleasant ave. 10Ox1n01l. sly tonmts ana
stores: also 10th ST. 43S IN fi6, :, 100 II W
OF Pleasant ave. So sx1oo.llx irreg; stN
tenmts and stores. sold 10 the plaintiff Tor
$llI.26o
MONTGOMERY sr. GT :. AS Il OF
Cherry st. II fox5s Ix?c 5x5Ta sty stable
and factory: sold - the plaintiff for $1,000.
tTTH ST. 22o East. IS 311 n W OF I'd ave.
1ax1Oo ;. : stv tcnmt and stores. sold TO the
Ksyell Realty co for $500
SOD ST. 3os s 100 n OF I'd ave, 25r
lo22. sly Offices sold 10 the plaintiff for
50 500
At the Bronx Exchange
BY Joseph r. Day.
18TH ST. 3Is East. IS. T0s n Of Findlsy
ave. 85.sxio1.1Ix3J 9NoN5. sly tenmt ad-
ed 70 ,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERG
From The Tribune Bureau
Waelninrfnn Ian,,n

From The Tribune Bureau. - .
Washington. January
ORDERS IssuED.--Thc following order,
have been Issued:
Ma ior ANDRE W BREWSTER inspector "a.
cral. from office Of the Inspector sers,,,
OF tho army. April H. TO Chicago. as a..
Captain CHARLES II. PATTERSON. coas, AZ.
tillory. from assistant 10 chief on co.,,
artillery and Office chief of StaH. 10 o~rs
Judge Advocate General
First Lieutenant JOHN :. HAMMOND h,A
artillery. unassigned. assigned 5'h. Fiei
Artillery.
First Lieutenant LEON g. GARCIA, m.d,e.,
corps from Tetterman General Hospital
San Francisco. to the Philippines. -
First Lieutenant WILLIAM F MORRISON
ID Field Artillery. 10 school of Fire 70,
Field Artillery. Fort sill. February.f5 IN,
course of instruction 10 May IS. thence q
proper station.
Second Lieutenant MALCOLM WHEELER.
NICHOLSON. recently appointed. assisnsa
I'd Cavalry. m Fort f.eavenworth. Fehru.
sry &C. thence TO his regiment.
Leave of absence: Colonel ROGERS BRINE
ordsnce department. one month from Yeb.
rusry 10.
Captain .. r SALISBURY. detached nava
station. Guam: home. wait orders
Lieutensnts ". L. FRIEDELL and n u. JEy.
sen. detached the N"w Orleans; hOms
Lieutenant e 5 ROOT Naval Academy Y.s.
ruary %
Mschinist r. e. RUCKER. detached the y.v
Orleans; home. Wait orders.
MARINE CORPS
Captain f. ". BANKER. assistant quarter.
master detached marine barracks. fhiA.
delphia marine barracks Honolulu.
Captain e. J. r GrGGENHEIN and -F,rss
Lieutenant r. A. PERKINS. commissioned
First Lieutenant r. 3. FARoUHARsoN. ds.
tsched recruiting duty. Boston. nsrins
barracks. Boston.
Second Lieutenant = T, MARTIN. detached
marine barracks. Fhiadelphia: marine
barracks Annapolis
First Lieutenant JOHN POTTS, Leave .. sb.
s>nce revoked.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The FOL.
lowing movements Of warshirs have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Jan 25-Thn Monaghan. a. Guantansmo: the
Portsmouth, az Norfolk. the Dscstur At
Shanghai: the 81. Louis. a. rbuFon: the
Justin. az Cornto.
Jan 24--Th- Cesar and the Brutqs from
Hampton Roads for Guantanafr-: The
smith. from Nassau for GuantansntoS
Jan 2J-rhe Portsmouth. from Hampton
Annoy for Hong Kong. the Albany. from
Nsnkinz for shanghai: the -. Louis from
Mare Island for Tihuron the Nero. from
San Diego for Mare Island. the York'oEr,
from Guayaquil for santa Elena Bay.
Ecuador
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
with nam. and address Of lessee
JANUARY IS

JANUARY rs
AVENUE g. 50 10 o.. cor 9Th 81 chv-
rooms on second foorl: John G Eherle and ano
IN Morris J. Solot yrs and mos from Jan j.
1917? $40. address. Ia3 Avenue r.
BROADWAY. o2s and go store and base
m"nn: Building and Engineering co 70 E,ehsnse ,n,o
Runet Corporation. 20 yrs from May j. W.
50 000. address. 81 Broad 81.
BROADWAY. Iias. cor i7sth at corner
store and room. Gin Construction 60 10 sam
Ts x kssmsn S5rs.. and sno az 80 ' sb 'rG M''n
CLINTON ST. % TO as am Michael Miller
1912 $500. address. 20 clinton st.
DIVISION ST. 81 - So store and Basement
Nov /. 1911. s. ooo. address. 400 5th ave. Brook
iyn
FRONT ST. :. cor Moor. st 'alD. Julia 3
Gardner - Mar r Whrlle. life Lease. 81. -
dress Rayhead. y.
LAFAYETTE ST. 81 fourth. nth. ,irth and
seventh foors. New York Life Insurance 60 n
the Bradstree' Co 10 yrs from May J. 1Po'
SIS npo address. ~ Lafayette ~
MAIDEN LANE. 81 (store and hsssmsnn;
Juli. M Grant and sno. exrs. 10 Modern Res
rsurant co. 10 yrs from MAY !. 1911. $1,000.
address. iSo Nassau 81
MORRIS AVE. ~ and 67a north store noor.
etcl. James A Cunningham 70 RaTa.e Nebhis
) yrs from sept I. iaii. 1850. address. 2T'
East 1894 At
OLD BROADWAY. n y cer i2pth si etor.
and CELLAR. Holland Holding 90 n Michael :
Woods = ir- and mos from Jan !. lal.
81 90. address. ais "A ave. Norh felham. y r
2p AVE. ss corner store and hassmenu. MARY
: Heydt 20 Jacob Eald; irs from MAJ ]. lHl,.
s. .sOo. address. =, n ave.
fTH AVE. n cor "A ~ rear .'or~l. John
Mariana 10 Giacomo Inliani 81 al. yrs and
mo from sept I. 1911. $500. address. i'i West
RI ~.
9TH AVE. 755 Cstor~ and CELLAR. Augusta
Nandcn Henden 10 Theodore Pcndi yrs FROM
oct l. 1912. s.. coo: address 755 9th ave.
18TH ST. 52i East 'store and part CELLAR
John Becker 10 Eilia Rampolla. , yrs from Oct
. T. 1911. $500: address. 62T East 18Th -.
, l33D ST 3ii West (alh: Eliza Morton 10 FL
ward ovens: ! yrs from May /. 1912. $40. al
dress. 22s4 Tth ave
18TH ST. 500 East fsiore and hs ssemenn. In
teryale Construction 90 TO tho Samucs rhar-
macy yrs from Aug II. 1911 $3.50. address.
-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
BROOKLYN SALES.

+. Sharum sold No. 75s Bergen street. a
frame dwelling house. On lot 2Ox6i.ix ir
regular. Fifteen lots at Eastpor;, Long
Island, were given in part payment,
The McNickar, Gailard Realty Company
sold for Henry w. Munroe No 46 TO 81
irving street, three five story brick factory
buildings, on a plot li3.6xlOO feet. 10 the
HIS Brothers Company, importers. which
VIII occupy the premises after extensi ye
aiternatons
Wood Harmon a. Co sold two famiiy
house In Elmore Place near Avenue T. 10
Clifford NJ. Holland. and Il dwelling house
In Elmorc Place. between Avenues l. and
NJ, TO j. I. Waters; also. To c. b. Huet.
two lots on coney Island avenue. near Ave
nue. j; three lots AT the northeast corner If
concy Island avenue and Avenue Is and
three lots at the southwest corner Of Ocean
avenue and Avenue *.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
-ohn ct al for.clo.ur. Of mts,: 49,

cohn ct al foreclosure Of mts); aatv :.
Lcslnsky. AZ
18TH ST. 22s East: Rose BamN.-.
Samuel Slyermsn OF a, fforectosurn ~ ~
sttys. Hays. !Hcrshheid g. Wolf "V)s
CENTRAL PARK WEST " "a, :.
81, 7s.I1xi00: Meyer wohgemush 80 -
ham Silverson et al tforeciosurs ~ Am
attys. Arnstein. Levy Pfeiner "'oi
T7TH ST. l42 West; Eugene vsu..-
Dora NJ We'll 81 al foreclosure OF two ~ ~
attys. Fc.riss. Roeser & storck "'s0s
FREEMAN ST. cor OF Brysn, n. -
Six irrey: Nelly Henschei agt Pete, Ma
nelli ct al foreclosure OF mtgS; attya =.
: Isaacs T.-,s =
18TH ST, 8. $50 n Of park 49,. -
iOO.11: Lawyers Mortgage co set Harrv ~
ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; attys. csrSs
Carroll. ~ =
ST. ANN'S AVE, W cor OF 1l7th ..
a94: Carrie r Calm set Matthew r AZ. ~
ct al foreclosure OF mtgD; attys Lsysr,ss!!a
Cook & Nathan. "''tt
ST NICHOLAS AVE. cor Of 1sa.,
2Oh3xTs.J, Abraham Ruth agt Allen ~ y -
81 al tamcnded foreclosure OF mtr,. 49,
Davies. AJ,rbach. Cornell & Barry S~
AVE ST JOHN. 1920; Amaiie e z.r,....
et al sgt HarioD Levy (foreclosurs OF yr,,.sst
sttys Lohmaier & Pollet. os
WEBSTER AVE, 2-it: Augusta A Kns..
Martha G Hogan ct ri (foreclosurs Of -r,sss
SHAW "s8tb
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
JANUARY GRoUCHIEST MONTH

This has been the grouchiest January "
record. according 10 the complaint ouisa'
Of the Department Of Health. during '''
present rnonth so far approXimateN wv
thousand kicks. personal. by letter ana "
telephone. have come 10 the bureau 'u'
and August have been the grouchy m'hpr'
according 10 statistics. in the past oui S'"
nary 1912 has even surpassed those reoV'a
months
on an average one hundred ana ntN w,
have been made a. dsv during the last Wv
weeks. Dogs barking in flats. saloon slns
ing. short measures OF beer ana s"o s m.
~ water have figured prominently as ''
reasons for the complaints.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

John J Astor ct al. exrs Caroline " Astor. 10
II orme Wilson et al. trus; "a assts; $3.50 600
Agnes Hail: $1,000 49,
KaroIne Toelle. exr. 70 Charles Fick sl''-
600
New, York Mortgage Co 10 Mary Ryan; $1,000.
John Caryl and sno. sxrs. to Alfred Russell;
tl2, 900.
United states Trust GO Of New York to Law
LaSyers Mortgage co TO Mary T Brosnan; sis,-
oO0
same 10 oliver II Corsa $4,000.
Same 70 Hyman starr. Sl3,WD
same 10 Board of Foreign Mission ~ N. Pres
byterian Church in the United states; Si6'wV'
prien Refill, 10 Marguerite Mahan: s7.54l
New York Investment and Improvement % 70
Claremont Holding Co; 500 ., zoo
Anthony ? Koelble to Frances Lutz: $1,000.
North American Mortssge 60 TOO 70 Ns0 ooo YORK
Investment and improvement Go: sZ.o'"Uso W ooo
charles BspS,er i,IG, to 70 fsf S.Ii Sanq% sa4ne,
Charles 4 Smith and ano eHrs' 70 Chsries =
9Tem.nfIne silyerman and sno 10 Joseph J
Cunningham. 500
same 70 same. assts. $500.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Mary p Dhni-
son: so 600
Same to same; SO GOO
Tohu n Van Buren,. eTr. - William Fo"-
payid Rosing TO Morris Garhnk.l: 81 am
hhrahsm veins,ock to Celia Dessaur; Slo"
John n van Buren. err 70 Mary a LeNis'
si4l2s - a. ZOO
Anaconda Realty and CONSTRUCTION 20 70 Au-
gust MuRler 81 ..non
uosss Z; Wright 10 Lsur Haussen: 5000
Lrrest Tillmann 70 Laura Hausgen; Sl.oW
T1ond and Mortgage Guarantee Co 10 bank TOT
Savings: $4,000. . ,,-,,,,,~.
W Urdarhill 'rus. SS.oo'. -. u-.,x
Gibraitar Mortgage Co 10 New YORK Trust o.
sii 000 , "a. ooo
Virginia Bell 70 lsasc Narge Atu- ,oo
pntert voorehead 70 Peter often; siS"'
same 10 Henry Engel. $500
same 20 George Schwegler. SlSe ,-
LAWYERS Title Insurance ana lrust 20 70 a.
line " Astor: s1a5 ..,,. sa2 -
same 20 Lawyers MortgaE. CO. assN F'-'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
REALTY NOTES.

James II. Stryker was the broker who
recently sold the property at No. ll5 Park
Row for the e. +. Hoffman estate The
purchaser was G. Ives. This is the first
transfer OF this property since is32.
Frederick NJ Hilton is the buyer Of the
southwest corner OF Greenwich and Dcy
streets. sold recently by the estate Of C..
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
LIS PENQENS S.

nsTH 81 =. 2i2.i1 II Of Ri ave, 81
1905; Jacob i.oewcnthal agt Samucl Birn-
baum et Al (amendeG foreclosure or intsp;
attys I.esn X Connolly.
GREENE ST rs: Metropolitan SAVINGS
Bank agt william T. Gin et sl foreclosure OF
mtg): attvs \ : & v Hutcnins.
RRADutfGST AVE. \. 5o.ii II u oi ..tth
81 5tXI0,s; Bradnurst ave. cor or l'ltli
st. aOitx9s7 l52d II. :. 40 ~ W "i Am
stcrdam ave. i0Na9.ti l52d ST. :. o"o I,
Of Amsterdam ave. i5xDp u /; -FOUR aclons' en-
,ral Buillng improvement and Investment 'o
agt Brcn Realty co ct al foreclosure o' Tour
mtgsD: attys o;oldfogle, rohn 4 'ind'
NTH sr : p 2ta n . Of 1st ave. s'nIoo
Margaret lack a,n ct al 8gt 'o"n r"'sfh
- aI ,,o,c ,Iosure II ntyI: atty. NJ Borlsnd.
ts4Tu 81. - q, n OF Willis ave, 2aiy
ps g. CLARA Rarh agt Slssn plsnomu e' 81
tfcrAclosprs Of rtyp. atty. " ROVER"
ap AVE. 1897. Lena Garland aSt AmAiie
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
RAT. BATTER PLEADS GUILTY
Fined S5 for Letting His Dog Worry
the Rodents to Death

Henry Franklin, a porter in an offico
building At Hanover Square and Pearl
street, was defendant in tho Tombs
court. before Magistrate OConnor. yestAr-
Day, charged with cruelty to animals. lie
pleaded guilty ard was fined s.. which he
paid.
Ronald r. Curtis. OF the Society tor the
Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals. was tho
complainant. He SwCre Franklin haG
caught twelve rats i'm trap. and had
lot them out ono by ono u dog which
'teased and killed them. thereby causing
the rats untustifiable pain and suffering
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.


THE BkJNN'
BEAUMONT AVE. n W cor lsiin - ,. ,T tM9 %
=, st,. frsn,e stores and dwgs. 2oNiG.6; Michael
Gent on premises. owner; charles Schaeier U'
4O1 fremont ave architect: $4,000.
l5GrH ST. II =. $50 Il OF Rrook ave; Tor a
prlnreton. ] owner; |. HolGen. lO3 Park
ave, architect: Sl4,o"
WALTON AVE. n " cor lS.d 81; for sly
brl< tenmt a. 6xsJc Hurley-Caldweh 'onstruc
ION 20 1921 Broadway. owner; tharles
-chaofcr ir i0i fremont ave. architect; Soo'o"
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
eATIsEIep MECHANICS LIENS

,,s.r,, 81 ooi Eas.; Max Morris agt Smith
viiiian'son IT al; Jan -. 1912 tby deposiO;
Slil 90.
,2tTu ST. 80 East Consolidatcd Chandelier
co act i3ith street 60 Ct al; oct ~ l'li 'cah-
cciletD: S12O
On AVE n " cor 1891 ST: Henry Abr Iron
Works act Henry Ruhl ct al; Jan = lss 'can-
,..l,dl. I25
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27

I ,ooe. Isaac sskolski TO JOS J Cunning
nam. sii.5 500. a'tys, Weschter MACK ""'
! Broadway.
ssTu ST. n :. 40 It OF Ave a. toxloo.S:
use 40 !" iod6: same to same; sii,ooc; sttys same
! AS above.
,s@e Do' to same. $li 500
esTH ST. 10 It OF Ave \, 4oxiooS; same to
I same, Sil.5oU.
18TH sr. ao7 west 2Jxlo7.5; Oct q. 1909:
Mar, j Kelly to Wm y Trowbridge $1,000. atty
! Iite Guarsn,ce and Trust CO. lI6 Broadway.
ssTH Sc n = lC0 It OF 81 ave, 25X irres'
Aug a. 1901: Lawrence and Mary o.Connor to
Enigrsnt Industrial Savings Bank; $1,000; atty
YIN & orr 81 Chambers st.
a@TH Sr II = go n OF Sd ave- lIexi0o.S;
Aug - i-a2: John VI and Katie Parker to Emilia
X Hess. susroian: $1,000; atty, Edw Miehlins'
2Js broadway.
10TH ST. 200 West. $, 2Jxioo: March o.
ilsij: lligenie 4 VI Gage 10 Marie LAMBERT;
81. 300 atty, Albert " venno, 80 Wall st.
18TH ST ms. $50 It 6 Of Amsterdam ave, e
to curtis Pierce, exr. $4,000, attys, james,
Schell e. Ekus. 10 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: July 49, 13il Jacobs Con
struction co; $ll,5oo; attys. stoddard & Mack
i35 Broadway.
i.irH ST. 5i1 West ls sx99 III March u.
1909. Edna p Henson to Henry Powell; $loco;
atty. NJ Ryttenberg, l3J Broadway.
THE BRONX.
BEACH AVE. G cor i5ist st. iooSioo NSD
/
Corn Exchange Bank: $4,000; att:s. Bowers n
Sands, 81 Nassau st.
BATHGATE AVE. $, 100 n OF Pelham ave.
5Oxs2 Jure 20. 1911 August and Anna Nelson
to Paragon Mort 60: S2s,oo0; address, ooI East
fremont ave.
EAGLE AVE- cor Cedar st, heins "a II :
Of i5sth st. l00x 100; Apr l3, 1903 julius brann
to Corn Exchange Bank: $1,000: attys, Bowers
& Sands 81 Nassau 81.
JACKSON AVE. $, $50 II Of lSith 81.
25. sxaOx25xf1o: Nov s. 1905, Michael and Mary
Madden TO VIM l. stanclife; 81 300; attys. Park
or * Aaron. - Broadway.
KELLY ST. =, i31.s n Of 18th 81 So N
100: Dec II. 1910; to Julius, Gustav } ahd
Leon Fleischmsnn trus: $1,000; atty, h STERN
Ii9 Broadway
KELLY ST, VS. 70 q OF IntsryaIe ,eo ave- ,Hn mug
on fixtures &C. O) Aug II, 1910; John Ken zen
Garan;ee and Trust Co. i76 Broadway.
LOT A. map 1871 T. Of 40 lots. near Bronx-
| da;e: Aug 10, 1911: Louis and Rsnaela Rose
TO North Bronx Realty Co: SliJo atty, Grant
| SduIres 40 Wall et.
! MANIDA AVE $50. 25xioo: Nov Is. 1910: Anna
! Jgstse6ter TO Gustsve l. Norgenthau; $l,2o'
attys. Riegeiman & Bach. itl Broadway.
TGNTON AvB nov wales ave.. . =. i:S II
Pontiac nov i5iso ST. 2oxlo3: Feb -; s9,: so
| Ninetta Huntley TO Harlem Savings Ranh' sLo"'
| atty. r Mapesden. 237 Rroadway
| WALES AVE- . =. 10 Il 3 ~ tSist 81. ooS
| Io5: july o. 1900. MARY T. Hoar 10 Harlem SsV-
/ ugs Bank: si.I0o; attys, X e. f Is Wight
man. 229 Broadway.
| iOOx25 axio2 II: June s. 1901: Robert and char
| lotte + Pck@ns and ano to Elizabeth Nrisnt:
81 2CO: atty, Lawyers Title and Insurance Co. ioo
| Brosdwsy.
| 24fsT ST 3 20 n ~ Nsthilda ave. being
/ lot 2n3. map Of Washlngtonville map 223): Dec
J / iafo. Tohn and Raffaela Rotsndo 10 Julia 9
5 Grant; sl,5oo: atty. Thos Hooker 3O9 Broad
| way.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
ASTOR LEASES IN MIDTOWN SECTION
William Waldorf Rents Building in East 33d Street Which he
Recently Purchased from Anna Benjamin.


V. Ostrander. through j. Romano
Brown e. Co Mr.. Hilton owns NO. In
Greenwich street, adjoining.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
BUILDING LOAN coNTRAcr

EDGECOMBE AVE. " $. intersection r.,,..
line i53d ST. I3xloo: Samuel Green loanr psrI;
NJ MacIetchee $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
AlTE RATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

HORATlO ST. - and IL: to two : sly ana
attic dwgs; Chrystie Street House un.l; .,
Beaver -. owner: Dodge & Morrison. - wall
ST. architects; $500.
THE BRONN
BURKE AVE. cor Rsrker ave; to : sly
frame dwg 22x2s: II Jenkins. - west l3lst
st. owner and architect; 5000,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
RECORDED LEASES.

18TH ST. 3is East. IS. I0.s n OF FIND
ave. 35.sxi0l1Ix3J aNQNJ. ) sty tenmt,
tourned 70 February ,
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-05-09
Not Coal Land.
SHRRIFF,S SALE.

First published Apr. IS, 1921
BY virtue Of an Order Of Sale, issued out Of
the District Court OF Meade county Kansas,
wherein Frank S. Sullivan, Plaintiff and W. w.
Warrington, Defendant
/ will on Sat-, the 18th day Of May, 1912, at
the hour Of ten O'Clock a M at the front door Of
the Court House in the City Of Meade, County OF
Meade and State OF Kansas, offer for sale at pub
nc auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash
In hand, all the right, title and interest Of the
above named defendants in and to the following
described real property, situated in the County
d Meade and state Of Kansas to-wit: The east
hall Of the southwest quarter Of Section thirteen
fl3l and the north half Of the northwest quarter
Of Section twenty-our, t24l, Township "a south
Of Range rs west II the 9th principal meridian,
Meade County, Kansas.
Said property is levied upon as the property Of
ahe above named defendents and will be sold
without appraisement to satisfy the plaintiffs
claim Of S2O.67 and interest herein, and costs
and accrung costs according to said order
Of sale.
Sheriff's office, this goth day Of April 1912.
rnos Martin.
Sheriff Meade County, Kansas.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-05-09
SHERFF'S SALE.

First Published April 18th 1872
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale, issued out Of the
District Court OF Meade county Kansas, wherein
F. NJ. Wells as Administrator Of the Estate Of E.
Z. Swift deceased, is Plaintiff and Arthur f.
Bowen, is Defendant.
will on Saturday the First day Of June 1912
at ten O'Clock a. m. at the west front door of The
Court House in the City Of Meade and State o
Kansas, offer for sale at public auction and sci
to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest Of the above named de
fendant in and to the following described rea
property, situated in the County Of Meade anC
State Of Kansas, to-wit: West half Of the north
west quarter and the west half OF the southwest
quarter Of Section 81 in Township 81 south, o
Range 2S west Of the 9th p. m.
Said property is levied upon as the property o
the above named defendant and will be sold Il
satisfy the plaintiffs claim Of S659.OO herein, in
terest and costs and accruing costs, according Il
said order of sale.
Sherif's Office, this oath day Of May 1912.
THos. MARTIN,
Sheriff Meade County, Kansas
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-05-09
Methodist

The League held a social and
business meeting at the parsonage
on Monday evening. The follow
ing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year: w. P. Elliott Pres.
DR.. Amphlett 1st V. P, Mrs.
Hamilton and V. P, Ethel Ben
nett grid V. P, Ada Flick 4th V. P,
Bessie Osborne, Secy and Treas,
Carrie White Organist, Mrs. Stew.
ems Supt of Junior League. Five
new members were voted in at this
meeting, 1t was decided to begin
the Sunday evening devotional meet
ings promptly at 1880 p. m. 1t is
hoped that all will try to be on time
that we may have good 80 minute
session.
There we're I26 at Sunday school
and an offering of S3.o5. The
Mems Bible class is growing in int
crest and attendance. They take
turn about In teaching, and it is
proving most excellent plan. 1t
ought to be called the Brotherhood
Glass. The primary grade was di-
vided some time ago and is growing,
as the weather permits the little
folks to attend. Send your children,
or better still, come and bring them.
We observe Mothers Day next
Sunday at the preaching hour. We
have a nice program arranged, and
you are invited to be present. Es-
pscially do we want the Mothers to
be there. All others should come
to honor their mothers in recogni-
ton of the Day.
There were Sc at Prayer meeting
last week The subject was "An-
ger and Temper" was discussed
with much interest. These meet
ings are alive. Be sure and come.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-05-09

T INDUSTRIAL
| MECHANICAL
lag NOTES "a

By the addition Of pulverized mica
concrete is made to initiate granite.
The Japanese make vegetable ISM
glass from six varieties of seaweed.
Soda will brighten china that has
been burned or darkened by long use
The American shoe manufacturer Is
extending his sales in all parts Of the
world.
Many shoes sold abroad as "Ameri-
can-made" are not such in any par
ticular.
Pulverized street rubbish and coal
tar have been found to make good
fuel briquettes in Amsterdam.
A sash lock makes an effective sub
stitute for bolt on door If the door
and casing are flush with each other.
Interesting tests in Germany have
shown that pens made of tantalum
outwear those made of steel or gold.
Cement for joining wood with me-
tai can be made by mixing litharge
with sufficient glycerin to form a
paste.
An ingenious German baker util-
ICES a windmill to mix and knead his
bread as we'll as to grind his grain
into -four.
Iron has been smelted in Sweden
for more than 1000 years and some
OF the ancient furnaces still are in
existence.
JApan's newest battleship also has
become the speediest by the installa-
ton of American turbine engines and
propeflers.
! II little chalk be rubbed on file
before filing steel It will prevent
chips sticking to the file to scratch
/ the work.
! A machine to hold drill by which
I 1t may be sharpened by hand on an
ordinary milestone has been invent.
ed in England.
! In driving keys for cast-ison pull.
legs, drive lightly until the key is
tight, then give just one smart blow
with the hammer.
English engineers have succeeded
in building a paper making machine
that will turn out $50 feet Of news
paper, ITS inches wide, minute.
! Deposits of copper ore have been
discovered on the Vestmanna islands,
south of Iceland. The deposits are I'm.
derstood to be Of considerable magni
tude.