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New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
ry,,b name and address Of lender attorney
AUGUST 81
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM NvE. W Q. 1870 II = OF Iottn
o. 40 7yie7 Sx89 i1xis2.5: Aug u, lgS' An
d-.y 7 ana EgnIlIe II Mccormack 10 Bono ana
Mortgage Guarantee Co: So,oo0' atso,nsy'
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 40 ea9sSN Ns =.
ARDEN TT. w. g. Joy II W R,o,bers
1nc), owners and builders. to Lionel II 1noN pa,L
1900; attorneys, seybsl 4 Fettre'ch' ~ rum
East END AVE Avenue 81. cor tia gin
=. 100 oxIls. March IL, 1906: Mary Iimois
10 Joseph Hamershlag: s2hZoo' sou''''' ~
sSME PROPERTY; Nov q. 1909: st.ysns2nn we 1.n.
CONSTRUCTION co to Morits Faikehau' >o-'''''
address as above =, c,ap,on -.
c0x7S; July Q. 1904; Pineuh i6 ana ha'"''
10 Hugo J Bartholomae; sl2'o1; .o =, y,
SUFFOLK ST. lt3 and 40 ~ ~ ~ p,,h.i
stanton ST, s0x7S; Nov 81. 1911: Rachel hnne Kun
~ arm OF Rosenbiooni. Rsbinowit@ a I', py,u-
stein; ss4. 900: attorneys. Mannheim a MdnHe''''
BOZ Broadway. ~, ,aoo. pacbe,
SAME PROPERTY: March y. 1907 IA hacnsl q,
- ptrcus pubel TO Jacob Neger; >5'Vc' h'-
nI sorner A Fred Siverstone. 102 Fulton 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Nov 20 W ,,aarn,,
rr.ioI 10 Samuel Ullman: S3'po. a''o'he''
:, .r' Uieger. 2a7 Broadway. -.... =,
.ri'OIK ST. 143 60 ~ . OF stah,on =;
., Sov 1S 100; Peter Green TO MAY I
..-.' water: $4,000: attorney. LAWYERS i''o
.,,.,,r,nce and Trust Co. lt0 broahWay. ,
aTJf AVE. s57. 2axiO0: MAY 81 I"t; e Du,s
arI Grace Kempner 20 Heen J hartey
s27. 900: attorney, L Whitaker i'i
way; aTp AVE. SIS and s57. 45xioo. Jsiy % sS
1905. Arthur Price 10 Julius werner f''V'''
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and al
torney)
Interest Q per cen. unless otherwise stated
Ar'cT'ST u
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
AVE E, n cor 10th st, io2 sxi4s; Rlen-
ard Croker, jr, TO Lawyers Title lnsurance
and Trust 60. 100 Broadway; Aug lo' yTs'
Si5O, 900; address. 180 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same 10 joseph a.n .,.n
merschiag, IS West 69th 81 prior mtge siov
OOW; Aug 10: due Jan 2, 1913; S4e'oGoi atlor-
ney, Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust w.
i60 Broadway.
CLINTON PI-, n 8, 1851 II Of broadway:
25xs2 II; Maurice Rose 10 Anna A Marks and
ano 70J East l64d ST. Aug 23; yrs, % per
cent: $4,000; attorney. Lawyers Title lnsur-
ance and Trust Co 100 Broadway.
CORTLANDT ST, No 40, 2l.4x7o SKIS 5zio.3 (;
Maurice and samuel Brill 10 Richard sent
ner 1895 Broadway prior mtge S1coOO; Aug
%; yr, Az per cent: 5000 attorneys. Fei-
ner g. Mass 100 Broadway.
HAMILTON TERRACE. e .. 800 II OF
l4lst st, l7x79.4; John {; Tbolke 70 Fritz Reut-
er Altenheim (asspl. West Hoboken. j; Aug
"a: yrs, 4ia per cent $4,000; attorneys
Holm. Whitlo"k \ Scarf. 85 Nassau 81.
HENRY ST. No 20l. u g. 24xs8; Loeb Ru-
bernstein 10 Edward Dewitt. trus. Englewood.
~ J: Aug 26; $4,000; attorneys, Dewitt,
Lockunan e. Dewitt SO Nassau st.
PARK AVE. 1864. 20x75; Isaac Appelrnan 10
MichseIs Realty Go 90 Nassau at: Aug Il; due
as per bond: $1,000: attorney. Herman Knep-
per. 90 Nassau st.
SUFFOLK ST. 143 and I+5. s. 40x75;
Rachel Rubel 10 Scotch Presbyterian Church In
the city OF New York. to West g8th ST;
Aug 20: 3 yrs; $4,000; attorney. Henry +
Miller. a Pine 81.
sAMB PROPERTY; sam. to Jacob Ro.en-
bloom ct al. IS Suffolk 81; Aug 2e Urior mtg
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
CORONER SCORES POLICE
aavnm Gave Them Magistrates
powsrs According to Feinberg.

Coroner Feinberg scored the ponce yes
,.rday before a Jury in the inquest INTO
the death OF Nathan Swartz, the muir
dorer O, Julia Conners, who killed him
osis n tenement house at No. ?ls
Chrystie street. 49,.
He denounced them for not hndine th,
murderer, who had stayed in the East
side twelve days working at various
r,,acss while under the charge Of MURDER
and criticised Mayor Gaynor for giving
70 the police what DR. Feinberg calls tne
mower Of a magistrate in deciding whether
or not they should arrest an Individual
after a fatal accident -.
"The learned Mayor OF this town. said
Coroner Feinberg, has allowed the ponce
10 arrogate to themselves ludlclaI luho-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

s45. oOo); due Sept i6 1912; s1b;lsI: attorneys
Mannheim q Mannheim. 3o2 Broadway. :, r-.vor
9TH AYE. SIS q s1l9o; Henry en due as eper psr
bond; Aug %; $4,000; address. i5e BroadgaS va
5TH ST. siI East :6.sx9I; Bernard Sa.- :,
arowlts TO May Werthsim3ss .oI 3 ZoI Aug Ss; Due sa
per- re0esn BOND p,95 S5oo o ottocy Title Guarantee
and Trust Co, IT6 broadway. oooo. ,,,o,sa,
s1sT ST. 1872 East; sly btk, ..U I0ss" $50 sl' s;h
ave; Aug n: q yrs. 4is per cent; $1,000; al
torieys. strong & cadwaiader 80 Wall ,65 ST. .. r
list ST; llS END ;,v iiS Nss' CS 20 joseph Ro
stein, 115 East 18th st; Avg 100: .psE sattorney,
$50 oS@ due as as FsT Ear, oImSs RS5adMay, sV'"
9ifri 94TH ST ST., sis nast 25xiOo.s; siy 9a ST;
Jacob Wenl; 20 Title INSURANCE 60 on IA is9
York; 5 Yrs; Avg 21; si2'j""; address '"'
The Bronx.
AEEHug AYE 2 ,tIo E Sna Of "ili!sm tsrmn. 15;
Mgt'Ts ABg g 5.9s. per- MAcs csn s2c s
ncy. r Brown, go ErSaaN"fiii ssn Haiti. Y schu-
nacher 10 Robert J Moorehead. 4lo West 3I I'otIi.
. n or 'a,s si'SS'tt ttaps Ags .s aG Fs, 5 pi49t
LOT 90 map Flanagan estate; N,nIr ,i.H -: =
Decker 10 Sadie Ciockc. 90 Mes, ,,o,rsvs io-1
Aug %: due etc as per bond; s'1Vi 1o5,,, 70
Clocke Koch Reld': S'i Eai 10 tt'e" r. OF Barry
G, 70 1xiSI.s; George spaeth 20 ker1,hc r,d, :,
Spaetb 1857 Fox st; Aug que az pes on Ta9
$1,000; attorney. "e'''rn'ay'' ~ va
sau 81. ,,, -. ro,bauer Park:
William Peters 10 Mary z HALEY. .oS 90
175th ct: July 10; yrs. 5i5 per cent Sd,coot
a,fornov, Charles V HALEY jr' ~ lIe''''"'
NORRIS AVE. Gs3 13sx1oo; jennie 80 ospI q7e
Ivan TO Title Guarantee ana Iron[ ro,5 "a o.,o'
Rroadway. Aug q; due as per pond' e'''V'
address lIe Broadyay .-, ,or,rsrIv
MACoMB's RID. W 49, a, i;bson 1Sbm -, 10 iSr1 Em-
Il. =, Rnesner 1g4 Greene ave, Brooklyh' aus
q due as per bond; 500; ,.s .raaSWsy assST1ey ~
P.PIS AWE n cor 169th Ct, xlW; Loulse
saznisn and nno 10 Title Guarantee ana t,5, ITuI,
co. i7G Broadway; Aug -; due as per ''"''
i5Sp ST. $50 East . 2S5lCp S5vs 20 GeI5ss RiTsf.ds
Drive; Aug 20; . yrs: ss,oo' a''''"'''
Rogers, New Chambers 81 .nu,oo u
i65TH ST s. 100 Il G Hoe ave- rS,vsi Torno,h an an
n Con.tr,Iction co to ! Frederic keiIoc"rti .,I,
and nno. committee se2 Park ave: Aug :. : =;
+ WIS: S36. 800: attorney, Hy M"'Ier' ~ ''
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
PERKINS STILL STEEL DIRECTOR

The monthly meeting Of the directors
of the United States Steel Corporation
was held yesterday afternoon, as was
the usual weekly meeting Of the finance
committee. Only routine business was
transacted at both meetings, II was said
at the offices OF the Steel Corporation.
There had been report that George W.
Perkins might retire from the board. Of
which he has been a member since the
organization Of the corporation, but the
ipn!or proved unfounded. Mr.. Perkins
was not present at yesterdays meeting
~ the board at which tho attendance was
snalL.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST %

4TH AVE $50 to s54: Hoffman s fym,s Enss
isr, Uenderson. Inc, contractor: S6O4 -.
GOTH ST. 900 East: II Solove ast AmalIa
cchanck owner and contractor: s6'.
i2STH ST. 26 West: Jacob War.chsW ss.
ST5. ,-., c,o,on az,
sarah Rrnbaum, owner ana cohruo'o'
FOREST AVE. Tes: Henry Wilehensky az,
Oscar L Lyons. owner: West Slde Mhso, M,o
Contracting Co. owner ana contractor gs. 49,.
lier co agt Rachel Rubel. owner ana con-
tractor: $3.50 -,,,z..-. ava
.GisT Sr. s. Az u OF F1elostons a'S; :;
A. txoo 10. r q Sanford & Co agt Blanchc u
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

a,torney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lIo
aTu asyE s55. i6x1O0; March IA. 1901;
Henry Keiius 10 General Memorial Hosptas lo'
treatment OF Cancer and Allied Diseases, ~,
coo; attorneys, Bowers Sands. ~ Nassau 1arn.r6
BTH ST, Sill 26Sx97; sept ], lSct. dnn. be. i'a o.,
esndrovitz 70 solomon Dornberger; fs,cV' ~
torncy. Joseph wilkenfeld. $50 Broad"s!'
The Bronx.
BEGINNING at a point 900 II from eorneaI ,sa,
l'I"'TT 4 Tee TaW ave. S4xioo map Of 112 lots.
estate OF Moses Devoe. Fordham Heights; aug sds
o. 1905: George O'Ianlon 10 j iAleley' o.
900. attorneys Crane s. Baer. 116 Nassau 81.
-,HlILMONT AVE. " :, 145 y II or lssth g., g.,
5oss0 a: Juno ~. 1910; Gulf Co-operattve co
10 Vincenzo Buffa $1,000: attorney John !
'ItsSq; IfGFrSIAS T ST S46o g, 1851 It Of 1ssth
.t 5oxi154 Aug 80. 1911; Gustave and Dmiils
Jeyinson to Frank J and Elizaoeth fuc"e'
81 200: address. ssl cauldweii pr, neS Oath Ward:
LOT ipo map OF Van Nest Park' -tlI VIZ fnSr
Fsb "a 1at1: Charles Ringelstein. Jr. 70 JohIl
ami Bertha lie SAINTS; SIJo0; attorney IharieS
II Baechler. 1926 Walker ave f,,,,.xtin, 90. July
j. 1907 Isabel Kirkpatrick 5 to -on nn"ed
R.9lty = and c InsHranse eur I. HrSadSar Go V'
TO lot r" 90. samc map and date; Andrew a
Kirkpatrick to same; S?.7oo ~, ,,o-ne-
LOTS 20 and n, map l.354 hoen hGiiiiGI aiI,,
Tapos. 1850 willianlsbrldge Road s. ,5~
UNION AVE s. % # 30 Of se'I ,o lanes S6 Fl II
W,i,,isrEy and ano: $500 attorney. Title GUAR
sntcs and Trust Co. l7s Broadway 0s ~ ,7sth St.
WILKENS AVE. 1403' ool II proSi.1sIsv u oi 20
Worris siverman; $500; attorney Msrsna''
SNYDER IL William st. - 1u,,.o,, ,nroolo
ltot 100 - =. Aug 90 1910: Julia Dunkak 70
Gott,,cb " Graebor; ss,ioo; attorneys sa''er
r. s,siulamp 14O Nassau 81. a. ,ooo.
Is6rH sT. s1i East 25xlle,Z; ~ &c oS.itbonoedic ~
NAa
D,spensary and Hospital 5000: attorney Ea-
Word a Acker, 776 Forest ave
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

The following transactions we're rsCGIn. a.
ed vesterdav nj the Real Estate Exchange
salesroon, Nos. il and 16 Vesey street.
By Henry Grady.
f4TH ST. 4e9 West. n 3 S: It or .ainS'st- ss-
dam ave. t7.6x9911: 3 sty dNehihs' $u-
,ourned to September is.
At The Bronx Exchange
BY Joseph r. Day
CONCORD AVE, 600. cor lf2d ST. 1"S
100; sty dwelling; vithdrswn; slso 90, ., >,
FOREST AVE. 1G31 20 1039. " e. l23 IL n
~ fS5fh st 65.es q: . . sty dwellings; sofa
10 the plaintiff for s12,644; also ,,.,. o..
MORT AVE, 3s4 10 100, cor lttth ~
1orxIOo: . . sty fats. stores on corner; SOLO
to the plaintiff for $75,5oo.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
ALTERATIONS,
Manhattan.

SOUTHWEST cor. Broadway and 90 d@oerss ee y
Liberty It: 1t: to an IS sty office building; sher-
man square Realty CO, No LOO BroaaaMay' IVA!
owners; Francis II Kimball, NO n er0so"as
architect. cost, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
RECORDED LEASES,
with nam. and address Of lessee

AUGUST 81.
WESTCHESTER AVE, i4o. lano; heIiWoT1 @ ia
,aaIt,, ~ 10 Abraham Coleman and sno; III
vrs rom Jan ], 1919; ss.4oo: address 40" East
I45th 81. r,o.r en-
rohn Cossen: 8 yrs from Sept ]. l912; s2'ooo'
address 2S3 Ralph ST, Brooklyn. .,,-
5TH AVE, Nos 81 and %; SECOND loft, o,a oil
,vepuo and 18Th street Co 10 Fiberlcld GO; lo
yrs from Feb /, 1913; $1,000; address, Va
vcrly place. III.
7TH AVE, " cor 52d 81. 75.5x'44; an;
MARY @ Comm 70 Arbour CATO CO. II IL yrs
from Aug ~ 1912: S11.q+o; address $40 fth
ave. -. c,,,o-
7TH ST. No II East; store floor etc; susan
semler 70 Joseph Ksnior; yrs from eep' l.
1ai9. 5000. address, So7 Broome 81.
STH ST, No 31s East all; Minnie Msnasi
10 Joseph Friedman: 3 yrs from sept L. 1917
So 400; address 325 East 4th st.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
TRADING N THE REALTY MARKET
Alliance Realty Company Adds to Its Large Holdings on me
Upper West Side.
FRENCH INSTITUTE GETS OFFICES IN MADISON AVENUE
,osenbcre Company. az No. 6D1

sussnan Rosenberg Company. at NO. S'
Fifth avenue.
Henry I. Cooper, formerly with MARX
Rafalsky & Co., is now connected WIN
tho office OF Electus T. Backus' az NO
22Y RrOadWaV
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
AUGUST 27.
Manhattan.

s,.bie and dwclline: .Codevilla Realty GO, NO
c3s West .isist ct, owners; NJ w Del dauaio'
40 4O1 East fremont ave, arch'tect' "Si'
81 Folk sT, s, No III; for q one sly sly
moving picture theatre; Louis Brellpeig zve
T3roadWay. owner; Samuel sass, NO 3z CHio'
SQUARE, architect; cost. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

tons II a policeman feels that 4 Ca. =
accidental he need not make an 49,
In ninety cases out OF a hundred =. -
eides On the accidental In all fatal ac,s
dents the man responsible should bs ~
rested and arraigned" w.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
REALTY NOTES.

Henry oppenheimer formerly at No. %
Nassau street. has assumed the manage
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

Idv.rpool cablcs-Spot quiet, ~ Is points DC
cline: ssles, G. OO0 bales: SPECULATION shu ~
port, 300; American 1000 imports, 4"VV Sasy Of )
So,nts decline; Liverpool closed barely s,eaoE
at net advance Of 12glS points A1sSsl @c
G2ld; August September: 6lS9; seRIeniig I9ening. No.
Vember VENT. December, 595 5lad pecsmberrJsnusIr;y
0 e5d: January-February, 5@d; ieora9riIl ISIil-
March, 597 I'D: March-ApIil &c ~, IIInsnIpiv
5SSd: Juiy-August. 5.99d. Manchester-H arms
dull and easier; cloths quiet
New Orleans Aug 27.--Prices OF cot'oi, N,
fu,ures which opened steady at deeiine % %
10 points. fell steadily until me ,,nS mIop'o s0 D.
,srontiS, for a turn quickly stiffened them anc
he Close was steady, at I net decline OF 80, 20
@ points Selling continued in the aisel 49,,
prices going at the lowest 10 IL W Il.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
BY TRAVIS II. WHITNEY,
LOST RANkROQkS.

HANDBOOK No. 6io7s6 OF the Union pins 'sns
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person ns..Sv, Ham,
a claim TO Il is hereby called upon 10 pfesurrs
the same within ten days or submit 10 nas. .sa
said psssbook cancelled and new one lssees:
LosT.-Bankbook No. 5loi14 OF Dry p,.rs p
Savings Institution. Any person hes. hessn.
The same 10 ehe bank within thirty days OF "
said book will be declared cancelled ana 20 -
tinguished and a new one issued In lieu the''
Of -z
LOST or STOLEN.-BankSook No. 7o',Uzi ~
the German savings Bank In the CITY ol ~ 20
York corner ith ave. and 1ith st., issueo "a
Adam Kleis All persons are cautioned aga.sss
negotiating the same. II not returned udoos 20 V"
bank on the 18th day OF September, ieiS
duplicate will be issued. -----,.-
LOST. .-Bankbook No. e65. .33c, Bank sor SAY, say,
inss 2s0 4th ave, New York. fasms"
stopped PLEASE return book TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
PUBLIC NOTICES.
HEARINGS ON SUBWAY STATIONS.

usHtbtNSS Wv
Notice is hereby given that the PUP
lie Service Commission Will hold pupllc
hearings In the hearing room Of the
Commission at 154 Nassau Street, New
York City. upon the location and syis
of stations on the rapid transit route;
designed for operation under the uua'
system of rapid transit as follows:
on Thursday. September II. lsl., a.
e:30 P. NJ. on routes TO be operated .!
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit COMPANY,
ON Friday. September lS, 1917, =.
2:30 p. NJ, on routes 10 be operated "
the marlborough Rapid Transit COM
pany
Individuals and associations inter.
ested are invited TO be present ana "
file briefs or memoranda containins
such suggestions as they may WISH !"
offer.
Printed lists of the tentative iocs
tions OF such stations may be ootain me.
on application TO the offices OF INV
Commission.
WILLIAM K. WILLCOh,
Chairman.
BY TRAVIS II. WHITNEY,
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

Taylor. owner; william Il Taylor col
tractor: $3.50
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
Description.

Best Central Location.
Ideal and up TO date in
every respect.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27
6S DEMOCRATS
ARE FOR TAFT
Lewis CONTAINS Say They
Do Not Want interruption
OF Prosperity.

NASHVILLE, KY, Sept. 21.-
The Lewis county Republican mass
meeting today was attended by a
large crowd of enthusiastic Republi-
cans and Democrats. Seevral prom
inent speakers were present, includ
ing Hon. w, d. Cochran, chairman
Of the State Campaign Committee.
1t is stated that not less than sixty.
five Democrats signi6ed their inten.
ton to support President Taft for
reelection for the principal reason
that they do not want any inter.
ruption Of the present prosperity Of
the country.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27
How to Live Long

"The Slender of the Human Body
How to Make 1t Perfect" was
the subject of an impressive lecture
delivered to the students in the
chapel of State University Thursday
night by Prof William A. Martin,
A. NJ. Mr.. Martin declared that
the care of the human body was
the last thing in he minds of the
Americans, and that the people of
Kentucky were "murderers," mas
much as they were "the direct
cause OF the death OF $500 people
from tuberculosis last year in the
State, and attributd the enormus
death rate to the failure to take
sufficient exercise, breathe fresh air
drink pure water and the ignorance
in the preparation of food.
With respect to the ladies, Prot.
Martin said that they were unfit to
become the wives of vigorous Ameri-
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27
Powder Explosion
at Four Mile, Ny.

MIDDLESBORO, KY, Sept. 20 -
Two men were killed and a third
was fatally injured when seventy
six kegs OF powder exploded while
being conveyed into mine No. 4 OF
the Continental Coal Company at
Rim, twenty miles from Middles.
boro, at 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
The dead are:
Joe Lewis, 40 years old, mine fore
man, married.
Clay Johnston. an unmarried
worker.
Dave Dinzev was terribly burned
about the body and his condition
is considered serious. He was taken
to the hospital of the coal company
at Pinev'lle. At a late hour tonight
he was reported as resting fairly
comfortably.
The explosion occurred near the
mouth of and on the outside of the
mines, and no danger threatened
the miners who were at work.
The car on which the kegs OF
powder were loaded had been taken
up an incline when power was turn
ed on the explosion took place
The two men who lost their lives
and the man who was hurt were
the only persons in the vicinity at
the time.-Herald
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27

can manhood until they had ere
lieved themselves of tight waists,
high heels and cosmetics, 4" that they
could not attain that perfection of
womanhood desired until they
gave up balls, theater parties,
late suPpers and such dissipation"
Prof. Martin declared that no dis
ease known ,,can not be cured by
fresh air, pure water, proper food
and exercise, if it is caught in time,
that the average span Of life should
be from s5 to 100 years, but that
Americans died long before their al
lotted time because they were so
ignorant in regard to the laws of
living.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27
New Course i'm Practical
Mechanics at State
University

Prof. +. Paul Anderson. Dean Of
the College of Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering at State Uni.
versity, provides a great opportun-
ity for the practical mechanic, who
has no absolute need for college
mathematics or the languages, in
his daily routine, to equip himself
with all necessary experience and in.
formation for proficiency in mechan-
les. At a recent meeting of the
Council of Deans of the University
Prof. Anderson presented the fol-
lowing request to the council:
"To the Council OF Deans, State
University OF Kentucky.
"Gentlemen-As Dean of the Col
lege of Mechanical and Electrical
Engineering | herewith request that
you officially recognize the course of
study in practical mechanics in the
College of Mechanical and Electri-
cal Engineering known as a practi.
cal course in Mechanical Arts.
This course of study will cover a
period of two years.
The schedule proposed is then
given and is in substance as follows:
The first year, which is divided
into three terms. is sub-divided into
first, second, third and fourth hours,
afternoon and Saturday morning,
and is devoted during the first two
terms to wood, shop and mechani-
drawing. In the third term free
hand drawing and foundry is adj
ded. The second is divided like the
hrst as to terms and hours, and
forge shop. elementary design, ma
CLINE shop, steam and electrical lab.
oratory courses are taken up.
Prof Anderson says:
at is proposed to give them who
complete this course of study a GER
ti6cate indicating that they have
completed the work as special tech
meal apprentices"
Prof. Anderson also stated that
he would have a class in mechanical
drawing at night if there was sui.
6cieut amount of interest manifest.
ed.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27
NOTICE
FirStMeefing Of Creditors

In the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of
Kentucky.
In the matter of w. B. Whitlow
bankrupt. In bankruptcy no 213.
To the creditors of w. B. Whitlow
OF Middlesboro in Bell county and
district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Goth day of September 1912 the
said w. B. Whitlow was duly adj
Judged bankrupt; and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held
at Middlesboro, KY. on the 2 dav
OF October 1912 at > O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. appoint a trustee, ex-
anime the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
This 81 day of Sept. 1912.
W. w. Tinsley, Referee in bank
ruptcy.
Charles A. Wood, Atty, MiddIes.
boro, Ky.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27
NOTICE
First Meeting of Creditors

In the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of Kentucky.
In the matter OF w. A. Donaldson
bankrupt. In bankruptcy No. SS4.
To the creditors of W. A. Donald.
son of Knox Fork in Knox county
and district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
p day of September 1912 the SAID
W. A. Donaldson was duly adiudg-
ed bankrupt; and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held
at Barbourville, KY, on the first
day OF October 1912 at l O'Clock in
the afternoon of said day, at which
time the said creditors way attend.
prove their claims, appoint trustee
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
This p day of September 1912.
w. W. Tinsley, Referee in bank.
ruptcy.
II. II. Owens and ]. NJ. Gilbert
Attorneys.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27
HOOkWOrm Disease

Wickliffe Rose, secretary of the
Rockefeller sanitary commission. de
clared that the enormity of the task
Of Kidding the South entirely of the
hookworm disease was such that
he did not think any of these pres
ent would live to see the completion
Ct the work A long persistent
campaign of education, he said, was
the only method of getting rid of
the disease, which was due to soil
pollution.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27

that the rates would be reduced il
certain 6re.6ghting facilities we're
provided. lie claimed that all these
requirements were met. but still the
insurance agents there declined to
keep faith with their verbal agree
ment.
After a warm controversy be.
tween both sides lasting several
months Mr.. Zorn went before the
Kentucky General Assembly and had
a new law passed creating the State
Rating Commission and vesting it
with power 70 make rates on fire
insurance. The insurance compan-
les have a suit pending in he FEEDER
al Courts which questions the con-
stitutionalitv Of the act. One de-
cisIon has already been handed
down in favor of the new law.
The State Rating Commission is
composed of NJ. &. Clay, chairman,
of Mt. Sterling; Ruby Laironn
Madi5onville; and N. o. Clay, OF
Kuttawa.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27

Homo Of Cinnamon.
Cinnamon Il a species OF laurel
that thrives In ceylon.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-09-27
Allen and Edwards
Taken to HillSVille

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. Do -
Handcufed together and guarded
by ten detectives Sidna Allen and
Wesley Edwards. arrested a week
ago in Des Moines, Iowa, to ans.
wer for their part in the Carol
county courthouse murder, were
taken to Hillsville today. They will
be arraigned there tomorrow. 1t is
probable that a change of venue to
Wytheville will be ordered at the re-
quest of the Common wealth.