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New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Incoming Steamships
Due To-daY

Vessel Port Agency
Leeds Ci.y, Alexandria. Oct 19..Kerr S s Co
sl@soppa, Alexanqria, Oct u. .Norton-Lilly
Celtic Prince. Gibraltar. Oct Il.
Gui Dten.ai constanza. Oct IS.
The angeles. Malaga, ooi q
wnlDOlo. Los Angeles. oet i.
sinsinawa. Alexandria. Oct IS '5l'= ms %
Blair. Palermo, Oct 2a.... Mxport ISL. Goro
seythta. Queenstown. Oct 50. .Cunard Line
Mongolia, Hamburg. Oct 2s...... Am Line
Frederik VIII. Christiaria. Oct 29.
City OF Karaohs. Gibraltar ooi IS.
Acropoliz, Gibraltar. 0ct a
vinton County kingston. Oct CLYDE Line
Morro castls Havana. Nov A.. Ward Line
Carrfllo. Santiago, Nov 3. Unit Fruit Co
que Tomorrow
Dauts Aliehierl. Naples, Oct 81.
Menominee. London Oct 20 All Trans Line
Qutllota. Colon, Nov T. Pac Steam Nav Co Co
Alaskan. San Pedro. Oct 22...Unit Am Lines
Due Thursday
Fhoeous. Gibraltar. Oct "a. Three star Line
Kabinga. Gibraltar. Oct FL. Norton Lilly
Sixaola, Kingston. Oct s.. United Fruit CO
nue Friday
Roma, Maraeilles. Oct 25.
James " ElwelI L Co
Bliss DaIlert & Co
sarpfos, Kingston Oct 4...Caribnean s s Co
Due Saturday
Aquitania, CherbcGYg Nov s.. Cunard Line
ptpestSne County, Bordeaux. Oct 2s
Cosmo poiitan Lire
Esperanza7 Havana. Oct s....... Ward Line
Due sunday
Baltic. Liverpool Nov s.. Whit. Star Line
Canopic, Genoa. Oct Is White star Line
Argentina. Naples, Oct 2T... Phelps Bros. Inc
New Britain. Rotterdam. Oct 20.
Black Diamond s s Corp
Ciua, Havana Nov 10. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Southern Cross. SaF tos. Oct 81. ..Munson T..
Caracas San Juan, Oct S..Bliss Dallett g. Co
Due Tuesday
somrnels6yk. Batavia. Oct /. .Funch- Edge
Conejoa. Hamburg. Oct IS. "A r Bull s. Co
Mexico, Havana. Nov - 2...-.-.-W Ward Line
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Watson Says Veterans
sack Cruelty Charges
More Letters and kilograms,
Said TO Confirm Accusation,
Put Into Record
From The T,-tbure'y VashtnJroYa Bursdu

From The T~tbure's Washsn1ron Bursau
WASHTN GTON. Nov. TN speech
n the Senate to-day Senator Watson,
u Georgia, once more turned to b at
tack on the conduct of those officers OF
lne army who, ne alleges, were lnhu-
mare or brutal overseas.
Senator Watson put into the record
stack Of additi onaI letters and tele-
grams which he hal received from ex-
Service men, and which, he holds, sus-
tain his charges.
The special committee of the Senate,
reaaed by Senator Brandegee, which is
20 investigate the Watson charges met
briefly to-day TO consider plans Owing
70 the fact that the Senate was work
lng at high pressure on the tax bill,
aowever, it was compelled TO adjourn
without action. and Will meet again at
The first opportunity.
Secretary Of War Weeks sent let
er TO Lieutenant Colonel Hanford Mac
Nidsy. commander of the American Le-
g1on in which. referring to the Watson
enarges, he said the War Department
you'd make available all of it's records.
Al the same time. he asked the assist
ance Of the Legion in getting at the
tactg
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Nov Arrived: Steamer
Illinois, PorL Arthur; Bowden (Nor),
Kingston. Hurtero tNor) New York
Chickasg W, Hamburg via New York: Mo-
nadnocA By, Bord aux via New York
Everett, Boston; Lake Chelan NV York
Philadelphia New York; schr Peter Nc
Inryre Brl. Nsw York. Sailed Steamer
Colombia Havana via Norfolk: W.st Ar
row. Liverpool via Norfolk and Boston
Twcksnham (Br). MaEatsa. Society Isl
ands.
BOSTON. Nov Arrived: stsarner
Mayari tBr). Preston. Cuba San Bias
Br). Port Lirnon. r; vascouia 9Br),
New York. Lake Ellsworth. Santos and
Rio de Janeiro via New York Brandon,
Lamberts Point; City OF Rome. Savannah
Melrose, Baltimore; Gloucester. Baltimore
and Norfolk, Indian. PhtlsdelphiA; Eocene,
New Hork. Lake Favonia. Jacksonville and
Charleston tiast two eth)- Sailed: (6th)
Steamer Katrina Luckenbach New York
Arlington. Norfolk. Craigrownis. Norfolk
CHARLESTON, c. Nov Arrived: ::
CoInancAe, New York. ana proceeded 20
Jackson 4sle
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Ship Men Will
Suggest Plans
For Price Cut
Pioneer Purchasers to Tell
Board Relief Is Needed
on Vessels Taken al High
Figure F ollowing War
Refund by New Tonnage
Committees Appointed Here
10 Meet Commissioners in
Washington onW ednesday

The Shipping Board tomorrow will
be asked by representatives Of pioneer
purchasers" of vessels to readjust
prices III line with present market QUO
tations and to make the refund by the
distribution of additional ships. This
IS the plan OF committee of steam
ship officials adopted at s. conference
yesterday at the Offices of the American
Steamship Owners Association at IL
Broadway.
The ship men Will not submit de-
sai1ed proposition to the board at
Washington it was said. but will ask
soE revision of prices as a means of
relief for the original buyers OF gov
srnment vessels. The exact price is
expected TO be fixed after discussions
vith board officials, in which the com
uissioners will state what they are
willing TO do.
The attitude of the steamship men
was developed at two meetings yester-
day. The first included only members
of the association, which appointed
committee consisting of j. ". Rey-
noIds. secretary of the Munson Line;
E. J. Mccormack, treasurer OF Moore
& Mccormack; G. r. Elder jr.. presi
dent of the Elder Steel Steamship Com
pany. and ". D. Macy. vice-president
Of the New York and Cuba Mail Com
pany. J. Parker Kirlin. general coun-
sci Of the association, will also attend
the conference. r. H. NJ Robinson,
president Of the United American
Lines, will represent g group Of pur-
chasers.
The second meeting consisted Of
shlpbuilders, owners and operators, at
which the same decision was reached
and representatives were appointed to
so TO Washington.
The hearing 70 be held tomorrow
by the board affects companies which
bought 42e vessels for 1898. 900 600. OF
this amount about $4,000 900 has been
paid. Concerns which gave cash for
vessels are seeking revision in prices
On the same terms granted 30 those
taking advantage of the installment
plan. To relieve the board of the
necessity Of refunding cash, If the re-
adjustment is ordered, the shipping
men propose that the payment be made
u additional tonnage
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Firms Frederts Hendrix.
Cape haytt. 1900 II s.Ne pM
AafI &uf ufu~
salI Saturday
Trans-Pacifc Mails

=, ConnecIins mails close at the General
fostofttce and City Hall Postorice Station.
New york. al 3. M. as follows
Japan, -orea, China. Siberia French fndo-
China and Netherlands East Indies tex
cept sumatra). via Seattle, kashina
Maru. Nov y.
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only) via Seattle, Weet Jester
Hawaii via San Francisco, Maui, Nov IL
Japan, Corea- China Except Shanghai
Ctty). Siberia, French Indo-Chna and
Netherlands East Indies texcept Su-
.. matral via Seattle. Tyr dareus, Nov Ia
Hawaii, Philippine islands Straits Settle
WentS, Sumatra and specially ad rsssed
mail fer French fndo-China. British
india and Ceylon, via San Francisco,
Granite State. Nov 49,
Tanitl Marquesas. Cook Isiards New
Zealand and Australia, via san Francisco
Mariana, Nov 20
japar corea, China. Siberia, French 1ndo-
emma. Netherlands East Indies texcept
suriatra), and Philippine lslanda. via
seattle. silver SITE. Nog Ii
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Train Crashes Into
Auto at Crossing:
Kills Aged Woman
Montclair, ". j., Accident
Happens After F1agnan
Leaves: Girl Loses Life
When Hit by Limousine

MONTCLAIR. N. j.. Nov. Mrs.
Caroline Milton, sixty-four years old,
Of 434 Grove Street, was killed in
Aitt1n, probably was fatally injured
tonight when their automobile was
struck by q train at the Grove Street
crossing of the Greenwood Late di-
visson Of the Erie Railroad. The &C.
cident happened q few minutes after
The iagman at the crossing had left
for the night.
The conple we've only few blocks
from their hoae. This entire train
passed over Mrs. Mitton's body. Her
husband vas thrown clear Of loco
scious xhen pickea I'D. He was taken
70 the Mountainside Hospital here
vh~-e he was reported to be suffering
from internal injuries.
Miss Josephine Herrnheiser. Of 1915
Clay Avenue, the Bronx, was knocked
down and killed last night by limou-
sine driven by Eli D Terwi Tiger, a
chauffeur, of 200 West Eightieth Street,
as she was crossing St. Nicholas Ave
rue at 144th Street. The car was
owned BY DR.. John P. Mum, Of Is
West Fifty-eighth Street.
niSs r16[THH-iSc-s VIII ~SS All C-N
tension course student IN an English
class, was on her way to Columbia
University at the time OF the accident.
According. TO Witnesses, she became
confused by the approach OF q north
bound bus and stepped directly into
fke path OF the south bound Mum car
She was lifted into taxicab and
aiken to Harlem Hospital. She died
econ after her arrival there. Terwilli-
ger was taken to the West 1924 Street
station and locked up on a homicide
charge.
When he was arraigned bail was fixed
At $1,000 DIR. Mum was notified and
furnished a bond, obtaining Terwilli-
GERS relsasa
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

I-sraycttc tF'rl, Bavre October 20. 70
Tosnpagnis S.S1 pa s'enerals rranss stianique with
mats end mdse: Pier ST. r.
Algeria (Rrl. Glasgow Oct ~ Movillc
= TO Anchor lime With 81 irai. sa third
class pass, mails ard ndse: Pier a., r.
Vestrss tisr). Ruenus Ayres Oct 49, Rio
de JsneiAo as Barbados Nov TO Lam
pors Holt Line with 81 arst 81 second.
- - tniTa class pasa, malls and mdse. Pier
suar tNor>.l Santiago Oct II Boston
Nov = 70 VI Cuba Mall g Co with
Finland. Antwerp Oct 81 southa n, pton
sno Sherenurs 2S to Ked star Line with
- nr {. 2T2 second, 7o5 third class pass
mails and rdse Pier ST. r.
Lake Arthur RICHMOND Nov 5, . Rich
Katrina Luckeubach. Roston Nox s co
Luckereach S s Co wtth mdse: 3Sth st
Brooklyn
vistula DAM Tampico oc, so. to Rob
stable Nook, N J
Porto Rico. Ponce Oct 80 Mayaguez 81
Co with So pass. mails and nldss. Pier s5,
!, Asia (Fr> Marssilles Oct 10. Airneria "a.
Boston Nov 3, To James w Eiweii > Co,
with radse Slst st Bktyu.
Matura tBrl. Denerara Oct 2S, Trinidad
20, Grenada go to Furness. Witty 4 Co,
with 81 pass, mails and mdse: Pier "a.
zuiia. La Guayra Oct "a. Curacao IS.
Aaracateo 20. Mayaguez Nov I. 10 Bliss,
psiiets & Co. with Is pass. mails and
nldss. Pier IL B'klyn.
Wnn 6 Warden. Lohos Oct 30. to Robert
L Hague. with crude oil; Pier s, Con-
stab Hook. n J
Mirsfores t3r). Port Antonio Nov .. to
Atlantic Fruit Go, with fruit Pier 2s. e r,
L Coast Guard cutter Tampa, San
Francisco anchored off Tompkinsvtlle. l.
Victorious. returned 70 : Shipping
Board anchored off Red Hook Flats.
3 kiVu.
Fort Hamilton tf3rll. Bermuda. Nov g.
TO Furness Bermuda Line. with 1856 pass
mails and mdse: Pier s5, y f
Monte Cristo O5), Ponta del GaGa Oct
2S' 10 Lloyd Sshaudo, in ballast; Pier l.
Bush Docks. 3 klyn.
Rolsric SBr). Rotterdam oct 20: to
Houlder, Weir Boyd, with mdse; Pier
3. Bu h Docks. B'klvn.
Rayo and barge. S Q co 90. Port Arthur
Tex. with oil. North nth ST, & klyn
Schr Paul + Thurlow. Savannah, to
Crowsh & Thurlow, with mdse, Long slip.
Hoboksn.
Menus, New Orleans Nov 2. TO Southern
Pacific Co. with pass and mdse; Pier 4s
NR.
Norfolk Baltimore; to Clyde s Co
with rrdse; Pier So R
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Cleared

Gulfaussn. Reeves; Tampico; GuiS Rc-
swtf arrow. Graiser: .Tzmpico; c D Nal
iarlak skoglara (Nor,. Noknng: VIC
t9ria and Bahia 70 Baltimore George
Lggnsrn (sw>. aiel; wanvik 10 Bait
mere; Furnsss. withy : C.
zn via Plymouth and Chsroourg; United
Yislula (Dan}. Heuer. Port Libos; Rob-
Pawnae. Holmes; Boston, Eastern s
Vest cssanase. Katp; Norfolk; Elder
Hamilton, Nelson: Norfolk; old ponin-
ion Trat spcrtation Co.
Delaware. Robinson; Boston, Eastern S
city of Montgomery. Har,mand. savan-
nah; Ocean 5 s Co
Lewis Luckenbach. Read; Los Angeles
and san Francisco via Philadelphia ard
Panama Canal. I-uckenhach s s Co.
Alaess CBr), Rees:. Philadelphia United
States Navigation Co.
Huron, Anderson: Charleston and Jack
sonville: Clyde s s Co.
Aieyone DD, Laau; Antwerp; Van Nue.
Beivsasrs (It5. cosuItah vigo and cadis:
Phelps Bros. Inc.
Willard 6 Warden. Eastian; Port Lobos;
Vs' ic (BrJ. Jones; Liverpool; White
Star Line
Winneconne, Brsrrer; Const antincpie
Foreign Transport and Mercantile Corp
Tivives. TArtry; Kingston and Cristohal
United Fruit Co
faugarland (csor}. Loshe; Genoa, Ira
pini and Pal-nerc; States Marine Com
mercial Corp.
Fort Hamilton (Br). Francis. Hamilton;
Furness, witty & &c.
Edward Doheny Jr. lie Cain. Tam
2lco; Pan American Petroleum and Trans
porI Co.
Co
Camilla Gilbert (Nor), Blvrt. Genoa.
Tore and Annunzlata; George Helliesen,
Inc.
schr a & W Ogilvie (Br>. ogiivie; PARIS
boroS Sexton & Bryant Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Niarit' me Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 7--Cos,nos ana
Roland Line German and Royal Dutch
West Indies Mail Company reported ready
70 extend services TO west coast of Central
America this month for coffee trade TO
Hamburg and Europe. Champerico Will be
port OF call furthest north
SEATTLE, Nov, 7-Arizonan damaged by
grounding, given trial trip today and will
load for New York
Admiral Watson. sailing to-day for an
chorage viii close service to Cooks Inlet
for winter.
BALTIMORE, Nov Port report for
week OF Nov gives s42e4l.053 exports.
Increase os S1,I12.g6s over week previous
Imports s732,725. decrease OF ss7. 706 on
PR vtcus week
Sailing OF Pacific Malls Colombia. for
San Francisco, marks the abando ament OF
company's offices IN Baltimore and trans
fer OF the operation 10 Baltimore Gee anic
Steamship Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Sailed Yesterday

Guifprince. Port Arthur. Torlak skog
land. Baltimore. Bahia and Victoria; Mari
ana. Hampton Roads. Eclipse. Norfolk.
Yokohama and Kobe; Lewis LucKenoach,
Philadelphia Los Angeles and Sar Fran
cisco: Moldagaard. Port Tampa, Victorious.
crial trip; FairTnont. Chester, Alcyone (pu).
Antwerp Alness (Br), Philadelphia
L Barney. william Preston, Blake-
ley and Crowuinshleld. Capes Of CheSa
peaks.
Z s Bernadou Cape Henry.
Hau Garland (Nor). Genoa, West Cata~
mace. Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Notice to Mariners

The following buoys marking Cfreenville
Channel y X, have been re ests bnshed,
second class buoys temporarily marking
the stations have been withdrawn: Green
Vile Channel Gas and Bell Buoy PIT and
Gree1ville Channel Buoy PIT, second
class nun.
About Nov the following changcs will
BE- made in the ouoyage OF the Hack kensack
River. Channel Buoy Will be moved s35
tabish, about 1900 yards 2a6 deg 80 min
from South Bergen Church spire; Channel
Buoy Will be established about 2,05o
yards 322 deg 30 min from South Bergen
Church spire. and Channel Buoy will be
established about 1875 yards 32l deg 80
min from South Bergen Church spire.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Shin ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON. Nov The Emergency
FLEET Corporation to-day announced the
following changes IN assignrnsr IS
West Keene. s.5t1 deedweight, assigned
to International Freighting Corp man
aging agent Withdrawn from division OF
operations. managing careraker.
Co"'~ssworth, 1880 deadweight assign ed
10 Mississippi shipping Co, managing
a~cn' With AVN division OF operations
managing caretaker
1isa, 7.szJ lightweight, assigned to 8 Fl
SpraS Us d Son. managing agsnr With
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Armistice Day Proclaimed
Holiday by Gov. Miller

Albany. Nov. 7.-Governor Miller
nrcclaimed Armistice Day holiday
to-day. In accordance with the request
mmads OF state governors by President
Not only is Friday designated as a
se'iday in his proclamation. but 1t is
rs Aested that church bells be sounded
me hrst Arraistice Day" and that the
p:opie OF the state unite in two
minutss Of silence at noon in memory
p the 4aaA
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Lasker to Give
German Passenger
Lines a Battle
u. 5. Line Vessels Are To Be
Made the Finest Between
New York, Hamburg and
Bremen, Ship Chief Says

From The Trtb'4nes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Confronted
with the possibility that Germany will
lose no time in re-establishing passen-
ger lines to this country, the United
States Shipping Board to-day launched
plans 70 for ST tn re'v m ~ec + on
by authorizing improved service by the
United States Lines.
The North German Lloyd, which
prior to the war was one of the strong
est ship lines connecting Germany with
the United States is expected soon TO
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08

From The Tribuns's Washington Bureor
wAsHINGTON Nov. Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Fem. Capt. c. G, to Dayton.
Davis. Col R. G.. 10 Plattsburg
Following TO Camp Bennng; Burt Col.
r. J.; Watson, Col F. B.. Gibson, Col.
e. r.. kellond, Lit Col. F. @; Robinson
1t. Col. 0. P: Yates Lt- Col. n. e.;
>frinstead. Lit. Col R. f.. Lewis, 1t Col,
- c.; Smith. 1t. Col. r.
Dental Corps
Following 20 San Francisco: A-nes. 1t
Col J. r: Alley. Capt e. c.. Pickles,
Capt. N. c.. Bockey. 1t. F.
Following TO Manila: Tressei. Major @. r
Damlos. Capt. NJ. J.; Dannhesssr Capt
A . Eiche, Capt NJ. f.; Price, Capt
"a. A; Shuttieworth. Capt. ". s..
Medical Corps
Tell Can c. A.. to Manila
Rhine Can't. a c. 10 Manila.
Gustites, Capt r. w. TO san Francisco.
Coast Artillery
Mayhach. Ii, Col A. A. % Fort Mcnroe-
DALEY 1t. 3. c., TO San Diego.
* kerfoot. 1t. Col. B. H, to Governors laid
Miscellaneous
Hill. 1t. NJ. s. Air Svs. to Camp Bennins.
Waldron. Col. A. E.. eng. TO New York.
Clement. Major ]. K. Ord. D, to Wash
ington.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
(By U s photographic CYfice1
North Atlantic Ocean--Off the American

North Atlantic Ocean--Qff the American
Cog-t
The following obstructionr were report
ed; NOV 4, lat so Ion 81 0S passed largs
piece OF wreckage apparently q raft
{ A Snider. Oct 27 lat 81 80 ion 10 SIS
passed through quantity OF wreckage;
Coldbrook- Oct 2S. lat 25 81 lon 10 So
passed a piece OF timber about 40 feet
long; same date, lat 25 "a lon 80 OIL part
OF vessels hull. re.embling q raft
Colorado Springs
Ice has been reported az foilows: act
g lat 4s 25 lon ~ 90, eberg about
20 high. also several smaller piece OF ,re
Lygnern (Swed).
James River, va--On Oct 25 the buoy
noored 70 mark Chino. sunk in the James
hlVer on Milton Point in lat 81 l8 10 ~
ion II OIL 80 W was withdrawn. there be-
ing now depth ot 30 feet over the wreck
Cracker Bay. Argentipa--The sunken
hsll OF cutter lies 656 yards from this
frona range beacon which appears near the
shore line on Fl o chart 207s in lat AZ 81 s
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Dangers TO Navigation

drawn division Of operations. managing
caretaker.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Army ORDERS

From The Tribune's Washington Burerr
" WASHINGTON. Nov. Army order,
ssued to-day follow:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Outgoing Steamships

sail To-da
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08

st4vangsrtsord. Bergen so All 12:osM NJ Co
Alliance, Colon .l3s3e FM a;oe PN Jas
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-14
AFTER FOUR YEARS
R,rbOurville Testimony Remains
Unshaken

Mrs. Bertha Steele, PitZer St,
says: II have used Doan's Kidney
Pills and gladly recommend them.
My back was so weak | could hardly
do anything. felt run down and
miserable. The action of my kid
neys was irregular and my ankles
and limbs became swollen. | user
Doan's Kidney Pills from the Cos
fellow Drug Store and they helped
me by relieving the backaches and
other symptoms OF kidney trouble. "
Mrs. Steele gave the above state
ment on November 6. 1916 and on
March IL. 1921, she added: IL have
not taken Doan's Kidney Pills for a
long time. They have so strength
ened my back and kidneys that | am
free from the trouble. | very gladly
confirm the statement made in
praise of Doan's in 1916"
6Oc at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.-Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-14
Classified Ads

Df. A. l.. Parker. who is equipped
, to and the seat OF trouble In the
roots OF teeth with his X-ray ma
chine, will. II desired. extract teeth
under gas. II
Advocate Printing quickly done.
For Salc-2 Fuller & Johnson 3
h. p. Gasoline Engines, one brand
new other used only months. Will
sell at bargain. Enquire Charlie
Cole. Dixie Grocery Co., Barbourville
Kentucky. 4S-3t
For Salc--i bay Horse. Is hands
high, fat, 8 years old. viii work
anywhere, safe. Will sell him for
cash. corn or fat hogs. Apply to Vim.
I've. Barbouryille. 50-4t
I For Sal,e-Six Room House and
bath on School st. For particulars
please see II. VI. Oldfeld. 49-tf
/ Dr. A. l.. Parker now has his x
ray machine nicely installed in a
prettily furnished room with every
convenience for those who wish to
have the roots OF their teeth exam
ned. II
Hats! Hats: One Lot OF Hats will
60 at soc to csc each. Also other
god looking hats at $3.50 to $500.
Miss Deadie Mains Shop. 1t
For Sale 500 feet inch iron
pipe. 45Ofcet IA inch casing. ESQ
barrel cypress tank and cyclone
water rig. Good condition. VIII sell
at a bargain. Enquire Charlie Cole,
Dixie Grocery Co., Barbourvllc. Ky.
4S-3t
Own BrunswiCk--it will please
you. All the latest up.to-date re-
leased records at Hawn Drug Store
Straight Salary: $500 per week
and expenses 10 man or woman with
rig to Introduce Eureka Egg Fro
ducer. Eureka Mfg. Co., East st
Louis. Ill. 50-1I
Read the Advocate Ads.
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE

BY order OF the Knox Circuit
Court rendered at its August term
1921 in the case OF
Millard Peace, Guardian of Iona
Foley, Plaintiff,
against
Iona Foley and A. b. Partin,
Defendant,
I will, as Master Commissioner,
on the gath day OF October, 1921,
same being the first day of the Knox
County Court, sell at the Court
House door in Barbourville, Ken
lucky, to the highest and best bidder
the following described property,
real estate, TO satisfy the judgment
in said case.
Description:
FIRST TRACT
Beginning at a stone in Norville
Line a corner of the dover; thence
with the Norville's line S 55h w
so poles to a stone; thence with the
line of lot No. 5 81 f AZ poles to
a stone corner of Lot No. 4 and 3
course continued in all 76 poles to
a sweet gum at the fence; thence n
81 E 81 poles to stake at County
road; thence with the road n 22 +
5 poles; thence N poles n 33
E poles to a maple and black gum
corner of Lot No. 3; thence with the
road and Lot No. 3 n Al E 13 poles
N 10 E 20 poles N 20 to a red oak
on the east side Of the road corner
OF dover; thence reversing said dow
er N 7Sk w Al poles to the begin
ming: containing by survey 27h
acres. And being the same property
conveyed to her by .............
by deed dated on the ..... day Of
.... 19.. which is recorded
in the Knox County Court Clerks
office in deed book ...... at page
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-14
We Want a lady or gentleman

We Want a lady or gentleman
agent to handle city trade in Bar
bourville and other vacant cities,
This is a wonderful opportunity as
you will be retailing the genuine J.
Il. Watkins Products including Wat
kins Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. Garda
Face Powder. Fruit Drinks and over
137 other products. Write today
for free sample and particulars. Tho
]. Il. watkins Co.. Dept. 60. Mem
phis. Tenn. 49-4tp
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE

by order OF the Knox Circuit
Court at its August term, 1921, in
the case OF
Reason warfeld, Plaintiff,
against
Ellen Engle. May Prichard and
John Prichard, Defendants,
will, as Master commissioner, on
the gath day OF October, 1921, same
being the first day OF the Knox Coun-
ty Court, sell at the Court House
door in Barbourville. Kentucky, to
the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing described property. real es-
tate, to satisfy the Judgment in said
case. amounting to $3.50 with in
terest from March IL, 1905, and
$4,000 probable cost.
Description:
Lying on Bull Run Creek. Knox
County, Ky. Beginning at dogwood
thence S Is "a W. s3 poles to a
stake ON w. y. Faulkncr's line, with
same SS I-2 f. 17.5 poles to a white
oak stump y IS 1-2 L 90 poles to a
black oak y Is 1-2 L So poles to a
large white oak n 2S IA L 1877
poles to black gum n IA IA f 81
poles to a stake n 80 Ia w IA 40
poles to chestnut n 2S l-2 w 10
poles TO n sourwood n IA w Al
poles to the beginning and contain
ing 7.22 acres
Said property will he sold on a
credit of six months, thepurchaser to
execute bond with approved security
bearing interest at six per cent from
date. having the force and effect OF
judgment and retaining a lien on
said property until the purchase
money is paid.
WITNESS my hand. this the 4tf
day of October. 1921.
j. r. JONES. Master Com missioner
Knox Circuit Court.
! Sale about p IN. Purchaser mus
execute bond as soon az sale is over
or the property will Immediately bt
put up and resold.