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BROOKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1942 15 Entries Pour In FORECLOSURES Here's looking KASHDAN MAY BRING TITLE TO BROOKLYN Reshevsky Must Find Drawing Continuation To Save U. S. Honors By HERMANN HELMS I jS at For Boro Spring Bowling Tourney More Than 1,000 Expected to Vie In $3,000 Play Starting May 16 Five-Man, Doubles, Singles Listed By LOU E. COHEN Entries are pouring in for the Brooklyn Spring Bowling Tournament, which opens on May 16 at the Regal Bowling Center, 8th St. and 5th Ave.

Entries close this Wednesday with the secretary of the tournament, Larry MacNaughton, 252 61st St. More than 1,000 bowlers are expected to compete for the estimated $3,000 prize fund. Competition will be in five-man, doubles and singles. Bowlers will be placed in four categories, and D. This will be determined by the individ-1 ual'B ability.

A Cass A five-man BOWLING STANDINGS KJlMI from a "botherless bottle" No Deposits to pay! No Empties to return! BI'SHWf You can still buy all the Tromraer's White Label you want in no-deposit, no-return bottles! Think of it all of the pleasure but none of the bother. And you get one of the world's finest beers made from an Old-World formula of imported hops and barley-malt no other grains. Wait till you try this better-tasting, more satisfying brew. Wait till you see how little you pay for this "premium" beer. TROMMER'S White Label J1at BEER The prospects of the United States chess championship coming to Brooklyn were exceptionally bright today after Isaac I.

Kash-dan of Flatbush had succeeded in winning his fifteenth-round game in th U. S. Chess Federation tournament at the Hotel Astor In Manhattan from Irving Chernev, another borough player, in 33 moves last night. This gave Kash-dan a lead over Samuel Reshevsky of Boston, the title holder, who adjourned his game with Israel A. Horowitz in a somewhat precarious situation.

In order to prevent his title from passing to Kashdan, Reshevsky must someho'v find a drawing continuation. If not, he will lose and be placed second with a score of 12-3. Kashdan, thanks to his success over Chernev, finished his schedule with The all-important game between Reshevsky and Horowitz was scheduled to be finished for the Manhattan Chess Club, today, play starting at 4 p.m. Kashdan won 11 of his games outright, drew three and lost only one to Herman Steiner of Los An Bces in the tenth round. Thp draws were with Jacob Levin of Philadelphia in the fourth, Norman Lessing in the eleventh and Reshevsky in the fourteenth.

Reshevsky, on the other hand, had won all of his games, excepting four, which were drawn. In the women's championship Mrs. Nanny Roos and Mrs. Donald Belcher both won their games and tied at 62 for second place, below Miss N. May Karff of Boston, the champion, who won eight straight.

Summary: Men'! Championship Raker. T.e- vln 2 Seidman. 1. Hhlbnhm. Kash dan.

1: Chervnev. 0. Lcssina. 1. Green.

0 (defaulti. Denker vs. Piinlrk. Pinkus vs. Levy, Steiner vs.

Altman and Reshh-evsky vs. Horowitz, adjourned. Women's championship Mrs. Roos. 1.

Mrs. Harmath. Mrs. Bain. 1.

Mls Fawns. Mrs. Belcher. 1. Miss Wray.

Mrs. Gresser vs. Miss Raettig, adjourn- ea The standings: Men's Championship Won Lost Player Players Levy Kashdan Rerhevsky Denker Pinkus Steiner Horowitz Setdman Won Lost fi 8 6' 7'i Levin 12 10 2'3 Chernev 2 Pilnick 4 Baker 4 1 2 Lessing 4' 2 Green S'2 Hahlbohm 8 Altman 8'i 9'i 9 11 11 10'; 9': 8'': 7 6" Levy 7'2 Women's Championship Piavers Won Lo: Miss Karff 8 0 Players Won Lost 5'a 5'a 6 7'j Miss Wray 2' Mrs. Roos 6 Belcher 6 Oresser 4 1 Mrs. Bain 4 2 Harmath 2' 2 Raettig 1 22 Miss Fawns 1 4 The shortest game in the tournament was won by Arnold S.

Denker from Louis Levy, former New York University star, and is an object lesson. Another brief encounter was the one which Herbert Seidman, ex-Brooklyn College captain, won from Harry Bakef. Scores: ENGLISH OPENINO. t-ORECLOSCRES Ivn, N'fw York, on the lSth day nf May, 1H42, at 12 o'clock noon, thp premise in th Borough of Brooklyn, on th jouthwost (nip of GarfipjfJ Place, thre hundred gixty-on fppt tnr inrh1 nurthwt of Park Wat (for-. mrly Ninth Avenue), hing a piot twpnty-one fppt in width front and rar hy on" hundrpd Wt in df-ptli on both sidrp, thp rear line runninir parallel with Oarfjpld Place, the side lines run-nine parallel with Park West and partly throuuh party Snid premises brine known as No.

298 Garfield Place, and beinff more particularly defif-ribed in the nvrtKatfe made hv GEORGE F. LYON and PHYLLIS If. LYON to plaintiff, dated June turh. VX12, and recorded in Liber 7770 of AlnrtBaiieji. patfe 375.

Dated, April 27. 1IM2. EDMUND A. WHA LEV. R.lerfn.

HOLAHAN. PmrViffs Attornevp. 32 Court Street. Ktuoklvn. Npw York.

a27-bl SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY SUSIE P. HART and HELEN M. ART. plaintiffs, against FANNIE SPECTOR.

et defendants. Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale, made and entered in above artion and bearine date April 9th. 1IU2. I. undersigned reforee, will sell nt.

nuhllc auction to hishest bidder, bv JOHN A. HARTIGAN. auetioneer. at ftronklyn Real Estate Exchange. 1S9 Alontflnup Street, Brooklyn.

New York, on nth. 1912. at. 12. o'clock noon, the prcmisrs in said judgment directed to be sold and therein desenhnd.

in Rorouch of Brooklyn, County of Kings and Slate of New York, on northeasterly side of 44lh Street, distant 284 in'-hes northwesterly from northwesterly side of 10th Avenue, being 26 feet 2 inehes wide front and rear. If JO f-'t 2' inches dep on each side, rear Im parallel with 44th Street, aide lines parallel with 10th Avenue together with driveway easement over most northwesterly 4 fept of premises ad- iinini? on southeasterly side and subject to similar easement over ninst southeasterly 4 feet of mortcaK-'d premises; reference being1 made to said ludcnient wherein said premises and easement are more particularly Said premises known as No. fl47 441 Strept. Dated. Brooklyn.

New York, April 17lh. 1942. HENRY SOLOMON. Refpree. EDWIN L.

SMART, Attorney for Plaintiffs, 16 Court Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. a20-6t SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF KINGS H.

ARTHUR ADAMS, plaintiff, against PAULINE C. McGEAN. et fendants. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made in the above pnhtkd action, and bearing da'e the 7th day of April. and duly-entered on the 8th day of April.

1M2. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by G. V. MrMAHON. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn R-al Esta'e Exchange.

Mntagup Street. Brooklyn. New York, on the Sth day of May, at 12:00 o'clock noon, the prem-1 isi-s directed by said judgment to be and being a parcel of real property in Kings County. Brooklyn. N- York, being the south side nf South ")i St reet, distant 1 49 feet 10 inches ast of Hooper Si reet, being 25 feet 2 mehes in width front and rear by 00 fept more or less in depth on each side, the side lines being parallel with Hooper Street.

Dated, April 11th. FRANK ROSENBERG, Referee. MURRAY J. MICKENBERG. Attor-j ney for Plaintiff, 32 Broadway.

New York. New Yrk. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY BEAVER REALTY plaintiff, against EDITH TURTELTAUB, et defendants. MORRIS CORN MAN.

Plaintiffs Attorney, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn. New York. Pursuant to judgment dated April 13th. 1942. I shall sell at public aujtion at the Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange, No.

1S9 Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York, on May 7th. 1942. at 12 o'clock noon, hy G. V.

MrMAHON, auctioneer, the premises directed to be sold, being that plot, with the buildings erected thereon, in Brooklyn, New York, situate on the northeast corner of Lorimer and Scholes Streets, being 43 feet 9 inches in width front and rear hy H.i feet 2ls inches in depth on both sides, fronting 43 feet 9 inches on Sf holes Street and fronting 65 feet 2l3 inches on Lorimer Street. Dated, New York. April IS. 1912. GEORGE W.

HUNT. Referep. alK-tit SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF WILLIAMSRURCH. plaintiff, aga-nst IRVING SMITH and others, defendant.

Pursuant to judgment entered herp-in. dated April 23id. 1912. I. the undersigned.

Referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest rudder, bv CORNELIUS A. HEANEY. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate E. hange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklvn. Kings County.

New York, on the 22nd day of May. 1912. a 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by judgment to be sold and described follows: ALL that certain lot. with building thereon, situate in Borough of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, described as follows: BEGINNING at point on northerly side of DeKalb Avenue. 275 feet westerly from northwesterly corner of DeKalb and Tompkins Avenues: thencp northerly parallel with Tmpkin Avenue 101 feet; thence westerly parallel with DeKalb Avenue 25 feet; thencp southerly again parallel with Avenue and partly rough a part wall 1'tO feet to northerly side of DeKalb Avenue; thence easterly along same 25 feet to BEGINNING.

Dated. April 30th. 19.2. WILLIAM ZIEGLER Referee. STANTON ELDREDCE.

Plaintiff's Attorney, 260 Broadway. Brooklyn. N. Y. a30-6t ThATu SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, against AUGUST VoLPE.

et defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered on the 2Mb day of April. 1912. I will sell at public auct ion. at the Exchange Sales Room.

19 Montague Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. Citv and State of New Vtrk. bv JOHN HARTIGAN. auctioneer, on the 21st day of May.

1912. at 12 o'clock noon on that day. the mors gaged premises directed hv jaid judgment t'i be sold, in the Borough of Brooklyn. County uf Kings. City and Sta'e if New lork, situated on the easterly side of Ha ring St reet.

distant Jku feet south of the southeast corner of Harnig Street and Voorhtes Avenue, fronting 5S.59 feet on Haring Street, being )i0 fe.t in dept on one side and 112 feet im deep on th- other ami feet 9 inches wide in the rear. Said premises are known as 2721 (faring-Street and are more fully described in said judgment. Dated, April 21st. 1912. MYLES M'CABE.

Referee. STEPHEN F. KELLY, Attorney for Plaintiff, 233 Broadway, N. Y. Citv, a.W-6t Th SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY MARY C. GREEN, et plaintiffs, against JOHN F. CONT1. et defendants. Pursuant to judgment herein, dated February 5, 1942.

I will at Public auction, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1S9 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, on Mny 5, 1912. at 12 clock noon, by MORRIS REICH, au. -tioneer. mortgaged premises in Kings County, directed by said judgment to be sold On the south side of Wil-lotighby Street, 61 feet '3 inch eat of Hudson Avenue, being an inrcl fronting 20 feet 4. a ln-heM on Willoiighhy street, and more fully described in mortgage recorded in Liber 61.

Section 7. page 61 of Mortgage, Kitu. County Register's offi'e, CARL Referee. VTSON. KRTSTELLER A SWIFT.

Plaintiffs' AUotnevs, 6K William Street. Boiu of Manhattan, New York City. ai4-bt tuae i SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -THE Bitot KLYN A I BANK, plaintiff. againt DORA RU-B EN STEIN, et defendants.

Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale made and entered herein, hearing date April 1 1th. ini2, the undersigned, rcfej ee in said judgment mimed, will sell at public auction to bidder, by G. V. M. MHO I a net loneei Rr ok ivn Est i' Evlnnge.

IVi Montague Ivn. New Y-k. on Mav 12'b. 1912 at 12 'lo, )t noun, the pn-tio. directed by aid MidLm-nt to be sold and I s.

i bed a- follow ALL that certain lot, ptc-p or pircel tf land, situate. Iving and being in the Borough of Brooklvn. Countv Ktntf. CrH- and Stat- of Yolk, hounded I find described as follows, to wit BEGINNING at a point on the westerly side of Eighteenth Avenue, distant twenty feet northerly from the cot ner for med hy the intersect ion of the westerly side nf Eighteenth Avenue with the northerly side of Severn v-seventh Strept; running thence westerly par -ill el with Spvp nf y-svni tiUeet and all ol the dulaota through a party wall ninety-four fppt thence, northerly parallel with Eighteenth Avenue twenty fpt thence easterly parallel with Seventy-spventh Street and part of thp distance through a party wall ninetv-four feet to the wpsterly side of Eighteenth Avenue, and thence southerly along the westerly side of Eighteenth Avenue twenty feet to the point or place of beginning. TOGETHER with all the right.

UU and interest of the mortgagor of. fn and to the land lying in Eighteenth Avenue, in front of and adjoining the premises herein described to the center line thereof. TOGETHER with all fixtures and articles of personal property now or hereafter attached to or used in connection with the premises, all of which are covered bv this mortgage. Dated. April 21.

1942. MORTIMER H. MICHAELS. Referee. SNEDEKER SNEDEKER.

Plain tiff's Attorn-vs. Office and P. O. Ad dress. 164 Montague Street.

Brooklyn. New York. a21-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY THE EAST NEW YORK SAVINGS FAN, plaintiff, aeainst MAURICE J. PASS, et defendants.

Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale entered herein, bearing date April 10. 1942. I will sell in one parcel at public auction, by ALLEN M. TEP-LITZ. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

189 Montague Street, Brooklvn, New York, on the 12th day of May. 1942, at twelve o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises directed by said judgment to be sold and described said judgment as all that parcel of land situated in the Borough of Brooklyn. Iving to the west of a point on the nortli side of Sutter Avenue, fifty-eight ('A) f- et and six 6J inches west of Sheffield Avenue, being nineteen 19 f'-et and six ib inches front and r'ar by sixty-eight i6S fpet in regular depth, both sides running through party wails: premises known as No. 605 Sutter Avenue. Brooklyn.

Sale will be together with strept rights and fixtures; subject to co-enants and restrictions of record and facts shown by accurate survey. Dated. April 16. 1942. CHARLES E.

SORACE. Referee. JOHN P. McGRATH. JOHN J.

BUCKLEY. Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office and P. O. Address. Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, New York.

a21-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY THE LINCOLN SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, plaintiff, vs. MARY WARSHAW. et defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered April 15th.

1942. I will s-11 at public auction, by MONROE J. EHRMAN. auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 19 Montague Street.

Brooklvn. New York, on May 11th. 1942. at 12 o'clock noon, premises in Kings County, located on the northerly side of Madison Street. 275 feet east of Throop Avenue, heing 25 in width in front and rear hy 100 fee depth on both sides, more particularly des nhed in mortgage recorded in Liber 4791 of Mortgages page 455: reference being made to judgment for more Complete description thereof: known as No.

437 Madison Si eet. Brooklyn. New York. SUBJECT to all encumbrances mora particularly set forth in judgment. Dated.

April 1942. WILLIAM J. GRACE. Refers. WEISBROD FROEB, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 32 Court Street, Brooklvn, NY.

a23-6t S'UPREME COURT. NTT THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF WILLIAMSRURCH. plaintiff, against SARAH REITER and others, defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered herein, dated April 1912. I.

the under-8'gned. referee judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder. by McGUINNESS REILLY, auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 19 Montague Street, Brooklyn. Kings County.

New York, on the 19th day of May. 1942. at 12 o'clock noon, the premise? directed hy said judgment to be sold and described as follows ALL that certain lot, with the building thereon, situate in Borough of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on northerly side of Division Avenue. 37 feet 6 inchea east of northeast corner of Division and Driggs Avenues; thencp northerly parallel with Driggs A.enue and partly through a party wall 60 feet; thence easterly parallel with Division Avenue 8 fept 9 inches; thencp southerly parallel with Driggs Avenue and partly through a party wall 6n feet to northerly side of Division Avenue; thence wepterlv along same 1 feet 9 inches to BEGINNING. 149:2 Division Avenue.

TOGETHER all fixtures nd article of personal property attached to or used in connection with premises. Dated. Ann! 27th. 1942. CLARENCE B.

CAMPBELL. STANTON ELDREDGE, Plaintiff Attorney, 260 Broadway. Brooklyn. N. Y.

a27-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY THE LINCOLN SAVINGS BNK OF BROOKLYN, plaintiff, vs. ABRAHAM CHAPOVITZKY. et defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered April 15th.

1912. I will sell at public auction, by H. LOUIS HOLLANDER, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street. Brooklvn.

N'pw York, on May 14th. 1942, at 12 o'clock noon, premises in Kings County, lo-rated on the southerly side of Floyd Street. 125 feet west of Throop Avenue, hein: 25 feet in width in front and rear by bur fpet depth on both sides, more part icularly described ir mortgage recorded in Liber 397 of Mortgages, page 429; reference being made to said judgment for more complete description thereof: known as No. 210 Floyd Street. Brooklyn.

New York. SUBJECT to nil enrumbiances more particularly set forth in said judgment. Dated. Aprs! 23rd. 1942.

EDWARD B. RERMAS. Esq Referee. WEISRROD A- FROER. Attorneys for Plaintiff.

32 Court Street. Brooklyn. N. a23-6t ThM LEGAL NOTICES File No. 2Vi7--42.

THE PEOPLE oF THE STATE OF NEW YoRK. bv Hip grace of God free and independent--To BERNARD KANE and MARY CONNOLLY. SEND GREETING; WHEREAS. HELEN A. KANE and EDWARD A.

KANE, who both reside at No. 219 Congress Street, Brooklyn, N. have presented a peti'ion praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing bearing date the 4th dav nf Fehruary. 1911. relating to real arid personal property, be duly proved a the la.t Will and Testament of ANNIE E.

KANE, lately residing at No. 219 fongre-s in the Borough of Brooklvn, Citv of New York. Now. THEREFORE, you and of you ate hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of he Countv of Kings, to be held in Room 25-A. at the Hall of Remrd.

the Countv of Kings, on the 21st dav of May, 1912, at 9-30 oYlock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be 1,1 1 TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the al of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS Hon. FRANCIS D. McGAREY. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the Mid County, tne 15th day of April, 1912 PERCY T.

STAPLETON. Clerk of the Surrogate Court. al6-4t Th SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE oF NEW YoRK. COUNTY OF KINGS DOROTHY ESTELLE AVI-I KENT. Pi nn' fl, against RU-DoLril JOHN KENT, defendant.

Action to annul a marriage. To the above named defendant' You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the conipimnt is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appear- anco on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty f2H days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service. In ca.p of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by d. fault for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dv.ed, New York.

N. April 10. 1912. JULIUS M. GERZOF.

Attorney fm Office and P. o. Add'e, Cham-tw 4 et. Borough ol inhattan. iVv of New tk.

RUDOLPH JOHN KKNT The fot eg. iing summons is serve upon vi.ii by pi i hi o-it ti pursuant to oder of Mr. Jikii.p WILLI KM R. WILSON, a fust ue of the Supreme Court of the Si ale of NY York, dated April 16 1912. and filed with the complaint in the otficp of the Clerk of the-County of Kings.

Hall of Records Building. Borough of Brooklyn City of New Yoik. Dated. April 22. 19t2 JULIUS GKRZOF.

Attorn-v for Plaintiff. Office and P. Address, 5k Chambers Street. Borough of Manhattan, City oi 'ew York. a23-6t Tfc you N.

Y. ORANGE, N. FORECLOSURES Ifith Street twpnty-fivp (25) feet to the point or placp of BEGINNING. TOGETHER with all the right, title and interest of the party of the first part of. and to the land lying within the bed of the street or avenue in front of and adjoining said premises to the centre line thereof, and as more particularly described in said judgment.

Dated. Now York. April lttth. 1912. ANDREW J.

MORAN. Refpree. EDWARD LARKIN. Plaintiffs' Attorney. R7 Livonia Avenue.

Brooklvn, New York. al6-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY and KERWIN H. FULTON, as Surviving Trustees under the Will of BARNEY LINK, deceased, plaintiffs, against. BERTHA HEUSLER.

et defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure aruj alp duly made and entered in thp above entitled action, and bearing datp the Rrh day of April. 1912. the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will soil at public auction to the highest bidder, bv NATH NIEL SHUTER. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

19 Montague Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, on the 11th day of May. 1912, at 12 00 o'clock noon of said dav, he premises dir-pcted by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and heme in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the westerly side of Seventh Avenue, distant eighty feet northerly from the corner formed hy the intersection of the said westerly side nf Seventh Avenue with the northerly side of President Street; running thence westerly and parallel with President Street and part of the distance through a party wall eighty feet; thencp northerly and parallel with Seventh Avenue twenty feet; thence easterly and again parallel with President Street eighty feet to the westerly side of Seventh Avenue, and thence southerly along said westerly side of Seventh Avpiiue twenty feet to the point or place of beginning.

TOGETHER with all the right, title and interest of thp mortgagor of. in and to the land lying in Seventh Avenue in front of and adjoining he above described promises to the centre line (Hereof. TOGETHER with all fixtures and articles of personal property attached to ur used in connection with the premises. Dated. Brooklyn.

N. April 1Mb. Referee. WREN'V Sr SCHMTD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs, 2t Court Street.

Brooklvn. N. Y. 20-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -GEORGE M.

MAYER, plaintiff, vs. JAMES A. HOLLINSED. et defendants. Pursuant to direct ion In lodgment daied April 22.

1912. I will sell at public au-Hon. by MONRiiE EHRMANN, auctioneer, at Brooklyn al Estate Exchange Salesroom. 19 Montague Street. Brooklyn.

N. Y. on May 22. 19(2. at 12 o'clock noon, mortgaged premies in Kings County, N.

Y. Slate, described- BEGINNING at a point nn the southerly side of Greene Avenu-. distati' 110 feet easterly from corner formed by intersect inn of southerly side of Greene A venue and easterly side of Lewis Avenue, being 1K feet in Width front and rear and 100 feet in depth on either side; known as hOK Avenue. Subject to state of fact nn accurate survey may show viol.it ton of Municipal or State Bureaus, if any there be covenants and restrict ions contained in Liber 1841 of Conveyances at page .117. in Kings County Reenter office; party wall agreements, if any; zoning laws, ff any.

BENJAMIN MOSHER. Referee. SIMON DULMAN. Attorn, for Plaintiff, 270 Broadway. Y.

c. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY --THE DIME SAVINGS RNK BROOKLYN, plaintiff, against ALEXANDER E. SMITH, and o'hers. fenda nts. Pursuant to judgment made herein, d-ited April 21st.

19(2, I will se at auction, by JAMES A. HEANEY JR auctioneer, nt the Brooklyn R.d Estate Exchange. 1 S9 Montague S' reet Brooklyn. New York, on the IKtii dav or May, 1912. at 12 o'clock noon, Eastern War Time, the m-emives in the Boioiigh of Brooklyn, on the south side of Gates Avenue, twenty-five feet east of Marry Avenue, being a plot twenty feet in width front and rear by eighty feet in depth on both sides, the rear line running parallel with Gales Avenue and th sublines running parallel with Marey Avenue and part ly rough party wal Is.

Said premiss being known as No. iT'i Avenue and being more particularly d- Tib' in moi ige piade hv Build'tig Coriipuiv to Title In -ui am a nrt Tru-t I'un'innv. record in Liber 3522 of Mortgages. page Dated. April 27h.

UU2 SEPH H. DAVIS. H- f. HUTTOV HOL.MHN. Plain-iff-Attorneys.

32 Court Stmt New York. 27-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS" COUNTY -THE DIME SAVINGS BANK oF BROOKLYN, plaintiff, against PHYLLIS LYON, and others, defendants. Pursuant to judgment made herein, daled April 21st. 1912, I will at auction, bv JAMES A.

HEANEY JR. auctioneer, at the Bnoklvn Real Estate Exchange, 159 Montague Street, Brook- I 1 leam is one with an average of 875 or better. A Class quintet is be- tween 825 and 874. class is be tween 775 and 824. And Class Is 775 or under.

The entry fee in A and is $15 for the five men. In and it is $10. The tournament, the largest of its kind ever held in this borough, is restricted to bowlers residing in Brooklyn or competing in Brooklyn leagues. 16 Straight for Heim's The Heim's Tavern bowlers ran their winning string through 16 straight games last night by scoring a clean sweep over Charles Pfizer in the Bushwick Division of the Brooklyn Eagle Bowling League. The victories enabled Heim's to strengthen its hold on second place.

The league-leading Lawler Red bowlers defeated Esso, 21. The losers played with a 22-pin handicap allowance. LET 'ER ROLL! Ocean Pokr Dots Zeniths Burks 169 155 lRfi Gal. 146 204 232 Daly 172 171 167DiOcr'n'o 194 163 191 167 189 179 LoDuca 188 144 159 165 1R1 146 LaMagna 227 159 179 Hoaraf Pox Oendron 180 1B8 180 Ollmore 150 161 174 Totals 853 884 858 Tot ah 905 831 935 Tacomas No Stars AlStein 173 125 1 58 Fosarty 172 156 135 Espostto 168 148 190 Klaer 176 122 143 147 180 202 Gtlston 160 158 174 144 165 163 Prlnz 159 159 174 156 180 171 Blank 125 125 125 Corson Miller Fiori Totals 788 798 884 Totals 792 720 751 Ceasars Beaches Rockwell 182 170 143 Bart 155 155 145 Young Weber 6alzer 197 189 122 Giant 170 141 130 Ccasar 180 168 146 Ellison 180 157 206 Blank 148 138 105 210 190 163 146 148 130 125 125 125 Knecht Totals 909 825 747 Totals 784 756 668 Ocean Unknowns Allboros Wilcox 202 205 203 Carfara 174 164 196 Hograf Rocks Oendron Boyko 127 157 170 Guanno 166 166 205 Perr'ta 222 156 204 Salzer 192 160 138 151 156 165 174 162 172 212 170 Snyder 162 203 213 Perr'ta 146 Totals 889 896 930 Totals 844 847 865 Dreekes Flrpos McAvoy 165 157 197 Calm. 167 151148 Malteson 164 185 187 Rlzzo 153 147 189 Gross.

155 182 151 F.Lazza 0 131 117 145 Cook 136 149 169 Firpo 139 152 158 157 163 193 P.Lazza'o 158 158 172 Coldsb'o Totals 777 836 897 Bombers Totals 748 725 812 Pickups ftiervo Ragon Ancona Atello Monte 150 160 161 Pisstra 174 181 165 169 125 180 Rockwell 177 155 166 182 182 159 Weidner 159 148 157 184 193 Knecht 205 157 122 174 186 156 Richm 171 193 Weber 138 166 Totals 832 837 849 Totals 886 779 812 Rcration Com't Larsen't Bakery Piatt's Baby Carnage Caddy 195 224 160 Schiff.Sr. 151 206 198 Buddy 180 168 206 Schiff.Jr. 176 178 135 Anl's'n 147 162 149 Carroll 206 228 213 A And't'n 204 165 199 Kav'n ih 156 170 135 Slank 140 140 140 J.Schiil 196 153 191 Total! 866 859 B54 Totals 885 935 872 Hotel Touralne Eltovar P'n'rllok 156 134 157 Ouardn 121 145 147 Porter 122 150 190 Eldert 149 160 189 139 191 151 Parlato 189 169 169 122 136 139 Stlenf'd 126 192 153 167 169 lb6 W.St'nf'd 158 188 153 land Caval're Roberts Totals 706 780 803 Totals 743 854 811 Rainbow Knights General C. L. Panda 158 131 184 Lucas Chiusano 168 169 125 Kltfel Pellizzi 186 157 186 Braun DeStef'o 146 172 132 Hlld DlMarl'o 177 148 176 G.

Braun Totals 835 777 803 Totals 806 707 8' Motor Haulage Dragons Kane 186 148 138 Drain 187 144 152 Conn'r 136 121 138 Henn LaOreca 128 151 154 Prail Wynn 198 169 153 Cavaliere Krummel 160 145 141 Gist Sviith 137 174 210 168 174 162 182 157 181 155 215 196 Totals B. Fox Topping Holmes Rich'd'n Kemnah 808 734 724 Totals 869 829 896 M. T. Colonial Lin 158 147 168 Brooks 141196 178 117 148 169 Barnwell 108 102 158 Olbbs 142 112 189 Morrano 192 189 142 Blank 171 181 149 150 134 157 156 154 128 140 140 140 Totals 715 698 826 Totals 758 805 752 Eagle Knights Park Tavern Claps 137 133 129 Ferrari 177 193 156 Janiak 130 135 138 JoBrlcca 123 180 139 Murray 169 170 197 Brlcca 176 162 158 Biruhany 149 173 177 JnBrlcca 187 137 191 Camzzo 132 144 166 Farrcll 126 162 138 Totals 717 785 817 Total! 789 834 7B2 Buckaroos Joe's Rest. Bevt 161 177 156 Hinderer 175 190 159 Dim 142 187 194 Becker 134 134 175 126 164 159 Amodeo 160 185 146 162 170 137 Zackman 147 159 178 183 137 187 Bartorl 200 214 201 Bevl Muck Bevl Totals 756 835 853 Totals 616 882 869 Hau'ck Mfa.

Co. Bteneck Orioles McCler'n 200 177 160 Quinn 187 177 171 178 158 179 175 224 171 147 156 170 171 197 144 carter 171 iho j.parun Tullo 161 158 1R4 Schmlt 126 173 158 Lar.arek 178 172 190 Pal bo Reale Johnson 836 856 873 Total! 858 912 835 MIXF.D DOt'RLEft (Ai Pearl Bee.) Monl'g 140 6 109 0 Roach 114 134 140 Thomas 194 191 212 Chopk. 186 169 179 Totals 334 299 321 Total! A Roach 132 150 123 Peluso McGuire 177 170 172 Peluso 300 303 319 109 142 157 213 160 175 Totals Felllgr'd 309 320 295 Totals 104 124 lUTavlor 120 112 137 126 150 IBS'' McOowen 172 164 nSTarpy Totals F'aut Mirhrls Totals Cstes Pates Totals Kenny Mirande 278 288 293 Totals 246 262 322 106 131 178 Oran'll 154 124 147 149 125 135 Oran'tl 186 140 141 255 256 313 Totals 94 140 158 Kzarllan 179 185 171 Tnnn 273 325 329 Totals 101 102 142 Sseer 340 264 288 126 125 124 175 187 189 301 282 313 116 146 128 154 157 144 165 152 146 ESacer TUl4 366 254 288 Totlll 370 3W 373 215 170 179 123 101 175 133 155 161 166 134 168 169 147 190 73 W. -48 f.awler Red Helm'! Tayern F.MO Pliier -3H Whalen Holier 144 159 154 O'Connor 135 142 129 171 189 160 King 201 209 138 Total 315 348 314 Totals 336 351 267 riirn'm 117 182 138 Nlcolay 128 92 104 F.Barnm 171 137 178 C. Nlcolay 172 172 152 Totals 288 319 316 Totals 300 264 256 Albee Square Park Slope Peerless Towel Esposito 245 163 179 Buraer 182 169 139 Sander'n 159 141 149 Alwaisa 161 164 190 oiendini im i si no c.sey 178 155 222 Burmah 207 181 203 Carthy 200 174 172 Totals 930 801 901 Total! 854 792 882 B.

M. T. Niaht Owl! Kidd 190 158 Weiler 201 Sontag Rob'ns'n Blank Ryan 185 217 178 Desantia 156 169 154 Dwver 140 140 140 c. Weiler 197 150 178 Lewar Appel 175 117 161 188 148 150 193 178 193 191 172 177 165 168 Totals 897 866 808 Total! 948 780 849 Piatt Carriage De Luxe Printers Plait 223 232 133 Cassano 211 177 202 Piazza Gprken Butler Carr 148 183 205 194 212 192 Baer 149 194 187 227 172 Lesko 195 199 213 198 158 Trimmer 207 239 173 265 170 Joachim 170 174 170 Totals 954 1134 875 Totals 931 983 945 Windsors Ecklebe tt Guyer Olnlst'n 179 160 204 Picarella 129 164 147 Gl'st'n 167 179 212 Ryan 205 172 IB' Kontns 163 203 177 While 178 181 223 Suler 157 180 140 Murray 148 164 183 182 192 186 161 159 247 Angel Moore Totals 844 903 956 Totals 825 851 950 Myrtle Ave. Druv Modern Sandwich Scartuia 171 204 159 Field DeMuria 162 180 202 Cipnano Avellina 158 140 158 Bell Faranello 156 125 Dyckea Davide 160 223 182 Koch Blank 140 180 161 175 188 214 198 162 155 154 192 171 156 204 157 195 Totals 807 872 841 Totals 926 858 868 Joe Lee's Jamaica Form FOR FRIDAY FIRST RACE-J1 500: year-olds: six furiongs.

P.P. Horse 11 xRrabant 111 xRalter t'o 4 Dinah Did Play 1 Bidder 2 Great Hurry 3 Alpha Bow 5 Phantom Lady 6 xFlying Indian 7 Retinue 8 Phantom Raider 9 xNestonian 12 Miss Victress claiming: three- Jockey Wahler No boy No boy -Robertson Breen No boy No boy Coule No boy Wt IIS 115 in 113 112 115 112 110 113 113 112 108 112 115 10? 103 112 120 -Oreco Llndberg No boy No boy Day -Hlldebrandt Cost. Meade Robertson 13 Marny 14 xBrave Sir 15 xHappy Chic 16 xParaboioid 17 Desert, Brush 18 Dingle SECOND RACE 81.500; claim three-year-olds; six furlongs. PP. Horse Jockey 7 xLadv Golden No boy 4 Ixiu O'Neill No hoy 8 Sweet Nu.hle Zufelt 1 Inferno Huff 2 xTime Svelte Cltngman 3 Company Rest No boy 5 Bid On Westrone 8 I.upoba No boy 9 xRosy Dollar Clingman 10 Gallant Robin No boy Wt 1 in in in 113 110 108 112 112 107 113 117 112 112 113 113 112 113 115 11 Olvndon Town 12 xRecognize 13 Miss Mary Jane- 14 Tell Me More 15 Cheery Rascal 16 Pointing Laidley Day -West rope Meade -No boy No boy -Hanford No boy 17 Pinochle 18 xAir Spring THIRD claiming; four-year-olds and up; six furlongs.

P. Horse Jockey Wt. 6 al.ltlle Davey Robertson 115 8 Smokv Snyder Westrope 115 1 Wildebeest Zulelt 2 xFamiiy Doc Day 10B 4 Knight Call No boy 113 5 xMary Schulz Wahler 105 1 aMistlng No boy 108 8 xBazuka Hlldebrandt 105 9 Powdered Heels Meade 108 iM, Ziedt and A. O. Illirh entry.

FOURTH RACE- 1 500: maiden fillies. two-year-olds; five lurionas Horse Jockev Wt. 11.1 lis lis 115 115 115 110 115 1 Rarllied 8 aCarollne 1 Dark Velvet 2 RaKish Hat 3 Oavkis 4 aLovely Dolores 5 Pom rose No boy -I. Hanford Weslrope No boy BMle -I. Hanford Coule 6 Blue VRlor -Edmundston a J.

Freedman entry. FIFTH RACE 2. 500: the Oceanic: allowances: Class four-year-olds and up. P. Horse Jockey Wt 4 Grey Wolf Meade 7 Mlnee Mo Westrope 114 114 Yankee Chance -No boy 113 113 109 113 108 113 114 2 Llatiero 3 xCorydon 5 Waller 6 xMaster Henry 8 Choppy Sea 9 Beautiful 2d -Robertson Coule Wahler Zufelt -Westrope SIXTH claiming four- year-olds and up; mile and one-sixteenth.

Horse Jockev Wt 3 Sly Tom Meade XAI Pla No boy 8 xlieneral Jack 1 Armislice 4 xOrebe 6 Hnptown Lass 7 xMission Step 8 xMnaic Key 9 xLight ReiRh Wahler -Rodriguez Day Malley No boy No bov Day SEVENTH four-year-olds RACE 81.500; and up; mile claiming; and three- sixteenths. PP. Horse 6 aRnbs Boys -M I vulrte 7 Broiler 1 hMiss 2 Lucky Omen 3 xLlavln 4 xspalpeen Jockey Llndberg No boy No boy Lindberg Lindberg Day Crnwther No boy No boy -Clinaman Wahler Malley xunapa 8 Miouelon 9 xWeddlng Morn iu i nnn 11 Colorado Ore 12 xHecondlte -Cost 1J XCaslmada Wahier a Simpson and P. Codd entry npprrnuce allowance aimed Irark fast BKST WOI.F. WHEELER CONEY UNIT BLANKS WHITESTONE WhitfHtone defeated Coney Island, 3-0, in a Wheeler Shipyard team match at the Collrjre Center lat nlrht.

The Coney unit rolled eerie of 2,502 and put together two 844 In the first two' me. KIDMAN BAKER SEIDMAN BAKER While Black While ack 1 P-OB4 P-K4 14 0-B2 Q-B 2P-KKI3 K1-KB3 15P-K4 B-B5 3 B-KI2 P-04 16 P-KS B-K2 4 PxP KtxP 17 P-Kt3 B-Q4 5 KI-QR3 B-K3 18 BxB PxB 6 Kt-B3 K1-OB3 19 QxQrh RxQ 7 Castle B-K2 20 RXP R-B7 8 P-Q4 PxP 21 B-K3 P-OR3 9 KtxP KtxKKt 22 P-QR4 P-K'S lOQxKt B-B3 23 QR-Q R-B6 U-R4ch P-B3 24 R-Q7 R-B3 12KtxKt BxKt 25 R-Kt7 R-B 13R-Q P-QK14 26 RIQI-Q7 Resigns SICILIAN DEFENSE LEVY DENKER LEVY DENKER White Black While Black 1 P-K4 P-QB4 8 KI-B5 P-Q4 2K1-KB3 P-Q3 9 PxP Kt-Kt3 3 P-04 PXP10P-OB4 KtxBP 4 PxP KtxP-11 Q-R4ch Q-Q2 5 P-KB3 P-K4 12 OxKt R-B 6 B-Kt5ch B-Q2 Resigns 7 BxBch QKlxB TROMMER, BREWERIES AT: BROOKLYN, LEGAL NOTICES noon, mad IN why su decree should no be TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have iaiised the seal of nur said Surrogate's Court ti be hereunto affixed. .1) WITNESS. Hon. FRANCIS D.

Surrogate our said County, at the Borough Brooklyn, in the said County, the 29th day of April, 1JM2. PERCY T. STAPLETOV. Clerk of the Surrogate's Cowl. a.3'-l: Th STORAGE NOTICES STORAGE NOTICE.

To- Miss Olive Anderson Boyd. Marlon H. Brvant. Mr. G.

G. Bauer. Phillip BaMatorp. Berthold D. Batrilitzkv.

Helen Burns. Mrs. Grace R. Cameron, C. E.

Carter. Miss Anita Chase, Mr. E. H. Clark.

Mrs. Sophie Collier. Mr. Ilnnhar Mrs IniTit-w .1 Cnrritv George K. Herrmann, Mr.

S. Held. I M. li. Kaastra.

Mrs. Loretta Koiie, Katharine Murphy. Mr. J. Minas.

C. E. McKenzie. Mr. Samuel Pease, E.

Parthev. Mrs. J. Ryan, Mr. Julius Schechtman.

Mr. S. Swett, Mr. S. Vo-rob, Mr.

George H. Woodward. Mrs. O. Wahrenburg, Household Finance Mrs.

F. J. Waters. Mrs. M.

Yankowitz and Mrs. I. Sherline. You and each of you are hcrehy notified that the time for the payment of our lien upon the property hereinafter described having expired, after due notice thereof has been given you, wo will cause such property, to wit, all manner of household goods, including contents of drawers, boxes, trunks and cases, china, glassware, silver, pictures, personal effects, pianos, radios, runks, rugs, books, r-frigerators and all furniture and articles commonly used or kept in a household, packages in paper, office records, files, restaurant equipment, stored hv you in your name ur on your account, or in which von claim an interest in Ihe Eagle Warehouse and Storage Company's warehouses at 28 Fulton Street. Brooklyn.

N. also store fixtures, including slicing machine, cash register, stored for Mrs. I. Sherline at thp Long Island Storage Warehouse. PJ62 St.

John's Place, Brooklyn. all to be sold at public auction at Pollak'a cording to the statute in sii case made and and if sale thereof is not completed on said dale, the same will bp continued at the same time arid place on each succeeding Wednesday at 10 a.m.. and continuing until all goods are Bold, or until thf liens Hre satisfied. THE EAGLE WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE CO. OF BROOKLYN, INC.

LONG ISLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSES, INC. C. N. JENKINS. President.

23-30 SUPREME COURT OF THE- ST TE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF i KINGS HOME OWNERS' Lo CORPORATION. plaintiff. against PHILIP FIEhEL, et No. 14.06U.

1911. NOTICE OK! IK. FREDERICK W. SCHOLEM. Attorney for Plaintiff, 10 East 4nth Street, New York.

N. Y. Pursuant to judgment entered pnl 27th. 1942. I will sell at public auction, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, at 19 Montague Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, Citv nf New York, on the 22nd day of Mav, 1912, nt 12 o'clock noon, by H.

LOUIS HOLLANDER, auct mneer, the premises, with improvements, situated in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. State of New York, situated al the northeasterly corner of Wvthe Avenue and South loth Street. The premises heing 26 feet in width in front and rear and 3 feet 2v inches in depth on eah side, dcs'nhrd as street number 469 Wythe Av nue. and more fully described in s-iid Judgment. Dated.

Brooklyn. N. Y.f April 2Sth. 1912. CHARLES J.

DODD RefVree. 30-t ThftS SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE i EW YORK. COUNTY OF KINGS-ABRAHAM SCHWARTZ and ROSE SCH his wife, plaintiffs, against C. T. J.

REALTY defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered herein, dated April 8th, 1942. I will sell at public auction, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, on the 8th Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, directed by said judgment to be sold, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the Westerly side of East 16th Street, distant one hundred seven and ift v-stx nm-hundredths (107.56) feet southerly from the corner formed by thp intersection of Ihe westerly side of East 16th Street with the southerly side of Slieephead Court; running thence westerly and part of the i dance through a' party wall one hundred and one one-hun dredHis (HKt.ui) feet to a point disiarit one bundled ana one one-bundiedihs If 10.01 feet easterly from the easterly side of East 15th Street, at a point distant one hundred ten and seven one-hundredths O10.07) feet southerly from the southeasterly corner of Sheepshead Court and East 15th Street; thence southerly parallel with East 16th Street twenty-five (25) feet; thence easterly one hundred and one one-hundredths MOOni) feet to the westerly side of East 16th Street, and thence northerly along th westerly aide of East FORECLOSURES JOHN F.

LEGAL NOTICES BAUER. ELIZABETH Oi at ion. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OE NEW YORK, by the Krai of God free and independent To CHARLES MANGELS. GEORGE MANGELS and WILLIAM KOBERLEIN. if livintr.

and. if dead, to any and all unknown persona whose names or parts of whose names, and who? plaee or plaeps of residence are unknown, and cannot, after dilieent inquiry, be ascertained, distributees, heirs at law or next of kin of ELIZA BETH BAUER, and if any of the said distributees, heirs at law or next of kin of deceased be dead, their legal representatives, their husbands or wives, if any. distributees and successors in interest whose names and or places of residence and post office addresses are unknown, SEND GREETING WHEREAS, WILLIAM V. BEARD-ALL, who resides at 3.V17 IKJnd Strept, B'irouph of Queens. City and State of New York, has prpspnted a petition prayine for a decree that a certain instrument in writing bearing date thp 7th day of March.

1931. Matins to rpal and personal property, be duly proved as the Um Will and Testament of ELIZABETH BAUER, residing at 71-18 23rd Avenue. Brooklyn. New York. NoW.

THEREFORE, you and earh of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held in Room at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 2111 dav of May, 1942, at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS. Hon.

FRANCIS D. McGAREY. Surrogate of said County, at the R. of Rrooklvn. in thn said County, the 13th day of April.

UM2. PERCY T. STAPLETOV. Clerk of the Surrogate a23-4t Th THE PEOPLE OF THE ST nP NEW YORK, by the grarp of God frpp and independent To any and all unknown persons whose 01 ii is of whose names, and whose place or places of residencp are unknown, and cannot, after diligent inquiry, be ascertained, distributees, hens at law and next of kin of said BENJAMIN M. OISEN.

deceased, and if any of the said distributees, heirs at law or next of kin of deceased be dead, their legal represent at ives, then- husbands or wives, if any, distributees and successors in interest whose names and -or places of residence and post office addresses are unknown, SEND GREETING: WHEREAS. FLOYD W. MARSHALL and INGRIE MARSHALL, who reside at 437 7th Street. Brooklyn. New York, have presented a petition praying for a decree that certain instrument writing bearing date ihe 3lst day of May.

1941. relating to real and personal property, be dulv proved as the last Will and testament of BE N.I M1N M. OLSEN, lately residing at No. 971 Bav Ridge Parkwav. in the Borough of Brooklvn, Citv of New York.

NOW. THEREFORE, you and each nf you are hereby cited to show nue befoi-p our Surrogate's Court of the Countv nf Kings, to be held in Room at the Hall of Record, in the County of Kines. on Ihe day of June, 1 042. at 9 30 o'cok in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the seal of our said Surrognte's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Sea!) WITNESS.

Hon. FRANCIS McGAREY. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklvn. in the said County, the 29th day of April, 1912. PERCY T.

STAPLETOV. Clerk of the Suirogatp's Court. 30 4tTh File No. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, bv the grace of frpp and independent -To JOSEPH H. BURRILL.

WESLEY BURRILL. JULIANA BURRILL. ALBERT KEIN-ATH. ELIZABETH BUSH. ALLEN RUSH.

EUGENE S. RUSH. and GEORGE PACE, if living, and VINCENT LENTZ. if living, and. if dead, any and all unknown persons whose names or parts of whose names, and whose place or places of residcrue are unknown, and rannot, after diligent inquiry, lie ascertained, distributees, heirs nt law and next nf kin of said WESLEY C.

BUSH, deceased, and if nnv of the said distributees, heirs at law or npxt of kin of decpased be dead, their legal represenlal ives. their hus-hnnds or wives, if any, distribuieet and successors in interest whose names and 'or places of residence and post office addresses are unknown, SEND GREETING WHEREAS, BROOKLYN" TRUST COMPANY, having its place of business at 177 Montague Street, Rpmk'vn. New York City, and ANNA R. RUSH, who resides nt No. 47.i Washington Avenue.

Brooklvn. New York City, hive presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing bearing date the Tith day of uch, 19 to. relat ing to real and personal property, be dulv proved a the hist Will and Testament of WESLEY BUSH, lately 1 esiding at No. Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City. NOW, THEREFORE, ymi and each of you are hereby riled to show cause before nur Surrogate's Court of the Countv of Kings, to be held In Room 25-A.

at the Hail of Re'-ord. ir Countv of Kings, on th dsv of June. 1913, at 9. 30 0 clock la the tort Chess Problem No. 2009 By MALCOLM SIM.

TORONTO Black 10 Pieces mmm i I a 1 8 I White 9 Pieces White to play and mate In two moves. White on KR2: on KB4: on ORB and KB. on QKt. Kt on K8 and KR3: on Q4 and KKt6, Black on K3; on KKt on on QB2; Kt on QR and KB2; on QR4. QB3.

Q2 and K2. Chess Problem No. 20O8. By C. Promislo: 1 Kt-Klj Grenda to Coach Line For Manhattan Eleven Stephen Grenda.

captain of Columbia's 1932 football team and outstanding guard for three years, yesterday was appointed varsity line coach at Manhattan, Herbert M. Kopf, director of athletics and head coach of football, announced. Grenda. named coach of freshman football at the Riverdale Institution last September, succeeds Bob Tessier, who Is on "ictive duty as a physical training instructor with the U. S.

Naval Reserve. Baseball today 1 B'KLYN DODGERS vs. CINCINNATI REDS Broadcast by "RED" BARBER prsstnted by VtBVVir ui 1.