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fScholl Captures ROD AND GUN T4 BROOKLYN EAGLE, LITTLE SPORT DEC. 70, 1949 Knicks Now Rale 1 Along With Best By United Press In their quiet, business-lik manner, the New York Knick High Tides for Eagle Anglers (Honxa are given tn Caatarn Standard Time) I Fire Islaadl I Miatayk I arseeat Seedy Meek I lalat I areeesert I Pent I Panels ley lalet a si at. 1A.M. r.HJA.ll is a at a a P.M. A.M.

al Cosentino Rolls 662 Series Oanatl Poet Cnjan Rootlnf BOWLING TONIGHT Class DIVISION 1 65lh 81. Wheel Allrnment re. Mlnnlee Reetaareeel at Alaee Heuare; Taaasaeoa re. HIMerda at A I bee Bauare; Just Ina al Perk Blue; Herere Luaakeooatee es. Ami-sen at Burkland; Marine Dentils re.

Irlta at Hamilton: Knickerbocker! Ts. rMdnuea Fraealnt al Maefcaa; A. A T. Mt(. Cm.

vs. MoGalrea Terera at Ideal; Utee ee. rred Learea a. Unaera Bead. DIVISION 2 Ideal Dentils at Marine WnUei Flamee ea.

kli at Meal; BVrpa at Liiirnln Qreen; Burkkeot mt llireed reen; Marine Oreaa ea. Bines deeml Meeee at Keretone; Hamilton Grere ea. Lincoln Bar at Barkland; JM Hattera eat MeaL Ties Record In Red Division Of Class Pat Cosentino, 36-year-old Brooklyn Edison banged out a 652 series to tie the record held by Joe Ventu-rino in the Red Division of the Brooklyn Class bowling tour- Pncontinn a rotpr-fm nf ih 14:1 I t-M :34 Now I f.W 11 11 :4.1 I it t-t5 I 115S Noon tM 1-J 1 12:47 I 10-27 11:12 I 2 1 7 .5.4 1:31 1:37 Niien I 1 51 t--1 10:45 11 2 'If 1 30 12 :05 12: 10 3 15 3 50 11 32 Noon Dumas famous works, he speaks of them as a delicacy in France in the 18th century. Quite a few hake and haddock are being taken daily from all of the Sheepshead boats, and Capt. Bill Hofmanri of the Sea Horse of Freeport, says that all his passengers have been going home loaded with fish.

Going down to the Bay we run into a typical representa tive of the 'silent That is, the pier fisherman. Got talking to him and he says it's this way: I not too young, am in only moderate circumstances, and can't afford to go on the boats. Anyway, I don't like them be cause they go out and come in at regular hours. My enjoyment is to go when I please, wherever I please, and go home when I want to and I generally get some fish." All this from Markin Sozewski of 295 Throop a rugged old individualist of about 65 to 70 years of age. As some philosopher has said.

It's all in the point of view. Also met Squad Commander Tom Curley of the N.Y. Police Department. We know that he is a star swimmer but we're afraid he's a bum fisherman. Reason he say's that on his last trip he got only a few mackerel.

The Flatlands Fishing Club will install their 1950 officers at their 10th annual dinner at the Civit Club in Gerrittsen Beach on Jan. 11. They are Charles Lammert, president; Ed Camels and Tage Jonsen, vice presidents and Fred Polos, treasurer. We wish them all good luck and good fishing for the coming year. tChapnra 135 3la54 Wsndt Class leaeue.

cot off to a eoodicomton hi i7 ma watim CLASS PIN STANDINGS sura Mvnumi .1 shit, aivnumv W. I. rMla Malms I tUa aVaata tlHtf Cnnt St liBrabto 1H It 13 13 14 111 4 lSUr Bat. 24 IS EI 17tBMtaMto II IliifJaaatraa Meniaii 21 XI 1 lass aa 30 111 awsaawnsr ata lHiAbM in. 1 III Meat 20 ii vs I 17 12 34 25 1 HlMasH ihaar 34 2 seeaeas IX 16 11 HUtamrk 11 2MI MMaa43aa4atlPast 3 i Brta-Mtm I BhraeVlew Wsn'o 135 17 168 Banna 168305181 QalanlU 361 148 140 Krlete IBB 138 172 J.

Van' 1(12 178 1H9 Uvnn 1S2 IBB 219 Totals 784 8.7J 8 Total! 802 B30 014 fDWlerdrmne Ktafiawsjr Uaauiml 178 1SB 140 340 178 TOT 127 1 48 175 Lwbowha 211 171 17Siaw Laun 132 145 149: Intrisrl 158 133 Callahan 143 188 177 holland .178 156 161 Amandola 189 198 193 Catalans 1S8 152 121 Dudwloa 133 Tatala 20 798 762 Totals 887 808 869 Regent Olark a HI 180 194 Romeo 158 166 190 BltHnr 167 178 157 Hurihaut 147 161 15B Cued 1B1 174 190 Collee Albertson 185 1721821 Bohnepf 178 159 163 ButlglTia 187 198 188 Lsvllie 115 1B2 174 Dl Clannl 158 168 159 Total! 804 839 814 Totals 844 828 889 Dyaer Avenue Bar at Grill Proaopis 161 210 144 LtfOm 167 192 lou Sabatlna 169 154 BUllim'sr 14S 178 Honral 166 188 202 Vox 179 159 197 Yayls 199 162 Puna 100 144 mi Caccavale 146 153 1BZ Mollno 145 139 190 Pascals 129 187 147 Tntals 741 833 830 1.1,1 OIVMUIM Jobert Cafe I Bisoee-lels N. Sam 'a 168 206 15R 130 181 150 173 170 167 148 161 148 177 1HB 177 PI rial 137 210 164 P. Stun a Colonna 120 179 144 1B1 1116 176 190 132 204 181 160 194 3rd lac May atorelU Coppe OeU'nllo Ittalwum Tatala 794 (07 B00 ToteO 7HB B17 882 Gaunt! Brown 1 112 1 80 1 75 La Barb'e. 159 199 169 Sflrnra 192 Uevenberf 142 197 Horowitz 133 167 159 Rosenfleia 157 189 172 Wldwoed O. drape 148 Vienna 1B0 218 KrudenT 163 190 167 Orape 177 13fiil78 Burke 187 188 160 Benson 131 17S 147 Totals 826 871 B70 TeteU 843 877 72 So tihara tear Snart'sCa VnisBmae KfttUHSse EnsT.

CMasae aiHamarat lUililM 19 no Give the Me oift with the 4- 216. He followed -with a 234 tally in the second and finished off with a 212. Cosentino's fine effort was mainly responsible for Clifford Gil Crane's two-out- of-three victory over Albemarle on the latter's home lanes Charlie Rappa, rolled 221 and Tasso contributed 212 for Clifford. Cirlin Motors, leaders of the Red loop, continued to set a blistering pace, taking three straight from Davis War shaw to stretch its margin to 11 games over Clifford Gil Crane. It was the 27th straight win for the Cirlin pinsters.

Hograf firea a 202 game as Avenue Bar and Grill swept three from Dyker on the Ocean alleys. Sam Lam clicked for a 605 series, which included a 240 high game as Bowlerdrome blanked Kingsway, Four Sweeps Four sweeps were registered out of the eight matches rolled in the Blue Division. Tom Er- molovich rapped out a 633 set and Gil Haney clipped the wood for a 615 as Purity Restaurant whitewashed Bowlerdrome. Er molovich had a 220 high game while Haney collected a 246 in his first effort Joa Venturlno Tolled an even 600 series, which included a 23! high game as Bngnton won three from Regent Union Roof ing blanked Mega Caristi Post It was the 14tn win out of the last 18 games for Union Roof ing. Shantz Engineering swept three from Midwood, and Atlas Barbers trimmed Albemarle in three straight.

Guy Burkland fired a 601 secies as Gem Auto School won two from Modern Radio. Altman and Reich both registered 214 games as the Pioneers won two from Ideal Mike Greenberg hit a 246 for Ideal. The scores: RED DIVISION Clifford an Cranes Molinelll 136 Whyt Arcurt 160 1R1 lSS'Muss Richards 177 199 MSiSleael Rappa 221 182 lSBjOordeant Coentlno 218 234 212 Oomberi Taaso 181 S12 151 180 TS7 149 161 1HH 199 172 1H 170 177 1B8 163 223 179 Total. (10 B77 S7 Totals 838 BUB BBS Davis Warshas! I 'Clrlln Motors Abrama 171 1B4 127 Qua 192 188 IBB Harma 142 180 109 Brill 170 US 157 Kullk 178 1H2 129 BrT'n 774 170 172 Heller 163 1S5 MajFavllla IDS 168 179 Ttnnen 134 148 1 IB Jacob 169 211 200 Total 7188 7i esai Total 860 bb3 NAT'L LEAGUE 897 Henry H. Shanholt, chairman of the mathematics depart personal touch ment of Abraham Lincoln H.

in addition to being named America team, was the possessor of two National Open cham Kovelfy Race on Ice Palace Card Jack Scholl of Flushing was moved up into Class A compe tition by the Middle Atlantic Skating Association last night after winning the Class Un known Distance feature race in convincing style at the Brook lyn Ice Palace. Charley Nickel Jr. of Glendale couldn't keep up with bcholrs driving finish and had to be content with second while Cliff Murtaugh of Brooklyn came home third In the "Unknown Distance race only three officials, Starter Roger Place, Chief Referee Roy Jay and Handicapper Alex Rusell knew the distance. After the skaters had gone 27 laps, a gun was fired indicating to the skaters that only three laps re mained. Arnold Uhrlass Jr.

of Yonkers aided by a 45-yard handicap won the Class A three-quarter- mile event from Mike Kenny of the Brooklyn Ice Palace. Joe Walsh of the Concord S. C. took care of third place honors. Uhr lass, a graduate of Class was making his first start in Class A this season.

He took the lead on the fourth lap of the 12-lap race and was never headed Louise Daub of Maspeth won the Ladies' five-sixteenths of a mile handicap race from Marian Davis of Flushing Heights and Maureen Millerick of Corona. Miss Daub and Miss Millerick had five-yard allowances while Miss Davis competed from scratch. The summaries: Clasi A Senior Men three-quarter-mile handicap Won by Arnold uhrlass un-attached 145 2, Mike Kenny, Brooklyn Ice Palace (15 yerdsl; 3, Joe Welsh, Concord 8. i (45 yerdsl. Time, 2:19.4.

Ciaas Unknown Distance scratch race Won by Jack 8choll, Queensbrook B. C- 2. Charles Nickel, Empire 8. 3, Cliff Mur taugh, Quaenshrook S. O.

Time, 6:25.5 iaunce, lT's miles Ladies' rive-sixteenth' of a mile handicap won by Louise Daub. Empire 8. C. 15 yards); 2. Marten Davis.

Empire B. C. 3. Maureen Millerick. Oroaslnger 8 C.

(5 yards). Time. 1:04.4. daft half-mile scratch raee Won by Bob Pstey. Olympiad 8.

2. Jim Halloa. Olympiad 3, Walter Bruckner, unattached Time, 1:40.5. Bogley Chosen Best Young Netfer Gilbert Bogley of Chevy Chase, 18-year-old Junior men's champion, and Maureen Connollv of San Diego, 15-ypar-oltl National girls' title- holder, today were ranked the outstanding young amateur players for 1940 by the U. S.

Lawn Tennis Association. Rogley, winner over Hamil ton Richardson of Baton Rouge, in the finals of the National Junior tournament at Kalamazoo, last August, was honored as the top young men's star for the second straight year. The ranking committee of the U. S. L.

T. A. also named Jack Frost of Monterey, 15- year-old boys' champion, as the number one boys player; J. Gilbert Hall of New York as the leading veterans player, and Keston Deimling of as the top interscholastic ingles competitor. Charles Town Entries FOR WEDNESDAY Pert I as.

FIRST BACK 1800: clalmlne: (hree-vear- olds and up; about four and a hall furlones P. Wt.lP P. wt I 1 Portland Bells 2 iHurry Oal 3 Pons Meal 4 Blarney 5 Mttle Toes 8 Enlisted Man 1I4 8 iToltece 1091 xBettT Bane 11410 iRoed Scraper 117111 xDnttle C. 114112 xOne Lor.h 1 1 7 1 1 3 xBlne Emblem 112 109 112 109 109 112 114 7 xRree Ie 109 14 Tandls SECOND RACE it. 000: clalmlne: three- vr-pr-olda and up: one mile and a sixteenth.

P.P. Wt JP P. wt I Weal her OK 110 8 xReno Untried 107 2 iSII-AIr 110 9 Suzanette 112 3 xPerfert Charge 1 10! 10 Glacial Run 1 1 5 4xAudlble HOill xWayrood Olrl 107 5 Specter 1 ISI12 xHalljus 113 8 xOoodrob 11013 xTuflon ins 7 Vend 11VM xarlm Maelo 110 THIRD RACE 1800: claiming: three- ---olds and up; six snd ons-half furlonaa. PP. Wt'PP.

wt 1 uicsT Party 11S 8 Second Attempt 118 2 xBllts Dart 113' 9 xWlse Step 113 3 xEthel Mar 110 10 xOlobe Trotter 113 4 xHalr Cut 1 1 3 1 1 Rosemere Lut 118 5 xCMp Clop fi xPlxed Fee 7 xDay After 113' 12 Marandan 115 110 13 xScarlet Velret 107 110114 xCory Corner 107 FOURTH RACE fl.000; claiming: three- olds and up about seven furlongs. PP. 1 Relah Star 2 Fireside 3 Snarkling Blue 4 Erato .1 xsaap Shop 8 xMargaret K. Wt 1121 8 Olvnbro 1(191 9 Fancy Answer 1 18: 10 xTop Raider 104! 11 iBolo Tie 101! 12 xNeed Luck 107 13 xHlsh Heart Wt 109 09 in 5 I 7 xSkrdue 1041 14 xOne-o-Four 104 FIFTH RACE allowances: three- vear-olda ami up; about sU furlongs. P.P.

WtlP.P. Wt. IxArrhBoT 1131 iShlftr Plaf 112 2 Bullhead 1211 9 Concord 1 an 117 Moon Meadow 1 1 41 10 Miss Pldg-eon lis 4 xBatchfly 1 1 81 1 1 nWantoa 1(19 5 aOorinth 1 1 2. 12 xSurmy South 113 9 xAtaman 1 1 2: 1 3 Super Flight 113 7 iCertl'led 118114 xPrlnelpal Jo 118 SIXTH RACE $1,200: allowances; thret-rear-olds; six and one-half furlongs. P.P.

WI IP wt 1 Svlmady xJack's rtleoa 103 JWInay 11418 xBr Accident 103 3 xNuptlal 10317 xSoraT 109 4 xRova! Smile 108 8 xBarolo 108 SF.VFNTH RACK sl.200; allowances: three-year-olds and up; one and one-eighth miles. Wt Wt 105j 8 Routh Ordr 107 1141 9 xCalendar 10S 105! 10 Pink Chanc 110 HOj 1 1 xCount J. L. 105 105112 xWhlts Easter 102 1 xThe Barber 2 utler 3 xSun Ember 4 Leamour 5 xSvensalt 8 xwar Dresslns 105 13 xLlttle Pistol 102 7 Wacopoly Little Rocket 110 EIGHTH RACE11.000; allowances: thrse- ycar-olds and up; ons and one-fourth miles. PP.

Wt. 1 Brother Willi 119 PP. Wt. 2 Amllca 113! 8 Perrls Jar 108 3 xHary Aetna) 108 llUllil Brandy lOti 4 xsobre Todos lll iu Endear JiAiand pionship medals He played outside left for the Brooklyn Field Club In 1913-14 and Robbins Dry dock in 1920-21 Tuesday. Dee.

10 11:15 Wednesday. Dec. 31- il I -M 8:31 I Thirnday. Dec. 11 51 friday.

Dec. IS 14:15 19:10 a 40 10 IS I Hawrdaf, Ilea. 24 1 1 :05 11 40 11 :05 I Sunday. Dec. 35- 1:52 11:17 11:54 i By HOWARD 8.

PRATT Saturday and Sunday, with comparatively mild and clear weather, turned out to be regu lar fishermen's perfect days. Not only did the anglers turn out in good numbers, but the fish were also accommodating and took about every kind of bait offered, whether at the Cholera Banks, 17 Fathoms, Middle Grounds or the Scallop Ridge and even at Scotland Light. The catch was mostly cod, running from eight pounds up to a couple that hit 40 pounds. The average, however, ran mostly school fish of 8 to 14 pounds apiece. Captain Toots of the Amber- jack II, had a pool fish of 26 pounds and Phil of the White-stone showed us a baby of 35 pounds.

Probably the haul of Capt. Frank Knuth of the Flying II was one of the best in the Bay on Saturday, with the Dorothy the Comanche II and the Sea Pigeon II also loaded down with fish. Jack Michael of the America tells us that his night fishing trips are resulting in bags and basketsful of whiting every night. These fish must almost cover the world, as we remember that in one of Alexandre Mikan Top Scorer In Court Circuit Mighty George Mikan, chief stoker of the Minneapolis Lakers, was running away with scoring honors today in the National Basketball Association1 point derby. i With 23 games under his; belt, Mikan led the loop in total! points scored 651 as well as average points per game, which; now stands at 28.3.

Second in; both departments was Alex, Groza of Indianapolis, who nasi wished in 632 points for 24.3.; Groza was the early season i leafier but fell behind last week.i However, the sharpest eye in the circuit belonged to Dick1 Mehen of Waterloo, who had caged 134 field goals out of 2SK attempts for a ringing average. Groza was tied with Mikan in this bracket with .418. Bob Brown of Denver is the bad boy of the association, having committed 118 personal fouls. The top 10 scorers: Ave Per TO FT TP tim neorge Mikan. Mlnn'polU 225 201 SSI 23 3 Alex Oro.a.

Indlan'polls 217 198 24 3 Joe Pulks. Philadelphia 155 155 4(15 19.4 Max Zlo(skv. Chicaao 155 98 408 15 7 Adolph Schayes. Syracuse 114 143 371 1 9 Ken Sailors. Pemer 12S 118 38 117 nick Mehen.

Waterloo 134 88 354 18.1 Ralph Beard. Indianapolis 129 87 343 13. Paul Hoffman. Baltimore- 113 105 331 15 0 Carl Braun. New York 110 107 327 13.6 SPECIAL GIFT FOR HIM Dual purpose 5-foot tip fibre glass rod i i s-lrtch knit, far oeaks and light key Hiking.

2 Plstel Grip, far bait tasting snd trailing. Rod ltk te kutls snd bag NEW Stainless Steel Cssting Red snd Big 45 MARK'S SPORT SHOP MA. 4-2490 LEGAL NOTICES THE PKOPIjK OK THE STATE OF NEW YORK, bv the (trace of God free and independent. To Katie Polan-akv Hvmowitz, Nettie Kaiger. Harry Polanskv.

Call Polansky. Bessie ie-el. KeKina Sloctiower. Harry Ttidtver. Clara Weiner Silberhartz.

Sylvia Wei-ner Edward J. Weiner. Vetlie Hoflen-berit Rauch. Judith Hiffi-nberz Ler-ner, David Hoffenbem, Morris Hoffen-ber. Clara H()ffenbrsf tirosa.

Herman Gelber, Gusta Gefber Kingbrun-ner. Sofie Turhniann, Saly Tuchniami. Clara Tut-hmann Feifter. Max Sloane, Carl Slnchuwer. Jai-ob Sloi-liower.

Harrv Slochower. Pearl Slochower Sclineider and Mildred Slucliower Betk.r, SEND GRKETIN'G: WHEREAS. Carl Slot hower. who resides at Oinprnnd. County of Weat-chester.

Slale of New York, has presented a petition pravlnx for a decree that a certain instrument in writing, relating to and personal properly, be dul proved un tne Lft Will and Testament of Sadie Wwsler. deceased. Qtl'iiel lately -j, 1 -'i In the Untouch of Brooklyn. City of New York. NOW.

THEREFORE, you and eac of vou are hereby cited to show cans before our Surroicate'a Court of til ou and each ise he Cuuntv of KintCJ, to be held in Ko.m 25-A at the Hall of Records in the Countv of on the day of January. 100. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not Vaa TY1 A fl IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of -our sa-d Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITN'K i- D. McGAREY.

Surrogate of our said County, at the Bor-otiEh nf Broi'klyn. in the said County the 13th day of December. 1949. AARON I JACOBY. Clerk of tile Court.

d2D-4t Tu File No. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INDEPENDENT. Tn ROSS HEINEY. RICHARD HEINE Y.

ALBERT HEINEY, ALICE ROBlNSON. RACHEL. ANN ROBINSON ELEANOR CRAIG. MYRTLE MARY RICHARDS. BERTHA M.

WEAVER. LILLY M. R'. TED W. BLACK, and ALLEN F.

BLACK, and to ARTHUR HEINEY if living and if dead, to any and all unknown persona whose names or parts of whose names, and whose place tit rpirience are linknuwn. Hughie Keagins of New York when he fell 52 feet while at work, is now able to move around the house. Manchester United of the booked for a tour here next ments In Los Angeles The the Kearny Scots for the use has "been ashcanned by the Dilsener, the substitute goalie Hawthorne Field, Sunday, is string He cleared his lines of erbockers established theme selves today as one of the top teams in the National Basketball Association. The Knicks, always a stepchild in the play-for-pay loop, finally came into their own during the past month with a winning tear that included 14 victories in 15 games, topped off by last night's 86-to-83 victory over the classy Anderson Packers. The Knicks didn't beat a set up at Anderson, since the Packers, themselves regarded as a top-flight outfit, lead the Western Division by a wide margin.

After trailing by a point at the end of the first period, New York took command of the game and won easily de-spite a 17-point spurt late in'-the game by the Packers. The Knick, scoring power showed five men hitting in double figures, led by Harry Gallatin, who potted 17 points. Roy Hargis topped the scorers for Anderson with 20. PARTY BOATS SHEEPSHEAD BAT NIGHT FISHING. 8:00 P.M.

AMERICA Ling, Whiting, Cod DAIIT, "oOO A.M. PIER GLORY NOT 8AILIN8 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE SWANEE AM DAILY PIER 1 CAPT. TONY RLAES WHILE THEY LAST NW 1949 EVINRUDE-ELTO OUTBOARD! Save 133.25 Is 171.00 ee 2EPHVH 3.4 P. LIGHTFOUR la H.P. SO -Jill 50 SPORTSTER 5 H.P.

SPEEDSTER 12 H.P. SCHINELLER BROS. SO-12 Rscksway Oz. Pk. Ml.

2-1293 14' BAMBOO 81, SOLID CALCUTTA 81. IS SHEEPSHEAD V1 Also In 45 quirt packings LEGAL NOTICES Borough of Brooklyn. New York City. Surveyed for Wood Harmon Company Fred L. BarUett C.

E. C. S. and filed in the Office of th Register of Kings Countv on December 16. 1907 as Map No.

1527 and more particularly bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING fit a Point on the easterly side of West 3rd Street distance 240 feet southerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the easterly side of West 3rd Street; and the southerly side of Quentin Road I formerly known as Avenue Q) thence running easterly parallel with Quentin Road 100 feet to the center line of the Block: thence southerly parallel with West 3rd Street and along the center lina of the Block 20 feet thence westerly partly through a party wall and again parallel with Quentin Road 100 feet to the easterly side of West 3rd Street; thence northerly along the easterly side of West 3rd Street 20 feet to the point or place of beginning. JOHN J. MrCLOSKEY. Sheriff of tha City of New York, Nathan Rosenblaft. Deputv Sheriff.

Brooklyn. N. December 8th. 1949. dl3-fit Tu Pile No 544.1-1942 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INDEPENDENT To MICHAEL SIMONE lalso known as Michel? Simonel, bi-MONE.

MARIA PTMON'E. PJTA SIMON'E SEND GREETING: WHEREAS. Anthony A. Salvo, who resides at No. 133-28 126th Street.

South Ozone Park in the Borough of Queens. City of New York, has pre- sented his Account as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Dominlck Sinione. deceased, lately re-, siding at No. 559 Bu.hwick. Avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn.

Countv of Kings. City and State of New a petition praying that his account may be judicially settled; NOW. THEREFORE, you and each of vou are herehv- cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to held in Room 25-A at the Hall of Records in the County of Kings, on the 16th day of January, 1950. at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon why such settlement should not be had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, wa have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to hereunto affixed.

(Seal) "ON. D. McGAREY. Surrogate of our said County, at tlie Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 6lh dav of December, 1949. AARON L.

JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Ta THE BROOKLYN UNION GAS COMPANY i-af pvTcvoTnu a PRESENT TARIFF SCHEDULES SERVICE CLASSIFICATIONS NOS. 1. 2 3.

4 5 Entice ia herehv ffii-on a. the Public Service Law. that tha undersigned un November 16 1949 filrl with tha Piihlio ainena us rata schedule to extend the present interim rates for Service Classifications Nos. 1. 2 3.

5. S. C. No. 3 GAS.

for 1 en prrion. from December 31. 1949 through 31 1950. fii in pjirh of thp O.mDanVs rnnimr inures ana m.rm a vat UK a fn WJI 'oee H'hiskct jf JOT llli Jrl ONLY Vesnsfcaea? jLtimgaultlJl Frank Abrahams, a halfback of some note a few years ago and now manager of the local Oremm'n 1 57 1B3 182SchnepI 162 144 174 Browne's 158 133 1 iuarea 147 197 164 Oral tease U44 153 13SIlle 167 176 19B Paaalat 1.76 1R1 167Beoker 175 159 114 Iteenaan 178 152 125 Alello 171 150 346 Totals Ml 8112 TM Totals 822 826 896 Albermsrle Atlas Barber Bcneoll 167 1E1 174llejnes 182 155 151 127 144 Kjiu) 171 143 147 181 IHBjCaBlnt 148 187 178 213 189 174 1 48 191 175 218 202 300 IBS 195 Dowries O'Brien Totals 818 787 78B Tetala (82 014 B44 Rwrent I Brighton liuoa Atbinc BAeaMrs Kell.v AttejTian Broglla 157 157 rventurin. 174 23S1B1 161 174 140 Ptetfu 171 1B3 147 1H6 209 lB9lAnan 188 215 187 192 185 lHRINethen'n IBB 160 300 182 165 2IIOiBadowakl 182 187 214 164 Total! 890 891 891 1 Medern Radio I Totaal B14 940 919 Oem Auto Bohoot Maori IBB 177 17BIBemtln 167 168 2081 Malo 140 Bart IBS 146iPottT 172 134 lBKIBurkland 175 221 177 188 1B2 170 Tetlaro 17B 178 192 Bluid 191 189 149 147 147 179 203 224 174 Btan AnQTUBBl Cllea Total 843 868 B72 Totals 808 BOO 864 OentrAl Mercury 331 135 Hid wood B'mowltz Tmnt 175 155 15 210 125 162 164 145 128 Rubin Maohls 142 6K Kennedy 170 1B0 163 209 1851 Casallno 176 169 147TreulwU 19B 20l stampier 158 128 131 148 1B4 191 Manaro JCUTU Total 782 891 874 Total 856 735 767 Shore View Jr.

I 179 219 171! Edgar Klnffsway Kirk Mft-anKin 162 137 150 140 143 145 178Albanee 155 201 181 186 m'DeTurrU 153 1871 798 B04 81B Total 152 185 173 1 47 1 63 1 40 1B2 205 152 205 171 168 Llol.ta Kalaf Thoron Bha'lab Total 848 881 761 Pioneers I Ideal Altman 2 14 184 184 Ollra 190 210 174 Roaeman Reich Aesara Nola 178 159 176 Ornes 1 IB 161 160 143 214 177Heni.lt 162 222 170 145 142 lHC. Current! 144 193 135 153 197 195 0r nberj 158 246 137 1 Totals B33 896 897 1 Totals 772 1032 776 Bowlerdrome I Purity Restaurant Adonolll 166 142 2(14 Erm'rlch 197 216 220 Careoena 139 179 157 Ollva 193 150 161 IMaiwlnl 170 201 161 Camp'lla 170 148 138 Haney IColon'lno 156 148 196 141 150 143 195 145 246 1H8 181 189 Oealla Holland Burns Totals 8S8 B20 821 1 Totals 9,18 888 86S BILL GRAHAM who died suddenly last week, on the 1915 Intercollegiate All- Americans, injured severely English League, which has been Summer, may play two engage Irish-Americans protest agamst Peter Campbell in a loop game American League Donald for German-Hungarian S. C. at an 18-year-old from the junior confidently and expertly. Hakoah team, will go back into from January to December, has said to be in tne neignoornoon MISOIXLANNOHB RKCORDS (Contln (1'em or Mora tamesl Bill AS.

TB. PC RBI. BB. BO It Louis 151 40 2M .356 .355 AS 54 51 .130 529 188 53 32 53 27 40 37 21 .26 54 26 3 18 16 14 29 19 6 45 32 10 1 23 18 22 6 22 18 25 12 3 IB 3 12 29 7 IB 10 3 5 1 14 2 31 103 2 1,9 92 20 25 IB 13 58 24 21 3 64 20 18 8 23 30 23 4 9 11 21 4 1 15 26 .64 662 234 .354 76 261 100 390 92 .35 137 .361 154 662 231 91 241 84 .349 .103 130 387 100 348 1 .348 144 .347 125 .344 415 108 i63 88 276 96 55 .344 .144 .343 .343 .342 .341 ISO 64 140 32 77 .338 141 575 146 .336 82 244 82 .336 .8113 .3:13 .331 .331 .326 .325 .3115 .323 .321 .321 72 150 50 22 el 80 57 22 112 56 90 37 22 61 35 66 V.l 245 181 172 67 343 1" J-07 277 26 22 0 20 4 4 29 17 31 16 3 5 5 14 0 7 1 0 50 0 29 0 31 5 1 7 5 1 2 1 21 4 5 0 4 3 5 0 1 4 7 7 0 3 5 0 1 1 3 3 18 IB 85 .320 24 .316 75 36 9 17 17 42 6 33 6 2 159 20 23 hi 26 21 16 18 9 23 11 50 31 44 3 2i 4 10 3 13 .313 .313 .310 29 55 56 .309 .304 .300 .286 .286 .205 .278 .274 .273 .271 .269 .262 .21 .257 .256 .234 .227 .224 .217 314 .216 ill .208 .200 .194 .:93 .170 .167 .152 .130 .118 .1:4 .097 .077 .077 .056 J)00 York 51 55 139 12 3 4 0 31 fi 17 6 32 1fi 21 20 113 31 7 144 557 31 5 34 4 26 10 4 6 7 1 3 2 IB 2 9 2 4 2 3 0 4 8 3 2 1 1 2 1 7 2 1 0 1 0 41 72 75 236 44 84 107 31)8 39 96 36 78 28 61 39 69 19 27 31 14 38 47 90 230 Cbl. 23 49 70 203 27 14 37 97 19 48 10 7 83 47 3 66 46 17 26 70 63 13 13 18 12 49 19 10 39 42 48 22 22 80 43 44 S3 Club Records O.

AB TB PC. RBI BB 816 638 VJ0 569 690 fcU 622 828 626 548 6S4 X4 156 2i3 .419 157 MH3 220B .404 570 I8- 15 SJ8 2131 154 20S7 164 5214 S0O1 8336 1H9 4tl JS4 .376 670 1 554 57S I 154 5214 IMS .873 156 54kt 201S 3m 588 429 559 22 30 1 48 27, 14 '2 16 2T1 3jj; 5 i I 3Jj ib IJI ais: uniform again The National League of Chicago, unique in that it plays a full season signed a contract to stage a 13-week indoor league in a local armory It is true that Charlie Galloghly, former Brooklyn Wanderer and Hispano, has been transferred from Glen- Louis Puts Chill On Hoosman in 5 Oakland Dec. 20 (U.R) Joe Louis may be serious about his current tour being an "exhibition," but his easy fifth-round kayo victory over young Al Hoosman of San Francisco proved again last night that the Brown Bomber is one of the best Louis and bis managers billed the bout as a scheduled 10-round exhibition. But the California State Commission said a State law prohibited any fight in which no decision was rendered. The exact status of the fight never was cleared because Louis ended the squabble bv scoring a fifth-round knockout the first time young Hoosman had ever lost on a K.

O. A crowd of 9,000 fans jammed the Oakland Auditorium, pay ing 19,805 for the privilege of watching Louis in action. A throng of 500 to 1,000 fans was turned awav. Doug Bentley Bids For Scoring Lead Montreal, Dec. 20 (U.R) Scrappy little Doug Bentley, ace play-maker of the Chicago Black Hawk6, made a serious bid today for the National Hockey League scoring leadership which has been held by Ted Lindsay of Detroit for the past six weeks.

Bentley, veteran Hawk center who prefers to set his mates up with scoring chances rather than hug the glory for himself, came with a rush during the past week and his total of 21 assists and sev en goals put him into second place, only two points behind the fading Lindsay. Bentley picked up five points during the week, all on assists. Maurice (the Rocket) Richard of Montreal also projected himself into the race wtith a five-point pickup and is only three points away from Lindsay with However, Richaixl relies mainly on his own scoring power and leads the circuit in goals with 22, a seven-point bulge on Lindsay who is second in that department. Syd Abel, Lindsay's line buddy at Detroit, dropped from second to fourth place with a total of 28, followed by Bill Mosienko of Chicago and Johnny Pierson of Boston, who are tiad for fifth with 20 points. Bill Durnan, goal-tender par excellence of Montreal, contin- 42'ued to rank top man in the nets WiUli till dVClBftr ui i.iiu fiwai.i fallowed while Harry Lumfley of Detroit trailed with 2.38.

Turk Broda. the "fat man" of the 'Toronto nets, added to his shut- 1 t. ,,,1,,, Urt OUl leau Idfeu ouiiuar wieirn 11c- blanked the New York Rangers his fifth whitewash job of sjlthe season. Pudge Heffelfinger Recovering in Hospital Houston, Texas, Dec. 20 (U.R) Walter W.

(Pudge) Heffel-finger. 81 year-old all-time Yale football great, was recovering a hospital last night from a major operation with "vigor worthy of a man many years junior." Heffelfinger'underwentf a gall Jljibladder operation last Friday hut cat nn tnrlnv innsaiital ar- tennants saia mey were amazeu at his rapid recovery. Still a husky 2 tO-pounder, the six-foot two Heffelfinger has been living on a ranch in Matagorda County, Texas, for the past year. Dodgers Bring Up Boxes Hollywood, Dec. 20 0I.R) Star third baseman Jim Bawes of the Pacific Coast league's jpennant- winn ing Hollywood S.ars has orders to report to the gjBrookJyn Dodgers' Spring train- ojing ramp, it -was revealed today.

Baxes, 21, will report March 1 to the National Leaguers' camp isiat Vero Beach, Fla. It, was un- that if he fails to make 5jjthe grade with Brooklyn he will return to Hollywood. NITI RANGERS CANADIENS avon of the Irish League to Huddersfield Tow of the English League The price tag is of 2,000 pounds The National League meets tonight at the Hotel Martinique. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Individual Records dsn er Mere Gsmes) INDIVIDUAL Player and Club Blue. Scboendienat, Bt.

Dark. Boston PC. RBI. BB. BO Bauer, Bt.

Hamner, Philadelphia Oustiue, Chicago Cox, Rreoklyn Aahbura. Philadelphia McCultough. Pittsburgh Merrtman. Cincinnati H. Bioe, Bt.

Louts Russell, Boston JaMooat, Chicago R. Mueller, Its Xierasd. Pittsburgh 76 L'ata. New York Oraoklva 53 134 1) Rrae. Bt Louis 92 284 Bockman.

Pittsburgh 79 220 CORBY'S Christmas Pint "Merry Chrittmag!" and "Thankj for the little courtesies you've shown me through the year!" Say it with Corby's Christmas Pint. Just right for friends and those who have served you! Priced for Christmas budgets, tool a 4 aw a a grand old name in Canada AN AMERICAN PRODUCT CORBY'S RESERVE BLENDED WHISKEY 86 PROOF 68.4 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS JAS. BARCLAY CO. PEORIA, ILL. I.KGAL SOTICES have caused the Seal of 1 said Surrogate's Court to our be hereunto atilxed (Seal) WITNESS.

Hon. FRANCIS L. lk-GAKlSY, surrogate 01 our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 12th day at December. 1949. AARON L.

JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. d20-4t Tu THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Nciw Dv ie grace ot Uod free and independent. To WILLIAM B. PALMER, husband of EU LA MAE PALMER, deceased, if living and 11 dead, bis spouse, if any, heirs at law.

next of kin. distributees, legal repre sentatives and in interest. whose names or Dart. of whose names and addresses are unknown and cannot after diligent inquiry be ascer tained, ana to any and all unknown persons whose names or parts of whose names, and whose nlace or places of residence are unknown, and cannot, aft'-r diligent inquiry, be ascertained, distributees, heirs at law and next of kin of said ELLA MAE PALMER and if anv of the said distributees, heirs at law or next of kin if deceased, he dead, their legal rep resentatives, their husbands or wives, if any. distributees and successors in interest wnose names andor places or residence and not addi-eaaea are unknown, SEND GREETING: WHKKKAS.

KKANCKS RICHARD SON, who resides at 540 Washington Avenue. Borough of Brooklyn. Countv of Kings, has presented "a petition praying for a decree Hint a certain in strument in writing, relating to real ana personal protiei ty, oe auly proven the last Will ana Testament 01 KITIA MAE Pil.MF.R latelv residing at No. 57 Downing Street, in the Bor-ouijti of Brooklyn. City of New Yirk.

NOW. THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate Court 01 tne Countv of Kings, to be held in Room 25-A at the Hall of Records, in the Countv of Kings, on the 23rd day of January. 1950. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, wny sucn aecree snuum uui be l.N TKHT1MO.M r-icncur we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS Hon.

FRANCI? D. MrGAREY. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Rrooklyn. in the said County, the 15th day of Decemtx-r, 1949. AARON L.

JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate' Court d20-4t Tu SHERIFF'S SALE! BY VIRTUE uF A.N EXECUTION ISSUED OUT OF THE SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY, in favor or bamicu bim.i against LENA GOLDBERG, to me directed and delivered I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. by DAVID COHEN, auctioneer, a-s the law directs. FOR CASH ONLY, on the 27th day of January.

1950. at 12 o'clock noon, at REAL ESTATE EXCHWGB. 1S9 MONTAGUE STREET. BROOKLYN. N.

in the County of Kings, all the right, title and interest which LENA GOLDBERG the judgment debtor, had on the 9th day of September 1917. or at any time thereafter, of. in and to the following property: ALL that certain plot. Diece or parcel of land with the Buildings and improvements thereon erected situate, lying and being in the Rojough of Brooklyn. County of Kings.

and state or New York known and designated as Lot No. IS Block S654 on Map of Mar'bow. property situated In the 31st Ward. Brecheen, Bt. Louis Btalicun.

Cincinnati Nelson, Bt. Louis Maiich. Chicago Munaer. St. Louis Munonef.

Plttsburrh-Chi 47 BaumholU. Chx-Chicao 85 Walker, Pittsburgh 88 Walker, 56 Novotney. Chicago 22 Verban, Chicago 68 Hnwell. Cincinnati 64 Adams, Cincinnati Klein. 8t.

Louis 58 114 Claballero. Philadelphia 29 68 Gollat, Philadelphia 55 189 Phillips, Pittsburgh 18 56 Burgees, Chicago 46 56 I. Miller, Philadelphia 85 206 Irvin Nrw York 36 76 Masi, Bf ton-Pittsburgh 85 240 TerwUilser. Chicago 36 112 Kress Cincinnati 27 Chamber. Pittsburgh 34 D.

Mueller, New Player and Ctn afaddcrn. Chicago Casey. Ptttaburftlt Kiner. Plttatmyeh Musial, St. XjOUIs HeaLtx, Boston Webb, Mew York RobintHu.

Broofclra Meeka. ClnoitmaU O. 10 S3 U2 187 at 20 16 EnnU, Tblladelpnla .154 Thoaneon vw Vork Blatifitter, Bt. liouli 151 Bauer, Clncmnmti-ClliBaao-136 Farille, raafclra) 142 Goraaa, New York 141 8emiDick. Killadr.phia 109 Edwavrls, Cbloaffo 8 Cannranella, Broofckra 130 Snider, Brooklyn 146 Hermanskl, Brook-Ira 87 Wettlake, Pitteburith 147 Litwhtler.

Cincinnati 102 Rowe. Philadelphia 23 Blliatt, Boston 13S Blattner. Philadelphia 64 Lsbrk. New York 55 Hodwea. Broeklrn 186 RemelJ.

Pitwourih 72 Tomeson. Boston 35 Pafko, Chicago 144 Cvarrett. Chicago 106 Rlcke'-t. Boston 100 Thompson, New York 75 Kush. Chicago 28 Bouon 84 Mite, New York Ceuner.

N. Ler.kman. New York Broara. Brooklyn 106 124 -151 41 Jone. fit.

Louis 110 Waukus. Philadelphia 64 Cheenl ittaburzh 42 Lopaia, 83 St. Louie B2 Nunhey. St. Louis 90 Jones.

Philadelphia 149 Marshall, Wow York 141 Slider, Ph-iadeiphia 121 Hatton. Cincinnati 137 Lieingsten, ti. K.uaewGki. Cincinnati 136 Reese, Braakkrn 185 Ryan, Boston 85 Halt. Brton 31 Rons, klyn-Pituburin 113 GifcvrariO.

St. I.OU1S 87 Kirnry, New Yrk 122 Holmes. Boston Wealraua, New Yerk rietcirer. Boston DulueL -Chicaato Prameaa Cincinnati Adkins, Chicago BKffaU. Pittsburgh 117 64 -122 33 17 80 73 64 Id wards.

Brooklya Nicholson. Philadelphia 98 Baikeid. Boston Ornso, Brewklra 66 38 iai nierina. Kit Loukl Plttsburfh 43 Plemlng, Pittsburgh 2 Bioodworth, Cincinnati 134 Bcheflms. Ohicaae 65 Bmallar, Chioaaa 135 Hartauac, New Yark Owen tliiraro 2 Milnau Kw Yark 31 Waiker, Chleage-Clncl.

12 Serena. Cnicaao Johnson, 31 Jouis Bolimic. Philadelphia Bteveni, Pittsburgh Marion. St. Louis 21 81 67 J34 tn Crandall, fsoattm Mccormick, Brooklyn Martin, Bt.

Loui! Mlkaia, Brooklyn Hogue. Boston Burkhart. Cincinnati Rniek. Pittsburgh aJ TB 6 .667 2 2 0 3 3 .067 1 0 0 549 381 .658 127 117 1 812 882 .024 123 107 38 111 68 .613 23 15 26 10 6 2 0 1, 98 313 .528 124 86 37 36 IB .528 6 2 810 320 .525 110 SB 61 641 832 .618 109 44 45 5o8 290 .510 86 79 37 0B 238 .507 99 55 66 549 278 .606 1 06 37 29 4bB 247 .505 90 95 37 6B .503 68 9 74 176 88 .500 21 19 22 6 217 .497 82 67 36 652 .272 ,493 82 56 92 224 1 09 .491 42 47 21 B25 257 .490 104 45 -69 292 138 .473 48 44 42 17 6 .471 1 2 4 482 225 .467 76 BO 38 97 45 .464 21 19 17 180 82 .456 22 16 12 56 270 .453 115 66 -64 232 105 .453 40 35 26 100 46 .450 19 13 4 519 233 ,449 69 -63 33 360 160 .444 49 45 31 277 123 ,444 49 23 SS 275 122 .444 34 42 30 9 4 .444 1 1 3 221 98 .443 40 33 42 S3B 171 .441 62 50 18 454 1 98 .436 83 28 32 617 265 .429 65 62 31 89 88 .427 18 380 162 .426 62 16 30 209 BB .426 28 33 12 68 29 .426 28 33 12 240 102 .425 27 21 44 32 138 .424 43 29 17 266 113 .423 50 31 15 5:12 224 .421 77 65 86 499 214 .418 70 78 20 412 171 .415 50 25 38 537 222 .413 9 63 48 121 50 .413 18 5 13 831 218 .411 8 19 24 6)7 253 .410 73 116 89 208 85 .409 2 0 21 30 22 9 .409 2 0 7 385 157 .408 39 37 32 358 105 .407 36 41 35 3H9 157 .404 47 47 38 880 153 .403 59 39 8 169 68 .403 28 87 39 413 366 .402 57 4 65 35 14 .400 3 2 7 25 14 .400 2 3 5 20 .400 3 0 10 205 81 .395 25 21 27 148 58 26 25 15 299 117 .391 40 45 53 161 63 JB1 35 44 24 105 41 .390 14 5 11 143 .388 38 35 49 49 IB .388 10 4 4 31 12 387 7 2 452 174 .385 59 T7 36 149 57 383 It) 477 182 382 35 36 77 63 24 381 7 4 21 198 1 379 18 12 13 29 11 .379 6 3 6 47J 179 3 78 37 45 23 37 id 378 7 7 9 I 3 .375 2 0 1 251 3 371 26 20 43 221 82 .371 32 22 34 SIS ISO 39 70 37 42 228 84 368 34 18 185 68 38 17 16 11 474 173 .305 II S3 13 34 2 7 3 448 62 .32 43 20 43 42.0 152 .362 35 46 19 JloZ 55 33 16 14 19 10S 3 32 18 6 386 3B 34 13 33 50 14 30 5 7 4 06 181 358 43 113 41 2M 94 358 22 34 42, 311 86 37 24 11 18 Fdx. Cincinnati Murtagh.

Pittsburgh Diokson, Plttsourgh Basgall. Pittsburgh Newcombe, Brooklyn Wehmeier. Cincinnati Borowy. Chicago Jaosla, New York Judnich, Plttsounrh 10 35 Rudenaberger. CincinnatL.

41 BB cannot after diliuent inquiry, be Baraer, Brooklya Kerr. New York KbUatan. aw-ooakra Bamaxsaittl. B'klvn Minnea-, etrwaktyn Jansea, New lark Pahca, Brooklyn Hofmaa, New Yark Martin, Brooklyn flatten, ttrooklm 114,11 vlnita Sickle nsiaseertained, di stri rjiit r-ess. hl ra at law 105 12 Hel-Piin in and nm of kin of Ella McCoy de- no II Xd Pa 108 ceed, and if, any -of the sa.d d.atr.b- Kennedy.

Srm Yerk 39 Hasiaini. New York 16 ttbaera, N. Yrtttsburxh 17 Jones, Hew Yark Barrta, frraaklya 4aian. Yark -Errkine. Braoklya Roe.

Braoklya Branca. Brooklyn Zabala. New York Krhrman, fiew York Hishe. Pittaburgh-N. Haneen, New lark 5 xRaklng-8 xHadoyou 7 Toro Man x-Apprentlc.

"3 WELDING Crocked Cylinder-Blocks Boilers, Marine Work While Metal Welding a Specialty PTIOMPT EKV1CF GET OLE ESTIMATE TEL. SOuth 8-3208 FLEETUinV S001 Zmi AVE-, BROOKLYN (SOtk to fist STS.) the de ceased. (t dead, thetr lwl "P- resentatives. their husbands or wives. if any.

distrioutees ana 111 inlrt r.nmes and or places of residence and post-office addressea are unknown. SEND GREETING: WHEREAS. CENTRAL iOVNOVER navif n-n TRITST COMPANY, a domestic banking corporation, of 71) Broadway. Borousrh of Manhattan. City and State of New York, has presented a petition prayina: for a decree that a certain instrument in writing, relating to real and personal Property, be dulv proved as the Last Will and Testament of ELLA H.

McCOY. :i.t at six 7th Street in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York. NOW. THEREFORE, you and each nf vnn are herehv cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the Countv of Kings, to be held in Room at the Hall of Records in the r-niTtilv nt Tfinir on the 23rd dav of Eaekles-, rittabarc h-B'klra 17 rose.

Cincinnati IS Hemiu. t. Loan SO Casticlionc. Pittsburgh 118 Ijoem. Oncawo-CuiOl 127 Ormaiaer.

Boston 52 Haas. rblladelDhla-X. 6 Iteion, Cnirtane 108 Willlaae New York 13 8'snerr, Boatasi 118 Bisu. Boston Jul (reragioia, BU lUi SI Club Braaalya et. Louis fcear fork Philadelphia Ptttsrjurga Boston Chicaa-a Crocinnatl Totals- inpprtion, tHE BROLYNUNION GAS R.

Lfii')ris. SECRETARY 176 REM.fcN STREET BROOKLYN NEW YORK d6-4t Tn Jsnuarv. 19.V). at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why luch decrea should not WHEREOF, we 42711 16611 .389 6255 4404 457,.