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s. THE. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29.

1913. ELECTION NOTICES. ELECTION NOTICES. ELECTION NOTICES. ELECTION NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICES. ELECTION' NOTICES. PROHIBITION PARTY NATIONAL PROGRESSIVE PABTY. CLOSING RALLY FOR JEWISH CHARITIES BOARD OF. ELECTIONS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

To the vote of Kings County: General Office. 107 West 41st Street, Borough of Manhattan, Yolk. October 29, IMS. Pursuant to thl provision of Section 130. Chapter 22, Laws of 1909, constituting Chapter 17 of the Consolidated Laws tThe Election Law), as amended by Section 62, Chapter 191, JJlHs 1911, notice Is Blven that the following" la a true and correct list of ul) nominations of candidates for offices to be filled at the General Election, to bj hold th, 1913, certllled to us or tiled In our olllce pursuant to the provisions of the Election Law.

Benjamin H. Namm Optimistic BOROUGH- OF BROOKLYN. EMBLEM-FOUNTAIN. DEMOCRATIC PARTY In Discussing $200,000 Campaign. EMBLEM MOOSEHEAD IN BLACK SQUARE.

NAME OF RESIDENCE. PLACE OF BU8INJMS NAME OF PLACE OF BUSINESS RESIDENCE. 852 West End N.T. 17 Liberty (f. T.

City. BANQUET TO BE HELD DEC. 21 142 East 65th N. Y. OFFICE TO BB FILLED.

Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals. Associate Judire of the Court of Appeals Mayor Comptroller President of the Board of Aldermen County Judge at Nassau St, If. City. 8 West 10th Poat Office Building, N. Y.

County Court House, N. Y. U. S. Custom House, Manhattan.

2S0 Broadway, Mhtn. 16 Cranberry Bklyn 8007 17th 3112 15th Bklyn Learned Hand Samuel Seabury John Purroy William A. Prendergast N. Drive, Julius Bosenwald Expected as Guest. EMB1.EJI FIVE-POINTED STAR.

258 Riverside Manhattan 500 Fifth Dr. Magnes Attacks Jewish Press. NAME OP OFFICE TO BE FILLED. OFFICE TO BE FILLED. Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals.

Associate Judge of the Court af Appeals Mayor Comptroller President of the llonrd of Aldermen County Judge Purroirate Sheriff County Clerk Reitlster President of the Borough of Brooklvn Coroner PLACE OF BUSINESS RESIDENCE. Chas. E. Coleridge A. Hart Newman H.

Raymond Arthur John A. 8hedd Edward A. Richards. Norman 8. Dike Hersey Egglnton Asa F.

Smith Francis K. Henry Bchauss John Berry Walter G. Howell Samuel Eden Cltv Hall. Mhtn. 243 W.

99th 147 Barbey. 194 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn 1229 Sterling Bklyn. 119 Macon 735 Lexington Brooklyn Kings Co. Court House, 44 Court Bklyn. Wlllard Bartlett Chief Judge of the I'ourt of Appeali.

Awmdate Juttgi of the Court of Tile closing rally of the two weeks Hall of Records, Bklyn 19 E. 47th 975 Park Bklyn 504 Hancock Bklyn. Gates 24 South Portland Brooklyn 137 Hth Bklyn 553 8th Bklyn George McAneny Lewis L. Fawcett Jesse Fuller. Jr Herbert T.

Gustave W. Thompson. Charles S. Cevoy Edward T. O'Loughlin.

campaign held by the Brooklyn Federa 123 York BKlyn. Abram I. 21 Pierrepont Brooklyn 26 Bast 61st N. 321 W. 86th 253 Clinton Bklyn.

Court of Appeals, Capitol, Albany, 170 Broadway, N. Y. City. 154 Nassau Mhtn. 122 Hudson Mhtn.

Surrogate Sherrirr County Clerk Register President of the Borough of Brook tlon of Jewish Charities to secure the 142 McDougal Bklyn Bklyn Bklyn Hall of Records, Hall of Records, Edward E. Herman A. Metz Mayor Comptroller President of the Hoard of Aldermen County Judge lyn 46 Rogers 866 Sterling Bklyn. 1340 Bushwlck Brooklyn 817 B. 17th St.

30 Fillmore PI. Irftwls H. Ernest C. Borough Hall, Bklyn. 217 Havemeyer Brooklvn.

411 Hancock Bklyn 411 Hancock Bklyn Thurston H. Joseph A. Jesse Fuller, Jr Edward A. Herbert T. Philip P.

Walter L. Andrew J. Corsa 180 Broadway, Mhtll. 44 Court Bklyu. Pennsylvania Av.

and Fulton Bklyn. Hall of Records, Uklyn 367 Jay Bklyn. 215 Montague Bklyn 178 lteiiisin Bklyn, 162 Montague Bklyn 2 Willow 49 Tompkins Bklyn 24.13 Creston Bronx 504 Hancock Ilklyn. 147 Barbey 233 Aates A 1446 Union 1M 81st Bklyn 2S4 Washington Brooklyn .1 62 Pliydam 307 6th Hklvn Purmi-ate Sheriff County Clerk Register President' of the Biroujfh of Brooklyn Coroner MEMBER OF ASS KM EifjY lis v.lymer 549A Monroe Bklyn. 173 17th Bklyn 245 Carroll 865 47th Bklyn 851 Adelphl 503 Fulton Bklyu.

offer of Julius Rosenwald, was conducted last night at tlio Unity Club, S2 Franklin avenue. Despite the fact that $2,500 in added subscriptions were secured during the short period of two weeks, the results did not approximate those of "Federation Week," and some earnest work is required of all the members before the $200,000 mark Is reached find the conditional offer of the Chicago philanthropist secured toward the furtherance of Brooklyn charltablo work. Meier Steinbrink presided at the. meeting and introduced as the first speaker Benjamin II. Namm, chairman of the membership committee, who spoke In an optimistic vein of the Indications toward a successful close of the year's task by the time of the Federation banquet to be held on December 21, on which occasion Mr.

Kosenwald will be present. Ho stated that he had no doubt that the strike of the mall wagon drivers had Frank Mann Alexander Kdward Ulinnen Dufflcld Bklyn. 230 Duffleld Uklyn. 64 Herbert 256 Emerson Bklyn 46 Trinity Mhtn. 347 Madison Mhtn.

87 Verona Rklyn. Adelphl Academy. Brooklyn. 150 Nassau Mhtn. 60 Graham Bklyn.

115 Broadway, Mhtn. 150 Court Bklyn. 38 Whitehall St, Mhtn. (9 John Mhtn. 1161 Fulton Bklyn.

149 W. 42d Mhtn. 32 Court Bklyn. MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY 1st District 2nd District 3rd District 4th District 5th District 6th District 7th District' 8th District Oth District 10th District llth District 12th District 13th District Hth District 15th District 16th District R. Hunter Charles A.

Montgomery Hollls H. Terry William A. F. Eliot B. Howard Edward R- Keeler Max Hchlmpf William J.

Blythe Ralph R. King John V. E. Swart R. A.

Steyert George L. Hunt Arthur Vail James B. Davie Henry C. Fetteroll David A. Howell Henry Eisner George H.

MacKathron. George B. Jllllard Harry S. Swain Claude Vauttn Edward J. Mackin George Gunhnuse John- J.

Carr George H. Robert Shephard George H. Ittletnan. Anthony F. Jamea F.

O'Rourke William J. McRoberta. Everett F. Warrington. A.

Ludlow Perkins Eugene J. Sullivan Louis Perasso John Peter Waller H. George A. Hann 135 Pacific St 12 Vanderbllt John J. Kelly William J.

Ulllen Frank J. Tuylor Harry w. wi totn bc, saiyn 50 Bushwlck Ilklyn 11 Fillmore Bklyn. 585 Morgan Bklyn. 15 Webster Bklyn.

434 Jefferson Bklyn 1428 Pacific 771 Monroe 611 Nostrand Brooklyn 97 Elton 276 Sumpter Bklyn. 105 Atlantic Rklyn 215 Nassau 87 Verona 570 Bedford Bklyn 429 Balnbridge Brooklyn 611 Wllloughby Brooklyn 636 39th Bklyn 79 Douglass Bklyn. 67th St. and Sedgwick Bklyjl 126 S. Oxford Bklyn 268 Gates 318 10th Bklyn 108 Conselyea Brooklyn 85 Java 294 Nassau Bklyn.

1625 Emmons Brooklyn 133 Hancock Bklyn. 2031 Bedford Bklyn 24 St. Nicholas 'Brooklyn 1107 -Buahwlck Brooklyn 584 Broadway, 87 Vanderveer Bklyn 1662 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn 16 College Bklyu. 12 Vanderbilt Brooklvn. Erie Ilatdn.

910 Bedford Bklyu. 44 Court Ilklyn. 26 Court Bklyn. 37S 17th Bklyn. 413 Smith Bklyn.

7823 Third Bklyn. 29- Washington Bklyn. 1 Liberty Mhtn. B'way 43d Mhtn. 18 Bushwlck Bklyn Brook.

yn SO an Dyke Hklvn Bedford Hklvn. 616 Hancock Ilklyn. 789 Wllloughby Brooklyn 378 17th Ilklyn 413 Smith 330 Slith Bklyn 76 Clermont Bklyn 477 Park' 318 tilth Bklyn 16 Bushwlck Bklyn 515 Leonard Bkljn. ft K'u Un.i. Coroner MEMBBR OF ASSEMBLY 1st District 2nd District 3rd District 4th District 6th District 7th District Sth District llth District 10th District llth District 12th District 13th District Hth District 15th District 16th District 17th District ISth District lilth District 20th District 23nd District 23rd District MEMBER OF THE BOA HO OF AL-I'ERSIEN.

42nd District 43rd District 44th District 45th District 46th District 48th District 49th District 60th District 51st District 52nd District 63rd District 64th District 65th District 66th District 67th District 68th District 69th District 60th District 61st District 63rd District 64th District 65th District 294 Nassau Bklyn. Shore Road and Voor- hles Bklyn. 60 Wall Mhtn. 24 St. Nicholas Brooklyn.

1107 Bushwlck Brooklyn. 17th ISth 19th District District District Chester T. William S. Henry Scheldemann Herman Henry C. Karpen Louis G.

Abraham H. Olllwrt H. Charles J. Dnn'el F. Farrell John J.

McKeon Frederick S. Hurr George E. Karl S. Delti. Kuirene J.

Herman Kramer James J. (Jarvey James J. Phelan Jesso 1'. Frederick I'lrlch Joseph H. Jacob Schlfferdecker.

Cornelius J. Harry Hvmnn John J. Green Thomas L. 1533 W. 6th Gustave A.

Conrad Schmidt Morris H. Smith Preston Ev Terry Charlea A. Vredln William W. Edward H. Brown, Frank C.

Foster John H. Cardwell Leroy S. Zider Robert P. Johnston Daniel Boyd, Jr 189 Montagu Brooklyn. 160 Atlantic Bklyn.

134 Henry i First PL, Bklyn 133 Hewes 69 Sumpter 414 36th Bklyn 242 WyckoS Bklyn. 445 43d Bklyn 892 Bergen 476 Prospect Bklyn 263A 12th 182m Conselyea Brooklyn M. 150 Noble 20th District 21st District 22nd District 23rd District MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN. 42nd DlMtilct 43rd District 515 Leonurd Bklyn, 7 67th Mhtn. 849 Nostrand Bklyn 831 Flathush Bklyn 225 Hamburg Brooklyn.

141 E. 25th Mhtn. Pennsylvania and Atlantic A Bklyn. 11 Louis Bklyn. 1476A- Fulton Bklyn 25 Crooke 225 Hamburg Brooklyn 7414 Schaofer Bklyn 32, Lorlmer 2439 Pitkin 11 Louis 600 Humboldt Bklyn John L.

Herman Lorens Herbert C. Francis Robert F. Downing Henry Kearns Gustave Hennlng John S. Alexander John Dlemer Daniel J. Ryan 1st District 2nd District 3rd District 4th District 6th District Cth District 7th District Sth District Mil District 10th District 11th District 12th District 13th District Hth District 15th District 16th District lTth District ISth District lath District 20th District 21st District 22nd District 23rd District MEMBEll OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN 42nd District 43rd District District 45th District 40th District 47th District 4Sth District 4'Jth District 50th District 51st District 52nd District 53rd District 54th District 55th District 66th District 57th District GSth District 59th District 60th District lilst District 62nd District 63rd District 64th District G5th District Wallahout Corp.

Yard. Brooklyn. Broadway and 83d Manhattan. 26 Court Bklyn. 43 Ellery Bklyn.

723 Third Bklyn. 560 Warren Bklyn. 280 Broadway, Mhtn. probably held up a number of the checks which were expected to arrive by last night. The next speaker, the Rev.

Dr. J. L. Magnes, is an ex-Brooklynlte, and bis words received the closest attention. He commented on the fact that Brooklyn had accomplished one great feat since he had moved across the river and that bad been to federate its charities on a scientific basis.

He said that before the federation had been brought into being, the yearly donations for charitable purpose by the Jews of Brooklyn had not exceeded $10,000 and bad been as low as $20,000. The work of the Federation, he continued, was a great step forward In the proper organization of the Jewish forces of New York City. Conditions, he said, were changing. Brooklyn was no a community in which, like In a family, each member of which is known to the ether, but has lost in many ways the personal touch. Dr.

Magnes Attacks Jewish Newspapers. He emphasized the necessity of effective organization by making comparisons. In commenting on the great problems which lay before the Jewish community 126 Schermerhorn George Morrison Thomas T. Samuel E. Vredenburgh George A.

Karkella Jamea Blackwood 581 E. 4th 649 Nostrand Brooklyn 913 Sterling Bklyn. 388 Halsey 11 Schaefer 229 Sumpter Bklyn 1448 Bushwlck Brooklyn 1229 St. Mark's Brooklyn Robert F. Timm's 44th District 45th District 46th District 47th District 48th District 49th District 60th District 61st District 52nd District 63rd District 54th District 55th District 56th District 67th District 58th District Charles W.

Williamson. 201 Dean 70 Johnson 202 Conover Bklyn. 136 Keap 75 Balnbridge Brooklyn 43 Ellery 201 18th Bklyn 560 Warren 634 52d Bklyn 238A Carlton Bklyn 477 Park Bklyn 603 7th Ilklyn 224 Alnalle 183 South 2d Bklyn 649 Humboldt Bklyn 707 3d 136 Herkimer Brooklyn 3412 Glenwood Road, Brooklyn 178 Evergreen Brooklyn 1044 Madison Bklyn 828 Bushwlck Brooklyn 19 Aberdeen Bklyn. 85 Arlington Bklyn 229 Hinsdale Bklyn 173 Pearl Mhtn. Borough Hall, Bklyn.

183 South 2d Bklyn. Borough Hall, Bklyn. 707 E. 3d Bklyn. 693 Broadway, Mhtn.

INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE PARTI 603 Fulton Bklyn. 197 Tlliary Bklyn. Pacific Brooklyn. 555 Wythe Bklyn. 44 Court Bklyn.

57 Tompkins Bklyn 135 24th Bklyn. 811 Hoyt Bklyn. ISO Montague Bklyn 44 Court Bklyn. 197-99 Clifton Bklyn 188 Montague Brooklyn. 310 Wythe Bklyn.

44 Court Bklyn. 1 Madison Mhtn, 807 K. 175th Bronx. 186 Stanhope Bklyn 503 Fulton Bk'-yn. 179 Montrose Bklyn 70 DeSales Bklyn.

115 Broadway, Mhtn, John F. Quayle Michael Carberry Frank Cunningham John E. Corrigan Vincent A. Martin Weinberger James J. Molen Francis P.

Kenney Charles 'W. Dunn George R. Holahan. Jr. Thomas E.

John E. Jamea E. Flnegan Frank Dlxson William P. Henry Ward Beer John J. Canavan Harry Mayo George Hllkemeler Francis P.

Jacob J. Velten. Joseph J. Monahan Joseph F. Hammlll 940 Gravesend Edward B.

Ardolph L. Kline John R. Redmond Frederick H. Stevenson Jesse D. Moore Henry Elser James M.

Manee James F. Weales Wallace H. Leon Longuemare Jacob Bartscherer William H. Pendry Abraham M. Levy Wllltam P.

William A. Kelly. Thomas F. Brooklyn. Brooklyn 197 Tlliary 186 Baltic 555 Wythe 226 Balnbridge Brooklyn 57' Tompkins Bklyn 1.15 24th Bklyn 311 Hoyt Bklyn 575 5iil Rklyn.

389 Sterling Bklyn. 38 Madison 413 16th Bklyn 221 Ainslee 310 Wythe Bklyn. 143 Noble 315 Dltmas Bklyn. 27" Macon 1188 Sterling Bklyn 1R6 stanhope Bklyn 29 B'cecker Bklyn. 179 -Montrose Bklyn 70 DoKaies 60 Van Slclen Brooklyn 401 Blake 59th District 60th District 61st District 62nd District 63rd District 64th District 65th District 124 Graham Bklyn 88 Fulton Market, Manhattan.

60 Church Mhtn. today he attacked the Jewish press as "venal" and capable of being bought by any political candidate, and unreliable as an instrument for real reform. He also spoke of some of the old school EMBLEM BALANCE SCALES. rabbis, who are unable to make enough NAME OF I 23 Park Row, Mhtn. PLACE OF BUSINESr SOCIALIST PARTY RESIDENCE.

to keep themselves and support their frtmilieB respectably and so are compelled to sell themselves to serve Belilah ends REPUBLICAN PAKTY. in order to eke out a bare livelihood. Albany, 21 Plerrepont Bklyn Wlllard Bartlett Auother point of attack was the Jew ish theater, which he accused of being 'bany. Syracuse 258 Riverside Drive, lascivious, licentious and unsuitable for Frank Harris Hlscock. John Purroy Custom House.

Manhattan i Vtfanhattan, 320 W. 102d Mhtn. the needs of the thousands of young people who resort to It for amusement. One of the aspects of the problems pre Theodore Sutro OFFICE TO BB FILLED. Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals.

Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals Mayor Comptroller President of the Board of Aldermen County Judge Surrogate Sheriff County Clerk Register President of the Borough of Brooklyn Coroner sented for solution, he continued, was that of poverty, with which the Federa EMBLEM ARM AND TORCH. lion was grappling so nobly. If there were less poverty, he said, there would EMBLEM EAOLB ON BALLOT BOX. 1314 63d Bklyn 975 Park Bklyn 194 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn 1229 Sterling Bklyn 42 Herkimer Bklyn 137 14ih Bklyn 553 8th Bklyn NAME OF Kings Co. Court Houss Kings Co.

Court House. 66 Court Bklyn. 44 Court Bklyn. Hall of Records, Uklyn Hull of Records, Bklyn be less crime, as it was the struggle for OFFICE TO BB FILLED. PLACE OF BUSINESS RESIDENCE.

KAME OF OFFICE TO BB FILLED. PLACE OF' BUSINBbo RESIDENCE. dally bread which makes men steal, organize arson trusts or stolen goods trusts. It was because of this poverty he remarked, that It was necessary to en Henry L. 302 Broadway, N.

Y. City. 119 Audubon N. Y. City 899.

Oxford Rochester Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals. Associate Judge of the Court Appeals H. D. 317 E. 17th 30 Fillmore 248 Arlington Brooklyn Borough Hall.

Bkljn. 217 Havemeyer Bklyn. 248 Arlington Brooklyn. Court of Appeals, Capitol, Albany. Court of Appeals, Cap.

ltol, Albany. 55 Liberty Mhtn. 280 Broadway, Mhtn. William E. Franx H.

Hlscock John Purroy William A. Prendcrgaat Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals. Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals Mayor Comptroller; President of the Board of Alder-. men Elmlra I B. 27th 229 Lexington Brooklyn Mayor 808 James Syracuse 258 Riverside Drive, Manhattan 500 Fifth Charlea Edward Russell Frank A.

Elmlra. 119 W. 24th Mhtn. 140 B. 19th Mhtn.

courage such movements as the Brooklyn Federation which had undertaken charitable work in a systematic, organized, large minded and far seeing way. He said it was necessary for the Jews Greater Now York to meet the problems in a united form rather than as separate units. fie compared the workers of the Fed Comptroller President of the Board of Aldermen County Judge eration to the self-racrlDclng members of City Hall, Mhtn. Kings Co. Houm Kings Co.

Court House 66 Court Bklyn. 44 Court Bklyn. Hall of Records, Bklyn Hall of Records, Bklyn 1186 Madison Manhattan 100 Graham Bklyn 27 Graham Bklyn. 732 Washington Brooklyn 334 Saratoga Bklyn 2752 E. 21st 1S8 Floyd 19 E.47th 976 Park Pl 194 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn 1229 sterling Bklyn 42 Herkimer Bklyn 137 14th Bklyn 553 8th Ilklyn George McAnenv Lewie L.

Fawuett Norman S. Dike Hersey Eggtntdn Lewis M. Charles S. eMward T. o'Loughlin.

tiio "Big Brother" and "Big Sister Algernon Lee Philip Satra. Morris Wolfman John Bergman Fred E. Martin Sarah J. T. Samuel Masln Maurice Simmons Lewis L.

Fawcett Norman S. Dike Hersey Egglnton Lewis M. Swasey Charlea S. Devoy Edward T. O'Loughlin.

Lewis H. Pounds Ernest C. Wagner Frank S. Senior R. Hunter McQulstlon.

George M. Perry Louts W. Nlmschke George Langhorst Charles I.ockwood... George H. Ittletnan Anthony F.

Charlea A. Walter Thnmus A. Burke Fred M. Ahem Agar Ludlow William Louis J. Perasso John Peter Walter B.

Samuel R. Green Chester T. Krouse Almeth W. Hoft Henry Scheldemann August C. Henry C.

Karpen Bdwnrd R. W. Karuti. Llttlen Sweetman movements who concentrated their efforts 165 Rroadway, Mhtn. 44 Schermerhorn Brooklyn.

71 Varlck Mhtn. 682 Grand Bklyn. 35 Nassau Mhtn. 60 Graham Bklyn. 115 Broadway, Mhtn.

303 Dograw Bklyn. Hall of Records, Bklyn 44 Court Bklyn. 1161 Fulton Bklyn. 41 Park Row, Mhtn. 32 Court Bklyn.

County Judge Surrogate Sheriff County Clerk Register President of the Borough of Surrogate Sherrlff County Clerk Register President or the Borough of Brooklyn Coroner 317 E. 17th 30 Fillmore Bklyn, Bernard J. Lewis H. Pounds Ernest C. frank S.

Borough Hall, Bklyn. 217 Havemeyer Brooklyn. 248 Arlington Av.f Brooklyn. 1801 Brooklyn Brooklyn 205 Livonia Uklyn. 257 Throop Bklyn.

162 Montague Bklyn 17 Poplar ISO Baltic 133 Kutlcdge Bklyn Greene Ilklyn. 611 Wllloughby Brooklyn 636 39th Bklyn 307 Degraw Ilklyn. 342 93d Uklyn 425 Bklyn. 26S Gates 523 6th Ilklyn 103 Conselyea Bklyn 65 Java Bklyn 294 Nassau Bklyn. 1437 45th Bklyn 133 Hancock Bklyn 460 Strattord Road, Brooklyn 24 St.

Nicholas Brooklyn 1135 Lafayette Brooklyn 584 Broadway, 2439 Pitkin Bklyn. 848 E. 56th Coroner Simon Frucht William Rachlln 248 Arlington -Brooklyn Bush Terminal No. 2, Brooklyn. 60 Wall Mhtn.

165 Broadway, Mhtn. 15 Adelphl Hklvn. 149 Harrison Bklyn 682 Grand Bklyn. 35 Nassau Mhtn. 65 John Mhtn.

115 Broadway, Mhtn. 303 Degraw Bklyn. MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY 1st District 2nd District 3rd District 4th District 3th District 6th District 7th District 8th District Hth District 10th District llth District 12th District 13th District Hth District 15th District 16th District 17th District ISth District 19th District 20th District 21st District 22nd District 23rd District MEMBER OF THE BOAK1) OF AL-DBRMKN. 42nd DiJtrlct 43rd 44th District 46th District 46th District 47th District 48th District 49th District 60th District 61st District 62nd District 63rd District 54th District 56th District 661 District 67th District 68th District 69th District 69th District 61st District 62nd District 63rd District 6tth District C5th District 433 Stato Bklyn 15 Poplar 193 King Bklyn 280 Division Bklyn 853 Putnam Bklyn 81 Pulaski 538 Sixth 242 New Jersey Brooklyn 1148 50th Bklyn 411 Adelphl 349 Van Buren Brooklyn 415 6th Bklyn 862 Hart Bklyn 371 Rodney 69 Jewell 1051 43d Bklyn 396 Halsey 728 Lnfayette Brooklyn 291 Stanhope Bklyn 345 Grove 1514 76th Bklyn 181 Richmond Bklyn 1609 Pitkin Bklyn. II.

Hunter McQulstlon. Thomas F. Edward J. George Langhorst Charles C. l.ockwood...

George H. Anthony Charles A. Walter William J. McRoberts. Fred M.

Ahem Georire R. Brennan William T. Louis J. Perasso John Peter LaFrer.z.... Walter It.

Cosgrove Samuel R. Green A Ivan W. Burfingame, Jr Almcth W. Hoff Henry Scheldemann August Charles McOowan Pehr J. Gynther John C.

Hoist Herman Schulz John S. Battell George S. Rumpler Henry Baues Max Fruchter George Gunts William W. James T. Beck John A.

ueue Henry Weiss Ellis Pellkow Fred Landau Hugo Wollner Harry W. Laldler William A. Ross Emll Muller Stephan Backer Benjamin William Harbers Harry Waton 162 Montague Bklyn 23 Adelphl 149 Harrison Bklyn 183 Rutledge Bklyn 954 Greene 611 Wllloughby Brooklyn P36 39th Bklyn f7 Degraw 67h' St. and Sedgwick Bklyn 425 Sterling Bklyn. 473 Park 523 6th Bklyn Ic3 Consclyea Bklyn 65-Java Ilklyn 291 Nassau Bklyn.

1437 45th Bklyn 96 Hancock Bklyn. 460 Stratford Road, Brooklyn 24 St. NMcholas A Brooklyn 1135 Lafayette Brooklyn BS4 Broadway, 308 Cornelia Bklyn. 41 Granlto on Individuals until they succeeded In reforming and assisting unfortunate boys girls. He recommended that the workers 'In the Federation movement work with similar persistence, discover the reasons why certain people did not contribute and find out why certain men could keep automobiles and permit their daughters to hold "tango teas" while they could not afford to contribute to c'larlty.

Ilr. Firuski Suggests a Charity Tax. Louis L. Firuski, second vice president of the Federation, made a brief and entertaining address In which he praised the work of the women In the campaign uni echoed Dr. Magnes' Ideas on State control of charity.

He said the Idea was not new with him, as on an interview which he had given on the needs of Brooklyn's Jews, to appear In the Brooklyn Eagle this Friday, he had expressed the same sentiments and quoted as an cvample of the working of this idea, Paris, where 10 per cent, is added to the price of a theater ticket as a tax for charity. He proposed that a special "charity tax" be levied in the same manner as the "Income Dr. Nathan Krnss, the next speaker, impressed on his audience the importance of ideals in charitable work. We should not give, he Bald, because someone else holds out a hait, but should be governed always by the highest motives pad give because it is right to give, linking personalities- entirely. He said that he felt confident that In lime the government would take over problems of this kind, but It was to work as much as we can and use what we get to the beat purpose while it is still needed.

80 Fulton Bklyn. 87 First BKiyn. 44 Court Bklyn. 55 Cedar Mhtn. 41 Park Row, Mhtn.

32 Court Bklyn. 1 Fulton Market, Mhtti. 294 -Nassau Bkiyit. Bush Terminal Blog. No.

2, Bklyn. 391 Fulton Bklyn. 258 Broadway, Mhtn. 24 St. Nicholas Brooklyn.

John Mhtn, Borough Hall, UKiya. I 43 Ellery Bklyn. 276 Baltic Bklyn. 7ith at nirlvn. 228A Carlton BklyS 63 Qulncy Bklyn.

172 Pearl Mhtn. MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY 1st District 2nd District 3rd District 4th District 6th District 6th Dlsiilct 7th District 8th District 9th District loth District llth District 12th District 13th District Hth District 15th District 16th District 17th District 18th District 19th District 20th District 21st District 22nd District 23rd District MEMBER OF THE UOAltD OF AL-DEBMEN. 42nd Dljtrlot 13rd District 44th District 45th District 4lith District 47th District 4Sth District 49th District 50th District 51st District 52nd District 53rd District 64th District 55th District 50th District 57th District 5th District 59th District 60th District 61st District 62nd District 63rd District 04th District 65th District 201 Dean Bklyn 80 Fulton 87 First Bklyn 136 Keap Bklyn 543 Balnbridge Brooklyn 43 Ellery 205 ISth Bklyn )no Wyckott Bklyn. 527 74th Bklyn 238A Carlton Bklyn 63 Qulncy G03 7th Bklyn 221 Ainsile 13 South 2d Bklyn 76 Eagle Bklyn 719 E. 10th i39 Putnam Ilklyn 913 Sterling Ilklyn.

178 Kvergreen Brooklvn 1044 Madison Bklyn 328 Bushwlck Brooklyn Decatur Bklyn 119 Crystal 432 Howard Uklyn. Robert F. August Xederhofer John R. W. John S.

Gaynor Edward H. Taylor John Dlemer Daniel J. Ryan Angelo V. Franze Theodore Qucts Ardoiph L. Kline George C.

Holmes Frederick H. Stevenson Jesse D. Moore Henry Riser John Rellly Robert H. Bosse O. Grant George A.

Jacob Bartscherer William H. Pendry Abraham M. Levy Edward TOIehhorn, Charles J. Moore William "Ischer Borough Hall, uuiyn. iiel South 2d Uklyn.

26 Court MKirn. 1240 Broadway, Bklyn. Edward R. W. Karuti.

William F. Mathewson. 76 Kng'e Bklyn. 44 Fulton Uklyn. 40 Wall Mhtn.

MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY 1st Distric 2nd District 3rd Dlstrlot 4th District 5th District Cth District 7th Dlstrlo, 8th Dlrtllct 9th District ltlth Distrlcv 11th District 12th District 13th District Hth District 15th District 16th District lTth District ISth District 19th District 20th District 21st District 22nd District 23rd District' MEMBER OF Tl'E BOARD. OP 42nd Dlsri'lot ISril Dl.i:Hct 14th Dlstrlo 45th District 46th District 47th District 4Slh District 4Mb District District 51st District District 53rd District 64th District 55th District District 57th District 5sth District 59th District With District 61st District 62nd District 63rd District 64th District 65th District 1012 Gates Bklyn. 88 Walker Mhtn. Michael Mogan. William Loills Robert H.

DeMars John S. Gaynor Edward II. Taylor John Dlemer Daniel J. Ryan Angelo V. Franze Edward B.

Ardoinh I Kiino Daniel R. Col'mian Kreder'ck Stevenson Jr-sse D. Moore William H. Prange Ernest Appuhn Hugh O'Mally Camlilo Coliln Eugene H. Van CauHren Thomas A.

Harnett Flneberg Otto Stiefel Oscar Hlld Ludwlg Lore Charles H. Wllltam J. Cumberbeach Bertha M. Fraser Charles Arnold Jacob Irvine Paul Muller, Jr Joseph Btcln Philip Vogel George F. Maedol Charles F.Gackenhelmer Joseph A.

Weil William Shapiro Charles Meyer Abraham Meyer 650 Stale 21 406 Gold Bklyn 295 Division Bklyn 65 Howard 190 Vernon Uklyn. 113 llth 190 Nelson 243 55i Bklyn 163 Sixth 1123 Fulton 413 First S6( Metropolitan A Brooklyn 243 South 2d Bklyn 137 Newell 7R05 Hth 313 Nostrand Brooklyn 308 Avenue 1271 Myrtle Bklyn. 86 Hlmrod 59 Varet f.62 Central Bklyn. 321 Pennsylvania Brooklyn 61 Thatford Bklyn. SOCIALIST LAIJOU PARTY MEW PRESIDENT INSTALLED.

171 Warren 2uS 'Bridge 339 Van Brunt Brooklyn- 136 Keap 543 Balnbridge Brooklvn 43 Ellery 2K1 1th Bklyn ISO Wyckott Bklyn. 634 Bklyn 2.18A Carlton Ilklyn Classon Bklyn. 60.1 7th Bklyn 224 Allislle 414 Metropolitan Brooklyn 519 Humboldt Bklyn 719 B. 10th Putnam Ilklyn 226 New York Brooklyn 178 Evergreen Brooklvn 144 Madison Ilklyn 328 Bushwlck Brooklyn 1519 Decatur Rklyn 204 Franklin Mhtn. Borough Hail, Bklyn.

339 Van Brunt Brooklyn. 319 Broadway. Bklyn. 24 State Mhtn. 43 Ellory Bklyn.

276 Baltic Bklyn. 2X0 Broadway. Mhtn. 51 Chambers Mhtn. 1263 Fulton Bkljn.

172 Pearl Mhtn. 318 W. 26lh Mhtn. Borough Hall, Bklyn. 4R4 Fulton 40 Wall Mhtn.

34 Nassau Mhtn. 178 Evergreen Brooklyn. 1012 Gates Bklyn. 124 Graham Bklyn 625 IlHinburg Brooklyn. Pulitzer Mhtn.

Poat OHIcc Bklyn James M. Manee Robert H. Hosse O. Grant Arnon L. Squiera Jacob Bartscherer RMBLF.M ARM AND HAMMER.

Hyman Lurio NAME OF William H. Abraham M. OFFICE TO BB FILLED. PLACE OF BUSINM5 RESIDENCE. when he suddenly tell to the sidewalk.

Edward Elchhorn. -miiinrlv on as his parishioners enjoyed themrand expressed Several men rushed to his side and he 223 Willis 970 68th Bklyn William A. Erwln A. Archer was taken to the hospital In an ambu lance. Mayor Comptroller President of the Board of V9 Crystal 741 Howard Bklyn at the success oi l.

v. tnnlt-ht and be D13 E. 87th Edmund Moonells whlcn win ow followed by a reception and dancing "Rlscults and Bills given by Klla Cotter. Thomas Cham- CHURCH FAIR OPENS. NEW QUEENS FACTORIES.

Chinese table, Mrs. Volk and Queen pastor. The Rev. Paul F. Jubelt, pastor of the church, who Is celebrating his twenty-second year as leader of the flock, also spoke.

The singing was principally by the choir from St. Stephen's. Judge Fawcett at Irving Square Three Structures to Cost $275,000 to Esther Circle. The officers of the society are the Rev. Ali.nr.tnr.

Mra. W. bers and Joseph Kelly. The cast of "An Irish Eden" was as follows: Father Duffy, Richard MulUganj Father O'Brien, John Dougherty; Nellie Duffy, Dolores Glassy; Dr. Nolan, Arthur Holderer, president; Mrs.

O. Brink, vice DRAMA AT ST. ANNE'S. president; Mrs. J.

rnomas, occiemij, u. B. Cowan, treasurer. MrS. ftiric, tiuun John Hlgglns; John Nolan.

Martin Con- Presbyterian Bazar. A three days fair was opened In the Irving Square Presbyterian Church, Wclr-fleld street end Hamburg avenue, last night, by Judge Lewis L. Fawcett. Two hundred people filled tho Sunday School rooms. In which the fair Is being held.

There are seven booths which are looked after by twenty-five members of the Ladles Aid Society, attached to the AH Society of German Home for Aged Holds Annual Women's Aid Society of the German-Evangelical Home for the Aged had its annual meeting at the First German 'rresbyterian Church of East Williamsburg, 28-40 Prospect avenue, last night. Nearly two hundred delegates were The Rev. John G. Hehr, the pastor of the First German Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn, was InsraIHa as the new president of the society, by the Rev. F.

Stocdner of Jamaica, the retiring president. The reports of the officers vere read and other business was transacted. The church choir gave several selections under the leadership of the organist of the church, while Mrs. Margaret Raabo entertained with a number of soprano solos. The Rev.

Charles Fhillp'uar, the pastor of the German Evangelical Emanuel Church, Melrose avenue, preached the sermon, and the Rev. W. Walenta of the German Reformed Emanuel's Church, Graham avenue, and a number of other German clergymen delivered brief addresses. Jit, JENKINS YOPKE. (Special to The Eagle.) Ttnafiy, N.

October 29 The marriage has been announced of Miss Henrietta Elizabeth Yopke, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Yopke, of this place, to Howard Waterman Jenkins of Brooklyn, the ceremony taking place at the home of the bride's parents here luflt week. Mr. and Mrs.

Jenkins are now on honeymoon In the Adirondack. They will be nt home after November 151 JM2 PaclQc street, Brooklyn. nell; Ann Ryan, cat.ne.mo "An Irish Eden" Pleases Enthusiastic Audience. sev Molly Judge; Harrison Woodworth, J' i I 4 4- 17ftanAi(l In St. Anne's Hall, Front and Gold John Fltzgeraiu; louib ocum.u.

Unri, Martin! the IN GERMAN CIRCLES. The Schwaeblsthe Saengerbund and the Ladles' Chorus of that society had a Joint rehearsal at Schwaben Hall, Fogarty; auul dumu, Patrlc children, Master James Hannam, i streets, last night, an enthusiastic au-1 dlence enjoyed the first entertainment i kaufman," a comedy in three parts, will be given. At Ernest's Hall, Knickerbocker and DeKalb avenues, the Independent Quartet Club will have Its final reharsal this afternoon for Its annual fall concert, to be given at Schwaben Hall, next Sun- day. A move pointing toward an organization of a branch of the German-Amer-' lean Natioral Alliance for Queens County is being made by the Platt-deutscher Vereln of Queens County. President GuBtave A.

Kaempfer and a special committee will communicate with the different societies that participated in the recent German Day celebration and It is expected, that the new goclety' will be organized within a short time. The annual target shooting of the St. Nicholas Light Guard, held at Lawrence' Knlppert's hall, St. Nicholas avenue anil Stanhope street, last night, resulted as) follows: Carl Benlg, first prize; John Helnleln, second prize; Hi Schwartz third prize; Adam Epplg, fourth prize; George Mueller, fifth prize; Frlfa Schneer, sixth prize; T. F.

Didler, aev-' nth prize; Christian Werst, eighth irize; Joseph Mehllng. ninth prize al4 John Klueg, tenth prize. last night, for the operetta performance, Be Started at Once. Plan were filed, this week, with tho Bureau of Buildings of Queens by the Loose-Wile Biscuit Company, for a two story concrete garage, 200 feet by 200 feet, to cost $30,000, to be located on the block adjoining Its big two million dollar factory on Thomson avenue. Long Island City.

The Standard Oil Company, Is to build a new box factory at the foot of Tenth street, on the East River front of Long Island City. John Meyer la to build a three-story brick bakery on Troutman street. 100 feet west of Woodward avenue, Rldje-wood, to cost $45,000. CHUBCH ENDS CELEBRATION, The-twenty-fifth anniversary celebration for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Flatbush. concluded last night.

The Rev. Luther T. Oable, pastor of 8t. to be given on occasion of the fortieth anniversary of tho Saengerbund on November 16. Suppe's melodloua comic opera, "Flotte Bursche," will be given.

given by the St. Anne's Dramatlo Society, an organization recently formed among the younger members of the parish. The programmo Included a sketch, "Blsculte and Bills," and a- three-act drama, entitled "An Irish Eden." The amateurs showed a good deal of dramatic ability and carried out their parts with vim and earnestness, reflecting credit on their coach, 'Mr. Wright. Between the acts solos were sung by Miss Jennie Allison, Miss Mildred Blonsteln and James Grady, all members of St.

Anne's The Bremervoerder Maennerchor gave Master Raymond Mulligan, mb i Hannam, Miss Helen Grimm. DR. VAN NOSTRAND IMPROVING Brooklyn M.D., Stricken at Hoboken, Probably Will Recover. (Ppecl.il to The Eagle.) Hoboken, N. October 29 The condition of Dr.

Bert Van Nostrand of 5414 Third avenue, Brooklyn, who was seized with an attack of heart disease here or Monday night, was stated at St. Mary's Hospital today, to be improving. Dr. Van Nostrand will recover. Tht.4pct'.r as (talking along tho street church.

Judge Fawcett told of the need of Sunday School training, and quoted statistics to show that the majority of young criminals arraigned In court have had little religious training. Those In charge of the booths Include: Groceries, R. Bleyer, A. Wunder, F. Schlatter; flowers, Mrs.

D. B. Cowan, Mrs. F. Haubert, Mrs.

C. Haubert; handkerchiefs, Mrs. O. Kaiser, Mrs. Francis, Miss O.

Meyer; candles, Mrs. L. Felton, Miss H. Wunder, Miss S3. Meyer; domestic science, Mrs.

R. Bleyer, Mrs. K. Kretschmar, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs.

M. McDoll; Ice cream, Mrs. J. Thomas, Mrs. W.

Taker, Mrs. W. Holderer; white goods, G. Brink, Mrs. R.

Wendel, Misses ITanims; fancy goods, Mrs. V. Grumback, Mrs, Ott, Mra. Brown, Mrs. Auryaneen; a concert at the parish hall of the Ger man Evangelical Bethlehem Church, Cortelyou road and East Seventh street, last night, for the benefit of the church.

The dramatic circle of the Arlon Singing Society had Its first stage rehearsal at Arlon Hall Inst night, for the forthcoming theateni party of the society, to be siven on December 3. "Her Qross- Stephen's Church of Flatbush, preached the, sermon, and the address was by tho choir. The much esteemed pastor ef St. Be J. C.

II. Riebesell, alio a Brooklyn Anne's, the Rev. Thomas E. Horan, looked..