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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1921. Ad That Tells Is the Ad That Sells REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Wanted--Real Estate 89 BEDFORD SECTION--Must have 2-family; price under $12,000. Send particulars 1m- mediately. Louis Silk, 644 Sterling place.

"CAN SELL Quickly, lots, dwellings, bustness property, In good locations, price being reasonable. Charles A. O'Malley, 188 Montague st. Tel. 646 Main.

15-ti PROPERTY--If you want to sell your property quickly, send full particulars to Dell' 0850. Court st, Room 812. 116-28t PROPERTY -WIll buy property threatened by foreclosure, anywhere. Edwards, 11 West 45th st, New York. 13-7 AUCTIONS Auction Sales 90 FEB.

18. 1921-Administratrix sale. To close the estate of Rocco Trotta. 19 Jackson st. Brooklyn, N.

I offer for sale to the highest bidder, one horse and wagon, one marble repair shop, including machinery, tools, material on hand, complete in one lot. subject to existing lease. Catarina Trotter, administratrix. 16-9 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WANTED 2-FAMILY HOUSE FRAME OR BRICK 36th to 62nd 3rd 7th Ave. MacLEAN 429 6th Ave.

Manhattan. Real Estate For Rent 163 Remsen St. (Rae Building) Omce space: one floor, 1,100 square feet. with partitions; also one large front room. Apply on premises.

WILLIAM P. RAE CO. 163 REMSEN STREET 12-7 Real Estate For Sale PETER J. COLLINS ONE-FAMILY HOUSES. WITH FIREPROOF GARAGE, RUTLAND ROAD AND BEDFORD AVENUE.

GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN Owner sacrifices house, large plot. wide boulevard, fine surroundings, near station, half hour Manhattan; steam heat. electricity, artistic decorations, fireplace, tiled baths, tiled kitchen, parquetry; garage space; $1,000 cash; $60 monthly. TEL. HOLLIS 6515.

A HOME AND INVESTMENT Clinton av: beautiful brownstone duplex apartment, 6 rooms and bath and 4 smaller apartments of 3 rooms and bath; separate entrances; steam heat, hot water, parquet floors, electric light: 5 tiled modern bathrooms; rented very low now at nearly $3,000 a year: price liberal terms; early possession. FRANK H. TYLER, 1183 Fulton St. 13-7 Flatbush. Just One.

Just One. Cut to $15.500 from fully detached family brick; glass enclosed porch, standing showers, tiled bathe, steam, electric, parquet; Immediate possession; never occupled: double garage; one block Brighton Subway station: quick gale necessary; exceptional chance; terms arranged. Tel. Mansfield 1051. ALLARD LEVEY, 1321 Foster Av.

Near Newkirk av station, Brighton L. 13-2t -BU APARTMENT FOR SALE UNDER THE CO-OPERATIVE OWNERSHIP PLAN For $800 cash I can sell you 3. four-room apartment, and for $1,000 cash I can sell you a five-room apartment in an up-to-date apartment house, with electric light. steam ot water supply, janitor service; in splendid residential section, near subway station. This reduces your rent and you secure yourself A permanent home.

For further particulars call and see me. TORKEL LARSEN. 4605 5th Av. Brooklyn, N. Y.

6-6t-ssuw NO CASH A new 6 or 7-room Flatbush home, with garage and every improvement, may be bought WITHOUT CASH A monthly payment equal to a fair rental 19 the only requirement. DECORATIONS TO SUIT The houses are at 8d Avenue and E. 4th near Avenue station, Culver Line. Phone for particulars and appointment. CLINTON TRADING 186 Remeen Street.

Telephone Main 3440. Today's classified ads are full of newsy facts for people who want to buy or want to sell. A House of the Better Kind Easy housekeeping, up-to-date in every detail. 838 St. Mark's Ave.

Semi-detached: 2-car garage: will sell below cost of construction. TERMS TO SUIT T. H. FRASER, on Premises. Fort Hamilton Parkway 4'78 Seventh Avenue.

INVESTORS' OPPORTUNITY. For sale, desirable 25 lots (each high altitude: two blocks from subway: 20 minutes 10 Manhattan; free and clear. P. F. Box 8.

Eagle office. St. Mark's Avenue, Near Bedford Up to date 2 family houses. 13 rooms: electric lights; perfect conditton; owner asking $12,500. No basement, 8 rooms, modern: electric; parquet; hot water heat; tile bath; owner asking $11,000.

House in perfect condition. Consult WM. T. TAYLOR REALTY 631 Nostrand Avenue Phone Lafayette 2492. FLATBUSH BARGAIN Builder's Sacrifice Was Now $15,000 $2,500 balance easy payments; our greatest bargain in an all-stucco New Bungalow, butlt-in automobile runway; 7 rooms, 3 baths, tiled shower, tiled kitchen, steam.

electric, parquet throughout; builtin sleeping porch: red brick glass front porch; Pittsburg heater: lovely location; Brighton subway: wonderful chance to buy way under cost; February la the bargain month; take advantage of it; open Sunday. 16-3 MILNOR WILEY SON, 1602 Av H. Opp. Brighton subway. Long Island Property BUY LAND NOW BEFORE BIG ADVANCE IN PRICES the Great for Home Sites That Is Certain, Come HEMPSTEAD miles from Greater New York, 42 minutes by electric express from Penn.

Station (5 CITY ACRE LOTS) $195 Plots (10 City Lots) $390 Terms: $50 Cash, $5 Per Month Title Guarantee and Trust Co. policies free. Send for map and full details. 0. L.

Schwencke Land Company 277 Broadway, New York City, Hempstead Office, opposite R. Ft. Station. New Jersey Property. MONTCLAIR, N.

J. THE PLACE TO LIVE have complete list of all the attractive WE small and large houses which are for sale at reasonable prices and on easy terms, in Montclair and adjoining towns. Call at our office and allow us to show you some interesting properties. SIMPSON MERRITE Opp. Lackawanna, Montclair.

New York Office, Flatiron Bidg. $8,500 Easy Terms COLONIAL HOME 6 ROOMS Big Tiled Bath Plot 100x130 feet EASY COMMUTATION TO NEW YORK: permanent home, everything modern, electric light, steam heat, paneled walls, parquet floors; select neighborhood; water sporta, golf, country club, schools, send for photo; fine living room, with huge open fireplace: you can buy this charming place with a little cash down and the money you pay now as rent; investigate. L. E. BLISS, Evergreen East Orange, N.

J. Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale YOUR HOME WHY NOT LET ME BUILD IT FOR YOU? Tax Exemption Ordinance, when effective, means a big saving to every new home owner LOANS AND MORTGAGES ARRANGED A house built to meet your ideas ou Call. write or telephone a site of your own selection 88 you MORTIMER STEINFELS, have long planned it for your family Building Construction, is a 26 Court Brooklyn. HOME Telephone Main 4895. HOW IS THE REAL ESTATE MARKET? Here Is Our Record for the Past 8 Days in Sales of Our Own Properties in Brooklyn Wednesday, Feb.

9 Monday, Feb. 14 576 68th Bay Ridge 234 Sullivan St. One of our new one family easy house- Another new two family home in Eastkeeping houses. Sold to William F. ern Parkway section.

Soid to S. Rogoff. Deppe. 147 Seventh Park Slope 6810 Sixth Bay Ridge Four story stores and apartments. Sold Another of our easy housekeeping to Leo Pokras.

houses. Sold to George Sprague Jr. 945 President St. Thursday, Feb. 10 Near Prospect Park West.

Four story 6806 Sixth Bay Ridge single apartment, Sold to Theo. T. GruneAnother of housekeeping wald through Geo. H. Bergen our easy Mary E.

Breen. brokers, houses. Sold to 252 Sullivan St. 947 President St. One of our new two family houses in Same as No.

945. Sold to Edward M. Eastern Parkway section. Sold to James Reid through Geo. H.

Bergen J. Caffrey. brokers. and to show how we feel about the future we purchased yesterday ten buildings on Livingston St. and Hanover Place near Fulton St.

We still have plenty of bargains, including new one-family Easy Housekeeping Homes and garages, now finishing in Eastern Parkway section and Bay Ridge, which will get the benefit of the proposed tax exemption. Send for Our List REALTY ASSOCIATES CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $5,000,000. 162 Remsen Brooklyn THRIFT MORTGAGES Thrift is a method of guaranteeing that you will be in better financial condition next year. Our plan for home buying is simply the application of thrift to this particular problem. ASK FOR BOOKLET THE THRIFT DeKalb Avenue and Ryerson Street LEGAL NOTICES.

Office and Post Office Address, 375 Fulton street, Borough of Brooklyn, New York City, N. Y. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY of Kings- -Frederick D. Heimberg, plaintiff, against Joseph J. Byrne, Mary Byrne Doherty, formerly Mary Byrne; William Delahanty, and Mary Quigley Delahanty, his wife: Sylvester T.

Delahanty and Frank W. Delahanty, said Frank W. Delahanty being a minor under the age of twenty-one years, and said William J. Delahanty. Jr.

Sylvester T. Delahanty and Frank W. Delshanty, being children of Sarah Byrne Dele. hanty, formerly Sarah Byrne, deceased; Chariotte McCrate Hartman, formerly Charlotte McCrate, and Susan McCrate Hunter, formerly Susan McCrate, heirs at law Susan Quin, deceased: Corneliua Doherty, husband of said defendant, Mary Byrne Doherty; William J. Delahanty, Senior, busband of said defendant, Sarah Byrne Deluhanty, deceased, and father of said detenants, William J.

Delahanty, Sylvester Delahanty and Frank W. Delahanty; George Hartman, husband of said defendant, Charlotte McCrate Hartman; Orion G. Hunter, husband of said defendant, Susan McCrate Hunter; any and all unknown other persons it any, whose names or parts of whose names are unknown to plaintiff and cannot, after diligent inquiry be ascertained, being all the remaining heirs at law. devisees and next of kin, executors, administrators, credItors, lienors, grantees or assigns of said Susan Quin, deceased, and their husbands. wives or widows, heirs, devisees, legal representatives, creditors, lenors, grantees and successors in interest, and their husbands, wives or widows, if any, all of whom and whose names are unknown to plaintiff; any and all unknown persons, whose names parts of whose names are unknown to plaintiff and cannot, after diligent inquiry ascertained, being all the heirs at law.

devisees and next of kin, executors, trators, creditors, lienors, grantees or their signs of John Quin, deceased, and husbands, wives or widows, heirs, devisees, legal representatives, creditors, lienors. grantees in interest, and their husbands, wives or widows. if any, all whom and whose names are unknown plaintiff; Theodore M. Vogler, only child of Eliza Vogler, deceased, and of her hus. band, Theodore H.

Vogler, who pre-deceased her, if living, and 12 he is dead. his heirs, devisees, next of kin, executors, administrators, creditors, lienora, grantees or assigns, and their husbands, wives or widows, heirs, devisees, legal representatives, creditors, lienors. grantees and successors in interest, and their husbands, wives or widows, If any, all of whom and whose names are unknown to plainhiff; Sarah R. Vogler, wite of said defendant, Theodore M. Vogler, and Walter James Vogler, defendants.

To the above-named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer 011 the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and in case of your failure to Appear. or swer, Judgment will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint.Dated, June 18, 1920. WALDO R. BLACKWELL, Attorney for the Plaintiff. To any and all unknown other persons, if any, whose names or parts of whose names are unknown to plaintiff, and cannot, after diligent inquiry be ascertained.

being all the remaining heirs at law, devisees and next of kin, executors, administrators, credItors, grantees or assigns of said Susan Quin, deceased; and their husbands, wives or widows, heirs, devisees, legal representatives, creditors, lienora, grantees and successors in interest, and their husbands, wives or widows, if any, all of whom and whose names are unknown to plaintiff; Any and all unknown persons, whose names or parts of whose names are known to plaintiff, and cannot, after diligent inquiry be ascertained, being all the heirs at law, devisees and next of kin, executors, administrators, creditora, lenors, grantees or assigns of John Quin, deceased, and their husbands, wives or widows, heirs, devisees, legal representatives, creditors, Hienors, grantees and successors in inter. est, and their husbands, wives or widows, if any, all of whom and whose names are unknown to plaintiff; If the defendant, Theodore M. Vogler dead, his heirs, devisees, next of kin. ecutors, administrators, creditors, lenors, grantees, or assigns, and their husbands. wives or widows, heirs, devisees, legal repregentatives, creditors, lienors, grantees and successors in interest, and their husbands, wives or widows, if any, all of whom and whose names are unknown to plaintiff.

The foregoing summons 19 served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, for the County of Kings, bearing date the 11th day of February, 1931, signed by Hon. Charles H. Kelby, a Justice of said Court, duly entered and filed in the Office of the Clerk of the said Court and of the County of Kings, together with a verified duplicate of the complaint, on the 14th day of February, 1921, the original complaint having been fled with the Clerk of the said Court and of the said County of Kings on the 15th day of July, 1920. -Dated, the 15th day of February, 1921. WALDO R.

BLACKWELL. Attorney for Plaintiff. 375 Fulton street, Borough of Brooklyn, New York City, N. Y. (16-6t BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

BANKRUPTCY--IN THE DISTRICT IN Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Now York--La the matter MORRIS FELDMAN, JACK individually FELDMAN and and ABRAHAM GAWAR, members of the firm of Doughnut Shop Restaurant. Notice i9 hereby given that a petition has been filed in said court by Morris Feldman, Jack Feldman and Abraham Gawar, Individually and as menberg of the firm of Feldman's Doughnut Shop Restaurant, In said district. duly declared bankrupts, under the act of Congress relating to bankruptey, approved July 1, 1898, for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all their debts and other claims provable against their estate, under said act, and that Mar. 18. at p.m..

at the Postomco Bullding. Borough Brooklyn, in the said district, same. is 71.8• signed for the hearing of the when and where all creditors of the said rupta and other persons in Interest may attend and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said petition should not granted. the Borough of Brooklyn, on Feb. 16, 1921.

PERCY G. B. GILKES. Clerk. IN BANKRUPTCY--IN THE DISTRICT Court of the United States for the Eastern District of New York--In the matter HARRY I.

S. JONES. Notice is hereby given that a petition has been Aled in sald court by Harry L. S. Jones, in said district, duly declared bankrupt, under the act of Congress reinting to bankruptcy, and approved certificate July thereof 1,1898.

for a full discharge from all his debta and other claims provable against his estate, under said act, and that Mar. 18, 1921, at 2 p.al., at the Postoffice Building, Borough of lyn. in said district, 1g assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where all creditors of the said bankrupt and other persons in interest may attend and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said petition should not be granted. -Dated, the Borough of Brooklyn, on Deb. 16.

1991. PERCY G. B. GILKES, Clerk. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Henry Mangels 1101 F. 40th st Lillian Fearn, 33 .619 Greene ave Adolph Kallenbach, 47 ..401 Knickerbocker ave Margaret Hanson, 03 ......230 Stockholm Jacob Scheffler. 22 194 Powell st Gertrude Brown, 17 ........249 Riverdale ave William Euler, 24 1190 Hancock at Viola Clark, 24 .....1101 Putnam ave Harry Goldstein, 30 1109 Eastern Parkway Eva Werner, 94 ..1460 Park pl Philip Zuckerman, ....108 Henry st, Mhtn. Rose Lieberman, 21 ...73 Grafton st Louts Bronx, N. Y.

Ida Pearlman, 23 .1061 57th Francis Flynn, 30 .1075 Bedford ave Anna Garlich. 21 .809 Union st John Miller, 22 Malbone st Merle Sandenmaier, Bedford one lave Herman Solomon, E. 111th at, Mhtn. Sarah Rich, 23 254 S. 2d st Joseph Hollander, 28 Myrtle a.ve Alice Lippman, 19 175 Floyd st Renio Cohen, 25 450 Christopher alve Rose Nekrick, 22 ..450 Christopher ave Elliott Herschfield, 20 .2244 10.

15th nt Pauline Tarcas, 98 E. 15th Daniel Gulliksen, 22 14 4th Daumlie Fuglestad. 21 14 4th Francesco Lombardo. 22..388 New Jersey Lucina Ferraro, 16........2116 Pitkin ay George Kampe, 257 Melrose RT Anna Shaw. Melrose st Albert Ott, 24.

.520 3d dL Florence Sullivan, Warren st, Samuel Lowenstein. Franklin st Kate Hasinsky, 164 Bayard st Herman Graef, .1523 43d st Gertrude Jablin, 4205 13th av Benjamin Tepper. .639 Barbey st Anna Baron, 974 Dumont av Solomon Rosenblum. Wythe av Lena Kushner, 19. Lafayette REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Out of Town Property--Sale.

87 BELLEVILLE, N. homes; 6 rooms, bath, all 50x120. 6 rooms, bath, all 7 rooms, bath. all 60x145, 8 rooms, bath, all 50x100, 9 rooms, bath, all 60x110, 6 rooms, bath, all $9,000. Mortgage loans.

Notary public. Brown, 528 Washington as, Belleville, N. J. 16-4-w su LYNDHURST. N.

leaving town, must sell beautiful 5-room, bath, stucco house, steam heat: plot 37x175: fruit trees, chicken houses: cash $25 per month. White, 143 Stuyvesant av, Lyndhurst, N. J. 11-7 MAPLEWOOD, N. L.

W. R. six beautiful, new. Colonial residences; excellent construction; brick and frame: large plots: hardwood floors; one or two tiled bathrooms: splendid high location; easy commuting to New York. Dehls Stein, owners.

237 South st. Newark, N. J. Phone Market 4604. Write for photographs.

16-tf-suw MIDDLETOWN. N. Y-For sale. frame dwelling, consisting of 10 rooms, all modern improvements. in heart of city; residential section: 3 blocks from depot; cheap.

Fischer Adler, 2957 W. 8th st. Phone Coney Ieland 284. 13-7 MOUNTAIN LAKES, N. nine rooms, three baths, one-car garage; posseselon at once.

Inquire Mrs. A. F. Cleveland, 670 St. Mark's av.

16-7 PENNSYLVANIA Furnished boarding house. Pike County, one mile from Shohola atation. on the Erie Railroad; 60 rooms, fully furnished: running water, baths; cot. tage, barn, Icehouse; other outbuildings: 28 acres: price easy terms: brokers protected. J.

S. Holden, owner, Box 708. Port Jervis, New York. 15-7 RIDGEWOOD. N.

J. -Bargains; 6 rooms and bath. all will decorate and paint to order: near high school 10 minutes station; plot 75x100: price 5 rooms and bath, all newly painted: 10 minutes station; plot 40x100: price both vacant. Box 137, Ridgewood, N. J.

15-7 SULLIVAN N. 1 house and farm; 12 rooms; outbulldings; 50 acres: overlooking picturesque Delaware River: one mile from railroad station: 107 miles from New York City; price reasonable terms: brokers protected. J. Holden, owner, Box 708, Port Jervis, Now York. 15-7 HOTEL--Big chance: fine modern up-to-date hotel in established live-wire town: always A temperance hotel: 15 years, doing capacity business; rates, $4 and $5 per day; completely furnished: owner wishes to retire; price reasonable terms given: also have farms, all prices.

Send list of honest bargairts. Payne, Toms River. N. J. Real Estate For Exchange.

88 CITY PROPERTY-Or suburban, with cash, What have you for exchange? Call or write Mannie Rosenberg, 189 Montague st. 15-2 PROPERTY--Exchanging a specialty. Many years of experience in trading. Vacant, improved mortgages. City, suburban, country.

Ghegan Levine, 123 Kingston av. PROPERTY--City or country properties with cash. What have you for exchange? Write J. F. Curtin, 189 Montague st.

Main 8380. 13-7 8-STORY HOUSE--Brick: Fulton st, 2037: equity exchange for one or two-family, In Flatbush: cash added. R. S. Fisher, 1339 Flatbush av.

1 10-7 Wanted--Real Estate 89 APARTMENT invest up to $60,000 in modern 16 or 20-family apartment or any good clean-cut income property: must be fair value, no speculators or brokers profts. Send complete details, including price, mortgage and rents, also exact location or don't answer. Act quick. Corrigan, Box 10, Eagle Bedford branch. 13-3 otu BUILDING--Small.

suitable for plumbing business, wanted to buy; any location. J. Graf. 394 Waverly av. 10-7 COTTAGE-Boro Park, wanted detached cottage; all improvements; good block; price about Moe 3d av.

56th st. Brooklyn. 15-7 FACTORY PROPERTY--We have purchasers and tenants for desirable Brooklyn and Queens Boro factory property: owners of such property are earnestly requested to write phone. We guarantee satisfao766. Broad st, Newark, N.

J. tion. Walter Baker factory brokers, FLATBUSH-We can sell your dwelling, store property, lots, apartments, if price is right. Give us full particulars. Allard Levy, 1321 Foster av.

13-4 su HOUSE--WIll pay reasonable (pre-war) price for a strictly modern one or twofamily house, in select location, at least 3 bed rooms; all cash. Please describe fully, price, mortgage and give location or don't waste postage. Will make appointment if interested. Possession within 7 months. Address W.

Box 20. Eagle Bedford branch. 13-3 otu HOUSES--Wanted to sell and rent. Our Hill Section and Flatbush offices are always busy showing and disposing of property. We can use more.

Let us have your property on our list with complete details. Leonard N. Vaughan, 909 Fulton st, corner Clinton av. Telephone 6027 Prospect or 25 Fairview pl. Telephone Flatbush 798.

13-2t-suw HOUSE--I have a client who wants to buy a one-family house in Freeport, with all modern improvements including garage and smat grounds around it. Write full particulars to William Selleck Bough place, Brighton Beach, L. I. Phone 1583 Coney Island. 12-7 HOUSE--I desire to purchase dwelling on the Park Slope; preference given to house having 3 rooms or parlor floor, but will be interested in any other where an extension room can be added.

State lowest price and mortgage. Physician, Box B-120, Eagle office. 116-tr HOUSE--Wanted, all one-family with porch, 6 Improvements; good condition, good location, within commuting distance of New York; willing to pay $500 cash down, balance as rent. Box 0-79. Eagle 9th st branch.

HOUSE--I will buy, immediately, and do not require occupancy until May 1, a 1- family dwelling with 10 or 12 rooms and bath or 2 baths; have $6,000 In cash; must be good neighborhood. Reasonable, Box a A-120, Eagle office. 116-tr HOUSE-5, 6 rooms: plot 50x100, or larger; modern improvements; steam or hot water, gas or electricity; garage; commutIn distance: owners only; no brokers: must be cheap. Box 63, Eagle Gates av branch. 13-7 HOUSE--Act quick: 2-family frame or brick: must have 11 rooms.

between Reid and Ralph avs; about $9.000. Send full ticulars, C. Zimmerman, World building. Beekman 8386. HOUSE- -Private party desires to purchase for cash dwelling in Flatbush section, within area.

bounded by Foster, Beverly, Flatbush and Marlborough road. Reply Box 401. Brooklyn, N. Y. 11-7 HOUSE--Am destrous of purchasing residence on the Heights; price not to exceed must be in good condition and on block free from objectionable neighbors.

Refined, Box C-120, Eagle office. 116-tt HOUSE--All cash for 2-family house, between 39th and 86th eta: prico about $7,000 frame. or $10,000 brick; possession wanted 110 or May. Moe 3d av, 56th st. Brooklyn.

15-7 -A gentleman's home, with garage for 2 cars or suitable space; must have at least 12 rooms, and modern; Park Slope, Hill section considered. Box N-121, Eagle office. 12-7 HOUSES--List your 1 and 2-family houses with me: all sections; have ready buyers. L. B.

Helfand, 69 Vernon av, L. I. City, N. Y. 15-7 HOUSES--Don't buy, sell, rent.

exchange your property until V011 consult or send particulars to Richard Goodwin, 1506 Broadway. buy 3-story and basement walking distance from Fulton and Hoyt eta; must be bargain; $2,300 cash. Phone afternoons. Main 7223. 10-7 HOUSE--Wanted, modern 2-family, Eastern Parkway section, between Nostrand and Kingston av; no basement.

Phone Lafayette, 4130. 10-7 HOUSE--Wanted, one or two-family, good location; will pay cash. Mary Wright, 666 W. 207th st. N.

Y. 11-7 HOUSE -Wanted, suitable furnished rooms, around Boro Hall or South Elliott place. Telephone Henry 3237. 16-2 HOUSE-Wanted on easy terms: state particulars. Box A-123, Eagle office.

15-4t tu th su HOUSE--With garage; Prospect or Bedford section. Tel. 3934-R Sterling, evenings. 14-7 HOUSES--A. J.

Long Realty Co, 741 Flatbush ave; solicit any house that you have for sale in Flatbush. We guarantee factory results. 80-30t HOUSES- Owners will you permit me to list your property? Have buyers for one and twofamily houses. Rightmire, 847 Franklin av. 13-7 HOUSES--What have you to sell? My specialty management colored property.

John B. Moseley, 387 Cumberland st. 13-7 HOUSES--Have cash buyers for apartment houses and one or two-family houses. Lyons 1389 Flatbush av. 13-7 HOUSES--And lots turned into cash, bought, sold and exchanged by Cherrington, corner Gravesend and 16th avg.

6-23t LOTS- 40x100, between 14th and 23d. not further than Foster av. State lowest price and best. terms. A.

Crary, 68 Wil. llama st, New York. Tel. John 581. 10-7 STORE-Small store in business section in Brooklyn or New Jersey.

Address K-124. Eagle office. 16-3 Eagle Classified Ads are Specific, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Automobiles SPACE! SPACE! Imperial Garage OPEN FER. 15TH New modern garage; plenty of light. To secure space call Main 8949 or call at Garage, 432-434 Baltic near Bond st.

Rates reasonable. Commercial cars preferred. MADISON SQUARE, AUTO AUCTION 24TH OFFERS AT LEXINGTON PUBLIC AV. AUCTION NEW 'YORK EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 12 NOON To the most critical buyer or seller, the largest assortment of Pleasure or Commercial Cars ever offered to the public. commission charged it car la sold.

TELEPHONE LONGACRE :808. 15-7 D. D. AUCTION SALES Every Tuesday and Friday at 12 M. to buy or sell that car of yours, consisting of all makes and types, Fords to Pierce- Arrows, pleasure cars and trucks.

GO TO Madison Square Auction Sales Inc. 24th bet. Lexington and 3d Aves. if Enter your your car. Five percent commission car is sold.

Easy, safe, quick and sure for both 'REMEMBER! Every Tuesday and Friday at 12 m. 24th St. and Lexington Ave. Longacre 2808 DODGE BROTHERS RECONDITIONED USED CARS Dodge Brothers Sedan Dodge Brothers Limousine Dodge Brothers Taxicab Dodge Brothers Touring Dodge Brothers Runabout Dodge Brothers Commercial 25 Others of Varions Makes and Types, $250 to $2,000. Time Payments and Trades Considered.

WRITE FOR LIST BISHOP, MC CORMICK Inc, 1243 Fulton Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone Decatur 4100. Merchandise SEAL COATS, $250 Well Worth Investigation MESHEL FURRIER 367 Atlantic Near Bend St. Phone Main 1259.

826-ti su VACUUM CLEANERS Big Sale of Electric Cleaners Samples, Shopworn. Used Cleanera Richmond $65, now Frantz-Premier Eureka now Marie now santo $125, And many others. Used Cleaner ment. We sell all kinda of new and used electric cleaners on enay monthly paymenta Vacuum Cleaner Specialty Co 412 Fulton Street SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Business Schools LAMB'S The School That Gets Results Gregg and Pitman Shorthand, Touch Typewriting. Bookkeeping.

Filing. Secrotarial, Burroughs Adding Machine. ENTER NOW. BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL 327-337 Ninth Street. Telephone South 4936.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Norwegian America Line NORWAY Continental Europe Modern Twin Screw Steamers Bergensfjord. Feb. 18 Apr. 1 Starangerflord Mar.11 Apr.22 Passenger Office 8-10 Bridge N.

Y. LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTYCharles T. Dotter, plaintiff, va. Minnie Juster et defendants.

Pursuant to Judgment herein, I will sell at public auction, by Nathaniel J. Shuter, Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague street, Brooklyn, Kings County, on March 10th. 1921, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold, as follcws: All those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County Kings, City and State of New York. known and designated 03 lots Nos.

1020, 1021 and 1022 on mAp of lots Nos. 735 to 1032 of Van Pelt Manor fled January 4th, 1892. 88 and by map No. 1298 and more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of 85th street distant 340 feet westerly from the northwesterly corner of 85th street and 20th avenue, running thence northerly parallel with 20th avenue 100 feet to the centre line of the block, thence westerly along said center line of the block and parallel with 85th street 60 feet: thence southerly again parallel with 20th avenue 100 feet to the northerly side of 85th street and thence easterly along the same 60 feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the rights, title and interest of the mortgagor, of, in and to the land lying in 85th street in front of and adjoining said premises to the center line thereof.

HOWARD C. FRANKLIN, Referee. Davenport Corner, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 375 Pearl street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 216-61 8 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent--To Joseph C.

Robinson. May W. Sellman, Eline B. Cameron, Maude G. RobInson.

Thomas R. Bonner, Lionel T. Bonner, Charles W. Bonner Hoyt C. Henry Bonner, Henry C.

H. Robinson, and it said C. H. Robinson be dead, to any and all unknown persons, heirs at law and next of kin of said Henry C. H.

Robinson. Send greetIng: Whereas, Anne C. Bonynge, who resides at Locust Valley, Nassau County, New York. and Charles W. Bonner, who resides at 476 Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, New York, have presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing bearing date the 22d day of June, 1914, relating to real, and personal property, be duly proved as the last will and testament of MARY A.

ROBINSON, lately residing at No. 379 WashIngton avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, and that a certain other instrument dated February 19, 1920, be duly proved as a codicil to said will. Now, therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at tho Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 21st day of March, 1921, at ten o'clocle in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

Witness, Hon. George Albert Wingate, Sur(L. rogate of our said County. at the Borough of Brooklyn, In the Bald County, the 15th day of February, 1921. JOHN H.

McCOOEY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Paul Bonynge, Attorney for Proponents, 111 Broadway, New York City. 1 116-4t-w THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. by the graco of God free and Independent--To Agnes M.

Kerr, Alice Maude NIcoll, Lilian Spear, Alice Glassford Boyd, WIlliam Hamilton Kerr and United States Trust Company of New York, as trustee, send greetIng: Whereas, United States Trust Company of New York, having its principal place of business at No. 45 Wall Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, New York, has presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing, bearing date the 14th day of January, 1915, relating to real and personal property, be duly proved as the last will and testament of CHARLES S. SCANLAN, lately residing at No. 2119 Caton avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City New York.

Now. therefore, you and each of are hereby cited to show cause before our you Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Fall of Records, in the County of Kings. on the 21st day of March, 1921, at ten o'ciock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. In testimony whereof we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon.

George Albert Wingate, Surrogate (L. of our said County, nt the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 14th day of February, 1921. JOHN H. McCOOEY. Clerk of the Surrogate'8 Court.

Stewart Shearer. Attorneys for Petitioner, 43 Wall Street, Manhattan, New York. 1 716-4t-W Richard Bayer, 47........ Milwaukee, WIs. Gertrude Guterson, $7....

Milwaukee, Win. Albert Margolien, Lewis Anne Krefets, Lafayette Notche Ofenhain, Pitkin AV Hanna Fox, 2117 Dean Sidney Pearlstein, 16th Bertha Sofchick, ..1468 4ich Harold Bernstein, 32... Balabridge Mildred Linde, St Mark's Abraham Max, 265 Grafton Betty Goldenberg. Williams William Spinella, 28 E. 47th Man Josephine Cusimano, 18....., 488 Bad Berel Cleasin, 28.

Alabama Freda Ginsberg, Williams Ralph Johdan, 27.. 156 Fulton Jean McKnight, Fulton Harris Chalken, 36..... Bronx. N. Minnie Rosenbloom, Crown Louis Fox, 26..

1629 Eastern Parkway Flora Cohen, 510 Vermont at Sam Dressier, ..100 Cook Mollie Delatiner, Bushwick Hyman Daiell, 21. .920 Flushing Adele Cohen, 18. Manhattan Alex Diamond, 26. .215 6th st, Man Sarah Wolinsky, .594 Sackman Abraham Katz, 2034 Pacino st Ida Barkin, Eastern Parkway Paul Dillon, 21... 764 McDonough bernethy, 20.......

.43 Hull st Maurice Greenberg, 24......833 Lafayette Ethel Kessler, Ocean Parkway Abraham Bloom, 26....101 E. 128d st, Man Bertha Goldman, 22.......... Seigel st Max Jotte, 29. 167 Havemeyer Esther Pontell, 409 Rodney William Eidel. Woodhaven, L.

Dolphana Pirine. .994 Halsey Steven Condon, 439 36th at Annie Callon, 367 48th st Max Miller, 25. E. 106th at, Mhtn Mary Levy, 396 Saratoga AV Thomas Connor, ..355 Rutland r4 Marie Healy, 378 Harmon st Ralph Brush, 60. .262 Albany Alice Skinner, 38.

.262 Albany Charles Mohr, 28... 395 Classon Florence Dickson, .310 12th Peter Drew, 21.. 113A Covert at Madeline Sickel, 18.. ..105 Schaeffer at Louis Cohen, 23.. ..480 Bedford av Ruth Schwartz, 21 .142 Engert Louis Goldfarb, Bronx Ida Wolfson, 19...

318 Snediker av Carl Beck, 28.... Worcester, Ma Ida Thibodeau. Worcester. MANA Leo Weingarten, 98... ..220 Ellery st Clare Byk, 24...

Ellery st Marinus Vatter, 26... 191 Atlantie Carrie Block. 26. .129 Atlantic Dave Cohen, 22. 334 Hackman Lottie Katz, 18.

413 Wyona Duncan Barnes, 25. .452 47th Marie Du Bois, 22. Bergen Clarence Vosburg. 26. Fulton at Beatrice Beecher, 328 Madison st Oliver Dow.

83.. Langley, Wash Lillian Coates, 33. Dean Milton Hatch, 22.. .65 Park 7th pi Mertha Moseley, 410 Harris Feinberg. Bronx.

N. Esther Kramer, .361 Miller Giovanni Luccia, 36.. 150 Carroll At (Rosa Tacona, 29.. .150 Carroll Francesco Oddo, 35. 304 Scholen Francesca Recoa.

27. 190 Scholes at Samuel Levinson, 32...... 3623 16th AV Mary Bogorad, 339 Van Sicklen Max Weingard, 94. 45 Morrell Rachel Rubin, 20...... .33 Moore st Michael Abbatomarco, 37.

265 84 Tessie Scanion, 21. .841 Henry Gussie Zagerman, 25 Snediker Gussie agerman, 229 Snediker Abraham Schwab, 143 Stockton st Lena Greenpeltz, Manhattan av Joseph Weinbaum, .1610 Pitkin Cilia Difter, 23.. 514 Howard Albert Johne, 22. 629 84th st Lillian Lindquist, .8721 Ridge Blvd Joseph Lamb, 31.. ....211 W.

88th Mhtu Anna Hudak, 19. .156 Dupont at Isaac Krantzow. 29......120 Manhattan Rose Kindler. Passale, N. Irving Drucker, 30.

122 Goerck Mildred Dolf, 30..... Flushing Lawrence Van Nostrand, 27,.633 Hancock Charlotte Carbis, Charles Sarna, 23... ..1081 Lafayette Beatrice Tietelbaum. 22..017 Cleveland John Feerick. 39.....

87 Woodruff Olive Houghton, ..673 F. 21st st WEATHER FORECAST Indications Until 8 P.M. Tomorrow. Washington, Feb, 16-For Eastern New York: Generally cloudy tonight and Thursday, Probably rain or snow in extreme north portion. Warmer tonight.

Colder Thursday. Strong southwest and west winds. Local Probabilities. Fair and warmer tonight. Thursday etoud; Much colder, Strong southwest winds becoming northwest Thursday.

General Weather Indications. A11 statons east of the Atlesissippi River report decided changes to warmer since day morning. The rise in temperature amounting to from 10 to 0 degrees over the northern half of that area. Temperature falle of like magnitude are reported from northern tiona between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains. The intervenng section in occupied by a pronounced area of low pressure now central over Lake Superior and movInx rapidly eastward.

ITAL ator go datain; decided rise in temperature with Increasing southwest winds over the vicinity, followed Thursday by unsettled weather with a shift of wind to northwest and a pronounced change to colder by Thursday night. HIGH WATER. (U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Legal Standard Time.) High Water.

Low Water. A.M. P.M. A.M. New York 1:23 1:64 8:40 8:41 High water at Sandy Hook, N.

about 30 minutes earlier. SUN RISES AND SETS. (Furnished by the Coast and Geodetic Survey of New York.) February 16. February Seta. 5:3 SHIP NEWS Arrived Today.

Ship. From. Comanche, Jacksonville. Eten, Delagoa Bay. Irishman.

Antwerp. Vesta, Port Arthur. Maryland, Philadelphia, Munamar, Antilla, Leon XIII, Havana, Thordle, Greenock. Wandilla, Sydney, N. 8.

W. Gleneden, Shields. Bel Vernon, Santiago. Ben Salem, Hamburg. Megantic, San Juan.

Marengo, Antwerp. Due Tomorrow. Ship. From. General Gorgas, Haiti, Victoria, Bermuda, Hurunm, Tyne.

Carrillo, Santiago. Sail Tomorrow. Mails close Ship. Destination. In Hklyn.

Prance, Havre .7:30 A.M. Poland, Hamburg 8:30 A.M. Monterey, Havana 7:30 A.M. Santa Clara, Buenos Ship salla 12:00 M. 19:00 M.

11:00 A.M. Aires 11:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M. Arrived Today at Foreign Ports. (By Cable.) Ship.

AL Wm1. Blumer, Bahia Blanca. Vestalia, Savona. Buffalo Bridge, Leixoes. City of Oran, Calcutta.

Cadiz, Barcelona, Chna, Singapore. Leeds ty, Hamburg. Porta, Hamburg. Santa Rosa, Hamburg. Steel Engneer.

Genoa, Patria, Naples. Grace Dollar, Shanghal. Foyle, Shanghai. Dunbridge, Avonmouth. edrie, Liverpool.

HOTEL GUESTS ROBBED In a bold holdup at the Hotel Narragansett, Broadway and 94th Manhattan, Monday morning, Mr. and Mrs. William Everin, guests occupying a room on the fourth floor, were forced at the point of a revolver to deliver their money and jewels to D. lone bandit. The robbery, which brought the bandit $7,000 in jewelry and about $200 in money, became known only a last night.

HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORT 3. ATLANTIC CITY. ATLANTIC CITY. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY AT ATLANTIC CITY A Holiday of Pure Enjoyment spent in America's Resort will renew your health.

rest your nerves, improve the temper, and generally make a new man of you. The bracing salty air and bright of Atlantic never fall. SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS AT THE HOTELS. Golf. Rolling Chairs, Piers, Theatres, Comfortable and excellent train service is and Sunday for YOUR convenience.

Tickets, Pullman accommodationa and full information from local railroad ticket agents. Hotel Watkins Hotel Continental Hotel Iroquois S. Carolina Av. Tennessee Av. 8.

Carolina Av. Beach. Beach. Linton Arnold. American European A.

O. Franckle Co. Plane. Hotel Arlington Chester Inn Michigan Av. Beach New York near Terma.

V. Ernest Todd. Hotel DeVille Beach. Hotel Fredonia Kentucky Av. Beach Hotel New England Just off Boardwalk.

Dancing. Carolina near Tennessee AV. Orchestra, Beach. European Plan. Thomas M.

O'Brien. Stitzer Stiteer. REACHED IN 3 HOURS VIA PENNA. R. R.

or NEW JERSEY CENTRAL WASHINGTON ASKS CHINA NOT TO ACT NOW IN RADIO CASE Negotiations for Amicable Settlement Are Pending Between Washington and London. By ROGER AMES BURR. (By, delphia Cable to Pablo The Ledger: Brooklyn Copyright, Eagle and 1921.1 Phile Peking, Feb. 16- The American Minister has communicated to the Chinese Government a message received from the State Department at Washington regarding the British objection to the American Federal Company's concession for wireless construction. The message requests the Chinese Government not to take action alter, ing the status quo, pending negotidtions between Washington and London with a view to an amicable settlement.

Washington apparently fears that China might, under pressure from the British and Japanese legations, cancel the contract. The message states that Washington upholds the principle of equal opportunity for American enterprise with that of other nationalities in China, but containa no such strong phase as that Washington backs the American concessionnaires, as was reported. Chinese officials, state there is no danger of a cancellation of the contract. The matter now rests between London and Washington. Japan is an Anxious onlooker, and should the Americans gain their point will take the initiative and endeavor to prevent operation of the contract on the ground that it infringes the Mitsui monopoly.

NEWS OF THE SCHOOLS Miss Elizabeth Renshaw. retiring vice president of the General Organization at Erasmus Hall High School, presided at the nominating caucus at the school yesterday. Kenneth Ruch was placed in nomination by Philip Moorehouse. Wallace Chandler was nominated by Dinty Moore. The accomplishments of Barbara Dixon were set forth by Kenneth Moser.

while W. Junkerman nominated Esther Sherwood. Lawrence Engle placed the name of Marion Autin in nomination, while Gardener nominated Mildred Martin. The above candidates were then declared nominated and each speaker brought his candidate to the front of the auditorium. Elections will be held tomorrow.

Recitations were given by Senoritas Liotato, Whittman, Marcus and Schneider at the meeting of the Spanish Club of Bushwick High School yesterday. Frederick Fales is president of the club. 12-7 Henry C. Wright, director of the hospital consultation bureau will address the weekly conference of civie teachors at its inceting tomorrow at P. 8.

17, Manhattan Dr. John W. Witners, former perintendent of schools of St. Louis will assume his duties an Dean of the School of Pedagogy at New York University this week, Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown announced today. The first edition of the Manual Weekly, a new publication at the 7th ave.

school, appeared on the campus today. The staff includes Donald MeCreary, editor: Albert Ladner, assistant; Duane Berry, Dorothy Bruce, Kenchin Monroe, Sully Ross, Irving Connors. Willard Burbank and HOWard Cohn. Memorial art scholarships enabling studenta to pursue a year of postgraduate work at Pratt Institute or the New York School of Art have been established in 20 of the 27 high schools of the city. Among those recently founded are the Alice Epler Scholarat Jamaica High School, where Mise Epler gorved tor mnay years as Art teacher, and the Emma Jones Scholarship at Girls High School.

Among those nominated under these scholarships is Christian Kaestner of Flushing High School. Dr. Julius Hochfelder, executive director the V. W. and Y.

M. H. at Bath Beach announced today that Miss Grene I. Weiner has been addeu to the faculty of the institution, Arthur Klein will take charge of the class in art stud while Dr. Hochfelder will organize classes in Americanisation and Citizenship.

The Board of Examiners announced today that applications for placement on the eligible list of evening school teachere for the season of 1921-1922 should be made before March 15, next The following lists need repleutshing Evening High School French, chemistry (men and women), cooking (men and women), elocution (men and women), English (men and wom: en), freehand drawing and women), history and civics (men and women), laboratory movistant (men and women). library assistant (men and women). library practice (men and women). (women), physics (men and women), physical training (women), Pitman stenography and typewriting (men and women), Spanish (men and women). Evening Elementary Schoolmunity work to foreigners (men and women), common (men cooking (women), English to foreign.

ers (men and women). millinery (women), sewing and dressmaking (wornen), speech improvement (men and women). Trade Subjects in Evening High Schools Architectural drawing (men), electrical installation and practice (men), embroidery machine operating (women), garment machine operating (women), gas engine me chanics and auto repair (men), machine whop practice (men), drawing (men). men's tailoring (men). plumbing (men), sheet metal work ginn painting (men).

trade dressmaking (women), trade millinery (women). Teachers holding licenses in day high schools or in vocational schools or classes, may be placed on the eve ning school fists except in sewing. dressmaking or millinery. License Not will be accepted except in the ease of community work to foreigners and English to foreigners class. Hospital Association Meets There has been a decrease of ten members in the Hospital Saturday.

and Sunday Association of Brooklyn in the last year, that number having afflicted themselves with the United Hospital Fund of Manhattan. According to the financial report of the association inde last evening at the annual meeting held at 104 Livingston st. some $11,401.60 of undesignated contributions were d'stributed to the remaining eight hospitals associated with the organization. The total taken In tor the year was $11,962.10. but $705.50 this amount to be turned over te the hospitals who have gone to the United Fund.

The hospitals still connected with the organization are the Consumptives, Lutheran, Norwegian, Infants, Bushwick. Eye and Ear, Samaritan and Swedish. The moneys taken in by the association is distributed according to the number patients aided and loneth, of time that they are confined to the various institutions. WELCOME JANES PASTOR Many persons from neightoring churches joined in welcoming the Rev. Paul E.

Edwards to his new pastorate of the Janes M. E. Church last night. The edifice was thronged with well wishers for the future, and there was manifestation of whole-hearted support for the new pastor. Among the neighboring pastors who made addresses of welcome were tit Rev.

Dr. G. E. Bishop of the Bushwick Avenue M. E.

Church and the Rev. George E. Pickard of the Embury Memorial M. Church..