The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 43

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW VOKK. SUNDAY, APRIL 11. 1920 TO I.ET-BTSIMCSS VHOPEHTY. TO I.KT-B.

S1M SS IHQ1'ERTY. PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS SELF" OPER AT I YE to i.kt PftOFSBTY. To i.i.t in mms i-uoi'i in v. TO LET APARTMENTS. FROM QUEENS COUNTY I FLOORS TO LET THE AMERICAN LAW BOOK COMPANY BUILDING PHONE SYSTEM TO OUST MLLE.

CENTRAL DOCTOR OR DENTIST IMPERIAL APARTMENT oniinlltees in tjuecus were to organic during the- coming week have not rlted much interest in nolitical circles because tin- election of com- At Borough Hall REMODELED PRIVATE CORNER officers will be rather perfunctory affairs. The victories achieve, by Leader Smcjley of the I 'minerals and Leader hie liragga i the Republicans were so overwind Service Will Press a Button" Three Ex- hai ii will be impossible lor any Start Soon w. Ji jam Wmfflmi A wishes that would have a chance of changes. Gold-Kep Realty Corp. William Rae Nostrand av.

liore than 1,000 members and bit, insurgents were elected to the es are to be equipped shortly "girl-less" I publican committee and none to the democratic committee. 11 is a foie- telephone system, whereby the person wishing to make a call simply revolves 1 1 Mi small on tin 1 1 ansimuer a How hard it is tW B. once powerful 1 BULKLEY HORTON CO. thus connects automatically Willi me leader to get bach into tin- ranks attain once lie has been put out was at the primary last wed, party he wishes to can up. Brooklyn exchanges which the new labor-saving (and probably ei- 1 BEDFORD AVENUE MANSION Long Island ''ity, was de feated by a comparatively 5011ns man tlie sterling.

Cypress and Windsor exchanges. These are expected to he installed early next year. ILepnbbean County 'oiulllltlec 111 lllh de- ganization candidate puny i the Hue ii he 1. i 1 900's Ripperger Queens. He had i pel IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Corner store for lease; 6,200 square feet; large show windows on Flatbush Ave.

Willoughby and Gold Sts. QUICKLY REACHED BY SUBWAYS OR FROM ANY POINT IN BROOKLYN OR MANHATTAN Only two blocks from the most important transit point in Brooklyn Flatbush Avenue and Fulton Street. Especially suitable for automobile showrooms or a wholsale or retail business requiring high ceilings and large show windows. Write or Phone THE AMERICAN LAW BOOK COMPANY, 272 Flatbush Avenue Extension Telephone Mam 8075 powerful Hepubli William J. telenhnne swilc dibna rd operate'' ssi ss -i i i ins nrt former Governor McCoiniieh.

vas the chairman and leader tells still o.mty organization and a result of exhaustive tnvestlga-is and long-continued experiments engineers of the Bell System finalL the problem, and its first try- was In Newark, N. J. The oom-iv now believes that the result At he voiea organization for himself county leadership. Vie had the decid naming of all can Ueinonslrntod by Hie trial proves that the devices can be used In the busiest his nartv. He was au.e delates i the lead a considerable faction to the a.

WITH BVtHV 'KltN it flUffllHOT BMBO Construction Corporation, eryProonis.rlwllh mr. "S'lt. rs'reqJl'cd ChrSSan lm- Bart near CLINTON AVENUE, 316. The svstem Will be identical to that o.ie.i with the execution of a small circular slotted device fastened to the With the primaries guv loro President Connolly this wee' ok a trip to Albany, where In gav of th'is instrnnirnt that the male- i he calls. The system 'Vi'is ''A'-l'm want's to see pass the FLATBUSH AVE, CORNER FOR RENT One-Family House With Garage Legislature.

necessary to push the tenth button, are None of these i aVe of an will benefit the hot they are passed. 1 change and she makes the connection S.N00NAN. bill pro- You Just Press a Button. tor a i 75 6th Av, Corner Flatbush AV-. The dial at the base litter contains ten push-b it RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITY "decided tolly hi numbered from 1 1 the letters of the He a call, the suh- and alphabet.

To 716-720 BROADWAY Near Flushing Ave. One of the best and busiest business locations in Brooklyn, and suitable for most any good line. Fine modern store and two light floors above, with window display on street for rent to responsible tenants on satisfactory lease. An opportunity seldom offered. Chain Shirt Shops, Inc.

REALTY DEPARTMENT 5-1) Union N. Y. Stuyvesant 942. the will I HAVILAND SONS, 982 Fulton St. phone issued with the DKNTIKTS.

NOTICE! I be made in the directories be made listintr will change set out prominently. STORAGE SPACE For Household Effects THOMAS F. HEALY 76 and 78 Snyder Avenue Telephone 46 Flatbush 'Thy oi ministration has ad ire a number in the corre sponding exchange. Then the sud- number desired. spono wiiii i pie of the new listing given by the telephone company is as 101- DENTISTS, ATTENTION! This place Ji.

Arena Theatre. ant 5409 Arena, John FOR dham 4141 As simple as this idea is. the com-iny declares that until it was devel- but the Queens ay with the plum. TO LET ROOMS. satisfactory system of designating tel.

I. Pet eplione number: i-' 1,1111 t. Queens so I'm port for Mr. Pettit for me i for Supreme Court Justice. ocrats seeking to organize telephone company: Nassau i'h, Republicans of apparently lost all FLATBUSH $175 ephone number from the directory which we will assume to be 52HO," the sub scriber will first unless there is to be a K'-ncra "dial for vhich indicates when the apparatus is ready to receive nis call.

He will then insert his finger committed tc ntv Judge But ,1. Humphrey and TO LET FACTORY PROPERTY the hole of Queens getting the letter ro they will pui i any possibility candidate this MANUFACTURING LOFTS til the finger cc interesting then repeat tf 0 letters at 1 for the four Judge Humphr talking with sr reJudgo Humphr ugh the automatic immediately disoon-he apparatus returns to "I have mad' UI II. I id ii.DIVd, IIUMMI 'in. ti: 32 Court St. Main 2160.

The introdnclion of machine 5,400 Sft. FT. $3,200 PER YEAR. switching central offices will not the equipment or operation of private branch exchanges. The private branch exchange positions must, however, be equipped with calling devices to permit of the operator completing out-going calls and the circuits must be OFFICES.

that he had stated that he was going lo continue to take an interest in Queens political affairs and that he would.get active soon after July 4. line ei tin- unsubstantiated rumors is central MAY USE LORRIES offices. These changes in the pri vate branch exchange mind as the candidate for sheriff this Dentists! Doctors! Professional Building SUITES $50 Per Month Prospect 725 FOR OLYMPIC STARS made without removing switchboards, while in eases, particularly witehboards his assistant, John Theofel, had i make a trip the appointnie ition was in the slder that this pos Solution of Room Congestion Problem at the Antwerp Games. Scarcity of proper accommodations for lite Tinted States Olympic team in Belgium next summer is described in moved will be utilized in districts having manual central offices. To produce this new form of apparatus means a tremendous manufacturing task.

Three thousand new piece parts involving some 36,000 manufacturing and inspection operations, have had to be made. This means that working drawings had to be pre- he county clel elassil'ied class but HEIGHTS 123 MONTAGUE ST lot and finally with the point. So Mr. bany officials won Ricliai 1 get rday by tl (. Ml KINKSS PIIOI'I KTY TRIANGULAR BLOCK 245-7-9 FLATBUSH nmittee.

The information by Charles J. Harvey sioner Alfred llarrett is beginning (I to be developed, thousands nf tools had to be designed and ilt. additional machinery had to provided, testing gauges bad to devised and thousands of other mil but vitally important de- the ting I bOlda 0UI for him in the way of official the trams of visiting nations will be preferment, lie is sausnea to remain where he is because he has quite a lot of important things to do, but he is not so sure what would happen to his Entire 4 Story Building ROOF ADVERTISING SIGNS .1 in public school houses; still a ay and Italy having selected such i "lnrge force of operators, uarters for their athletes, nom ne teams will number up in the 1 governor and a majority of the Legislature this fall. The Commissioner would not object to being considered formation," rids. The entrants from Great IritaTn alone are expected to exceed it, nt m-oviried of course, that Presi TO LETPARTS OF HOUSES.

I LOWER FLOOR APARTMENT IN 1 DETACHED HOUSE GLEN MORRIS. I I LONG ISLAND; RENT $50 PER. MONTH FROM MAY 1ST: CHRIS-! iTIANS ONLY. CALL RICHMOND I i HILL 4142. LONG LEASE.

LOW RENT TANKOOS, SMITH CO. Z. Bagle Bedfur, The question of housing athletes rom nearly 30 nations, in addition EVENTS AT THE- INSTITUTE The Brooklyn Institute's program for this week is interesting. Tomorrow afternoon in the Lecture Hall Leon Vincent will speak on "George Flint" the entire, week the de- serious problem. There is nothing' QUEENS PUBLIC LECTURES Adolph Kruhm will lecture at th Richmond Hill H.

Stoothoff an Ridgewood Richmond Hill, tc morrow night on "Home Vegetabl tin' way of a training (rack or siting I inbitioii if photographic prints. In Hall Mondav cveninir L1. 13,000 Sft. ERIE BASIN SEC-- TI0N; GROUND FLOOR; PLENTY "mS LIGHT, STEAM HEAT; 55 CENTS gl I BUSINESS, EAGLE OFFICE. 253 MARCY AVENUE l.i housed in the public school Neck.

He Alfred W. Kliefoili will discuss "Ru-sia Today." Frank Alvali Parson-will begin a course of art lectures In the Lecture Hall Tuesday afternoon. The observatory of the department of grounds' in rotation. Another solu- opportunities I P. S.

97, Yarmouth Allied Science Saturday evenings. In the Lecture Woo.lha Sle il tell the all Tucsmix oi i.uig i night. John Henry for Steiner will talk on "Nationalizing Origin and Evolution of l.ile. special quart! from Antwerp America iniougn Language. Mrs.

M. Claire Kinney will l-eture on Venezuela and Trinidad." Thursday night at No. 91, 'Central and 1' olsoni Lecture Hall Wednesday afternoon on GARAGE-LIGHT MANUFACT ING eondnions could be ob-iined away from the noise and on-nsion of the city. was planned to ave the athletes transported to and In the same hall Wednesday Life Wit entitled by Arthur Stanley Riggs will give Kisheries" wil Friday night at Craneis Ron nnd Union Hall rom the stadium hey were required I competitioi Thursday afternoon in the Lecture P. S.

40. Saturday night will describe "Notre name at oblenz might be available for 'Theniost promising proposition ered thus far is a large building Songs of Yesterday a 80 6TH AV, COR. ST. MARK Paris." nr. John Livingston Lowes will tell of "The Way of the Subconscious" in flic Lecture Hall Thursday evening.

The Institute Players make their April appearance Friday evening lunch and dinner must nd nubhe dining oui ney from the Olympic Stadium. I was' formerly a castle belonging to rmilie.s of Bel- rut The eight hotels in Antwerp 0RM0ND PL. 45 NEAR FULTON T.OPT TO LET. 1.500 SftUARE FT. ill accommodate of Antw, i p.

Truth." This program will De in the Music Hall Saturday afternoon and evening. The Institute Chess Club will hold its annual moet- PLENTY OF LIGHT, AND ELE oe'made weeks In advance. It Is expected that son of 1 large arounda. VATOR. 791 BEDFORD AV.

cataloguing piivaie laio- trouble will TO t.KT -HOU8K8, ilies of Antwerp and more than 2.0011 have already been listed with pros- peels of ,1 1.U I I et 1 lee 1 IIUllllM ri.e, eni.l.-d us A H. and in, vessel by the great influx of rats from all parts of the world Ulie will combine inspection of the Saturdnv evening. The department of sociology announces a Held trip to Blai Swell's island Baturdaj afternoon. An illustrated lecture and conferee, Lichens" is scheduled for the nee Room Saturday evening, the lettii-ci being Dr. George C.

Wood. l.sttlel elds lo with attendance at iJcLASSON AVENUE, 272. Breakfast will of these rooms, 12l lirv.rly Jbe served with Ad.Urf Pox inlliKV,.