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1 REAL' ESTATE NEWS LEASE LARGE SERVICE STATION. M. C. O'Brien, as broker, leased the one-story brick building on south side of Atlantic avenue 100 feet east of Kingston avenue, 150x100, which is to be used as a service station by the Chevrolet Motor Company. This station is to take care of the work from the Brooklyn branch.

The lease involves $60,000 and extends over a term of four years. BUY IN HUMBOLDT CORNER. At the Vesey Street Salesrooms in Manhattan, yesterday, there was sold at auction by Joseph P. 179 and 181 Boerum street a and DiNe to 130 Humboldt street, the northeast corner, 50x100, for the Rebecca S. Blumenthal estate, to one of the heirs for $21,500.

The property has stores on the street level and lofts upstairs. The Blumenthals control the United Dressed Beef Company. SALE IN MAPLETON SECTION. The Alco Building Company, assoclated with Realty Trust, sold the onefamily, semi-detached, brick dwelling 2110 Sixty-sixth street, in the ton district, to Abraham Goldberger. SELLS FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING.

Tutino have sold for Christopher F. Rosch, to a client, for brick stores apartments 04820 investment, thia four-story double Fifth avenue. New Buildings. DECEMBER 20. None fled.

Alterations. DECEMBER 20. 6 4th st, 8, 134.2 Havemeyer st, interior alterations to 6-story store tenement; cost $500. Owner. it Horowitz, Van Buren st; architect, Goldstone.

31st st, cor Railroad av, extension to 3-story dwelling; cost $2.000. Owner, A Feinberg, on premises; architect, Nurick. W. 31st st, same location, extension to 2- story dwelling; cost $800. Owner arcuitect as above.

Lis Pendens. DECEMBER 20. Jay st, 8. 94 ft a Nassau st, 24.6x102.9, Griggs agst Forrester et al; A Aubery (a). 56th st, 5, 20 ft 16th av, 20x100, South Bklyn Savings Loan A Assn agst Nathan et al; Wm Bolger (a).

Van Brunt st, cor Van Dyke st, 25x 69, Graham agst Realty Co et al: Thompson (a). Lincoln pl, 8, 575 ft Underhill av, 50x 100, Realty Associates agst Conrad Const Corpn et al; A Williams (a). 79th st, 8, 301.9 Narrows av, runs 100 180 108.1 60.1 to Shore rd 8 109.3 0 124.11 96.10 to 79th st 18.11 to beg, Home Title Ins Co of New York agst Bennett et al; Davenport Corner (a). Willow st, cor Clark st, 101.1x101.2. Natl' Savings Bank of the CIty of Albany egst Imperator Realty Co et al; Thompson (a).

Lincoln pl, 625 ft Underhill av, 50x 100, Realty Associates agst Conrad Const Corpn et al; A Williams (a). 59th st, 8 cor 2d av, 100x100.2, Mears agst Union Heights Realty Co ano; Thompson (a). Mechanics' Liens. DECEMBER 20. Church av, No 3019, Herscowitz agst Wolfson $74.30 Ridge bivd, Nos 6823 6831, A Falciglia agst Biltmore Const Corp.

Inc $400 48th st, 8 100 ft 8th av, 82.4x100.2, Rendelstein agst A Realty Corp A Donnelly $680 Carroll st, No 170, R. Corsini agst Mauro Mauro $200 Judgments. DECEMBER 20. (Name first given that of judgment debtor.) Katz, "John' Incerto, by Scaramell, E--M $26.69 her guard. Incerto $276.40 Wilkinson, F-Piel $50.29 Kotimsky, N--Same $59.94 Combes, -W Stilwell.

$678.89 Walters, W--R Short $97.40 Murray, as admtrx of Burns, decM Burns $25.00 Rockefeller Co--E Bennett $72.67 Loyal Bldg Co, Inc--King Elevator Co. Inc $62.16 Stothard. E--Fairbanks $47.00 Luria, D--Bklyn Heights $143.98 Luria, H--Same $147.38 Murphy, Rose Loomer, individ as co-partners (Rose Loomer), Loomer Rose-Union Bank of Brooklyn $2.096.88 L. Development Co, Inc--King Elevator Co, In3 $155.62 Tracy, also known as Miss Tracy--Dayton Montgomery, $15.85 Upton Service Corp Dubroff-Nolos Realty Corp $505.20 Same--Same $525.20 Hendrick, C--A $28.100.00 Peoples Turst Co Cuddihy O'Donnell, as exors of O'Donnell, dec--E O'Donnell $500 Levin, Kronenberger Co-P Gloster $208.00 Costello, M-i' Halliburton $1,132.67 Levin, Kronenberger Co--R Gloster, an infant. by Gloster, his guard.

Terry Tench Co. Inc--R $98.22 A Edwards Sales Service Co, IncB Goodrich Rubber $86.77 Wilson. M--U Title Guar $173.35 Levy, C-S Bloom $216.40 Maricondo, R--L $48.40 A A--F Gilbert et $115,05 Birnhak, Roselbach (B Cloak Suit Co)-S Miller et $187.94 Webster Development Strauss -H Vossnack Jr. Inc $141.48 Poilson, H--W Gahagen, Inc $92.60 Cohen, J-J Burke, an infant by Burke, his guard $881.85 Abrams, Stutz Friedman--C A Coe $3,186.88 Beatty, R. extrx of Beatty, dec-R Bach $350 Richards, E--Am Law Book Bklyn Investors Corpn Schumer--Herman Vossnack Jr.

Inc $87.75 Gettyes, CH 1, Sills $68.26 Hammond. M---P $116.10 181st Street Bldg Corpn-Pierce, Butler Pierce Mfg Co Emmons, C- Anchor Corrugating Const Co, Inc $141.26 Endress. F--E Gato Cigar $91.10 Lewis, D-J Prendergast Kopelowitz Co, Inc-W Perlman $195.40 Myers, A S-H Block $100.47 Errante, (Staten Island Tile Co)-Matawan Tile Co $236.91 De Selding, (De Selding Bros)- Goldman $539.40 Terra Firma Holding Co, Inc-Standard Lime Co $76.05 Kowalsky, J-New Process Electro Corpn ano $110.80 Judgments Satisfied. DECEMBER 20. Weeks.

E. 1911--J Rauck. Clarke. A. 1916-D McCoy et $55.00 $101.76 Morgan, 1917-Rudolph Wurlitzer Co $265.72 Cozine, 1917-F Szemko, Ine.

$733.38 Peters, C. 1917-T 1 Dixon. $95.03 Peru Realty Co. Inc. 1914-A Cass $422.14 Levin, M.

191-1-A Hageman. $1.068.35 Same, 1910-A Denton $290.33 Same, 1910-M Van Siclen. $175.00 Mortgages. DECEMBER 20. 2D ST.

8, 90 ft Av I. 20x100, A Mac Roberts to Dyer. M. December 19, Install. SARATOGA, 6 per cent.

$750 Bldg Corp to Feldman. December 14, install. 6 per cent. (5-1433) $1,750 A AV. 8 Pacific st.

50x100, PACIFIC Docember ST. Moses to Bklyn Trust Co. 18 due December 1, 1922, 5 per cent. (5-1203) $5,500 PUTNAM AV. same to same, M.

December 18. due December 1, 1922, 5 (6-1830) $4,250 per cent. av. MOFFAT 19.4x100. ST.

5 Cohn. 155.8 Evergreen December wife. to Beissel, 19, 3 years, 5 per cent. (11- 34430. $3,000 ATLANTIC AV.

cor Wyona st, 'annace to Denker, M. December 20. 3 years. 6 HINSDALE per cent. 8.

(12-3673). $2,500 ST. 150 ft Dumont av, 50x100, Horowitz ano to Perman, M. subject to mort $18.000. November due June DOSCHE? 15, 1921 ST.

8, 180 (12-3783). ft Pitkin Tunison, wife, to 20x 79.4, December 19, 3 years. Magaw, per cent. (13- 4232) ST. $1.800 MELROSE 8, 100 ft a et bocker al.

av. 25x100, October 15, Seafdi Install, to I Digiovanna Knicker6 per cent. (11-3165) PRESIDENT ST. Hadden to Franklin $2,500 Trust Co. M.

December 20, '2 cent. (5-1407) years, 5. per CLEVELAND ST. 8, 94 ft Dumont $5,000 av, 98x90. Index Import Co, Ine, to State December 14, demand.

6 ner cent. Bank. (13- 4080) CLEVELAND ST, $5,000 190 ft 120x90. same to same. December 14, Dumont demand.

6 per LOTS cent. (13-4080) $5,000 NEW RD. 11 cor Christopher av, I Wirsrok, mort to Riohop Really, Inc, M. subject to $14.000. December 19, 9 years, 6 per.

GATES cent. (12-3856) $2.260 AV. Crisar to M. Collins. M.

December 18, 4 years, per cent. (6- 1811) $2.700 MIDDLETON ST, L. Cohen. wife. to Epstein.

M. December 19, 5 years, per cent. (8-2242) $6,000 19TH ST. vi 88.11 Kings Highway, 20x60. to Pandelaky, $1.350.

wife, to Reuther. subject mort September 1. 3 years, 5 per LEE cent. AV. (20-6794 B) $1.650 cor Ross 40:75.

Realty Co to Title 0 Co. December 19 (8-2183) $14.000 LEE AV. 1 40 ft Rogs st. 20x75. game to same, December 19 $4,500 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE.

NEW YORK. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1917. 13 United Jewry Will Solve Problem of Helping Poor The past two weeks' campaign for funds from Jews of this borough has brought to the attention of Brooklynites certain conditions that have been pointed out during the past ten years in this department of The Eagle. In interviews with prominent Jews of this country and in special articles in this department it was shown that Brooklyn in Its attack on the charitable, educational and religious prob.

lems of this borough was provincial, because the large Jew population of the borough was not united and did not The operate. needs of the Jewish co population of this borough, It was shown, were the answers to such conditions that big drive revealedunity of purpose by orthodox and reformed, Jews Jews, of Jews every of section every of nation- the borough, for one purpose- the proper care of the sick, needy and orphaned Jews of this borough. The problem of insufficient Jewish education of boys and girls in this borough was shown to be appalling. The religious schools as conducted were far from sufficient in the matter of accommodations or efficient in method of It was indicated in a series of articles that either the wealthy congregations of the borough must meet this pressing problem or the future of the Jewish people in this borough is nothing but a matter of days, The burning question in Brooklyn Jewry is the indifference of the Jewish young men and the ignorance of the Jewish boys girls in matters of Jewish history, ethics, customs and traditions. With a united Jewry, with the doing away of all duplication, the waste of money, energy, and having the financial problems of all charitable and educational institutions solved by a.

centralized organization, there is a decided belief that the needy will be properly cared for and the Jewish boys and girls so educated that they will be able properly to interpret Judaism in the light of modern conditions. Leon Meyer Resigns. At the last meeting of the board of trustees of Temple Israel it was decided that the matter of the successor to Rabbi Nathan Krass be postponed till the final decision on the part of the committee on rabbi makes a final report. It was also announced by the president, Albert L. Levi, that Leon Meyer, the chairman of the Sunday school committee, has resigned from the committee and that Aaron Marcus, the secretary-treasurer, has been selected to head the Sunday school committee.

Other members appointed to that committee by Mr. Levi are: Joseph Lowenstein, Herman Weinberger and M. Wechsler. The rest of the committee includes Morris Alexander. J.

Jacobs, Budd Mandell, Samuel Rothenberg and Harry B. Rose. Benjamin B. Greenberg is the superintendent of the Temple Israel religious school. Meeting Home for Aged.

The Hebrew Home for the Aged will have its annual meeting on Janu- OBITUARY See also Death Notices, last page. MRS. MARCIA ANN HATCH GUERBER, 81 years old, of 522 Second street, South Brooklyn, widow of. Adolphe L. Guerber, died yesterday from old age.

Her funeral services tomorrow afternoon will be con)ducted by the Rev. Arthur Cummings, and the Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Guerber was born In Mount Clemens, and her father, the late Frederick Hatch of Vermont, was one of the founders of that town. Her late husband was a dry goods merchant, and was a war.

den for many years of St. Paul's P. E. Church, Clinton and Carroll streets, when the family lived in the Carroll Park District. Mrs.

Guerber was also active in the work of St. Paul's Church. She was married at the age of 22 years, and had been a resident of Brooklyn since that time. She is survived by A niece. Mary, the wife of Dr.

Edward S. Hodgskin of Brooklyn, and a nephew, Judge James G. Tucker of Mount Clemens. WALTER F. KEENAN, 47 years old of 301 Baltic street, a well-known resident of the Eighth Assembly District, where he was formerly a Democratic election district captain, died yesterday from acute indigestion.

His funeral will be held on Monday morning, with a requiem mass in the R. C. Church of St. Paul, Court and Congress streets, Interment following In Calvary Cemetery. Mr.

Keenan was associated with his brother William In the iron steampipe and fittings business in New Chambers street, Manhattan. and was formerly for twenty-four years city manager for the John Simmons Company In the same line. He was born in New York City, and had lived In Brooklyn nearly all his lifetime. He was a past district deputy of the Knights of Columbus and a member of St. Paul Council, No.

655. He was the son of the late Andrew Keenan, a veteran of the Civil War, and member of Rankin Post, G. A. and Julia Keenan. He was a bachelor and 1g survived by his mother, two brothers, Ross C.

and William Keenan, and a sister, Miss Julia Keenan. JOHN JOSEPH MEEHAN, 62 years old, 629 Ninth street, manager for the Morrisdale Coal Company, and for many years a restdent of Brooklyn, died yesterday from arteriosclerosis, Mr. Meehan was born 10 New York City and was active in Catholle circles. He WAS A past grand' knight ol Commodore Barry Council, of and member of the R. C.

Church of St. Saviour, Eighth avenue and Sixth street, where requiem mass, will be offered tomorrow morning, interment following in Holy Cross Cemetery, Mr. Meehan WAS a member of the Twelfth Assembly District Democratic Club. He is survived by two sons, the Rev. Ward Meehan, chaplain of the Sixtleth Regiment of U.

'S. Infantry, stationed at Charlotte, N. and formerly assistant rector of St. Teresa's R. C.

Church, Classon avenue and Sterling place, and Reginald Meehan, a member of a United States regiment now In France, and a daughter, Miss Adeline Meehan, a teacher in Public School No. 113. "American Soldiers' and Sailors' Diary for 1918," by Mary Parker Converse (E. P. Dutton New York).

A little gift for the departing sailor or soldier which will enable him to keep an account of the thrilling experiences which are sure to be his. The TimelsNow HE holidays are rapidly drawing near. It is a most acceptable opportunity to look over the new designs in Christmas and New Year's Greeting Cards. Make an early selection. Place your order in advance.

Have the cards all ready and avoid the last minute rush. There are so many things to be looked after just a few days before Christmas. Attend to ordering your cards and plate now. THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE PRINTING, ENGRAVING AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Room 503 Eagle Building 305 Washington St. Brooklyn, N.

jary 6, in the home building, Dumont and Howard avenues. The report of the officers will be submitted and election of officers held, There is no superintendent at the Home for the Aged at present. Mrs. Steinbrink Praised. The selection of Mrs.

Meier Steinbring as a member of the Local School Board in the Park Slope section is beling received by men and women of that district with a great st deal of pleasure. Just like Mr. Steinbrink, Mrs. Steinbrink is greatly interested in civic affairs, particularly matters educational. Stewart Steinbrink, one of the two children of Mr.

and Mrs. Meier Steinbrink, although but 10 years of age, is about to 'be graduated and is considered one of the brightest boys that ever attended his school. Results in Jewish Drive. The results of the efforts made by the captains and their teams in the half million dollar campaign drive for the relief of sufferers here and abroad, as well as for Brooklyn Jewish charities, are expected very soon. Many of the neighborhood teams worked during the two weeks with a zeal and enthusiasm never heard of or expected in Brooklyn charitable endeavors.

During next week Nathan S. Jonas, chairman of the campaign committee of this drive, will call a meeting of the captains and interested workers in this campaign to help him decide as to the distribution of the funds collected. Boys to Have Reunion. Tomorrow afternoon boys from the different Sunday schools of this borough and of Manhattan will attend the first reunion of Camp Berkshire, to be held in the form of a luncheon at the Imperial and a theater party at the Orpheum. New Workers of Y.

M. H. A. The Young Men's Hebrew Association of Brooklyn will have a new superintendent and a new gymnastic instructor, beginning the first of the year. Charles Nosckes of the Peoples Branch of the Educational Alliance will be in charge of the tional and social activities of the so- ciety at 345 Ninth street.

Boy Scout Demonstration. On Thursday evening in the Sunday School rooms of Temple Israel, Lafayette and Bedford avenues, the second annual demonstration and exercises of the Temple Israel Boy Scout Troop will be held. Mr. Anschell, one of the members of the Temple Israel, is the scoutmaster. Dr.

William F. Slocum of League to Enforce Peace will be the speaker Sunday morning at the Jewish Endeavor Society, in the audiitorium of the Eighth Avenue Temple. Campaign for Home for Aged. A campaign has been started this week by the members of the Hebrew Home for the Aged, so that the wing needed to house the incurable and chronic sick may become a reality in the near future. A record breaking crowd filled the synagogue of Congregation Baith Israel Anchei Emes, Harrison and Court streets, on Sunday evening, December 16, at the joint Chanukah entertainment of the Sunday School and the Talmud Torah.

A fine excellently executed, was by those present. STENGLE ADVISES WOMEN OF 4TH A. D. Tells New Voters to Take Advantage of Opportunity. Women of the Fourth Assembly District demonstrated to the men voters of the district last night that they intend to take a hand henceforth in things political in that district.

The Women's Democratic of the Fourth Assembly District held its initial public meeting in the rooms of the Seneca Democratic Club, at Bedford avenue and Taylor street. For reasons best known to themselves they invited the members of the Seneca. Club to be present. Perhaps the reason was that they feared they would not have a very large crowd without the men. Their fears were all dispelled shortly after doors of the club were opened, thia by the time the meeting was well under way there was hardly a man to be seen, while the front and rear parlors of the club probably held 300 women, with many of them sitting in the lobby and on the stairs, while the men had to suffice themselves with cigars in the upper rooms or in the basement.

One by one the men departed until the only three men in the parlors were Deputy County Clerk Thomas J. Drennan, the executive member, who was a to preside: Congressman James P. Maher and Charles I. Stengle, Leader Drennan in his address of welcome said that he had a been authorized by the Democratic organization to extend to the ladies the freedom of the clubhouse for any night they might see fit; also the smaller rooms for committee meetings, ete. He said he was glad to know there were 80 many women Democrats in his district as it augured well for the success of the ticket at the gubernatorial election next fall.

Dr. Laura M. Riegelmann, sister of Borough President-elect Riegelmann, to whom Mr. Drennan extended the chairmanship of the meeting, said that it was not a part of the program for her to make a speech, but that she had invited Charles I. Stengle, who had been a fighter for the equal suffrage cause for the past twenty-five years, to make an address on "Organization and Enrollment." Mr.

Stengel spoke of his experience in seeking to get votes which he always considered the women had deserved, and said that in his own family there were now two Republican votes while his was the only Democratic one. He said that the men and women were now equals and that it behooved the men to talk with their wives on the issues of the campaign on a. fifty-fifty basis. He said the two great twins which were born on November were Opportunity and Responsibility and that the women must take advantage of both of them. Borough President-elect Riegelmann was a late arrival.

He apologized for his tardiness, saying that he other engagements which also had to be attended to, but that he was glad to see such an outpouring of women Democrats. He intimated that his slate had already been completed, but would not say whether or not the new voters were to be given representation on it. Miss Amy Wren also spoke. She congratulated the women of the Fourth Assembly District on their great showing and urged them to use their now power to the greatest advantage. Others who spoke along the same lines were Congressman James T.

Maher, Assemblyman Peter McArdle and Assemblyman Alexander Bassett. MARCY AVENUE CHURCH. To Give Special Christmas Music on Sunday Next. Special Christmas music will be sung at both services at the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church 011 Sunday, December 23, Selections to be ren- dered in the morning are: Anthem. Star of Bethlehem" (Coombs) solo, "The Christ Child' (Buck): anthem, "Before the Heavens Were Spread Abroad" (Parker).

The evening program will include Buck's "Festival Te Deum" and "The Virgin's The following Helections from "The Messiah" will also be sung: Chorus, "And the Glory the Lord:" baritone solo. "But Who May solo and chorus, Thou That soprano solo, "Rejoice Greatly," and the "Hallelujah Chorus." The choir is under the direction of George Corwin Stout, organist. The chorus of forty voices assisted by Mrs. Ada M. Passover, soprano; Miss Florence Mulholland, alto: E.

B. Sanchez, tenor; Royal Dadmun, baritone. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS IN KNITTING CLUBS Three Formed at Eastern District-Use Pockets for Work. The boys Eastern District High School are learning how to "plain and purl." haven't yet had the courage to adopt knitting bags girls, but use their pockets as reception cles for wool, knitting and needles. Three boys' knitting clubs have been formed.

One is under the direction of Miss Anna L. Wagenschutz of the modern language department. They are mostly 4A boys. Another club meets during third period on Tuesday, and consists of all boys who are willing to sacrifice the study period to click the needles. Miss Mary S.

Ayres, a teacher of English, is the director of the third club, which is composed mainly of her 1A boys. The girls of the school are not going to let the boys have all the honors. Those of the third floor have the best record for knitting in the school. Their teachers are Misses Anna B. Griffiths, Magna Kretschmar, Anna L.

Wagenschutz and Esther Harmon. The girls have completed eighteen sweaters, seven mufflers, five pairs of wristlets and three helmets. A large number of other articles are about complete. Some sixty are waiting for wool, which is expected to arrive after the holidays. Boxes with stuffed dates made by the students and teachers have been mailed to the boys in war service, and each box contained greetings written by the 4A English class, of which Miss A Ayres The is service teacher.

committee of the school has received information that John T. McNeal, a graduate of the school and a teacher, has passed his examination for admission to, the tion Corps. On account of his knowledge of French, he expects to train in France or Italy. Harry Smith, who graduated in January, 1915, has enlisted in the Signal Corps, and has been assigned to the school of instruction at City College. was a prominent member of many school societies.

LONG ISLAND ARMY ORDERS Major H. W. Jervey, judge advocate, National Army, will proceed to Camp Mills and report to the commanding general, Forty-first Division. Temporary Second Lieutenant Monroe Hurt, Signal Corps, will proceed to Garden City and report to the commanding officer. Second Lieutenant Nathan J.

Stern, Quartermaster Corps, National Army, report to the commanding general, Camp Upton, for assignment to the depot brigade, Seventy-seventh Division. Second Lieutenant Owen C. Torrey, Infantry Reserve Corps, will proceed to Camp Upton and report not later than December 31, 1917, for assignment to duty. Previous orders, directing Second Lieutenant Kenneth B. Wood, fantry Reserve Corps, to proceed to Leon Springs, are revoked.

Lieutenant Wood will proceed to Camp Upton. The following named retired enlisted men (Engineers), now at the addresses set after their respective names, are ordered to active duty in their grades: Sergeant William Burke, 53 Farrington street, Flushing, L. and Sergeant James Sterling, 90 Throop avenue, Brooklyn. Second Lieutenant John Henry Eisele, Aviation Section, Signal Reserve Corps, is assigned to active duty and will report to the commanding officer, Garden City, for assignment to duty. Temporary luty, with the 302d Engineers, Camp Upton, is ordered for the following: Captain James P.

Leaf, Captain Abel F. Simpson, Captain John S. Thompson, Captain Harry H. Barrows. Captain Harry E.

Hollingsworth, Captain Clinton Plumly, First Lieutenant Curran Rogers, First Lieutenant Arthur M. Rosenblatt, First Lieutenant Edward D. Seymour, First Lieutenant Robert H. Reid, Second Lieutenant Charles H. Ingle, Second Lieutenant Frederick M.

Kipp Second Lieutenant Howard L. Lambert, Second Lieutenant Mark Lemmon. Second Lieutenant George E. McNayr, Second Lieutenant Edward W. Martin, Second Lieutenant John Edwards Second Lieutenant Claude A.

Lyon, Second Lieutenant William J. H. Manning, Second Lieutenant Jacob E. Prettyman, Second Lieutenant William O'C. Durbin.

LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTYJacob Silvernan plaintiffs, against Michael Simon et defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled November, action and 1917, bearing the date the undersigned, 15th day the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Nathaniel Shuter, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. on the second day of January, 1918.

at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed By said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Eorough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the corner formed by the in-. tersection of the northeasterly of Central avenue with the northwesterly side of Linden street: running thence northwesterly along the northeasterly northeasterly side of Central avenue 25 feet; thence parallel with Linden street and part of the distance through A party wall 95 feet: thence southeasterly and parallel with Central avenue 25 feet to the northwesterly side of Linden street, and thence southwesterly along the northwesterly side of Linden street 95 feet to the point or place of December 8, 1917. HARRY ZIRN, Referee. Joseph A. Whitehorn, Plaintiffs' Attorney, 191 Broadway, Brooklyn, N.

Y. d11-6t tut SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY--The Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn, plaintiff, against Sollie Lewis et defendante. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, made and entered in the above-entitled action, And bearing date the 30 day of December. 1917. the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named.

will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Natbaniel Shuter, auctioneer, No. at the Brooklyn Real Estate change, 189 Montague street, In the ough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on Wednesday, December 26. 1917, at 13 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, und therein described as follows: All that certain lot of land, situate in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at point on the southerly side of Madison street, distant two hundred and sixteen feet easterly from the corner formed by the intersection the of the southerly side of side of Madison street easterly Throop avenue; running thence southerly and parallel with Throop avenue and part of the distance through party wall one hundred feet: thence easterly parallel with Madison street twenty-six feet; thence northerly parallel with Throop avertie and part of the distance through another party wall one hundred feet to the southerly side of Madison street: thence westerly along the southerly side of Madison street twenty-six feet to the point or place of begioning. -Dated. December 4.

1017. JACOR W. KAHN. Referee, Clarke Frost, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 215 Montague Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

d4-6t tut 16.4x97.6. Bravy to A Eravy, 251.A Saratoga av, Inort $1.500 (6-1561). $2 STONE AV. 140 Lott av, runs 100 160 20 5 90 80 to av 180 to beg. Rader to Stern.

746 Stone av. Sitzman. ,00 Saratoga av (12- 3855), a 110 STERLING ST. 3. 410.6 Rogers av, 20x100: also Sterling st, 470.6 a Rogers av.

40x100. Sterling st. 8. 530.6, 8 Rogers av. 20.2x100, Neblung to Neblung, Chicago.

Ill, all liens (8- 1315) SUTTER AV. 80 ft Berriman 20x100, Ellenbogen to Lehman, 336 Miller av, all liens (13-4053) nom STONE AV. 8, 306.3 5 Riverdale av, 18.9x 100. A Meltzer to Gordon, 1206 Kings Highway, mtgs $2,935 (12-3828, 8 60c, val cons $100 SUTTER AV. 8.

ft Union st. 60x100: also Sutter av. 100 ft Union st, 50x100, Elliott to Gardner, 22 Grove st, all liens (12-3531), 60c UTICA AV. 8, 100 ft a Montgomery runs 100.6 to Lefferts av 155.3 to East New York av, still 19.10 87.2 224. 100.

to beg. Reilly to Reno Realty Co. 44 Court st, subj mtgs all liens 1425), 8 $2 nom VAN BRUNT ST. 160.3 Commerce st, 17.10x90: also Union st, $3 Columbia st, 20.6x100, Leone to A Pollzzotto, 120. Union st, all liens (2-517 842), $2 WOODRUFF AV.

8 8, 116.7 pl. runs 8 138.2 40.2 1.5 6 0.10 150.10 to av 43.5 to beg, Realty Associates to Murphy, 912 35th st, mtg $31.500 (16- 5063) 35TH ST, s. 320 ft Mermaid av. Creamer Co, Inc. to Kurtz Offenberg.

2923 32d st, mtgs $5.500 (21-7006), $1 QUEENS BOROUGH, Mechanics' Liens. DECEMBER 19. Mowbray pl, ft Austin st. 50x 100, Kew Gardens, Jamaica, Paragon Plaster BA Co, claimant, agst Rydens, owner; A Constr Co. Inc, Judgments.

DECEMBER 19. first given that of Judgment Burggraf, "Frederick" (fictitious), Burggraf-S Katz Mi- $105.48 Dorman, -Encyclopedia Press, Inc $91.77 Gregorious, P-T de Graffenreld $115.10 Martin. Kent, I Rosenbeck, Winkel. Valley Stream House Home Co Windsor Land Impt Co--L Reinhard $1,251.53 Thomas, Thomas- Pangburn $170 Vario, an infant, by 'c Vario, her guardian-C Wender $109.65 Valk, N-E $89.50 Mortgages. DECEMBER 19.

Bartels, org, to Rodler, lots 211 .212, map of property of the Long Island Real Estate Exchange Investment Co the City Brooklyn, at Ridgewood Heights $6.500 Same to same, lots 211 212, map property of the Long Island Real Estate, Exchange Investment Co of the City Brooklyn, at Ridgewood $4,500 Gretschel, to Nelson, lots 156 168. bk 7, A map of property in $1,800 Hurwitz, to Donaldson, Newtown av, cor 2d at, 50x100, $2,500 Gonop, to Mathews Bldg Co, Luyster st. 158.8 Grand av. 27x100, City $3,500 Manley N. to Wellman, 4th 8, 50 ft 8 Washington av, 25x100, City $1,000 Bertins.

to Monlenhoff, Gerry av, 8, 280 ft Hanover st, 40x95, Elmhurst $2,000 Nygren, to A Thompson, Oak A 9. 356.8 New York av. 20x100. Cedar Manor $600 Schwebler, P. to Leiblein, Cooper av, 8 106.5 Lafayette av, 40x152.8, Glendale.

$800 Scott, G. to Middendorf, Harriman AV, 220 ft Edgemere av, 50x150, Far Rockaway De Bevolse, M. to Schrader. Chichester AC, cor Curtis av, 40x97, Morris Park $1,300 Assignments of Mortgages. DECEMBER 19.

Barrymore, to nom Essig, as trustees, to Queens County Trust Co, as $1,500 Same to $8,000 Mathews Co to $3,500 Long Island Bond Mort Guar Co to Hartman $5.000 Mathews Bldg Co to Link. $3,500 Relzenstein to $2.000 Same to Will $1,000 Reliance Real Estate Co to 'c' Hendrickson $2,750 Stier-Bauer, Inc, to $1,050 Title Guar Trust Co to Middendorf $3,000 Conveyances. DECEMBER 19. Belmont Powell Holding Co to Simonson, 59 Pennsylvania av, Bkln, lots 21 to 24 inc, bik 18, map of Douglas Manor, Douglaston nom Berg, A W. to Riche Impt Co, Inc, 43 Cedar st, Mhtn, Danube st, 6, 164.7 Rockaway road, 25x103.5, nom Bluhm, to Kottman, 453 Central av, lots 300, 301, map of South Williamsburgh, in Newtown nom Byrnes, to Byrnes, 175 Macon st, Bkin, lots to 6 inc, bik 10, lots 8 to 10 Inc, blk 19, map of Lawrence Manor, at Bayside nom Same to Same, lots 32, 33, bik 9, map of Lawrence Manor.

at nom Cary, ors, to Hulse. 368 Quincy st. Brooklyn, Lawrence st, 140 ft Higbee av. 40x100, Jamaica Dates, to Grande, 61 11th st, Manhattan. lot 198.

map of the 3d addn to Hamilton's Homesteads. at Corona $4,800 Dinger, B. to Rau, 860 Belmont aV, Brooklyn, lot 290. map No 1 of property of Realty Alliance Associates. Jamaica.

nom Dunton. W. to Long Island Co, Penn Station, Manhattan, a strip of land running from Central av to Wilson av, strip of land running from Boerum av to Murray st, $1,667 Meacham Son to Anton, Courtland st, Manhattan, lots 67 to 69. Inc, bik 19. amended map of Richmond Hill Gir cle No 2, Woodhaven $250 Eisinger.

J. Jh. to Buchheit, 1917 Harman st, Ridgewood, Stanhope st. 170 ft Fair View av, 25x100, Newtown $100 Same to same, Harman st, 8, 150 ft Woodward av. 50x100, Erickson, to Johnson, 116 117th st, Manhattan, Maure av, 120.2 Liberty av, 25x100, Jamaica nom Essig, J.

as trustee. to Queens County Trust Co, as trustee, 375 Fulton st. Jamalca, Johnson av, cor Stewart av, 50x105, Richmond Hill $7.900 Heidelberger, C. ors, to Russell, 16 Bergen st, Brooklyn. 60 ft Seymour st.

60x97.8, Hendry, J. to Silman Investors, Inc. 44 Court st, Brooklyn, Corona av. 8, 235 ft tv Hanover av. 21.4x134, Slmhurst $760 Hulse, to Chase, 1432.

Walnut st. Richmond Hill, Lawrence st, 140 ft Higbee av. 40x100. Jamaica. nom Jamaica Park South Realty Corp to Oakley, 105 Federal st.

Pittsburg, Pa, lots 32 to 34 inc. map of Jamaica Park South. sec 1, Jamalca Kolstad, A. to A Ledogar, 335 Olean View av, Woodhaven, lot 94, map of Richmond Hill West Kottman. to A Bluhm.

1629 George st. Evergreen, lots 300 301, map of South Williamsburg In Lancaster Sea Beach Improvement Co to Cohen, 116 86th st. Manhattan, Spray View av. cor Grand View av, 80x115, Edgemere Lehmann, R. to Brunjes, 183 Smith st, Evergreen, Decatur st, cor Cypress av, 101.7x108.1, Newtown Leiblein, J.

to Schwebler, 689 Onderdonk av, Newtown. Cooper av, 8, 103.5 Lafayette av. 40x152.8, Glendale Mathews Bldg Co to A Konop, 416 Wolcott av, Astoria, Luyster st, 8, 158.8 Grand av. 27x100, I City $100 Meany, F. to Cutts, 505 134th st.

City, Hollywood Park av. 9, 280 ft Boulevard. 50x100, Far Rockaway nom Moren. to' Stuths Jr. 912 Hudson st.

Hoboken, J. Brighton av. 320 ft Newport av. 60x100, Belle Harbor Nielsen, C. to Gretschel, 468 Vernon av, 1, I City, lots 156 158, bk 7, a map of property in Winfleld $10 Rath, L.

88 trustee to Long Island Co. Penn Station, Mhtn, a strip of land running from Central av to Wilson av, -X-; a strip of land running from Boerum av to Murray st. -X-, Flushing Riche Improvement Co. Inc, to A Berg, 380 Chauncey st, Bklyn, Danube st, 189.7 Rockaway rd. 25x103.5.

Jamaica nom Ries, C. to Riesy, 119 Locust st. Flushing, North st. 8, 183 ft Union pl, 16x100: North st. 11 150 ft Union pl, 16x100, Flushing.

nom Same to Ries, 200 ft Amity st. Flushing, lots 55 56. bk 3, map of Dunton Park. Dunton 10m Schwebler. P.

to Deiblein. 38 Emma st. Maspeth. Linden st, 9 8, 245 ft 11 Fairview av, 25x625 Newtown Silman Investors. Inc.

to Keller, 2396 Myrtie av. Ridgewood. Corona AV. 235 ft Hanover av. 21.4x134.

Elmburst Stubr. 8. Jr. to Moran, 315 Oak st. West Hoboken.

Brighton av. 320 ft 8 Newport ay. 60x100, Belle Harbor Sweet. A. to Schwebler.

689 Onderdonk av. Bklyn. Linden at, 8, 243 ft Fairview av. 25x62.5. Newtown Thompson, to Nygren, Oak st, Tampica.

Oak st, 5 8, 356.8 New York AV. Jamaica $10 A NEW PALMER ARRIVES. Eric H. Palmer, secretary to Borough President Pounds, is receiving congratulations on the arrival yesterday of a new member of the Palmer family. The new scion of the house of Palmer is a boy.

WILLS FILED WILLS FILED JOSEPH SAMPLE, of 9 Hart street, who died December 8. left an estate of $3.100, which is bequeathed to his widow, Minnie Sample. FRANK MASHEK. of West Twenty-fifth street and Ocean front, who died July 27, 1917, left an estate of $100, which is bequeathed to his widow. Christina Mashek.

APPRAISALS Henry Schneider, who died January 11, left an estate of $4,414, which passes to his widow, Eliza Schneider. WOMEN SPEAKERS AT BOARD MEETIN LEE AV. 60 Ross 20x75. same to same, December 19 1ST ST. 292 6 Driggs av.

31.6x100. Dec 1. vear. 6 per cent. Feltman to A Brandies (8-2407) $1,500 FULTON ST.

cor Pennsyivania av. M. Dec 19. 3 years, 6 per cent, A Klages to Aukamp (12-3559) $4.250 74TH ST. 11 382.4 18th av.

20x100. Dec 19, install, 6 per cent. H- Back wife to The Thrift $2,250 KENMORE PL, 50 ft Farragut road. 50x100. Dec 19.

Campbell ano to Title Co (16-524) .35.000 HEGEMANN AV. Dec 19, due March 19, 1918. 6 per cent, Berman to Land F.e• tates, Inc $300 BAY 33D ST. cor Bath av. M.

Dec 19, 3 years. per cent, Murphy to Bond Mort Co (21-6873) $6,600 Nostrand av. cor Beverly road. 20x 100, Dec 19. 3 years.

per cent. $3,000 8TH AV. cor 3d st. 95x17.10. Dec 20.

due Jan 1. 1921. 6 ver cent, Feltman wife to Title Guar Co 000 LOTS No. 13 14, on plan of lots called Brooklyn's Harlem. Dee 17.

3 years, 6 per cent, Wilton Holding Corp to Title Mort (20-6825) $750 HOPKINS ST. 5, 164.1 Throop av, 24.1 x100. subj mort $2,500. Dec 20. Install.

6 per cent, A Zucker to Schwartz $765 36TH ST, M. Dee 19. install. 6 per cent. Kurtz ano to Creamer Co.

Inc (21-7006) $600 Assignments of Mortgages. DECEMBER 20. to I $1,150 Mesnikoft, to Richling nom Panel, Etitt. ano, as exors Graham, to Ehlers $3.500 Hecker. to $2,760 Wendorff, to Title $4.000 Omdal.

Mechanics to Bank to Krug $500 Dyer, H. to noin Home Title Ins Co to Young Women's Christian Assn $2,400 Same to Same $2,400 Same to Same $2.400 Kensington Homes Corp to Watson $1,790 Still, nom Klein, F. to I Weil, 85 exor, etc, 9 Blaut nom Klendl. T. as exor 's Roberts, to Wakefeld $2,000 Christoffers, to D' Christoffers wife nom Same to Same nom Harrison, to $6,723 State Bank to nom Same to Same nom Same to Same nom Manley, Lawyers Rahrag Bldg Corp to Nelson, val, cons $100 Lawyers Mort Co to Bkin $7,000 Gundrum.

to Wetzel. $6,500 as exor A Wetzel, to Wetzel $1,800 Berwin, L. to $1,670 Rothchild, to Rothchild, val, cons $100 Pinkerton, A ano, to Title Guar Co $33,000 Title Mort Co to Peterson. $3,500 Heidenreich, ano, as exors, etc, Wald, to $300 Conveyances. DECEMBER 20.

2D PL, 8, 33.4 Clinton st, 16.8x80, Cavagnaro wife to Leith, 88 Court st (2-360) nom 2D PL, same prop, Leith to Cavagmaro 44 1st pl. nom 6TH ST, n' s. 129.10 7th av, 20x100, Howland to Moan, 459 6th st (4-989) nom 10TH ST. Nos 300 304, Realty Co, Inc, to Coombs, 85 Bainbridge st, morts $7,600 (4-1016), $37... nom 23D AV.

cor Bath av, 79.3x96.8x85.6x 96.9, Bond Mort Guar Co to Murphy, 912 35th st, mort $6,500 (21-6873), $1 23D AV. same prop. Murphy to Melster Bldrs Co, Inc, 220 Broadway, Y. mort $6,500, $1... 54TH ST, S.

500 12 fav, 20x100.2, Barney to Poggi wife. 1354 41st st, morts $4,300 (17-5603A), $1..... nom 57TH ST, 8, 400 8th av, Graham to Williamson, 414 69th st. all interest 62D ST. cor 8th av, 100x200, to 63d st, Coombe wife to Realty Co, Inc, 189 Montague st, mort $12,500 (17-5728), $12.50 86TH ST.

1 8. 240 ft a 20th av, 20x100, Goldstein morts to $5,838 A Doktor, (19-6346), 304 8 14th nom st, BAY RIDGE AV. 8, 232.3 2d av, 160x 145, Mecan Realty Corp to Mechanics Bank, 216 Montague st, mtgs $41,350 (18-5861), 8 50c BAY RIDGE AV. 232.3 2d av, 20x 145, Mechanics Bank to 250 Kings Highway, morts $4,100 (18-5861), 8. $1 BERGEN ST, 230 ft Hoyt st.

19.8x 100, Lafrentz to Nilson, 230 84th st, (1-194), $1, val cons $100 COVERT ST. cor Central av, 29x82, a Hendrickson to Rolnick, 261 Throop av. mtgs $8,650 (11-3417), nom CLARKSON ST. 193 ft Flatbush av, 19.3x114.9, Rogers to Rogers, Patchogue, CHRISTOPHER Y. mtg AV, $7,200 25 (16-5064) ft Lott av, 75x100.

Star Rosen Realty Co. Inc, to Rader, 39 New Lots av. (12-3846). nom CANAL AV, 8 cor 36th st, 77.8x100, Beggs et Gardelle Simons, 677 204th st, part, mtg $1,350 (21-6978). nom CARROLL ST.

s. 140 ft Albany av, 20x 120.3, Morgenroth to Morgenroth, 942 Eastern Pkway, (3-1406), 50c. 96TH ST, 100 ft Ditmas av. 20x 100, Tanzer wife to Kleis, 1993 Amsterdam av, Y. (24-8122).

$1 2D 'si, 90 ft Av I. 20x100, Dyer to A Mac Roberts. 780 Schenectady av. mtgs $2.750 (20-6505), 8 50c, val cons $100 ELTON ST. No 584, Littman et al to Goldsteln, 246 Powell st, mtgs $6,325 (13-4065).

8 $1.50 nom ELDERT LANE. No 284. Rocker to Bethge wife, 284 Eldert lane, all liens (13- 4152) SAME PROP. Bethge to Rocker, 1049 Madison st. all liens GATES AV.

S. 60 ft Sumner av. 20x100, Colling to Grisar, 685 Gates av (6-1811), 50c nom HENRY ST. No 560, Fogarty to Costagliolo, 206 President st. mtg $3,150 (2-354), $2.50 HEGEMAN AV.

8. 80 ft Georgia av. 20 95. Land Estates. Inc.

to Berman, 482 Hegeman av, nitgs $2,550 (14-4320), 50c, val cons HINSDALE ST. Nos 364 370. Robinowitz ano to Horowitz, 759 Greene av. Lurie, 1451 Union st, subj mtgs (12-3783), 9 $10. val cons $100 JUNIUS ST.

No 474, Krantz to Gross, 474 Junius st, 1-3 part, mtgs $7,400 (12- 3814), 50c LOT No 591 in bk 11, No 655 in bk 12, on map of Cozine Stoothoff Farms in 26th Ward. Lorentz to Lorentz Jr. Ridgewood. LOT r. 1 (14-4501-4500), 50c No 731, bk 22.

on map of property in 26th Ward. belonging' to estate Snediker, dec. Traders Exchange. Inc, to A Sweedley. LOTS Nos 462 Stone av (14-4340B), 13, 14, on map Brooklyn's Harlem, 135 Wilton Holding Corp to Land Estates, Inc.

Bway, Y. mort $750 (20-6825) 60 cents, val. cons $100 LOTS Nos 89 to 105, on map property of lak to Friedman, 572 East 166th st. Fleet Estate Bay Ridge, 30th Ward, Pol. Bronx, mol $21.000 (18-5863) 8 $2, val, cons $100 LOTS Nos 89.

90. on map of Section 1 of prop belonging to Kingsborough Dev Co. In 26th Ward, Vinco Bldg Co, Inc, to Izakovics, 337 East 6th st. all liens (14-4496) 8. $1 MIDDLETON nom ST.

No 196. Epstein to Cohen, 98 Boerum st, mort $6.000 (8-2242) $2. val, cons $100 MELROSE ST. No 352. Palminteri et al.

to Scafidl, 352 Melrose st, mort $6,000 (11-3165) nom MELROSE ST. same prop. 1' DI Giovanna et al, to same, mort $6,000... nom MELROSE ST. same prop, Palminteri, as extrx of A Palminteri, dec, to same, $125 MILFORD ST.

90 ft Hegeman 22x100, Zabich to c' Lifschitz, 445 Milford st, part, sub mort (14-4457B). nom MILFORD ST. 9, 112 ft Hegeman av. 22x100, Same to Same, part, sub to morts (14-4457B) nom MILFORD ST. 8, 228 ft Hegeman av, 22x100, Lifachitz to Zabich, West 148th st, Y.

part, mort $3.000 (14-4457B) 50 cents. NEW LOTS ROAD. cor Christopher av, runs 105.11 21.9 100 8 56.9 to beg, Rivhop Realty, Inc, to I Misrok, 674 Hinsdale st, sub mort (12-3856) $3 nom NOSTRAND AV. cor Beverly road. 20x100.

Bladen to A Pearce, 676 Lexington av, foreclos (16-5140) a NOSTRAND AV. 8, 60 ft Kosciusko st. 20x80. Lotsch 'to Hastedt, 251 Nostrand av, r. i (6-1784).

love affection NOSTRAND AV. s. S0 ft Kosciusko st. 20x80, Same to Same, (6-1784). love affection 19x120, PRESIDENT ST, 9, 276 ft Schenectady av, Hadden to Cranford.

479 Clinton av, mort $5.000 (5-1407) cons $100 PUTNAM AV. 8 8, 315 ft Tompkins 19.6x100, Bkin Trust Co to Moses, 392. A 9th st, mort $4.250 (6-1830) a $2.50. nom PATCHEN AV. 8, 111 ft Monroe st, 18x80.

A Meyer ano, to Meyer. 466 Monroe st, mort $2.500 (6-1642), 8 50 cents nor PROSPECT PL. 287.3 Classon A Bohen ano, infants. by Bohen, their special guard. to A Pons.

391 14th st. mort $1.300 (4-1163). a $2.50 $4.000 PULASKI ST. 8 8. 132.6 Tompkina av, 17.6x70.

Reiher to I. Shea, 603 24 st, (6-1775). $3.50 $3.500 foreclose tady av. 19x120, Maires to PRESIDENT ST. 8, 276 ft a Schenee.

Hadden. 497 St Mark's av. foreclose (5- 1407). $6 $6.000 PENNSYLVANIA AV. cor Fulton st.

75x100, Clarke wife to A Klages. 14 Pennsylvania av (12-3659), 8 PACIFIC ST. 390 ft Kingston a 20x100. Brooklyn Trust Co to Moses, 392A 9th st, mort $5.500 (5-1203), 8 $2.50 nom PACIFIC ST. 8 8.

503.7 Nostrand av, runs 8 109.11 130.8 107.2 96.4 to beg. A' Clarke wife to Ocoan Newkirk Realty Corp. 527 Smith st, morta $85,000 (5-1206). nom STARR ST. 8 8.

75 ft Hamburg 25x100, Malenza wife to enza. 42 Hamburg av, all liens (11-3196). 8 $1. val cons $100 10TH ST. No 95, Goody wife to Schechner.

275 Brooome Y. mort $53.000 (8-2146), 8 $7.50, val cons SNEDIKER AV. R. 438.9 Hegeman a 22.11x100, A Cutler to Epstein, 643 Snediker av. part, morts $3,675 (12- 3866).

50c. val cons $100 STONE AV. No 335. Simonson wife to Belmont Powell Holding Co, 370 Grand st. mort $4.750 (12-3709), 1.

a SARATOGA AV, 105.3 Atlantio av. Miss McCormick Tells How Di trict Attorney Handles Recreant Husbands. MISS ALDEN ON CHARITY WOE Urges Bedford Section Commun. Center-Mrs. Ormsbee Describes Probation Work.

Miss Helen McCormick, the newl appointed Assistant District Attorne was the guest of honor at the Fulto? Street Board of Trade meeting 1: night, at 1630 Fulton street. spoke on some of the problems wit which she has to deal in her new pacity. Among these are those carr which have to do with abandonme: "If a man deserts his wife and has children under 16 years of age may be charged with but if the children are above that amu. cannot be so charged. Should leave the State extradition proceed ings are then begun at a big expel to the county, and quite often who he is brought back, his wife will COT sult with his counsel, and the resul of it is that the charge is withdraw In order to offset this waste of 111 county's finances, all such extraditio cases are first very carefully invest.

gated." Miss McCormick said the ma should be put to hard labor and wages of this labor given to the sup port of his family. Miss Louise Alden, who spoke next on charity work, emphasized the need of a community center in the Bedfors section. In answer to her plea fo moral and financial support, Dr. J. J.

Baker of Brooklyn, superintendent 1 the Medford Sanitarium on Lon: Island, promised to take into the gan itarium two children who were victims of tuberculosis. A monthly donation of ten pounds of coffee for thro needy families was then pledged to Miss Alden by Mr. Marshall. The work of the probation officer was explained in a most interesting manner by Mrs. Hamilton Ormsber, Much good work is done by women on this board, she said, and cited instances where this work was of particular value to the community.

Sho praised the work that is being carried on by the visiting teacher of Public School No. 62, who makes it her busi ness to visit the homes of incorrigible children and endeavor to teach thi parents things they should that they might better train their children. The project of having the usual neighborhood Christmas tree has been abandoned this year because of war conditions. H. Elliot Esterbrook at last night's meeting.

Refreshments were served on the conclusion of the speeches. KAISER CAUSED THIS ROW John J. McLaughlin, employed at the Jay street terminal, was brought before Magistrate Walsh in the Adams street court on a charge 'of disorderly to conduct, made by William F. Ford. a notary public, 734 street.

It was alleged that a man: named Gus Kuhn had shouted. had pounced on him. McLaughlin in "Hooray ay for the Kaiser!" a and Ford terfered and Ford had McLaughlin arrested. The magistrate put the case, over until Saturday. In the meantimeKuhn's alleged action will be brought to the attention of United States Marshal Power.

$6,500 FOR ALIENATION. A verdict of $6,500 for the alienation of the affections of her husband was awarded yesterday to Mrs. Jessie Brown of 484 Coney Island avenue before Justice Aspinall in the Supreme Court. The defendant in the action, who was charged with ating the affections of Frank Brown, was Mrs. Jeannette D.

Cornish of 284A Stuyvesant avenue, LEGAL NOTICES. N. Y. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNty--Anna E. Silverman.

plaintiff, againit Isaac Mallowitz and others, defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action. and bearing date the 28th day of November, 1917, the undersigned. the referee. in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder.

by James L. Brumley, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 28th day of December, 1917, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said as judgment to be sold, and therein described folle veal: Beginning at A point on the northerly side of Riverdale avenue distant 60 feet easterly from the northeasterly corner of Hopkinson and Riverdale avenues, running thence northerly parallel with Hopkinson avenue and part of the way through a party wall 75 feet inches, thence easterly parallel with Riverdale avenue 20 feet. thence southerly again parallel with Hopkin. son avenue and part of the way through another party well 75 feet inches to the northerly side of Riverdale avenue and thence westerly along the same 20 feet to the point or place of beginning.

Together with all the rights, title and interest bf the parties of the first part of in and to the line lying in the avenue in front of and adJoining said premises to the center line thereof. -Dated December 6, 1917. PETER W. OSTRANDER, Referee, Solomon I. Segall, plaintiff's attorney, Nassau st, N.

Y. City, Manhattan. 6-6t th SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTYMaud H. Boddy, plaintiff, vs.

Edmund c. Boddy, defendant. Summons, action to annul marriage. To the above named defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within 20 days after the serv. ice of this summons, exclusive of the day of service.

and in case of your failure to appear. or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. -Dated, October 18, 1917. FRANK CASE HAYDEN, Plaintiff's Attorney. Postomce address and office.

No. 42 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, New York City. To Edmund C. Boddy: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon. Russell Benediet, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 13th day of November, 1917, and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of Kings County.

at the Borough of Brooklyn, New York City, on the same Nev York, November 13. 1917. FRANK CASE HAYDEN, Plaintiff's Attorney. Office and postoffice address. No.

42 Broad-. way, Borough of Manhattan, New York City. 16-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTYJulius Oppenheimer plaintiff, against H. Development Company.

Ollver W. Emerson. Minton Cronkhite, Audley Clarke "Mary' Emerson and Cronkhite, the last two defendants names being fictitious, the true names of said defendants being unknown to plaintiff, the persons intended being the wives of the defendants, Oliver W. Emerson and Minton Cronkhite, respectively, defendants--Summons. To the defendants' L.

Development Company, Minton Cronk. hite "Mary" Cronkhite. Emerson. first names belng real drat names unknown: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action and of to serve a copy your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty (20) days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service: And in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be against you by default for the relief demanded in the -Dated New York, June 7, 1917. RUDOLPH L.

CHERURG, Attorney for Plainths Office P. O. address, No 299 City. Broadway Manhattan Borough, New York To the defendants H. I.

Development Com pany, Minton Cronkhite, Cronkhite and Emerson first names "Mary" being fictitious, real first natties being unknown to plaintiff: The foregoing summons served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of Hon. Russell Benediet, a juatice of the Supreme Court of the State of New. York. dated the 12th day of November. 1917, and fled with the complaint in the office al the Clerk of the County of Kings.

at the County Court House, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, the original complaint having been fled in said office on the 11th day of June, 1917. RUDOLPH. CHERURG, Attorney for Plaintif. No 29p Broadway Manhattan Borough, York City. nis-4.