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L. for by THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY, AUGUST 2. 1924.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE L. I. and Queens- For Sale 56 RICHMOND 3 garages; near Jamaica aL.V; over $1,000 income above all expenses; little cash required. Owner, 8775 115th st. 1-3 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L.

1-Owner will sell at a sacrifice for all cash above first mortgage, or will take small second mortgage; handsome new 6-room modern home and garage; good neighborhood; convenlent to station and school; with every 11p- to-date improvement; exceptionally well constructed: not the speculative built kind; a rare chance to get an ideal home a bargain. For particulars and appointment phone Rockvine Centre 2029. 1-3 ROCKVILLE CENTRE Our buyers become our friends. Why? Try us and "If It's for sale, we have It." E. W.

Hennings, Inc. Established 13 years. 61 Park av. Rockville Centre, L. I.

Phone Rockville Centre 1303-1824. 120-25t ROSEDALE- Splendid country place. mating of 9-room house, garage, corner plot. 100x150: beautiful grounds with trees and shrubs in abundance; ideal location: price reasonable terms: cost to replace $20,000. Catena, 42 New York av, Jamaica.

30-70 ROSEDALE-Modern bungalow: 5 rooms. bath: tax exempt: $2,200 cash. balence easy terma. Lynch, owner, Concord av, near Merrick rd. 1-3 ST.

JAMES -Beautiful little estate; 6-room house; thorougaly modern: hot water heat: parquet floors throughout: acre of landscaped grounds; may include 3-room modern bungalow: near bathing; terms. Ashley B. Hammond, opposite Stony Brook railroad station, Stony Brook. STONY BROOK Very attractive remodeled hunting camp; 6 rooms, toilet; full plumbing; running water; electricity: In restricted waterfront section; private bathing beach; large pine and oak wooded plot: $3.500: terms. Ashley B.

Hammond, opposite railroad station. Tel. 38-R. 2-2 VALLEY STREAM, L. -6 rooms and bath, enclosed porch; gas, electricity: plot 40x100.

Phone Henry 3717 for appointment. 1-7 WHITESTONE-Near Long Island Sound: 6 rooms, bath; sewer, water, gas, electrie; large plot: price easy terms. Stephenson. 30 Flushing av, Jamaica. L.

I. Jamaica 9542. Open evenings and Sundays. 1-7C WOODHAVEN, north of Jamaica av; detached 6 rooms. bath, 2 porches; front enclosed, rear open; heat, electric: good location: cash $2,500: price $8.000.

Inquire 8059 88th av. Woodhaven. Phone Richmond Hiil 4618. 3-2 WOODHAVEN-40x100: 2-family: 13 rooms; parquet. electric: terms.

Anderson. Phone Virginia 0947, or write Box 58, Howard Beach. 1-3 WOODHAVEN-2-family house, all latest improvements; price $8.500, cash $1,000. Cicalese. Rockaway blvd and 126th st, Woodhaven.

Virginia 4736. 2-7 cash buys new cottage, 6 rooms, bath. modern improvements: best section: $6,950. E. V.

Brand Son, 188-30 Jamaica av, Hollis. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY-On State rod: 4 acres, 6-room house: all improvements; garage, chicken houses; wonderful fruit trees. grapes, berries, suitable for tearoom or roadhouse; about 1 hour from Manhattan; a bargain for quick buyer. Stephenson, 30 Flushing Jamaica, L. I.

Jamaica 9542. Open evenings and Sundays. 1-ic GREAT buys beautiful colonial tax exempt $7,000 house; plot 8,650 square feet: high elevation; select neighborhood: wide street; large trees: 28 minutes Manhattan, 110 trains daily; trolleys, busses; steam, electricity, gas, tile bath, tile kitchen, sun parlor, porcelain tub; perfection roofing: $500 cash. $25 monthly principal. McNeece, 34 Union Hall st, Jamaica; Union Hall depot.

Phone Jamaica 8010, daily and Sundays. 29-7 NEW. cosy 6 rooms and sun parlor, tiled bath; steam heat, parquet floors, all provements; plot 50x100; price reasonable. Owner, 8 Devon st, Lynbrook, L. I.

1-3 OWNER NEEDS CASH- A real chance for you to buy a real home; $500 cash. $33 monthly principal buys tax exempt "dream" home; latest conveniences; much below market; 30 minutes Manhattan. 90 trains daily; trolley, schools, churches. stores. Magly, Matting Magly, 30 Union Hall st.

Jamaica 4245. 31-3 REAL HOME- All improvements; for sale; 8. rooms and bath, easy terma. Sea, Cliff Reaity Excharge, Box 504, Sea Cliff, I. BACRIFICE-8 rooms and bath, all improvements; double garage; large grounds; $5,500.

Smith, Merrick rd, corner Springfield blvd. Phone Laurelton 2386. 1-7 HOUSES-5 and 3 rooms; 3 lots, 60x112; full price will make sacrifice to quick buyer; terms to suit. Batterbee, Apple st. and Rockaway near Farmers Jamaica South.

2-2 WATERFRONT bungalow, Amityville, with frontage on Great South Bay, Owner must sacrifice, $3,500. Immediate possession. Clarke, 197 Ralph av, Brooklyn. 27-7 2-FAMILY HOUSES, nearing completion: direct from owner; tax exempt; 11 rooms and 2 baths; 2 steam boilers, electric and gas, with gas stoves; hardwood floors; porch: driveway; near ally transportation and schools; 5c fare to Brooklyn and Manhattan: $9,500. Thomas J.

Deneen, Jamaica, 360 Prospect st. (159th near Pacific st, Jamaica, L. I. 31-7 THREE story brick convertible house, Astoria, Queensboro: 12 rooms. 3 baths; third floor of 5 rooms and bath: commands rental of $50; price cash $975.

Wm. D. Bloodgood 2d and Ditmars avs, Astoria. Tel. Astoria 5908.

2-2 $500 CASH, price $4,900 and up on 1-family homes, $25 monthly principal: 2-family homes, $1.500 cash and up, easy terms; steam, electricity, parquet floors, hot water, gas range; breakfast nook, tiled bath and kitchen; artistic decorations; large plot; garage space, with driveway; improved street; open daily, evenings, Sundays. Frohwitter, 90-50 Sutphin blvd. corner Jamaica av; block from Jamaica station. Phone Jamaica 5257. 1-7 $500 DOWN.

$25 MONTHLY -Suburban home, 6 rooms and bath, all improvements, plot 50x150; good location, near stores and railroad station: price $4,700. P. 0. Box 117, Times Plaza Station, Bklyn. 2-2 $750 CASH buys detached 6-room house at Queens, L.

on plot 28x100; full price 3 styles of homes to select from: each home has 6 large rooms, enclosed sun parlor, shower bath. steam heat and parquet floors; copper leaders and gutters on porch; breakfast nook; decorated to suit: white enameled gas range; prirate driveway; on paved street. Dim pel Heissenbuttel, 179-22 Jamaica av. Tel. Jamaica 4228: or 1576 Broadway, corner Halsey st; phone Jefferson 3854.

Auto service. Open Sunday. 1-2 $1,000 CASH down will buy my 2-family house in Hollis; excellent surroundings; near station; 2 heating plants, 2 sun parTors; driveway, etc; rent of one floor carries house. Decatur 6641. 31-3 New Jersey- -For Sale 66a CALDWELL.

One of rooms, the bath; healthiest lot 50x200: towns good location: bargain. Phone Montclair 8400. or 39 av. William ler. broker.

29-7 CRANFORD, N. -Houses, $5,000 up; terms to suit: good train service. Write Abernethy, 100 Union av. Cranford 695. 324-25 HACKENSACK-Houses, lots.

farms; reasonable prices: terms to suit. Always open. Hauck, 189 State st. 331-25C LAKE Cottages, bungalows. 5 and 6 rooms.

furnished, modern improvements. Write T. Tuite. Mt. Arlington, N.

J. jy25-10 LINDHI Lackawanna; 15 wonderful minutes opportunity; Hoboken beautiful "Riverside 13 spacious rooms, 3 baths, every modern improvement: 10 lots, garage and barn: inclosed porches, ideal for road house or tea room, boarding house, three-family residence or many other purposes: situated at intersection of State and county highways; Fiver frontage with all water rights: oftered at great sacrifice to settle estate: only $16.000: terms to suit; cash required. $3,000: inspection invited. Consult H. R.

Bogle Exclusive Realtors, opp. First National Bank, Lyndhurst. 27-6 su th su RUTHERFORD, N. -Free list of houses for sale and rent; 30 minutes N. Y.

C. Write Van Winkle opp. station. WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J.

large rooms, tile bath, shower, open fireplace, flooring; plot 43x180; all fmprovementa: $6,800, quick sale: terms to wit: 22 minutes 42d st. Schneider. Spencer court. DURANT STOCK- For ten days from date we will accept Durant stock as payment for butiding sites at beautiful Gilford Park, where Toms River meets Barnegat Bay. We will allow two pointe above market quotation for the specifled ten days.

Write for booklet and map. Bay Bridge Development Gilford Park. Inland Heights, N. 27-10 ELEGANT HOUSE- and bath, attic room; steam heat, city water; double gaTAKe: A-1 condition; $11,000, mortgage $5.000: acres; brokers artested. Par212, ticuters, P.

0. Box Scotch Plains, N. J. FOR SALE or lease beautiful suburban home: near station: every desirable featreasonable. E.

Coffill, Ramsey, N. Telephone 280. HOUSE. 5 rooms and bath, all Improvements, electric light; plot 76x100, $5,400. George Kinsey, Cresskill, N.

J. Telephone Englewood 1685-W. INN, road house: modern; furnished: all year; beautiful location, main road; comtouting distance: will rent. Box 101, Plainfield, N. J.

30-3 Ha NEW STUDIO HOUSE-3 bedrooms, bathe. balcony: $10,500. Mrs. 8. Wells, 40 Enclosure.

Nutley, N. J. Tel. 869-R. 1-1 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE New Jersey--For Sale 86a REMI-BUNGALOW.

5 rooms and bath. newly decorated. steam heat: plot 50x 100: driveway: price $4.300. G. Kinsey, Creaskill, N.

J. Tel. Englewood 1683-W. 2-2 $6,950, $1,000 CASH- rooms and bath, all improvements: oak floors, sand finished walls, open fireplace, large porch; lut 50x 138; terms arranged. Earl C.

Woodworth, 240 Bloomfeld av. Phone Caldwell 161. 1-2 Out of Town Property--Sale 87 CORNWALL BRIDGE, -Bast farm. near State rd, 99 acres; 13-room house: Hive stock: running water; easy terms; for sale or exchange. John Marcin.

Stagg 3929. 3-7 OSSINING- -Ten -room house: two baths: beautiful location: near river and station: furnished or unfurnished; suitable for one or two families. Mrs. Kipp. 84 South Highland ave.

Phone Ossining 224-W. 1-3 WARWICK, N. house on corner, in small country village, for $1,200. Harry Vail, Warwick, N. Y.

31-7 BEAUTIFUL 6-room house and bath: large bedrooms; upstairs; all improvements: elty water: fine cellar: garage: poultry house; 9 bearing apple trees; plot 75x150: commuting distance. Call at C. Hess' residence, Central AV. near Main Spring Valley, N. Y.

The healthiest suburb near New York City. Low price, $6,500, Mortgage $4,000. 1-2 FOR SALE- An ideal place for a summer home. It is in the hills of Wayne County, Pennsylvania, here the scenery is unsurpassed The many fishing ponds are with hailing distance and the best of trout streams. There 18 good house, two-car garage and barn.

$3,500 is the price, and will be sold on the easy payment plan, $500 down. Write at once and occupy for the balance of the season. Wayne County Savings Bank, Honesdale, Pa. 1-3 FOR SALE -New 4-room stucco bungalow. large porch, large fireplace, water, electric lights; State road; boating, bathing.

fishing; Esopus Creek water rights; pine grove; price $2,500, on easy terms. Apply Benjamin Rowe, Saugerties, N. owner. 2-3 FOR SALE-Cottages at Pine Grove, Niantic, seashore, pines. George Goss, State st.

New London, Conn. 29-7 Real Estate For Exchange 88 SUMMER COTTAGE, lots; will add cash for houses, apartments, stores. J. Curtin, 189 Montague st. FREEPORT, L.

-Eight rooms and bath: lot 80x100: value free and clear; will exchange for good store property; subject to one mortgage and add cash. Johr. H. Delack, 189 Montague st. 17-25C GARDEN CITY ESTATES-19 lots: near station; add cash tor flat.

Walter Brown, 16 Court st 30-4C TENAFLY. N. J. -Near station; 26 lots, will add cash for flat or small house. Walter Brown, 16 Court st.

30-40 HAVE garage, 100x100: will exchange for vacant property and cash. Will consider 2-family house. Ross Real Estate. 26 Court st. Cumberland 6609.

30-SC HAVE you small or large properties for exchange? Have good exchange propositions: will add cash; brokers protected. Phillips, 412 S. 4th st. Stagg 0057. 30-60 HAVE several properties for exchange for income- -producing property.

Richard Plum, 210 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. 1-3 cash, together with free and clear gentleman's home at Ridgewood, N. value $50,000, cost $57,000, for 4-story walkup; equities; surely matched on fair and honest basis. Put your buildings in at as near 6 times rents as possible, we will do the rest.

Fausner 7912 5th Shore Road 2299. Wanted -Real Estate 89 APARTMENTS-6-8 family, cold water, and also 16-family, steam heated: any section. William F. Taylor Realty 631 Nostrand av. Lafayette 2493.

APARTMENTS-6 or 8 families; must be low rentals; terms. M. C. O' Brien, 3005 Church av. Flatbush 1022.

1-7C BRICK CORNER HOUSE, with or without store; residential section; all modern improvements; $8,000 cash, but bargain only. Phone Chelsea 0862. 1-3 BUSINESS CORNER-Wanted, business corner stores and flats, ready or to alter; cash $15,000 to $20.000. Send full particulars to Grattan MacMahon, 729 Franklin av. 27-7 COLD WATER FLATS--Any section; cash buyers.

B. F. Knowles 192 Broadway, Brooklyn. Stagg 6478. 28-6 HOUSE, in good condition; location: Prospect Park to Greene av, Albany to So.

Oxford: possession by Oct. 1. Box M-553. Eagle office. 2-1C PLOTS wanted Nassau blvd.

section. Garden City or vicinity. Address Room 910, 565 5th av. 29-7 SMALL BUILDING for light manufacturing outside city limits. T.

J. Gleason, 1552 Bergen st, Brooklyn. 27-7 2-FAMILY brick or stone complete, with 1 or 2-car garage, or space to build: immediate sale at reasonable price. Tunny Realty 485 Tompkins av. Decatur 4884.

2-7 2-FAMILY HOUSE, with improvements, and garage; Richmond Hill or Jamaica section: about cash $2,500. Box K-458, Eagle office. 30-7 WATER FRONT LOTS, with or without buildings; near Cold Springs, L. I. Mr.

Johnson. 4213 7th av. Brooklyn. 1-2 F'LATBUSH PREFERRED One -family, new; desirable locality; must have breakfast room; standing shower; garage; $2,500 or $3,000 down. Write full particulars, B.

1810 Barclay N. 27-7 PARK SLOPE property quickly converted into cash. Henry Pierson 323 Flatbush av. Sterling 4300. BUYERS have you for sale? A.

M. Barrow, 352 Lexington av. Telephones Lafayette 9567. Prospect 9882. CASH for Flatbush lots.

Send diagrams, Frank M. McCurdy 158 Remsen st. Main 5906. 27-70 CLIENT has $50,000 cash to invest in business property. What have you to offer? Solomon 399 Kingston av.

330-25C DISTINCTIVE property for refined and discriminating colored purchasers; brokerage and management. Will Thomas Williams. 1281 Atlantic av. 25-25C DO YOU WANT Send us full particulars of your property; fancy prices waste our time: give us the rock bottom; we know what to do. W.

E. Boice. MY 1,500 buyers have $10,000,000 to buy small property. Send particulars to Dogossian, 77 Lafayette av. Nevins 1960.

119-28t OLD HOUSE wanted, small, on or very near water. on L. L. for cash. G.

A. Fensterer, Garden City. OWNERS--Property wanted of all kinds. T. Schartau, Emerson pl.

Tel. Prospect 3944. 120-25tC WANT income property, lightly mortgaged: have cash and Ocean Parkway plot, unencumbered. Particulars, Klappert. 136 140th st, Rockaway Park.

31-3 WANTED-Two-family and cold water fats in Flatbush or Parkway sections: full particulars. Grattan MacMahon, 729 Franklin av. 27-7 WANTED- Improved or unimproved property for cash in all boros. Send full particulars. Walter Brown, 16 Court st.

27-7C WANTED- -Real estate, lots on Coney Island av from Ave, to Coney Taland. M. Atheras, 711 Ave U. Dewey 2793. WANTED property In the downtown and Hill sections.

Betjemano, 240 Navy st. WE have been selling, renting and managing real estate for over 65 years. Let us know what we can do for you, John F. James Sons, 193 Montague st. 122-25t WE HAVE BUYERS for property of all descriptions.

Stall full particulars to Sebastian Realty 1714 60th st. 37-250 WHAT have you to offer? My specialty, management colored tenants. John B. Moseley. 387 Cumberland st.

320-25C AUCTIONS Real Estate at Auction 01 QUICK sales and fair prices our expert metho4 and knowledge pf selling real CotAtu At Auction. Jere Johnson Jr. Co. Established 1866. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Business Property to Let.

Eastern Parkway Section Desirable Corner Store suitable for drug store, delicatessen, hardware or bakery. Wonderful opportunity right party, 1370 Eastern Parkway Corner Ralph Ave. Phone Pulaski 1300 Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. BEAUTIFUL 1-FAMILY HOUSES At Sheepshead Bay Detached and Semi-Detached Tax exempt; 6 rooms and bath; lot 23x105; newly decorated; electric light, steam heat, Apply B.

J. SFORZA 6009 Fourteenth Avenue Office Closed Sunday TWO- FAMILY HOUSES IN FLATBUSH PRICE, CASH, $1,500 TERMS ARRANGED New tax-exempt, semi-detached; all improvements; steam heat, electric lights, parquet floors throughout; built-in baths, showers; glass-enclosed sun porch; tile walls in kitchen and bathroom. Separate entrances. Apply on premises. KUMAN, INC.

Avenue Between 9th St. and Coney Island Ave. Long Island Property. Long Island Property. Is This Your Opportunity? Now Ready for Inspection Last Two of the Ten Beautiful Homes At Massapequa, L.

I. At $13,750 Each TERMS TO SUIT Cannot Be Reproduced for Less Than $30,000 Built at Pre-War Prices, being sold for immediate liquidation. Tile stucco construction. Spanish tile roofs: seven large bedrooms, two and three master baths. large sunny living rooms with open fireplace, French windows opening on large open porches.

Parquet floors, hardwood trim throughout, tile baths, water, gas and electric lights. All houses on large corner plots and within three minutes' walk of Massapequa Express Depot. 28 miles from Flatbush Avenue Depot. Cement sidewalks and curbs. Highly restricted, choice residential section.

convenient to golf, boating, bathing and fishing. See Our Mr. G. F. Haight on Premises MASSA REALTY 297 Fourth New York City.

Phone Gramercy 2921. New Jersey Property. New Jersey Property, Section. The most popular North LOTS THE recreation center of the Asbury Park up sey Shark River beaches--all is a famous within a fishing 10-minute ride. and stream $10 down the surf casting at Belmar is just across the Inlet.

Yachting and canoeing on the broad, calm surface of the Shark River Inlet. MONTHLY Public golf links of the Asbury Park Golf and Country Club are just a short walk, to the PAYMENTS rear of Shark River Hills. That's the explanation for the phenomenal sales of land in this As new Asbury Park As Send Coupon for Illustrated Booklet Low $2.50 suburb. SHARK RIVER HILLS Morrisey Walker. New 320 Cookman Morrisey Ashury Park Suburb Park, N.

J. Asbury Walker send Gentlemen: Please o1 me a copy your Shark River Hills Booklet. TWO ASBURY PARK OFFICES 320 Cookman Ave. Boardwalk at 4th Ave. Address.

NEWARK OFFICE-828 Broad Newark, N. J. Phone 0300 Mulberry Second Floor New Jersey Property. New Jersey Property. "If You Buy It of Ackley It's a Bargain" ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE 500 Bungalow Sites PINE BEACH, N.

J. "On the Blue Waters of Barnegat Bay" Monday, August 4, 10 A.M. (DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME) Sale Will Be Held at Pine Beach Hotel RAIN OR SI'INE GET MAP CIRCULAR Pine Beach Realty Co. John A. Ackley Son Jos.

F. Woods, Pres. Realtors Auctioneers PINE BEACH, N. J. or 1328 Chestnut VINELAND, N.

Philadelphia, Pa. or WILDWOOD, N. J. Real Estate For Sale. 7 ROOMS AND BATH CASH $2,500 Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank mortgage, balance at rate of $35.00 per month.

Semi-detached-garage driveway, ENDOCARDIUM BUILDING East 52d Street and Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Queensborough Property. '225 Buys a Lot in North Jamaica (Fronting Parsons Blvd. and Union T'pk.) Other lots up to No higher prices except for corners and lots fronting on Boulevards.

Terms, $10 Cash $4 Monthly In A choice location, just one mile from the heart of Jamaica, Many houses already built and others der construction. Prices in this neighborhood have advanced in the past year. Now is your opportunity to select your homesite or business location. How to g0-Take Broadway- -Brooklyn or Lexington Ave. to 160th Jamaica.

At 160th St. take the Flushing trolley to Union Turnpike. Agent on property. Meacham Realty Corp. Owners 15 Park Row, New York HOLLIS 6843 EST.

1900. QUEENS VILLAGE Beautiful Colonial, 6-room, tile kitchen and bath, extra lavatory, open fireplace, center hall; copper throughout; corner, 40x100: location very best. Price $12,500. Builder. JAMES P.

BOYLE, Springfield Blvd. Hempstead Ave. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Apartment Hotels. Special Consideration to Summer Guests at Brooklyn's HOME Hotel suites at moderate rates. HOTEL 23 Clinton Brooklyn Prop.

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address Box F. Lima, N. Y. Moderate rates for liberal advantages. Ninety School Year commences September 16th.

Dr. Frank MacDaniel, Pres. For Boys and Young Men. All-Round Development For 86 Pennington has given all-around years. development--moral, mental, physical, social.

Modern gymnasium. 10-acre athletic field. Send for "Pennington's Creed." Francis Harvey Green, A.M.. Litt. FOUNDED Headmaster.

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Md. 314-42t xau24 RELIGIOUS NOTICES. PHENOMENAL PSYCHIC TESTS LILLIAN C. BRITON, B.A. Graduate of Hunter College.

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11, 8 p.m. FRACAS AT LONG BEACH Long Beach, L. Aug. 2---Long Beach had another boardwalk frucas Thursday night. The casus belli was not politics, as were some of the other recent affairs, but merely a dinner check at the Hotel Trouville.

The results of the affray are that Edward Mayer of Island Park is under the care of a physician, Willard Kuhn, an employee of the Trouville, is in the Long Beach jail for failure to pay a fine of $25 itposed by Judge Samuel Whitehouse for contempt of court, and the plaintiff, Walter Montague, a waiter at the Trouville, is aggrieved because his charge against Mayer was dismissed in the city' court. QUEENSBORO NEEDS POLICE PROTECTION, SAYS CIVIC HEAD Bellaire Ass'n Ready to Meet and Demand Action, Lynch States. The ease with which bandits held up three couples roads in Queens last Saturday con lonely, has awakened the citizens of the adjoining communities to the danger that lurks upon these highways after dark and a wave of protest is arising, demanding adequate police protection. The opinion is that the chem police now detailed to these sections are a doing the best they can under the circumstances but that more police are needed at once. Thomas Lynch, president of the Bellaire Civic Association, which has fought hard to have the municipal authorities establish a police station in Queens Village, believes the outlying districts are not protected.

"More police are needed for the roads leading to the north side of Queens," he "Should a crime of similar nature to the recent crimes be again reported," declared Lynch, "out organization will meet at a moment's notice to file formal protest." The members of this organization state that the territory covered by the police of the Jamaica precinct is too large. Police are detailed from the Jamaica precinct to points in Hoilis, Queens and Bellaire right to the Nassau County line. No other police precinct New York City has such a large area to patrol, they say. LINEMAN KILLED ON TOP OF POLE (Special to The Eagle.) Hempstead, L. Aug.

2-Philip Dall. 25, son of William Dall of Farmingdale, was instantly killed while working as a lineman for the Long Island Lighting Company atop of a pole on Fulton near the Pines, early last evening. About 2.200 volts shot through him and he pitched headlong into the street below. Dall, who had been working for company for seven years, WAS regarded as a careful worker. He went to the particular place on complaint and was in the act of inserting a fuse.

He climbed to the crossbar. Charles Konvalinka, proprietor of the Pines, a boarding house, was sitting on the front porch watching Dall at work. He saw him pitch forward and fall to the ground. He ran to the garage owned by Becker McKay and notified them. Ernest Becker, with an employee, William Flynn, got their motorcar and, lifting the body into it, hurried to the Professional Building on Fulton where Dr.

Smith A. Combs pronounced the man dead. NASSAU BONDS BRING $330,000 (Special to The Eagle.) Mineola, L. Aug. 2-County Controller Philip F.

Wiedersum yes. terday sold court house bonds in the value of $330,000 to W. A. Harriman Co. for a premium to the county of $9,533.70.

This issue recently voted by the Board of Supervisors to make up the difference in the amount originally voted for court house additions. Originally a sum of $750,000 was set aside and bonds were sold for that amount, but when th bids for the construction of the additions were opened the lowest bid received was about $1,000,000. 3 INJURED IN MOTOR CRASH AT BAY SHORE (Special to The Eagle.) Bay Shore, L. Aug. 2--Three persons were injured when a motorcar containing seven passengers skidded and overturned on the Montauk highway near the Bossert estate.

At Dr. King's Hospital, where treatment was administered, the trio said they were Mrs. Rose Petungo, 50, of 2758 W. 15th Rose Sylvester. 10, and Annia Galania, 26, of 1427 Neptune all of Coney Island.

The driver of the car, Robert Adonilifi. was not hurt, although he was pinned beneath the car. Immediately after the accident ambulances from Dr. King's Hospital and the Southside Hospital responded. The curve in the roadway at this point is extremely dangerous, many motorcars having come to grief in a similar manner.

LEGAL NOTICES. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF New York, by the grace of God free and No. 10689. Belle C. Baker.

Anna C. Rotter and all persons unknown to the petitioner who have or claim to have any interest in or are entitled to notice of this applicathe estate of Francis E. Day, deceased, tion as next of heirs at law. legal representatives op successors in interest of any next of kin. or otherwise.

whose names or places of residence are unknown and cannot after diligent inquiry be ascertained by petitioner, constituting together with the other persons named in the petition all the heirs at law and next of kin of Francis E. Day, deceased, or the suecessors in interest of any such heir at law and next of kin. Send greeting: Whereas. Ella Spence Day, who resides at No. 150 West 47th street, New York City, New York, has presented a petition praying for a decree that 8 certain instrument in writing bearing date the 28th day of October, 1922, relating to real and personal property, be duly the last will and testament of E.

DAY, lately residing in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. Now. therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our gate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, In the County of Kings, on the 17th day of September, 1924, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. In testimony whereof, we have caused the geal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto amxed. Witness, Hon.

George Albert (L Wingate, Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn. in the said County the 31st day of July, 1924. JOHN H. MeCOOEY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

Brower, Brower Brower, Attroneys for Petitioner, Temple Bar, 44 Court street. Brooklyn, New York. 2-4t DISSOLUTION NOTICES. STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF the Secretary of State, I do hereby certify BROOKLYN that a CITY certificate of DEVELOPMENT dissolution CORPORATION has been filed in this office this day and that it appears therefrom that such corporation has with section one hundred and five the complied Stock Corporation Law, and that It 1s dissolved. Given in duplicate under my hand and the seal of office of the Beeretary of State, at the City of (L.

Albany, this first day of August, one thousand nine dred and twenty-four. SARA FRIEDMAN, Second Deputy Secretary of State. 2-2t-s MAGISTRATE GRESSER CONGRATULATED ON FIRST DAY ON QUEENS BENCH Magistrate Lawrence T. Gresser occupied the bench in the Long Island City Police Court for the first time yesterday since his recent appointment and was given a cordial welcome by lawyers and ttaches of the court. Park Commissioner James P.

Hicks, John J. Kisslin, secretary to Mason C. Smedley, leader of the Democratic party in Queens, and others conspicuous in the political field appeared to congratulate the new magistrate. HOLD PHYSICIAN FOR SPECIAL SESSIONS IN IODINE BURNING CASE Dr. John F.

Daly, Neighbor Minnie Fagan, Is Accused of Throwing Drug. Dr. John F. Daly, a practicing physician of 288. Astoria, was held for the Court of Special Sessions by Magistrate Lawrence T.

Gresser in the Long Island City Police Court yesterday on a charge of assault in the third degree. Minnie Fagan, 9-year-old daughter of William Fagan, who lives at 286 13th next door to the doctor's residence, testified that the defendant, from a room in his apartment, sprayed her with iodine, some of the drug going on her face and eyes and quite a large part of it on her dress. The Fagan girl testifled that the doctor scolded her and other chitdren and told her to go away. Minnie stated in direct examination by Assistant District Attorney James J. Conroy that she saw the doctor spray some liquid in her direction.

Richard H. Barry, who appeared as counsel for Dr. Daly, brought out the fact that the stains from the liquid which fell on the sidewalk covered a comparatively small portion of the cement wolk, or a spot about six inches in diameter. This evidence, Mr. Barry contended, was very significant in that it reflected upon the testimony of the girl to the effect that the doctor had sprayed the liquid toward her from an atomizer through a screen in a window of his apartment.

Dr. Daly testified that between 11 and 12 o'clock on the morning of July 22 last, when it is alleged by the complainant, William Fagan, the girl's father. that the liquid was sprayed on her, he was engaged at his home in a business conversation with Mr. Delaney. The doctor's lawyer made a vigorous effort to have his defense heard, declaring that Dr.

Daly bears a good reputation, is a physician with a large practice. Magistrate Gresser held the case for Secial Sessions and paroled Dr. Daly in the custody of his lawyer. CHAPLAIN CASHIN MAY QUIT SING SING Famous Priest May Take St. Andrews in Manhattan.

(Special to The Eagle.) Ossining, N. Aug. 2--Offered a more important although. less conspicuous charge by the church, the Rev. William E.

Cashin, whose 12 years of work as chaplain of Sing Sing Prison have made him famous, is today contemplating resigning and going to Manhattan. Father Cashin, who has attended 150 executions at Sing Sing, is mentioned as successor to the late Monsignor Luke Evers as rector of St. Andrew's Catholic Church on City Hall Manhattan. The assignment of rector there carries with it the post of chaplain of Tombs Prison. While Father Cashin will not discuss it, it was learned that he was given his choice between two pastorates and that St.

Andrew's in New York was one of them. Because the rector there also has penological duties to perform Father Cashin's friends point out that he is peculiarly well equipped for that pastorate. James L. Long. Superintendent of State Prisons, admitted at his home in Oyster Bay, L.

that Father Cashin discussed with him the matter of resigning. had a talk with Father Cashin the other day at the prison about the matter," Superintendent Long. "He told me that the church people felt that he had been at the prison a long time and talked of giving him a charge elsewhere." Warden Lewis E. Lawes said: "I couldn't discuss the talk of a change of chaplains. It is a matter of assignment for Cardinal Hayes.

So far as Father Cashin is concerned, his splendid would be hard to replace." Father Cashin has served under thirteen wardens since he became chaplain under former Warden John Kennedy in 1912. Then the prison was conducted with a policy of iron discipline. Father Cashin has seen strict discipline and sentimental coddling and has also seen it take a neutral position of rational, humane prison reform during his term of chaplain. Father Cashin has done much to help inmates of all denominations to get a new start in life, to get jobs when released from prison and has secured help for their dependents while the inmates were unable to help them. A stalwart, physically robust man, he has proven fearless on many occasions.

During the riots of 1913. when the prisoners rebelied and burned down part of the prison, he undertook, in the great violence, to restore order. He has accompanied seven condemned men, five of whom had killed Mrs. Mary Hall at Croton Lake. to the electric chair on one occasion.

He also spiritually consoled Charles Becker, one-time police lieutenent, before he was executed. He also accompanied Jewish rabbis who were officiating at executions for the first time. Having worked under seventeen different wardens and gone through the vicissitudes of thirty-one years of service at Sing Sing, Daniel J. Hickey. the official prison secretary, today resigned and went on pension.

During his time he attended about 225 executions, among them being those of Dr. Robert Buchanan, wife murderer: Charles Becker, Dr. ArW. White and other notorious prisoners. Hickey went to work under Warden Durston, who later died in office.

on June 13, 1893. Except for Keeper Alfred Conyes, who has been in the service more than forty years, Hickey had been at Sing Sing longer than any one else there. BUSH TERMINAL NET SHOWS SLIGHT DECLINE Bush Terminal Company and subsidiaries report for the quarter ended June 30, 1924, net income of 930, after expenses and charges compared with surplus of $336,353 for the March, 1924, quarter. COLEMAN RESIGNS AS CITY JUDGE AT LONG BEACH Gives "For Good City" as Reason--Samuel Whitehouse Now in Charge of Court. Long Beach, L.

Aug. 2-Cassius Coleman; Judge of the City Court of Long Beach, resigned from the bench last night. In his letter of resignation presented to the City Council at its meeting in the Town Jall he stated that he was resigning because he thought it was for the good of the Since his election to the bench, he said, the work of the court had grown immensely and many important and intricate cases were constantly coming into the City Court. He recognized his knowledge of the rules of evidence was not as extensive as it might be, and to save the city any possible trouble he would step aside and let a more capable man sit in the court, he said. The resignation was accepted by Acting Mayor Frankel and the council.

Frankel commended him for his action, stating that he thought it was for the best interest of the city. Acting Judge Samuel S. Whitehouse assumes the chair left vacant by Coleman. Whitehouse has been acting judge practically since the election of Coleman two years ago, and the question as to whether Whitehouse could legally sit has been a constant storm center. most recent question of his authority came last Monday night when Samuel D.

Johnson, counsel for Thomas F. Duffy Beach in an assault case, questioned his jurisdiction and demanded an adjournment of the case pending an investigation. Coleman was one of the pioneers of Long Beach. His first public office was that of Police Justice when the city was still a village. When the village became a city he was elected to the judgeship along with the other city officials.

Whitehouse is a lawyer and was twice a candidate for Supreme Court Judge on the Democratic ticket. He is also one of the older residents of the city. OFFERS TO FINANCE LONG BEACH WORK (Special to The Eagle.) Long Beach, L. Aug. 2-An offer to finance the paving of several streets in the west end of Long Beach was made by Martin Detjin of 55 Arizona ave.

to the City Council here last night when he was told that the city was not in a position, because of legal complications, to issue bonds to pay for the paving. Detjen said that the people were so interested in having the streets paved that they would finance the proposition until such time as the city was able. to issue special assessment bonds and reimburse them. Frank Frankel, Acting Mayor, stated that while the home rule bill would be a great benefit to the city it would not enable it to issue the bonds. The real reason was, he said, that the anti-Reynolds group had started proceedings to secure an injunction restraining the city from the further issuance of bonds on the grounds that the debt limit had been exceeded.

Whether or not the citizens of the west end will finance the road construction remains to be seen. At 3 recent meeting another citizen offered to finance an improvement which he desired to the extent of $5,000 pending the issuance of bonds to reimburse him. LOW FLIER FINED $25 AT ROCKAWAY Judge Henry Goodman in the Far Rockaway Magistrate's Court yesterday imposed a fine of $25 on Herbert Cregg, a summer resident of Roxbury, L. who was arraigned on the charge of flying low over Rockaway Beach in -a passenger hydroplane. Cregg, according to Patrolman Hughes of the Headquarters Division, was flying dangerously low over the beach last Monday, and when he landed at Beach 116th Rockaway Park, L.

the policeman handed him a summons. A complaint against aviators flying low over the beach was made recently by Acting Mayor Collins, who is a summer resident of Rockaway Park, to Rear Admiral Plunkett and Police Commissioner Enright. Immediately upon receipt of the complaint Enright issued orders to arrest any aviator caught flying low. FRANK N. SCOTT DIES Frank Norris Scott, 52, of 41 Crocus Floral Park, died yesterday in the Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Brooklyn, after a lingering illness from a complication of diseases.

He was born at Plainville, Conn. He had been teaching in the Brooklyn schools for a long time and for several years past had been connected witw the Manual Training Department of P. S. No. 175, East New York.

He was a member of the Floral Park M. E. Church and of the Masonic order. He is survived by two daughters, Eunice, 16, and Ethel, 13, and one son, Milton, 15. Funeral services will be conducted at his late home Sunday afternoon by the Rev.

Edgar S. Jackson, pastor of the Floral Park M. E. Church. Interment will be in Evergreens Cemetery.

Brooklyn. NEMECEK WILL FILED An estate, valued in the affidavits at "over $10,000 in real property and over $10.000 in personal property" and believed to be actually worth about $100,000, is divided among the widow and children of Vaclav Nemecek, late of Elmhurst, by the provisions of a will dated July 1 of this year, just two weeks before the death of the testator. Direct grants of money and prop175 Case Elmhurst, for whom a erty are made in each case except that of the son, a John Nemecek, of trust fund is made. MATHIESON ALKALI EARNINGS UNDER 1923 The Mathieson Alkali Works reports for the second quarter net earnings of $266,071 before Federal taxes, equal after preferred dividends to $1.84 a share on the 885,700 common ($50 par) outstanding, against $93.258, or 37 cents a share, in the first quarter and 238, or $2.93 a share, in the June, 1923. quarter.

Net. earnings for the first six months were $359,300, or $2.21 a common share, against $781,541, or $5.78 a share, in the same period of 1923..