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Tel. 6310 of to 37th and city, more to and also of to sold, G. 52 1 Famous Sweethearts Love Stories of Life and Fiction Told in Prose and Pictures. BLANCHE GREER'Washington and Martha Custis D. Mo HEN Martha Custis met George Washington he was a tall, youthful, handsome colonel in the army that was to make our Nation.

She was a young widow, with beauty, graceful accomplishments and a sweet disposition. They met under the hospitable roof of a mutual friend, Mr. Chamberlyne, and it was love at first sight. Eight monthe later they were married. All of life was love Martha Washington.

She found full contentment by the side of the great Washington whose devotion to "dear be called ber, was ever apparent. Something of their love and happiness is left to 114 as it still lingers Mount Vernon, home for seventeen wonderful years, and now our national shrine. FROM THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE and Twenty-five Years Ago. which a New York woman took a leading part, handling her birds herself. JAN.

4, 1901. The Eagle announces that the Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, pastor of the Metropolitan Temple, at 7th ave.

and 14th Manhattan, will accept call to pastorate of Central Congregational Church, Brooklyn. St. Paul R. R. is absorbed by Northern Pacific.

Eleven-point rise in St. Paul stock follows. Big blaze in Flushing calls attento inadequate fire protection. Citizens' meeting called. N.

Y. Central upsets B. R. T. tunnel plan by refusing to allow subway to run under Grand Central Station.

Organization of Citizens' Union proceeds slowly. of organizers not to be till list is complete. Rejoicing in Brooklyn over nouncement that laying of Milburn main, which will help to relieve water shortage in boro, is to start at once. TRAVEL. MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE DE LUXE Jan.

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Borland, Receiver FORECLOSURES. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTYMatilda Sussman. plaintiff, against Se- Chacon. Santiago Chacon, Eduardo Chacon and "Ann" Chacon, said first name "Ann being fetitious, said defendant being the widow of Jose Chacon, deceased, her real first name being unknown to plaintiff, defendants.

In pursuance Judgment of of foreclosure sale duly made and entered In above-entitled action, and bearing date the 8th day of December, 1925, the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by James A. Kelly, nuctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street, In the Borough Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 6th day of January, 1926, at 13 o'elock noon, the premises directed by auld Judgment to be and therein described ex follows: All those lots, certain pleces and parcela of land, situate, lying and being in the now the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, State of New York, and known and distinguished as Lota Nos. 48 and 49 upon Block No. 936, and upon a map entitled "Map of property of the 26th Ward Land and Improvement Company of the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings, New York, surveyed by N.

and N. F. Palmer. surveyors." dated January 31st, 1889, and particularly bounded and described as appears from said map as follows, Beginning at the northeasterly corner of Ashford street and Hegeman avenue: running thence Fortherly along Ashford street one hundred and twenty feet; thence easterly parallel with Hegeman avenue one hundred feet; thence southerly parallel with Ashtord atreet twenty Feet; thence westerly parallel with Hegeman avenue eighty feet; thence southerly and parallel with Ashford street, one hundred feet to Hereman avenue; thence westerly Hegeman avenue twenty feet to the corner aforesaid the point or place of beginning. And lots Nos.

and 53 on said block No. 936 on said map bounded and described 08 follows: Beginning point on the easterly side of Ashford street, distant one hundred and sixty feet northerly from the northeasterly corner of Ashford street and Hegeman avehue; running thence northerly along Ashford street forty feet; thence easterly parallel with Hegeman avenue one hundred feet: thence southerly parallel with Ashford street forty feet; thence westerly parallel with Hegeman avenue one hundred feet Ashford street, at a point or place of beginning. Dated, December 14th. 1926. JOHN J.

CURTIN, Referee. Archibald H. Kurland, plaintiff's attorney, 50 Court street, Brooklyn, New York. d14-6t-mth trying Joseph Dora 20 I I I THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1926 HAIRBREADTH HARRY No Lumps By C.

W. KAHLES LUMPS OF LOVE BUT THIS I IS CAN GO OUT AND GET THE SCUTTLE COAL YARD LAST IN THE LINE AND EVERY (DAL? TEN PLEASE LUMPS, 15 AT MY TURN! THERE IT IS COAL YA SOLD SORRY, THE LAST LUMP THE LAST LUMP OF COAL, FATHER, I AM THE LAST. AT LAST MISS! I JUST FILLED WITH THE MONEY I MADE THIS MOMENT OF DELAY MAY MEAN YET TIME TO BANISH A DOMESTIC MONTH MOVING CHILBLAINS FOR POOR PAPA DAD'S GOOSE FLESH. DRAMA OF HOME AND FIRESIDE, WITH PIANOS HEARTACHING BLOBS OF FILIAL 'S TOUGH! DEVOTION THAT'LL ABSOLUTELY BRING LUMPS IN YOUR THORAX OR YOUR MONEY BACK. HAVE YOU AN EMPTY COALSCUTTLE IN YOUR HOME? DID YOUR COAL SCUTTLE WHEN THE CHIMNEY FLUE? WHEN YOU WASH YOUR HAIR CAN HOW YOU DO DO YOU ANYTHING REACT WITH TO ITOR LEMON NOT! 1 SUCKERS? IF SO, WHY? IF YOU WERE LOST ON A DESBUT THE FATES ERT ISLAND WITH ONLY ONE LUMP OF COAL BETWEEN YOU AND HAD WRIT WITH THE LAMPPOST WHAT WOULD YOU DO? A CROOL HAND IF YOUR ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION- THAT THE CHILL AIRE IS YES, YOU POSITIVELY MUST 70 BE NOT FOLLOW THIS ABSORBING OUR HEROINE LABORS DESPERATELY TO KEEP BLASTS WOULD RESUMED DRAMA TO SEE WHAT BELINDA DID.

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The report was accepted. The grounds on which the Committee base their dissent to the union is that it will benefit Brooklyn and Williamsburg and especially their waterfronts to the depreciation and expense of New York. We rather think that the true reason is that the New York Aldermen are satisfied that Brookwin will not entertain the idea of annexation to such a mass of vice and misrule as THE city presents. JAN. 4.

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Booklet B6 Free NATIONAL BERMUDA TOURS 87 West 39th N. Y. Penn 3590 NIVERSAL STEAMSHIP TRAVEL TOURS--CRUISES LEHRENKRAUSS TICKETS AGENCY 850 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. TRIANGLE 7000 Buttons and -By JANE Buttons Tells How Once upon a time Rome was a pagan city.

That was in the days we name now B. that is, before the time of Christ. The people, although they were highly cixilized, believed in a great number of gods and goddesses who watched over all they were doing. The Romans made up a lot of stories about these gods and believed in them so hard that many of the things we are familiar with still bear their names. The calendar that we tell the date by has a good many names that originally belonged to Roman gods or goddesses.

We'll take them in order and see where the names came from. There's January, the first month. This was named in honor of Janus, the two-faced god. He looked backward and good thing to do around the first of the year. Look back and see what you did last year and then make up your mind to do better things this new year as you look forward to it.

Janus carried a key as well as his two faces. The key was to open the door of the Roman heaven, for Janus was the official doorkeeper of that happy place. The Romans used to make statues of him to put on their gateposts and over their ways, because he was supposed to protect their homes then, guarding MARRIAGE LICENSES Nathan Herman. 29 .1479 39th st. Rose Guberman, Rockaway ave.

Harry Garlow, 28 296 Schenck ave. Ruth Levick, 36 267 Clifton pl. Sam Lemell, 21 1733 Prospect pl. Sarah Langbaum, 19 759 Vermont st. Joseph Triest, 24 ..1663 69th st.

Josephine Clocearl. 21 1735 784 st. De Vito. 65 109 Navy st. Angelina Emmito, 66 .79 Smith st.

Dexter Rogers, 26 280 st. Warren Leona Myers, 24 .280 Warren st. Joseph Kerner, 20 325 E. 120th st. Mollie Beckelman, .595 Marcy ave.

Benjamin Halpern, 31 ..248 Herzl st. Eva Spivack, 25 ,248 Herzl st. Walter Lord, 22 384 Bleecker st. Mary De Natale, 19 ..188 Crescent st. Glumeppe Cangemi, 33 1494 Greene ave.

Teresa Pumo, 183 Central ave. Abraham Resnick. 25 169 Hart st. Bella Siegel, Throop ave. Henry Gross, 27 .128 Reid ave.

Anna Voight. 23 887 Gates ave. Nathan Landersman, 23, 1347 St. Mark's ave. Bessie Dunn, .26 Tompkins ave.

Morris Sher, .108 Hopkins ave, Gertrude Mower, 21 ,91 Cook st. Thomas McAllister, 38 .323 Reid ave. May Kennedy, 38 150 Mill st. Alfred Griest, ..8797 19th st. Domenica Veechia, Bay 19th st.

Benjamin Turchin. Hopkina st. Nettle Scher, 21.... ....108 Hooking st Herbert Oschmann. Bellaire, L.

I. Ruth Thrig, 20. .249 Covert st. Veeder, 28... Bronx, N.

Y. Joe Mabel Markman, 23..383 Alabama ave. Anthony Salamone, 31. .168 224 Jessie Senzo, 24. 843 3d ave.

David Son elder, .2309 Douglass st. Sochle Mender, 20. .36 MeKibbin at. Arthur Guerra, Willoughby ave. Josephine Didler, 25..342 Nostrand ave.

Harry Rudderman, 99 Cook at. Ethel Shavelson, 322 Georgia ave. Ralph Sacco, 163 Skillman st, Rose Maudarano, Skillman st. Michael Kennedy, 24......173 Warren st. Agnes Hughes, Hicks st.

Isador Kulter, Glenmore Mary Gold, 21. .331 Glenmore aVO, Angel Thunheim, 23. 335 65th st. Gudney, Tvedt, 24. 335 55th st.

Cinyton Place, 29. 361 Hamilton Edith Baylis, 23... .241 Bush st. Henry Needelman, 25. 789 E.

183d Bronx. Sadie Jacobson, 24......2032 74th Fink. 23. 8736 21th st. Albert, ..708 Williams ave.

Frisco, 32... 158 st. Julia Thomas, 158 Freeidon st. Abraham Berliner, Rd st. Sadie Graboya, 1625 President George Ryan Tr.

21..... .37 Bergen Helen Fox, .37 Bergen Stanley Ford, 26.. ...121 Wyekoff at. Cloudia Perch, Bergen st. John Lagos, 28..............69 Hicks Fatty Stories CORBY- January Got Its Name Janus, the Two-Faced God.

those who went out, preventing burglars from coming in. The temple the Romans built in honor of this god had 12 doors, just as the year has 12 months now. This temple was kept open during war times, but was closed in time of peace. Janus. was, above all, the god of beginnings and ends.

When the Roman wanted to begin well or end a matter profitably he asked Janus to help him. BUTTONS. Anna Mantilla, 19.........59 Hicks st. Samuel Solomon, 26........192 So. 18 tat.

Dora Eisenberg, 19..45 McDonough st. Harry Mishkowsky, 26..467 Buskwick Esther Laloff. .1023 Lafayette ave. Alexander Scheer, 38........2103 65th st. Henrietta Lerner, 26, 822 Eastern Parkway Max Taude, 36........829 Lafayette aLve.

Mollie Levy, 23......829 Lafayette ave. Sol Goldberg, 24. .665 Blake ave. Fay Morton, 21.. .353 Alabama ave.

Mario Vitelli, 23.. Ozone Park, L. I. Pauline Schepis, 21. .......695 4th ave.

Harry Mintz, 24......420 Williams Minnie Mendles, 21....184 Riverdale ave. William Orzy, 23. 188 So. 4th st. Pauline Rabinowitz, 21....188 So.

4th st. Harry Kenvitz, 22. 420 Williams ave. Fannie Kramer, 20....414 Williams ave. Ignazio Faraci, 21.

192 Noll st. Domenica Fazio, Jefferson ave, Jack Kaufman, 26... Bronx, N. Y. Dorothy Kriss, 19.

691 Bedford ave. Lorenzo Marioni, 24.... 137 Devoe st. Millie Ragono, 537 Driggs ave. Jacob Sirota.

23... 427 Hegeman ave. Lillian Hochman, 22......229 S. 3d st. Austin Ayera, 23..........

Hartford, Conn. Ina Taylor, 17.. ..5610 4th ave. Pasqual Diapice, 21. 1650 83d st.

Maria Leocata, 20. ..1728 80th st. Louis Tinter, 25.. 112 Union ave. Yetta Rosen, 507 Grand st.

Mny Abraham Eichler, 22.. 416 Livonia Livonia Shapiro, 416 ave. Morris Weissman, 24......408 Hinsdale st. Yetta Wiesman, 22.. Hinadale st.

Giuseppe Colcotti, 24...... N. J. Rose Biscotti, Frost st. Max Schwartz, 29.

Crescent st. Cill Glasser, 24... ..880 Crescent st. Joseph Rosenberg. 30, 8111 Tinton Bronx Rose Sussman, ..2928 W.

31st at. Joe Levine, .....659 Hopkinson ave. Martha Levine, 91......2163 Bath ave, Joseph Cacloppo, 22. City, N. J.

Jennte Glorinco, 18..1225 Gravesend ave. William Kennedy, 19......134 Dikeman st. Sadie Greene, 18. 162 Conover st. Henry Greenberg, 37 Tapscott st.

Lillie Goldstein, 34... ...37 Tapscott st. Joe Gaeofolo, 26.. .360 Linden st. Theresa Pascuzo, 448 Gates ave, Cornelius Hotaling, 24.

Clinton ave. Margaret McCarthy, 23...76 Clinton ave. Philip Eberle, 19... .107 14th st, Anna Hurley, 21,. .501 Hamilton ave.

Frank Hollander, 27....710 6th Man. Lena Ewall, 20.. 444 Bedford ave. Michele Gallo, 23... ...307 Hingdale ave.

Caroline Ronzo, 190 Withers Bend. Schafer, 37... Bronx, N. Fanny Bernstein, E. 95th st.

Sunford Lenz, 23... Ditmas: st. Rose Klauss, 21.. Ditmas st. Nickolas Wyker, 45.

90 S. 1st st. Alma Janason, 55... .79 Meserole: st, Diego Corao, 26......948 Van Brunt Domenica Bottazzo, 26..48 Van Brunt st. Sam Kaplan, Bronx, N.

Y. Sylla Zlatoff, 24. 800 Hart st. Joseph Davide, 23... 5801 13th ave.

Roy Pagliaro, ......1270 56th LAUNCH DRIVE FOR W'MSBURG CENTER Volunteers Seek $100,000 for New Structure. "A community center for Williamsburg," will be the message that 150 volunteers in a house-to-house campaign will carry to the Jews of Williamsburg this week, it was decided last night at a meeting of the building fund committee of Young Israel at 701 Willoughby ave. Yesterday was first day in the campaign which the committee is conducting to raise $100,000 to start building operations for a modern Jewish center on Willoughby just off Sumner ave. The campaign. which will last until Jan.

31, will be featured by concerts and receptions, the first of which is scheduled for Jan. 18, at which Cantor Mordecai Herschman will sing. The Mothers Auxiliany, it was reported, is also planning several events, starting with a coffee klatch. Tonight a meeting of the campaign workers will take place at 701 Willoughby ave. The plans of the building, committee call for a four-story modern structure with a swimming pool and gymnasium, synagogue, clubrooms and a library.

At present the activities are housed in a frame house at 701 Willoughby ave. They include religious services, socials. scouting, literary and athletic clubs. The increase of the younger membership in the organization has made the need for the new building more pressing, It was pointed out yesterday. The campaign committee is composed of Harry, Burack, chairman; David Spindel, Joshua Lifshitz, Edward Goldsmith, Mortimer Rappaport, Esther Kaplan, Celia Kirschenbaum, Allan Lipston.

Dr. Abraham Zahn and Mandell Schachne. LARGE BROOKLYN PARTY AT HOPATCONG CARNIVAL A large of Brooklynites attended the Lake Hopatcong ice carnival, which ended yesterday. Features of the carnival were the hotly contestel hockey game between the Lake Hopatcong and the Mountain Lakes teams, the official meet of the Middle Atlantic Skating Association, iceboat races and tohogganing. Dances were held at all the hotels, including Bon Air Lodge, Hopateong House, Sunnyside, West Shore, Espanog, Woodstock and Edgemere.

Hudson Maxim was in charge of the Committee on Arrangements, assisted by men well RESTAURANTS-BROOKLYN. OPEN TOMORROW DOWNTOWN BRANCH GOLDEN ROD TEA ROOM 438 Gold Street Tel. Triangle 4002 Chicken-Waffles Dinner, 90c known in winter sports. Among the Brooklynites taking part or watchthe fun were: anew William Spilger, Peabody, Arnold Kuelling, Austin Beveridge, Otto Rafer, George Schelling, Orvis Reule, John Helm, George Milligan, Halberg, Frank Hadnot, Philip Karl Anderson James Martinson, Dr. John Thomas, Russell Pettit, Walter Anderson, Herbert Trecartin, Elwood Middleton, Herbert Anderson, Henry Roberts, Herbert Helter, Evelyn Beveridge, Arthur Uilrich, Kimball Sprague, Cyril Beveridge, Eleanor Suphan.

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B.F BUSH WICK SINGER'S MIDGETS Reception on the stage by Singer's Midgets after every matinee for the children. MOSS S. FLAT BUSH Brewster Pomeroy Revue, Others. Photoplay: Corinne Griffith in "Classified." STAR Burlesque Amateurs NEAR Tuesday Nites TRI. 420 FULTON TELEPHONE "MAKE IT PEPPY" With FRANCES FARR 16-PEPPY, PRANCING GIRLS-16 GAYETY MATS.

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WED. SATURDAY EARL WHITE CARGO N. Y. CARROLL'S CAST Next MODELS" AMUSEMENTS-BROOKLYN. BOSTON BROOKLYN OF ACADEMY MUSIC 8:15 JAN.

P.M. 8 SYMPHONY SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY, Conductor Program includes: Richard Strauss' "Alpine Symphony" (first time in N. Copland's "Music for the "Trumpet Voluntary," Purcell-Wood. Tickets Now Institute Boa Office Telephone Sterling 6700 BROOKLYN MATINEES WEDNESDAY SATURDAY Directly Prior to Broadway COMEDY NEW MOVE ON With an Exceptional Strong Cast NEXT 2 Richard Bennett Pauline Lord WEEK "They Knew What They Wanted" SUNDAY CONCERT, CONT. 2 to 11 p.m.

MAJESTIC WED. MATINEES SAT. THE FALL GUY With ERNEST TRUEX 2-Keith-Albee Concerts SundayNext TOLEN REN FRUIT" Week Ann Harding, Rollo Peters, Harry Beresford. "SPORTING LIFE" BREVOORT MAE with BUSCH, Bert LEW Lytell CODY BEDFORD BREYCORT PL: in "Time the Comedian" IT KAMEO MAE -in- MURRAY "The Masked Bride" NOSTRANDAY Lloyd Hamilton Comedy BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC Tomorrow, at 8:15 p.m. The Inimitable JOHN COATES ENGLISH TENOR, in an Tickets Now Institute Box Office kespeare Song A Program Sterling 6700 Brooklyn ACADEMY of MUSIC Metropolitan Opera Company Jan.

12 7:45 at TANNHAEUSER Rethberg. Peralta, Taucher, Mender, Whitehill, Gustafson, Bloch, Bodanzky. HARDMAN PIANO USED. 1 MARK Bluebeard's 7 Wives TRAN I With BEN LYON, BLANCHE LOIS WILSON SWEET. BKLYN I GALA MUSIC PROGRAM IN PERSON, 8:30 TONIGHT Wilson--Sam Hardy--Diana Kane LOEW'S FULTON-SMITHALIVINASTON-STREETS "A KISS FOR CINDERELLA" with Betty Bronson Paul Specht and His Orchestra, 5 Others FEATURE FILMS SHOWING TODAY PARK SLOPE AND DOWNTOWN TOMORROW Bunny, 314 Flatbush Richard Barthelmess, Shore Bones Duffield, 249 Duffield Irene Rich, Compromise: also Jack Holt, Ancient Highway Eden, 5th Av.

8th Jack Holt. The Ancient Highway. The Same Keeney'8, 300 Livingston St. Monte Blue, Hogan's Alley; also Vaudeville National, Wash. Prospect.

Lon Chaney, Tower of Lies. The New Atlantic, Flat. Mae Murray, The Masked Bride. The Same Prospect, 9th St. 5th Charles Ray, Sweet Adaline; also Vaudeville HILL SECTION Cumberland, 327 Richard Barthelmess, Shore Leave, and Others BEDFORD SECTION Bedford, Bedford Bergen.

Thunder, the Marvel Dog, His Master's Voice; Vaudeville Regent, Fulton Bedford. Clara Bow, The Ancient Mariner. The Same BAY RIDGE SECTION Bay Ridge, 34 Av. 72d St. Anita Stewart, Baree, Son of Kazan; also Vaudeville FLATBUSH SECTION Albemarle, Flat.

Albmie. Lowell Edmund Lowe, The Fool The Same Century, Nostrand Pkalde. Sherman, Satan In Seven Sinners Farragut, Flat. Ronald Colman, The Dark Same Kingsway, Kings H. Av.

Buck Jones, Lazy Bones. Mary Pickford Linden, 816 Flatbush Av. Prevost, Seven Sinners. Same Midwood, Av. E.

13th Charles Ray, Bright Lights. Adolph Menjou Parkside, 798 Flatbush Fairbanks, The Mollycoddle; also Little Lord Fauntleroy Rialto, 1085 Flatbush Prevost, Seven Same BUSHWICK SECTION Colonial, Bway Chauncey. Eleanor Boardman, The Only Thing. The Same Halsey, Bway Halsey The New Commandment: also Vaudeville GREENPOINT SECTION Greenpoint, 835 Manhat. Av.

Ray, Sweet Adaline; also Vaudeville.