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THURSDAY, JUNE 19. 1924. REAL ESTATE Real Estate For Sale Monroe, Near Marcy "Madison," Near 10 Bedford" 3-story frame, steam heat, $11,000 Grand Bet. Putnam Gates 3-story brick. 3 baths.

electric, etc. A. J. WALDRON 1153 Bedford Ave. Near Putnam Tel.

6400-6401 Lafayette New Jersey Property. CRANFORD, N. FOR RENT9 rooms, baths. $100 per mo. 10 rooms.

garage, $100 per mn. 12 baths, garage, $150 per mo. 5 rooma, $55 month. Real homes for sale reasonable prices. C.

E. BLAKESLEE Best Cranford North Phones Cranford 225 Lanford Summer Places For Rent SUMMER BUNGALOW COLONY STONY BROOK, L. I. Splendid secure bungarestricted colony, IN THE WOODS, BEACH RIGHTSBOATING BATHING FISHING. READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

Five Rooms with large living room, open fireplace, bath, running water, electric light. Plot 75x175, $500 down. balance $60 monthly. Plots $300 and up. MOUNT GREY PROPERTIES 507 Fifth N.

Y. Murray HIll $444. Sea Shore Bungalows Furnished rooms, all improvements; best bathing beach on coast; clubs; fare to all ferries; one hour to your business. WOODLAND BEACH leland Staten Phone Dongan Hills 0575 or JAS. S.

GRAHAM, 32 Court Brooklyn. Tel. Main 8618. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Apartment Hotels. BEFORE LEASING TRY BROOKLYN'S HOME HOTEL A Home for a Year or a Day Our Service Is Complete Attractive Yearly Rates HOTEL TOURAINE 23 Clinton Street, Brooklyn Jas.

S. Graham, Prop. Phone Main 4600 T. C. SMITH, Freight Claim Agent.

je19-2t-th Auctions. STORAGE SALE And Many Additions From Rich Private Houses I. ZEKOWSKI, Auctioneer Sells (Tomorrow) Friday, 10:30 A.M. 661-663 FELTON STREET. BROOKLIN Over 150 Lots Useful and Ornamental Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Household Effects Chickering Baby Grand Two Upright Pianos Grandfather's Clock, Clock Sets Odd Reed Chairs and Suits Twin, Ivory Other Bedroom Suites Living Room and Dining Room Suits Limoges Dinner Set, Cut Glass, Costly Vases Paintings, Portieres, Draperies.

Bronzes, Roll Top Desk, Globe-Wernicke Bookcases And Hundreds of Odds and Ends ennumerable Lafayette Square Auction Rooms JOSEPH DONNELLY, Auctioneer SELLS TOMORROW (FRIDAY) At 10:30 A. in Residence No 551 3d St. Between 7th and 8th Brooklyn EXECUTOR'S SALE Household Furniture, Bradbury Piano, Carpets, Rugs, Statuary, Library of Rare Books, Fine Glassware, China, Etc. NOTICE OF The Central Railroad Company of New Jersey will sell at public auction for the account of whom it concern, at Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal, North Sixth Street, Brooklyn, New York. on July 3 1924.

at 10 a.m. (Daylight Saving Time), tanning extract liquid contained in tank car PTX 5536, shipper, H. Stacy Smith, Newark, N. consignee The Tannin Corporation of Brooklyn, New York. Heating, Plumbing and Roofing.

ROOFING Have a Bird Son PAROID ROOF Laid On Top of Your Old Tin Roof -It Will Be Better and Cheaper E. M. SHUTE 657 Gates Avenue Est. 1874 Lafayette 4805 Merchandise. Bannerman Tent Bargains SHELTER TENTS, $1.95.

PYRAMID TENTS, $35.00. HAVERSACK8, 35 cents. Ponchos, $1.00. Mess Pans, cents. Cota.

$2.50. Special camping circular cents. 26 years on Broadway Est. 1865. FRANCIS BANNERMAN SONS, B'way, N.

Y. "Ezyrun" Clothes Line Pulley Rustless---Ball Bearing Noiseless Ask Your Dealer The Brooklyn Pulley Inc. 85 FIFTH AVE. Brooklyn. New York SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Business Schools.

Wanamaker Beauty School, Inc. 596 Atlantis Brooklyn I. I. Opp. Station.

Sterling 2752. Uptown way. 4953. LEADING: AMERICA. EARN ShO WEEKLY HAIRDRESSING.

MANICURING All branches taught. of tools free with High positions. cannot All demand. Easy terms. write information.

435 5th Ave. Near 39th St. Vanderbilt 1176. Co- Educational. High School Course in 2 Years or less.

Meets all requirements for college and the Jeading professions. REGISTER NOW for day or evening. Brooklyn Preparatory School 808 Driers Brooklyn, N. Y. At Willlamsburg Bridge REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Real Estate at Auction.

Real Estate at Auction. phT. was Auctioneer WATERFRONT INDUSTRIAL PLANTS OWNED BY THE PUSEY JONES CO. LOCATED ON THE Delaware River, Gloucester, N. J.

Comprising about 179 ACRES of Splendid Land, improved with Substantial Buildings Suitable for Manufacturing of Every Character, at Receivers' Auction TO BE HELD ON THE PREMISES ON THURSDAY, June 26 AT 2 O'CLOCK, RAIN OR SHINE (Daylight Saving Time) The entire property, consisting of Land, Buildings, Equipment, will be offered as a whole and in seven different parcels 80 divided as to meet the requirements of those who do not have need for a very extensive plant. Machinery and Tools, including Lathes, Shapers, Drills, Shears, Punches, Planers, Gantry and Jib Cranes, Compressors, Winches, Hand Tools, a complete Power House Equipment, also large amount of Office Furniture will be included in the Sale. Deep Water Railroad Connections Excellent Labor Easy of Access EXAMINE THESE PLANTS TODAY WILLARD SAULSBURY Ancillary Receivers CHARLES B. EVANS and JOSEPH P. TUMULTY Special Masters McCARTER ENGLISH, Attorneys THOMAS G.

HAIGHT, Attorney Prudential 15 Exchange Place, Newark. N. J. Jersey City, N. J.

SEND FOR BOOKLET AND CATALOGUE Philadelphia Office New York Office Phone Walnut 6053 Phone Cortlandt 0744 1037 Walnut St. ph Amy 67 Liberty St. Auctioneer Office on the Pusey Jones Plant, Gloucester, N. J. Phone Gloucester 291 for Auctioneer Inc.

Waterfront Property Boating, Bathing and Fishing HEER PARK Lindenhurst, L. I. Just This Side of Babylon On the Merrick Road and Great South Bay On Montauk Division of L. I. R.

the electrification of which from Jamaica to Babylon will be completed by May, 1925, after which Babylon will be only "45 Minutes from Broadway." ABSOLUTE AUCTION JUNE 28th 2 P. on Premises 377 HOME BUNGALOW BUILDING and LOTS On Broadway, West Broadway, First and Second Sts. About one mile from Lindenhurst Station. On Payable Installment Per Contract Month Home Title Insurance Co. Policies Free HARRY PAUL FISHEL, Main Babylon, L.

I. SEND FOR BOOKMAP 67 Liberty Street New York City Telephone Auctioneer Inc. Cortlandt 0744 LEGAL NOTICES. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF York, by the grace of God free and Inendpedent-To the husband and next of kin. if any, of Tamar or Tamor R.

Cathorn, also known as Catherine R. Tamar, deceased. whose names and places of residence are unknown, and cannot after due diligence be ascertained, and to all persons interested In the estate of Tamar or Tamor R. Cathorn, also known A9 Catherine R. Tamar, deceased, AS credItors.

next of kin, or otherwise. Attorney General of the State of New York, SamLel D. Carthorn, send greeting; Whereas, Frank V. Kelly, Public Administrator. Kings County, with an office at No.

44 Court street. in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, has presented his account as Administrator of TAMAR or TAMOR R. CATHORN, also known AR CATHERINE R. TAMAR, deceased, lately residing at Stamford, leaving asseta. in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York.

and A petition praying that his account may be judicially settled. Now, therefore. you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings. on the 22d day of July, 1924, at ten o'clock. in the forenoon.

why such settlement should not be had. In testimony whereof. we have caused the Court Seal to of he our said Surrogate's hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. George Albert (L.

Wingate, Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn. In the said the 18th day of June, 1924. County, JOHN H. McCOOEY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

19-4 th DISSOLUTION NOTICES. STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE the Secretary of State. certify 68.: I do hereby that a certificate of dissolution of INC. REALTY MONTGOMERYhas been filed in this office this dav and that it appears therefrom that has complied with Section such corporation One Hundred and Five of the Stock Corporation Law, and that it la dissolved. Given.

in duplicate, under my hand seal of office of the Secretary and the of State, at the City of Albany, (Seal) this Thirteenth Day June, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty-four. JOHN J. MACKRELL. Deputy Secretary of State. je19-2t-th WESELY-FARRAN.

The marriage of Miss Melitta J. Farran. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.

Farran of 1271 New York to Milford D. Wesely, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J.

Neumann of 7142 Rhodes took place at o'clock yesterafternoon at the bride's home. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Hi. C. Whitney.

Mrs. E. Shane of Corona, L. attended the as matron of honor, and H. C.

Newman was best man for bride- KAPPA BETA PAI. A regular meeting of the Kappa Beta Phi sorority will be held at the home of Miss Adele Tebbe, 891 E. 34th Brooklyn, Saturday. This the last regular meeting of the sorority this year. Special entertainment will be provided.

HOTELS AND RESORTS LONG ISLAND PORT JEFFERSON. L.I. 50 MILES FROM NEW YORK BELLE TERRE CLUB. THE CENTER OF A FASHIONABLE SUMMER COLONYHIGHEST POINT OF LAND ON LONG ISLAND THREE MILES OF PRIVATE BATHING BEACH SADDLE TENNIS- DANCING- CONCERT ORCHESTRACAREFULLY SELECTED CLIENTELE. SPORTY GOLF COURSE D.

Manager 1009 KNICKERBOCKER BLDG. PHONE BRYANT 4441. HAMPTON MANOR SOUTHAMPTON, L. 1. Small hotel, conducted with one purpose- to serve surpassingly well.

Open all year. Tel. 558. J. P.

McMANN. THE LLOYD, BELLPORT, L. I. Wonderful location on the bay. Excellent table; all sports.

Apply The Lloyd. SAYVILLE. L. Maples. Plenty shade; all improvements: near station: on bay: excellent table.

Mrs. S. KONNIG. Phone Sayville 292. WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.

Y. COLONIAL and COTTAGES Kitchawan on Croton Lake, N. Y. 65 min. commuting Mt.

Kisco to N. Y. Private golf links; tennis: high elevation. Daily concerts; dancing. Special July 4th holiday rate.

$6.00 daily. NEW YORK STATE. BOARDERS--Farm house, Summit Lake. High elevation; good table: reasonable rates. Mra.

H. D. Brown, Summit, N. Y. WEEK- -END AUTO PARTIES dated.

"Down on the farm." Write Mrs. ALLEN, Ridgeburg, N. Y. HUDSON VALLEY COUNTIES. MOUNTAIN REST FARM La Italian and American Cooking.

Dancing. Wonderful Scenery. For particulars write to TOM CASTANO, Box 117, Clintondale, N. Y. SHAWANGUNKS AND SULLIVAN COUNTY.

POMPEY CAVE FARM Kyserike, Ulster N. Y. Henry Neff. All boating, bathing; other amusements; own farm produce; home cooking. Elec.

lights, running spring water in every room: home cooking and splendid table: screened porches; near Green Lake for bathing, boating, Ashing. Acc. 50. Gentiles. Rate $12.50 to $18.

Booklet. E. C. TRAVIS. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

TRAVIS COLONIAL HOMESTEAD LEEDS, NEW YORK. Over 400 acres of wonderful grounds and farm! Newly remodeled and refurnished. THE DIRCKSKILL Mrs. J. W.

Hankinson, Leeds, N. Y. The pleasant, homelike farm house! Spacious grounds and veranda. Fine home cooking; comfortable rooms; electric lights: piano, victrola, dancing; near all churches; bathing, fishing, boating. Rates $12 up.

Gentiles. Booklet. Write now. Lanesville House Under New Management. LANESVILLE, GREENE Y.

2.000 ft. elevation. Large, comfortable house. Fishing, boating, bathing. Excellent cuisine.

Dancing, bowling, tennis croquet. Near churches. Mrs. A. J.

McLaughlin. Alma Stroem, FERN CLIFF Palenville. N. Y. For fifty refined guests.

Excellent home cooking. Electric lights. Extensive grounds and verandas. Tennis court. Dancing.

Near bathing: fishing, bowling. Rates $14 up. Gentiles. BELLWOOD HOUSE Mrs. B.

F. Wolf, Saugertles, Pleasing N. F. Real farm and products; elec. lights, bath: dancing pavilion; churches.

bathing, Ashing; Gentiles. Rates $12 up. OLD VAN DEUSEN MANSION Improvements. farm products. Bathing, fishing on grounds.

Mra. EARLE POTTER, Leeds, N. Y. Haines Falls in the Catskills, The Alpine and Cottage On the famous Rip Van Winkle Trail. The Alpine offers the most convenient And beautiful location for every mountain reation and desire! 2,000 feet elevation; splendid, modern accommodations and cellent table.

10 minutes walk to village center. 75 guests accommodated at reasonable rates. Apply now. Gentiles. GEORGE F.

BEGGS, Prop. HAINES FALLS. NEW YORK. ADIRONDACKS. OVER-THE-LAKE LODGE.

on Schroon Lake, Pottersville, N. Y. Rates reasonable. ROONEY BURWELL, Props. ATLANTIC CITY.

BATHING FROM HOTEL MONTICELLO Kentucky Ave. near Beach--Atlantic City's finest and most popular rate hotel. Orchestra. dancing: elevator. Private baths.

RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Write for booklet and auto map. Phones 1018 and 6706. SPECIAL JUNE RATES Ownership Management, Fetter Hollinger. Tory Kentucky ittenhouse near the Ocean. FOURTH OF JULY SPECIAL $15 THURSDAY MEALS TILL INCLUDED SUNDAY $15 H.

W. HAMPTON. KAPTAM Michigan av, baths. nr. beach.

Amer. plan. Run. pri. $17.50 up.

Bathing privileges. Mrs. M. MAGUIRE, formerly of the Norwood. WALLASH Michigan av, nr.

American Beach. Run- plan, ning water. $17.50 up. Spec. Europ.

Peter Wallash, Prop. ASBURY PARK. ASBURY Mellington Right at ocean: running water in every room: capacity 225: orchestra. dancing: booklet. Chas.

W. Hart. Owner and Mar. LAKE HOPATCONG. LAKE HOPATCONG Cottages, galows: electricity, running water; $150- $350 season, or will rent part season; board week -end guests.

Special July Thursday night to Monday morning, $12. Write P. J. TUITE, Mount Arlington. J.

Phone Bergen 7008. GREEN CROFT Lake Hopatcong, N. J. Modern house, on lake shore. Water sports, dancing: excellent table.

June rate, $18 weekly. G. L. ELLIOTZ. MhS.

DORA MILLS- FRITCH died yesterday in her 83d year at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dora Milla-Fritch Adams. 485 Rugby rd. She was born in Lowville, N. but had been a resident of Brooklyn for the past 30 years and a member of the Hanson Place Baptist Church for the past 25 years.

She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Adama. and her sons. Dr. Henry M.

Mills and A. Randall Milia. The funeral services will be held at her home tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, the Interment to be in Lowville. OBITUARIES JOHN L. CARR of 65 Van Sicien ave.

died last Friday. He WAS born in New N. and was in his 85th year. He was a member of St. Malachy's R.

C. Church and treasurer of the Holy Name Society for 26 years. He was also 8 member of the St. Vincent de Paul Society. He was formerly with the Brooklyn City Ratlroad, retiring 17 years ago.

He is survived by his son, William J. Carr; a daughter. Mrs. John J. Bennett.

and four granddaughters, Marie and Virginia Carr and Marie and Genevieve Bennett. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery on Tuesday. WILLIAM RHODES SPENCER of 1013 Prospect pl. died at his home early this morning. He is survived by his wife, Amie M.

Spencer, and two children. He was born in Philadelphia seventy-four years ago, coming to Brooklyn at the age of 66, where he engaged in the plumbing supplies business, and from which he retired some years ago. Funeral services be private, the Rev. J. W.

Langdale, pastor of the New York Avenue M. E. Church, officiating, and will be held at his late home tomorrow, interment following in Greenwood Cemetery. BUTCHERS ELECT Rochester, N. June 19-Installation of officers concluded the three-day meeting of the New York State Master Butchers Association here yesterday.

The delegates elected as president, Moe Loeb of New York: vice presidents included H. Kirschbaum, New York: Charles Raeder, Brooklyn; Joseph Eschelbarker, Nev York. and P. Gerard, New York. The financial secretary elected was L.

Bender. Brooklyn, and the treasurer, George Schuck, New York. The board of trustees Includes: F. Burck, Brooklyn; A. Rosen.

Brooklyn; G. Hembt, New York: L. Goldschmidt. New York; wardens, R. Schumacher, New York, and Fred Appel, Brooklyn.

REFUSES TO HELP FATHER Adolph Ruthkowsko, 29, of Brown Jamaica, was sent to the workhouse for six months by Magistrate Dresser in the Jamaica Court today when he refused to contribute $3 a week to the support of his aged father. RUDMAN-FUCHS. Miss Mary Fuchs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuchs of 600 Bedford and Nat Rudman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Rudman of 167 Hooper were married at the Congregation B'Nai Israel last evening by the Rev. Shapiro. Miss Fuchs as her attendants the Misses Marie Sheror, maid of honor: Seena Greenberg, Fritzi Fuchs and Miriam Goldberg, bridesmaids, and Sophie Shaw and Bernice Siegal, flower girls. There was also a small page, Gersen Ingber.

Herman Fuchs was best man and the ushers included Irving Fuchs. Harris Melomet and Edward Weissman. Mr. Rudman is a graduate of New York University. JOIN C.

F. MURPHY IN LAW. Charles F. Murphy, Republican leader of the 10th A. has announced that Charles Marvin and R.

A. McClelland have become associated with him in his law business. HOTELS AND RESORTS OCEAN GROVE. Just a Whisper From Asbury" THE BRYN MAWR "House of Grove, Plenty" N. J.

Near Ocean and Auditorium, corner Central and Heck Ava. Modern. Each room unobstructed view. Best food. Good beds.

Pleasing service. Cap. 100. Rates: weekly $16 upward: 17 upward. J.

ANNA LEWIS. E. Z. BEARE, Associate. The NATIONAL OCEAN GROVE.

N. J. "Home of Capacity 100. Rooms single and en suite. Private porches.

European plan, $7 weekly up; American, $16 weekly up. 56 Main av. M. F. O'NEILL, Manager.

NEW JERSEY. HOTEL BUCKINGHAM AVON-BY-THE-SEA. N. J. Famous for its Cuisine and ideal social and family environment.

The place real comfort and delightful companionship. $18-4th of July From Thursday dinner to Monday. Breakfast inclusive, FREDERICK L. HALL. Mgr.

PHONE ASBURY 1412 THE BELLEVIEW Spring Beach, N. Lake J. Moderate priced; unequaled for picturesque location; seashore and country; surrounded green lawns and shade trees: cuisine and service unsurpassed; large verandas; rooms with porches; tennis, croquet, golf, fishing, fine bathing. THE BRANDON. Atlantic Highlands, N.

J. Furnished rooms. Boat, Rector 5 minutes to house from Bay View station, 2d stop. A. FUSTENBERG, Mgr.

PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware Water Gap. Forest House Centrally located: Excellent private table and service, Boating, fishing. A. L.

Marsh. INCLUDING BERKSHIRES QUINCY LODGE LENOX, MASS. An ideal place for rest, recreation and comfort. Rooms with private bath; porches and shade trees; 6 minutes to post office and village center. Mrs.

J. ST. LAWRENCE. MAPLE REST GREAT BARRINGTON, SEND FOR CIRCULAR. STEAMBOATS.

REAR MOUNTAIN The Public's Wonderful Playground Str. Lvs. Battery Daily 3: W. 132d 9:45 A.M. Returning L.vs.

Bear. Mt. 4:30. due N. Y.

8 P.M. ROUNI 75c Children, 40c TRIP Children. REFRESHMENTS, MUSIC. DANCING. Interstate Park Commission.

Telephones Bowling Green 7585-1675 CENTRAL HUDSON LINE Newburgh. Poughkeepsie, Kingston and Catskill Mts. Steamers leave Franklin St. weekdava (except Saturdays) at P.M.: Saturdaye, 1:00 and 2:46 P.M.; Sundays. 9:10 A.M.

and 4:30 P.M. burgh only. Tel. Walker 6737. Married for the Fifth Time; Murdered on Honeymoon UMRS.

JEAN RAE CUMMINGS After her husband of a week had fled in her motorcar, the body of Mrs. Jean Ray Cummings was found siain and buried in a shallow grave at a tourist camp in Wittenberg, Wis. It was her fifth matrimonia! venture. She was 62 and her new husband was 39 years old. LONGI GROTTO PLANS INDIANAPOLIS TRIP Long-I Grotto of Brooklyn leaves New York on Saturday, June 21, in a.

special train over the C. and O. Railroad on another of its famous pilgrimages to the Supreme Council sessions of the grottoes of the United States at Indianapolis. This trip is under the leadership of Past Monarch Henry M. Rynehart.

The pligrims will arrive in Cincinati Sunday morning and spend all day there, leaving at 5 o'clock and arriving in Indianapolis at 7 p.m. They will remain in Indianapolis until Wednesday, June 25, when they leave about midnight on their return East. They arrive in Stanton. Thursday morning, and the Chamber of Commerce has arranged an elaborate program to entertain the party, including a trip through the Shenandoah Valley, a journey through the Endless Caverns. and a barbecue in the caverna.

Other features are planned. The prophets leave Thursday night and arrive in Washington Friday morning, where they will parade up Pennsylvania ave. and expect to be received by President Coolidge at 11 o'clock. BISHOP MOLLOY SPEAKS The mention of Governor Smith's name by the Rt. Rev.

Thomas E. Molloy, Bishop of Brooklyn, in his address to the graduates of Brooklyn Prep, at the Academy of Music last night, brought forth a storm of applause. George S. Hoff, one of the graduates, speaking on "The Catholic Layman and Authority in the State." mentioned Al Smith incidentally, and was interrupted by applause, and it was in commenting on the student's speech that the Bishop brought in the name of the Governor, saying that the young man's tone seemed to indicate belief that if Al Smith were nominated he would be elected. MRS.

McKAIGNEY ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Elizabeth McKaigney of 242 Bergen was hostess at a farewell reception which was given last Saturday evening to five California athletes who left on the S.S. America, Monday, as members of the American Olympic boxing team. These guests were: Fidel La Barber, amateur flyweight champion of the U.

Jack Fields. Joseph Sollas, featherweights, and A. Allegrini, middleweight of Los Angeles, and Ray Fee, flyweight of San Francisco. Addresses were made by Frank A. Donohue, Lester V.

Harkin, and Raymond Sheehan. Miss Isabel McGahan will entertain at her home Saturday evening for Miss Lolita Roemmelle of 1228 Bushwick who 18 sailing July 2 for an extended trip abroad. The members of the Brownsville Young Folks Auxiliary to the Pride of Judea Orphans Home are to take a boat ride Sunday on the which has been chartered for the day and will leave Battery North River at 8:30 returning in the evening. APPELLATE DECISIONS The following decisions were handed down on Monday in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court: American Chicle Company Pequot Manufacturing Corporation. Motion for reargument or for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals denied.

and Jacob Kurland. Motion for stay deBank: of Coney a Island vs. Jack R. Lang nied. Antonio Barnevo Munson Steamship Line and Frank Apuzzo.

Motion for leave to and appeal stay to continued the Court 30 days. of Appeals dented William Baur vs. Peter Robertson et 3. I respondents. Motion to dismiss appeal granted.

Armin Bencoe Robert E. McDonnell. co-partners, ete. Appeal No. 2.

Motion for stay denied. William Butler, administrator of Walter Butler, deceased, vs. Robins Dry Dock Ac Repair Company. Motion for leave to anpeal to the Court of Appeals denied and stay continued 30 days. James M.

Cammack va. J. B. Slattery Bro. Inc.

Motion for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals denied, and stay cotinued for 30 days. Vincent V. Clausi vs. Emilie Di Blanco. Motion for reargument or for leave to peal to the Court of Appeals denied, and stay continued 30 days.

Leopold Cohen vE. Samuel Cohen and Samuel J. Sugarman. Motion to dismiss appeal denied. Crescent Wet Wash Laundry, VA George A.

Hubbard and William Clausen. Motion for stay denied. John Fuchs and Louis Tunick vs. Mary Grimaldi et Irving M. Austin.

etc. Motion for reargument denied. Isaak Gerstman vs. Frank J. Chase.

Motion to dismiss appeal granted by defauit. William H. Griffin VA. Grace H. Griffir.

Motion for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals denied. John S. Harrold. as administrator of Clarice Sears Ramsay, deceased. and Elizabeth Bears Harrold.

vs. Zoheth S. Freeman: motion for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals denied. Frederick H. Heineman vs.

City Investing Company: motion for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals denied and stay continued 30 days. Application of Clarence Castimore for of admission to the Bar (from the District of Columbia): application granted. Matter of Anthony Moors vs. Charles L. motion to dismiss appeal denied on condition appellant perfect appeal for October Term.

of probate of last will of Eugene Tyreson, deceased: motion to dismiss appeal denied on condition appellant perfect appeal for October Term. Saverio Liberta vS. Rapid Coaling motion for reargument denied. Nichola Copper Company vs. Maurice Connelly, as President of New the Youk; Borough motion of Queens, and the City of for extra allowance denied.

Vincente Perez vs. Clyde Steamship motion for leave to appeal to Court of Appeals denied and stay continued 30 days. Manuel H. Rivera vs. 92 Bleecker Street, Ir.c..

motion to dismiss appeal denied. Charles A. Terr vs. Irving Greenwald: motion for stay denied. May Weber vs.

Solomon Beringer; motion for leave to appeal to Court of Appeals dented an dstay continued 30 days. William S. Schwartz Construction V8. George G. Walbridge: motions for reargument or for leave to modification appeal to of Court deof Appeals, and for cision, denied.

Bank of Coney Island vs. Jack R. Lang, Jacob Kurland and others; order Armin Bencee VA. Robert E. McDonnell and others; Appeal No.

order denying application defendants for books discovery and. papers, upon terms, and inspection amirmed. Mary L. Birch vs. Charles E.

of Birch, John individually and AS order executor, amrmed. Birch Charles and Budsis another: vs. Lincoln C. Andrews. AS receiver.

of New York and Queens R. judgment and order reversed County and new trial granted. R. Maudella M. Cahill, as executrix of William P.

Haff: W. Haft. Interlocutory deceased, judgment. V8. Har.

affirmed. Richard M. Campion VS. Filomena Luiere: order amrmed. Raphael Cazzaza V5.

Joseph Settel; order amrmed. Harry Cram, infant, by J. Sergeant Hills Cram, National guardian Bank: ad litem. order amrmed. Wheatley Crenshaw Engineering and Construction vs.

New York Municipal Garrison, Railway Corporation. Lindley M. and AS receiver. and the Aetna the Casualty of Cranshaw Surety Company. Engineering and Construction On appeal against New York Municipal Railway Corporation and Lindley M.

Garrison, afreceiver, Judgment unanimously firmed, with costs. On the appeal of Lindley M. Garrison. receiver of New York in Municipal favor of Railway the Aetna Casualty Corporation, and judgment Surety Company, Fidelity and posit Company of Maryland, Indemnity and Company London and Lancashire of America, reversed upon "the law. favor and judgment unanimously -appellant directed against In said of sald receiver surety obligation of each as specified in the companies in the amount of the bond.

On the appeal of Lindley M. Munic- Garrison, as receiver of the New Tork 1pal Railway Corporation, from judgment in favor of New England Equitable Insurance Company, judgment unanimously amrmed, with costs. and ConstrucCrenshaw Engineering tion New York Municipal Railway Corporation. Lindley M. Garrison A8 receiver, the Aetna Casualty and Surety Company et al.

and New York Rapid Transit Corporation; order Wet Hubbard Wash and Laundry, William Clausen: order granting injunction pendents lite atArmed. Joseph J. Curry et al. copartners, ve. William P.

Marvel and others: order granting injunction pendente lite armed. Margaret Davis vs. St. George dry. order granting motion for leave to prosecute poor person amrmed.

Robert H. Elder Va. John A. Cochrane; Judgment and order Mrmed. Herman Exman and William Earl, vs.

Economy Mercantile Corporation; judgment and order reversed and new trial Federal granted. Chemical Company of Nitro vs. Samuel Stern; order affirmed. Philip Greenberg v9. David Berman et al, appeal No.

appeal from order granting motion to open default dismissed. Phillip Greenberg VS. David Berman et al. appeal No. 2: order armed.

Joseph Horack vs. South Shore Motor afTransportation judgment Armed. Petition of the Village of Rye, by its Board of Trustees, to acquire lands, against Rye Land and Improvement Company, and Samuel Thorne and another. Proceedings No. 1.

Judgment amrmed. Petition of the Village of Rye, by Its board of trustees, to acquire certain lands. against Rye Land Improvement and Thorne and another. defendant. Proceeding No.

2. Judgment affirmed. Petition for probate of the last will and testament, and codioil thereto, of Emily A. Watson, deceased: order of Surrogate's Court of Westchester County appointing temporary administrators amrmed. Kate Joseph vs.

Jacob Joseph: interlocutory judgment affirmed. Sol J. Laitin vs. William Hausman and Abraham Galuten. co-partners; Judgment and order armed.

Joseph Larcy vs. Andstein Building Corporation; order affirmed. William Leykauf vs. The New York Central Railroad judgment and order affirmed. Manton Marks George B.

Mullen and Emma W. Wingate, impleaded with others: order setting aside verdict and granting new trial affirmed. Lester J. McComb vs. Neptune Boiler Machine Works.

order setting aside verdict and granting new trial amrmed. Can You Solve Puzzles? Then Decide on What Day It Was This Baby Was Born (Special to The Eagle.) Boston, June 16-When was Baby Brandt born? This is a problem 1 in relativity, in that it involves consideration of the relationship that Federal jurisdiction holds to State rights when one sets. up standard time against the daylight saving laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Baby Brandt is the little son who arrived in the home of Lieut. Commander and Mrs.

E. S. R. Brandt in the Charlestown Navy Yard at 11:53 p.m. on June 10, standard time; or at 12:53 a.m.

on June 11, daylight saving time. One school of logicians will argue that the problem is a simple one, for, inasmuch as the baby was born in the Charlestown Navy Yard. its birth came under the Federal jurisdiction which adheres to standard time, under which June 10 had not expired when 10 the baby was born. Hence June is the baby's birthday. In this computation the fact is not overlooked that the Charlestown Navy Yard is operating on dual time.

having adopted the daylight saving system for the employees of the reservation, but it is maintained that the baby is not an employee of the Federal Government yet and, therefore not subject to its rules regarding the artificial computation of time for government employment. If the navy yard time, which has been adopted solely to bring the yard employees into conformity with the I 5,000 HAIL OPENING OF SEASIDE CLINIC; MONAGHAN SPEAKS Police Band, Scouts and Schools Take Part in Coney Exercises-Hylan Is Absent. Addresses by Health Commissioner Monaghan and Mrs. William R. Hearst, chairman of Mayor Hylan's Committee of Women, marked the opening the Seaside Clinic at Coney Island yesterday.

About 5.000 persons were on hand to cheer. Mayor Hylan was unable to tend, but the Police Band concerts and the exhibitions by the Boy Scouts and singing of the pupils of Public Schools 80. 100 and 188 were enjoyed by the gathering. The clinic, located on the beach front near the Municipal Baths, i3 one centers under the supervision of the Board of Health and the committees. The clinic will be open daily, including Sundays from 10 a.m to 8 p.m.

Doctors and nurses will be on duty and all questions pertaining to the health of the public will be answered. All emergency cases will be given first aid treatment. Last season 5.000 cases were treated. Mrs. M.

Ryan of 45 Walcott st. and her two children, Joseph. 3. and Catherine. 2.

were the first ones to receive milk from the new clinic. Mrs. Bertha Henke, superintendent of nurses of the Health Department; Dr. Blumenthal of the Bureau of Hygiene, of the Board of Health, and Drs. Platt and Peck, the latter 38- sistant deputy of Brooklyn, also delivered addresses.

Miss Elsie Thompson will be supervisor of the station and Mrs. Merritt, formerly in charge of Red Hook station, will supervise the distribution of milk. THE WOMAN VOTER Miss Elisabeth Marbury, Democratic national committeewoman of New York, has been invited by committee of arrangements for the Democratic National Convention to use her own chair during the sessions. This cnair was made in the 18th Century, was originally in the Palace of the Grand Trianon, Versailles, and was brought to this country in 1910 by Miss Marbury, who has used it in her library ever since. The Women's Democratic Club of the 15th A.

D. has been trying to have the school playgrounds kept open after school hours, but has been told that there is no money for proper supervision, and that if left open without supervision it would prove disastrous to public and private property. The women's club' will enjoy a bus ride on Thursday hext with supper at Coney Island. Miss Estelle M. Corcoran will lead a large delegation from the club to join a theater party tonight for the benefit of the Catherine I.

Carroll Memorial Fund. No provisions for smoking have yet been seen in any of the women's Democratic convention headquarters. The women convention visitors will have a "real boudoir" in the northeast corner of Madison Square Garden furnished in gay chintz and with comfortable chairs, divans and a chaise-longue. A novel feature is a long table similar to those used in chorus girls' dressing rooms, fitted with 24 small mirrors and 24 dressing chairs, where milady will find powder, rouge and all the facilities for beautifying. The committee of nine and its subcommittes have issued printed programs of their activities during convention week, which include enough entertainment to keep every woman visitor busy from early morning till after midnight.

Mrs. Beatrice V. Stevenson, vice chairman of the Republican County Committee of Kings, will speak on Monday night at the opening of the campaign of the Women's Division of the 1st A. D. Republican Club at the Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark st.

Miss Saraha Schuyler Butler, vice chairman of the Republican State Committee, will speak on party issues, and Mrs. Charles H. Sabin, national committeeman, with talk about the Cleveland Convention. Mrs. Beatrice V.

Stevenson, Republican co-leader of the 9th A. was hostess last night for the annual strawberry festival at the club. house, 317 Ovington ave. The clubhouse and grounds were gayly decorated and were crowded throughout the evening. Co-Educational.

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Judgment affirmed. Max Wolinsky et vs. Bertha Lurie. Judgment affirmed. Jesse Whilmen v9.

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tion denied. prevailing hours of labor in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, does not apply to an infant that happened to be in the navy yard when it was born and has no standing as an employee, then the baby must come under the only other time classification there is in the yardthe standard--and therefore must have been born on June 10. But that argument is fallacious, of course, says the other school of thought, for the new baby is a citizen of Massachusetts. It must be SO if it is not an employee of the navy yard, subject to navy yard rules for employees, and. isasmuch as daylight saving is in force in Massachusetts under legislative enactment, it must be reckoned as the time ele.

ment in force when Baby Brandt was born, and under that interpretation June 10 passed out of existence a whole hour before the baby was born. so that. of course. the baby was born on June 11, at 12:53 o'clock in the morning. There is no dispute between father and mother over the true birthday.

neither is there agreement between them. for they have not discussed the problem yet, although Lieut. Commander Brandt is 80 delighted with the arrival of his son that he desires to let the world know about it at the first possible opportunity. and it is only logical to admit his contention that June 10 comes before June 11. Moreover, the father is an official.

of the government, in charge of official business and the official affairs of the Charlestown Navy Yard are governed by standard time regulations. COMPLAINS OF DEAD DOG. Miss Carolyn Mills complained to The Eagle today that a dead dog has been lying in front of her home at 604 E. 17th since Tuesday when it was killed by a motorcar. She said she had complained each day to the Board of Health.

At the health offices. it was said. the dog's body would be removed toe day. thereafter foregning upon Petitioner, Cranks are out of date. Selfstarters are in demand.

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