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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1933 16 B-C BORO LAWYER AT MEXICO HIGH COURT Welfare Group Comes to Aid Of Poor. Terrorized Family Natural Phenomena Of Florida Praised would not have had a chance. Even Finds Mexico Rulers Intent On Liberal Plan Education Makes Great Strides, Says Booch-ever, Just Returned Brooklyn Shops Open Evenings This Week For the convenience of belated Christmas shoppers, four of Brook, lyn's downtown stores will remain, open till 9 p.m. next week from Monday to Friday inclusive. On Saturday, the last shopping day before Christmas, the closing hour will be 5:30 p.m., on the assumption that every shopper will hava had ample opportunity to makt holiday purchases before that time.

The stdres which have adopted this schedule of closing hours are Namm's, Martin's, Loeser's and Abraham and Straus'. K. S. Voipt, Travel Expert, Tells Why 'Sunshine State' Is Mecca for Thousands During Winter Months now it will be a difficult job to help them grow up normally and prop erly. Coal Racket Talk Over Radio Today Assistant District Attorney Hy- man Barshay will discuss the short-weight coal racket, which is being investigated by the District Attorney's office, in a broadcast over WOR this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock.

HOTELS AND RESORTS FLORIDA HOLLYWOOD One reason why Florida, our national "Empire of Winter Sunshine," is already the Winter mecca for thousands of wise people, and why it offers a universal appeal to all of us has been briefly stated by that great health authority, Dr. John Harvrv KfUnee. who in- to the only river in the world navigable to its source. Silver Springs daily flow is sufficient to give every man, woman and child in the United States five gallons of water each. tn George Boochever (left), chairman of Brooklyn Fusion Committee, with Dr.

Francisco Parada Gay, secretary of the Supreme Court of Mexico, in the courtyard of Mexico's highest court, Mexico City. A COMPLETE RESORT CITY UNDER ONE ROOF huge volumes, of Mexico's tragic past, its more hopeful present and the glorious potentialities of its future. Rivera is ahead of his time. But Mexico's present rulers, the successors of the revolutionaries who fought and died to dethrone special privilege and feudal power which ruled until the Diaz regime was terminated, are working on a liberal program, the effects of which are discernible In the increased well-being of the Mexican people. Education's Stride Education, since church and State were separated, is making rapid strides.

Roads are being built, Industry is making progress and physically and spiritually, Mexico is moving forward. The last report of the Secretary of Public Education, for the year ending Aug. 31, 1932, gives an account of the great difficulties in spreading education due to lack of funds, of teachers, of buildings and, especially because of the com plications which arose when the Catholic Church, which previously controlled education, was replaced by a system of secular education. The land hunger of the populus, which is predominantly agricultural, Is being slowly appeased and huge estates, owned by absentee landlords, are being broken up and are placed within the reach of the men on the farms. Labor is likewise receiving especially considerate treatment at the hands of the present government, which has introduced all kinds of remedial legislation into Industrial relationships.

Great Wealth Undeveloped Compared with the United States, Mexico, despite its tremendous natural wealth beneath and above the ground, is undeveloped, backward and primitive. But there is grave question whether the average Mexican Is not fully as happy, and even happier than the average American. One thing is quite definite, no one hungers in Mexico. There is food for all, and it is within everyone's reach. At night the Boardwalk la a carnival of lights and gaiety, Il will he so much fun you'll want to remember every minute.

So come down Saturday and make Christmas last three days this year, or even longer. Te celebrate all Christmas week. FALL AND V'lVTKR DA1I.T RATES NOW IN F.FFF.C1 Per per inn 12 Is a room, trtth hula) In r.llAI.FOME (S.SO to ta.SO In HADDON HAIL tft.SO t. tie) Meals fneJufef, Alio KHromomo Horn UIARIftS Guests who are satisfied only with the best who enjoy life to the fullest and want to be in the center of jolly activities who are accustomed to luxurious comfort these are the clientele for whom the Hollywood Beach Hotel has planned its policy, modeled its estate, fashioned its amusements. In the heart of the southeastern Florida resort section, on the tropic shore of the southern Atlantic, with the loveliest, safest bathing beach in lower Florida-.

-beside a network of main highways which provide quick access to the races and all vacation amusements the Hollywood Beach is in the hub of winter gayety, yet away from the hubbub of the congested areas. Enjoying the privilege of being selective in its roster of guests, it provides an atmosphere of friendliness and culture. Here are ten acres of tropic rplendor, where you can relax with winter enchantment, sunny health and your congenial peers a sumptuous hotel with a service organization built upon loyalty and trained to guest consideration (you need not be con-Writ, for booklet "While We Live It Ua Live" HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS ATLANTIC C.TY ATLANTIC CITY HOLLYWOOD BEACH HOTEL HOLLYWOOD BEACH. FLORIDA The following is a true story taken form the files of a local welfare organization which the Brooklyn Division, Citizens Family Welfare Committee, is trying to help carry on by raising Brooklyn's $400,000 quota of the $4,000,000 citywide re lief fund. It typifies the kind of loork being done by the organization.

Contri butions to the fund may be sent to Russell C. Irish, treasurer of the Brooklyn Division, 215 Montague St. Smith has six children, two of whom are proved morons, low grade. He is sullen, hard-boiled and obviously psychotic. He drinks and beats the children frequently, they and the wife being obviously in ter ror of him.

The 10 a week relief which he receives by no means meets the needs of the family. The two morons were sent away two weeks ago to Letchworth Village. Both father and mother, however, are convinced they are maltreated there and are determined to have them back. Naturally, they refuse to believe the moron rating. Smith said he had "a politician" working on the case.

If he fails. Smith will go to Governor Lehman, and falling that he will "steal them and take them to New Jersey." If they are brought home it means having them continually in' com' pany with the younger ones. The Smiths live in a three-room apartment, where many must sleep in one bed. Smith raises canaries and has 50 of them caged in one bedroom. Without the Intervention of the Brooklyn family welfare agency, the children of this family HOTELS AND RESORTS ATLANTIC CITl ATLANTIC CITY il in holiday dress for Christmas end New Year's.

Enjoy (hit (estiva son at th Qarlborouflk- Seasonal attraction Include a new style Christinas din our, r-eenloir conearte featuring tal-nntt eelollsu and dances dimmed hy the gala Ball on New Yenr's Kee. Championship Ice Hockey la Municipal Auditorium Meallr Feeing Oeeaa and Park ISPfCIAL HOLIDAY WEEKEND ATLANTIC CITY Imhm th Rirt Wlntw, Why Mt Mwf Writt HfMn, (-HaM Hall. 0ni, MwlawautH-aitnhalfti. Trymri. MONTCLAIR, N.

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NORTH CAROLINA THE PARK VIEW SOI'THrRN riNFS, N. C. Modsrn. flrrprool: noted tor cnlslne. Snorts.

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Cbriilisa BERMUDIANil T-JERE at the BermuJuna life jora JLl its own w.y or Diinglrs at will with bospiUble Bermuda. A step from the shopping streets yrt act away ia icaownl j-acre tropicilprk! Bathing, cycling, golhng, sightseeing enjoy them all. And enjoy above all your room'with-a'view, your own distinguished aurroundings, yotir own Grill, center of night Isle. Fireproof, newly redecorated, with accommcslitiona lor 5'0 guesta at moderate rates. Open Dec.

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AUratllet il Jzftlh Ti tiilW JtaUt WVU toils Cmaarakta Maaaassneat fc BERMUDA 1 SANTA NEVER FORGETS AT CHALFONTE-HADDON HALL By GEORGE BOOCHEVGR (Chairman of Brooklyn Fusion party, who recently returned. )rom a trip through Mexico.) Mexico is an unknown land to most Americans. We Crowd the Atlantic liners to elbow each other on the Rue de la Palx; before the days of Hitler, we hoch-ed our way in streams of Munchner through Germany; before and since Mussolini, we steeped ourselves in "red ink" through the length and breadth of the boot-like Italian peninsula; but the horn-of-plenty-shaped area, which constitutes our next-door neighbor, Mexico, is, to most of us, a fabled land, a terra ingognito. Yet there is no country in the world which is so accessible and has so much to offer to the student, to the artist, to the everyday tourist, as the United States of Mexico. That, by the way, Is the official name given to the 28 States, two territories and one Federal district (like our District of Columbia), which comprise what is popularly known as Mexico.

Ancient Civilizations According to recent investigation by archeologists over 1,500 spots have been located where remains of ancient civilization may be found. Mayan, Aztec, Toltec, most of which have not yet been explored. Those which have been investigated demonstrate the existence of several civilizations, dating back as far as 10,000 years, if the reports as to the antiquity of the Mayan astronomical calculations are authentic. Certainly, the numerous pre-his-toric structures which abound in Mexico give evidence of a high degree of culture, of great mathematical and scientific skill, and of an appreciation of the arts. Lost Mayan Manuscripts If only the fanaticism of the conquering Spaniards had spared the thousands of Mayan manuscripts dealing with science, mathematics, medicine, literature! But the Spanish priests and inquisitors saw in therich products of Mayan genius only "instruments of the devil" and gathered the irreplaceable works of the so-called savages, in piles, and burned them, to the everlasting loss of the world.

To anyone interested in human origins and the early development of the human race, Mexico opens up exceptional opportunities for study and reflection. The State of Yucatan is the canter of Mayan culture. By stopping off at Prog-resso, the port of Merida, the capital of Yucatan, one is within easy reach of the Mayan remains. The Federal district and the vicln ity of Mexico City bring one in touch with Aztec and later developments. The pyramids of Teotihua-can and its geometrical rjiins of buildings antedating the Spanish conquest are provocative and of fascinating interest.

The story of Mexico's liberation from Spain and its successive struggles to become a self-sustain ing nation is still being written. Struggle of the People The revolutions, which seem to the North American evidence merely of the instability of the Latin and Indian temperaments have a deeper significance. Diego Rivera's frescoes in the Ministry of Education building in Mexico City set forth the nature of the conflict in colors which live and burn into one's consciousness with an intensity born of the sun and the luxurious efflorescence, typical of Mexico. That masters brush speaks more eloquently than could son to whom you refer. Many Protestants, when in Rome, embrace the opportunity to be presented to the Pope, although not of his faith.

Three Poems Asked For Please publish in your "Questions and Answers" these "Just for Today," one entitled "Joy," and "It takes a heap of living In a house to make it a home." MRS. M. E. CURNOW. 555 3d St.

Following are the -words of the hymn, "Just for Today," by Bishop Samuel Wilberforce of England: Lord, for tomorrow and Its needs I do not pray; Keep me from any stain of sin Just lor today; Let ire diligently work And duly pray; Let me be kind In word and deed Just for today: Let me slow to do my will-Prompt to obey, Help me to sacrifice myself Just for today; Let me no wrong or idle word Unthinking say Set thou thy seal upon my Hps JuH for today. So for tomorrow and its needs I do not pray. But keep me, guide me, hold me, Lord, Just for todav. There are three well-known poems bearing the title, "Joy," and we have no way of knowing which one you have in mind. Can you name the author? We cannot print Edgar Guest's poem, "Home," for the reason that it is copyrighted, and in addition it is too long be printed in this department.

It will be found, among other places, in une Hundred and -my -one Fa mous Poems," published by the Cable Company, Chicago. 'Soon or I.ale' 'Sooner or Later' Please inform me in "Questions and Answers" column which is correct, "soon or late" or "sooner or E. M. "Sooner or later you will regret having taken that step," is correct. Soon or late" is seldom used in the sense that the other expression is employed.

HOTELS AND RESORTS WESTCHESTER COINTT EsTONAH. W. t. Qul.t. comfortable country home; excellent food, good beds: aduits preferred.

Telephone Katonah 181 CO. A SHAWANGUNK MOUNTAINS rRfrT rOTTAr.F, MhertT. Si, T. ronvalrent tubercular paUenla; moderate tale. GmbUI hew.

HOTELS AND RESORTS FLORIDA BEACH HOTEL tinually putting; your hand in your pocket terms resort with its own bathing- beach, golf course, tennis grounds, yacht basin and solarium (completely equipped for scientific' snn-ray treatment) hotel that provides a first-class elementary school and play1 grounds for children on its own estate, as well as unusual social gayeties for adults exclusive parties only for guests and their invited friends, nightly dances in Marine Grill or on "Th Deck" overlooking the sea, informal luncheons under col. orful canopies on the sun. blessed beach wealth of exhilarating joys. Prices at the Hollywood Beach are published tha same to all. You'll find tho rates, including rooms and thoso delicious meals, which have made the Hollywood Beach the haunt of epicures, nearly as low as room tariffs alone in other hotels of tha same superior classification.

Your acceptance at the Holly, wood Beach is the open sesame to a new world of vacation pleasures and cultured friendships. ira-M Season Dec. 20th to April 10th FENWAY ONTHIGUIF 7h0TEL A beautiful resort hotel en the shores of Clearwater Bay. Rest, recreation, sports. Away from trie crowd, yet con venient lo everything.

American plan, 116 fucit rooms, splendid cuisine. Towniend Scenlan. Manaier a a aa JJ -J UU 'UaJ McAllister Hotel On, Biscayrte Boy MIAMI, FLORIDAf 550Rooms-550Bolhi Fireproof Steam Heat Throughout- Sensible Rates CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING- 0 HEALTH RESORT eytwl lofjhon firPDroof tfevim taaf Central location, steam heat 250 WUet. Al. MANNING, SAN JUAN HOTEL ORLANDO, FLORIDA.

Spring Training Home of "Dodgers." BonUrl. TKMPFRATURK 74 JfesteMav In'theCI'tJ of the 8'in Miitml anr) Miami Hi Trade Winter lor Summer. 0m i sists that our life span might be extended to 100 years or more in Florida, declared R. S. Voigt.

Eastern passenger agent of the Atlantic Coast Line, in a broadcast over WLTH on Monday I do not wish for a minute to give the impression that Florida is a vast anaiorium for old people, he went on. While it is true that Florida is the greatest haven in the world for such folk, and they lire benrfited greatly and warmly welcomed, Florida is essentially a Winter playground for both young and old. For example, Florida has by far the greatest coast line of any State In the Union. Its shelving shores are washed eternally by a warm tumbling surf. And kissed by nature's gentle "air conditioned" breezes from either the Atlantic or the Gulf of Mexico.

It is a beautiful romantic land. In its borders are to be found almost every palm, plant, tree, shrub or flower, growing in tropic or sub-tropic zones the world around. Its flowers are ever-blooming, alluringly sweet of scent and gorgeous of color. It has inland lakes of lovely blue, set in tropical greenery. There are more than 30.000 of these fresh water lakes in Florida.

It has countless thousands of acres of citrus groves, most interesting and beautiful in Winter, when every tree is burdened with its golden fruit, but still with the life giving energy to put forth fresh blossoms for another year's harvest. The traditional bridal accompaniment of orange blossoms permeates the air throughout the great grove districts. Nothing in the world is better calculated to stir'romance than an orange blossom tinctured moonlight Winter nipht in Florida. For the nature lover Florida is the answer. Rare trees, and exotic flowers, tropical rivers, queer natural phenomena.

For example, there is a bottomless hole near Gainesville, called the Devils-Millhopper. into which 20 small streams discharge their waters, without affecting its level. Near Ocala is Silver Springs, discharging nearly 400,000 gallons of water every second, and giving birth Questions Continued from Page 14 because I lack a small amount of Regents' credit. L. E.

We have no way of ascertaining the requirements of hospital training schools outside of the city of New York. It is to be assumed, however, that in the great majority of such institutions, if not all, the requirements as to education are virtually the same. We very much doubt if there are training schools that receive as student nurses persons lacking a high school education, with the required Regents' credits. Three Days of Week Asked For Please answer in Sunday's Eagle the following: What day of the week was Nov. 11, 1873? Aug.

6, 1898? Oct. 15, 1900? A. L. J. 710 President St.

The answers, their order, are: Tuesday, Saturday, Monday. Legal Aid Society Please tell me in the Sunday Eagle where the Legal Aid Society Building is. CONSTANT READER. The address of the Legal Aid Society is 11 Park Place, Manhattan 'Suicide Hall' Please answer in your Sunday column the following question for one who has read your paper for many years: What was the address of McGuirk's Suicide Hall on the Bowery, and between what streets was it located? Also how was its name derived? CONSTANT READER. We can answer only in part, and from memory, not finding the exact address of "Suicide Hall'' in any book of reference consulted.

It took its gruesome name from the fact that many derelicts committed suicide within its walls after spending their last cent in dissipation. Possibly some reader will recall the exact location of the once famous resort. June 23, 1903 Please tell me what day of the week was June 23. 1903. MRS.

S. KAPLAN. 406 E. 52d St. June 23, 1903, was Tuesday.

Has Lawrence Patrick in Oil Can you tell me where I can have a value placed upon an oil portrait of Captain Lawrence, hero of Lake Erie, author of the famous saying, "Don't give up the ship." W. M. Wantagh. L. I.

Any of the leading art dealers or heads of galleries in this city can no doubt appraise the painting. More About Clan MatGregor My collection of Celtic names, origins, clans and coats of arms, tartans, does not contain the description of the Clan MacGregor's coat of arms, so I invite J. B. Cameron to the library of the New York Caledonian Club, .6 7th which is in possession of the information he seeks. MacGregor.

son of Griogair i Scots' Gaelic), derived from "Gregory the Great," ho died in 604. While all Scots are of royal blood by virtue of being Scottish, I believe that J. B. Cameron refers to the fact that the Macregors were a branch of the 'Royal Clan MacAJpine" which afc included the Grants, MacFies, MacKinnons, Then there is the carillon or singing tower at Mountain Lake, which is over 200 feet high and built in the midst of a sanctuary for birds and men, on Iron Mountain, the highest point of land in Florida. The and Mabel Ringling Museum of Art at Sarasota is one of the outstanding galleries of the country and houses millions of dollars worth of the greatest art treasure in the world.

These are only a scattered few of Florida's myriad attractions. I hope that you will not look on Florida as appealing only to the rich. Such is not the case. It is a Winter paradise for every one. Living costs are lower in Florida than elsewhere.

Every conceivable tasU: and pocketbook is catered to satisfactorily. For example, a comfortably furnished room rents from $15 to $30 a month, a five-room furnished apartment from $25 to $75 a month. The Atlantic coast Line Railroad has a booklet called "Tropical Trips" in which are listed Southern hotels and boarding houses with rates which is yours for the asking. Florida is the most accessible tropical resort from the North and East. There 'are numerous fast through trains every day from the Pennsylvania Station to all parts of Florida.

For example, the Atlantic Coast Line operates four daily trains to Florida, and railroad fares for trips to Florida, with various liberal time limits, are now the lowest ever offered. Florida is a great out-of-door State. It has magnificent roads, and there are thousands of things worth seeing. Consequently, it is desirable to have your automobile. Since tle trip to Florida by highway is over miles, and Winter roads are ofttimes slippery and dangerous, we suggest that you ship your automobile by train the cost? now so cheaply as to make Fthe expense less than the actual operating cast of the automobile if driven.

Answered MacNabs and the MacQuarries. I wish to place my collection of Celtic names, at the disposal of the readers of Questions Answered, and if it please the editor of The Eagle, I should to furnish the information "trough the medium of this column. RAY CORDON. Gay Gordon's courtesy is much nrrvv0.iafnH a ri wp will be clad to receive such further data on Celtic names, as he may oner ana the space limitations of this department will permit. As.

however, i i medium for general rather than specific information, it must HM-no in tviind that letters deal ing with the subject Gay Gordon has in mind must of necessity dc limited to 100 or 150 words for each instalment. Vntm Asked for hv M. K. P. M.

Enclosed is a copy of the lines wanted by your correspondent in the Sunday Eagle of Nov. 26. If memory is not at fault they were in Sanrfprs' 4t.h Keaaer auruiK Wic late 60's when I was a little girl at school. I have written them from memory only. The liol of the second verse I am unable to recall.

At that time the temperance issue ran very strong. Meetings were held and lectures given, p.nd at all entertainments there were recitations and songs, all bearing upon the subject. I remember oing to one of these meetings held in the Centenary Methodist Church at the corner of Johnson and Jay Sts. After tim InMnve men walked UO and down the aisles with pads and pen cils urging people, even cnnoieu a I was then, to sign the pledge. LONG AGO.

Go feel whut I have (fit: Co bear what I have home: Sink nealh the blow lather dealt And the fold, proud norlds acorn. Thus strtiRKle on from year to yer Thy sole rtlift, the scolding tear. Clo kneel where I have kntlt And see the strong: man bow With lips bathed in blood And cold and livid brow. iTwo lines missing- here. I Go see and hear and 'eel and know All that mv soul halh felt and known, Then look upon the wine cup's glow.

See if its brightness mould atone; Think If Its flavor vou would try If ail proclaimed 'tis drink and die. Tell me I hate the bowl; Hate Is a feeble word: I loathe, abhor, my very soul With strong disgust Is stirred Whene'er 1 see or hear or tell Of the daik beverage of hell. Washington Bridge Holland Tubes Please inform me in The Sunday Eagle the comparison in cost between the Holland Tunnel and the George Washington Bridge; how long it took to complete them: also the cost in lives. N. M.

F. The approximate cost of the George Washington Bridge was of the Holland Tubes, $48,000,000. Work on the bridge as begun in May, 1927, and the span was opened to traffic in October, 1931. The Holland Tubes were begun on Oct. 12, 1920, i.nd were put into use on Nov.

13, 1927 We have no data to show the toll of human life involved in either enterprise. Roosevelt Family's Is Franklin D. Roosevelt's mother a Roman Catholic, and wnat church does she attend? Is his son, who visited the Pope when he was in Italv, a Roman Catholic? D. A. R.

Mrs. Sara' Delano RonKevelt, mother of the President, is an Episcopalian, and Ui "A Merry Chritlmas to all" Is again our pledge at dial-fonte-IIaddon Hall. For, frankly, we like to play Sanla Clans. Maybe it's became we've done it often, and because it seems lo please our friends. Again we've planned a real old-fashioned Christmas, with everything from filled stockings for the children to sin (Ted turkey for the whole family.

COME this winter to the Sunshine City and iearn how to get the most out of life. Bask in healthful sunshine. Golf, fish, swim play to your heart's content. Rest, relax, get a new perspective. Mingle with friendly people who are having a barrel of fun.

You'll like St. Petersburg. Everybody does. Accommodations are plentiful, living costs moderate. CHALFONTE-HADDON HALL ATLANTIC CITY LIIDS AN LIPMNCOTI COMPANY For booklet write H.

L. Deoderick, Chamber of Commerce, St.Perersburg, Fla. T. A UJrrru (Elirifitmaa ui. A ajipy Nem $tar Occupying Entlr? Block on tht) ATLANTIC CITY A program of entertainment each night Tea dantanti daily, starting December 24th New YeaT'a Eve celebration and supper complimentary to rueatal fABASSADOR Oh Ac tltLctn-lic Ctti Invites you for the nvoit free and feitive Christma mhI Now Year Holidays in years an entire week of unique samnent to be climaxed by an un-fofaettable celebration New Year's Eve.

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Stniible abates. Write Iw Booklet. $. LUND o4 SOfttNO LUND, MeMftrs. GOLF at the UNGLE -HOTEL ST.PETIRSBU RG-F LORI DA Fftmuus Jungle Oolf Course- first te at tht door.

8Utit, splrudid siitl 5 itvii addle horxet Concrete tennis roiirm On of Klonda moU dmiiic-Uv Aiurrir-il uiait hotrla. Very uiud-eriiti- re it. BuoMri. JOHN f. IIVNtS THE CARLINC JACKSONVILLE'S MODERN HOTEL ATFSI fiom S2 SO Write for rone of 'rt oiMl.rr a JOO-Pase Trsteinsue TREE.

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LiaVTt THE MONTEREY LAKEWOOD, N. J. "The Hotel of Homelike Charm" Spend Christmas week among rhe pines. Our comfortable rooms, foyer and porches affording com- fort and rest. Near lake and churches, excellent location.

Trivate baths, running water in all rooms. Same ruisine at reduced rates. Chtistian clientele. T. J.

KEARNS LAKEW OOD 139.