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19 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. MONDAY. JUNE 23, 1924. STEAMSHIPS.

HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS ANX RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS IjKGATj notices. The New Photoplays By MARTIN "The White Moth UROOKM'N STRAJitv "Th. Whlta Moth." an adaptation of the by Tcola For-reater. A First Natlor.al Production, dir.ct.fl by Maurice Tom-neur. in.

CAST. The Whit. Math Barbara La Man- Robert Vantln. Tcarl. Gonaaln Montr.

1. Itoehe Douffla. Yantin. Lyon Ow.n Edna Murpliy Mnon DARBARA LA MARK, Conway Tearle. Charles Pe Roche, Bn Lyon and Edna Murphy form a moat engaging ensemble of ecreenitea that crowds the screen of th Brooklyn Btrand Theater this weett, but "The WhlU Moth," In sptte of the big league cast of players, la a dull movie lthal.

Director Maurice Tourneur, It. Ik apparent, haa taken too much rare in the preparation of Hie elatror-- ate settings and not enough in the interpretation of Izola Forrester's story. The result is not unlike a movie version of "Thw Music Box all aailtter with gold paim and tinsel, but very little plot and less acting. "The White Moth" is obviously too much of an effort for the sensuous Barbara La Marr. She dpes nothing Louisa Marquardt, 84.

lb Knickerbocker ave Cectla Bald. 31 216 Grand ava. Eva Brown, 21 tl Grand ave. Andrew Porraaso. ST 331 Clinton at.

AUca Arnault, 34 ..470 1st nt. Harry Ldpton, 33 8fS Buthwlrk ave. Marlon Bernstein. 22.. 213 Meeerole st.

Lawrence Schonberger, 23. Ozone Park, 1. Anna Gabelman. 21.10 Pennsylvania ave. Francesco Di Wfllo.

27. Hamilton avfc Maria Ferroteolo, Van Brunt et. Earl Keefer, 318 Tth ava. Ann Front, 23 Sterling; pi. Harrv Silverman, 28 Trenton, N.

J. Anna Poener. 28 817. Powell et. Beavrdoff, 12 247 1th ave.

Elizabeth Haves. 21 175 Navlna it. Siegfried Czerwlnakl. 35, 821 B. 148th Bronx Frances Gottachalk, .65 Patchen ave.

David Feldman, 20 488 Dumont ava. Clara Mnxon, 544 Thatford ave. Anthony Orlo, 24 821 tean st. Vary Faibo. 801 Fulton st.

Christian Jensen. 3S 618 Clinton st. Forbera; Akaelsen. 28 61 8 Clinton St. Lawrence Wardeneki, 40, .183 Williams ave.

f-eornora, Kknypak, 38 ..183 Willlama ave. Sam Silverman, 28 184 Keap at May Lleberman. 23 ..371 Rodney st. Alfonso Amato, 88 94 Harrison pi. Annie Catabanotto, 28.

..1 "ft McKlbben st. Arnold Collins, 24 .103 Hancock et. Helen Clark, 27- St. James pt. Jean Militeau.

31 31th st. Pauline NIMir. S3 1S3 l'h at. B'lono, 28 284 Frost st. Benorduaa Simonettl, 2S.

Withers st. Jacob Berber, 26. .1035 2d Manhattan Ethel Basch. 20 11 Cook at. Wlmer Henderson.

23.. Mount Vernon, N. T. Carolina ftchafer. 21., Central ave.

Irving; 36 82 Wilson t. Reba Taub. 21 209 So. Gluieppa Marchiona, 23. .....340 Hicka at.

MemI Haveunota, 20 IS Columbia at. Louta Gltiin, 24 ICS 3 Eastern P'kway Elizabeth Flnkelstaln, 23. 1693 Eaatern P'kway Walter Bedell, Butherford. N. J- Dora Schnaara, 3...108 Ftatbush ave.

Fred Griffln, 43 147 Staff t. Mollio Mullln. 42.... 147 8tac t.t. Samuel Weiss, 30.70 Lannx Manhattan Leah Greenfield.

27. Eaatern kway John Zacher, 26, 143 Union Hall Jamaica Paulina Schubert. 37 9 Kail st. Thomas Harrold, 86 ..2 Adelphl et. Mary O'Connor, 22 2 Adelpht Paolo Avana, 36, Bllxabeth Manhattan Antonina Sutera.

35,... 38 Trontman et. Mnrrle Newman, 21. 110 Van Buren st. Dora Osur, 18 870 Myrtle ave.

Pe'er Blum. 86 1887 Nostrand ave. Hattie Malliea, 20.. 133 Franklin rt- Cornetiua Bcutly, 34... 251 Lexington ava.

Eleanor Lalor, 21.. 186 Waahinitton av. Irving Brooke. 24 897 Albany ave. Freda Moskowitt, 23 7818 16th ave.

Walter Cook. 37 St Hicks at. ivi ujiiy wuu iuv rtimvKKttiiuc ui i lie settings which form a background for some of her near-hysterics. The piece 1 rle. resistance of her nerformanc comes with a short bit nf business of blubbering over a cablegram.

Tht blubbering gels under way with a few well-placed glycerin tears. Is accelerated by a very pretty trembling of the upper lip and is sent home in a driving finiau by shrieks oi hysterical laughter which can be '-en vi iiciti uiuy on a muvie act or In a ward in the psychopathic wing of Bellevue- When Barbara is not emoting she's disrobing. Her lasts for nighties is the very last word. Conway Tearle plays Robert if there is one. 'In this role Tearle unm net miu lyiuer JieiglliB 111 emotion" they come about knee high to those of half a dozen othe-1 ading, men we know.

But at. least this stoic heartbreaker is evincing hopes for Conway. Charles De Roche. Ben Lyon and Edna Murphy are the other members of the all-ctar ensemble. They, suffer somewhat from the lavish settings.

Another De Forest phonofilm, or talking picture, graces tho bill at the Strand this week. In it Miss Estells Carey, one of Brooklyn's 1'aVorlte so-. pranoa, makes her screen debut, singing Victor Herbert's "A Kiss in the Iiark," for which we cannot resist digging up me old Bromide that "as a singer she is a darn good movlo actress," "and vice versa. The overture M. L.

Lake's "Radi- wmiJvocu IX. i suggestions by the Btrand's manager. Edward L. Hyman. It is a descriptive work, depicting a series of musical eicerpts, vocal and instrumental, accompanied by the customary interruptions, squeals, squawks, cede and static.

The ballet is presented in Ponchielli's "Dance of the Hours," with choreography by Mme. Serova. ballet mistress. Everett Clark. Edna Burhans, Tom William and the ballet corps appear in a tabloid version of "Chimes of Normandy," jtelec.

tions from which are "On -Billow Rocking," "Legend of the Bells," "With Joy in My Heart" and "Silent Heroes." "Changing Husbands." ETVOI.r THEATER "Chanaine; Hua banda," from tha Saturday Kv.ntns Poet by Elisabeth Alexand.r A Paramount plctur. directed by Frank Urson and Paul tribe. THE CAST. Owynn. Everett Js Eva Uraham Oliver Everett Victor Varconl SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNIT Clarence M. Ward, plaintiff, against John J. Ward. Lillian Ward, hts wife. Alfred T-Ward and Jane Ward, hia wife, the name "Jane" being flctltlou.

her real jfiven nam being unknown to plaintiff, and all persona answering the description of heirs at law and deviaeea of Alfred T. Ward, If ha ba deceaaed, and tha huabanda, wives or widows, heira at law, devisees, legatees, executors or administrators, judgment creditors, assignees, grantee. trustees, truteea In bankruptcy, receivers, lienors and auccessora in interest of all such persons, and their respective husbands, wives or widow, if any, all of whom and whose names and plat es of residence are unknown to plaintiff: Francia J. Ward. Margaret WA.rd, hia wife; Anna Ward, wife of Clarence M.

Ward; Agnes E. Clark. Frederick A. Clark, her husband; Kathryn G. Crosier, Croaier.

her husband Frank De wson. unmarried; Robert Dawson, an intant over the age of 14 years; Daniel A. Connor. Josephine Connor. his wife; Francia J.

Ward, Margaret Ward, his wife, tenants; M. Goodwin ana the People of the State of New York, defendants: To the above-named defendants and each of them You are hereby summoned answer tha complaint in this action, and to aerva a copy of your answer, or if tha complaint it not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance on tha plaintiff attorney, within twenty. (20) days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and In case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken against you by default for tha relief demanded In the complaint. Dated, Brooklyn.

N. March 20, 1924. ORRIN M. CLARK, Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and V.

O. Addreis, Clinton street. Brooklyn. N. T.

To Alfred T. Ward and "Jane" Ward, hia wife, tha name "Jane" being Actttious, her real gfven name unknown to plaintiff, and all persons answering tha description of heira at law and deviaeea of Alfred T. Ward, if ha ba deceaaed, and the huabanda, wlvea or widows, heirs at law. devisees, legatees, executors or administrators. Judgment ccditor.

asalgneea, grantees, truateea truteea in bankruptcy, receivers, lienors and successors In Interest of all such persons and their respective husbands, wives' or widows, if any. all of whom and whose name and places of resilience are unknown to plaintiff: The foregoing summons la rerved upon you by publication pursuant to an order of tha Honorable Jamea C. Van Siclen, Justice of tha Supreme Court of the State of New Tork. dated the 26th day of May. 1924.

and died with a copy of the complaint in the office of tha Clerk of the County of Kings in the Hall of Records, Borough of Brooklyn. Citv of New York, County of Kings and State of New York, on the 28th day of March, 1924. The object of the above-entitled action 1 to partition and sell ral property located on the westerly side of East 3tsr strept, 140 feet northerly from the northwesterly corner of Bevery road and Kaat 8lat street, fronting 0 feet on East 31st street and being 100 feet In depth on each slrie In the Borough of Brooklyn. Ctty of New York. County of Kinga and fltato of New Tork.

Dated Brooklyn, N. Y-. May 26th, 1 924. ORRTN M. CI.

ARK. Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and P. 6. Address.

86 Clinton street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 26-t-m THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF New York, by the grare of Ood free and Independent To Patrick Phelan. William Phclan, Daniel Phelan, Marg.ret Phelari, Martha Phelan, Ellen Phelan Cantwell. Nicholas Oahill, Kleran Cahili.

Ca-htll, John Dunphy. Mary Ellen Punphy, Daisy Dunphy, Bridie Dunphy, Margaret Dunphy, also known aa Sister M. Joachim Dunphy. send greeting: Whereas, NICHOLAS BERG IN, who resides at No. 184 West 124lh New Tork City, N.

has presented a petition preying for decree that a certain instrument in writing beor-in date the 2d day of April, 1H24, relating to personal property, be duly proved aa the last will and testament of MICHAEL K. PHELAN. also known as MICHAEL PHELAN. lately residing at No. 1244 Fulton In the Boro of Brooklyn.

City of New York. Now, therefore, yuu and each of yoy hereby cited to show cause before or Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, in the county of Kttrtfs, on the 26th day of June, 4. st 1fl o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. In testimony whereof, we have reused the -seal of our eaio Surrogate's Court to he hereunto affixed. (L.

S. WUneas, Hun, Georgs Albert Wlngate, Surrogate of our said uuniy, Kt tne bnro of Brooklyn, in the said county the 24th day of May. 11124. JOHN H. McCOOET.

Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. MrCabe fe Hirkey, attorneys for petitioner, office snd posiofRce address, 307 Washington street, Lrouklyn, N. NOTICE. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY-In the matter of th petition of 1 urge rat Casaanova for an order undor Sc-tlci.

7A of Do mantle Relations Law to dissolve- her marriage with Kugnie to Eugf-ne Casaanova. Please tUo notice that the petition of Margaret Css-anova. pursuant to Section 7 A of the Domestic Relations Law for an ordr dissolving the marriage between MARGARKT CAS8ANOVA and EUGENE CASSANOVA will be presented to a Justice tf th Su-piemti Court. Kings County, at Special Term, Part II thereof, appointed to be held in the 'ounty Court Houwe. -ii tha Borougn or urooKiyn, t'tty oi New York Comity of Kings, on the th day of Au gust.

1924, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon that day or as soon thereafter hr covin nel can he heard and a hearing had thereon. -jjatea. way 19Z4. HENRY J. MA VERS.

Attorney for Petitioner. Office and post office address, 60 Graham avenue. Brooklyn, ork. Tc the-above-named Eurene Caasanova The foregoing notice is served upon you O.V publication pureunnt to an order of IfVnorable Jamea C. Yart.Htcln, a Justice of the supreme court or tne state or Votk.

dated the 19th day of May. 1924. and flkd with the petition in the office of the Clfrk of the County of Kittes. at the Hall of Records, In said ounty. rlK.NKI hHS, Attorney for Petitioner.

rn2fl-t-m 7N PURSUANCE OF AN 'ORDKn OF the Hon. fjeorga Albert Wingate, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice la hereby given according to iav, to an persons hav ing Claims rtgainsi me esiai. oi MARGARET CLARKE, SELBY KING, EM ILK AST. N'iI'AY, ALEXANDER URJTN1S. also known as JOE or J.

ADLER CHARLES ANDERSON, alao known at CARL G. ANDERSON. PATRICK CKtfMliN. WLOD.IMIERZ IDZTKOWPKT, WILLIAM H. NEWELL, also known as W.

H. NEWELL. CARL KOPPEN. A deceaaed, that they are required to exhibit the same with vouchera. to the subscriber, the Administrator, at hia office, Temple Bar Building, o.

4 court street. Brook lyn, n. on or oetore DecemDer aa, next. Daiea. juno -a, FRANK V.

KELLt. Public Administrator, Kinga County, Ad ministrator. Office and Postofflca Address. No. 44 Court "ST, Borough of Brooklyn, New York L'ly- petar h.

nanson, Attorney rnr Aominis-trator. No. 44 Court street, Borough of Brooklyn. New Tork City. CORPORATION NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BK BBCKIVKD by the Commissioner of Purchase of The Cly of New Tni-k at his office, Room 628. Municipal Building. Manhattan, from 9 to a.m., on Tt'ESDAY, Jt'NK t4, 1M4, Borough nf Brooklyn. FOR FCRNLSMI NR AND DKLTVFRINC, BUILDING MATERIALS TO THIS rR-PaHTMENTS Or HEALTH, PARKS. BTtOOKLYN.

AND PLANT AND STRUCTURES. The time for the prformance nf contracts Is for the period ending September 3D, 1924. The amount of security required Is ihlrty ner cent, of the contract amount awarded. No hid shall be considered unless it Is accompanied by a deposit. Rui-h deposit shall be In an amount not less than one and one-half per cent, of tha total amount of the bid.

The bidder will state the price per unit, aa called for in the schedules of quantities and prices, by which the bids will be reared. The extensions must be made and footed up, aa the nida will read from the total, and a.warda. if made, made to the loweet bidder on each item or olass. ai stated In the schedules, i Suecificatlona referred to the srhed- ules may be had upon application at Room 13(i i municipal tfui iQing. aiannaiian.

Blank forma and further information may be obtained at the office of the De partment of Purchase, tsth floor. Municipal Building. Manhattan. Uiirs iii. xiu tti, iommiBsionar, feT Ae Inst met tons to Bidders, last page.

(C-82D Jel2-10t-oau SUPREME COURT, COUNT Ida Dcfren. nlalntiff. aaalnat Phlltn De- fren. defendant. Action for absolute divorce.

Trial desired in Kings County. Summona. To the above-named defendant; You are hereby aummoned to answer tho complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of your answer, or If the complaint la not served with the summons to serve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff's attorney, wtthin twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; -nd In case of your failure to appear or anawer, judgment will he taken against you by default for the relief dt mended In the complaint. Datld, New xoric, juay SA1MAN IVI rt I In Attorney foy-Plaintiff. Office and postofflce address, 140 Rivlna- ton atreet.

New Tork City. To Philip Pefren, defendant: The fore-gclnr summona Is served opon you bv publication, pursuant to an order of Hon, Stephen Caliaghan, a Justice of the Supreme Court, of the Ptate of New. Tork. dated the 16th day of June. 1924.

and filed wth the complaint In the offlra of the Clerk of the County of Kings, lit the County Court Houae in the Borough nf Brooklyn, City and State of New Tork. County of Kings, on June 1. 1924. Dated. New York, June 18, ZVIKI.N, Attorney for Ptalntiff.

Office and pottofflce addreaa, 140 Rivlnr- ton atreet, New York City. Je23-6t-m Salmford in the CatskUls. The Ingleside am ford. V. In the Capacity 100; finest location; excellent cuisine.

Dancing, tennis, golf, swimming pool; rooms with A without bath. Write for terms. C. W. HALL.

Manager. MOUNTAIN H0USE Stamford In the mC'atskllls Oolf Saddle Horse a Tennis Bathing Boating Flailing Hla-hajit and finest Ktamfnrd location Rooms single, en suite and with bathe. 100 gueata. Hates $0 and up. Booklets.

St J. HOLMES. Props. Formerly The Columbian Hotel. Purling.

N. T. AIR VIEW FARM 6tamftrff-ln-tn-( tttktlta. Fresh eags, milk and vegetables. Children desired.

C. Stenger, Jefferson, N. Y. ADIROXDACKS. VIIITEFACEINN LAKE PLACID, N.Y.

NOW OPEN The Newest Hotel Located In the rtcaUty Spot of the AdlrnnrlaH-ka. Booklet. .1. 4. MVKF.NFV.

Manager Winter. Highland Park Hole), Aiken. S. C. BRANT I.AKK KIMHINtt 1MB (Sum mer hotel and bungalows).

Open to November. Boating, bathing, fishing, tennis, dancing, croquet. Booklet. Win. P-Murphy, Horlcon, N.

Y. For new ADIRONDACK booklet address fleo. TV. Kvn. Hrc'v.

PlattaOiira. rs. I- For MON TRI.AI.-Cil FBKf TOI booklet address Tourists Hurenu or noiiireat, new Blrks Building, Montreal, Canada. OTTER LAKF. KOTF.L.

Otter Lake. N. Y. Modern hotel. AH amusements.

On fitate road. Booklet, Special rates 16 lo July 15. JJrs. J. li.

PhUips, Prop. OVKR-THK-I ARK LOIMIK, on Sciiroon Lake, N. Y. P.ates reasonable. ROONEY A BUR WELL.

Props. THK NKW ADIRONDACK HOTF.L Warrcnahtirg. N. V. Headtiuarters for Automohilists.

PLl'MLE Y'H CAMP, Teng Lake, HamlHon N. Y. In the heart of the Adirondacks- LAKK. GEORGE. CAMP IROQUOIS pie.

Six divisions. Cottages, rabins, rooms, tents. Batea reasonable. Christian euper-vtalon. References required.

Illustrated booklet, 2th eeason. Address Room 207, Metropolitan Tower, Madison N. Y- HAWKEYE INN, I' nrae-on-Lake (ieorge, Lake George, Y. Ideal location. Modern lmpts.

Boating, swimming, tnnnis, bowling, orchestra, dancing; excellent table; golf links near by. J. H. BURT, Owner. THE HILLSIDE.

Hague-on-Lake George, Y. Special Sunday dlnnera. Home cooking; quiet, comfortable surroundings; cool mountain air. I SIN A HOCtlB Modern. Eicellent table.

Fine flshlng, bathing, boating, tennis. R. Byron Rising, Hague-on-Lake Ueorge. ATLANTIC CITY. ATLANTIC Q.ITYN1J.

I This ATw'car' Plan Hotel is nevr more rom'r-rtable than thm Summer m-tria areount or its exceptional loea- I 'nn rd arrangement. I HOTEL i LORA1NE St. Charles Place, one door from Beach Kntirely redecorated and refurnlahed. Vlooma overlooking ocean running wat er in all rooms; sea water In baths. Open all year.

Same ownership management as THK DUDLEY, Pennsylvania Avenue, Bu meta all trains. CONTINENTAL Tannesaee Ave. near Rearh. open. Privet baths, ntanlna water in alevator: aseatlant table: whita irria.

American plan, 4 3p dally; special weekly rtr. Garaga, 14. WALfH DUMCAN. When Going to Atlantic ity Virginia. half hlook to RsacI.

and Stet pier. Hot and cold running water In every room. Private oaths, write tor rates. MONRO PI HUTCH INS. 7f RAYMORExT Worlds Greatest Hotel Success TAHITI? TTilTJ Ocean end Connecticut Av.

UHN ldeRl Large. airy ronnia; running water. 22d season. Owner management. J.

a. ijuinw, ATLANTIC CITY, fi, t'niurpassed for healthful reat and recreation. flO, ORAM) VIF.W. Sneclal for Fourth, Thursday Eve. Monday Morning.

Excellent table. Tel. 1 Pitman A ve. ASBURY PAUK. CHATELAINE 21g Third av.

Running water. Special rate for June ana beptemDer. sea son. a. B.

UUTZLEK. HOTEL TICEBFOSD AH rooms with running water, Suites with bath. iarry uumem. uwner ami rrop. mid xjlt sumwf NEW PIERREPONT American and European plans.

Special Spring ratea. A. W. KELSUT. OCEAX GHOVE.

Metropolitan Cor. Buck and Abbott Hlock to and beach. Airy flneat rulaine; ISO and up. Under nefl management. M.

B. HA1QH. HOTEL GRIGGS formerly Ocean Hotel. $9 MAIN AV. TKL.

ASBURY 4t. Newlv ner. running water all rooms: meals. L. M.

Griggs, owner and mgr. PARK VIEW HOTEL faclnr lake. Hot and cold water In rooms: ec.llent fond and reasonable ratea. Tel. 3100.

n. A. WAI.NWRIUHT, Prop. ARDMORE SUMMERFIELD tl- Ocean Pathway. full ocean view.

Running water. Phone 2784. E. K. SHAW.

-xaufi HONEYSUCKLE and "Uif- rooms; homelike, cheerful 118 up. Tel. 28-J. A. P.

O. SMITH. WILMA HALL lJn- Reasonable rales. Tel. 199-w.

O. M. TRlBLB, m56 xJIS sumwf Buenil Vistft. Block froni ocean; 18 Heck finest home cooking. Special June ratea! Phone 8160.

Mis. GREENWOOD. ftranrl V.tw Pitman 4 doors to ui ana tew octn Mwln improVe- mente. Block to Auditorium. Home cook ing.

Telephone. Reaaonable. II. B. BULL.

THE LAINGD0N Directly on the ocean front. Home cooking. A. I. LAING, 8 Ocean av.

STrnTRT.T TflDfrT. Near ocean, nxcellent In rooms. Decoration Day rates, Thure. to Sun. Mr.

A Mra. J. B. Sweet. sumwf THEBILLAIlDl'ntraly located, three son able ratea.

S. C. CARR. Phone CAPE MAY. Mark Your nnggnge "TO OCEAN CITY.

N. AMERICA'S GREATEST FAMILY RESORT LAKE HOVATCOXG. CALIFORNIA LOPCB That nnlaue summorlnr place now on en. sjaaaAble, Booklet oa request. 1 mis xjii LAKE HQPATCOX G.

LAKE HOPATCOMt Cottmes, htin-galows; electricity, running whit, season, or will rent part season; also board week-end guests. Special 4, Thursday night to Monday morning. 112. Write P. J.

TL'TTE. Atuunt Arlington. N. J. GREEN CROFT Lake Hopatcong, N.

J. Modern home, on lake shore. Wafer aports. dmiring; excellent table. June rate.

wekly. G. ELLIOTT. XEXV JERSEY. EVERETT HOUSE, Sparta.

N. J. Open 1.1 for its Sflth season. Kle vatlnn 1.000 ft h'in view. Good hoim For transient and season laiee apply to itre.

GF.O. IT. BKISKR, T'rop. IJOVK ISLANI COLONY On Dove Island Iti Mwartswood Lake. New ton.

N. J. Unique end refined. Separate cottages; rentnU dining -hell. Boating bathing, dancing, excellent fishing.

Moan free. Auto shed. B. GUISE. B.

D. Newton. N. J. Telephone.

ORAM. VICW IIOIHK, Highlands, N. On shore from. Bnatinj. buttling, fishing; parking space free.

Hood home cooking Mra BCH IEBER, 1166-W Highlands HOTtl. BLRKNfHRB. Keaneburg. X. Pineview av, block from beach.

Real home couklng heat, running water all rooms. L'nder new management. 11125 xaul sumwf TUB REAL VACATION I MILTON V. HOOS. Hranchvilie, N.

J. PKWSYI.VAXIA. BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSEPi10 New management. Beautifully situated. All comforts and 'every vara Ion enjoy-nienu Moderate rates.

Write John Helm. VALLEY VIEW i'' cooking; own farm products: oeautinn srcnry; v.yuo tt. elevation; J12 and up. L. F.

IfBRRRLINO. jel aumwf THK COTTAliK "A home away from borne." Excellent home cooking; centrally lorated. Moderate rates. Mr. SI.

Zlegler, Mllford, Pa. nOOD'S HROOR IXN Rathlng, flahlng. dancing. Elevation 1.85 ft. On the Po-conos.

Mr, W. Wood, Oouldsboro, Pa. Dclawnro "Water Gap. DfLAWAfft WATER GAP. Mmintnin Knnae Delaware Water Gap.

Broad plaxzas, large grounds; ronventent ail pti interest; garage, fiklt. E. Hauser. Pocono Afnuntalns. RILL VIEW HorSK, Canadensis.

Pa, Farm house: electricity and bath; 16 up, WM. J. ANH ART. Slroutlsbure. BERWICK mS'VM grounds: garage: trolley to entrance.

Bklt. P. C. DICKEKSON, E. Stroudaburg, Pa.

VERMONT. SUNSET COTTAGE TEA ROOM LAKE BOM OSEKN, VT. Tdeal vacation. Strictly home rooking plenty fresh vegetables, eggs, milk, cream, water. IXCTTDIXQ BEJIKSHIIIES.

COLONIAL HOUSE Lee, In the Berkshlres. Large modern, newly furnished, ronvenlently located, all modern near laurel Lake, tennis, boating, bathing, fishing, f. J. UuPont HOCSATONK II PHtsrield. Veas.

Tranalents, auto parties only accommodated. Large, airy rooms; quiet notgh borhood: cloae to main highways. .1. N. MACKINTOSH, 7 West Huusatonic at.

ORCHARD HHADB. Hheffleld. Mas. In the Beautiful Berkshire. Large, airy rooms; excellent table, sup-plied from produce of own place; modern conveniences.

Mra. Carrie L. Lorraine. THK MAPLKVIKW, Washington, Masa ft. elevation.

Ideal, restful; modem, electricity: outdoor sports; swimming pool; dancing near by; own products; $16 up. Booklet. TWIN MAPLES Lenox, Mass. Now open. Special rates for May and June.

Booklet. Mrs. 3. BASSE. "THh niRCHKH" fJreat Barrtnaton.

Mnti, 6m Eagle Resort Guide. mm xjl wfsum COyXKCTICCT. Elm Terrace Inn l'nder Npw Mnnagetnent. A Paradise for Your Vacation. Partiea df-alring acrommodatlons for their summer vacation In largt.

cool, newly furniahed rooms; electric liahts, bathrooms on every floor, opn tlreplate in the resting room; excellent table board and every home comfort; attractions are boating, bathing, flshlng. teutiia. croquet, golf, lovely walks and motor rldea. Garage accommodations. Mouse open all year.

Table d'hote and a la carte. Week-end partiea accommodated. Reasonably rates. M. NfCHOr.AS.

Prop. Address Box 680, Woodmont, Conn. SOUND VIEW HOTEL MILFORD, COW. European plan. Directly on beach end on trolley lines to Bridgeport and New Haven.

Bathing, fishing. For rates ap-ply Mra. K. LBICHLH. WARREN UOI SK.

Cornwall Rrlclae. Conn. On the Crest of Litchfield Utile. Excellent table: modern conveniencea. Fishing, dancing, radio.

Gentiles preferred. Rates W. F. WINDHORST, Prop. WINDHAM INN.

Windham. Conn. Board. 115 and un per week: home cook ing; frpsh vegetables; State road; tourists. GEORGE B.

CHALLENGE R. MORNINGR1IIE CI.VR, Mllford. Conn. Large, airy rooms; excellent table gar den vegetables; sea food fresh from Sound: superb views of water and woods. Oentitea.

CAVE HILL CAMP Ideal place to spe.n.J vour vacation, for Information, write E. PACU Moudus, Conn. CAMFORXTA. Cool in Southern California Average temperature for -17 yeare during June. August and September, ti.

A alt nAlLliUAi' CANADA. Get iwsy to Canada somrthins tinrefnt lag iiine-scentetj. b1pp KMins air of gw -m Muskota Lalce. thlni taat rnaka Ufa worth whlla. Bit.

trom ills p.r we.k up. niuntrafwl KooklPt R.jal Muakeka H.t.l, P. 0. Lake R.im.i, Oa'arit TRAVBUj. TOURS CRUISES Steamship Ticket UNIVERSAL-LEHRENKRAUS5 TRAVEL AGENCY R.9 Fulton Street.

Hon. Rnm Tl.lt ftroobljn, N. V. Telephone Trlangl. 700.

Amiiini Meillterrnuean Crtila. Ie l.ue.-el. hrntina our UoMpn Juliltee Jan. F11ANK TOL'RIST 5ia Fifto X. Y.

ALPHA PI CHI. Thr-ta Chapter of Alpha T'l' fill Sornrlty closfd ltd season Saturday with a. bridge. The affair was held at the home of Miss Ruth Rabbe. 539 E.

23 St. Several members of Zeta Chapter were included among those playing. The following chanter members received their (ruests: The Misses Dorothy Parr. Sain. Plller, Marcerv and Dorothy Friedman.

Beatrice Baumftart, Mary Walsh. Grace I. in. pold, Beatrice Meyllger, Ruth Rabbe and Evelyn Ljndars. NEARBY BEACHES.

Coney Island. Cones- Island. Bun gal owe reduced 6 -room detached, stucco, comfortably furnished; bathing, radloa. 9A Brown Sheepahead Bay. VOXG ISTiAND.

The Balsams DixviHe Notch, N. H. Saven MfJfs Fron Canadian Border A ri re proof hotel uneaualled for picturesque location among majestic hills and beautiful lakes of ecento New Hampshire. Excellent 18-hole golf links. Fishing and all outdoor and indoor amusements.

Exclusive clientele. Cuisine and service unaur-passeri. Attractive rates. Open to October. Dally alrplana delivery X.

Y. morning papers. ALSO Garden City Hotel Ctrd.s Citfr LoR lilanj, N. T. UPBN ALL THE TEAR J.

J. LANNIN CO. rWyandotte Hotel-i Ovwrlooklng Great South Bar GOLF, TENNIS, PINK RO A FS Rooms en sult overlooking water Special during June fifl Milan from New York 25 years under same management Phones Road map boik- 21-60 let on reaueat L. I THE BROOKLAWN Babylon, L. I.

Rewfdential hotel, attractive rooms, excellent table. Acceeslbla to all outdoor aports. Reasonable rates, May and Apply AJ AXKH.L FORBES, Manager. Phone Babylon 5fl5. RIVERSIDE HOCSt, enter Moriches, L.

I. Ancommodating 70 guests with tinei-filled cuisine. Duck or chicken dinners by arrangement for auto partiea Boating, Bathing. Tennis, Croquet, Dancing. Moderate rates.

J. P. EERRIDUE, Prop. ELMORE HOTEL AND COTTAGES S.WVII.I K. L.

I. Bathroom suites. Country, golf and yacht cluha. Sailing, bathing. Moderate rated.

Commuting distance. Strictly Arat-claaiB. CEDAESH0RE Hotel and Cottages On Great Houth Bay Huyvllle. Every room with bath Hiid phone; now completed. Extenalve lawna.

ahade treee. Private bath-lng bach. Reasonable rates. Booklet, HOTEL Only commercial hotel. Week-end partiea Comfortable room.

1.95 up. Special Sunday dinner, roast chicken, roast duck, 60. Opto all year, Huntington, L. I. i.OXi BEACH "Ocean Cottage." Splen-di'J room and board, fnmlly style; bath-tnar community; week-end parties.

Apply for special rates. Mrs. W'ebel, 81 Alabama a v. BUCKLEY INN raichogue, on treat Mouth Bay Reaaonable rates, Excellent tabli. Garage.

Week-end parties accommodated. Crystal Lake Hotel Fraeport. Y. Tel. 11 Freeporl.

T.arge rooms; running water. ynvaie bntha; excellent ineala; all water Fuo-ria, gotf. THE LLOYD. BELLPORT, L. Wonderful location on the hay.

table, all aports. Apply The Lloyd. SAYYILI.K, L. 1, The Maple. Plenty hade; all improvements: near station- on hnv; cscellcnt table.

Mrs. S. KONNIU. Phone Hayvltle 292. 41TEMLB CAMP, East Northport.

L. Now opti. Children all anca. Farm All sports. Bathing.

ASTATEX TSTvAND. in 13 AMM.U FT A TEN IfllUhaJIIU 1 ISLANP THE CLEAN RESORT LARGEST SALT WATER SWJMMING POOL ON THE ATLANTIC COAST Reached via auto- or trolley trom nil Siatn Island Ferries. HhiiU Concert mi Beach. YORK STATE. BOARDER.0 Farm houae, Summit Lake.

Wirh elevation: good table; reasonable rates. Mrs. H. D. Brown, Summit, N.

HLPSON VALLKY COUMIES. MOUNTAIN HV.HT FARM Ttalian and Ameriran Cooking. Dancing. Wonderful Scenery. For pan IcuIh rs write to TOM CASTAN'J, Box 117, Cllntomlale, N.T OAK UWX HOUSK.

Wall kill, N. Y. New houae; modern improvements; beautiful location; boating, flailing; home cooking. Hues 20. WM, A1ECHELKE.

P1NF POINT FA RM First-ctaas tahle; minutes walk lo cliurr.h end post nmne. Mr. CHESTER TENHAGEN, Wallklll, N. Box. 118, 1 ULLIHIVOOU.

Highland, N. V. Board on fruit farm; electricity, radio. Arrange. While.

309 W. 4tith N. Y. C. Tel.

3113 Longacre. Lonmt Valley A'arin Airy rooms; home cooking; bathing, dancing near. Free auto transportation. $13. Mrs.

Elma Simmons, Stanlordville, y. Kuiierlor Heallh Fiirm, 'Montiioniery, N.T, Sunny rooms, wholesome food, cheerful sue- roundings; dancing. 13 weekly. Fiecher, fcJlAVVANGTJNKS AND StLUVAX COUNTY. f.AKF, VIEW INN.

Washington Lake. Comfortable rooms; electric lights; excellent table; bathing. Acc. 60. 'jovklet.

Mrs. E. Yonderhorat, YUlan, N.Y. R1VF.RMIDR COTTAtiE On Delaware; high elevation; own farm products; (boat-Iik, bathing. nhlng; electric; Shohola ata-tiori; $13.

Booklet. Christians. Barryville, N. Y. WISU.KI A ARM BOI SE Good table and beds on a farm; own produce; family sccommtdmiune.

Ratpa: Adults, 14; rhildien. $10. MA VD C. JANSEN, New Pa Hz. N.

V. VAl.LKV VIKW FARM Saltabm Mil la, Orange Count N. Y. Guests met at Monroe. Fre tranaportatlon.

Rntra IIS. Mrs. .1. t'. ViruiAN, 8UM.MKK UOA flDRRS wanted; 12 and Hrookaidt Salisbury Mills, orange Conty, N.

Y. Marie Hermle, Prop. Nw White l.ukt Ilouae. White Lake, Excellent home cooking; elec. Hs-h'S.

nitary impta. all amuse. L. E. waaser- laiif.

Prop. HIUKKVlttW FARM HOLSE, Never- sink, N.Y. Location high. Bathing; impta. For particulars, Mrs.

Bruce Decker. MiniainV Lndo-ft Waahlngton Lake. M. A. McCORMAUK, Yulan.

N. Y. CATSK1LL- MOl'XTAIXS. ATTTSNTTON. GENTLEMEN I The moat spacious and Ideal accommodations for your summer vacation await you at THE OLD HOMRSTKAD, Jefferaon Hefghts, Catsklll, N.

Y. 1 and 2 room suites, with or without meals, 10 per room. -Convenient to everything. Auto accommodation. Write Lillian F.

Belliner, Prop. WALNUT HOMESTEAD Nsits.rtp-in-the-Caliikill., X. X. 10Q.t:r. farm.

Horn, cooking; etec. Ushta; bathing, fl.hlns;, danclnK. movlps, acc. Raten lib up. Gentileiw W.

H. Prop. ROXKO Vn.l.A Beautiful apot In tha Catakills. Excellent food; modern Improve, menta. Near all L.

lXElBR, Purlins, Greens N. Y. THE BAH AM, Pratuvllle. N. In the Catekllla, Modern, comfortable, homelike.

116-126. N. ORAHAM Tlie Pine. Inn. on Mohican Trail, aoc.

100. Tennla. Bathing, Fl.hlns, Moviee. Darw-lrj Bookie'. W.

J. Soper. Windham. N. T.

MARGARET HOUNR. Leeaa. N. Y. Modem all cliul'cheei ajnuaement.

Acq. It. Excellent table. F. Carpenter, Prop.

BI.tE MOUNTAIN t'OTTAliE Quiet reat a.aurd; dellrloua hnnie conking; iriod ratee. Box 80. R. Saugerties. i.

X. I lataHlMial I Jei. Xj2a B. PICK3TEIW Bob Hamilton Mltal Dalla Mrs. Kver.tt Conrad Bradahaw Griffith Julia ray.

Za 8n Pitt. Dunbar William Boyd Y7 HATEVER there is lacking in VV vulgarity of "Changing Hus bands," the new film at the Rlvoll Theater, is more than made up by tha silliest, lowest comedy gags ever we've been suffered to squirm It Is all a jazzy and dis gusting potpurri of Avery Hopwood Mack Sennett and Cecil B. De Mille. The director general of the Para mount forces "supervised" the di reetion of frank Urson Paul Iribe. Without that famous De' Mills touch the picture might have had half a chance at least.

As it is, It doesn't. The two directors, Urson and Iribe, are reflected through the medium of this atrocity at the Rlvoll as a team of ham and egg vaudeville wags cracking a nifty a minute with a hand at each ear listening for the bravos from the audience. But there weren't any bravos. There were lots of snickers. "Changing Husbands" was orlgl nally Elizabeth Alexander's Saturday r-ost story.

"Holes, but the film version suffers pitifully by the uui-itsquing of the adaptation. Gwynne Everett was a Ritz Carlton society matron with a mind overflowing with a lot of Algonquin Ideas. Eva Uraham, on tha o. was a Variety Ingenue with a decided house and garden complex. They change places: Uwynne's husband draws little Eva and a stage door Johnny wins the heart of Uwynne.

That's the plot Just as we read It 1n the S. E. P. But with all the buffoonery and what nots interpolated by the ambitious team of urson and Iribe, Klizabetn Alexander would never recognize her own story in a month or feature nights. Leatrlce Joy plays a dual role as both Eva and Gwynne and tha trick photography used In the scenes in which Miss Joy meets herself fate to face is really ingenious.

However, tha double exposure process lends even more artificiality to the story than it was possessed of in the script. Seeing the two characters on the same screen, played by the same person, one is minded to recall that they're still doing the Impossible in the movies that In the films a man can meet a woman who looks like his wife and then not be able to tell either of them apart. Could any thing be more true to life? One of the redeeming features in "Changing Husbands" is the subtitling by H. M. Walker, head title writer for all of Harold Lloyd's more recent comedy productions, rne sud titles in tha Rivoli film have a snap and sparkle to them that stands out In sharp contrast to other episodes In the picture.

Leatrlce Joy's performance in the role of Gwynne Everett is more in keeping with her usually vivacious personality than that of Eva Graham, in which she is obviously hampered by the sit-ln-the-corner type of person she is called upon to portray, ictor Varconl is seen in his first American screen characterization since his appearance in Cecil De Mine's He is seen as Oliver Everett, a loving husband, though he Is better-fitted to play a heavy villain role. -Raymond Grif fith and Za Su Pitts in supporting parts do as well as any one could expect of them in roles so supremely stupid. Altogether, seeing "Chang ing Husbands" has the same effect as changing one's favorite brand of bootlegs It has a tendency to nauseate. So Deborah and William were taken back to the attic under the eaves and placed in their chairs und when the magio hour came around that night William said: "You were right, my dear, we are out of date and old." "You do not seem old to me," laid Deborah. "You are as handsome as when I first saw you." "Well, of course, you know I do not.

think you are old. Dsbby. sain William, "Your cheeks are as ret; and you are just as pretty as in the old days and I think your clothes far more stylish and beautiful than trios: the new dolls wear." "Oh, William, I am so happy," sa'd Deborah, beginning to cry. "That was the reason I did not wani to leave the attic. I was afraid you would see how faded and old-fash, toned I had grown." "Bosh!" said -William.

"It wss those other dolls who looked old to inc. Neither of them look as j-oung as you do, Debby. But the place for us is In this attic and I hope no one ever takes us out again. We never slept on the floor in all the long years until that night. If that is the way the new little girls treat their dolls am glad I lived in the good old-fash-lcned days." MARRIAGE LICENSES Irvin Drakbln.

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Anna Welaman. WHloufirhby av, Harry Stockby, 24 Oft Rockaway ave. Clara Adams. 28 1115 Hsncock at. Lurlo Rtcciotti, Kenmore Man.

Faimma Kuaao. 18. 850 K. S5th at. HCh Oraham, 22.r $4 Bond at.

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Ella Martin. 24 898 Henrv at. David Garflnkei, 26 Ill Johnaon ava. Celia Lustberr, IS. .1004 Eastern n'kwav Ales.

24 Blat at. Maria Tedeachi, 22..... .80 ftlat at. Rafwaid Karson. 27 Mlti 7th ave.

Bertha Petersen. 21 204 Baltic at. Jar.lmlera; Kraenopolskl. 2. 148 No.

10th Stella Uawronska. 19.. 144V No. 10th ot. Frsnk Duchon.

24. 36 K. IftXth Bronx. Hlldreth Henechke, 22.214 Rutledge st Alton Clark, 24 Plymouth. Man.

Maa Robertson. 22., 735 68th t. Sidney Mackey, West End ave. Graca Smith. S4 -7t Cornelta at.

Charles Sldajwlrk, 22 Conn. Winifred Smith, 20.... Mi Fenlmora at. Irving; Canttn, 23 ....36 Stockton at. Sarah Jermansky, 307 Stockton at.

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451 Ttlverdale ave. Rosa Go 1 berg 21 694 Jerome Rt, Walno Johnaon, 28. 431 tth ave. Ann l.alnto. SI 4313 8th ava.

Frank Manarelto. New York ava. Madeline Ponslo, MM wood at. Edward MeGovem 21.123 Hancock at. Eunlca oeiaa, 21.

863 6th ava. Llovd Sutton. 21 197 Garfield pi. ..666 Lafayette ava. 686 Qulncy at.

..328 Bush wick ava. ,....1230 E. 8Tth st. Helen Reeva, 21.. Sam Poatalsky.

26.. Miriam Merkar. 23 Felix Schroeder, Elsie Bentley, Domenlco Amodeo, 29. Emlla Coiza. 20 Thomaa McGrath.

21. Catherine Buxke. 17 ....13 Durland pi. 491 park ave. .810 Kent ave.

.3 Liberty et. .18 High et. Jonaa Kardlsh, 2 4S1 Grand Man. Goldla Lorberbaum, 19... 8728 list ave, Clarence Bull.

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29 ,..,.4 Hancock at. Mary MrMahoru 2t 774 Hancock at. David Butler. 25 926 E. lth at.

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for return to Nw York. Tel. I.Ol.KWTi. "I pa been pretty naugmy wlie bov. Mother "Why, dear?" Johnny" 'Catiao he knr artly hat qtieation.s to as' he i-sjnts to know what 1 DEBORAH AND WILLIAM Emily RoUmann, 34 347 Bieecker st.

jamea MCivor, 85 Ml niCKa at. Kathrvn Martin. 28 143 Hicka St. Loula Feldhuhn, 1696 St. Mark ave Minnie Klonsky.

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Joseoh Imbrlono 37 904 Kant ave. Jennie Uiammarlna. 18 290 let St. William Donahue. 28..

238 W. 46fh at. Man, Maude Harrison. 26. 460 41st at Sam Lapldus.

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27. 1336 Intervale Bronx Clara Appel, 26 35 Marcy ave. John Prlnciilla, 26 US Carroll at. Maria Cavarretta, 24... 406 Lorimer st.

Laurence 87 119 36th st. Josephine Edbtirg. 36 461 11th at, Benjamin Slomowits, 22.. 298 Flushing av. Clara Marmorek, 19 188 Penn at.

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30 1 79 Dean st. Louis Rosato. 23 .597 18th at, Annie Cost.aldn. 21 697 18th m. Frank Angeio.

Cleveland Man. Anna Ippollto. 23 152 62d Rt. FORECLOSURES. SUPREME COURT.

KIXGS rfll'VTT- lavld B. Gets, aa trustee for Abe Ber bttsay and Samuel Fein berg, nlalntiff. ecainet K. L. Holding Corporation and ctr.er, cierenaanta.

in pursuance of a iuda-ment and foreclos- ure ana saie auiy maae ana entered in the above-entitled action, and bearltir date the 3d day of June. 1924, the undersigned, the reieree in saia juugment nameo, will sen at public auction to tha highest bidder, by rtaTnanici mmier, auctioneer. at tne Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 189 Montague street, in tha Borough of Brooklyn.

County of Klnars. on the 26th dsv of June, 1924, at twelve o'clock noon, tha premises di rafted by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: ah tnat certain plot, ptece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, bounded and da- acrtbed aa follows Besinnmg at tha corner formed hv tha intersection of tha westerly aide of Brlatol street with the northerly side of Hegemnn avenue, running thence westerly along the northerly side of eg em an avenue, one hundred (100) feet to the 'center line of the block and running thence northerly along the center line of the block, fiffy (50. feet, six (6) Inches; runninar thenca easterly parallel with Hemin avenue, one hundred 100) feet to the westerly side of Bristol street, end thence southerly alnng the westerly aide of Rrietol street, nrty reet, at () inches to the cor ner, the point or place of beginning, Dated June 6th. 1 34. SAMUEL MARKS, Referae.

Benlemin 1'lnkel. Plaintiff' iimmtv 216 on tame sirest. Brooklvt Rnmnrfi' Nw York City. 6-t-th COtrVTT COURT. Kivns nnttVTT- George E.

Wlbecan, plain tiff against unaries Koamea, ana others, rieppnaants. In nursusnce of a 1u dement nf fnr- cltaure and sale, duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and bearing date tha 13th day of June, 1924, f. the undersigned, tha referee said iudgment named, will sell at public auction to the hlfeheat blddec. by Nathaniel Shuter, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 1 69 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on thn Tth rlav nf 10 54 mt roon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described' as loHowa: All that certain lot.

piece or Darcel of land with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being. tho Borouah of Brooklyn. CItv of New York. County of Kings, Htate of New York, bounded and described as follows: Be ginning at a point on easterly aide of Siuvveeant avenue, distent artuihr1v 41 feet 8 Inches from the aoutheaMerly corner of Stuyvafant avenue and Witnerepoon straet (now known as vernon evenuei and running thence easterly parallel witn Wliherepoon street (now known as Vernon avenue 75 fet, part of the distance through the center of a party nail, thenre southerly parallel with Htuyvesnnt avenue. 18 feet 8 Inches: thence westerly again parajtel with Wlthempoon street (now known aa Vernon avenue and part of the distance through the center of another party wall.

76 fet. to Stuyvesant avenue and thence northerly along Stuyveeant avenue 16 feet 8 Inches to the point or plat-' of heginnlng. Together with all the right, title and Interest of, in. and to the land lying In front of and adjacent to the sain premises to me cnir nne tnrpoi. Heine: premisos k'rown as and by the street number 7 Vi Stuyvesant avenue, in the Bor ough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New Tork.

Dated, June 16, 1934. LEON RAUNHFifM. Referee, Albert A. Levin, plaintiffs attorney, 216 Montague street, Brooklyn Borough. New Tork CItv.

S-St-mth SUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY Herman W. Green, plaintiff, agginst Anna Rablnowltjs and others, defendants. In pureuanea of a Judgment of forecloa-nra and sale duly made and entered in the action, and bearing date the lttn aay or. i- inn unafr- eignad. the referee, in said Judgment named will imU at public auction to the htgheat bidder, hy Nathaniel Shuter, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange No.

189 Montague street, in tho Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the 14th day of July. 1921. at twelva o'clock noon the premises directed by said judgment to ba sold ana therein aeacnoea as foil owe: All that certain lot. piece or parcal of land toe-ether with tha buildings and Im provement thereon erected, situate, lying ana oeing in i no norougn or orooKiyn, County of Kings.

City and State of New Tork bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on tha northerly aide of Park place, distant one hundred and fifty Vf0 feet weaterly from the corner formed by tha intersection of tha northerly alda of Park place with tha westerly aide or A i Deny running thence northerly, parallel with Albany avenue, one hundred and twenty-aeven (127) feat, nine and one-half (-i) inches; thence weaterly, parallel with Park place. enty (ZD tet; thence eoutneriy. again parallel with Albany avenue, and part of the dlatance through a pa.rty wail, one hundred and twenty-seven 1 27 feet, nine and one-hslf (i Inches to the northerly side -of Park place; and thence easterly a4ong the northerly aide of Park place, twenty f20) feat in the point or place begianing. Together with all the Tight, title and interest of the aald mortgagor of. In and to the land lying In Park place la front and adjoining said premises to tha center Una thereof.

Dated June S8d. 1S4. JOSEPH ROSENTHAL. Refere. DEBORAH and William were two painted wooden dolls that had lived under the eaves of the attic of an old farmhouse for so many years they had lost track of time.

Deborah's dress had once beeu beautiful pink silk and her straw bonnet had once been white ind trimmed with tiny pink rosVbuds. But now all this finery was laded and yellow with age, though her cheeks were just as red and her hair almost as golden as when It was first painted on her round little head. William, too, had once been hand slyie in those long-ago days. Rut now the black satin coat was rusty and the tightly fitted yellow satin trousers were dingy looking and his once ruffled shlrtfront hung in, ribbons. Still, to Deborah ho was as handsome as ever, for his hair was as 1 -1 111 1 1 t.

1 were quite as red as the first day she saw him, "I heard children's voices yesterday," said Deborah, one night when the msgio hour came around. "I hope shall not be taken out of the attic." "Why, Deborah, whatever do you mean?" exclaimed William. "Hers we have been for years and you oay you do not want to leave the I should T.e delighted if they took me out of this place and let mt see trio world outside oncemore." "Tou wouldn't be happy anywhere but here now, William," said Deborah. "You must remember we art too old and out of style." "Why, how you" talk," said William. "We were always the envy of all the other dolls we over met because of our stylish clothes.

I shall be glad If the door is opened tomorrow and we are taken down-' stairs." William Doll had his with, for in the morning a little girl opened the attic door and came in. "Oh. how funny!" she exclaimed, when she picked up Deborah. "And what a queer boy doll! Did the men wear clothes like that when you were a little girl, Grandma Great?" she inquired of the old lady who was with her. "Yes, my dear," replied he old lady.

"And Deborah and William were quite the moat stylish dolls around my day. William looked at Deborah out of his black eyes as if to say, "I told vou so." But there was r.o answering look In Deborah's. Her heart was quite sad within her littltr wooden breast. All went well with thm until the magic hour came around at night, hen the little girl was fast asleep and the wooden dolls were left alone with French doll Mario and many ether new-fashioned toys. "Did you ever see such queer looking folks?" whispered Marie to Henrietta, the big cloth doll.

"Where did the little mistress get sucn ireajts, i cannot think of speaking to such funny looking dolls and I am sure, Henrietta, you will not think of doing so either. Henrietta doll said they were too old for her to think of bothorlnr with. For her part she could not spend her time with folks who were not up to date. The next day when the little girl csme to play with her toys her grandmother said: "I do not think you care for my dolls or you would not have left them on tha floor last night. I think I had better take them back to the attic." "They are too old-fashioned, ftrandma Great," said tho littla girl.

"I dofc't. know how to play with then Uiey a dreseod queerly." Lillte Suffls, 2 f.44 Flushing ave. 1 Szerlip A dserlip. plaintiff's attorney. William Cummiogs, 39- Pulton street.

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