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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOKK. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1918. 13 FOR SALE HOUSES.

WANTKD HOUSES. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. HOTTXS AJ IlKKOKTS. TKAYKIj. Readers Bargain Counter TEACHERS' REFUNDS TO BE PAID PROMPTLY WILI buy at onc I or I story house must be harsaln; full dutatli.

ACTION. Kkgie utllce. WANTKI) I'AHTS OF HOUSES. KIjOOK for houmfkewpinu ill private home; three adulm; near MUbway; referential, Box Jlti, liroaclvay, NY. WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED, 4 or 6 roomi. with modern Improvement; reasonable rent; two In family; colored. PhoiiejiSJ ti Wllllamaburg. 24-2 WANTED," 4 or 5 unfurnished, room and bath, by family of three; convenient, refined neighborhood; state rent. A.

Eagle Ja-maka brunch. I 2 i -2 WANTED, 2 or 8 unfurnlHhed room, with light housekeeping; conveniences; In Stuy-vetmnt or Flat bush section reasonable; adults. H46 Dean st, Brooklyn. 34-4 WANTED 4 or 6 rooms and bath, at once; either apartment or private house young couple. He ply, stating rent and locality, Box 20.

Eagle office, 23-8 WANTED REAIj ESTATE. BOROUOH PARK residence; one or two-family house; some ground; must be bargain. DEPASQUALE, 122 West lZ2d St. New York. HAVE all cash; wilt buy immediately real bargains in real cat at.

Band details. BARGAIN, Box 12, Eagle office. 23-5 hmiMM hirh STSdS. 12 -to 13 rooms; convenient to subway; wun cwn uv first mortgHce; give full no agents; Kastern Parkway section preferred. Eagle office.

WANTED COUNTRY PROPERTY. "FARM wanted. 10 to 15 acres, near water or water frontage, within 40 miles; north side of Lonir Island preferred. Hox 24, Eagle Offloe. I Property to Let TO LET APARTMENTS.

Cor. Willow Clark- 8-ROOM APARTMENTS. NONE BETTER ON HEIGHTS. Large; well arranged; day and night service. Rents 11.

uoo tu I1.ZUO. 8CPER1NTKNUKNT ON fKKMISES. aaasa u. J. UKUMK, zu COUKT bl- 8 Ruuiiis mill Until Klevator Service.

"THE RIVEEVIEW," Columbia Hrlarhis. Between Plerrepont and rlark 8ta. Kent flM) IVr Month. Apply to Superintendent on Premises, or GRO. V.

JOUNHON, DeKaib Av. Phono Main flt)42. 22-T SWEEPING VIEW OF BAY. 7 rOt'KT HKKIHTS. ItAl'HKLOK Rooms, bath; latest maid ervice; outside porch.

Tel. Main. oZJ-tf TWO 6-rootn and bath apartment, to rent from November within 4 blocks of Bor-uugh Hall subway station; all-night elevator Kiid telephone service; rents and 178.50 Apply on premises, 68-74 Montague at, or ARTlirit H. WATERMAN, 185 Montague at. Tel.

Main SOO. 22-J -HO CLINTON "AV. corner DeKalb; 2 room, and bath; unfurnished; convenient to tranait lines; beautiful residential section; suites, per month. 23-7 TO 8UW.ET apartment; 6 light rooms and o.Lji moaern; f4D. J.

DTTJSNUKK, 4u Hampton place; phone Decatur 3088-W. 24-7 THRKK nice light rooms with Improvements, nsspment, private house, $11. 703 Lenox road, Flatbush; f'hurch av car to East 47th st. 18-7 NICK parlor floor, basement, to rent; 6 rooms, bath, or Hell cheap to responsible pnrty. 1185 Jefferson av.

23-8 TO LET HOUSES. 44S FRANKI.I.V AV $30. Two bath rooms: steam heating plant: well adapted for 2 families; brick. TALBOT-PKRKINH. 1161 FULTON ST.

nALNnFtirjiiB ST. near hTndy to station. 2-story and basement, 9 rooms and bath; $40. JEWELL, 112 Saratoga av. 23-8 BBDFOItD section: hot water heat; ten rooms, cabinet trim; redecorated: leae or sell.

OWNER. U9 Lefferts pl: Pros. 348. 20-7 TO LET PARTS OF HOUSES. aoi GATKS AV; second floor; private house; convenient to transit lines; rent reasonable; conveniences.

22-3 TO LET FLATS. 0 LOTT ST. Klatbush: 4 -room flat; range boiler and bath; rent $18, Tel. OWNER. Bath Beach, 23-7 TO LET ROOMS.

REAUTIFUL suites, newly decorated-every accommodation; electricity; real heat; divide to suit; light housekeeping privileges; private home comforts; Park and subway -concessions. Inquire 1466-W Sterling. 22-7 TWO rooms, share private bath, with another lady. Apply fwner. mornings, 10-13, evenings, 7-8.

457 Washington av. o31-tf THEE rooms and buth upper part of prU vare house; modorn; udulta only; reason- able. Zds St. James place. 23-3 TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Sale or Rent; Rare; Prospect Park West. Beautiful 4-story; looking Into Park; near suoway; exceptional Inducement; electricity, gas, parquet floors, 8 baths; low illl. 1 loT Bm eaah payment. ARTHUR H. GOLDSMITH, Floral Park, L.

I 20-3' Property For Sale FOR SALE HOUSES. nit mi ADVANCING RAPIDLY ON FITBISH'S KIMY B17SINKS.H BLOCK i hlo.n L. Klegant store vr apartments. Kooms. bath.

8team heat, electric light. All parquet floor. Rent S1.320 year. Built abput i nm "Berltlce -heap. Owner wo pu, cagie riatbush branch.

24-3-of 7ia PRESIDENT ST. NEAR TBr n.d llaaem8nt. 10 rooms' and piuinoing immediate possession; price only $500 cash bal ance easy payments, ROBERT WHEEI.AN, Phone (HBO Main. li Rrmsen St. BAY RIDGE.

For aale, 10-room frame house; hot water electricity, hardwood floors; coal; 2-car garage, with loft; plot 50x109; good terms at right price. 232 77th st. I ap.j Automobile Owners. 2-ty; room; frame; Jefferson, near Btuyvesant. with auto driveway; price Liberty Bonds, any Issue, taken In payment.

20-7 Btudwell It Bnrltnard. 411 Gates, atXoetrand. SIX-FAMILY, COLD WATErT Modern brick flat, with 20-foot lot adtnln-lng; rent $1,140 year; terms to suit SKAVICll, (1806 TUIKD AV. 22-7 PACIFIC, nr. Brooklyn; 3-sty, masslvT modern: stone; 11 rooms; tiled bath: auar-tered oak woodwork; fair order- assesnri r.

tna on 7 Btudwell Btukhard. 4It Gates, at Nostrand. ao.iw aacrlllce; worth $7,000: easiest terms-mortgsge $4,000 8 ory, 20-foot; 12 rooms and modern bath: At n-n. s. FLATBUSHJ5roV.h?'rl street: near nm' aspnail EDWARD Av -'4-8 tufsu THREE two-family houses for saV.T prices; very mil.

cash requested? II nd two hbaths; IS rooms and three h2 low For particulars Inquire tel. A. T. LAWRIONCH. 24-3 Hancock st, near Kostrand av.

modern roTivenlnre perfect condition Viata urif ullu fnrnl.harl ..11 Kao Bedford branch. 0-7 NO basement, two baths, plot 37 fo 8.25n; make offer; nothln- like li in Bedford Action. Vjt-su'tu H. A. CROSBY, 293 Greene Ay.

Jflft I.Mlnry, near Tompklnn; 12 rooms 2 hathn; ImiU en a Htono; rented for SQ; winter coal In rellar; houtto in snati ortr; prtri 2ft 7 miidwHl ftllurklkard, 41 1 into mt Nonttflnd. ONE-PA MI1.Y" "brick; (rood nfiirnborhoodS rooms and hnth; elorirlc lluht, tiarauet floora; posnrHHton at oncn; for nui-u yala. BKAVEH A 6806 3d av. 22-7 a-KAMULV brl-k hou 4 mlnutfH to Wept Knd nd Srnhfach nubway, $6 500-tflrmn to mitt, fillth Ht, Jnquire k' IL1 rl on v.t 22-3 OV Pnrk fl-ntory hnjwnntonn, auiriiKTn for hornp or riimlnhcd rooms; Tully furnlnhnd Mnd n-iimd; von I In tluar. Addrcus Ea th al branch, JO-7" 2 KB A hoiiMm.

roimiTTii bat hs mar-to aid KHrnge; rnt fnr fr.fl a month rhrap fnr men. Owner, f.7 Hunilntrtnn Ht' Urooklyn. 22-m tu th BARGAIN liminei, nfarTrnT-. I'nrk. Apply OWN KM, 2ia ETrgrrra it, I'tl, Hu'hwJik 441, 18-7 High-Grade Housei of Flatbush.

Pruepect Park South, 8 rooms and I baths; hot water heat; electric lights, fireplaces; lot 60x100; price Ditmas Park. 8 rooms and 2 baths; all brick; old English style; We 100; asking $28,000. New t'olunial bungalow, with double garage, 8 rooms and baths; open price 124,000 All brick and stone, mahogany trim, 12 room and baths; 70x1 or laces; yrlce fw.oou. We are In a poUtloA to show our clients some of the highest grade homes in the nst sections of flat bush. Prices to J.

D. 0'CONNELL 81 Flatbush ave, corner Fenlmore Bt. 20-T Semi-Detached Brick 1-Family Houses, With Garages. Tth st, between Narrows av and Colonial road; the best built and most elaborately appointed houses of their type In Brooklyn; 7 rooms and 4ath; steam heat, tiled baths; conservatory; beautifully decorated; real open fireplaces; land 27.6xl0!f.4; Individual driveways to garages; no stucco; front brick used for fronts and sides; extra size Inclosed living plaszas; see them before purchasing; more land and a better house at the same price asked for less desirable bouses; open every day. J.

H. PENNOL'K. Itemnen st; telephone 8371 Main. o22 tf SACRIFICE. To liquidate an estate, an 8 apartment house, located "within a stone's throw or the I'ark must be Bold; fully rented to high-class tenants; monthly income $400 purchaser assumes nrst mnrtKage no reasonable refused; reliable parlies only 8 9 4 ill to ns Brooklyn AddreM- J' J' K- 894 ulton, itl see CfwumnT nrnrc our vumruRi numu On Weit llth at, now ready for occupancy; new tueco housed, gH.mnu are fireproof, hollow tile.

Take Sea Beach (Broadway) subway to Klnjrs Highway station. JOHN F. CHUKLO, Uuildor, 1778 Weit lltb at, 3 blocks west of station. 21-7 181 HKBKIMER ST, NEAR N0HTKAN7lAV 2-story and baooment brick, detached; 1 large rooms and ba.th; ample closet room; wash basin in nine roomx; ideal for hlnh- clows rooming- house; price $1,000 cash. KORKKT WHEELAN.

Phone 480 Main. 168 KnniMn St. WHO WANTS THEM? bT." 2-story and basement brick houses In Baltic st. near 4th av: each occupied by two negro families; rented at each. To close estate will sell at $2,000 each.

Clear. HAVILAND SONS HKa Fulton Htreet, cor, tlrand Avenue. 22-3 SHOWY INTRRIOK. 02 St. James Place Near (ireene Av.

8 Stories, brick, electric lights, 9 rooms and bath: only $500 cash, balance easy monthly payments; open for Inspection Sunday p.m. 22-8 KORFKT IIEEI AN, Phone MHO Main. 188 Kern sen St. $2,960 FOR 2-story and basement frame; $2,000 mortgage, 8 years, each house. H.

A. CROSBY 293 Greene av. 19-7 LOANS AND MORTGAGES. WILT, loan on first and second mortgages; Immediate acceptances. CHARLES A.

44 Court st; phone Main 4083. 24-8 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. INCOME property in Brooklyn, to exchange for Brooklyn lots. I hav. 1 and -fainlly houses, store property and apartments.

Lot. must be ready for building. T. E. CISNEY 38 Park Row, New York.

23-7 BUFFALO property, central, 104 feet frontage; rents equity $30,000: mortgage $17,750: exchange for New York or Brooklyn. EXCHANGE, 33 West Tupper st. Buffalo. N. Y.

23-4 WILL add cash to 7 free and clear lots at acarsdale for equity in well located 2 or 8 family house; owners only. RICHARDS. 82 Eagle Manhattan branch, World building, 24-S Out of Town Property OCT OP TOWN PROPERTY. FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE Long Island. LONG ISLAND country house, for and rent, near station; 26 minutes from Flatbush and Pennsylvania stations; price.

$6,000 to $10,000. Write O. W. McDOUGALL, 102 Putnam av, Brooklyn, or telephone evenings 608-W Bedford: Saturdays and Sundays telephone Jamaica 2581. 18-7 New Jersey.

$6,600 OR will exchango for one-familv honsa at Hillsdale, New Jersey; any fair offer will recelvo serious consideration; all year country home with modern conveniences; choice loca tion, on high ground: electricity, hot water heat; garage; five bedrooms; half aero beautiful grounds; Cennls court: winter coal In cellar; no agents. JAS. T. WELDING, Hillsdale, J. Phone 8110 Canal.

23-7 FOR SALE cheap, mountain summe home, four acres, small house, barn, garage brook, woodland; also six acres adjoining, $500; mile depot, 45 miles Reading Railroad. M. PLUMP, Skillman, N. Y. 18-7 INSTRUCTION.

Co-KdacatlonaL imXfl AND INDEXING. Positions open for our Grmdnatr Rfter a month's lnttusiTe training. Day and Ifivenlng; Classes. Visitors welcome any time. Over three thousand graduates.

Catalogue. NEW YORK SCHOOL OF FILING, Hinger Bull dins, New York, Business Schools. New York School of Shorthand S66 Fifth N. Y. C.

"WB CANNOT SPEAK TOO HIGHLY OF YOl'K SPLENDID WORK." National Leasi for Mom en Full coarse WO, cash or installments. Three fits for office or Government service. $100 POSITION WAITING. Day or evening Classes. Write or call.

Musical Instruction. FREDERICK GEEENE Tescher of VOICE, PIANO. ORGAN. 08 UmDln Place, llrooklrn. N.

T. Telephon. 6805 Bedford. s2T 1020 Danciiifr. 38 YEARS ESTABLISHED.

Dancing Guarantees Are Worthless. Instructors and beginners taught new and old ballroom dsnces; adults and children. Clous, Toe. Butterfly, Scotch Hornpipe, Fancy Htep nances. Aiways open.

I ivltis Hroauwsy, corner Myrtle ay. Telephone Bustiwlck 4H43. I'rlvate and classes. No hired ssnlstants. 20-7 DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE Secretary or Htats, ss. 'inis certificate, Issued In duplicate, hereby certifies that the HOLBEL. REALTY COMPANY, a domestic stock corporation, hus filed In this office on this 21st day of October, lfllx papers for the voluntary dissolution of such corporation under section 'I'll of the General Corporation Law, and that It appeurs tnererrom mat sum corporation nas com plied with said section in order to be dls- uulvetl. witness my nana ana tne seat or onico of the Secretary of State, at the (L.

City of Alhany. this twenty-first day of October, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, A. PARKER. Deputy Secretary of State. ol5-it-f SPECIAL NOTICES.

"AT A Bt'ETIAIj TERM, PART IT OK TIIM Kunremn Court of the tftate of New York. held In and for the County of Kings, nt tht-Court House, In the Uorough of Mrooktyn, City of New York, on the day of October, 191 R. l'rostnt, Hon. Rusaell Hpnedlct. jaHtlce In the matter of thi- application of Sophie Ma tip Von Deylen to ihnngo her name to Sophia Marie Deylen.

t'non reading" and filing tht annexed petition of Pophle Marie Von Deylen, duly verified the 7th day of Oi'to-bfii lftlH, and It appwrlng thurefrom to the sutlsfac-Uon of tho Court that the said petition la true and that there la no reHnoriablo objection to the change of namo proposed. Now on motion of Mayper iioochevcr, jt-tomeyn for petit ionor. It In Ordered. that the pf tltloner, HOFHTE AH1B VON DBYIEV authorlred to annum the name of HOP II IF. MAIUI-j OIOVKKN In place of her proscnt.

name on Novemlwr 30th, on complying with the provlglnns of Man inn 2412 Bnd 24li of the Lode of Civil Procedure, to wit: That tho within ordir shall he entered and the papers on which It wan granted he filed within ten day 11 from the date hereof In the Clrrk'a oflleo tn the County of King, being the County In which the petitioner re Ides and that within ten daya after the entry thereof a ropy thereof be published in The Urooklyn Dally Eagle, a newspajM-r publiBhed In the County of Klngn. and It la further Ordered, that If the foregoing pmvlalnn Is fully compiled with and on filintr and reoonl-ing In the office of the Clerk of the fount of Ktngn and within foriv rleyn after the making of the order and allldavlt of the publication thereof, the f.Mid petitioner Khali on and after November anth, lms, be known hv tho name of Sophie Mnrlo Devlen. whhh la hereby authorlxed to be aaaUmed by her and by no other name. rcntw October lit. IMS.

William I Kelly, Clerk. i STATE IUHTHIOT COtTltT, OF NEW YOltK-lu the luatUr of Kliutbt'tli V. Tietje. bankrupt. Nuticu 1 hereby given that, pumuant to the term of an order uiadV by thin Court io th above-entitled luatter, dated O.

Int. I1IK, Mtirrla Kamber, tnintee ot tln ahove-Hiitned baukrupt, will hl-U at public auction ou tin- tttb day of Noyeiulier, 1118. at 12 uYl.K'k mwin, at Kw.m 4 OS. Pimt Om-e Hulldliiif. WasliingUiD Johnson utreeu, Brooklyn.

N-w YorL, all of the rbzht. title and mlcn-m ot tlie trtiriti-e ami of the bankrupt tata herein, in the following parcel of real eatate: PARCEL I. (A) All that certain lot. or parcel of land with tbe huiidtugH tni'reou unuare, lying aud being In the Kifiittj Ward of the l.oruugh of Urooklyn, County of Klnttn, City and Ntate of New York, bouuded aud dt-Kcrlbed ait followa: Heginnlng at a point on the southerly aide of 0tb atreet, dlaUot feet westerly from the roruer foruied by the intenter-U'-n of tlm southerly wide of Ittth treet with the wenterly Hide of Third avenue, and ruuuii thenee noutlierly and parallel with Third avenue. HO feet and irifhey.

more or lean, to the land of the lute lli-nry Htory thence westerly, aloiijf nald land, about Hfi feet to a line drawn parallel with 1 Utrd ave. nil. dlHtaat 175 feet wewterly therefrom; thence ittirtlu-rfv lnna Kuld UMt-uii'Utioned line. 141 feet 8 inrhett, more or leatt, to the noutlierly lle of liHh street, and thener. along the Noutherly aide of l'Jth treet.

lib feet to the point or pla-e of beginning. Said premise being known aa Uo Mneteentu itreet, Brooklyn. New Vrtrlf (B All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land with the uniiaings inenon ereeteu, auuiti'', lying and being in tha, Eighth Ward of the Itor-uugh of Brooklyn. County Kings, City and State of New York, bounded and described aa followR Beginning at a point on the southerly nlde 10th (street, dlatant 100 feet westerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the southerly wide of IlKu atreet with the wenterly of Third avenue, and running thenen southerly and parallel with Third avenue loo feet; thence westerly and parallel with Utb Htreet r.0 feet; thence northerly and again parallel with Third aveuua 100 feet to the HoullitTly tilde of ntreet and thence easterly and along the southerly side of lttb street CO to the potnt or plaice of beginning.

Hald jirenilnen being known aa 0H-10O Nineteenth street, linnklyn. New Yark. Said laat-drserlbed real estate will, pursuant to aald order, tie offered for ale free and clear of all eucumbraneeK, Hens, Intercsta, clainia denmndu, exceittlng subject to miy taxetj and unpaid water chargefi due and remaining unpaid to the City of New York. PAHCKt- II. All that certain lot, uieec or iarcel of land, witb the buMdlnpa and Improvemtnts thereon erected, situate, lying and bolus In the Borough of Brooklyn.

County of King-, flty and State New York, bounded and described aa followa, to wit: Beginning at the corner formed by the 1n-teraection of the northerly tilde of littb street and tho easterly side of Third avenue; running theno northerly along the easterly aide of Third avenue. fiO feet thence easterly and parallel with lrh street 80 feet: thence a ruin northerly and parallel with Third avenue fiO feet 2 inches; thence again easterly and parallel with H'h atreet 20 feet tlienee noiitherly and parallel with Third avenue 2 inches thence again easterly and parallel with ltth street 25 feet; thence southerly and parallel with Third avenue 100 fcf-t to the northerly side of Iftth street, and thence westerly, along the northerly side of 10th street, 125 feet to the point or place of beginning. Raid premises being known as Nor. Third avenue, and 117, 110, 12X Nineteenth atreet, Brooklyn, New York. Hald list described real estate will, pursuant to said order, be offered for sale free and clear of all encumbrances, liens, Interests, claims and demands, excepting subject to any taxes and unpaid water charges due and remaining; unpaid to the City of New York, and excepting subject to the lien of a first mortgage dated the 2Ild dav of October, 101 1, In th-' principal sum of 98.000.

held by Charlotte A. Smith, aud accrued Interest thereon. PARCETj NT. All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, Bltuate.

lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, bounded and described aa follows, to wit: Beginning at a 'point on the easterly side of Fourth avenue, distant 70 feet southerly from the southeasterly corner of Fourth avenue and 21st street; running thence easterly, parallel with 21at street, 75 feet; thence southerly, parallel with Fourth fcventie, 30 feet thence westerly, again parallel with 21st street, 75 feet to the easterly side of Fourth avenue, and thence northerly along the ensterly side of Fourth avenue, HO foot to tlie point or place of beginning. Hald premises being known as No. 088 Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Said last-described real estate will, pursuant to said order, be offered for sale free and clenr of all liens, interests, claims and demands, except subject to any taxes and unpaid water charges due and remaining unpaid to The City of New York, and except subject to the Men of a nrst mortgage, dated iMith.

lwm. on which mortgage there I due the principal sum of $7,500 and necrupd interest, which mortgage is now held by Mary K. Huiinran. PARC EI IV. All thnt certain lot.

piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in tho Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. County of King" and Mate or lorn, bounded and ueseriuco as follows to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Third avenue, distant 80 feet northerly from the comer formed by the Intersection of the westerly side of Third avenue and the northerly side of 12tb street running thence westerly. parallel with 12th street and part of the distance through a party wall. 75 feet; thence northerly, parallel with Third avenue. 20 feet; thence easterly and again parallel with 12th street, and part of the distance through a party wall, 75 feet to the westerly side of Third avenue, and thence southerly, nlong the westerlv sidr- of Third avenue.

20 feet to the point or nlace of beginning. Said premises belnir known as No. R10 Third avenue. Brooklyn. New York.

(said last-described real estate will, pursuant to snid be offered for sale free and clear of all encumbrances, liens, interests, claims and demands, excepting subject to any taxes and unpaid water charges due and remaining; unpaid to The City of New York. sales are sunject to connrmntion ny tne conrr. Tim trustee reserves the right to reject nil bids, Ten per cent, of bids in cash or certified cheek must be paid at the time and place of sale. Dated, October 1S. 1118.

MOttlllS KAMBER, Trnstee. 135 Broadway, New York City. Tjcon Lauterstein. Attorney for Trustee. 15 William Street, New York City.

OZ4 ft 111 LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY COURT. JONGS COUNTY MAN. ufacturers Trust. Company, plaintiff, against lfifrO Pitkin Avenue construction and others, defendants.

In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action and bearing date the 27th day of Seotember. lfllS. 1. the undersigned, thp referee in said Judgment named, will sell at public auotlon to tho highest bidder, by Na thaniel iinuier, auctioneer, ai ine uronmvn Rt-ai pjitato Exchange. No.

Mnntnirue street. In the lJorough of Brooklyn, County of Kinga, on the 'JSd day of October. 1918. Rf twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed hv said judgment to be Bold and therein described as follows: All thoso certain iota, pieces or nnrcels of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erccten. nuuic, ijintj Rna oeing in h.

Tlorouirh of Brooklyn. County of Intra. City anil Stato of New York, bounded and describe) as follows, to wit; Beginning at the southwest corner of Pitkin and MupKmpnn nvenups; runninir inence soutn erly along the westerly side Hopkinson ave nue ninet v-two 92) feet eleven (ID) inches thence westerly parallel with Pitkin avenu nna hundred ft-et; thenco northerly naral lei wllh HopKinsnn avenue nineiy-rvo (slm feet eleven fll) Inches to the southerly side of Pitkin avenue, and thence easterly along the so rue on hundred. (100) feet to the point or nbtcp of negmninp. TntrtiHT with all the title nnd Inter est nf the 1irO Pitkin Avenue Company In Pit ktn orvl Hopkinson avenues, to the center lines thereof nntei nctoiiMr 7, mis.

FRAVCIP P. Referee. ft Neuburg'T, Plaintiff's Attorneys 11: Broadway, Manhnttan Horougn, New York Citv. o-Sw wf The above sale in herehy adjourned tn No vember ti. 1 31 at the same hour and place.

Dated October 23. 131. FRANCIS B. MUIJJN, Referee. o4-2w-th tu THEODORE B.

IN PUR-suanee to an order of Hon. Herbert T. Ketehsm. Surrogate of the County of Kins. notice if hereby ptven to all p.rsonp hovini? c'alms ncninst THEODOltB B.

JOHNSON, ate of the County of Kings, deceased, to present the name, with vouchers thereof, to the RiibscrlherH Bt their place of trann-actluK business, nt the nnlce of Wallace U. Foster. No. 100 Broadway. Borouirh of In the City of New York, on or before the 1st day of May next.

Dated, New York the 24th dny of October 1918. r'RV LIINDBERtl. AI.PKRT O. Rl'TA WALLACE R. POSTVin.

Temporary Administrators. Wsllaee Jl. Foster. Atto'iiey for Tem-pornry Administrators 100 Broadway. Borouirh of Manhattan, Now York City.

o24-6 th APPRAISALS Tlio pstute of TjOuIbo Iinllam, who dieil at her rt-ftdenco. lfc (Jen her on 'Jnnuary .10. was oiipnil1 yPBterday In the Surrogate's Office at S71.403.OS. Prnnoea M. Vihharrt of fin Hawthorne a socon! cousin, receives the bulk of the estate.

TiR.Ki3.03. Tho pfiate of Margaret W. Wnowlrs, who on March at her residence, S74 Sterlinn and which was appraiser yesterday at goes to her A. Htanley Knowlos. The entate of William fUeriehs, who died 011 Kehrunry 2R at 43 Knickerbocker was Appraised yesterday at Two brothers, and Henry, each receive $12,000 and the remainder goes, to a son.

Charles V. Slerlclm. The estate of Amelia A. Van ITnenen, who died on December 10, 1917, was appraised vps-terday nt W.K76. Three diunrhtprs, Jennie Von Hoi'sen Smith.

Minn Van Hoenen Smith and Adelaide Van Hoeaen Smith, receive the estate. The estate of Kllen PeCoudres, who died on February 11, 1M6, at 12 Hewes wan appraised yesterday nt 7,311.87. The estate of Amelia Kecllnir, who died on April 7, 1C14, at her residence, ffia isth was appraised yusterdoy at $7,230.77 1 4 6 2 3 4 5 The Eagle Information Bureau folly aipplieJ wit. Circolar aaa Kroc urei ot rsnrtf. Railroad Steaat-ihips and Spacial Tears.

Always at yvsr r. C. writs or phot 6200 Maia, lsfjAxd. THK not'RR fKOPl.K COMT! BACK TO near Camp Mllla, Aviation Field and Cur tia Aeroplane plant, Special rate to men in service and their relatives. CRYSTAL LAKE HOl'SE.

Freeport, I. HUDSON VAULEY COCNTIKSw frpOTEL GRAMATAN 1 28 mtnuOrt from Oram CemlrtL I II A city hotel In a country Mt I All outdoor spuria 'uli II Train Xl nOTKI. GRAMATA Lawrence Park, Urontvllie. N. T.

Asa O. Gallup. Vlc-Presldsot. MOUNTAIN HOCSK, Valbslla. Westrfceatt N.

Y. City com forts, country private baths; 45 aim. from 424 at. $10 4 up. Booklet ol xo31 obu SHAWAXGUVKS AVD SLTXIYAX COCNTY.

HOMESTEAD Winter guests entertained; airy rooms; steam heat; modem Improvements, with home comforts; excellent coukinar. Mrs. JOHN' A. KUHLMANX, KUenvllla, Ulster County, N. Y.

ATLANTIC CITY. S. J. CHARLES ON THE OCEAN FRONT Icvi Atorie of real comfort withem iwl-ronmant distiivct nciin-ment itfiout atmvaaancc. AnUKAN PLAN.

ALWAYS OPEN UTEHATURtssoTE RMS MAILED. Wm.A.JchMiT flDarlI)orough-lenlTCIiu THE LU0MI RUOftf H9USC 0F THI WORLD ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. "THB NA TION'S HEALTH SHOP" HEALTH IS) EFFICIENCY A Germicide Climate and Clean Streets. No Dust. No Dirt.

Innumerable Out door Recreations and Indoor Enrertainmenn twnarials ataasaaansH J05UH WHfTI IMNI Ct. HOTEL CONTINENTAL A Iwiti nniB. Aiwa VH rpsrlv. t.H ud dallr $17.60 up wkly. Am.

plan. M. JrVALflU DUNCAN. BERKSHIRE INN 'l0TBbc2. end Virginia ar.

$3 up dally; special weekly; European il.so up. J. jc. uitjK.iritfun, ATLANTIC riTV, N. J.

Tlis Nations! All-Yesr Health Resort. Tbe Isdllig Houses Alwsys Open. I.AKEWOOD, N. J. LAUREL HOUSE Lakewood N.

J. Now Open. Dealrablr Climate for Autumn and Winter. 69 Miles from N. Y.

City. Booklet. A.J.Murphj.Mgr. C.V.Murphy, Asst. Mgr.

Laurel-in-the-Pines LAKEWOOD, N. J. WILL OPEN FOR THB FALL, WINTER AND 8PRINO SEASONS SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1918 FRANK F. BHCTli, Mgr.

The lNTKKLAKKN at LAKEWOOD, N. J. iur Madison ar. Formerly Tile Brentford. Summer, Grove.

Ilooklet. Pnone 400. S. J. STEWABT-MEKEK.

The Manhattan Hotel Open for the season. CHAS. HBCHT. Proprlgtor. THB WALDOM OOTTAOB.

IiSllBtsa nr-aer 8d at; real horns, cheerful and sonaji and. a issi aroona. Bs.g. ASBt'RY PARK. ASRl'RV l'AKK.

Ti. J. Oueen Mary Cottage Hunnlne; water in all rooms hot water heat sun juirlor. U07 20 nv. of L.

OUDEN, formerly of THE HKtilVA. 017 tlisnto SANITARIUMS. HRALTII RKSORTS. INVALIDS Christian Sanitarium; non-sec. tarlan; beautiful location; moderate rates physicians: Uavside.

I. Tel snoK-w lde. olJ-tf Church Calendatn, Ttehen. Envelopee. awards, ProAtams.

Eagle VnnvriNQ iujs aAUTMiNT. 'W'oshiufrrn aud treat WEATHER FORECAST Persons desiring information concerning the weather, temperature and other infor mation can secure same by using telephone No. 671 Main from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. week Aays.

Nights and Sunday 6200 Main. Indications Vntil 8 P.M. Tomorrow. Washington. October 24 For Eastern New York; Ruin anil warmer tonight.

Kritlay rain and warmer on the coast. Motif rate southeast to south winJH, Increasing Friday. Local Probabilities. Rain and warmer tonipht and Friday. Kas(-erly winds shifting to southerly and increasing.

General Weather Imlieationa. Kain fell yesterday in all of the Gulf State, tho Mississippi Valley and the I'pper Iake Region and cloudiness prevails this morning In all sections east of the Rocky Mountains except the North Atlantic tSates. There has been a general change to wanner from the Mississippi River eastward while in the Plains from North Dakota to Texas, a fall in temperature is reported. In this vicinity rain and warmer weather may bo expected tonight and Friday, with Increasing southerly winds Friday. OFFI Cl A Tj TH OM 1 WEPNKSDAY, OCTORF.It 23.

p.m "i9 7 p.m 11 p.m S3 p.m 1 p.m f.7 12 (midnight). 3 p.m fill p.m iw p.m 59 10 p.m 54 THl'RSDAY, OCTOBER 24. Um ro 6 a.m 50 11 a. fiji R.m 50 7 a. in 50 li! (noon) 61 a.m 49 8 a.m 50 1 p.m fi2 a.m 4 a.m 51 2 p.m a.m 50 10 a.m 54 Average temperature yesterday, 55.

Average temperature year ago yesterduv, Average temperature 33 years, 5o. 50. lllGH WATER. A.M. ,11.

P.M. I Durat'nst Tlmo liigh ilTlme! HlKh KIs. Fall 'V-f "H.M.'Feet I' 1' W.I I'M New I 5.1 II I I High water at Sandy Hook, ubuut 30 minutes earlier. St'N RISES AND SETS. Oetobcr L't.

Oetoher Rises. I Rises. .7:19 Sets. .6.02 s.m. a.m.

Ttsrometer. Dry bulb 3(US Wet hnlh (3 57 Relative humidity. 5t "WAIl AM C'lU'lM Il" DLSCT'SSED. l.itst night the Ilev. Dr.

Francis L. Patton of Princeton delivered the third of a series of five lectures in the Central Presbyterian Church, Jefferson tind Murcy aves. His subject was "U'nr and the Church." As an introduction, Mr. Patton explained the difference between moral and legal law, emphasizing the fact that moral behavior reflects in the Church as well as in the government. "It Is tho State's business," he said, "to punish men for wrong doing and tho Church's business to prevent them from wrong doing." to CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Don't Delay Your Money Orders and CHRISTMAS DRAFTS SEND THEM NOW TO YOUR RELATIVES FRIENDS ABROAD PAYMENT GUARANTEED BROOKLYN AGENCY CUNARD, WHITE STAR LINE Steamship Tickets Everywhere J.

Lehrenkrauss Universal Tour Co. 359 FULTON 0pp. Boro Hall Telephone Main 5920 JAPAN, CHINA and INDIA, Etc. Tirket it tied by All Koute. Full iufurnmtion from THOS.

COOK SON, 243 Broadway, 501 Fifth Av, With HotaJs A Expsnses I 1 lncludrd. All Ntarby Short TOWS I Resorts Bot or Kail. I I tilllrspic. Klnsport. 1 Bard.

S0 5th av.X.V.C. ALASKA rs.sdlsn Ptrtte Rixklss Hy CSDsdlas Tar-ldi; Itsilwsy. F. It. IVrrj, Oen I I'sns.

1231 D'Kiy. OCEAN STKAMSIIII'S. Passenger and Cargo Kervlces New York Boston Montreal to LONDON LIVERPOOL GLASGOW BRISTOL Payments to American Force. Abroad Draft. Mone? Orders, Mail or Cable Great Britain, Ireland, Scandinavia, ltalf, France, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland For further Information apply 81-24 STATE 8TKKKT, KKW YORK.

HONOLULU I SUVA, NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE Largest, Newest, beet-equlppe Steamer For nnA ealliiifts apply Canadian Pao Bj. 1231 Broadway, New York City, or to Geo. Areut. 440 Seymour St. VftDcouvrr.B.C, olO-tf tu FRENCH LIN Coniparttl Generate Traniatlaotlque Rsprpse Postal SerrlM NEW YORK BORDEAUX PARIS FRBQCXNT DEfAJtTDREi.

Company's Office iSESM; WHITE STAR LINE Frequent Sailings New York Liverpool DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS Britain Ireland Italy Sranilinavla Otlcea Broadwaj New York SAVANNAH LINE KS'S: nnnuli. Office, 1-lor ii, North ttlrar. N. I. American- Indian Line Ho, Africa it India.

Norton Llllj A O.A.. ProdnreKii h. N. Y. Gen.

Agu. fur Elleruian It Buikutll 8. 8. i.til. OHWAV, SWKDIIV, DEMIAHK.

For saillnir date, rates, apply Norwegian Amerl ea Line, 10 Bridie N. Y. STEAMBOATS. "THE PUBLIC BE PLEASED." COLONIAL LINE BOSTON $4.40 PROVIDENCE BS! $2.97 All Ontalilr Slalcrooms. VI.

in to M.So Abowm Prtret IftrlMffi trnr Tmm From Pier 39, N. foot W.st Houston 8t. Brnoklyn Offlcs: Henderson's. Gold cor ner Fulton J. Lehrenkr.uss A Sons, 39 Pulton Bernhelm.

780 Broadway; V. H. Jacobson. 228 Flatbush Av. I'hone Spring 1491 Hudson Navigation Co.

NEW YORK ALBANY TROY Daily from Pier 32. N. foot Canal 6 P. M. Wnt 132d 6:30 P.

due Albany 6 o'clock following morning. Uxpreua freight service. Automobiles car- TABLE D'HOTE DINNER, $1.25. METROPOLITAN LIVE 12 BOS TON Rout. Cape Cod Canal NO SUNDAY SAILINGS STATE ROOMS, MEALS 4 Including ar Tax.

THE BEST. Phone Barclay 5000 BOSTON Provldenv direct 1.50 Onts.de Mnterooiiift. ill nn For information regarding time of departure, phone 1700 Beekinan. Fall River Line Inside Route to Boston staterooms Restaurant Music. For Information telephone Cort.

sins NEW 1.0NIJON (NORWICH LINE), 'str Ivs. Pier 40, N. ft. Houston nsek Ivs. rier 4u.

k. it. Houston week days oniy. 6.30 P. M.

Lv. Pter 70, B. rt Hast '1'ld CRM. Nnwm itiiii. Kingston.

r'runklin 4 P.M. Phone 4u7" Franklin CENTRAL HUDSON LINE Troy Evening Line wm "rn. t't 1 roy Direct. 0 P.M.. Pier 4.1.

S. N.Y. Tel. Spring 1815. SISTERS' DOUBLE FUNERAL A double funeral was held this morning from 870 Ocean the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Flynn. whose daughters, Miss May Roslna Flynn, 28 years old. and Miss I Regina Estelle Flynn, 25 years old, both died of pneumonia.

A requiem mass was offered in the R. C. Church of Our Lady of Refuge, Foster and Ocean or which both young women were members, and the Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Koth of the young women were born in the Fifth Ward and were graduates of tho parochial school of St. Anne's R.

C. Church. Their father Is the superintendent of the 53d st. plant of the K. W.

Rliss Company. They are also survived by four brothers, John of the E. W. Bliss Company; William of the Curtiss Airplane Company; Vincent (., of the U. S.

Newport Gunnery School, nnd Arthur G. Flynn, and three sisters, Nina, Ethel and Josetta. VENIZELOS TO VISIT U. Premier Venlzelos of Greece, who arrived In London recently, hopes to pay a visit to America. The National Herald, a Greek dally newspaper of New York, sent a cable of greeting the Premier when he arrived in London, and the reply cable received yesterday from M.

Venlzelos reads: "Your desire that I should come to America has always been shared by me and I trust very soon to be abla to realize it," puts mm PIRCHASK AND EXCHAXfiE. From Individual. From Estate. DAVID BARNETT Parrbaalna Aanueiates, fsirrt CO Court Ntreet, finite 714, Tel. 411-1 1 Main.

lij Mechanics Bank. Fulton St. Branch Jack's Curiosity Shop pr.r DIAMONDS Old Oold. (Hirer. Jewelry and anttquas BOUGHT FOR CASH Cats tea Appraised Bd Bought Highest Prices Paid.

2 I-afsyetts cor. Fl.t-bua At. 1 block treat Atiantlo AV, sub, sta. Est. 1906.

Tel. Pros. 539. Brass Beds Refinished KQI AL TO NEW. GUARANTEED BRASS BED KEFLNISHING WORKS.

TIN CO.VKV ISLAND AV. t'boue 411223 Klutbush. FOE SALE A PAIR WARNER SWASEY BINOCULARS, POWER 8 FIRST-CLASS CONDITION PRICE $200. T. BOX 24, EAGLE OFFICE.

a Provident niJIUiiUnC Pawn Tickets Loan. UlAmUnLIO nought. Old Gold. Hilver and Jewelry purchased from private individuals uod estates in any auiouut. Absolutely highest pries iield.

KatabllKhed RIPUCTT'C Tel. 2 .17 It SO Iran. DAnKtlld Main. Opp. A.

fc 8.. 473. f'ulton St.H'klyn. HK1IIEHT prices paid for gents' left-off clothing. M.

II. KOMKI, 1067 Fulton at. Xeleplione imti frospect. RI'O, like new, green. 9x12; can be seen any morning before 12.

HELLEH. 15 Woodruff av. 23-2 WANTED to rent, machine for excavating 80-inch foundation trenchea. A. Box 29.

Eagle office. 22-3 RANGE; good $lii. hot water: No. 7 Lakesldo boiler; 477 Munroe st, Brooklyn. 24-2 CLOTHING.

CAST-OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT. Highest prices paid. Call or phono SAMUEL AITKIN, I2S Fulton at. Brooklyn. Tal.

4479 Main. 20-7 SECOND-HAND Kentlemen'. clothe, booahti blgrhe.t price, nald. I. MYLES.30 Myrtle av.

Tel. Main 81505 os-21t COUNTRY PRODUCE. CHICKENS; fresh killed spring roasters, 11.65 each nostDaid: average 3 to 4 Dounds. dressed; strictly fresh eggs in 3 dozen cartons, via, Parcel Post O. W.

NEESEN. Somervllle, N. 23-2 JUICY, delicious Baldwin apples, table or Da Kmc rancy, hand-wrapped, 11.76: hand-Dlcked seconds. 12: flne pears. 11.25: 12.60: delivered.

ROBSARTE ORCHARDS, Pomona, N. Y. 15-14 APPLES; hand-Dlcked cookine apples, 28- Quart hamner. ia.5u. urenaid: half cookins and half eating, san price.

M. A. TAYUJU, Pino Lawn Farms. HtaatBlmrir, N. Y.

-4-7 FURNITURE. Strike a match and you have a hot fire in your ft, 4 fk f-n cooking stove, hot IL I nil air furnace or heat- Jl I 1 1 1 plant I 1 1 New II cat Gas Generators are demonstrated and sold. 255 FLATBUSH AVE. Brooklyn, N. Y.

UIC DIIV AAYTHINO ftC Dill YOlt noWT WANT. UC CCI I ANYTHING fit OCLL YOU no WANT. MIAMI HAMBURG, FURNITURE KINGS SBS-2U9 Vnlton St. Tel. 4035 Mala.

FURNITURE BOUGHT We pay the highest prices for all kinds of furniture. AMKH1CAN PUKNITUHE 8TU11E. 971 Fulton st. I'hone Pros. 93f.ll.

0I8 Idl? FURNITURE BOUGHT Yar the hlBhest ensh prices In Brooklyn. BROOKLYN FUltNITUim) STOItE, 1VM I'ul'ton sL SOiX Fronpei't. MnTplln, t'lirnlture, STEKOLSKY zrr'tz: lllirhrst 1100 Fulton St. Tel. 4r.O.

UP-TO-DATE. 4 -room apartment furniture; new condition; must be sold owing to leaving the city: no diialers. Call Fridny anil from 2 to (1. ROHENBEHU. 460 Halsey st.

FURNITURE Feather Hair Maltrenses. Oriental Rnn-a llfkl.ll.ni POLOKOFF, 10S5 Fnltoo st. Tel. 3862 Pros. BARGAIN 3-story anil hasement furnisher! rooming house neatly furnished; Al condition; rent renaonttble; must sell in onco; near 4th ave ami all subwu.v'sCal 342 Dean st.

24-2 LADY must sell at onceTganT'dlnlni room and bedroom furniture at sacrifice vate residence. i. pri 22-3 FURNITURE bouphf highest prices paid fnr furniture, etc. Empire Furniture Company, 1041-1043 Fulton; Tel. 6976 Prosper 20-7 FEATHER BEDS UnrlHht Plsnos CHARUca CIRCASSIAN bedroom net.

gas stove' parlor Pet; practically new. if((i ciarknon hv upstalra SQUARF dining table. Estei pan, lountfp. chairs, lamps, etc ling at, FlatbiiHh. or-270 Stor- 23-2 round table.

"rhairs OAK dfningroom set andbufTei.Cullat 201 Gate ave, Hrooklyn. FrRS. FURS Will call. A. WAONRn.

740 Myrtle Av. FOR H.ME )nrn Hudson sal cane wllh pockety. -3- W. Box 47. KnRl'p office.

I FOR SAI.F. brown fox Irtkc nnlnial scarf with pans, t-0. E. Zl. Eagle office, PIANOS AVD Ml'SICAL IXSTRU- AIKXTS.

T'HONOdRAI'tl. $13; Vlctrols, tlO stTrl K0; cholco records; splcndkl condition- har-Kain. 3j cash. 1W5 Ocean av, apartment 10 so-r MAIIOtlANV uprlftht hand-carvnH snmf thing tine; reasonable. 238 flth st' Urooklyn.

HS-i liUSIXKSS OrPOKTCXITIKS. "BARGAIN BARGAIN ft-otory nNTly furnlnhM room bouxc .11 Ofcuplo! Hoighta RCftioD Al condition Vrnt V. 1 -r-V "rucuiara. is-n rs ii 1 1. w-HiiLeu in xinnon- i ment secured; military officers' private ho- a ooutn Oxford Brooklyn.

N. Y. 20-7 A in i I io ouy rurn Riled mnm Flntluish or Hedfnrd section. Tel locn Rldpre. Addl-ess Bon 1, Eagle agency.

(Bin if aw. NEATLY furnished rooming hou.n near subway. Call 473 I'ocific st a "i TROPOSALS, SEALED PROPOSALS WITT. tiv- opened by the Ruperlntendent of Lighthouses Tonipklnsvlllc, N. at 2 o'clock November 14.

mis. for ono electric welding outfit. Information upon application to the above omce. KX -JANITOR TRAISKS SMITH, Alfred K. Smith, Democratic nonil.

nee for Governor, has rocclvctl a letter from Paul A. AJuh of 617 Hitm- bni'K praislntf the cBiitlldate's niialltleatlons for -public office. Alas wan formerly Janitor of the BiihIi-wlck Hleh School and had occn Minn to appear before the President of the Foard of Aldermen when the latter was Speaker of the Assombly. eBrmjtiiTii New Mai'noa Adopted to Easft Minds of Those III from Influenza. The 22,000 teachers of the public school! are affected by action of the Board of Superintendent, which haft adopted a plan by which they will receive refunds of salary deducted for absence on account of nines, more promptly than in the past.

This action wag brought about by the large amount of sick cub at the present time and to remove that cause for worry from the minds of sick teachers. Hereuftcr one member of the local board, with the district superintendent, will par on applications for re-luniiH us soon as filed. Associate Superintendent Walsh has been assigned to puxx on them as soon as received, and they will be Immediately sent to the auditor. After Superintendent Kttinger explained the method of the Board ot Education, I'resident Somcrs aald he believed It would reduce the time be-twecn the filing of am application and the payment of the refund at least The Board of Education yesterday adopted a resolution presented by Mrs. Isaac Franklin Russell that all placards and announcements of any kind posted on bulletin boards in the schools must hereafter be In the English language.

Because Controller Craig has turned i'l, 300,000 of State school funds into the fund for the reduction of taxation, the Board of Education has withheld action on these activities: Appropriating (2,500 for equipment and supplies for evening schools for two months; establishing classes in theory and practice of camouflage; organizing thirteen continuation classes; es tablishing continuation classes for war service for women; organizing classes to teach English to foreigners an part of the Americanization work of the board; increasing the salary of substitutes. Packer Institute Took $312,100 In Liberty Bontus. The Packer Liberty Loan Committee has announced that subscriptions taken by alumnae and students at ttye- three Packer booths amount to $312,100. These were distributed as follows: By alumnae at the booth on Joralemon street, $6,550: by alumnao at the Long Island station booth, 1 37,350 bv students at the booth in the Packer hall, J168.200. These classes received subscriptions through 90 per cent, of their members'.

Second Elementary. Junior. Third Academic, First Elementary and Senior. For the little girls of the Second Elementary grade who so promptly won distinction for their class, a pretty and interesting "celebration" was arranged by Miss Crampton. chairman of the School Committee.

Eight carrier pigeons were brought to the Packer from New Kochelle, and a message was attached to the leg of one of the birds. The children released them from the roof, and watched them as they flew toward the north. Before the morning was over a telephone message announced the receipt of the message in New Kochelle. The Second Academic grade has elected for its eluss officers for the year: President. Florence Phllipbar; vice president, Llsbeth Hlggins; secretary, Else Kuprecht; treasurer.

Victoria Davidson: class editor of Packer Current items, Jean Lachlan. I'ppcr (irndc Teachers to Meet. The Women Teachers Association of the Tin, 8th and year grades will hold a meeting tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at Washington Irving High School. to discuss equal pay and affiliation with other associations. FIRST INSTITUTE RECITAL May Peterson Sings Delightful Program-Pianist at Aeolian.

Brooklyn's music season was officially' opened la-st evening when, under the auspices of the Institute, May Peterson, soprano, gave a song recital In the music hall of the Academy. Hecause of the influenza epidemic not so large an audience as is usual at Institute -events greeted the singer, but those who did brave' the danger of infection, either real or imaginary, were amply rewarded: for Miss Peterson was in good voice and sang an interesting list of songs. "She fftar-Spangled Banner" opened the recital and then, as is the time-honorett custom, the singer began with a group of classic compositions that included an old Italian Canzone by Clampi, the old French "Chante, Kossignol," nn old Scotch setting of the poem of Burns, "Oh, Whistle, an' I'll Come to Ye, My Lad," and the "Allelujah1' f-om Mozart's Exsultate. There followed a group of modern French songs, among them Debussy's "Noel des enfants qui n'ont plus de maisons" (expressing the longing of the homeless and fatherless children of Franco for a Christmas gift of "revenge" upon their enemy, the Hun); another of Russian songs in EjiKlish texts, and a final group of songs by contemporary American composers. Francis Moore furnished able accompaniments.

Miss Peterson's art does riot carry with it any great emotional message, but it is of that exquisite objective sort that, partaking of the qualities of intelligence, excellent diction (particularly in the French group) command of vocal technique and style, furnishes a purely esthetic delight. Within definite limits prescribed by the emotional limitations inherent In the color and range of her vocal equipment she encompassed a variety of moods ranging from the archness of the old Scotch melody to the quiet contem-plativeness of Widor's "Contempla tion." Particularly happy is Miss Peterson in the interpretation of the lighter aspects of sentiment. Hers is primarily an art that appeals because of its sincerity and Its intelligent delivery. An insufllclency of programs obliged the singer to announce Her songs in their order, and in doing so she supplied her audience with some information regarding their history and content. Undoubtedly the experiment was a happy one; at least it placed UlB audience in a more ap- theirs without Miss Peterson's explan atory prefaces.

Another Pianist in coital. In the afternoon, at Aeolian Hall, Grace Holhelmer. pianist, gave a recital. In the opening sonata for two pianos, by Mozart, she had th assistance of Andre Benoist. For tlJ rest her program included the arrangement of the Bach Organ prelude and Fugue In A minor, a group of Schumann, and one of Albeniz, Spalding and Ilrahms.

Miss Hof-heimer, who has devoted her time to teaching, possesses an abundant technique and a straightforwardness of interpretation, but throughout the list yesterday there was an Inflexibility, almost a mechanical lack of variety of tone and color, that precluded the expression of the inner essence of the compositions. IK. SAMl'EI. TIIIM AX IS WELL. Announcement wns made today by Charles B.

Tlrman, on behalf of Dr. Samuel Tlrman, of 4 Rroome that Dr. TirniHti was enjoying the he3t of health at Camp Lee. Vs. The announcement was made.

It was stated, been nte of the circulation of a repnrt of the death nf Dr. Tlrmsn. The Brooklyn physician Is attached to th base hospital at Camp Leo. cl 1.