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Main 6200 Calls Eagle Want Ads TIIH HHOOKLYN" DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY, SOTKMIinil ir, 1027. A Tant Ad a Day It Sure to HOTELS AM) RESORTS tb wru Today's Radio Program Brazilians Hail Capablanca With Enthusiastic Acchiim; Title Contenders' Records sra K- A rt tt v. 7 3 'm'nrH ot tli 9 ,1 Inteihoro Inftitulr.

63 Park Row 1'iTfi-i I'tn rn a Washington iepreentative Kalamazoo, as the score of the loUowm-; iaii.e will show III' KEN liAUHIT DK( L1.LI Reshev- iiiie. 1 I' uri 2 4 Kl-iu r. H-kli 7 kt-v2 8 V-B2 9 1'kkt ij: 11 12 CkhiVj 13 II PxEl IS k'2 IK -14 17 kt- 1 f-lll k-r i. I'-Vt 1 2 R-kt kj 21 I- HI Kt-klil i.i-ki 4k! 2J Il Ht'xl' P-M 24 Pi I.3I1.P IM' Rxl" P-OKM ll-K'j .1 2T Kt-Ktl R-H K'xB 21 Kt-lii m-i '3 29 tJ-H HiKl' J--B4 3l (J-KT2 I4-U2 31 k' kt-k'. Bkt KR U- k-l 33 HvkTP Ktxkt 34 gir Ki-ktJ.

sr. y-kltj luR 3tiwxlVt K-H2 H-K2 37 H-M2 lt-K7 KH-H: ftrstgna Br HERMAN HELMS. On his way to Buenos Aires, Jose Capablanca stopped o(I at Sao Paulo. Brazil, In order to fill an engagement he had secured there during the negotiations (or the championship match with Dr. Alekhine.

Thanks to the courtesy of Martin D. Hago of the Marshall Chess Club, on a prolonged business trip to Brazil. The Eagle has been supplied with the first news of the champion's early activities after landing. Mr. Hago writes: "Capablanca arrived in the port of Santos and was met by a committee of chess players and was brought to Sao Paulo by automobile through the most wonderful scenery in the world.

The distance is 54 miles. Sao Paulo Is situated on a plateau 2.500 feet above sea level, and the elevation rises over 2.300 feet in about six milesj out ol Santos, ine drive is Dcauiuul and Capablanca enjoyed it. "He played simultaneously in the Automovel Club of Sao Paulo on Aug. 15. His first performance was against 20 opponents, and he won 19 of the games and lost but one, to Enrico Penteado, chess editor of the Diario da Noite.

In the game Capablanca made two blunders. I did not play. "On Tuesday evening he gave his second exhibition at the Club Xadrez ao Sao Paulo, and on this occasion he met 24, winning 22 and drawing two. On Aug. 18 the champion played three consultation games against the best players in Sao Paulo, and won them all, none lasting more than 25 moves.

Capablanca was very well received, and all newspapers heralded bis coming on the first page, giving a good description of his record and past history." The following is the score of one of the drawn games scored against the champion In his second exhibition: RUY LOPEZ. THE IIROWN SCHOOL OF TITORING KnlNI'Li' 1K-4 Nil Cl. t'Tttmr e4 fr all Stu.ly urrr laii-tM t-mmrr untMi pi li j. i-l'tm' rti mC4 mjmmtHMM 111 Itrm d. Miss Kirk's School 112 Woodruff Atiii rarrn.lt n.adHl Hcliwl fr Hoyaaod Otrla Kintlercariea and EUpiamtaxy Deparlmcitta Kali W-eih Hft.

IWth. 10ST. lilt. II IIIIMI HI HOOL wkirii Ava, HrnnRjR. Co-Hil Kin.lertirin Tl.roul N'armal Danrlnt DANCING Mi.i CLARA BRANDA I N-1 Wivl urn Moth.nl 1MS1 HI 1 IH MYK llC UP I OK HAM IM fhll.lr-!! n.lrr I T-ar Kra Bui bervuo and front Dtl I CAI OK ritk rONTKK ie.

I'hona ManatnlJ C3 lint kjnir.Mt-r Ss-ju lka C'lfATKAl' mCKI.ttM O.NM-.Kt vroKV or lA.M 10 Muni cement of BKTTY M'KKKM AVKHY Succeai-ar to William I'itt Ktvera Clasiic, Ktaga and llallroom Danclnf Irupretut t'pi At'plicotitm rp'Ht Apjtlimtion ICOS I'hurch Avenue, Brooklyn, N. T. Ot Aara at Uii Adreaa Uaana dumatning SCHOOls A Li 171 Li 1 iiJt.ini tkap. if! rni.t-iinrs ave (at isth Kl YOU KIU.E ILI.CSTRATKD BOOKLET For Boyi nd Young Mrn yASSEESCHObl vl roa boys Nlilpptin l'otnt-nD fli" 8onn1. Stamford.

Conn. V. MMn, A.M.. Th.U., Ilradma.t-r. THE PROSPECT SCHOOL FLAT II I II Kentlworth PI.

and Farragut Rd A DAY 1IOOI, FOB YOl HOYS Primary Oram mar Junior High Telephone Mansfield 3901 for booklet WILLIAM K. LANS, Principal Evening Courses Soml now for 3J-pata catalog 4t piar-iiral rotirnn for men Education Ilvpt. Central Hrunrh Y. M. C.

ol) Hanaoa VU hT. JOIIN'M OI.l.F.fil-. Law. Prw-I Accouniancy, ommtrce Finance. 60 Court Urocklyn.

f-'or flirN ant Yotinc Women THE PACKER Collegiate Institute INCOItPOItATKD 1152 A School for the Thorough Ttach ing of Girl and Young Woman. Nurai-ry School and Ktndrrgartea I'li-nii-ntfiry S'hMl, 7 yea rat High hclioid, 4 yrare; jlunlor College, yeara. The Prlnclpafa office open each morning, beginning Sept. 12. Claaalf lent Ion of student, Sept.

19 and 20. Instruction lieginH Kvt. 21. Catalogue aent on application to the Secretary. John II.

Ienhlgh, A.M., LL.D., Principal Frank Bahhntt, President of the Hoard of Trust era. THE CHASE SCHOOL 070-11711 ST. MARKS AVKM'K KIcuiL-ntary and Iligli Kcliool iM-partmetitf II Hjli H'-hool for Only College Prepuritory (dVKRll, (III K-K FOR GIRI NOT TO (H.I.l-X.K Language. Literature, History, Art Two Matches for Hago. Although placed second in a recent tournament in Sao Paulo, Martin D.

Hago has since asserted himself by scoring a handsome triumph over V. Romano, th.i champion of that citv. and repu'ed to be the best player in all Brazil. In a match of five games arranged by the Diario da Noite, Haeo won the first three games in succession That settled the affair in his favor and there was an end to it. A week before the arrival of Capablanca, the Automovel Club broiiKht about another match of three games between Haso and Romano.

Main taining the fine form, which has so often gainpd for him prizes in the Marshall Chess Clubs rapid transit tournaments Hugo acain won two games in succession. There was no longer any necessity for the third game. The final score in match play between these experts, therefore, was: Hago 5: Romano, 0. This is no disgrace for the Brazilian, for Hago, at his best, is a very hard man to beat. As most club players here know, the Hollandlsh opening tor Bird's) is a favorite with Hago.

He adopted it in the following game, the third, from his first match with Romano: HOLLA DISH OPENING. Hago. White. 1 P-KB4 2 P- 3 K1-KI13 4 P-QK13 6 B-KI2 fi Kt-k5 7 P-Q3 8 Kt-Q2 9 PxKt in Q-itr, 11 K1-H3 12 H-K2 13 Q-ltt; 14 Q-B4 1 I "ast les 16 R-B2 17 P-QI 15 Qlt-KB 19 P-B3 20 21 KPxP Romano, I Hago. Romano.

Black. White. Bla P-ul 22 Kt- kt-B3 (J-KI3 Kt-KH3 P-IJII3 I'-k3 B-K2 P-B4 Kt-Q2 KlxKt KI-Q2 Q-B2 r-t)K14 P-Kt3 B-C B-K Kt2 Cast les B-K t2 P-R3 QR-ll IJ-K4 I'll' Kt-Kt 23 Kt-Q3 24 P-QKt4 25 Kt-I15 y-Kt4 27 B- II 2S B-Q3 29 g-R3 30 P-K14 31 P-Kta 32 Pxl" 33 It-Kt2 34 KlI'xKt 3' B-K15 3G Q-H 37 II-KB2 3 K-Hi- 39 y-B4 40 Itxl'ck 41 OxBck 42 BxI'ck B-OU3 B-K K-H2 R-K K-Kt K1-IJ2 KtxKt B-n Q-U2 K-H2 Klt-Kt BxltP llvlt R-K12 Resigns So Near; Yet So cup of victory which he was on the point of draining was snatched from the lips of Herman Steiner of New York, who was leading a strong field at Kalamazoo up to the beginning of the eighth round. Then he lost two games in succession and the jig was up. The following loss, to S.

Mlotkowski of Camden, N. cost nun second place: QUEEN'S GAMBIT DECLINED. Capa Capa- fclanra, Pantestlo, hlarua, Panlsario, "White. iilark. Vlilte.

mack 1 P-K4 P-K4 IS B-Q7 P-tU 2 Kt-KBl Kt-QB3 R.KS 3B-Kt6 P-CJlr3 QH-R Kt-B2 4 B-R4 K1-B3 22 HKli Kt-Q SCaitlet B-K2 23B-KI3 P-UI14 R-K P-Q3 24 Kt-B4 7 P-113 Castlis 25 QK-Q 8 P-Q4 B-KI 5 26 R-Q QR-KH 9P-KRS BxKt 27 Kt-Q5 B-Q lOPxB Kt-R4 2S K-K2 PxP VJ1P-KB4 KtxHP 29PXP Kt-K2 2BlKKt PxH H-gH KlxKt 13Q-KI4 )B 31 BxKt B-Kt 3 J4 K-Kt3 CJxtJ. 32 K-Q3 15Px'i Kt-ti 33 RT-M3 RxR li 16 K-B3 KKI4 34 J'xR R-QKt 37Kt-(2 KKI2 Drawn. 18 R-KR P-KH3 Today's Features 6 00 PM Waldorf-As ion dinner music. A F. 7 00 P.M.

Federation Hymn fcmg. WSAF. 7 i0 Coward Comfort Hour. A F. 8 no P.

M. R. A. rnps Z. "La Poupee." A F.

9:00 M. Eskimos. WE AF Kentucky Choir. WJZ. 9 39 Spothcht Hour.

Z. Musicale. R. Speeches. 7:40 Health talk.

C. 7:50 Tennis tournament. Z. "Our Government." WE AF. Dance Orchestras.

8:00 PM Pepper Pot. WOR. 10:30 Hotel Manser. WJZ. 11:30 Hotel Bossert.

A F. ST0 K.W T. MANH ITTAN 5 M. 7 ni. II' rniHti Ni uuian.

pianist, 7:10 M.irk-l Hjiittit. 7 "JO Piano liuriM. tan Puh.c alarms, tide nil ferry -Hrahh talk Iwi.iure Krwnfct'ltiU. pmniit. Cnnnun Buprano.

Mnlre Dhn. litnniat. (iu.loli-h Ji.fkoulti, ioliniU 5 .1" Cum -erf Fhcih al.uut our tlovprnmcnt. l'ullre aliirm and weather. 610 K.

A V. MANHATTAN 49? M. p.m. StfTano Trio. 4 "rvile Six.

pinKfrn. "IkhI I-IkIh." hy Kmlly Man. Happiness Hculsurant ra. MmKfnlay. tenor.

VaMir(-Aioiitt dinner music, (i :56 BitH'-tiftll SL-orpfi. Kfl' rittlon Mitl-Weck Hymn, Sinff. Coward Conuort Hour. 8 J'nuiM-e." by tha National Llnht ti'cra Company. :00 Ilownrd ttme.

I'li ci uot Club lUkimos. 10:00 "Our Governiniint," by David Lawrence. -'Old Pil innd His Workslioi. 10:40 Jansaens Iloflitau Orclieitra. jack Alhin aod hia urcliestra from Hotel Boasert.

OHO K. MANHATTAN 434 M. p.m. Munhatlftn Trio. 5 :30 Ha ha It wnrm.

6:35 Stm market clofllnit prtrp. State and Federal agricultural reports. 6:50 Baseball srnrea. 7: no NonBincR correct time. 7:00 Bill VliillIe of Sweet Moadows.

7:15 Holtd I'ennsylvania Concert Orchestra. 7 Men's Nnlional Tennii Tourna-nifnt. Frank Pevitt. oo it A K.idintronn. 9:00 Kentvu-ky Ohulr.

9:30 SpotllKht Hour. 10:00 Innulnffl corrar-t time. Irwin Abrama Hotel Manger Orchestra, It, NEWARK 4S2 M. p.m. Jacqiifa Jacobs' Hotel SheHon flnsemhli.

4 Frederfrk tenor. 5 Ti Hasi'hall mnren, Jacques J.icobs' Hotel Shelton En- fieiiihle. Whlla Oold prncram. 8:00 Correct limtr; l'eiper l'ot Orchestra. 8 30 CoriRtanrP 'W'nrdle.

ttonrnno: Plrnl-try Tloinktn, jJianlst; Oerald Warburg. lelliKt. 9:30 Jacobs' Knemble; Janet Eumh-Hei-ht. mezzo-soprano. 10:30 Horace .1.

Taylor, render. 10:4" Jean Ooldliettea Orchestra. 11:15 News. 11 :0 Weather; Harold Stern's Alamac Orcbestra. 7(10 K.W MANHATTAN 3D.t M.

5:00 p.m. Huntington 1'uur, banjo and RUitnr. 6: SO Studio proKram. :15 AKMiciation of Heform Rnbhls, 6 :45 William baiilone. 7:00 ij rtewB.

8 00 Will Oakland's 9 Loew's i3d Street Theater Orchestra. 10:00 Max Hitiifr. P'mtrs. Poem by N. T.

O. i no on the Kthcl Merman, s.np. 1 1 I.oew a vaudeville period. 11:30 Frivolity Club Oichentiu. 7A0 K.

A P. PAUSAHKSOS M. 7:15 p.m. Mildred Hunt, nun kh Chirks Strirkliind, piatiikt, and Ham NtelnuiM g. violinist.

K.Mii OHMk, rnptime huritone. Chiirlea St rldtlaml's Onhnntra. 10:30 Charles SI rlrltbmd's bullrooni or-rheaira; Jimmy Flynn. lenor. 8I0 A.

MANHATTAN 370 M. 4:00 p.m. STvue program. A Women's Club. 6 Thfater review.

:10 Dor i.i Tauber. fi Hatba ar ores. Chinahtmr On hept rn. 7 Worthwoil KntTtn iners Mnxniilian -M tt ni' sky. pianist.

8 :3" Chl'Tlno Ch'u tMen. 5 Shh ley Ft fTerblum, pianist. Hneddcn W- ir. baritone. 9 30 Montesiinto.

tenor. cnk'e C.di-n and Hul.y Ward. 10 00 l.eltoy t'itor. 10.30 Norman l'earce. "Tlie Ita lio roel." 11:00 tfrnle Goblen and his Hotel Mr-Alpin Orchestra.

12 00 Broadway night on the McAlpin roof. KCO A A M. A It 3 If! M. m. To be annminced.

4 Anita Kn rt met h. "0 l.onciTH'H time. fi :01 oily wood oi Kan prorn m. 0:30 Frank Dailey a Meadow iuonk Or-cliesi ra. 7 "0 I.onplnen tin-e.

7 :01 Hill Fellmeth. sports. 7 .15 7:1 Mnyor of Hi.lly Park HflO (1 31 N. MANHATTAN M9 M. 7 30 m.

Thelma Cair. soprano. 7 4. 'Knot Unlit and I-a ArtiHti Werien." Heb Arthur. tv oo i diver M.

Saylei 's "Fnollieht an-l LRtni11icht Svmiihnnif Orchestra. 8:40 "Disie Mountainevi Tlr. Krnest 1 B. Sto-netnan. i 9 00 Prof.

Charles Orav Shaw. "pop. ubir Phyt hnlMBv 9 30 Dixit 9 4'i iprann, i 1 flft I.Ik ht house Serenmlcrs. 10 1 0 I tr. Jiihn T.ynn l.eonaril, "Dois." 10-30 Jack Clark.

l.iKht houtte S'Tenmlers 11 00 Htarllirht tn biers. I HKtht. 1 I It! MM -i HIII Hir; S- 'i i v- -ti Tp'BC. "ini't i iff i'i' stirsfintf, L' Oniuri1 t. li 1416 ttruaduay.

RrMLI MH 1 KI l. MIIIHI'. i4 K.diK-jr l'. i ii Id Us.ri l'ltn (i 1 THE BERKELEY INSTITUTE 181 Lncoln Place Tel. NeT-t 32S2 KtNDERCRTEN ELEMLNTARY SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGIATE YEAR FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE Boyi Admitted lo the Kindrgrte and Firil Four Grades Offlre Opfm Hptrnibrr ih Trm Oirn rviitembrr tOlh C.

GOOPRICH. O. Prfnidnt Hoar.1 of Trust IN A C. ATWOOD. A.M, Principal 1 (OLBY CADEAy toi i ritKi'A nation (Mi HhMM.

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A cool Auiunt tieuallr preoedea HOT -September with the result that at Atliuilic Cily both niuutlin period. "TfteHoute -with tht Homt Almoipurrtm In equally dfilitrhtful whether after the iiuiel. of a sununr in the mounLaiu.H or tlie turmoil of a Kuiopi-an t'ip or simply to enjoy he tinct month nf Un y.ar. i-ry Altr.H tif Kntea. Ownership Management-Joaiati White A Sona Co I ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.

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Buthy, Ina. I Phillips Mouse and Beach ATLANTIC CITT. N. J. AmwUn and European Plan BeucT Clixntrli Mudeiuti Uatsi Ilithlo( Ihkd Hotel.

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POCONO. VA. ft. elevatli.n. Write htia Tor book' InT'irmatiun.

etc. TIIK rKKf- rUK)l. rrero. m. fp'H ii to NovftnlMT.

1-rn. All room with hot cold watrr. Al.TK'l Poco.no Mountains. ELVIN Sl-vlsl K.tl li.mtlns:. NEW HAMPSHIRE.

ntUKV III Rt II lV, lli-llilrhrm. II. In White ili.unUifis. I. I im.

IXR TO I'Rrn KVT OKACM in Nlsnlii', inn fur mr I n.n Sftfl ik All siii.ri. nfi.l -n i MIe View Farm 'Irs, lilts Miiii.h.U. Noulh Nrnftinr. VI. and two-family building at 1224-8 With st bv P.

fiiardano. The estimated cost is 145.000. The architects are Tricarieo and Sacco. Fulton st. Plans have been filed bv Pinkus Breslow for a three-story, five-family building to be constructed at Belmont ave, near Atkins ave, at an estimated cost of 118 000.

The architects are 8. Millman and Son. 17B0 ave. A tv.o-story store and two-family building Is to be c-instructed at 1411 Foster near Rugby according to p'ans filed yesterday bv the West End Iron Works, Max Zeisk. president The estimated cost Is $12 000 The architects are Kallich and Weinstein, 2t Court st.

Anthonv I'aeiello has filed plans for two two-rtorv. one. family dwell-ines at 1773-83 Heiidrirkson near Avenue The estimated cost is $12,000. J. Lobenstein.

8115 I lat-bnsh ave Is the architect. Accordiii't to plans filed yesterday. S.ilvatore 'arise will build a two-story, one-family dwelling at 4212-6 Avenue P. on the southeast corner ot Hendrl(kon st. The estimated cost Is $12,000.

The architects are fialva'l and Lc Quuinik. Fulton tt. tl- ly. Mlot- Mlot- Srclner, kowskl. Steiner, kowsitl, "White-.

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ibt tt (f Tf-Mt un in, 'Ha-kethjll 7 Ij I -111 rfOJ 11 irr, dui-l. Vilnfr City Trn. 7 i lifln rl II. ptM no. fc iVft.iI Hotel Knwnilde.

i' Air.th; Smei. tenor. Uarsaret D. Uf-n iipm Reitwl douide-oiced en- lei :a.ner. I ii rU min "Kurirwell.

j-iano h. eontr-tlto. U' io HroM NurinnUton, mm. A. PATKRfM W4 Munlr I-nvri Period.

6 Kfl.il-!. ltei w. i hy Bdl i 4 talk. i J.rs.y Poli' alarms. o-i--iit T.

time lirrhewtra. 4:, sto-lio pr-'trjtn. 1 .10 M.iiit. flut mil harp rvcltal. I I no i thh I Inn Kenih-Evous.

11 0 FriUikie I'uKano and ilia California ns. 07 H.W P. NEW ARK tM M. 4 "0 Dr. John Sterrett Joy Hour.

4 'Jit ierK. 4 30 Talk. 4 iUitlons answered. 6 im i i -iipt ra live program. 5 Hit Tele.

hron ttme. 5 oo l.awren Sp.n.ller. pianist, 1. Ittjl Hollt-nle k. soprano.

30 Wilfiam Mi.Muiniy, tenor; Nelson M- Hi his. pianist. In ito i mlc Terrs Orchestra. 1 1 oo Uoh Shoi-roaker. piantsl.

Brennan and haw. Frank ilarahall. 1 1 -in Co-operative program. 1 ii.uw T.fcechroQ time. 1070 K.

4. NKH ARK M. m. Correct time. 6 id Heiilelheri! Stuiientn.

Pearl Trct7kv. soprano. 7. US I.istli.-r's 1 luh. oOr-Jack Data's 1'lckwkk Club Or-chentia.

uti Time signals. m-jo k. i nooi)sii)E-c m. tt 00 m. Nltft Nfldine.

iiopraiio. HIS Honey Jackfon. violinist. (t.30 n.l Spranue. String Duo.

Chesterrtelds Orchestra. ll K.W HKdOhlA M. 4i00 ni. Correct tune. 4:01 Hot Foot Dane Hour, Hie-tehull fi :05 Popular rcfiucst prnnram.

7 :00 Yiun Peoples Jewish program. 8:00 Correct time. K. A A T. iHORSKY ITV 348 M.

tJ 1)0 p.m. Apcrli-ulturHl matkt-t reports. 6:0.1 Hotel Plaza dinner mu.i-. ti.4o Witcliiiian's weather forecast. 4 5 jinortc.

Wnrd anil Three Isittle Wards. Fr.mk I erhani, tenor. 7 Cookie. 8:00 Vs. Car H-ur.

9:00 Kuirene It. Hove, rlolinist. 9:1.1 Jai Davis, smilina; baritone. Kchoes of the Tango. 10:00 Today's Humor.

10: 1 Si Ant hony Wayne, Plnglnir reporter. 10:30 itiid Fifher and Commodores. 1270 K. ti, MANHATTAN 238 M. :00 p.m.

Klvlra Itoae ilelger, pianist. Harold Glenn, whistler. Jti'k Clark. tnppT. John F.

ItopiH, baritone. Giovanna Covielle, soprano. 10:13 Vincent Bneh. cornet. Mildred Koprano.

Hi 'k Rudolph, pianist. 11:00 Tloli Theater Orchestra. win k. urookian ss? m. 7 :00 p.m.

Sport resume. pa (luniilach. ptnno. 8:00 Hrookiyn Claasie Trio. :3 Atoiy Oreille Dane? Orrhe.tra.

9.11. Herman Hennitf. baritone. 9:30 To bi nnnoutK-ed. 9 .15 Fred Price, basso baritone.

1370 MANHATTAN 2IH M. m. Dily Theater iln hcHtia. Klla Zimmerman, soprano, 9:00 Mount Vernon Night. 1370 K.W CJ I MANHATTAN 11 M.

4 p.m. CharlcB Coleman and his old-tin, is. 4 Edith AVilson Bennett, children's stories. bilden' prncraiia. Ruth Reld 5:45 Mildred I'auler, book of the week IJ70 K.

BROOKLYN M. p.m. Stuillo pianist. Cth-1 f.Hchnirin, violin. Kreislierif.

tenor Paul C. Mothcs. pijwiiat. 8:41 D. Mc Cormack.

unor. 1 9 Khodowland 1 nee Oi chealt a. 9:15 Mii-hacl Afnaiits, violin. 10:00 J.tlin C. Ktefer.

souk 10:1 Flunk Tosso, ornel. 10:30 atudio proBram. KM K.W II M. ASH( RY PARK 'MM M. fiM'O p.m.

Mttiiiio proKrum. 7:00 Herkek-y i'arient Knsembb-. Koss F.Titon Farm. Pryor (i(nil. iM Arthur Purkcr.

violinist 9:1:1 nils TiPon. pianist. 9 3o 1'iyor a 10:00 caMlno On-hetra. sea Gilt Inn Orchestra. Tomorrow Morning On the Radio WEA A.M.

Tower health exorcises. 8:00 "The Roaring Lyons." 8:15 Federation morning devo- iCJIK. 8:30 "Cheerio." 11:00 Gladys Hawkins, pianist. 11:15 "On the Avenue," by Maida Davis. 11.35 Gladys Hawkins, pianist.

11:45 "Personal Problems," Jeanne Carpenter. 12:00 Market, weather rrpnrts 12 15 Rolfe's Palais fc'Or Orchestra. A.M. Gym classes. 8:00 News; weather.

11:00 Ida Bailey Allrn. the National Radio Homcmakcrs Club. Town Hall. 2:30 P.M. Jno Romiser.

readings. 2 45 Davis, sonrrs. 3:00 Harry Meyer, pianist. 3:15 Tubertini Concert Trio: with an apartment building on Hopkins ordered to be bold by the executors of the estate of the la'e Michael Conde. The properties to be sold In liquidation are as follows: Twenty-nine one and two-story brick stores, and two-storv brick three-fnmllv houses in th' Sheepshead Bay district on Avetu -X.

Elmore and pelamere st al tlie tour two-storv bnrk stores an. I apartments at 3000-8-10 Quentin rd 'Avenue Oi, between East and East 37th six two-storv stores and apartments at 3154-S6-S3-60-62 and 31C8 Fulton at the Norwood ave. station of the Fulton st. elevated line; the two-fnmilv house with garaije nd immediate possession at 1230 7Uth st between 12th and 13th aves. At the same time and place Jerf Johnson Jr.

Co. sell the three-story store and apartment bullditu; at 31 Hopkins st. between Nostrand and Marcy aves. BORO BUILDING PLANS Plans have been filed by the Abyia Building John Dl Mlceli. president, for a four-story.

28-Inmlly building at 18)5-9 st. and imh ave. at an estimated rust of limooo Mariano Dl Micrll. 241 East 1011th Is the architect Four two-story, four-fnmlly buildings will be erprted at 14'h ave. on the southwest corner of Both ft according to plans led yesterday by the HarMiu'lon Homes.

Inc. llarrv I.evlne. president. The cost is r1. mitcd at $inooo.

Kalllch and Wein-stein, 26 Court arc the architects. Plans, have been filed for the con-struction ol three tlucc-story store in it 111. 1' 7 knfilai Itegiatrntlon, Sept. 12-17. Foil SeMieter beglna Mon.lnv, Hept, II.

Li 'It'll'-lftir on Krfjwtt. PIIOM. I.AFAYKTTK 6RI4 BEDFORD INSTITUTFJ FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG BOYS F.lrnicntary and Hitch School idiit- Opens Monday, Septeatlker 19 it-K 223 McDonoogli Seel Miis M. T. P' rmi pa 1 1 i.

.1 a em rlf'-e. Mtifiiiil liiolriK-nnn. Lit ri.l' i D.rnlop Your Mu.ic.l TaU INTER CAFFRE Schmil of Mule. ro'ini Pnvnte 'nmt ru'Llon on all Inatrur'- I.i-i.rn to read orclienirH I Ion, Juld, Ajl. h.

tmn Land and get eperiene, K.tni.e run I ure -nun rtt Hill HOOhl 1.1. 145 W. 45th N. Y. Tele'- Suite 901 Bryant rifimf.

tip ti PEAL ESTATE i 7 hllnie Records of the Champions. In view of the big match in South America, the records of the two principals will be of timely interest. The following are Capablanca's figures in tournament and match play: TOURNAMBXT.1. Tear. Pines.

Rank. Won. Lost. Dr. 3 All San 1 ti 7 lfl 3 Jw York 1 13 a 0 lltl 3 Havana 2 8 2 4 1914 St.

2 10 2 ti i15 New Turk 1 12 0 2 lftlfi New York 1 12 1 4 lftls New York 1 -ft 0 3 1919 Hastings 1 1(1 It 1 T. (melon 1 11 0 4 1924 York 2 10 1 19 2 5 Moscow 3 II 2 It Lake Hopatcong 14 0 4 1327 New York 1 I 0 12 1 123 MATCHES. -3Von. Lost. Dr.

19'(0 New York Vs. Marshall. 8 1 14 IMS Havana vs. Kostlch 6 It 1021 Havana vs. Dr.

Lasker. 4 6 In Tolfla 17 1 Dr. Alekhine's tournament record is as follows: TOURNAMENTS. Year. Place.

Rank. Won. Lost. 1110 Hamburg' 7-8 4 1 91 1 8-8 11 9 1912 Stockholm 1 8 1 1013 Schevenltifren 1 II 1 1913 1-J 13 3 1914 Rt. 3 6 4 191-4 1 1 1921 Triberg 18 0 1921 Budapest 16 0 1921 The Hague 1 7 0 1922 Dlstyan 2-3 12 1 1922 London 2 8 0 1922 Hastings 16 1 1922 Vienna 3-8 7 3 1923 Margate 2-4 3 1 3 923 Carlsbad 1-3 8 3 1924 New York 3 6 2 1 923 Paris 1 5 0 1925 Baden-Baden 1 12 0 1928 HiMM J.

1-3 8 0 1928 Scai I. ,...1 7 0 1926 Dresden 2 0 1928 Semmerlng 2 11 3 1927 New York 2 5 3 CI and 3 1.1 Totals 186 39 105 MATCHES. Won, Lost. Dr. 1921 Berlin vs.

2 2 2 1921 Berlin vs. Saemlsrh. 2 0 0 J927 Amst'dam vs. Dr. Euwe 3 2 r.

ToUl 7 4 7 Sammy Finds It Hard. Sammy Reshevsky In 1924 missed his chance for second prize" in the Western championship tournament by losing his last game to N. T. Whit-aker, winner of the recent major tournament of the National Chess Federation. He fared no better with the On the Radio Bv BATES per radio are nearly I 1 always interesting, and when you hear a real live argument such as the one on the Dry-Wet issue, that we got last night, it becomes a real Joy to listen In.

The locale was 89 Hanson in our lair boro, and the arguers were Arthur Garfield Hays, on the Wet aide, and Orvllle S. Poland for the Prys. The Roebling Branch of the Von Steuben Society sponsored the debate, which went over the air through WOR and its sister station at South Dartmouth, Mass. The proceedings took about B0 minutes, and the fur fairly flew at times, though both speakers, most of the time, showed wonderful control of their emotions. One could almost hear each of the speakers think, and one could almont hear the words and phrases each had in mind, but which the rules of debating, and polite society kept from being uttered.

Mr. Hays was by far the snappiest of the two speakers. He was frankly as wet as a beaver on a rainy dav. Hr even ad mi Wed havmtf had a drink before coming to the meeting, thotinh he laughingly omitted mentioning where or when the ceremonv took place, Irst radio UsWners might per-np think he had a cellar that wjs and deep, come to make social or professional calls, Mr, Poland had the first and the lat word. His main argument seemed to be thrit alcohol a habit-forming drug, and that it Is therefore a menace; and that the enactment of the Constitutional Amendment was amply Justified, in that it means a furtherance of the idea of the "greatest good Jor the greaust number." In quoting some one who was opposed to all lawn.

Mr. Poland said that this tnnn believed that "if vou want your rhllrtren eduratcd. hire a footer We presume he referred to education on the cornet, or mayhap fi lit" lames Suormmt Court'-" PARTITION nil is i.ii!ii:m ft. i 3018 Warehoiue A "TVi (W i. :u.pnory Ir! hull Ave.

1 1 1 l. r.M. In the Real Market ACSOLUTE AU rrtom. Chess Problem No. 757.

BY R. It. IllllDliWATEH. LONDON. Black 8 Pieces.

mm Fi.i lj3 Pin Whlto 9 "White to play n-1 iniir! In two movi, "White on KH1; ijK'H. on K4 mul KKH; II on ylt and (j, on Ulii QH4 nn Hln- on Qfi on OR nnd KRS; Kt on (JK(2 and K3; on (JU3, Q7 and KKU. Last Night S.N.R" the trombone. Mr. hand frequently used ihn worn h.

lieve," always making it one syllable. If we had had some sort of word-measurlnt? device we think we would have found that Mr. Havs used a ifreat many more words to the minute than Mr. Poland, and most of them were words with pep and punch, and there wasn't a single "weasel word" amongst them. Mr.

Poland showed in his last five minutes that he ran fire up when he feels like It. and he even threw in a few harsh sounds that were in strane contrast to the velvety tones he had employed previously. There was no derision, the' chairman, Leo Kenneth Mayer, contenting himself with thanking the speakers for their able presentations. The listening public was urged to help decide the momentous question by postcard or letter. We had a genuine treat after the debate, listening to the group gathered by AuuiiAtus Barrett, at A P.

Mr. Barrett. Judging by hts voice and the wording of his announcements, is a gentleman of thP n)H school, cultured, refined and experi- enced. with a knowledge of how to gei up a program calculated to suit every radio taste. He started with a story of an Irishman and his horse, admirably told, with Just the nht touch of the real brotjue.

and then announced his "Melody and Ho-niance" program. Idelle Patterson was one of the principals, there being seven or eisht mrn and women, who, in solos and chorals, whiled awny a very pleasant half-hour. Even "i)eep River" did not sound so frayed at the edijes as it usually doe. and "1 Know a Unnk" and "Would Ood I Were a Tender Apple Blmn" were very fine. Indeed.

A little humor was injected by the sintrtng of "A Raw Hecruit From Butte" and "Ask Dnd. He Knows." which sounded like an Edrar Guest poern muslenlied. Three cheers for Mr. Barrett and his clever ''gang!" Wednesday, Sept it loi in Hie Kn.t.-i.ne r-n-tiiKrie Kl Corneliua P. McLau A ii ne lor Plain limes '-Mun lll llal l.afulp Aartlim id 217 Broadway Whiteh i TT litre I rapuUir Priced Edition New York Slate Imivh I- A 1 Surrogate's Court Act anrl'l' I I PLAN APARTMENT TO COST OTHER REALTY NEWS Among the plans filed Saturday at the Boro Building Bureau Is a six- story apartment house for a plot at 918 to 930 E.

14th st south of Avenue I. The building will be erected by the Benjamin Holding Corporation from plans by Samuel Oard.stem. architect, of 4 Court st. The operation is estimated to cost tiOO.OOO. A two-story Kara e.

also in the list of plans, will be built at B414-44 New Utrecht north of 18th by the Sinking Fund Corporation, ot which Mlchncl Mario Is scrretnry. The operation will cost $160 000. The ai lii- te.sta are Klelnert Ac Klie of 250 ParK Manhattan. Two Mx-fninlly buildlntrs are to be erected In E. 51st norih of Tilden ave by the Finn Realty Company of Rochctrr frnni plans by Irving Kirchblit of Pitkin estimated to cost 36.O0O.

CONDE REALTY HOLDINCS IN AUCTION SALE TONICHT In the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex change, 189 Montague st Fred B. Snow, president of Jere Johnson auctioneers, will otter at public auction this evening a num ber of Improved properties Involved ill liquidation proceedings, together Decedent Estate Law Price $1.00 tW mail $1.1 1 Tlie Penal Lav 7u liv rrr.il HO; I 'HI CoJe cf Criminal Procedure Prit; P.y mail 80; INCLUDING IOT AMEMDMCMj hy nrcooKLYN daily fiaglh fi') In ni i luj.lfi-li I I. EVERY WEEX DERBAC SHAViPOO SOAP It 'I'M ll (Ml i. At.