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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EACLE, NEW YORK. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1923. 10 A TRAVEL. TRAVEL. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PENS BORO CIVICS PROTEST TRAFFIC DELAYS ON BRIDGE Reserve Officers Association Holds First Meeting Thursday; Boro Guard Schedules Events FRANK'S Cruise de Luxe Co-Kilui alionul.

THE CHASTSCHOOL AINT MAKKS A YEN IE Elementary anu High School Departments. Also Cultural Course for girls not going to College. Literature, French. Hintory. Art.

toptemher 14-10 year begins Sept 2i. iihu reiuetft. Tel. Lafayette 0814. MEDIT EGYPT PALESTINE Madeira, Spain, Gibraltar, Algiers, Tunis, Constantinople, Greece, Italy, Sicily, Riviera, Monte Carlo, France, England.

Cunard S. S. "Scythia" Ly. Limited to 400 Oueata (Less than Half Capacity) James McSweeney, commanding the battery, will preside. The unit has purchased six new polo ponies.

The match scheduled to be played with the Crescent Club polo squad, Sunduy, was postponed indefinitely, due to the Inclement weather. Lt. Col. Frank H. Hines of Bronx armory was a visitor with the 1st Battalion last evening 13th Rcgt.

Col Sydney Grant, commanding the artillery unit on Sumner announced last night that Lt. Col. Bryer H. Pendry, Lt. Harry Johnson and other members of the regimental athletic committee, were planning to hold an Indoor meet for novices among the men of the organization within a short time.

Plans for the review to be tendered Brig. Gen. Westeott are advancing, he also reported. "i Wot Point F.xctirslon. Lt.

Col. Howard L. Campion. Inf. chairman C.

M. T. C. activi The Ctulae of the "Scythia" haa become an annual classic. In every respect it is untuirpassml.

Pre-arranged shore excursions at every port included in the late. Klneat hotels and the heat of everything. Unuaually long slay, at Hie height of the, season. In Egypt and Palestine. Free atop-over privilege In Europe, Including return by any Cunard suramer.

Luxury Cruise to the YKHT INDIES Lvg. N. Keh. 1 J7 Pays by Palatial Hullanrt-Amertca Line S. H.

"VKKXDAJI." Complete Literature on Request. Prompt Reaervation Advisable. FRANK TOURIST CO. 542 Fifth cor. 45th New YorW.

Phone VANaerbilt 9126 SHORT SEA TRIPS MA I TP! A New I 'or Sale K6a KSTKI titr Vile, iifuuiiiul slue hom. hinlwuui fluun sun wn 4 rooms, sichui Ih hi. m-. atitaii us hauler; Urse piui with u.jh KHrati' will le bunt tf uml; Im-nted in me of th fiifst n1 most llfi.OiHt; J. tinner.

411 Tutlf Out of Town ProHrty Sale 87 FLORIDA bunded dry lots, MTifVing lots fornt-rst StiItto, at fay i-r Si-fool fiont: cash nly; this I Hbnut 1-3U setuai alu-; iliar tit It, dt-ttl refunding bond, no delay. U-1M. ott-rr 4 3 West tiiostor For Sale S7a rELHAM MA NO ft -Distinct iveiV Individual homes; pl. ture)ue aurnmnil inps no two houses alike; 7 ft romntt, 1, 3 each with giii-age1 tl4.3tiO up; casi. un; bnlun -t- as lent.

Write or phone for descriptive booklet. John Altieri i. Ill'', builders. I'eSham Pel ha in Manor. N.

V- T. I. I'elham ti.MH. 1-1K til Hi, on tu $17, WO l.us liri-'K, sewn imtif ronms; oulv fldoln. hot-water h-nt; tile bat gmrffce vlleiu surround hi rash, imgi-rle a t'fflf et I'reatwuud, Harlem Kiillrond Heal l'lalc For Kxtl.RnjcP 88 FIVE new 4-famtly brick hnusps with 1 2 Ol'tO nit heart of la bu.xh will exchange for lot." nr improved pinperw.

(ireentield, 1M Montague at. Triangle I 4-7 BTi RE and a part menta subwet to first moilgaire only: equity 117, (MM); exchange for gaikge. Johnson. "00 Montague st, Brooklyn. Triangle 43 LkaVtiKI'L J-farnlly brlrk house, tax exempt, double garage, near New rtrerht High School, in exchange for one-family brick hotiae, 7 or rooms, with Bom ground.

104 "th av. Wnnli-tl Heal Ktnt 89 A Ttr'AUK. apHitinent and private hounes, business property; wend full William F. Taylor. S2J, av.

fayette 2433. 3-30 A 'KKAiiE ANT Kl) -Long Inland onl. I'Vom 10 floren unwnrd. Hrokei 8 pio-tected. Potter.

Klatbunh av, Bklyn. I 6-7 X'RKAtiK on Long Island; buyers. Neuachafer Feron av, l.afnyette 74'J have ready lHa Rogers ACRRAfJK wanted, anywhere Long Island. K. W.

Henntngs, 45 Long Ueach rl Af'HnA'iE wanted; any at Long Island. Henry Owen. 8 llaiaey at. STORKS WANTED! Buyers watting! Quick sle! Baumnnn Druggist a' Exchange; Evergreen .11 v. i 1-7 LOTS QuIcK chuIi buys for lota In Bav Rblgo and Flntbuah.

Bulkley A Horton 6f'i 4th a v. LOTS AND ACHES WANTED Builders wnlttna-: Klnirs und Queens. Papp, 12 Forbell av. App'egste 7 1 0. iNR.FA I nouse.

six rooms and bnth. between Eastern Parkway and Empire KlvH Mnlrli.P.uxtn 1K42 I' atbuan BV at Avemie K. s27-30C REAL ESTATE Want to sell your prop erty quickly 7 write run parucui Htefanlle, 48S 4tt av. CLASSON AV. 4.14 Furniwhed; one large room, kitchen, twin beds, improvements; business people preferred; reasonable.

3-7 lOWNTOWN property for sale; also property wanted for sale or to manage. William 8. Brldgette, 38a Atlantic av. 3-3 FLATBt'PH We have cash buyers lota, plots and houses. Send us listing your property.

West wood Realty Headquartera for Flat bush Realty, tS Flatbufh av. Tel. Flatbuah 4030. Ofhr closed Sunday. FLATBl'SH LOTS quickly converted into caah.

What have you? M. O'Brien. lOui Church av; Flatbush 1023. FLATBCKH Want lota. Buyers waiting.

Quick "ale. Hatrh-Uaaaa Il42 Flat- husn av. at i. ISLAND acreage wanted, near Ji'nt- tauk Point. Principal only.

Box 4, Iong Island City. fl-4 HAY llmkni'M will buy umall or lam pnrcela; Hlno thr. prnvWlWiR am llnht: mlt full detalla. Bluh, 7:8 Avenue T. Ttronklyn.

CASH for Fiathuah n'l action; K. M. Mrfurdy l.i Remaen TrlanH DKHlRti to purrhafe a lu-nil-det "hMl family houae In Bay Rldac Slate full partl'-ulara. Bn B-117. Knitle olTI-e.

H-2 HAVE CV1KNTS waiting to fcuy or lea, buslneaa or other real eatata: Immedlata attention. Chai. A. Malley. Frank A.

Blocum, lue. 1:1 Montauue at. 1 YOUR FrtOPF.RTT la for Bale ell It; and at onre full partlrul.in Greater New York Realty Uatlm Co SL at. Murray Hill ilal. i W-1 YfU HAVK fold water apartment for aale, we have the buyer; Iher In-reatinent property wanted.

William Hanaen. 4n 7 2d at. -7 LIST your properly with me. I h.ive puy-era waltlnn. Write, plmn or ca humpler at.

near Palrlini av. wav t2Sn. tipen Sun.fnv 4-7 LIST your property quicK re- aulta. Intm. 4th av.

Mrooklyn 4-3t-aututh L1HT your lots wllh us. we have hulhlers ready to buy R. It. Realty. 18 Joml-emon at.

Triangle 2'o-QT. a-: OvVNKHS. please ht Flatbush lots for sale wllh Paul Houghton, 364 E. 21st rl. Huckmlnster .17 I S-7 4VNERS.

list your property of all kiiida Buyera waiting. T. Hchartan, 261 Emur son pi. Pro.pect S44. PRtVATK PARTY wants eold water stole properties for Investments; complete details In first letter for prompt action.

Pox W-lll. Ksgle office. WANT several Flatbush plots. 40x100 Alee Really builders, 4:04 yuentln mad I o-1 W'ANTKD. IN'l ISLAM), almul Ove acrea; an hour or more out, wllh house, within mile rallioad station.

Box K-27. Kagle office s- WAN'Ttn for Inveslment a to 10 family house. Bay Itldge; only owjtrra reply. Hcv P-lll. Kgl olllce 4J WANTKn -family brick.

II roon-a. Improvements; sun porfh: aarago; Hear subway; private family. Box c-117. Facie office s-S tu la so WANTKTt Church, scaling capaclly of or more, anywhere In Brooklyn; tale full partlculara. Goodwin, l.r.iifi roadway, 11 ooklyn.

4 I W'ANTKD House within 10 Invest lHdylJH.3, Broad way. Brooklyn I. I WK HAVK -llenls to buy acreage in Queena for cash, prlnelpnls only; action; submit proposll Ions. V. Chambers, tnc 114t)i st and liberty Hill.

N. 1-1 V'fi WANT hou.es an.l lots anywhere In Flatbush for Send In your list; we are selling them; try us J. IjonK Realiv Co. 711 a 4 7 YVK HAVE HF.KN selling, tenllng and managing real estate fcr over year X.et us know what we can do fir you. Jvhn F.

Jatnea ft Sons. 193 Mont tgue Il-inr; OcO il-known con. cern: long lea.e; fn, imtn Bulklv llorton o. 1:14 FIsM.ii.h I II'- Report on Playground At the firm ninnthly nierilni: of tin-eenacin of the Hay IIhIro (ninniiinll Center. hoM Inst tilijlit nt H.iv HlRh Srlionl.

t'roanlcnt llcnvill y. ManKum rrpurtcrl hut the for a pliiyKrounil on the IVrry Kalat-Hit hnd lit Ilia! touched lip eitta nf thn Kourd t.f Ksllm.ilo, and tl 14imrrl of lien li.n had il.ttnltily ltriirnlap.l t' ro.tonilo with ih Fonrd Katlmnio In iirrantitnir the nerr.p.nrv pinna. WUIInin Ijieinnirl Introdurcil for tho ronaldoration if th' rontcr rropriauil to hiivn nn annex luiilt to 105. lie merited that thin n.l- ttltlnn titKontly nceiled. Ia arrvat many of lli rhlliln were nn I art tlmo.

The fallow Hik five iriitea to the- Itrrw'klyii Fr.i riiilon Community Centora na for th yar: W. It. C. Stlrr. Mm.

II F. MaiiBiim, Mra. Arthur l-axarua MlM Itnealln Qum k' nlnnh ami Mix liana Jenlnon. Mntilinllail Ibm. fVtwg fl-nn Ciiinpany iv apnea In 87 nth In Chuli" lieut.ach and simi's In tht Klak Hnii l-lnar.

SSn W. f.7th st. In Mra. Kth. I Itay rholnn.

Christian f. lencp pn--fltlonar. and to TIhi.iiih K. Itinwrll. rrtlrcd iHpltiillat.

KiisTene V. W'eleh, Moirlstnnn broker, aold for l.oiila I', Mnela'lni. f.s located at Mor-rjnn, to p'l For Girls anil Young Women. HE BERKELEY INSTITUTE 1,1 Lincoln Tl izil KINUKIW1AKTKN ELfcilENTAKY SCHOOL HIOH SCHOOL rOLI.EGl.vlE VKAR FOH HISli SCHOOL OHADCATKS Boy, ftdmlttfd to the tnd tour rridM -C. H.

Goodrli h. U.O. lu C. Atwood, 3imrd Prluctpal Dancing. 2H years at one address means some thing REMEY scDHA0NcrNFa0R 127.120 Coliimhii, Ar.

(, Ath St NKW YORK TELEl'HONK TllAKAI.liAll 2IT9 263T When Your Frlrnd, All AdvlM to Hemcy" to Lam "Therw Mn.t I Hchuo" S1N1) KOU KKtB ILLUS. BOOKLET. Wm. Pitt Rivers CHATKAU niCKINOHAM CONSKKVATURY OK DANC INO end DRAMATIC TRAINING lfiOS Church Avenue at Buckingham finmd KlatbuHh, Hronklyn, N. V.

yinw open for private instruction and enlisting tor class tuition. Banquet and ball room may be engaged for dinner. daocs waddings and other social functions, inspection ollclted. Telephone Buckmlnater 439f. HOTELS AND RESORTS LONG ISLAXD.

CEYSTAL LAKE HOTEL 42 minutes to New York. Booms en nuite, private taths, tileam heated, sun parlors. American plan. Open all year. Fall rate.

GARDEN CITY HOTEL finrrien ity, N. Y. Special Winter Itatea J. J. Lanntn Co.

a 27-tf HIDSOX VAI.I.KY COUNTIES. WALTON LAKE INN MONROK. ORANtiF, 4 0., N. T. I.oraterl In beautiful lake reirlnn.

All water eporta; rpllnit. golf. Hperlal fall ratea. Booklet. IMione Monroe 170.

0. CARROLL, Prop. SHAWAXGVNKS AXD 61XLIVAN COtMY. TROWBRIDGE FARM LJCeyserlke, N. Y.

Beautiful location. All limits, hvery shop, every factory, every business has its murk- so that those who kn'iw tli" sirn rend TROWBRIDGE FARM MARK Has her Riven it by sat Isf ieii patrons. Herinert clieniele, Private hoarding house. Hook let with full Information. Now hooking for Sept.

and Oct. R. Trowbridge. MOUNTAIN HRKKZK FARM, Rock Hill. N.

Y. Open for hunting sfason. Di'r and all sniatl Kme. Large area of forest. FARLKY fOTTAdE, Hnlltvcn County.

Liberty, N. Y. Modern house for tubercj-lar patlentw. ATLANTIC C1T1. Q)tonirics ATLANTIC CITY AHofol Dislinclion on ide Boardwalks 4 Ideal Fxilfe(r0ul(3oorlife Superior Cuisine fSemicc Special FiWntfirfles ATLANTIC C.ITY.N.

J. a New Fireproof Ideal Local ion I IDevelniietl nfter twenty-tlve yeara of individual iniitmgeiueut I ALWAYl IIPKJf I AUSTJNE BISCAYNE Kentnelty Ave, near Tn exclusive Traymore section. American Plan, aultea with private baths Itl'NNINfl HATKR IN M.J. IIDOMS. Surf Bathing.

Booklet. II ON KM, Owner CONTINENTAL. ATenoe aear RMh. Always aesa. rrlvat running water in rerrn; aaeolant tsoie wnueseoiee.

amenesn piaa. 14 aa aailrl apadsl iwl; ilrrsK. WALSH nt'NCAN RON ATS. 0rean av. Op.n all year.

Running water It dally. 111 weekly and up, K.J. Farley A. Slinma. LAKE WOOD.

X. J. EMBASSY fled ure1 Kail Kates. Amen, nn in. Golf privileges.

Booklet, I'lione Lakcm-od 351. Florence in the Pines Modern appointments; bmiiellke suit with bath. Itkll. Tel. I.

Wiitlllt. NEW JERSKT Hotel Beechwood SUMMIT, N. J. Fisvatlon ma feet. Hun parlora ana pcrcb.a.

aleam heated. Mlaaea I.I1I IN a FDWARP Tel. 1054 aiimmlt. PKXXSYLVAMA. Pncfimt TIIF Ml.

Pocono, nooma wii'ioni water; privale betbs. sbowets, sreion heat; golf; line, celled Kooairl. ALUM HI.VTTKII. Jit xi NewEhgimd THIS AUTUMN hrsutifui ceanmre. llill.

fire allh lllvrs Iskes sd a with t1 t. Ionic liolf HISOHTS KM IK UK sHK INNS. J. re I Hii il ia la I I M. MI IIIITI I.

A' III Kill HI l. alMMIHS. Iw'r, herb agate Motel, ItsMlnai, iink nt ii in(i i.i:vi(.s Agents for Hie new Central National Hank lliiildlug nn 4 'Mlt at. and Broadway. Manhattan, report en active itetiintnl for leasis by some of the liniioiiii rouipiinlea.

Space haa alieii'lv been ifeliMiC'l to th New Kt'gl and Muttuil I.lfe laiiliable I.lfe, bl'h vi place four brum Ilea in tills loill'llng, nod Hie Metropoliliin i nsiialiy Insiitanee i n. The i re, ho-slovokiatl I'otisulale nnd the I'olooi. bian tloxeriiioenl bnrea'i Information Na ill be establish'! In he 1 i 'J i also, It la reported. Cite Delay of 38 Minutes on Newtown Creek Span as Scows Pass. Complaints against traffic jams at the Newtown Creek Bridge on Metropolitan ave.

were incorporated ln a motion passed last night by tha Metropolitan Allied Civic Organizations at a meeting held In Sieb's Hotel, Metropolitan and Juniper urging representatives of every Queensboro civic club whose interests are afrected to attend the public meeting Oct. 27, called by Col. W. B. Ladue of the War Department to consider measures of relief.

Delegates present from five organ, izatlons, the Fresh Pond, Middle Village, Forest Hills and Glendalc civic organize-ions, voted unanimously to demand fDam 6, brldRe be kpPt OP to street 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. and from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. H.

J. Carroll of the Middle VII-age Association said that Boro President Connolly supported the civic organizations In the controversy and would attend the meeting, which will be held in the U. 8. Army Building 39 Whitehall Manhattan, on the morning of Oct. 27.

"The shipping Interests who use the creek naturally will fight us." -Carroll said, "and will argue to have the bridge open on signal from their boats regardless of the delays suf-tered by the public. "But there are thousands of residents of the communities represented here tonight and thousands living in Maspeth. Corona, Klnihurst, Newtown Heights and Jamaica who are subject to unreasonable delays In crossing Newtown Creek. Kffor'ts are being made to get Mayor Hylan and Commissioner. Mills of the Denart- ment or Plant and Structures to be present, ana It is up to the residents of the boro to assist Connolly in bringing relief." Carroll said that he had been de layed, as long as 38 minutes on a trolley, waiting for a sloop to pass the bridge.

A resolution was passed directing Ihe secretary to request Governor Smith to take some kind of action with the end of terminating Jhe anthracite coal miners' strike. Another motion carried provided that application be made to the Board of Estimate to change the proposed site of the new Queensboro bridge from 86th st. to a point that will more directly benefit the communities In the allied association. Richard E. Trehern, president, pre sided the meeting.

MARRIAGE LICENSES John Reenll. 30 Jamalra, L. Ruth Btahl, 20 104 Welrfleld st. John Roth, 23 llol (atcs Inabel Boy den, 20..., 71 A Howard ava. James Kberson.

21 Woodhaveu, L. I. Florence orcharding, 22, 74 Jefferson ava. Louis Reich, 25 683 Putnam av. Bessie flchwarU, 26.

...130 Ve-non ave. Frank Schneider, 27 661 luih ave Christina Postrom, 23 637 Sth. st. Arthur Mone. 24 26 Adelphl sU Veronica Gar It v.

IS 101 Arlelohl st. Joseph Grady, 26 606 Lexington ava. Helen romerroru, 24 Huenrpr pi. Willie Johnson, 29 2976 W. 27th st.

Melissa Merrick. 28 2974 W. 27th st. Vincent Glaralone, 20 ,.,.1357 Rosalia Prlmo, 20 80 28th ave. John Martin, 61 61 8.

Oxford st, Edith Emery, 40 303 Clermont ftva, Carmelo Romano, 24 137 Central ava. Gulsepplna Poster 21. .137 Central ava, Fred Thomassen, 23 631 5ftt st Leonora Larsen, 22. .626 ifith st, Benjamin Rosenbllth, 30. ...116 Kent st Jeanette Levin, 28.

.1031 Lortmer st. nirnara jNicnoias, rt. ureena pi. vv inuren ieen, zn All rub to Blsslrl, 46... Frances Maziu.

80. ,227 Sullivan Angeles, Cal, Grant ave, Ralph iv4 Willi urn Robinson, 81.. Klia iaOfljrfl, 34 Leslla Bouerbank, 88, .112 Rochester ave. ltnj Madtson Man -Marr Jones. 25 647 Classon ava.

Frederick Dehls, 26 Newark. N. J. Dorothy Roberta 28 630 B. ltMh at, James Dow Una.

22 Freeport, L. I. Mlnnla Uremple, 12., ,.3407 Church ava, John Gerlnffer, 27 874 Kosciusko st. rauim Silverman, 23,874 Kosciusko st Leslie Hnrtiunr. 1,.

.874 Bleat ker at. Anna Brendell. 19... Central ava. ,...2601 15th ava, 7322 oth ava.

,.169 Rutland rd. John Martinet, 82..,. Annie iniel, 34 Denla Hurley. J7 Rose warburtnn. ti.

,240 KutSnnd rd, ...717 Gates ava. ...717 Gates ave. ..755 Beriren at. Tharldeua Williams. 21., Inea Williams.

21 Ben Wilson. 44 Bertha (livens. 44... Bergen St. Eugene Ltmouselll.

22. Bronl. N. V. i.

armela Maralmlano. 12.222 Liberty ave. Mnrrla Erlckflon, 20 RR Strong pi. Alice Wah I horn. 23 ..2,19 Savkett at, Hyman Koasar, 69 N.

Anna Hchnelrlar. Bushwlck i.ve- Jamea Bmlth, 23 14f.it Mlli at. Margaret Dohertr. 21 141 Uth at. Michael Sullivan, 22 3d Lewla ava.

Monica Ton a. 13 34 Ahbcv court Jnmea Bchllck. 24 771 CBth at. Margaret Whelan, 20 416 43d at, Solomon rlchrelbman, 23. ,3 IT at Jennie Glaser, 26 J12 Grand at, Roy Larson, 21 672 63d at, Jennie Waterhury, 21 646 till at, Albert Khret, 86 634 94th at.

May 12 1448 stlth st, Richard Heliums nn, 21 109 Park ava. Hose Iveraen, 19 149 Po. Portland Philip Ooldsleln, 2 23 Tompklna ave. Kenny Parker, 2029' Bergen at. John Unterrelner.

37 .1.. 332 Monro, al, Klale Kleh, 21 760 Kversreen ave, Crua Hernandea, 18 74 Mlddash Aseunclon Castellano, 20 13 High at, Dominic Andoloro, 21 Rellvllle, Kiiima Antnrlno, 16 270 Van Brnt at, Dave Mlllsteln. 22 843 Oeorsla avo. Lillian liershewlta, 21. Howard ave.

Rtir.llrl. -S tl 1 Uc.rc.thy Cooper. 22 224 74lh st. Walter rtaenson. 83 47 49lh at.

Kthel Kueka. 23 8U Avenila Benjamin Levenson, city, Kaehel Goldstein, 23 K. Id Oeorse Kern. 23 370 Bedford ve. Annl.

Ie Kranreaeo, 16 66 Rosa st, diaries Murphy. 86 Lynn. Mass. Marie flak. 31 4:4 47lh at.

David riahman, 27 16. Hoerum st. Bella Waialiofsky, 23. 276 So. 1st at, Samuel Sarapln.

SI Passaic. N. Rebecca Muchiln. II, 1661 Kast New York ave. Georse Orrt.

44 Maplewond. riorence rn.ians, a. 8am Welnsleln. 22 4 llaiaey at. 4a4 Quincy at.

lot Williams ave. trvlngton. ,1, 124 Wallanout st. Klmlra. N.

1771 K. 16th st, 368 K. aath st. Sarah Bauer. 20 Abramson, 29 Rose Weiss, 24 Charlea Kpsteln, 3.

Kthel Cohen. 36 Charlea Peler 31 Maud TVhlman. 22 283 K. Hill at. Waller Forkel.

22.. 801 Knickerbocker ave. hatha r.aclier. 31. .802 Knickerbocker ava.

Charlea Connelly. 26 166 Myrtle ave. Bridget Merlin, 27 1203 Kullon sU David Tell.lnaum. 13, 1046 Lowell Bront Henrietta Kvlnallber, 26 616 K. 3lh at.

Darnell Korde. 27 1024 Atlantic ava. tlelclna Roes. 83 Pacirlc at, Henry Ormnderaen. 27, 14 W.

12Jth Manhattan Violet Aaaon. 83 Ill St. Fell, at. Edward Cannon. 21 16,0 Park pi.

Helen curry. 33 Quincy at. Edward Maff.il. 33 14; at Klla Park. 19 1C31 K.

Jd Ernest vVorlmann, 32. v. Molet Nellsen. 27 la Ft. ilreen.

pi. Geor.e llnfxlinan. 36..,. 644 Alaban a Jennie 1'askoarlts Linden hlvd. Irving Hchnler phlladelplua.

Pa. hla Flaer. 394 Livonia av. tyilllam Armalrnng, 20 llsl.ey at, Sophie Sa.lc.wita, 26 lis K. ss'h at.

list Ader. 16 Brook. N. Hose tenner. 691 Koe.

luako ab Salvatere Morronglllo, 81, 1064 SI. Msrk a Teresa Barretll, 2J. ...139, Prospect Aaron Wrrner. 26, Ivy rt Brighton Beacti. Kill Kaplan 32.

1011 Ivy ct BrieMon pearl, John pllarorlh. 19 117 Herkimer st. Rlordan. 36 274 .941, st. Joseph llarlung, 84 611 2, lleeman.

14 7.4 Saratov. Frank llullne, 24. 2 WvekelT Rnalna Chlreo. 33 3 vckofj Raymond Cass. 24 Long Braii' li.

N. 1 lleulah lloMen. 14 Kdenlnan. N. ft Wladvelaw Marraewakl.

32 0 to, ,1. A a nee llaekowskl. 34 .0 lint S.nio Uaallardl. 8 ...114 No. Anna esarano.

10. 3d ava. Ilaial't Hunion. 84 ITnl Avenue I Marielvn tlanlon. It 80 Marlboro M.

Meola PI Mmtlo 28 80 S'mng pi. Cencetta Aaelpbl. U. Summit Harry 31 21 tlarhar 7.uli'-h. 87.,....,,.

23 Cnek si. cjennarinn llrfsno, 34 Carrnll st. Rail.erloe lltsl.ll. 17 3 1 1 1, ka St. Rernatd Tublln.

to, lrayette ava. Tlllle Brown. II. .....949 lfovelle aie, Selvaloee Caruso 6... una pis' aia.

rn' I. Hell, 1, pin. He i. oa nu.n al. I.ui'l- Kehissnn.

51 William 11 Mar. 26 Ma-a Aoaet'na Be. kr. ,218 Foster Louis Friedman, Cllelea proel Detly 19. Bstn lANEAM to $1Z IDKAL vacation nr buslneaa trips on comfortable roast- wise ateamera.

Direct connec- AND UP tlons for all point. South and Vest. Leave Pier 85. North Including River, N.Y.. DAILY KXCK.PT MealS and SI NDAY VI o'rlnck nmn.

Berth OLD" DOMINION LINE corral Offlcet Pier orlh River, K. V. Phono Walker STEAMBOATS. OreatsrCbmfort Lower Cost JALAT1AL steel steam-ers designed to afford special service and special comfort. Beautiful lounging and dining salons and well appointed staterooms.

Rail connections at New London for principal New England points. Lv. Pier 14, N. R. (Fulton 12 Midnight weekday! only Fall River Line to Host on.

l.enve New Tork, Tier 14. N. It. b-M fntly. Knntern Stndarl Time, 3pocil RaUs for AutomobiUs Tickets on tsls at Piers and Consolidated Ticket Ofh.es THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO.

Ud the Hudson IhII, 1 ii tailing Hon tiny For 1 1 nd tin Point liear Mountain, tNewhurich, Kingston mint, tatukill. Hudson and Albany. Also fWeat t'oint on Saturdays only. Steamer leaves lebroni 9.00 A. West 4M Ht 9:20 A.M.; West 9:40 A.

M. I Tinkers. 10.15 A M. Rail tickets accepted New York to Albany and Albany to New York. Music.

IteiHaurant. huiMtioa Only For Indian Point. tHr Mountitin, Newhumh and tPouuli Mr. Wtttthlnaton Irving leaves Denhrunnca 9:60 A.M.; West gd 81.. 10:10 A.M., West l-9th 10:30 A.

Yonkers, A AIo on Sunday, Oct, 11th For tlmilsn IVInl and tHfrtr Mountain. Hlr. Chnunrey l. Ieew leaves UenhroMes 1 M. Vst 1:1.0 I'.

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TOV I A I MI'I Ml a. steamers leaie KtansHn week.la.s. eireta Sstur.ls.a. al 4 I' vt 'llt st 4 30 PH Sat'if a I aM I' ju an. I a I' T.I W.lk.r I'entntl Italians I Ine.

Nt I ylt(1TIC K. William of Ii.i Plym outh today nnVI sentenced to serve one year and a day nt the I'f'iernl IVtilirtiilary at Attain. alien lie pleaded guilty before Fed- nil Judge Robert A. Inch to selling ft half-ounce of heroin to a Federal narcotic agent or lit on Kept. II, la.U Id 0Se I I Josephthal Review at Bay Ridge Armory Oct.

19. Men May Compete for West Point Regimental Happenings. By JAMES L. HOLTOX. HE boro guard will commence the various indoor activities, reviews and other ceremo nies, and several athletic programs during the last half of this month.

The fall drill schedules now are fully under way and the work of the aol-dlcrmen shows promise. The organizations, this year, all are pointing the work in preparation for the annual Inspections though these do not come until aft er the holidays. Among the several events scheduled through October are the following: The first fall meeting of the Brooklyn Chapter, Reserve Officers' Association, at tr 13th Regiment Armory, Sumner and Jeff arson Thursda niKht. Parade and escort or tne urun Alhambra bv the 106th Infantry, during the Parmentier Centennary Celebration marking the 100th anniversary of the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, Oct. 17.

Inspection find review of the Naval Battalion by Rear Admiral Louis M. Josephthal at the B2d btrcet Armory, Oct. 19. Review of the 245th Artillery (13th Regiment), by Brig. Gen.

Edward J. Westeott, State Adjutant General, at the Sumner Avenue Armory. Oct. 23. Annunl dance of the 27th Dlv.

Special Troops at the Hotel TValdorf- iolnl. rift 93 Annual West Point excursion by candidates and Reserve officers to attend football game, Oct 24. Battalion drill night of the 105th Field Artillery, at the uermoni ave, oemorv 2ft a A number of other events are being nlannecl. An nnnortunltv la offered the men of the boro guard to enter West Point next year. Through act of Congress the Governor Is authorized tn choose from the State organiza tions 1 3 men to become cadets at the Mllltarv Academy, and announce ment haa been made by the Adjutant rienernl nf the State that the exam inntinna for the men will be held on ov.

It arii 7. The guardsmen to De enginic ior appointment must have served at least one year In the State forces and be between the ages of 19 and 22 years. Those who wish to compete in the examinations for West Point are directed to make application, In the form of a letter, to the State Adjutant General, prior to Nov. 2, The announcement has been published In all boro armories. Already several organizations are holding classes for the West Faint candidates, where the men are being given special coaching for the examinations later.

Reserve filer rs to Mort. The boro chapter of the Reserve Officers Association will begin Its fall meetings at the 13th Relment Armory on Thursday evening, at 8:16 o'clock, announcement waa made today by Lt. Col. Nelson Mllea Holden, M.C., chapter president. Col.

Kdward A. Simmons, who recently returned from a sojourn in Europe, and MaJ. Crosby Field of the Ordinance Corps will be among the speakers. The report of tho delegates to Hie National Convention of the Reserve Officers' Association will be given at Ihe meeting. Also a nominating committee of three is to be appointed to select the officers' elate of the chapter for the new year.

The annual election comes In December. The Colonel reports the chapter flourishing. The membership has reached 273, more than a score of otflcera being taken in during the summer holiday. Prominent among these is l.t. Col.

Frank J. Monaghan, M.C., the New York City Health Commissioner. a 2l Naval Battalion. The first review of the fall season will tie given by the Naval Battalion. Monday evening, Oct.

19. Admiral Josephthal, State Commander of Naval Militia, will be the reviewing offi cer and that evening will make his fall Inspection of tho 62d st. organization. Cant. Kdward T.

Fitzgerald plans to make the occasion one of the events of the year. Commander Randolph H. Nexson of ihe battalion staff announced last evening the final scores made by the various unlta of the State Naval Militia In gunnery practice on the four-Inch navaj rines mounted on the destroyer Dlx. Tho 6th Separate I.t. M.

Mackenzie, commanding, of Whltestone I- carried awav first honors tilth a rating of 190 points and the th llv. of the 2d I.t. W. J. O'Con-ncll.

commanding won second place with a score of 117 points. Third Place went to the 9th Ilv. of the 3d Hn. of Rochester, which came next with 173 nolnts. tin the 2d Kri.

rifle team which won the Stale trophy at Peeksklll were the following: Comromder Nex son. captain; W. H. Harrington, l.t. K.

Denton. J. M. Keeler, C. C.

A. J. Kelsey. C. B.

K. D. Cogswell. C. first class; A.

J. Kleder. C. C. J.

8. Donahue, A. Schneider. M. first class; Grnvoson, It.

second cliiss; A II. i.erninlne. coxswain: W. Dunne, senninn; W. R.

Free. O. third "ciass. I0lt Cavalry MiilUal Detachment. The Medical Detachment of the 101st Cavalry paid First Sgt.

Robert S. Hriisaell sn unusual and pretty compliment last Saturday evnlng at the Hedford ave. armory. The enlisted personnel of the detachment presented the sergeant with a hand some Kinillsh Whlppey saddle, while the omcers. through 1,1.

F. It. Hamll ton, presented him with a fine bridle Frank I'nrnell of the unit presented the e.i'l'lle. Following the presentation In th sipia'i room the entire unit had i buffet supper In Mai, Thurston Dex ter a quarters. Music was given by tne iieiacnment bnnjo-ntandiilin cluh I nut IhIiI Artillery.

The first exhibition drill night for the let Hiittallon on Clermont ave, this rail will he bed e.loe..t. net. m. Mai. Clarence II.

Illgglnson battalion commander, announced Hat night. The vetran nf Ralterv II of the Field Artillery will hold a reunion dinner at Ihe lirook-in armory within a Uw day. The Brooklyn Heights Seminary 18 Pierrepont Street 5th Veer Oiens September 80, lfli.V Day School fur Ulrls and Young Boys, Hie-Primary School Through Cclleg Preparation. FLORSNCtC liKKBK, Principal. For Boys ami You ft Men.

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Luncheon 65c Ilinner SI. Driver Hits Rookie Cop; Held in Assault Charge Charlea Smith, 24. of S-n; 3,1 ave Lnnu iNlnnd City, will answer to MuRlstrate. Lawrenvaj T. Crcsacr in the LonR Island City 1'olloe Court nn Friday on a rharge of feinnloiis nssuult.

When he waa arrnlernert before tlreaser he pleaded not Kiiiliv and was held In Jl.Onn ball. Smith la chat-Red with strlkinc Allien KriiPKer, a tralllo poliiemaii appointed to duty only four days. wllh hla motorcar at Jackson uve. and 6th Woodslilc, where Krue-uer on duly. Smith declareci that on Rcrnnnt nr heavy rain when the nrridi'iit nc- rinred ho was unable to see the po liceman.

Kriieuer la now In St John a Hospital, Lona Island City, stiffeiinn Irom a fractured skull. Ills condition Is suld to lie arilous. l'a- irilmun Kdwnrd Schleler nf the As-torla precinct arrester Smith after the accident. DR. CADMAN.

IN TALK. RAPS "BILIOUS AMERICANISM" Dr. S. Parkea Cad man rapped "loo percent lilllous Americanism" that results In hate and prejudice, and de clared that "Itmrowlnir religion" danireroua and should lie avoided. In talk delivered yesterday before the Woman a (iulld for Service nt the' Central Conareiratltiniil Church.

Franklin ave. and Hancock at. lr Cadnnin stoke on the accomplish-mollis of the recent Stockholm Con- lerence, nt which leii'llmr. churchni' frofti 3H nations were present. Dr.

('adman urged tliat foreign laiiiiiinites lie laiiKht In our putillc schools, since Americana are lit i disadvantage when they abroad Imuiw tiny are unfamiliar with foreign language. A business ineetlng. presided over In the president, Mrs. Frank O. IMirerton.

preceded lr. Cndtnan's talk I'lana for Ihe annual filr. which will be held on Nov. 1H and were discusscl. $1,000 BAIL FOR MEN I HELD AS WHISKY SELLERS1 i Iriink Moti.nl Jnuj SheepMhcad $1 nan ball wher wna Ik Id In I air.ili:ncd vester-Icral Conitoissioner IV before r.nrtnore rliarge.1 "I'll selling nii.l ll.l..

lliresl.il Siitelay followlej an nllegi eiie of a pint of whiskv for The agents said tliev eoUn. tiotn lit. estlbllhllicil I.Hfia Hies nf home brew beer, gaibois of ni, Ions of wine, a iiusntttv of gin and two Mi-callon Vals of beer that Were In the making. Samoel WertiP nf I lead Hay rd proprietor of ro. taii' ant at 1 7 si Shcepsb.nd Mav bnuleinrd.

chitge.l with e. Ing Ibpier. was likewise In Id In II. anil ball by liar-inure. 4 ties in Brooklyn, will hold the third annual C.

M. T. C. excursion to West Point, he announces on Saturday Oct. 24.

He is planning on taking some 2,600 candidates and Reserve officers on the trip, wnuo at the Military Academy those mak ing the excursion will view the tool-ball game between the Cadets and St. Louis University. a a a lOHitt Infantry. Col. Thomas FalrBervis, commanding the 106th Infantry, has arranged several schools for non-commissioned officers in the regiment and a special class for the West Point aspirants.

Two nights ln each month have been set aside for target prac tice. The men will lire on the new pistol range, the rifle and machine gun range. Several tournaments will be gotten up, the Colonel announces. Captain Gibbons, the newly assigned Regular Army instructor with the Bedford ave. organization, will supervise the school work of the men.

Capt. Fred. Miller, U. S. signal officer, will Instruct in signal work; and Capt.

Kenneth F. Hanst will take charge of Howitzer Company instruction. MaJ. O. Clarkson Waggoner, regimental surgeon, examined 19 recruits during the drill period last night, all of whoch wero accepted for enlistment.

One man, Harry A. Penrod, a former sailor on the U. S. S. Arkansas, who is 8 feet 2 Inches tall in his stockinged feet, was assigned to 2d Battalion Headquarters.

Edwin and Richard Kreuscher, twin brothers, enlisted with 3d Battalion Headquarters Company. 104lli Hospital Company. Capt. Lewis A. Newfleld was ln charge of the drill of the hospital company men last evening at the Marcy ave.

armory. Sergeant Michaels haa started a basketball team in the unit and has. sent out several challenges to other unit teams. The review plans are coming forward at a rapid rate. 27th Signal Company.

Capt. Edward B. Esback, corn- manning tne Dean st. unit, an nounced last evening 19 recruits, nearly all technically trained men, naa Deen taken ln the comnanv since Sept. 16.

There will be no drill next Monday, Columbus Day, for the 27th Company. Following the drill last evening the Signal Company Civil Association annual elections were held at the armory. Capt Esback was reelected president; Pvt. Charlea Q. Woodward elected aa secretary; Lt.

wiinam J. Homan. treasurer: and Sgt. T. Lowrie, assistant treasurer.

14th Infantry. Col. Frederick W. Baldwin, com manding the 8ttL ave. organization, has called a meeting of the Officers' Council for this Thursday evening niscuss athletics and plan for several sport events through the fall season.

The colonel also announced the formation of several classes and schools for the men and non-com missioned officers of the 14th. Company gained four new re. cruits during the drill period last evening. V. S.

Marino Corps Reserve. The IT. S. Marine Corns Reserve Company has added several names to Its roster since last week's drill, and lt Is expected that the maxi mum strength will be reached with few weeks. Capt.

James F. Rorke. U. 8. M.

C. commanding of ficer of the Brooklyn company, has received many communications from former marines who are seeking en listment In his organization. Corp. Frank McCusker and Pvt Jack Barrett, In charge of athletics. are developing a fast basketball team.

Next Saturday evening the com pany will be guests nf the barracks detachment or marines for a lunch eon and dance at the Marine bar- 1 A .1 rilCKB III IJIU 1VMVJ ItllM. Resignations. Second Lt. William Gllllland Vance, Q. M.

N. Y. N. 27th Dlv. Train, was honorably discharged.

Second Lt. James Benedict Sheehy. Q. M. C.

N. Y. n. Kith Dlv. Train, was honorably discharged.

BORO Y.W.C.A. HOLDS MEMBERSHIP RALLY Two Hundred Hear of Plans for $1,400,000 Drive. Expressions of confidence that th cnmln year will be the "biggest year" of the Central Branch of the boro Y. W. C.

provided the coming drive to raise fl. 400.000 for the proposed new building at Slate st. nnd 3d ave. la successful, last night marked the opening fall rally and dinner of the Central Branch mem-bershlp at 376 Schermerhorn at. A p.

proximately 200 member- attended. A dance nnd tour of the building followed the dinner. Mra. Henry A. Ingraham, prcsl-dent of the board of directors, described the site of the proposed 11-story building aa "the best place we know of for girls." Among the fe.

tares planned for th new Central building are a big swimming pool, about 200 rooms for business girls, a library and a "quiet room of great beauty," Mlsa Anna Pyott, general secretn'y nf th Central Branch, staled that sh wished three things for th brnnrh faith, "th kind nf vision which will see what a larger branch will be to Brooklyn." and an Increased spirit of co-operation. Other speakers were: Mlsa E.lna Sandlln. metropolitan secretary for the boro V. W. C.

A who pointed nut that while Ihe Central Branch "only one-tenth of the boro W. Its precedent, are Important hecsnae It la the mother house, the Mrs. t'llnlon Unaalter. for years prrnldent nf the Mother's club of the and Mlsa) Ituth Hoiev. membership secretary, Mrs.

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TO F.I ItOPK I'ensillt local ticket agent nr 19 Male Street, New York t'ltr BROOKLYN WOMEN TO AID PALESTINE Plans for the improvement of medical facilities In Jerusalem were formed Inst night by more than 150 women, members of the Williamsburg Group of the Brooklyn llad-dasah. meeting for the first time this fall at tho Regina Mansion, 601 Willoughby ave. The organization, which Is a branch of" the Women's Zionist Party, haa been nctlve for tho past few years In the furtherance of medical improvements In the Zionist communities of Jerusalem. Chief of tho plans Is the proposal to Increase the corps of trained nurses established by he Zionist movement In Palestine and to develop Infant welfare stations, the construction of hospitals and other abls to tho medical machinery of the country. in the past the Ilnddnsah was Instrumental In establishing the nurs-Ing stuff of the Zionists and the clinics and welfare stations In the cities of Palestine.

Mrs. A. 1). Hurack, president, pre-sldetl nt the meeting. K.

of C. Council 126 Elects Michael F. Walsh New Head District lieputy Joseph M. Collins! nf the 17th KnlKhta tif Coliiuihus ills-1 Irlct, assisted by his warden. Hurry Mclermott, was tho Installing olllcer Inst night of thn newly elected olll-eers of Columbus Council, No.

1 Knights nf Coluntbiis, The Installation exercises were held In the audi torium of the PiMNK'hliil School of Our Lady of Mercy. Hchernierhorn near Nevlns St. Many members 'of the rouncll were present tn take part In the ceremonies, (liaii.l Knight Joseph W. Conklln In rellii'iulsblng Ihe chair gave a short address In which be thanked the members for Ihe assistance thnl they gave him during his term of olllco. i The nfllcers Installed were: The Very Rev.

Tbotnus J. O'llrieii. chap. lain: Michael V. Valh.

grand knight; John P. tlepiity I grand knight; cram Is Madden. chancellor; rionk i Itellly. Ilnan-clal secrrlary; Joseph Walsh, recording secretary: Joseph V. treasurer; (laHaKher, ad locate; Joseph iMlln.

Tllotnns II. Woods, wardens: M. N'oltin. Itislile guard: John Itoche. John Me.

Tainnev. ouisl'le guard; Joseph W. r'otiklin. delegate to Hint convett. lion; John Mcfiroaiiy, allernnle to Ihe grand knlBlit; P.

Kenvrnv spot to Ibo ilelegate; William It. Kolev. K. ijnlrin. James P.

Keavenv, W. Cottkliti. ibdn. galea to Ihe Long Island Clinpler, John V. McKiov.

in of C. James Mi'Mullen, Joseph KMautr, Uuneek jJTruiioii BQn mil, DrUJKLTPI, N. 1.