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THE HI.OOKI.YN DAILY EAULIL XKW YOHK. TUESDAY. M.PTKMBKlt 13. VJtl. 4 MARRIAGE LICENSES S.liMtt AMI SCHOOL'S AM COLm.ES liUlTLS AMI REORTS BERLIN TRIUMPHS OVER MUNICH limited rr- 4 mi- r.

M--i Hbi, iv 4 k.a tMUS BALTIMORE TO HAWAII bit? 1 a Mat- t'afeaah. I-4h a. I 1. tar lau Wm.iw III KllE ktE STATE V.ra Btfc.iUit.W- iMt t.t riW MATSON NAVIGATION CO. JWT.

UXJU. aXMKV tfcJ Hotel Montchir HIII IK i iiiii Niiiiii irt ntn Ml tl Molt I VI 4 11 Ho 'IX i. i I. r. I I- -1 ti ii til H'riM ri -wai vwit.

THE GLENWOOD MILL RIFT, PIKE CO, TLSH. Cjw a I Mil 11 U'nte cll for circu'ir on our Autumn crk FnJ rfvil Trios. Price rtoniMe. x. IliMiLinv (Hflrr.

III. I- TW tfVfcr4 Im. rt ii (Ut fa ft tr da mt'fi. i nil ritt- Ml. t.

lui t'tint. lanii 0i4i ii ralra Ml i. HA. I I 11 II Ii HiiiiiiMh lX 1l fra'l Mm. hai'ti'ie h.

Irl Riwnw lih Mr.iii' lili. riii.iir ut-r mmb Ilralr4 tall ral. auT a.l ltuth Dfiawarr Wairr Gap. lb I ha)rii af UIimr at "tilt" nHIIMl The Kittatinny" Ih-Uairr fr I'a. n.r ij.l iii.M.main li.tl-l a 'i lw I I Mil luteal ll.u,i.t Mu.

I. I 111. IN II It I IXH'K Inm-oiio Mnuiilaiii's ri rv nnru a on ia tin tiwaaa. Mimiihu in ft-Meon -ti. tit-at fUrtrU- ligbta kuc.

It.M.kb I'd a. Iaiigl.p.a1 llnm- MASS, Inrliidlnir Ml'l I AKM In tb. K-rWMrrp ft l'lt. 1(11. ft piH'f tO Ppflltl vatuin 'lutnit; ptnibi 4KttlHT.

1. up HiH.at' anUihatoh, Map (OVMitTKlT. ILM TERRACE CLUB open 411 Hit- Yrnr. i iir uplift. -1 lie nt talile plPfitjr of mi ik.

frp(i veRptahifn, Garaga. lirici Uu 71. WoodinuuL, Con a. Ni KN4.LAND. KXtUMi rorK fVrfti HoaiiM MaKnttbfia eiit-ry Good Hot.

1. Ft Itoa'i Map nllr's M. K1MHAL1. S. K.

Htttel Aaauctatlon. Lrapr Motel, Maaa 0t tilth SAMTAItU MS. CAST si', r.o Iteytbaveii ball: homp fur ii ttli'Is, brnb raa. tnvaU-et Piiia. hui tl tiriKbt.

Miuiiy tiHiuiv; tiuy servb-e: nurt-s' atteittbtn, refers. n-en. I'htmp 1 1- TRAVLIl Ktirnpe. Bermuda. Mediterranenn.

California, Hawaii, Heat Indie. Smith Ainer-ivi, hiim. Around-! he-World, Kte. fXruvetera' Cheeky, Letter nf t'redit, 1 I Accident and Hunntre Insurance, Money Order? and lb afta. lltitel Bnokinara for Stimdiird and Dp I.iixp Hotel everywhere.

Otlieinlly appointed Agent for nil Trana-AttniUie and Tnnia-PaflHc l.lnea 359 Fulton St. Opp. Boro Haii Telephone Muiit 020 ACRUISE deLUXE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN By (he S.S.CARONIA of (heCUNARD LINE Sailing from New York. IAN. 28H' W22 DURATION bl DAYS Strictly limited to $50 Guests Thr Ttinrrat'tt fnrfilfie visit to MAIIKIKA.

SPAIN, l.lltKALTAK Al.l.ll US. MONTH CAKI.O, NICK. NAPLK.S. KHVI'T. ONSTANTINOPI.K, A II limit; EXCLUSIVE MANAGEMENT THOSaCOOKirSON 245 Broadway New'York MEDITERRANEAN EGYPT ITALY FRANCE By the Palatial Steamer "Adriatic" 'M 5 -i fl Tons.

Sniltnp from X. Y. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1922 Duration l)nj. Membership Limited. Inclusive Rate, $975 Up Per Person Visiting Mnileirn, tilhrullnr.

Alitiem. Monaco. Monte I'nrlo, Plnieiia, Aleiun-ilria. and eoniplele Tour of ITALY mill I'KANCK. Everything First Class Throughout Kor particular api.ly THE GLOBE TOURS 249 Wvsi Hltll Street.

t11ice open till P.M.. inc. New York. Saturdays. CLARK'S 1 7th ORIENT CRUISE hv sumptuous H.

S. Knipresa of Scothind, giowa tons. IS days in Kgypt and "ttietlno, etc, Krb. 4. J9J2.

63 days, incluiiif; Shove Ks i tirsions. Hotels, Ouidea, Drive. Keen, ptc. FRANK C. Times IHnIding.

New York OCFAX STKAMSUtPe The New Transat'antic Liner da Liu S. S. PARIS 33,700 Tom 45,000 Honcpower Sailing Sept. 14 New York Havre Paris I'AUIS TO! HAINK IKOPOl.lllN.V IKANtK I. A KAY KTTK I.V I.OHKAINK (()( IIAMIIKAI CHICAGO Sept.

14 Ocl. .1 Nov. 1 Sept. 17 (X'l. Ill Nov.

19 17 Oct- 'JO Sept. 'II Oct. IS Nov. Oct. VI Nov.

IM Oct. 1 Oct. Dec. 3 Oct. I Nov.

8 Dec. 11) IS Nov. 1(1. Dee. tl Nov.

I Dec. Ill 1 I.V SAtllll'. II A UK NIAtiAKA One cln cnliin rate, Dnnjiit. MAY tOKIi VK.O 1IAVKK f. HOI f-ept.

17 Winter riiten now In eflect, fO.MPANV'S OH'HH, 1 STATK N. V. COIvlPANV TNC.J-rsss. lioiriil.ir I'tihstcntrer Freiicllt Service Mmlcrn htetimera, arryliiit I'. Mull NEW VOKK ANTWEKP I) ANZH- S.

S. New York, Sept. 14 From I'ier N. N. V.

NKW YOHK DA NZKi Direct N. H. Joseph I'llsliil-kl. Oct. tl Main Olliees.

IHII) nrniid.vay. N. Y. Itv And Independent Operated by a i a Cm-l i alkali PRATT INSTITUTE RMottl Dr CIum Oa S-r 21 t.l CIWM OM S-a. I.I KU at ritll.

-rrar ADELPH1 ACADEMY ti a. an hi I ...4 fc aJI w- tmr -Mil .1 I I HrfMllWP 44. miviiti. liur- IIMNlN FIRST- to CoDtfe FRIENDS SCHOOL rf 5vl. J7lf.) CHiPMW AM.

Prtrfl SCHLRMLRHORN ST. BEDFORD INSTITUTE SCHOOL FOR ClIlLJ I It AitMlltfti klMfKI.KTI inioiin.it 0.f M9.i. SriaWw If, 1921 JZJ Skmt. M. T.

MRDT 1ISS KENNEDY'S SCHOOL? 211 Carroll St. Ilrlffn 'iurt and 'linto Reapcnt September 18. 1921 KOK MKi.lN'TII I rrm I a4 Mlllt' Krutw BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY IS5I IS Firrrrpont StrMt 1921 rr 1 1 prim 11. Day Scaooi tot Cirli mi Yo Bori M.i'itt'M.n ihriMiKli i'iilin iircparAtiuB. re.n II.OKI HUH.

frin.lp.l MtKV IMMXIUTK M'HOOL jf I'hik. N. rhTirtft li- the Kcnta ut Nrw York. IndiMdual ta I'm'la a. i-30t xw2 In'eTational Schools I I iwnt.ti.n Iiklya.

rhorn Miila Tulnrlnt for thr all vaailnatlnna. tub Di'MOUU fK l.HKOin l'iae Tel. StiTllnj 0711. LniKivnmi rnrMV UK Ml. IMKII T.

KKll'l N- -I I'IKMIU 18TII. l'or Hy nihl Vminit len. St. Paul's Garden City, L. I.

For Catalogue or Interview Addrest WALTER R. MARSH. Headma.ter 1S8 Stearl Cmdrn Cily. N. Y.

I'llDSK UK bfOOkltn -Corivr Kraimlm BMl AveDUua Spr-UAI I PKUPARHS FOR. REGENTS, COLLEGE A In WEST POINT ari ANNAPOLI3 5 n.l for I ntaloir sod in HoprtB Kxam I'A Li TERM BEGINS SEPT. 19 The Prospect Heights School for BOYS l.tnioln Near Ivlirhlli Are. I lilM VHY TO roLI.Ktili MlvN TKAfHEIIS ARliE 1M.A lorni Iti-Kins Sept. 111.

Tel. Sterling; 0T1H Regents Evening Classes colU-R" or vilify ins cittilrntf!" r. T. tie-. K-itrt irwtriHMnrn; sniitU flnssps.

L'O r-; 'Ui-- 4 'Rvrmr. linwni v. m. i rr( liuiison lt-e. Hroitklyn.

MAPLEV700D Nrai r.flih yr. tnis inltT yenrs, CoimI tHhlt'i hmiit'likc ThoroiiMh in.slrucl ion, MncltTHie rat or. .1, c. in I Box' 37.. DHtlinii, T'fUnvare Ftir Gfrls id Ynint Womrn The Packer Oollegiafe fsistliufe I tl co i I 1 1 In I HTr A Srhool for tlii' ThorniiKH 1'raining of tiit'I? an! Yoii'ir Women Klein In ry yen Mich Sehoiil.

-I yenra liniior oll'(ie, '2 yenra I'll" frinT'imr otlicp each morning in 1 iiR Spf rm'ifi ft' atton of sui.i.'ius Hrptt-nthfT IH and '0. instruction iirKitis SiM'tcnibt-r 21. s'nt on Hpplii'Htlon to the r. ii. in a.m., Iri clpul.

I It nnnoTT. Ireiitiinl 4f Hour! uf TniMfeoM, SELF SUPPORT IN A MONTH FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN Train vim and place you. Oil or send lor Hwi graduates. l'ii fvetontf ni eur -tioflnee fnurf-s. N.

Sdiool of Filing, 1170 Broadway, N. T. PKKSMIAKING, deFigning. millinery thor-ruglilv taueht. Dav and evening claasen.

Rat. MeOnn-i'll Schonl, 1'5 XV. 35th M. N.T.O. Biisinrss Schools STUDY Tm: K1.KMKNT8 OK BUSINESS BOOKKEEPING STENOGRAPHY TYPEWRITING ARITHMETIC BUSINESS ENGLISH TCxp.Tt iriMrui'tnrs ImltvUtunl attention.

J.ow Cost--Kail Claes forming. Ask CENTRAL BRANCH Y. M. C. A.

Hnnnn I'laie, Brnokbn. V. V. HWKIiTAKJAL COl'KrtKS IN 60 DAYS. TliomandH hive quallticd for lucrative nofitioni- in Hie above time.

Why apond hitlf a year? Brooklyn Hraneh, Street, re-opena Monday, September p.uh. MK)'S rVHOOLfi. Kust 4d street. New York. EAGAN SCHOOL A High Class Commercial school In tha Heart of Brooklyn's Office District 174 Mont a if ue near Borough Hall.

Accounting L'ook keeping Hunklng fcenetat ml. (Shot thand. Typewriting liay Miid Kvetnng pensions Call, phona or write for particulars. YORK UNIVERSITY lllllll. OK KKTAII.IMi Nichl Ilivislon Opena Sept.

SO, 19L'l. Twenty-fire Couriea. l-'urtiier Infolmution. Director. 2 Wavcrly PIbc, Nework Cily.

Lamb's Business Training School Troaprrt Theatre Hld, 827-837 Nlnlh 8t, I1KAKK BIKINKSS SCHOOLS. K.fifoid Lrooklyn. Tel. Proa. 74fi.

IH Nassau New York. Tel. "2 1 I. zS'Ye-cr DAY AMI KVrMM) Haw York -72 Park bat. 38 A 39 tta.

i I States lines htW YORK TO EUROPE I mix AHUICA: CtOlU VASHlCTO)l: tw. Twirni- KM lM.at 41 OI.U MiHTH TTF w. OENTtWIAU ITITC II X. I I fiVHiVliI.E CTftTfc On. I Xa.

Bit ia ua raivt.H uin( I I Mr. HI lMMIt Wrt. IS tWv. I VITKO PTATril I.INFJ 4S BK0AD4AY. N.

JOW MOORE MrCORMACK CXIMPAVY R0OSLTa.T SIEAMHUP COW ANY CNITtD AMLRICAN UNXS laa(ln Oprraton La.H-4 iftn BuuJ XYVHITE STAR kalll.c I'lera -t. Sank RKer. Jlew Vnrk Al mm (da. Iuhl wvlKll aprrlttr II A M. J.rarn r-i' Nv .5 terivlle i toutliaiai'iva Oct Nov.

No, al felf.a fH.pt. 17 Vt. ISNov.lt I'M 1 flrl- Nov. (ran I tk-t Ht. Nov.

ew lark tut Itoat.a Aaoeea. (ilkrallar. Nanlaa abd (Jeana. iak.e A enl. .1.

Nov I teo. l.aoiM 1 A. at. i.t SO Oel.r A.M. tlct.

Tl I N-v Hw r.rrlt'i IS HI-. llaib.ra l.lbao Daaaic ftmenH aAMEEZCAN Line I Himb-irg atit eMria Nov. VI .1 I. Wee. 1 Atsti mi IMvmouth and Htiin-buttel.

lnleriititioiirtl Merttuitlto Marine ('a. I in bteamera l.abtt.oOw 0 Broiidma. 1 nr loral CUNARD fe ANCHOR l-'nnt cvr Ynrk. l'Maaenaer aitd Krrlaiht Kertleea UIl ANI Wlt'THAMPTOS AOI ITAMt eit. I 4 IH1.

5 Ht.KKM.AKIA Vt. tt Ort. til AKIIAMA .1.1. II Nov. ft i I.1VKKPI ml.

I'A Kf INI 24 I.BAVI (nel H.M.I.!;" Nov. 1 lee. PK VTIII A (nea) (tel. IS Nov.lt Iler. 4 AKMAMA lie.

SI ANI HAMBl'Hll SAXOMA Sent. 17 (let. 2 Her. 13 I.HNIMINIIMHHY AND lil.ASHOW I' MKHONIA (new) Ked. 24 Oct.

21 Al.l. KKI I tlet- I Nov. 12 tl III I Mill Oil. 8 Nov. ft lie.

til AxsiKI.V (li t. it Dir. Jan. 1 tTNAIll) MKIIirKUKWKAN (HUSKS MAIiKTrtA. 11 HALT AH.

A l.tjl V.HH. Mu-NAt'cl. NAPLES. AU'UiANDKlA. P1HAKUS, PATKA8.

TRIIOSTW. (Porta vary accord-iiiK to cruise.) t'AKONI Oct. Iee. 1 AMKKONI A Nov. I Ill t'tinaril unci Stenm Hhip Hion.lHHy, New New York to San Francisco VOYAGE to New Orleans on a modern tteel Southern Pacific tMnrcar.

Line Steamahio Enjoy the rest and comfort of "100 Golden Hours at Sea." Continue to California on the famoua SUNSET ROUTE-Evcry mile a Scene worth while. Send now for literature andinformatio Southern Pacific Lines A. J. Ponton, Gen'l. Agent, Pasienger Dept.

Room 2015. 165 Broadway, Cortlandt4600 ((uickeat Time Acroaa the l'aellic TO THE ORIENT 10 Day. to JAPAN 14 Day. to CHINA 17 Day. to MANILA Travel In Comfort on tha Palatial Empress of Russia Empress of Asia Luxurious Accommodations.

Single Cabins. Double Cabins. Suites Hedroom, Sitting Room. Private Bathroom. Apply to Aitents Everywhere or E.

T. STEMMING, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dpt.

Can. Pacific llullding Madison Av. 44th St. Foreign Fretfiht Agt. vVonlworlh lluilding, Barclay Tel.

HareLiy 7srl. Tel. Mrruay tlill 40( CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. Truffle AgeiitN Direct Fast Service to 1 onstantinoplI, ODESSA NAPLES, VARNA, CONSTANZA. Express Passenger Steamer "GUL DJEMAL" I formerly (Jerinanlcl rnrryiiisT S.

Mnll Sails SEPTEMBER 21, 1921 Flit ST ft III N. tU(K). OTTOMAN-AMERICA LINE ('. II. I(l( HAItl) Tnss.

Agents 211 llroildnuy New York South America Dfrort Piissenser Service to Moittevlduo ami Buenos Aires. "Crofton Hall Sept. 25 A''commodfition Firnt Cluai I'iiBsenperH only. Hpactona und bcHiitifuily appointed Public Rooms. Norton Line For further part Ictilara npply to NOKTON.

LILLY COMPANY I.enerHl Agent 2(1 tteuvrr Ht. New York I i I BROOKLYN )S aSMtkCIOM ST. Mil ii ll Wa I 0 rv scHoairitsir a Mm tavaa aW4.tea a (km Kan l.li aaai .1 a Mrkl ImnUM limit k. tr nine at ,14 mm Ik t4a at. a.

Ear C'Ura, 813 tmUm Art. twin a I ft Irl a Mm' HOTELS AM RESORTS lDNta ll.tD. VILLA. Port WaLlBfft01 will an i- M.r ll4r II. Ti-T fHYSTAT VT TlflTrt.

Lrt r-Mmc. tr1ai t-aih vri rMt Mlr4. tut rilM tl I iii dson cxt THJi. Mania Tfrrarr, l1Hr il ln(fr rlrv. Mut ftlrt MAKTIV tPT thutu UWANr.lks tXH'NTV.

hi 1.1 VVJf TROWBEIDGE lUrh lvaf inn rtui tfutijr atfd r.H.HT tr -tK I Ka KeiMTvatifttia for ll opir rvfuprti lui jrar aa unl i rwwia F.nii.t lmirvvfitiiii for and flur of KTomtn troiir Two latha four lulktp. i mtlv four ma Up tntn, tri htltta. itn baihitig. lNatina. rmuf ifiittU; 1ar.

pl.ant rvama. lv rn aird milk. r-aiii. rgi vt ta fmm faim. nuirMx ialiiy Ihmhw rMkiria.

rat on aplt atton irana-1 puna i Ion trvr; trunk, ur ma kmc lMtMhrrf. arl lMnkht iwiiain-Ing ktiiTx from MiUtff(J iatriMia A itrivatc tiartlilK joup, rttncit tHtrntiap K. TKflU BKIlMtK. Traa. au.l 1lik luihaftu t.li ft aiNOinniodatrp jW; hour ftom Yoiiv.

10 ii(inutrf from viliaf; md ut; on.hiiri4, tian ing. tcnntA, tr. Konktet. I 'll mi llHHV riHPRM.Iu HBRfw, MOUNTAIN LODGE PINE Bl UH. N.

T. neautlfui mountain nrenery, erMent r'ook inc. modem ioniaiilencea. Spefhil Heplein-ber rana. E.

PA1.MKH. Prop. KAChKTT I.AKP. V. Opi-ii fur hunting aatiin.

spaclal ratea fnr Hept. and Oct. floattnir. Iiathlng. cancinii; good Ktary A Whealen.

MiniainW Tirlim Yulan. N. Homallko ho tntel l.tt on ash- kathti K. naning. A.

MCor- mirk. "nrNflMHS at FpmdalV hpatptj improvntupntu; booklets; Chris- tiHIlft. CATSKII Ii MOl NTAINS. iTABV HOI SFrratHkiM Mountain -A. oniniotlattttiid for Her.

pit. her at rt'ilui-eri ratps. Hoard the brat l'AI'L HTABY. West N. H.

2, Box 143. Crystal Spring Inn; loiltrn ttnprovvnirnif. Home rooking. $15 up. ADIKOXDACKS.

ANYONK imlTering frtini imittuinarv troubli-'an rtntl an itieitl ir. rt-t and rure. The bent of food. Fruit, vegetables, tuilk. (ream ami freph egK from our own farm a lea 1 2 to 0 et'k i 1 IK HI ST FA K.MS, AfJirnnoai-k Mta.

P. O. Adflfsa. L' Main ut, Ha ran no V- Y. FRIENDS LAKE INN Kverv lioiii rotnfort JfJO up.

YM. All'RI IIV, Cheater own. N. Y. NKAV YORK STATK.

DlNTiOUSE Lake Mahopac, N. Y. u(u in Rate. Vor Wrrk. An exoiuBive fnmll.v hotel, tiireitiy on Ink fiont.

iolf, tennlB, bouting, fishing, guragf. Pii'tnrofiriuely lot-Hteii in the hills of rut nam Fount v. ft. altiin'le. in (lea from New York.

ft.ib)ish'it PV.I. Hooklei. ipen till Int. A. II.

DKAX. ATLANTIC CIT OPRN A IX YKAR Hrlck, Hteel and Stone (dnetlructiitii. PRINCESS ro. i ariiiinii avh near Ut in h. Hut hing from house and our own HonniwHlk bath houwen.

MOT AM) COI.U lU NVINt. Al FK IN Al.l- KOOMS. Klevator, French oreheHt ra. Dancing. JS.r.O up dnily.

Special weekly, Amor, plan, rapacity 600. Booklet mailed. PAUL (. KOSFFKANS. Owner.

OPEN AM, "YEAR Brick, Meel and tStone ConstrTietion. vuuiiira ucir onoi thing from house and oui Hnartlwalk bath tnjusoe Hr am i com RUNNING WATE.1 IN ALL ROOM. Moit KiuVKtnr. l-'n-tu-h Orchnttra l)i nig Cap'f oOD Mat mailed A MvC A NS. Ownti -CONTINENTAL.

Tefinesisee av. near Bpacli. ALvnvs onen. Private batif. runnlnir water In rooms, elevator; ext-ellent table; white service.

American plan. $4 up ilaily. Sticflal weekly rats. Booklet, ilnriie. M.

WALSH Ul TUG HOTKL WITH A MOMS HKA New York nfir licai'l'. auci ncrv-ice uuexcolleil. Spccfitl Full Amer. plan S17.ro week up. C.

II. WOOD Mgr. horois rvi Virginia Av, clone to Beach and Steel Pier. Capacity liO. Amerte.an plan.

Private bat as. Running water. Elevator. Klectricily. Special September and Fall rates.

ALOIS (JJRl'liKR. THE BYRON St. James 4th house from Beach. Steam hen.t, i unntnp water, private baths. Home cooking and service.

$17. week up, American plan. W. A. CAMPBKLL, Owner.

in, RAYMORE Worlds Greatest Hotel Success SeWIDTvS'NIJRE Vlminia av, 3d hotel from beach. Prlvata bntha; runnlna; water; elevator; reduced Fall rates. Sam Ellis, owner. N. J.

Collins, mgr. SFNAT0R tn pre-war prices. Be- Binnlnp Sept. atli. per day, American plan.

Fireproof. First hotel from boardwalk on Virginia A v. Maryland av, near beach. I uuuu.e.naAJw KunnlnK bathi. OwnerEhtp mgt.

Mrs. C. J. TT-TP WATTfTMSl Koutb Carolina av, near I lit waj.jj.iin: to rate.s. Amer.

plan. Linton H. Arnold, owner. WTSTMTNSTE'R Kentucky nv. nr.

Beam wjiaimimaixiii Elnvator. prlvat8 running water. Open all year. C. A.

KOPP. AbliCBY PARK. FOUT HOUSE ASII? ZH, a Open in September. 20 up Wutkly. I.AK KWOOD.

N. J. florencITnthe-pines Lnkewooil, l. Opena Sept. lt AM modern impros amenta, I.

Woclir, Prop, THOMAS CTTAOK. 11H 3d at. fpen fori fanon. Latent Ittipruveinenta. Rules on I application.

Harris Ac Campbell, Lakcwood 1 Zit-M. sull-tfl THE CAMPBELL INN A a 1 akx la 1 4t Ivf 4 V'F. I I i ti. Tie rveiftiatwa ft li.rr wa Ktt aa Kni.fi.1 Pr air Mia la- r.f.rdta a. a t'-t fur al ti.ri.B a tl all lio lu Iter Mnairhuit ra if lia-iUua 4r -uiaoda mrr ut.

ta itae J.tlr la Ihr rwt-tt aiit-ntt-tv ot ll.r Kta.iAi and llavaiiaa t.ov-frnn.artila an tir Bw-nt am a. 1 1.2 for iIm- uf niaitljl la a lu litaiu, taut ahtn tl.r im.mi a. I im, alimat. tub Kalir ha adtr-U. rr tiuum-atanra-a Ixinnt The lUvat.an au.l.llr uin.

a hu really i a li.iue. auiH.itr. ih, Khr aiueiL.inieiil Ihr la-morniti and tn. inl iat.f hr 1 tuple a art utni unaiitmuu.lv acainat 11. a heretiiin Von Kahr a.a mtllr.l ta rmitii, lr.

Itmh. the Winiatr of Justin- (ull.ia 11m In. lam pit. A WW KOVeriilnent will n.ia- he formed on the amall m)orll tn the K.eUtui- the la ninnali, e.an and Hatannn a p.rtv the latter lu imi Uemoctatlr hk'h, hoarier, may tn ronatdt-rahly atmitrtlie-nril if the Social late raiiaa-ut to Juin In aupiMiit ihr net pov.rn-nient If l'riv I'ouiK-illiir ira.lri of the Itavanan lcopie'a partv. lahea he muy Van Kahr'a aiKt-eaaiir.

havtnir provwl ima. I( aa al'le mateaman iJlwral vicaa t.ur hi. health ta hnd and lie thlnka ha haa dune hia almie II he l.rmts the 1r. neifotiuliune with It. rlin to a happy roiirhiai.iti.

Dr. Kuirene Knilhnir and Ur. liana rthmelte, Loth hieh govet nmilit off inula, alao are llientliitied aa ramtidal.a, but muy lie a nmnher of dark horaa-a. In the Kelt liataz'a control commit. le- Chanri llnr Wirth expream-d him-M-lf aa gratified with the turn limine Liken In Munich.

Since Von Kuhr haa b.n cliinliuit. d. Wirth may hhow himself more aicrerahlo and make cunceaaiona a hen I'riyy Councillor Held returns to Merlin tomorrow to feet the eaaii-at term a poa-alhle for a minpenmon of martini law In lluvaria. All the Republican 11. wnpapers hail Von Kalir a realRna-llon.

fur his behavior during: the criHis opened the even of even some vho lined to follow him blindly to the fact martial law In Bavaria wna only one of the preparations made for the return of the Wittelbacha. whom Von Kuhr never failed to con-an It on any important event. Von Kahr was the only knighted Prima in Uermanv. After hia resignation the Federal Statca of the (iermany Republic will be governed hy men bearing no titles nave such aa they have earned by hard work. COP FINDS BOY GUARDING DRUNKEN FATHER IN RAIN During' the heaviest downpour of rain Sunday afternoon, l'atrolmau Thier of the 74th Precinct found a frail boy.

6 years old, standing guard over a prostrate man in an open lot at 18th ave. and 57th st. The man was (ilusemie Iott.i of l.tt Mott Manhattan: the boy was bis son Paul. Father and son had startpd for Coney Inland that morning, the boy told the policeman. On the way the futher dropped into two or three saloons for liquor.

Leotta was arrested on a charge of intoxication nnd received a suspended sentence in the Magistrate's Court. Paul was brought Into the Children's Court as without proper guardianship and Justice Wilkin remanded him to the Children's Society to Sept. 16 for an Investigation. JUDGE APPROVES LICENSE DEVICE, FREES MOTORIST VU'tor A. Grande of 50 Broad st.p secretary, was haled into the Traffic Court yesterday charged with having improper license plates on hln motor car.

Grande was given a summons by1 ratroimnn AicKenna. on Sept. 10. jowpn jHammill appeared on behalf of the defendant. He said that Grande used a license plate that lowers the chance of accident at night to a minimum, he said.

When car is stationary the numbers on the plate Bnow red; while in motion they show green. The device gives the police a chance to take the license number of a fleeing- offender, he claimed. jviagiHtrate i-'ihu said that he ap proved of the device. The charges against Grande were dismissed. notices.

SITPKKMB COURT. KINCJS rOTTNTV Helen JJamloo. plaintiff, naainst Rum Fin mien. and Date Damico, hla wife, defendants, in pursuance ot an interlocutory judg-vrent of partition and aale duly made and entered in tha above entitled action, and bearing; date the Itih day of September, 192 1, T. the undersigned, the referee, in aaid mem notneu, win sett at punnc auction to the highest bidder, by William P.

Kae, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 1H9 Montague street, in the Bor-oukIi of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on tha fifth (ath) day of October, 19H1, at twelva o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to bo sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel ot land, togethnr with the build inga and im-nrovenients thereon, known and designated on a certain map entitled "Map of 84 lota belonging to Tiiomaa uouwortn and others in the Town of Buahwlek, Long Inland," filed in the ohice of the Register of Kings County on August 1U, 1840, as part of lot No. 70, and hounded and described aa fullows: Beginning at a point on the southwesterly sido of Bush wick avenue, as widened, dl-tant twenty-two (2 feet, six () inches southeasterly from a point In said aide of Bushwick avenue where It ia Intersected by the southeasterly line of land formerly of Debavolse, and now or late of William Wall; running1 thence southeasterly along the southwesterly aide of Bushwick avenue, twenty-two (22) feet, six fi inches to the northwesterly side of lot number 71 on said map; thence southwesterly along said line of said lot number 71, seventy-five feet, more or less, to the northeasterly linpe of lot number 68 on said map; thence northwesterly along said line of said lot number 68, twenty-two (H2 feet, six (fi) lnchsa to the southeasterly line of lot number 6ft on said map; and thence northeasterly along aaid line of said lot number 69, seventy-five feet more or less, to the southwesterly side of Bushwick avenue, at the point or place of beginning. And also all right, title and interest of. in and to the courtyard tn front of and adjoining said premises on Bushwick avenue, and all right, title and interest of, in and la Bushwick avenue, in front of and adjoining aaid premises to the center line thereof.

Said premises being known as and by the street number 732 Bushwick avenue. Dated, September la, 1931- 13-1 tu SAMUEL E. AIRES, Referee. Emil Kreis, Plaintiff's Attorney. 44 Court street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. STORAGE NOTICE. WILLIAM H. STRANG WAREHOUSES, 900-910 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y-, September 6,1921 To Fanny Bnssano.

Edgar H. Brown, Frank Commtther, Anita Fenian flea, Eatate of T. H. Loomia, M. Quinn, llary Prout, Paul Reichert, William Rogers.

Mrs. Mary Ryan, Joaeph Schmidt. Mary Waring, M-p T. Worth, Virginia Williams, Mm. M.

Wolfe, Mrs. M. E. Barnes, William Barger, ill. Kapp, John Daly, James Fleming, Lillian Forbes.

Mrs, A. Fa lb, W. Griffith, A. Lau-teratfin." Thomas Murtha, J. J.

Maloney: Housenold goods, personal effect and merchandise stored by you In our warehouses, will be sold at public auction for non-payment of storage charges according to the statute tn such cases, made and provided for, at the auction rooms of William Pollak, 23 Bnerum place, on Wednesday, Sap ember 14th, 1921, at 9 a.m., and on each succeeding Wedneday until all the goods aro sold, 7-2t-wtu WM. HT. STRANG. ri'BLIC NOTICKS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE AD-LTCR FORKCH Kit, INC.

The ahove corporation is about to aell its manufacturing plant of Infanta and children's en.se s. lo-rated at Noa. Bocrum Brooklyn, N. Y. All creditors and lienors aro notified and required to exhibit their claims with (he vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at hia place fnr transacting business, at the olHce of Truhtano No, 141 Montroea In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on or before the 17th day of Sep tomber, r.U'l.

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1 Olet. M4mkr. i. aapi Afe4. 3 ka-l lMjraaa.

l. 'I trrv-aiaa ariau. lir ti.llo. XI. HiaH Millr.

t' (T I tt iaa Pt 1 Kitor a4 Mt 2IM al 12 liitn ft 1 n-rr at! .12 Wltllama av i HitiiintM iiv liJ MeinhMttin it i N.nh 7th at t.t 441k i 12T4 44th at 1 Hki pm Uuaiw. It titH-Mt aM i. Mit nM Unna Sa Phiup lut Hla hi tn ba-rlt Jt Hantttn4 OTtilioa. a ISauiilt-- JHfk Hk. in Id htt-fainu.

Anlfiirix Ahlavu, 21 tiit-rt IVn, liia VM, 22 Harry lteeiiftld. 21. Maltha 1 Ji.hu Al.lri igr. I'T I'lara Hill.k, 24 Kth IT HMuaman at Tl Huv-tani at 1 1 i 2aht i al North 7th at i 231 Juhlifton ave 21 A a Jav at li Mi Kttih al 711 IvcHltiKtun v- t'lia in at 7S Kehaefrr at I Klatbunh aw 1W art .162 Me-rol l'roqr't at 221 l.wia av- ttplmon'co pi 49 Mav 4Mb it I'ntoti Hty Terrace, 1. 1 11 at ii tih Ketlf), IJuhti 141 kHa.

3 Itriha 'ni iii ha. 1 tit Slefauti. r. Antitnni.1 iiHtltmt, it TtMiv lAii-fiiut. I'nulfnce Itenfttrte.

Chiirlftt SanUatront, Hilda lrn. 21 I'tMnk Iteaaner, 2.:... Man Sehulta. Mrt Itiiftrairli, 3.1 in. eniM Velaacoa, 2.

.2: ..4 Hi. Mark a pi lo Pin tit Lynch at Htishwit av (irahain av 17 Sycamore ml laj alworlh at avn 40 Hi nl nit? at 374 Jay at 274 Jt at 21 fail no 1.47 K. X. V. ave ip Orand ave Ira til ave N.

J. I. In wood at Strong pi .517 Clinton at 32H IMh at 3i lftth at 1.11 Jack don at 24., Km nk 24 ItuMt Competeilo. ii, NattKtu Ituthlteld, Add Hoaenhlum. t3 I'eriey Yyuian, Julia HtAWkeft, 'M It.tlph Itefrumt.

lianaefm, 21.. Kerdfnantlo lteittnlinl, L'4. I'hfltmiena Mttg, 22... Joseph Holley, 21 Mary Hendua, 22 fVilvHlnre Vuell-i, It Mario KuffKlero, 20... Hlckey, 2H Catherine Ihlh.n.

24. oestreich, 22 Kfme Feldman. 20.... 124 Powell at Salvatore Triolo. 3d 34 Willow pi Maria Pecoraro, SO 34 Willow pi David 4t Hmnx, N.

Y. Sara. Lowenatetn, 34 Ill Retd av Michael Zacearn, 3T 4fi7 Hodnev at Kose Muraello, 2a. Klnier Alliertson. H.

Haitel Young. Max lllnsburg, 3S. 29 North kth st Jamaica. L. I.

273 Hawtliorue st 28 Division st, Mlltn 217 (la(es av Minnie JolTe, 27 Peter Kalkner. f.4 I'lirlatiue Nietiiuniniei' Leonardo India, 30 Teresa (laiilell. an Oscar Measoni, SB Janet demons. 28 Beii.iaiuin Kempncr, 8. Dora Holodar, 211 Doiian l'ooter, 2S Louise Ko.nch, 20 Herman Holodar, Hose Meaelsohn, 19...

William Scharl, I'jiullne Pnmerance, 24 Bedniiliu r'milh, Hlunelie Williams. 26 Pasquale Poluinho, 27.. Curim lla Sclammaoco, Melvin 24.... Helen Kriscli, 18 Harry Cohen. 23 Yetta tlolilnerK.

Basil Busacca. 23 Anna Vlllanti. 19. David Mhveld, 23 Norma 19 1 91; Norman av 44 1 35 Kngert av 3SA Flushing av 19 Sumner av ...77 lifnyette av 012 K. 5th st ..110 Powell st .844 Hopklnson av Atlantic av Atlantic av .844 Hopkinson av 844 Hopkinson av (Irahain av Monlauk hv Allautic av Atlantic av Newark.

N. 2(1 Hills 20th av tiolioken, X. .1. 222 Powell st ...73 liebcvolxe. av .73 Debevolsa st ('itv, N.

J. DcKalb av Ml Christopher nv Ml Christopher av Hcrhert Klctclier. 8 349 Balnbridgn st Minnie Kunzneilcr. Hidaewood av Vockli: Itauslnnd, 27 414 Clinton st I-rida A'jrn hamsen. 2ft 4dll 4th av Nathan Uoldiu.

2 Ht. John's I1 Hesi.ie i.arllnkel, 21.... Jos ph. Ackermau, 35.,,. Anna Motener.

46 Howard Borst, 28 Klcnnor Osgood, 21 John Perry, 26 LoulBa Corplno, 2- Charles Oraf. 27 Klennnr Von Hagcn, 21. Fred Woll, 30 Kathetine l.uger, 28... William Wella, 23 Marguerite Alberline, 2 Frank Ki.ln 29 Mary Burger. 27 Harold (iaylord.

22 Rose Wi.rcr. 21 Jsiilore Burr, 35 Kose Solomon. 21 Harry Weiss. 25 Clara inick. 22 Hvnian flircllk.

27 Dora Ptfin, 22 47 Christopher av Allanllc av .2732 Atlantic av 720S 3d av .1362 St. John's pi Li. I. 349 Linden st .435 Herkimer st 96(1 K. 91th st Hollls, I.

178 Broadway .223 Richmond st .963 Bergen Nt 257 Covert st 255 Johnson av ..635 Flathush av 50 Nevins at ...238 Vernon ave ...104 Hopkins at .756 Hopkinson av .209 CheHler st 381 Powell st sr.s Xrtle nv LEGION POST OUTING The first annual field day of the Bill Brown Post, No. 507, American Legion, was held Sunday afternoon at the. SheepBhead Bay Speedway. De-Bpile the threatening weather (he af fair was well attended and proved a success. The.

baseball game, between the Sheepshead Bay team and Bill Brown nine was called at the end of the sec ond innlns because of rain. The results of the athletic events, for which gold and silver medals were awarded the fit set and second, respectively, toi low: Firty yards, girls, Anna Me Govern, first; Dorothy Boyd, second. Fifty yards, boys. Hoymond Murray first; Charles Hart, second. One hun dred yards.

Killer, first; Gillen, sec ond. Sack race, Ingram, first; Old ham. second. One hundred yards, fat men's race, George Hartt, first; Drum second. Three-legged race, Hedberg and Leffner, first; Hartt and Dwyer, second.

Obstacle race, Phalen, first; Frohlich, second. The huckleberry tiie dash was won by Kdward Simmons. Among the prominent persons who attended the affair were Commissioner nf Water Sunnlv Cornelius M. sn.ee hnn. Coiintv Court Justice Reuben L.

tlmkell. r.onntv Court Justice William K. Hayes, County Court Judge George K. Martin. Peter S.

Beery, dock com missioner Murray Hulbert, Marcus B. Campbell, Superintendent of Public Works Joseph F. Fennelly and Michael Laura. SMART SET IS ON HAND TO HEAR BEDBUG CASE (Special to The Eagle.) Westhampton Beach, L. Sept.

13 The locality famous "bed bug case" was tried here before Justice Charles K. Kaynor Saturday and a smart audience of summer colonists wore present to got the de. tails. Miss Tsabel Jessup sued Howard Townsend, of Orange, N. a Westhampton Beach summer resident, for $200 rent on the Jessup cottage, which Mr.

Townsend took for the summer and then abandoned. Mr. Townsend left, he told the Court, because he found the cottage already occupied. Many tenants, he said, were concealed in the corners of the rooms. When he left, Miss Jessup "gassed" the cottage and obtained another biped tenant, who, however, did not pay as much rent as Mr.

Townsend. He paid $21)0 less than Mr. Townsend and Miss insists that he make up the difference. Justice P.aynor will give his decision later in the week. 3 UAMEP.ICA LINE KZ' NEW YORK TO ROTTERDAM VIA riTMOLTM.

iOlLOCNE-SLI MU II A Uaait Tlaaa AMSTERDAM, II tm.S. 17.0ctZ2 NOORDAM II AX. ifi. 24 Oct. 29 ROTTERDAM llaai.

Oct. Nw. 12 IW.IT ikvab am. wet. i ua.

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NEW ZEALAND HONOI I Kl v.a Al TM tl I The t.Mial Ht.amt. S. "N.aara- R.M5. "Makura" ma ra rr fare, aailinaa appir ('aaaaUaa ra ill. 11, a Iltdlauai A.

lata N. to l'anadlanAu-tralaaMa h.i.l Mall Una. 44 Nl at i) I Ar. eru-an Line Bli.l Koute and Throuah H.H.Innga I'llnciil luinta lu Sli.l.i.n,. (iro.all.

soil llnlitc si.iN L.KI.K MlllltKN sTt. tMIK4 iS. Stockholm Ocl I Nov. 12 Drc. 24 S.

S. DroH.uighoU...0cl. 1 Dec. 1 (Minertar l'aeairr Acra-aiiaMMlMiawa llltut, 54 Stale ra lavk GCAUDIUAVIAN ERICAH DENMARK, N0RWAT. SWEDEN.

GERMANY a.d BALTIC STATES Otcir 11 Seat. 15 Uaited Stt. 22 Frcderik Oct 7 He I 01a Oct 13 fear faaaataiar BAtaa. 77 Vhu-ha! St. T.

EUROPE and SOUTH AMERICA Rerular Salllr BOY 41. AM. fMCirtC Sanderson A Son. Acta- B'war. N.

Y. BOATS. HUDSON RIVER DY DAYLIGHT The Ideal Route Between NEW YORK and ALBANY MAliN It'll KNT KIVKK St KNKRV. I.AKr.E. 1IKAI TIKI I.I.V KdlTM'Kn MTKAMKKH.

MI'SIC, HKNTAI KANT. Du.vllitlil Huvlua Time. All Service Subject lo nance VVI1I1011I Notice. Ilaily. Incliiflinr Sunday, steamer IrviitK.

"Ilpiidrli lludeun" or Fulton' leaves Dcslirnssef. Street at 00 A.M.. West 4L'(1 Street A West U'Cth Street :40 A.M., Vonkera 1:15 A.M. fur IHear Mountain. Volnt (except Bun-dnyi.

tNewlmrch, tl'mmhlikeepale. Klnitston I'liint. CalHkill. HmiKon atul Albany. ()il Sattiriliiy Afternoon, Sept.

17. steamer "Hubert rult.Mi" leaven Mesl.rossee atieet. West 4Jil street. P.M.: West lath street. 2:111 P.M.: Vonkera.

2:411 KM, for tllenr Mountnin, tWest 1'olnt and tSew-buriih anil return Sunilay, Sepl. 18. slenmer "WaaliiiiKton IrvitiK" leaven Deshrosses street, 9:30 A.M., for tllear t.New burgh anil i. return ateamer name day from points nuirkeil t. All tliiouch mil tickets between New York anil Albany accepted, r'nnneetlnii ut Alhnny wllh New Aork Centrul and l.

II. Kullrnada. DEI.K.IITFi r. ONE-DAY Ol'TINGS 'felephona Canal 9300. TX Hudson TT River Line DESBftOSJSES ST.

PIER. NEW YORK 1 Uafly sailings from Pier 82, N. foot Canal weekdays, ti and 7 p.m.; Sundaya and Holiday at 6 and p.m.; West WIA half hour later. (Uayiight Saving Timei. Direct rail connectiona at Albany to all points North, Eaat and West.

Phone Canal 3000. Express Freight Service. Autos Carried. HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY MIDDI.ETON S. BORLAND nnd JAMES A.

EMERSON, Receivers "Tha i'ubUo Hfl flfancd. PROVIDENCE'S 3.89 LINE Staamer leawt 1'hrr 3, N. K. Hum-tin st weukd.yi tad Sundays at r. m.

diiiyUcht Sa'inB T.nioi. Stiieritonu: may rrrrrd in urtvnnr-ft TMiona Hprtng U01. AN DAL AY To Atlantic Illghlamla. New Jeraey. COUI UAN't'IMU C.OOU MUSIC SCHEDULE WEEKDAYS SUNDAYS (Daylight Saving lime) From I 9:30 AM 1 From ii am i 6 PM 19 45 PM Hatlerv 1 Alt A tl' tic Landing 00 PM 1 lligl.lds I FA UK oil CENTS KAt'll WAV lelephoua Uroud 7.1KU und ttOM.

LAST TKIPS of the SKASO.V SIND.VY, SEPT KM HE lHlh IncTax METROPOLITAN LINE HlltO! UU l'lUS COD CANAL I oniieclioii at 1-Josion for Portland, Hockiand, Bangor, Mt. Desert, larniouih, N. t. Steamer leaves Plar N. N.

V. (ft. Murray 8t.) dally In' ludlng Suudovs. 5 P.M. (lliiyltglil Savins Time).

Tel. Barclay 6000. EASTERN S.S. LINES Fall River Line To Boston Splrndlfl Rteameni. Hni.nHid Service.

Leave Pier 14 N. It. (1'iiitnn Street) 5j P. M. Dally.

New London I Norwich) Lv. Her 40 N. K. (Houston 1'. M.

(Utcept Sunday). Leava Her 70, E. It. teUnd St.) 6.U0 P. M.

Daylight Tuna. CENTHAL HtnSON LINE Newlmrali, Pouglikeepsie, Kingslon and (lltskllls Mis Lv. Franklin 4 P.M. 1 and 2:30 P. M.

Sun, 4:30 P.M. All steamers leave V. 129tli Mt. half hour later. FAMILY POUTKATS.

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