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i I THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922. Balance Still Due MANY BROOKLYN-LI. (KIDS By H. F.

O'NEILL ttM NO CHANGE teotNOGlSETHArl II HEY MOM HAl tNWy- 10rtJijB vfSLiPor-y now cor amy rv you! im ii i raj i MEN AT PLATTSBURG Summer Training Camp for Reserve Officers Opened. X. June 16 College tnrii and preparatory school hoys from Tnr'o liico, Honolulu, and nearly every Piute in the Fnion reported to day at Plattslmi Barracks for the start of the six weeks of infantry tr.iiniiik' in the R. O. T.

camp com-manccd by Col. J. c. Xicholls. Th complete list of Brooklyn and Loni; Island men follows: Advanced Course, 1st Company.

Poruentown Military Institute Henry1 v. II. Bootes. 82 Pierrepont Arthur Force, Kew Gardens. I.

Citnell I'niversity Stephen A. Emery, 2(1 6 pi; Lawrence M. Ortor. Klmliurst. X.

James A. Smyth, Corona. L. I. Xc York Military Academy Jas.

R. Hriggs. 1 7 Columbia Heichts; Frank K. Henderson. 3632 26th st; Hamuli K.

Rodriguez. 46.2 Convent ave. Second Company. Clason Military Academy William X. Rrown.

79 Cumberland Kdawnl Fitzgerald. Xorth-pori. L. Chauncpy Mitchell 23 I nni i hill nve. Thomas J.

Smith, Flushing. X. Y. Sf. Johns School.

Manlius Mason K. Iiev.sey, Great Xeck, L. I. Tri'd Ciimnanv. Columbia I'niversity Eugene K.

Heaton. Astoria, L. Anr.iii 11. Henderson, Warden City, L. Carl M.

K. Baldwin, L. Ove I Lance, Baldwin. Salva-tore C. Minute, 130 DeKalb ave.

Culver Academy Frederick It EST.U HANTS. "Turk sliipr'B F.ittin rlaee" THE ACME Seventh Avenue at Ninth St. ote Tii Iteiiiitifnl "irwn Room" now- iiviilliililo for ImmiiietN find pari irw on Hppllctit inn to mnnavrr. Sunday Dinner $175 All Summer 1 to 8:30 I'M. Telephone LAFAYETTE IRELAND ESTATE TO FAMILY AND CHARITY With the exception of a few charitable bequests the estate of Thomas H.

Ireland, late of 177 N. 6th goeo to his immediate family. Petition for probate of his will has been filed with Surrogate Wingate. The estate is valued at "more than $10,000 real property and more than $5,000, pei sonal properly." Provisions are made for the follow, ing bequests: Mary A. Ireland, widow, 201 Sterling Themas H.

Ireland son, 1088 Nostrand $5,000, and the good will, stock and fixtures of the undertaking business; Rose G. Lee, daughter, 154 Sterling Anna Ireland (Sister Thomas Mary), daughter. Convent of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Agnes Ireland, daughter, 177 N. 6th $5,000 and the house in which she now lives; the children of a deceased son, Edward A. Ireland, Anna, Inez, Clare and Thomas Ireland, all living at 950 Putnam divide $5,000 equally; Joseph Ireland, brother, 198 N.

6th $6,000 and the stable property at 178-182 N. 9th Rose Ireland, sister, 198 N. 6th Mary Monaghan, sister, 177 N. 6th Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor, 4 39 Henry $300; Societ of St. Vincent de Paul, 4 Court Square, St.

Vincent de Paul R. C. Church, N. 6th Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Society oi Brooklyn, 4-5 Court Square, $500. Noron! AFTER he currr, mah HEra me if I'D 1 IkF- YUHMZ WHOLE: U)rOF THINt'iS DONE I SAlOft'S I'D LIKE fHMe 'Prt AONE eor I DIDtf TTEU CO IT HONEST ANYHOW HE Dh9 (Secrets of the Movies Q.

What are the prospects for the early adoption of color photography for movie plavs? A. A film entitled "The Legend of Troubled Waters," a Chinese fantasy-drama. In which the natural colors of the objects before the camera are reproduced, seems to forecast the early general adoption of color photography for the movies. The new invention surmounts all technical barriers to realism, and' promises results greater than those achieved in the Kngllsh picture, "The Glorious Adventure," made by the Prisma system. Q.

How much material was used for costumes for the 225 disembodied spirits in "Borderland?" A. Over 'a half mile of slkoline, a yard wide, was used. Q. How are stqne doorways for sets made? A. Stone doorways for sets are made by tacking sandpaper over wooden frames.

Q. Is Lois Wilson a blonde or a brunette? A. Lois has dark brown hair and eyes. Q. Did Tom Mix have a double for the horseshoeing scene In "The Fighting Streak?" A.

Tom himself was the blacksmith and actually shod the horse. What precautions against accident were taken In lllniliiir the scene in which the hero of Monte CMsto is dropped 150 feet into the water? TO' morrow's Kaglc will toll. 25 YEARS A PR I F.ST. The Rev. Michael A.

Kitzgeral'l, rector of the R. C. Church of St. Hicks and Warren will celebrate the 25th anniversary of his rectorship at the church on next Sunday with a high mass of thanksgiving and following the mass the parishioners will hold a reception in his honor at which Eugene J. Cook, president of the Federation of Catholic Societies and one of the parishioners, will deliver an address.

On the following Saturday Father Fitzgerald, accompanied by his brother, the Rev. Maurice Fitzgera'd. rector of the Church of St. Gregory, will sail for Europe. They will spend about a month in Ireland.

TO SING "THE MIKADO." The Glee Club of the Eastern District branch of the Y. W. C. A. will give "The Mikado" this evening at the Bedford Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association.

The performance will be under the direction of Miss Sara C. Porter and Mrs. George D. Saville. Foot Troubles WHEN the no lew of your feet burn or If your feet and leiri tire eurdly or ache during: the afternoon or evening it it time to have them examined.

(X-Ray DlasrnoaU) No CharKO for Examination Dr. JOHN LONG Podiatrist Foot Specialist 177 Joralemon St. (Nr. Boro Hall) OFFICE H0CR8: to 5 Daily. Turn.

A Fri. 7-S. TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAM Amateur Radio Reserve, Bedloes Island (1,450 Meters). 8:50 p.m. Instruction in Radio.

9:00 p.m. Mens and Girls Glee Club of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, direction of Mr. Leroy Tebbs. Manhattan (360 Meters). 1:40 Edna Beatrice Bloom, prano.

2:40 Jacob De Pool, 'cellist. 3:40 Edna Beatrice Bloom so- 80- prano. 4:40 Children's Hour, by Elsie Jean. 10:30 p.m. Musical Program by Mary Mellish, soprano; Elena Avedno, soprano; Ellen Rumsey, contralto; Rudolph Ganz, conductor.

Newark (360 Meters). 7:00 p.m. "Man in the Moon." 7:30 p.m. "General Household Sanitation," by M. H.

Oachs. 7:45 p.m.-3-"Imnortance of Tech nical Training," hy Horaen K. Byers. 8:00 p.m. Literary Evening.

9:00 p.m. Concert by the Essex Orchestra. WHN (360 Meters). Saturday. a.m.-r-Special hours for women.

10 a.m Llccardo; Violin recital by Joseph Leonard Turano at the piano. 4:20 p.m. VV. H. N.

School Child's Forum: "Applause," John Hollander, age 1 3 years. p.m. Radio "Effect of a Charge Plate with a Vacuum Tube," G. G. Adams.

Newark (360 Meters). Saturday. 10:30 Popular selections. 11:30 Capt. William J.

Dwycr, "What the Red Cross is doing for the ex-service men." 3:30 Miss Helen Gail de Groff, soprano soloist. 4:30 Peerless Trio will sing. 5:30 Dance selections by the Melody Syncopators. 6:30 sky pictures. 6:45 Good-night stories.

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I. New York University Edward V.J cariner, nao K. 17th st. Staunton Military Academy Charles F. Miibank, Freeuort.

N. Y. Bumc Course. 4th Company, College of the City of Xew YoYk Stephen H. Abbott, 696 Hart Bernard Cantor.

6414 lth Philip D'Andrea, 2121 Bav Henry L. Dickman, 475 Alabama Sidney A. Gellert, 698 President Eugene' Healy, 482 Lencx Morris Hurst, 2542 Bedford Isidore B. Katz, 139 Xew Jersey uve. Jacob Langsam.

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827 Lincoln Arthur Mellon, Bayt-ide, John H. McDermott, 367 Union George Schwartz, 1361 Fulton st. BROOKLYN GIRL GRADUATES (Special to The Kaale.) Boston, June 16 Elsa Gunnison, daughter of Mrs. Frederic E. Gunnison of 79 Argyle Brooklyn, and Ruth Ann Shipley, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Stewart Shipley of 642 E. 19th Brooklyn, were graduated yesterday from Dana Hall, preparing principally for Wellesiey College. Both young ladies were among the highest honor winners in their class. J.

H. STEENWERTH DIES John H. Steenwerth, 60 years old, a lawyer, whose office was at 967 Broadway, and who for many years enjoyed a large practice in that vicinity, died Wednesday at his home. 407 E. 3d where the funeral services will be held on Friday evening, at 8 o'clock.

In his younger days Mr. Steenwerth took an active part in politics in the Eastern District. He was bnrn in Brooklyn and had lived here all his life. He is survived by his wife, Ada Proctor, a son, John H. a daugh ter, Mrs.

George F. Murray, and a sis ter, Mrs. Mary Edgecombe. IS NOW A man did try To get some coin And get it all Too quickly. The man is now Inside the jail And he does look Quite sickly That's all! RKSTArRAXTS.

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