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Joe Lotto, Trippe's manager, figures the little Mount Morris "wildcat" set to tear into the very best fightobtainable and told Carey. to "step and get good man." Lotto TOTICE TO BIDDERS- Sealed proposals for construction. Heating, sanitary and work, attendants' home. LetchVillage, Thiells, N. will be by the Superintendent of Purchase.

Albany. N. until 2 o'clock Eastern standard time. Thursday, 1926 when they will be publicly and read. Proposals shall be ened an envelope furnished by the ate Architect, sealed and addressed.

and be accompanied by deposit as arantee that bidder will enter into the it awarded same. Deposit shall asist of certified check drawn upon legally Incorporated bank in this and made payable to the State of York money equal to of the fount of proposal. The contractors to the awards are made will be reto furnish surety company bond in sum of fifty per cent. of the of contract within thirty daze nfter notice of award of contract and in cordance with the terma of SpecifenNos. 4684, 4465.

4666 and 4687. The reserved to reject any or all bids. awings specifications mar be exLetchworth Village, Thiella, N. the New York Office of the Departof Architecture, 18th Floor, FlatBuilding, Broadway and 23rd Street, the Department of Architecture, Albany, N. Y.

Drawings, spectations and blank forma of proposal may obtained by persons or firms engaged in line of work required at the discretion the Architect from the Department of chitecture, Capitol. Albany. N. upon deposit in the sum of $10.00 of money, check made payable to the State of York for ench set of construction. tine.

sanitary or electric drawings and poifications which deposit will ba reit the received drawings and specifications in good condition by the State chitect. Sullivan W. Jones, Capitol, Al- Dated. March 24. 1924.

Municipal Civil Service Commission ROCHESTER, NEW YORK rumination for Auto Mechaniclan In the Fire Department Public notice is hereby given that the micipal Civil Service Commission will an open competitive examination postion of Auto Mechanician in Fire Department, on Friday, April 1926 Application blanks may be obtained office of the Commission. 3rd or. City Hall Annex, on Court street. must be filled out and returned on before April 10th. Candidates must be citizens of the ited States and residents of the City 21 Rochester.

They must be not less nor more than 60 years of nge the time of the examination. They have had at least 3 years of exrience as machinists and in the buildcare and repair of gasoline and her engines. The duties of the on posrequire that appointees shall be bjeet to call at any time of the day right, salary of the position 1s $2150 year. weights for the examination will 8.8 follows: experience statement pplemented by testimonials from past present emplovers, 100 per cent. LOUIS E.

LAZARUS. Secretary, chester. N. April 5th, unleipal Civil Service Commission ROCHESTER. NEW YORK amination for Meter Readers in the Water Bureau Publie notice 1s hereby given that Municipal Civil Service Commission hold an open competitive examina for the position of Meter Renders the Water Bureau, on Friday, May 19011.

Application blanks may be obtained the office of the Commission. 3rd CIty Hall Annex 011 Court street. must be filled out and returned on before May 1, 1926. Candidates must be eltizens of the ted States and residents of the City Rochester, They must be not less In 21 nor more than 60 years of age the time of the examination. All ndidates must have had at least three months of actual experience and ployment in the reading of gas, elecor water meters.

"'he salary of the position grades $1,625 to 81,725 a year. The weights for the examination will 48 follows: experience, suprlemenby testimonials from past and preeeinployers, 60 per cent; reading of ters, 40 per cent. LOUIS E. LAZARUS, Seeretary. chester.

N. April 5, 1920. NOTICE tended Ordinance Providing for the Sale and Grant of Franchise. City Clerk's Oftice, Rochester, N. April 5, 1926.

10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PurMutant to the rules of the Common Counof the City of Rochester notice is heregiven of a proposed and intended orproviding for the wale at public ance etion 10 the highest bidder and the rating thereto, of a certain franchise to maintain and operate the necessary and mains for the transmission and livery of steam frout central stations beating. through and under various eels, avenues and publie places in the Rochester and also to construct, and operate the necessary m. 11 connections and other or appurtenances necessary for the per transmission and delivery of such subject to certaia terma and conCons: which said ordinance was introcad at a meeting of such Common Counthe 9th day of Metch. 1026. ABRAM DePOTTER.

City Clerk. YOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to All order of Hou. Joseph M. Feely, rogate of the County el Monroe notice aby given, wecording to law 10.

all perhaving claims or demands orge. W. Schoenweltz. late of the city of chester. county of Monroe, atate of New deceased.

present the same with vouchers therefor. to the undersigned alices M. Tack. Administrator of said rouge W. Schoenweltz, deceased.

at her the transaction of business as such ministrator at Nos. 537-530 Powers BuildRochester, on or before the first of September, 1926. ted February 18th. 1026, FRANCES M. TACK.

Administrator of George W. Schoenweitz, ceased. Selden S. Brown, attorney for Administra- 537-538 Powers Rochester, N. Y.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Persons owning real estate in the vicinity the area described below ate hereby titled of proposed chauge of use g010 9m D. Residential to Commercial. ALL miser fronting on the East wide of Lake entte from the Northeast corner of encer Street, North to include the Southcorner of Ambrose Street and for of 120 feet. A hearing will be held offlee of the City Planning Advisory and. Municipal Building, South Fitahugh rept, on Monday, April 14, 1026 at 11 lock A.

M. L. VEDDER. Sup't ot City Plannings NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Persons owning real estate in the vicinity fren described helow are hereby notiof a proposed charge of use zone from Residential to Commercial. All prent fronting on the East side of Genesee rest from Southeast corner Amett boulerd South to Include premises No.

410 nesen Street and for a depth of 120 feet. hearing will be held in the office of the Planning Advisory Board. Manietpal ilding. South Fitshugh Street, oll MonApril 12, 1926 at 11 o'clock A. M.

A. L. VEDDER. Sup't of City Plannine. NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Rochester Dressing Co.

will be held at the Ice of the company. 655-665 West ave. city of Rochester, Monroe County, York, on the 124 day of April, 1926. 2 o'clock P. M.

for the purpose of eting fire directors for the ensuing Fear two inspectors of election to serve at next annual meeting and for the of such other business as may operly come before said meeting. Polls remain open for one hour. 0. RI. ETTER.

Secretary. Dated Rochester. N. April 3, 1926. ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE AND ROCHESTER HERALD.

TUESDAY, APRIL 6. 1926. 27 R.H. CARROLL REAL ESTATE BULLETIN "Published Every Tuesday in the Democrat and Chronicle and Rochester Herald" "The longest way 'round is often the shortest way home" On the surface it might seem that the best way to buy a house would be to go straight to the owner and buy direct. The truth is that this is the very worst way, for al number of reasons.

To mention only one -you will find that a deal private parties is rarely satisfactory. It is invariably dragged out over a long period of time, and as often as not the whole thing comes to nothing. What is needed is a mediator, the impersonal attitude of one who has expert knowledge of property and is skilled in closing deals. The R. H.

Carroll Company has closed hundreds of deals which. from one cause or another, would otherwise have had an unsatisfaeending. It yOu are contemplating the purchase of property, we you a service backed up by almost fifteen years' experience and success in the local realty field. Single Houses For Sale Ellicott 6-coom house 91 Folsom 6-room house newly painted, near Thurston car lot line: has 2-car garage in rear, is home you 41x112. A will be pleased to own.

Adams floors, laundry trays, refrigerator, are features of this pleasant home. Owner asking $9,900, mortgage, terms, $2,500 cash down and balance on easy terms. See this one for value. New Shirley St. Home for $500 down- -You pay the balance monthly or quarterly like rent, $65 per month will cover everything.

There are six rooms, electric lights, Adams floors, furnace heat. It will make a good home for family that wants to buy 011 1 easy terms. Shirley street is in the Winton road section, on the Blossom road car line. Wellington Ave: -Large 8-room home, convenient to West High School, churches and 2 car lines; fine location for a doctor. House is complete, on large corner lot 50 feet.

wide and 145 feet deep. Price is $15,000, terms are $3,500 cash with balance arranged, payable $75 and interest quarterly, and garage, located on good street. This is a nice home, less than two years old, well arranged and with fireplace in living room; three good rooms and bath up; less than five minutes' walk from St. Andrew's church and school. Owner anxious to sell, priced at $8,800.

Call for full information. Lake Ave. Boulevard, just off- This cozy 5-room modern bungalow right near line for ouly 700 with $1,000 down: two large bedrooms, oak floors, enamel and mahogany trim, every convenience, beautifully decorated: $50 per month carry this home, cheap, as rent. Merchants Road--Three good homes with tile roofs and good location, Nos. 99 and 95 are 6-room houses with garages (only 1 year old) price $9,000 each.

No. 125 has 9 rooms and is well adapted for large family; price $11,000. The owner anxious to sell any one or all of the above homes and will consider any reasonable offer. 175 DARTMOUTH STREET An attractive two and a half story eight home with Adams Hoors and oak trim, two fireplaces, water beating system and a variety of other highly desirable modern features. Quick sale on this property is earnestly desired as owner is moving to California.

Price asked, $22,000 with $4,500 cash. You should 5 this property. Summerville Blvd. section- At Stop a very modern 6-room house, cellar under entire house, and sun parlor, large bay window and open fireplace in living room; lot 50x150, only 300 feet from boulevard; can be bought for 000 with a first payment of $1,500. This is one of the best buys on the market this spring.

Building Lots in the Summerville Boulevard Section 1140. off Monroe ave. In the lowlands Tract, that can be bought nt about price when tracts were opened. A good buy for builders. Investment Property Birr St.

One of the best fourfamily houses in the city, Between Lake and Dewey. Well built with every improvement, such as electricity, gas, laundry trays, gas ranges, water heaters, linoleum in kitchen, tile vestibule. Each apartment has separate furnaces, cellars and attics. Large lot with cement drive. Asking $22,500 with sarall amount of cash.

Court St. -(Just a few doors from So. Union Brick house and garage. Lot 40x150, worth at present time 71,900 per front foot. Buy now before improvementa start on Court street, in other words, ahead of the market.

Price $40,000 with about 000 cash. turned down a fat guarantee of $1.500 for a bout in New Orleans on the 19th with Basil Giano. The contest was to go fifteen rounds and Lotto figured it too long a test for the youth, as well as too long a jump for a fight at this time. Two tickets were included in the offer, and Lotta wanted the chance to make the trip to the South but will not enhance Trippe's chances of getting bouts in this district. DESMOINES BOWLER SECOND IN SINGLES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 29 Aston- Akron, 1,355.

Gardella Detroit, 1,355. Hubert, Coley, Rochester, 1,344. Giblin-Bodi Cleveland. 1,336. Rathke-Fucik, Detroit, 1,825, INDIVIDUALS.

Votel, Braddock. 731. Olsen, Des Moines, 727. Klug. 722.

Rehor. Cleveland. 714. Winters, Chicago, 711. ALL EVENTS.

Gerloski, Detroit, 1,981, Buonomo, Rochester, 1,977. Nolte, Milwaukee. 1,074. Harking, St. Paul, Mathes, Chicago, 1,042.

BOWLING TO-NIGHT'S SCHEDULE. GRAND CENTRAL HALL. Grand Central League, Young Men's Shop Vs. -Cola, 7 P. M.

Chop House vs. Vaccaro'8 Eddie's, M. Rutz's Cigar Store vs. Muriel Cigar, 9:30 P. M.

Fahy Market vs. Cigar, 9:30 P. M. Industrial League, C. H.

Rugg vs. Stecher Lithographic, 7 P. M. Cutler Mail Chute Co. vs.

East Electrie 7 P. M. Schantz Button Corp. vs. American Laundry 9:30 P.

M. National Brass Co. vs Ititter Dental Co. Joe Meyers took the prize for the high game at Elm Hall last week with a 267 score. The Trinity Lutheran team carried off honors in the Inter-Church League with a record of fifty-five victories and eleven defeats Tor a percentage of .832.

Muisuns had the high average in the league with a mark of 180 for the season. Harold Karniskey had the high single game, 267. All entrants in the city bowling tournament have been listed for the schedule which is in the hands of the printers. Secretary Feed Briggen will have a complete line up of all fivemen teams. doubles teams and individuals with their date of bowling in the schedule books which will be distributed among the bowlers.

Members of the Journal-American team roll their doubles and singles the A. B. C. this afternoon. will, Sid Sherman, of Toledo, successfully defended his Ohio state bowling title at Public Hall Saturday by defeating Skang Mercurio, of Cleveland, 5.976 to.

5,958 pins. Jimmy Smith, in retaining the world championship, bit a new sixty-game record of 216 in competition, getting a total of 8.706 ring to 7,609 for Roy Griebel. Tony Zavnkos, of Dayton beat Jim Giblin, of Cleveland 6,005 5,822, and Mrs. Agnes Higgins, Chicago, topped Mrs. Grace Garwood, Cleveland, 3,472 to 3,027.

GIDEON LEAGUE. Final Standings. Team Standings. Team W. Pe.

Pirates 44 19 .698 Chiefs 36 .571 Wolves 20 460 Lions 17 .270) Individual Name G. Av. Gordon 150 Levi ..51 138 Kalinsky 133 Beekler 154 Levin 51 150 Goldman 149 Komenski 148 Mink 147 Glaser 144 Rosenberg 60 144 Nievood ..63 144 Standings. Name G. Av.

Nievood 141 Harris 138 Cramer 137 Wolfe 134 Harris 57 134 Rosenbloom 51 127 Suskind .49 126 Cohen 21 124 Weinstein .53 121 Mink 50 117 ELM LEAGUE STANDINGS. W. P.C Blue Ribbons 54 .667 Libertys 50 ,817 -Rays 49 .605 Tribuneg .550 Superbas 10 49 .395 Paragons 40 .393 ymples 49 .390 Climax 53 .346 Final Standings. Pet. Lancers 37 .617 Oxford- 34 .567 Bankers 20 31 483 Harvards 20 40 .333 G.

Av. G. Av. Rebman 31 109 Kolacki 60 Rebman 42 189 Mayer 6 159 Dessena 179 Renner 60 138 De Vanis 60 178 Same 51 1.38 Koellmel 174 Patterson 50 152 Zimmer'an 60 167 Malleck 64 148 We borher 33 147 Stiere 05 145 Magin 38 160 Widman 54 139 AMERICAN LEGION LEAGUE. DOWD- E.

Bunn, 175, 178, 195: Bell, 118, 137: Pell. 220. 154, 156: P. Bunn, 170, 143. 132: Mienhardt.

174, 166. 166. Totals 863, 805, 786. RAYSON MILLER Schmitt. 142.

190, 136: Spriegel, 145, 108, 190: A. Palmer. 156. 143, 175: Bonbuart. 144.

145. 133 R. Palmer, 147, 194, 180. Totals 734, 568. 814.

LEWIS Reininger, 145. 158. 207: Toomey. 156. 140, 131: Thie.

162. 141, 118: Wilson, 114, 05. 187 Schrader, 106, 100, 148, Totals 685, 604, 750. FLOWER CITY- Barone. 210, 185.

143: Rice. 147, 182. 100: 119, 193, 139: 200, 170, 181 Blind, 125, 125, 125. Totals 801, SiM. 676.

ROBERTSHAW Schraven, 205. 183, 167 C. Koenne, 214. 160, 160: Caprio, 158, 144, 177: Ploch. 173, 146.

158: Kastner. 189. 181, 150. Totals 939. 814.

822. WILSON- Wolf. 155, 110, 157 Korn, 131, 140, 132: J. Quin, 201. 166.

183: Rouse, 133. 182. 133: Blind, 125, 125, 125. Totals 780. 723.

730. MEMORIAL NO. Neaell. 140, 131, 148: Knox, 150. 111, 200; Beebe, 177, 180, 174: Harold, 106, 167, 148; Cal, 125, 125.

125. COOPER- -E. Schmanke, 138. 177. 198 Christensen, 116.

149, 168; W. Schmanke, 171, 143. 139: Merkill, 126, 177, 177; F. Steve, 139, 163, 144. Totals 710, 809, 79G.

MEMORIAL NO. Eggert, 125, 136, 170: Valsey. 131. 148, 119: H. Valsey, 185, 211, 180 Blind.

125. 125, 125: Knapp, 191, 100, 151. Totals 780, 800. 745. ATTRELL- WARNER Blind.

125. 125. 125: J. Layassee, 143, 163, 130: Kesemann. 157, 181, 137: W.

Legassee. 124, 131. 150 Kuppinger, 131, 149, 141. Totals 684, 751, 611. BURTON-MILLER Maysuch.

215. 200, 204 J. Cook. 150. 200.

181: Tytler. 196. 138. 152: Young. 130, 187, 180; Blind, 125, 125, 125.

Totals 843, 870, 820. BANKS TO CANCEL Y. M. C. A.

SHOWING Will Play To-night's Program at Checker Club. Newell W. Banks, of Detroit, checker champion of America, atrived here Inte, last night and allnounced that throug a ing with the local men in charge of his arrangements, he will play but one night in this city, meeting the best men of the city at simultaneous checkers and chess to-night at the Rochester Checker Club. Reynolds Arcade. This means that to-morrow night's exhibition at the Central Y.

M. C. A. is to be canceled as Banks will show his wares in Syracuse to-morrow night in an engagement which he could not postpone or cancel. Banks has just completed a threemonths' tour of the Pacific states pinging exhibition matches, and is now in the start of a trip through New England, taking him to most of the large cities of that seetian for daily matchers.

He will play O'Grady, city champion, over one of the boards at checkers to-night and may also play one or two exibition with the city title-holder before or after the simultaneous play. The chance to play against the champion and to watch him play is expected to bring out a large crowd of members of the club and followers of the game for this match. LOCAL FANS WILL SEE COURT SERIES Central Board of Strategy to Leave for Cleveland. Rochester will be well represented at the opening games of the basketball "world series' between Brooklyn and Cleveland at Cleveland, Wednesday and Thursday nights of this week. Jack Neiman, Johnny Murphy and City Court Judge Harry Rosenberg.

who comprise the Central Board of Strategy, being scheduled to leave for the Ohio city to-night in order to be on hand for the game tomorrow. A number other local first, fans will also make the trip by automobile. Brooklyn, after takin a 25-to-24 beating from the Centrals Saturday night, remained over in Rochester until this morning when they will leave over the New York Central for Cleveland. The metropolitan team worked out with the Centrals at the Rochester Athletic Club Sunday afternoon and at the Armory last night. The local champions had their regular lineup on last night and the two teams went at it hammer and tongs two hours on the 'Big Expect 15,000 Crowd.

Garry Schmeelk was well pleased with the way his team went in the workouts here and is confident of bagging at least 011e of the games in Cleveland. After Thursday's game the two quints will jump to Brooklyn where the remaining frays will be played in the 14th Armory. CleveTland has installed a favorite and figures the first two games been, without any trouble. A new record for basketball attendance at a pro game will probably be set when the teams clash in the Publice Auditorium to-morrow night. Cleveland is easily the best drawing town for the professional style of game, and with a championship at stake all records for attendance are expected to be shattered.

Crowds of 10,000 are common there and Max Rosenbuml, who manages the secondhalf champions, has made arrangements to seat 15,000 people. The Centrals put away their uniforms after last night's practice session and will forget basketball until another season rolls around. The final game of the local season is listed for Saturday night when the Original Celtics will make their appearance on the Kodak Office court against the Office quintet. Baseball Notes. Anyone wishing to play with the Ninth Ward Midgets is requested to address John DiGretano, No.

28 Moore street. Regals will open their season Sunday afternoon meeting the Madisons in a practice game. The following players are requested to report for the game; Clark, Quigley, Zonne, Ingold, Anterbus, Gosson, Paule, R'ghtmere, Slocum and McDonald. Regal are anxious to hear from teams in the 13-14-year old class. Address R.

Dninne, No. 135 Jefferson avenue. There will be a meeting of managers of indoors teams, of the East Side League, Thursday night at Truck Company No. 9 on Webster avenue. Election of officers and plans for the com ng season will be made.

Excel nine will hold its first workout next Sunday morning at Maplewood Park. The following are Tequested to be on hand: Green. Rombant. Schausel, Cliphel, Schmitz Knight, Gravin, McGu're, Donaghue and Dorses. The Phantoms will play in the D.

and M. League this year and would like to hear from some good pitchers in the 16-17 year old elass. Tryonts will be held Sunday afternoon. National Cubs will hold a meeting Saturday night at Peoples Hall. The following players are asked to report: Adamski, Bransk'.

H. Palcer, Paleer. Zimmer, Wajda, and Konopo. Fer 4,8 address Joseph Janzeak, No. 831 Norton street.

Colon als have the use of a dinmend for Sunday mornings and are after games with teams in the 1G- year old class. The following players comprise the quad: Levin. I. Levin, Lockington, Connors, Saperstone, Holstein, Wilson, Sullivan. Rosenthal.

Meltzer and Hudleman. Address Sol Saperstone, No. 107 Edverton street. Destroyers will put a team on the field this season and are ready To meet all local and out-ef-town nines. For games address Teddy Holstein, No 50 Luzerne street.

St. Lucys have organized: a team for the coming season and wil have the following players in their lineup: De Fazio. Laudadio, Coccia, Perno, Marks, Guiancauso, Andreano, Witt and Martone. For games call Albert Laudadio, No. 147 Atkinson street.

DEATHS. A ADAMS -Entered Into rest. Sunday morning. April 4. Katherine Burkbart Adams, beloved wife of Fred G.

Adams and mother of Fred Herbert V. and Alice Adams, and sister of Christ Burkhart and Mrs. Louisa Roth, of this city, and Mex. Carrie Miller, of Kennesaw, Neb. Mrs.

Adama was a member of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of Peace and Ideal Review, No. 76. Ladies of the Maccabees. -Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from her home, No. 395 Benton street and at 2:30 o'clock from the Church of Peace, corner Caroline and Mt.

Vernon avenue. Interment at Mt. Hope cemetrey. CAMERON- -At the Knorr Convalescent Home. Miss M.

Margaret Cameron. Monday, April 5, 1926. She leaves her sister, Mrs. 0. J.

Whitney, of No. 120 East Bridge street, N. Y. and one brother, Hugh Cameron, also of Oswego, The funeral will be held from the home of her sister, Mrs. 0.

J. Whitney, No. 120 East Bridge street. wego, N. Y.

on Wednesday after. nOon. CROCKER- Entered Into rest. Sunday morning, April 1926, Andrew Crocker. He is survived by his wife, Emily Atwood Crocker: one daughter, Mra.

Duane Richburg one mister, Mrs. Lucy Furman; also two grandchildren. -Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial in Marion. N.

Y. this city, Sunday, April 4, 1926, at his late residence, No 68 Lorimer street, Vincenzo Crisafulli, aged 08 years. He is survived by turee sons, Guiseppe Crisafulli, of l'assalo, N. Frank Crisafulil and Anthony Crisafulli, of this city; one dauguter, Mrs. Louis Celentano.

-Funeral Wednesday morning, April 7. at 9 clock from the late restdence and at 9:30 o'clock from St. Anthony's Church. Interment at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. DUFFY -Patrick I.

Duffy entered into rest on Sunday morning, at the restdence of Charies Hilbert, Avon, N. Y. He is survived by his wife, Anna Duffy; two dauguters, Janette Sell and Clara Caldwell, of Cleveland; two sons, Frank, of New Meltord, Cont. and Thomas, of Detroit. one brother, Joseph Dutty, of Geneva.

-Burial Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock from St. Agnes Chuca. Tuterment at St. Agnes cemetery, Avon. DOLLEN- Mrs.

Mamie Halioran Dollen entered into rest, Sunday evening, April 4, 1926, at the family home, No. 2002 East Main street, aged 45 years. She is survived by ver husband, Frank P. Dolleu one SOB, Douen: one daughter, Veronica Dollen: also three mINterS, Mrs. Josept McGuire, ot Jersey City, Mrs.

Catherme Sanderson and Miss Anna Halloran, of this elty. -The tuneral will be held on Wednesday morning, April 7, 1920, at 8:30 clock from the late nome, No. 2002 Main street east, and at 9 clock from Corpus Christi Churen. Interment will be made in the tamuy lot at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. DAVIS- At Syracuse, N.

Mrs. Emma L. Davis, widow of Calvin C. Davis, tormerly of tuts city. services at Mt.

Hope Chapel, Rochester, upon the arrival of the Syracuse train at 11:16 A. ML. today, Tuesday, April 6, 1026. GALENTINE- At the residence of his parents, Albert and lea Galentine, No. Li Atwell street, Sunday, April 4, Bari A.

Galentine, aged do years. The deceased is survived by nis ents and one sister, Norma. De funeral service will be held Tuesday atternoon, April 6, 1920, at 3 clock from the nome. Interment at Riverside. GILBRETH Mrs.

Caroline Fulton, formerly of Rochester, N. widow of Captain Benjamin Gibretu, at Newton vine, April 3, 1826. -Cremation services at ALL. Auburn Cemetery Chapel, Boston, Luesday, April ocu. HAYDEN Eugene Hayden, of Newark, N.

died in Chiton Springs bailtariuia, Saturday evening, April 3, 1026, alter a illness. Besides his wile, Mrs. Helen Powell Hayden, he leaves a son, John H. Hayden, of Newark; two Ricuard and Janette hayden; a sister, Mrs. Charles keese, and deplew, ot Chiton Springs.

-Funera services will take place at the out home in Citton Springs day afternoon, April bill, at 2:30 0 cock. burial will be fu Chapman cemetery. OCHS Entered into rest, at the family residence, No. 211 Jetterson avenue, Monday evening, April 0, 1920, Mrs. Margaret K.

Ocus, wife of August J. Ochs. Besides her husband, she 18 survived by oue son, Joseph A. Ocha one daughter, Mrs. Fred J.

Odenbach: three sisters, Mrs. Julia Kodjsch, of this city, Mrs. Mary Chicago and Mrs. Sarah Sebwinderman, of Buffalo and two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday morning.

April 8th at 8:30 o'clock from the residence and at 9 o'clock at S8. Peter and Paul's Church. Interment in the family lot at Holy Sepalehre cemetery. PEARSON- -Entered Into rest, Monday, April 5, 1926, at the residence, No. 8567 Lake avenue, Harry M.

Pearson. He 1A survived by his wife, Mrs. Fannie Wilder Pearson; four sons, Harry W. ot Greenwood, Eugene Morley H. and Edward N.

Pearson, of this city; also three brothers. Deceased was a member of Frank R. Lawrence Lodge, No. 707, E. and A.

Rochester Consistory and Damascus Temple. -Funeral services at the residence, Thursday, April 8, 1926. at. 3 P. M.

Burial at Riverside cemetery. TAYLOR- Suddenly. In this city. of Sunday evening( April 4, 1926. Annie J.

Taylor, of No. 256 Augustine street. She in survived by two daughters, Miss Alice Taylor and Mrs. Warren Thorp; one sister. Mrs.

Margaret Diamond and one grandson, John Benz, all of this city. Funeral from the home. No. 256 Augustine street, on Thursday morning, April 8, 1026. at 8:30 o'clock and 9 o'clock from the Lady Chapel.

St. Patrick's Cathedral, Prank street. Burial at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. TUINMAN- -In this city, Sunday night, April 4, 1926, George Tolnman, aged 85 years. He Is survived by three daughters, Mre.

Sarah Beuckman. of Chicago, and the Misses Jeanette and children Marjorie Tuinman; also five grandand six The body will rest at the of parlors Bender Bros.4 No. 301 Alexander street until 1 o'clock to- day and will then be removed to his home, No. 25 Sylvester street. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 elock Interment 11 Mount Hope cemetery, IN MEMORIAM.

OLVER- In loving memory of Blanche Briggs Olver, who left us two years ago to day, April 6. Father and Sisters. FRANK R. LAWRENCE LODGE NO. 107, F.

A. M. Members are requested to meet at Lonle Hall, Masonie Temple. April 8. 1020, at 2 P.

to attend the funeral of one Late brother, Harry M. Pearson. DONALD S. BARROWS. Master.

Alfred Hi. 8. Swan. Secretary. ESTIMATES- WITHOUT -COST Monroe Avenue -Near Savannah.

Fine two-story brick business block with 50 feet frontage. Property has great speculative future in booming district. Mortgage is $35,000. Owner is asking $75,000. with $15.000 cash payment.

Balance easy terms. Wonderful value. Ask us about it. What have you to exchange for these properties South Clinton Street Business block with two apartments above. A good grocery store on the corner, with drug store adjoining.

A five garage in rear, all rented. Owner anxious to sell and will sell grocery stock if desired by purchasers. Priced at $36,000. Mortgage Department We are permanently and eff elently equipped to buy and sell second mortgages and sollelt your Inquiries. Our extensive ellentele of buyers Includes many of Rochester' most suecossful.

considerate and liberal Investors and we safeguard their Interests, by personal 10 and approval of all properties covered by the gages we offer to them for consideration and sale. We espeetally invite attorneys and builderg to avall themselves of our Second Mortgage Department. We give you Immediate attention get your cash without the usual delay and expense and at a reasonable sount, 42 ACRES ESTATE With 11-room stone mansion, located in the city limits of Canandaigua, overlooking the lake. The land lies well and offers great possibilities to subdivide, will eat up into 178 lots. The mansion has 2 spacious living rooms, 6 large bedrooms, attractive decorations, 2 complete baths, 3 fireplaces, steam heated, city water.

There is a natural gas well on property which supplies the home. This is a rare opportunity askins $24,000, with $5,000 down; will take in exchange farm near Rochester or good investment property. Double Houses for Sale Culver Road section Small double, 4 rooms each side, Ajax furnace, bath and electricity, newly painted and decorated. An ideal home for thrifty couple. Always well rented.

Can be inspected afternoon or evening. Price low at $6,500, with 5500 cash, easy terms on balance. Monroe Culver road section: 3-family house with large lot, no restrictions. Can be remodeled into any type of residence. Rents for $1.620.

Price $16,000. See this and make offer. Bidwell Terrace Five room donble. Owner very anxious to sell. Will sacrifice for quick sale.

Furnace, bath and electricity, street improvements paid. Price $8,500. Has equity of $1.500. Let us show you this home today and make offer. No Deal No Deal Too Small REAL ESTATE Too Large R.H.

CARROLL AND INSURANCE 400-405 ELLWANGER BARRY BLDG. 39 STATE STREET Rochester, N. Telephone- Main 380. Main 381 Eugene A. Timmerman Funeral Director 510 Monroe Avenue Chase 1684 Undenta hers EMBALMING SPECIALISTS Finest of Funeral Furnishings 811 Main St.

W. Genesee 703 ESTABLISHED 1834 UNDERTAKERS 32 M.D.JEFFREYS CHESTNUT PHONES 203 L.M.WEINER We have a client who wants to trade the following properties: A vacant lot on Epworth opposite the beautiful Madison Innior High School grounds -It is a fine corner for a two-family house -price $2,000. He also owns a single house on Avis price $8,500. There are mortgages of $5,900 on this house. It has eight rooms, all modern conveniences and a two garage.

Court South Union and William street). Block. containing 2 stores and 9 apartments, Adams floors throughout, electricity, strictly modern. Lot 53 ft. wide, land value alone 000 per front foot.

In six months when Court street is widened and new lighting system installed will be worth from 500 to $2,000 per ft. Price only $75.000. Income $7,000 year. Might take smaller property in exchange. We have eight small houses in East Rochester, Price 000, (subject to small first mortgage only), owner will exchange equity of $26,500 for income property In Rochester.

Meigs Street, corner Harvard The Gleichauf house. Easily converted into several apartments, located where there is always a demand at good price. Can be bought for $25,000, with a first payment of $5,000. Buy this, live in one apartment and the balance will give you a good living. Buffalo or Albany Property Wanted Have you some Buffalo or Albany property that you would like to exchange for property in Rocheater? Here is an opportunity.

We have an apartment on South avenue, occupied by 12 familles, equipped with all modern conventences and renting for $5,000 per year. The price is it is mortgaged for $15,200, and our client will trade his equity of $34,800 for Buffalo or Albany property, WE CAN SHOW YOU THESE PROPERTIES ANY BUSINESS DAY OR IF THIS IS NOT CONVENIENT CALL OUR OFFICE AND WE WILL ARRANGE AN APPOINTMENT FOR EARLY IN THE EVENING. THE HOURS FROM 6:30 TO 8:30 P. M. IS A GOOD TIME TO IN.

SPECT PROPERTY. ALSO SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Reynolds -Well built 8-room single residence, ideal for rooming house, electricity, gas, laundry trays, combination range; will sell furnished or without. Price without furniture $10,000. with furniture $10,500, with only $1,500 cash or will trade for 5-room bungalow.

Lake near Seneca Parkway A center ball home of 7 rooms and sleeping porch, 2 baths on second door with 3 large bedrooms. fine living room, dining room, pantry and kitchen: vapor heat, 2-car heated garage. This home is close to Aquinas High School and Nazareth schools; priced at $25,000. Owner anxious to sell and will consider reasonable offer. Insurance on Your Car Automobile accidents WILL HAPPEN, You may be careful and it probably won't be your fault, but sooner or later the law of averages will get you.

It 1A our business to protect you against the disagreeable results of just such contingencies. It will pay vol to see us atid permit us to explain to con the many thoroughly desirable tea Lures of our polices, Strauchen UNDERTAKER 265 North Street PUBLIC FUNERAL, CHAPES 'Phone 1340 Palm HIGH GRADE FUNERALS at very reasonable prices. This does not mean cheap funerals- -but the best for less money. CHAS. I.

KENNEDY Funeral Director 15 Winthrop St. Stene 4103 10NUMENTS CO 3728 IT MEMORIALS NEARLY STONE BUILDING HALF A CENTURY 1120 MT. HOPE AVE Farms for Sale or Exchange 186-acre farm near Lake Keuka, fully equipped with tractor, implements, 37 registered two houses. electricity in house and barns, two silos: every building is in first class condition and the land very productive, with only 13 acres of timber. Owner will exchange equity for city property.

This is Centrat York's best farma: can be bought right on small payment. 190-acre farm in town of Macedon, 1 1-4 miles from school, church and market. Two full sets of buildings, new gambrel roof barns; priced at will sell one set of buildings with 100 ACrES for very reasonable terms. It you buy the buildings, we will make you a present of the land. 76-acre fruit farm at Walworth, N.

1-4 mile from school, church and store. 12 room house, all improvements: new seven-room tenant bouse. 27 acres apples, 5 acres pears, 1 1-2 acres sour cherries. This is one of the best fruit farms in the town of Walworth very reasonable at $12,000.00 for quick sale, or will trade for single home. Desirable Offices For Rent IN THE Rochester Savings Bank Building Also Space of 4000 Sq.

Ft. Enquire Rochester Savings Bank.