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1 LEGAL NOTICES Proud Patrician and Pioneer The Premiere Society Notes By LUCILE MINTZ RADIO PROGRAMS FOR TODAY By EDGAR PRICE Norman Bel Geddes Brings Iron Men, a Story of Brave Souls, to the Longacre Theatre Stage Settings, as is Usual with All Geddes Productions, Stanl Out. Norman Bel Geddes, whose production of Sidney Kingsleys play, Dead End, enabled that producer to Construct on the stage of the Belasco Theatre a real, honest-to-good-ness dead-end street, brought his first play of the season to town last evening. It is Francis Gallaghers Iron Men and it opened at the Longacre Theatre. This time Mr. Geddes permits you to see a skyscraper rising majestically to the heavens, as well as an East Side barroom, with sawdust on the floor and cuspidors adding to the realism of the place.

As a scenic designer, Mr. Geddes has few, if any equals. Too bad the same cannot be said of Mr. Gallagher as a playwright but then Iron Men is his first effort and he does show pronrse. "Iron Men Is the story of those brave souls who work and sweat on steel girders high abovq the IRON MEN, a play In tbr acts and six.

jsipnea Francis Gallagher Nor mn Bel Gentle in in Shower Given for Miss Edinburg; Theatre Party, Supper Planned In Prospective Bride's Honor Miss Marjorie Edinburg, whose narrlage to Charles Hume Perkin sill take place on Friday afternoon it the Hotel Bossert, was honoreJ it a luncheon and shower today by Mrs. Ashley Thorndike of River-Sale, N. at the Hudson River Country Club. The hostess will be Miss Edinburg's matron of honor. The guests were: Mrs.

R. P. Suif-fen of Yonkers, Mrs. Arthur Thompson of Englewood, N. Mrs.

George W. Hlbbitt of Manhattan, and Mrs. Harold Weston, Mrs. William H. OBrien, Mrs.

C. Benedict Zeman, Mrs. Ernest J. Collins, Mis. Arthur C.

Eblnger, Mrs. William G. Edin burg. Miss Virginia Felter, Miss Dorothy Knowles, Mrs. Harry E.

Post Meislahn, Mrs Richard W. Perkin and Miss Doris Perkin of this borough. To-morrow Mrs. Arthur C. Ebin-ger of No.

445 East Nineteenth street, will give a luncheon at Sherry's Manhattan, for the bride-elect Later In the afternoon Mrs. Eblnger will take her guests to the performance of "Reflected Following the wedding rehearsal Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Edinburg will give a supper party at the Bossert in rJ 10 honor of their daughter, her fiance m1ss Renee Van Schanck, and the members of their of Mr and Mrs George I party.

Mr. Perkin is the son of v. aan E. Schanck. of No.

9t9 Park ave- Mrs. Richard W. erkin of No. 430 Clinton avenue, and the late Mr nue, Manhattan, will make her bow Perkin. to society on Nov 27 at a dinner-1 dance at the Pierre, Manhattan Miss Schanck an Miss Joan Fair-child Long will be introduced jointly.

Infants Hospital Reception Is Arranged for Nov. Event To Honor New Auxiliary Members In Daniel Boone, romantic adventure epic which deals with the heroic exploits of the ace fmntieivman, Hether Anprel is seen as the daughter of a patrician settler Mho casts his fortunes with Daniel Boone, star role played by George O'Bnen. Mhen that pioneer leads the settlers into the h'theito unsettled wild region of Ketucky. The picture, Daniel Boone, conics to the Bioohhn Stiand Theatre on Thursday on the same piogium with The Sea Spoilers, a drama of the G-men of the sea, with John Wayne. Radio Rays By MURRAY ROSENBERG The Kilocycle Spotlight! Jack Jcnney's new ladio ork is sans saxophones WalterO Keefe gay dialog on his Satuiday Night Party" is all ad-lib Ray Mna- for Fred Astaire's dancing has nyou the batoncer a pictuie contract Red" Nichols is planning a novel air show to be known as "The Coui trasneN CBS commercial has been postponed to Nov 16 Lee Wiley CBS songstress departs for Holly W00(j an(j flim work in mid-November Mary Smalls aircasts this week "ill emanate from Quaker-toNAn Did ou know that Milton Berle's antics are heard over a larger hook-up than any other ra- "ill shoitly resume Nvith her amus-dio funster 104 Guy ing Ditto Eve Sy-Lombardos "aftings from that mington, with her ultra-sophisti hotel is one of radio's more heaenly offerings or dont you think so Green's grand arrangements of the music A reception for new members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Nursery and Infants Hospital will be held under the auspices of the board of directors on Nov.

6 at the nursery, No. 396 Herkimer street, according to plans made yesterday at the seasons first meeting of the societys hospitality committee, of which Miss Esther IS. Hay Is chairman. A bi-monthly sewing meting was held by the house committee, headed by Mrs. J.

Carroll Burgess, during the day. Among those attending the meetings were: Mrs. Raymond F. Barnes, president of the auxiliary; Mrs. Robert F.

Barber, Mrs. Albert Beebe, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Sarah D. Hall, Miss Hay, Mrs.

Adolph Hansen, Mrs. George W. Giddings, Mrs. Charles A. Marvin, Mrs.

William K. McQuown, Mrs. William B. Mann, Mrs. George H.

Moody, Mrs. William Pfeiffer, Mrs. Eugene A. Rave, Mrs. Ralph E.

Roberts, Mrs. Philip J. Schwab, Mrs. Allen C. NOTICE OF SALE.

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTT The Wlillamsburgh Havings Bank, plaintiff, against Char as K. Brlgg individually and as administrator of the goods, chattels and credits which were of Henry M. Brlgg deceased, et al.t de. fendante Pursuant to a judgment entered herein, dated October Yrd.

1931, I will sell at public auction by JOSEPH SANDUSKY, auctioneer at Brooklyn Real Batata Exchange. 169 Montague Street, Brooklyn New York, on October 29, 1936, at 13 oclock noon, the mortgaged premtaet in the Borough of Brook yn, County oi Kings, directed by said judgment to bt sold, with the Improvements thereon, situate on the northeasterly side of Gar held Place distant 1S7 feet 6 fnchee southeasterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northeasterly side of Garfield Pace with the eouth- easterly side of Fifth Avenue, being ar Irregular plot having a frontage of t( feet on said Garfield Place and a depth of 98 feet and one-quarter of an Inch on one aide and a depth of 97 feet 1 Inch on the other side with a party wai on either side and subject to covenants and reatrlctlons of record. Reference If made to said Judgment for a more corn, plete description of said premises. Dated October 6th 1916 1 RAYMOND A TIERNEY. Refer 8 Meeker.

Attorneys fo Plaintiff On Hanson Place, New York oc8-6t-ThAT SUPREME COURT. KINGS The Equitable Life Assurance Socletj of the United States plaintiff, again' Nora Murphy, and others, defendant Pursuant to judgment entered herelr on September 30, 1936. I will sell a public auction to the highest bidder a the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, IK: Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn Llty of New York at 12 o'clock nooi on the 28th dav of October, 1936, bi ARTHUR KALTSKI, Auctioneer, th mortgaged premises directed by salt Judgment to be sold and therein del scribed aa follows All that certain lot, piece or parce of land situate, lying and being In th Borough of Brooklyn County of King City and State of New York, boundet and described as follows, to wit Beginning at a point oq the westerl side of East JCth Street, distant threi, hundred and forty feet southerly frorf the corner formed by the Intersectioi of the westerly side of East 26th Street with the southerly side of Avenue "T( running thence westerly parallel wltl Avenue and part of the distant through a party wall on hundred feet thence southerly parallel with East 26ti Street twenty feet, thence easterly para I lei with Avenue and part of tlu distance through a party wall, one hun rired feet to the westerly side of Eas 26th Street, and thence northerly alont the westerly side of East 26th Street twentv feet to the point or place beginning Toether with and aublect to certalt driveway easements as set out and de fined in a declaration respecting th same made by Alexander Shlikerman Inc, dated the 2tt)i day of May, 1928 and recorded In Liber 4937 of Convey antes at page 2C4 i Together with all the right, title an Interest of the mortgagor of, In and the land )lng In East 26th Street, lr front of and adjoining the premise herein described to the center Bn thereof Together with all fixtures and article of personal property, attached to used in connection with the premises all of which wore covered by said mortgage Dated, October 6 196. DANIEL CONNOLLY. Referee, Alexander A Green Plaintiffs At tor-, neys, 120 Broadway, New York N.

Y. oc6 7t-TuAT7 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Homo Owners' Loan Corporation1 plaintiff, against Nicholas Carloxxl Natalie Carlozxi. defendant Milton Enaler, Plaintiff Attorney, 39 Broadway. New York City Pursuant to judgment dated Septem-i ber 28th, 1936, duly entered, by NATHANIEL 8HUTER, auctioneer.

Vll rell at public auction, at the Real Es tale Exchange, 189 Montague Street, BrookI)n New York, on the 27tli day of October 1936, at 12 oclock noon, the premises in said judgment directed to sold, situate in King County, State ot New York, on the northerly aide of 47th Street, 260 feet easterly of 10th Avenue being 20 feet in width front and rear, by 100 feet 2 Inches in depth on each side, the side lines of which rur through party wall and known si number 1031 47th Street, Brooklyn, New York Dated, Brooklyn, N. October 2, 1936. HARRY W1SHNEW, Referee. oc6 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY-Louis "ilia, as executor of the last will and teatnment of Catherine Probst, deceased, plaintiff.

against Samuel "elsa, et at, defendants In pursuance of a Judgment of fore closure and sale made and entered in the above entitled action and bearing date the 7th day of October, 1936, 1 the undersigned, the referee in said Judgment named, will sell at public sue tion to the highest bidder, by ISAAC EPSTEIN auctioneer, at the Brook' tyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York. on November 12. 1916. at 12 o'clock noon, th premises directed by sAld Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that lot of land In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, beginning at a point on the easterly side of East 63rd Street, distant 228 feet 8 Inches southerly from the corner formed by the intersection ot the easterly side of East 63rd Street with the southerly side of Avenua running thence easterly parallel with Avenue 100 feet; thence southerly parallel with East 63rd Street, 22 feet; thence westerly parallel with Avenue 100 feet to the easterly aide of East 63rd Street; and thence northerly along the easterly aide of East 63rd Street, 21 feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with and subject to driveway and playground easement Dated, October 16.

1936 MEYER GOLDSTEIN. Referee. Louis Charles Will Attorney for Plaintiff, 26 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. oc20 n-TuATfc SEWERS AND WATER LINES, NEW-ark State School, Farm Colony New ark, Wayne County, New York.

Sealed proposals for th construction of sewra and water llnea for the Farm Colony, Newark State School, Newark, "ayne County, New York, will be celved at the office of the Department of Mental Hygiene, State Office Building. Albany. New York, until 1 P. Eastern Standard Time, Wednesday, October 28th, 1936, when they will be publicly opened and read. Fropoaal hall be endorsed on the envelope.

"Pro-osal for the Construction of Sewer and Vater Line, Farm Colony. Newark State School, Newark, Wayne County, New York," and addressed to the Department of Mental Hygiene, State Office Building. Albany. New York, and shall be accompanied by a deposit consisting of a certified check drawn upou some legally Incorporated bank In thl 8 tat and made payable at eight to the State of New York, or mony, for not less than Five per cent (6) of the amount of the propoMl, The contractor to whom award le made will be required to furnish for the faithful performance of th work a surety bond in the aui of one hundred per cent (160) of the1 amount of the contract. The right Is reserved to reject any and ail bid Specification and plans for this contract may examined at the office of the Depsrtment of Mental Hygitn State Office Building, Albany.

N. Y.i at the office of the Chief Engineer, Department of Publlo Work Division of Engineering, Bute Offlre Building, Albany, at the office of the District Engineer. Department of Publlo Work Welghlock Building, Syracuse, N. at th office of the Department of Public Work 99 Centro Street, New York. N.

and at the office of th Superintendent, Newark State School, Newark. New York. Plane and specifications for this contract will be furnished by the Chief Engineer, Department of Publlo Work DMsion of Englnoerlng. Plate Office Building, Albany. New York, upon payment of 46.

No refund will be made for plana returned The estimated coat of this protect is $3, 869 60 Dated. October I. 1936. DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL F. PARSONS.

Commissioner Th man who lacks faith in hi ability aeldom accompllahea art; thing. Rialto Ramblings P. M. TO 6 P. M.

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WMC Economists National Commit tee 43 "A Be Happy Hollow VN OK NNay Down Last Kay Sinatras Orchestra. MCA NN ard tggleston "Nit hrledei icott Hansen, Soprano. 5.00 Pepper Yong Family. NBC A I Pearce Garg "JZ Hailey Alton, Tenor "OR Mollv of the Movies. Khjthm lnte lude.

MCA Helen I eighlon. "MC Mnng Trio 15 WKAi Ma PerKins 7 Continental arletlea. OK Radio Garden Club WHN Joe Marlin Songs. VN MCA l. on ert Airs 0 NN Vi ic and ade MNfH Clevelanl String Quartet MuK Bill MiCunes rthetra 'WIN stock Market Pruee News NN NYC Resettlement Admiris in 3 45" Neils 'Have 1 ru Hear! NN 'ihing u- Holbv Ni Proth ung bo.rano 4 00 N' Keer BC 1 Ml IV Or hewtr 17 Heierger a Orchestra NN News "HN-Raies anl po-t News Mi To lay In ier lie -a 1 1 I rogra tn 15 NN omens Rilo Review "OR -Berumen Rei'nl inun in Busmen 4 30 NN I la din halto Clubs.

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"ABC The Caravan "JZ Husbands and Wives. "'OR Detective Mysteries "HV Arthur Wrren Music Three Little Funster 45 WHN Boning Bouts. MCA Dick Porter 8ong 10:0 WJZ Twenty-aecond Annual Convention of Haddassah "omena Zionist Organisation "OR Talk by Bernard Mae-Fadden. WMCA Rernard MacFadden 1015 "OR National Democratic Committee "MCA Prlnr of ffong 10:85 WE A National Jeffersonian Democrats Speaker "ABC Roosevelt Progress WJZ Portraits In Harmony "MCA Kay and Buddy Arnold 10:45 A Roy Campell Royalists WABC Happy Days; Speaker and Mulc WOR Freddy Msrtln'a Orchestra WHN Democratic National Cam palgn Committee WMCA New. Garnett Marks 11KWW FAF News Clem McCarthy WABC Willard Rohinsona MVatc WIZ Hrrv Reser'a Orchestra.

WOR Weather, New WHN Arlor Fornm WMCA Dixons Ambassadors. WOR Ralph Watklna Music. WHN Dance Music 11:85 "EAF Xavier Cugsta Mualc WABC George Oleen'a Must. WJZ News, Riley and Farley Music. "OR Guy Lombardo's Music.

WHN Dream Weaver, WMCA Nick Kenney Randaavoos LION GOES WITH TRAILER SHELBINA, Mo. 1UB Farmers In this section sent a hurried call for the deputy game warden when their stock became wild and frightened- The warden discovered one olf the farmers had bought a trailer cage from a carnival man who had forgotten to remove his African lion. soprano represented a triple apacit designer of the setting director and producer At the Longacr Theatre The nat Joe Frank Jaquet Mustard John Hamilton 1'ookle Marion Stephenson ratih Rlihard Taber iJ6d Clark Twehetree Andy William Haade '11 Harold Moffet Pusher N. Josef Draper "hltey Dana Hard like Monk Jaik Carr indy raul Randall Jig Harris "ishart insurance Man Hamilton Sadie Jeapne Marlowe Mrs Murphy Marv Perry Dutch Frit Gerlaih Kate Kathleen Fit Plumber Edward Bracken Fred Gerald nt mallena Harry Horner Ida Johnnie Barrie Mabel Gloria Biondel! Collins Carl Cleator Barney William Morris Taxi Drl er Yale Okun Smith Meyer J-terenson Kelly John Quartell What would It avail a woman to have troubles if she couldnt toll them? U. S.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY -IN THE DISTRICT Court of the United Stafea for the Eastern District of New York In the matter of WILLIAM A. MANTELL and JOHN MANTELL, individually and aa members of the lirm of and the copartnership of STANDARD STATIONERY CO. Notice is hereby given that a petition haa been filed in said court by "iliiam A. Mantell and John C. individually and aa members of the firm of and the co-partnership of Standard Stationery in said district, duly declared benkmpt, under the Act of Congress relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1, 188.

for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all their debts and other claims provable against thcP estate, under said act. and that the 4th day of December, 1336, at 10 30 A. at the U. S. Court House, Borough of Brook!) In said district, is assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where all creditors of the said bankrupt and other persona In interest may attend and show cause if any they have, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted.

Dated the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 16th day of October, 1336. PERCY OILKES, Clerk. IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE DISTRICT Court of th United States for the Eastern District of New York In the matter of SAMUEL ACKERMAN. Notice is hereby given that a petition haa been filed In said Court by Samuel Ackerman, In said district duly declared bankrupt, under the Act of Congress relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1, 18 8, for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all hia debts and other claims provable against his estate, under said act and thftt th 11th uay of December. 1936, at 10 30 A.

at the U. S. Court House. Borough of Brooklyn. In said district, le assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where all creditors of the said bankrupt and other persons in Interest may attend and show cause If any they have, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted.

Dated, the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 19tb day of October, 1936. PERCY GILKES. Clerk IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE DISTRICT Court of the United State for the Eastern. District of New York. In the matter of IRVING BEERMAN.

Notice la hereby given that petition has been filed in Mid Court by Irving Beerman, in said district duly declared bankrupt, under the Act of Congreea relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1, 1896, for a full discharge and certificate thereof from ail hla debts and other claims provable against hia estat under said act, and that the 11th day of December, 1936, at 10 20 A. at the U. S. Court House, Borough of Brooklyn, in said district, la assigned for th hearing of the same, when and where all creditors of the said bankrupt and other persons In intarest may attend and show cauae, if any they have, why the prayer of Mid petition should not be granted Dated, the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 19tii day of October, 1936. PERCY GILKES.

Clerk IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE DISTRICT Court of the United States for the Eastern District of New York. In the matter of TOM 8ALAMONE Notice la hereby given that a petitiori haa been filed In Mid Court by Tom Salamone, in aid district duly declared bankrupt, under th Act of Congreea relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1898, for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all hi debta and other claims provable against hia estate, under said act, and that the 11th dey of December, 1136, at 10.30 A. at the U. S. Court House, Borough of Brooklyn, in Mid district.

Is assigned for the hearing of the Mm, when and where all creditor of the Mid bankrupt and other persona in intarest may attend and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of Mid petition should not be granted Dated, the Borough bf Brooklyn, on the 19th day of October, 1936. PERCY Q. B. GILKES, Clerk BANKRUPTCY NOTICES 1GNATZ WK18HBERGKR, BANKRUPT Notice is hereby given that on Sept. 29.

1936, the said party waa adjudicated bankrupt; and that th first meeting of creditors will be held in Room 209, P. O. Washington end Johnson St. B'klyn, on Nov. 4, 1916, at I P.

at which time the creditors may attend, prove their claim appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such business as may properly eoma before said meeting. WILMOT L. MOREHOUSE, Referee. of Musical Relations" Get Mane "Ivy Marion, radio comedienne, just won a Baldwin, L. I golf tourney for the second year in a row You can hear Bill Adams again as the voice double of Piesvdent Roosevelt on the "March of Time" Cornelia Otis Skinner cated And ditto Jack (Vass you dere, Sharlie9) Pearl, who returns with his old partner-in fun, Cliff Hall, on Nov 9, via WJZ.

content social in the sense of deal ing with mankind and Its foibles. R. C. Sheriff In Town R. C.

Sheriff, who has written St. Helena in collaboration with Jeanne de Casalis, arrived yesterday on the Queen Mary and attended last nights performance of Max Gordons pioduction at the Lyceum Theatre In which Maurice Evans is starred as Napoleon. Mr. Sheriff is the playwright of Journey Tickets for It Can't Happen Here, to open at the Majestic Theatre on Oct. 27, are selling at the rate of one hundred per hour, according to a report just received from the Majestic box office, whl.h opened yesterday morning at 9.

Before the opening of the Brooklyn Majestic box office 12,000 tickets had already been sold to theatre parties. This record advance sale is the greatest in the theatrical history of Brooklyn. Ninety Per Cent. American The Leslie Howard organization feels that it is about time to quiet two persistent rumors that have been going the rounds concerning Mr. Howard's forthcoming production of Hamlet.

One ij to the effect that the company is predominantly English. A caicful statistical survey shows that company and staff are about 90 per cent. American. The other rumor Is to the effect that Mr. Howard Is doing a some- street.

It tells particularly of a gang of laborers, whose boss Is Andy, just about tops In the business. Andy and his men have built up an enviable reputation for speed and accuracy. There Is no time to loaf If you arc a member of Andy's gang. Work Is as plentiful as milk and honey In the promised land. The boys all worship Andy and he isnt a bad sort when you get to know him.

Nils, one of his most able assistants, married to a timid wife, is about to get out of the business and settle down somewhere on a farm Andy, fearing that this will ruin the morale of his men and realizing that Nils cannot be replaced, plays a mean trick on Nils and his wife. He leads the square-head, thats Nils, to believe that the litle woman is a strumpet, with the results that Nils beats her to death and then commits suicide. Andy goes completely Insane and the final scene has him high up on the sixty-third floor of a skyscraper under construction, frowned upon by his former co-workers. You think he is going to fall, but he doesn't. He climbs down by way of the ladder, bringing the play to a most unsatisfactory ending.

In reading the manusernpt of Iron Men, Mr. Geddes saw an opportunity to play around some tricky stage designs. He does a most realistic job In that respect His skeleton of a skyscraper looks like the real McCoy and his barroom scene is a natural. The chief weakness of "Iron Men" Is the play Itself. For the role of Andy, Mr.

Geddes has chosen William Haade, a member of Local No. 40 of the International Association of Bridge Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers. It was as a member of Local No. 40 that he was working on a building when Mr. Geddes happened to indulge in a bit of climbing.

They met mid-way on the girder and Mr. Geddes lured him into the cast of Iron Men. Considering that Iron Men Is his first part on the professional stage, he does right well not only by Mr. Geddes and Mr. Gallagher, but by himself.

Harold Moffett, as Nils, and Richard Taber, as Scratch, both gave good accounts of themselves, as do Clark Twelvetrees, Frank Jaquet and the others, including Gloria Blondell, sister of the well-known movie star. Except for Mr. Geddes' stirring settings, "Iron Men left me as cold as a steel girder on a winter's day, whereas, I am sure, Mr. Gallagher meant to make it as alive as a powerhouse. Oh, Mr.

Gallagher! The bow-legged man has an open gate of his own. MANHATTAN AMUSEMENTS M-G-M GREATEST PICTURE! SHUREiyHOWMD DHWQSluUrf ttlh WEEK ASTOR way A 48tli 8L Daily IN.IH Imdey I I M. Cxtra MldoHs Bbow Bet Mats. Me I 11 (venlngi Me to 82.08 ftLABun BsttmMy MidnMe, Sunday F. Me te 41 (plus taxi.

MADISON S9UAM AIDIK KOW thru (let. 25 tMomi t.U fcllN CAMdrse ft fries lasts. a 3,000 SEATS 10 Nightly 8:30 Mst tat riefcsts at flartse A Manri Packer I nit Plans Lectures; Parent Teacher Group Has Board Meeting 1 I Plans for a series of lectures uner the auspices of the Parent Teachers Association of Packer Collegiate Institute were made yesterday at the groups first advisory board meeting of the season at the school, No. 170 Joralemon street Mrs. George E.

Brockway, is president of the association. Other officers are. Mrs. Edward A Behr, vice-president, Frederick Keck, treasurer, Mrs. John J.

Blust, secretary, Mrs. Bradford Butler, chairman of program committee, Mrs. Burgess Osterhout, chairman of the bulletin, and Mrs. Charles A Lubrecht, chairman of hospitality. Faculty advisors include Dr John H.

Denbigh, principal, and Miss I Woman's Club Directors Hold First Board Meeting of Season Members of the board of directors of the Brooklyn Woman's Club. Mrs. Thomas H. McClmtock, president, held their first meeting of the season yesterday at the clubhouse, No. 114 Pierrepont street Attending the meeting were Mrs McClmtock, Mrs.

Henry S. Conover, first vice-president; Mrs. Ross H. Miner, recording secretary; Mrs George M. Billings, corresponding secretary; Mrs.

Frederick W. Haines, assistant corresponding secretary, and Mrs. J. Clarence Smith, treasurer. Also Mrs.

Frederick W. Bass, Mrs. Nathaniel Robinson, Mrs Frederick W. Burbank, Mrs. Walter P.

Kitchell, Mrs. J. Edward Hoag, Mrs. Louis G. Rountree, Mrs Leonard H.

Smith, Mrs. Jason Davis, Mrs. William V. Laurino, Mrs. Charles C.

Meytrott, Mrs. Frederick H. Paine, Mrs. Henry Simmons, Miss Jane L. Moore, Miss Jessie H.

Righter. vr TT I'1111'5 rarnnam, assistant to the Arthur W.ranArxtd C. Emery advisory board are Miss Laura Stevens, Miss Mary A Wells and xx Miss Marion Bull. Mrs. Charles J.

Skidmore and Frances Farnham, assistant to the End, the war drama which played what radically edited version of the a year's engagement at Henry Mil-play, but this is not true. Any pro- erB Theatre, duction of "Hamlet, Mr. Howard points out, has to have two hours cut out of the script because the play in its entirety runs for five hours. Tickets for Sinclair Lewis Play Selling Like Hot Cakes Miss Hilda E. Skidmore of No.

3 Eighty-second street are at tie Chalfonte-Hadden Hall, Atlantic City, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Van Sclialck Bloodgood will give a tea on Oct 3 At Conscience Meadow House, their home at Setauket, L.

after the drag of the Smlthown Hunt The field will meet at Wldewa'er, the estate of Mr. and Mrs Ward Melville at Stony Brook. H. Edward Dreler and Randall Poindexter will lead the field. MODERN WOMEN Not Srfw monthly pau and delay due to eowe, nervous train, exposure or m.ur cma.

Cm-ebeKen Diamc id Brand Pill are efiecUv. KfceWeeadoveOatck Rebel Sold by for over 4o yean. Aafcfw CHICHESTER? PIUS SIAMONB SaAN-i LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Id V. Gordon, plaintiff against Petro-grad Trading Bdnk, also known as Petrogradaky Torgovyl Bank and Ban-Que Commerce De letrograd. defendant.

To the above named defendant: You ara hereby aummoned to answer the eomptalnt In this action, and to serve a copy of your answer or. it the com-Blatnt Is not served with this summon ta rve a notice of appearance, on the plaintiff attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service In case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated, New York July Ith. IMI SAMSON SELIG.

Atorney for Plaintiff Office and P. O. address 80 Broad Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City To: Petrograd Trading Bank, also known as Petrogradaky Torgovyl Bank and Banqua Da Commerce De Petrograd.

defendant: The foregoing summons is aarved upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of tne Supreme Court of the State of New York made by Hon. Peter B. Smith, one of the Justices thereof, dated the Uth day of September, 1811 and filed with the summon complaint end amended complaint in the office of the Clerk of the County of King at Pulton and Joralemon Street. Brooklyn. New York Dated, New York, the Ilth day of September, nil SAMSON 8ELIG, Attorney for Plaintiff Office and address.

0 Broad Borf Manhattan, New Yerk City. sJJ tt-Xa For Grace George Play Rex OMalley, last seen in New York in Revenge with Music, flew in from Hollywood yesterday morning to attend the first rehearsal of the new Grace George play now titled "Matrimony Pfd. which comes to Broadway early In November. For two months past Mr. OMalley has been assisting Greta Garbo to screen "Camille for Metro.

Hes That Good created the settings for Kelly Leaves for California iforala yesterday. being a leisurely return to his home In Hollywood. Plans for the Immediate future Call for the final revision of a new play. All that Mr. Kelly would say about thla new play waa that it will be social in Zilmer Morton The marriage of Miss Janice E.

Morton of No. 43 West Seventy-third street, Manhattan, to Bertram G. Zilmer of this borough took P'ace on SatuKny in the First Reformed Church of Hackensack, N. J. The Rev.

J. J. Soeter performed the ceremony, which was followed by a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John 0.

Grode. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seth W. Morton of 8L Louis.

She Is a graduate of the University of Missouri. Mr. Zilmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W.

Zilmer of Milwaukee, is a newspaper man. He Is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin. His marriage to the former Joycelyn Woody of Wac. Tex, was ended by divorce ta Reno Nev, on Sept. 1 JACK 1.

FINKELSTKIN, BANKRIPT The creditor of th abov named are hereby notified that on April 27, 1936, the above named waa duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the flrat meeting of hia creditors will be held at P. O. Bldg Room 309. 2nd floor. B'klyn, N.

on Oct. 26, 1916. at 16.80 A. M-. when tbe Mid creditor may attend, prove their claim appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact aiieh other busl-nees aa may come before the aeld meeting.

Dated. Oct 16, 134 EDWARD C. McDONALD.Refwea, lAURtNCf RtVIM, If, pretests GAXTON CARLISLE ta KRIK CMABCLL WHITE HORSE INN It, rrkM (ImI. tin Ik II W4. K.l Prim u.

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