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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 28. 1918. 16 STEAMBOATS. HOTELS AND RESORTS.

LEGAL NOTICES. STEAMBOATS. URGE FULL PARDON FOR PAUL CHAPMAN SKARBY BEACHES. BUEVA VISTA HOTEL, Crapssy and frs are Bolting for guests. Rales frost 14 us.

Phone Bath Beach last, COUNT? COURT. KINGS COUNTT-Brooklyn City Savings and Lou Association, plaintiff, against Charlea H. Stephao and oUiers, defendanta. In pursuanca ot a judgment of foreclosure and aale duly made and entered la the above entitled action and bearing date the lth dsy of June, 191b, the undersigned, tho referee in aald judicment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by August Hoi-man. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real tSatale Exchange.

Xo. ISO Montague street, in the Borough tof Brooklyn. County of Kings, oa tit. 16th day of July. 1918.

at twelve o'clock noon, the premise directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as followa: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of laad. situate, lying and being In that PVrt of the Borough of Brooklyn of tho City of New Tork which waa formerly known aa Fort Hamilton, in Cl Town of New Utrecht, known and designated as lot No. 62 on a certain msp entitled "map of land belonging to George S. The Rorkawa. Tke Irsdratr ac l.srl.

SK-3T Thousands Graduate Front Brooklyn Schools prill II hCIIOOIj XO 94. I Kisenherg. Melvin Fisher. Harold Oalewskl. Ar- thur Hansen, Puilip Jacobovita.

Thure 1-arson, At the graduation exercises of Pub-; Joseph ur.go. Albert sianimka. nobert Mc- nt La-iRhtin. 'hris. Molitor.

Joseph Musso. "harlea lie School No. 94, tlfth aenue and o'tonnor. I-ouis Kosentel. Joorph t-ltuonelli, I'lftieth street, Frank B.

Stevens, Frederick Strauss, Charlra Weithas. nrincipal, medals were awarded to; SCHOOL NO. 41. the following graduates: Proficiency Boys A.keil. William at.

Bedell. in Khnnwnrk larnh Christianf en I I Bnll. Josepn Bernard Byrne. Otto in 1-nopworK, jaCOO inntiun.cu,!,, jwph Walter Devlin. Daniel i-wing, Augusta Kli.itiicnst; domes-( Joseph Dillon.

Kaymond Pooley. Herbert u. Riinorin. inwards. Arthur I'luanre Ellis, Francis 1C Science, ciOlhe.

Miperin I Kit Gerald. J. Raymonu Haley, Milton Law-tendent James J. Reynolds and Abram I rem-e lialpern. Frank Joseph Kennedy.

I t'harles Francis KlrNchenhauin. Harry H. Legislative League Will Petition Governor Whitman. SPEND SUNDAY SAILING On the Beautiful Hudson to Newburgh and Return, $1.00 Great White Flyer "Rensselaer" From Pier 32. N.

R-, foot of Canal Street, 9:30 A.M.; West 132d Street, 10 A M. Two hours stop at Newburgh, returning on same steamer. Hudson Navigation Company Night Boats to Albany and Troy. Mtk st. Holland Station.

Korkaway Beach, h. Kesr eceaa front and etstioa aiedera appolac swats; hot and cold water la room. exeelieal culslae. tiearg Lastessacs- TeL 6S Bfawla HOTEL FAR ROCK A WAY, Broadway. Bear Beach.

Select locatios; large, airy rooun; eicstleM table; fauoaabla rates. Tel. Jl Fsr or is way. H. riTZaGKALO.

nsch, chairman 01 tne A-oreu ecnooi La Bove Murri, iuson, John Michael Board, made addresses to the grad McGarry. Frederick A. Mohrmann, Leon Nachsatx. Leonard D. Brlen.

Kdward Gelston, situate at Fort Hamilton, County of Kings, state of New York, surveyed by William Kowalskt, city surveyor, Brooklyn, I September, 1881," and bounded and decrlbsed as follows, Beginning at a point on the northerly lino of a certain plot of land now or lato of the estate of Sarah Sears, deceased, tha same being tho boundary line between two certain sections of land known and designated by tho numbers 110 and 111 on a certain map on Ala In the offloa of tho Register of the UOXC, ISLAND. rka Moat Com try Hl Naar Nr York City TRAVFL. PACIFIC COAST-ALASKA County of Kings, entitled "map of property of N'ATIONAL PARK M' KKKORTS At a special meeting held yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Astor, Manhattan, steps were taken by the Legislative League of New York to save the ilfe of Paul Chapman, the i-year-old Brooklyn boy convicted of murder and now awaiting execution in the death house ut Sing Sing. ''Judging children by adult standards is wrong" proved to be the substance of the belief of the 150 women present. This keynote to the ideas of the whole afternoon's proceedings was struck by Marie Montaivo, the first speaker, who has been interested in the Chapman case from the beginning.

She told of her talks with the Chapman boy after he had been sent to King Sing and sketched briefly the circumstances connected with the crime. In conclusion she scored the laws of New York State which per mit the conviction of mere children, and characterized the jury which con victed l'aul Chapman as "sheep." Matthew T. Wood, attorney for Tickets and 'iuur. Ail bi Also Short Tours Si nag AmotU. THUS, tTOK S4S 5l Fifth A If.

Kins O'Meara. Sellg Rlchek. Louts t-aml-ler. James Joseph Sliauuhness. Kenneth E.

Small, Solomon Sehnee, Harry SonnenKciiein, Jacob Steinberg, Delano Stevenson. Bertram P. Wenzelberg. William Winnegrad, Harry Alvin Yates. (ilrls Florencs Ahrens.

Isabelle Clews Barrio. Kathryn Rosalie Behnke, ejannette Riederman. Hermena liuxbaum. Augusta IS, rhaphe, Grace Harding Cole. Katharine.

Klizabeth Cook. Lillian Finger. Hannah Friedman, Agnes Kita tiresham. Helen t'hiirloite Grulter, Rose Lena Heckelman. Dorothy Kleanor Boilings.

Emma Hutchison. Bessie Leona Lea. olive Elizabeth Mo-Leod. Svlvia Moskowitl, Helen Eva Molt. Alary Elizabeth Nugent.

Gesina Peters. Bertha Elsie Phillips. Coolie Caiherine Relnier. Grace Rosenberg. Mildred Rosenblatt, Clara-may B.

T. Sauer white. Catherine Mabel Schmidt. Sadie Clara Fchnee. Henrietta Schweitzer.

Beatrice li. Siegel, Reba Rosalind Stone. Elsie Waldeck. Etta B. Wallace.

Martha Welshman Elizabeth Purell Wilier- tne neira ot Jana Smith, deceased, situate at the Narrows, In tho Town of New Utrecht and County of Kings, surveyed October, 1834. by Sidney C. Herbert." which point la distant ill feet 10 inches westerly from the Intersection of said land with the westerly line of Fourth avenue, and running thence westerly along said line twenty-nva (Bi feet to lot No. 58 on said first mentioned map; thence northerly along aald lot and at right anglea with asid line ons hundred and sixty-four (184) feet to lot No. IT on aald map; thence easterly along aald last mentioned lot and parallel with said SeaMiabU Towi Ticket.

RctMuU Br Steamer or Rill. Usurer! Taw 359 FaK St, Of. Bar Ban, TtlepboM Mai Ml Hotel Cardaa City. Loog Idasvi. Oaa at tha saost sacluatve Hot.

I. la JjMrlaiy aasabuutioa sf oouatry lifs and ea.tr.sal Eaa luxury seldom found: eondiMtaa aa asasrieaa plan, with a handsome a la earta. aatauraal for tho owsoolenoa of motorist tUe Hatal Maaanmsnt baa reeonUy nurehaaa line twenty-nvo is reet to lot No. si on said map, and thenca southerly along aald last uates, who were: Gabriel Awad Alfred J. Bahrenburg, Nils B.

Bernslen. Samuel Binder. William J. Buttling, Winston E. Cann.

Jacob 8. Christiansen, Eugene J. Collins, Francis A. Cros. Timothy J.

Crowley Robert G. Faughnan, Joseph B. Flotten. Joseph Gong, riigunl K. Gunderson.

Walter J. Jacohsen, Trygte Johnson, John W. Kaarl, Nathan Kahn. Haroid T. Kaplan.

Harold F. Keenan, George R. Lawson, John A. McCurdy. Michael J.

ilitioan. Alvin H. Nelson, Ralph U. Nelson. Edward J.

Notine. Thomas olaen, Harold Paris. Dominic F. Petrucelil. John Hayuiund.

George Reid. Haakon Schjeveland. John Smith. George Tadross, Bernard A. Veland.

Henry T. Bran. Ijawrence Goodsteln, Honry H. Hilden. Edward F.

Randall. Charles H. Keilly. Philip J. Sexton, Walter W.

Stumpf, Frank W. Van Deusen. William A. Wolff, Alfred N. Znke.

Evelyn Calder. Catherine A. Callahan. Margaret Christian-Ken. Augusta A.

Dill. Jeanelte Glligold, Ethel Gross, Agnes J. Gunderson. Rose D. Haddad.

Anna Hamalainen. Dorothy Hen-ncsey, Grace A. Hollahan. Sophie K. Johnson.

Vandla M. Klami. Augusta R. Klein-dienst. Georglna H.

Nutter, Alice M. Connor, Helen A. Pederscn. Ruth J. Levine, Edna E.

Lindahl. Gladys W. Macpherson, Lillian E. Peterson. Elsie V.

sllverloa, Bergit Sollie, Annie H. Wood. Lillian J. Adams, Horghild B. Anderaen, Kleanor Anderson, Rose Block.

Henrietta E. Holin, Alice Bovitl. Margaret Boroles. Thel-roa P. Bromley, Gertrude F.

Brooks, Rosemary 1 Budrle, Helen M. Burroughs. Alice A. Byrne. Marguerite B.

Campbell, Florence M. Car-bush, Florence G. Concannon, Gertrude M. Haberstock. Mary E.

Hofman. Ruth Holm, Ida M. Hughes. Helen Ada Hunker, Ethel A. Jacohsen, Thordia J.

Johnson. Mar SHORT TRIP 4 GREAT LAkK CR riBi Booklets bow rAv Address OILLE8PII9, KINHOKTS BRARD, 811 otii near 3d New York. Up the Hudson By daylight Daily, Inoludlnf landar. reel Kail rnnnnnnnn. S.

mentioned lot and at right anglea with aald line one hundred and sixty-four 1184) feet to Chapman, read letters written by him me. puim or place 01 uesinnu'g' Excepting, however, front the premises ahnv THE SALISBURY LINKS ALASKA Cans dia a Ptcidc Rockies Pacllc to his mother, which showed that he was not the desperate character that described, that portion thereof lying within tha la oiMllent 18-hob golf course traa to i Coaat. By Cauadlan PtHfle Hallway. IL Pny, tien'l Tass. UepL, 1231 B'way, at taa ustsi.

-i ft sallos from N. T.i freoueat alaMrW 8sasai some think him to be. Morgan T. Donnelly, the. Assembly pounoary lines street.

Haled Juno 24, 19U. FRBD O. MltUOAN. Referee. Joseph H.

Delany. Attorney for Plaintiff. 188 dink, Ruth H. Withering-ton, Mildred young. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO.

80. Olrla Louise H. Abhruxxese. Lillian Blank, Hannah H. Blalt, Rebecca R.

Brusteln, Daisy Ulaxer. Sadie Goldberg. Eva R. Gross, Angelina Guelfl, Berlha Harrison. Marjr Htm-inelslein, Kate Jacobs, Bertha Kaplan, Sophie Klmmel, Rose 8.

Klein, Algl Maisel. Anna P. Merlino, Clara C. Uchtblau, Florence R. McCaffrey.

Olga Malsel. Fannie R. Mosee, Evrl.vn tartlaa frsas Psnn. station. sf.

J. LANMIir C09 man, who introduced a bill in the last Montague street, Brooklyn, N. T. at mf OCFJUT STEAMSHIPS. WATsON HOUKtS AND COTTAGES, New Tork and Albsny and Troy Evenliw I.ln.

aoosptsd for Muiicf COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTT- Legislature designed to make the ex edition of minors impossible, defend ed the Judge and the jury that con Rackett Coal Company, plaintiff, asalnst HtlltMit, a. Risk tirade Kamllr Hatal. All modern Improvements, Muckin, Letta R. Rabinowlta.

Rose Rabino Captain Cbapl.li, Harry O. MeMrvs, Coaai inomas j. aiuiiea ana otoars. aoronaania. Action No.

1. In- pursuanca of a Judgment of foreclosure victed Chapman and brought the wrath of most of the women present WARD LINE wlta. Frances Rosenblatt. iaa x. nom, Shim Helen Kmith Libbie Soles.

Flos- 7 im reiver i una Half far rmtea for all aoldlera and tmilora In uniform between Day Une landlnga. He Springer, Eleanor A. Vogelfanger, Wllbel- suites of I and rooms with private baths and tsls hones: near Great south ay, 67 mln. to Psnn. ata.

or FUtbush av; 40 trains a day. Bachelor quartan, grill, garage. Excellent snd sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action and bear ins data tho 8th day of Juno, 1818, tha undersigned, tlio referee In said judgment named, will sell at public auction to tbo highest bidder, by William P. Has Company, auctioneers, at tbs Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 18 Montagus street, Direct service on fast twin-screw mina A.

Volpl, Weinberger, jeanette v. Weiss. Olga C. Malsel, Sylvia Werlhaizer. Bovs Otto C.

Beets. Howard J. Herman. Abraham Birk, Salvatore J. Caflero, George 1.

Inhn I 4'ldrlf John J. Comer. UP BOATS down on his head by defending capital punishment for adults. He blamed no one for the conviction of Chapman, hut said that the ancient laws of New York State were the cause of all the trouble and that if Chapman W9i sent to the chair "it would be the most in. daturuay Special steamers from New York to garet F.

Knos. Fanma Kohner. Louise Nsw Tork: EUGE.NB FREUND, Prop, Tel. 47 Babylon. Iji.ricell.

Hilda L. MacMlllan. Grace iDomenick Oe Vardo. Angelo A. Dulal, Tjouis J.

Desbroaaea Rt AND POINTS west Bt West 12Sth HAVANA McBride Eileen P. Mcliowan, Alexandra M. Domenge, Milton Duberetein, Joseph Felino. Moncrleffe, Slgny N. Nass, Aase I.

Nielsen. Samuel 8. Finkelsteln, Leo Flneman, Stephen Helen M. Regan. Marie C.

Rooa. Rose p. Uaudino. Joseph Gloscla. Thomas C.

r.oi-Tahan. Nellie M. Thabit, Mae H. White. May I tllly, Reuben Greenberg.

Sam K. Ouerlco. decent thing ever perpetrated in New IN CUBA Yonkers in tns Borough ot urooKlyn, county ot ninis, on the Sth day of July, 1818, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by aald Judgment to bo sold and therein described as follows: All those lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and being in the Town of Oraveaend, County of Klnga and Huts of New Tork, designated by the lots numbers ons hundred and iievsntv-aiz 1178). one hundred snd Bear Mountain iorR After the meeting was over a peti I A.M. A.M.

ihiough keepsie Service 1:40 10:00 :00 10:20 1:20 10:40 1:60 11:10 11:40 11:50 'HIS 1:40 tm 1:10 :30 R. Wood. YA VIS HOTEL Formerly Packrauller's Iaa Bast t.uogue, L. Cui.ino and service ua-excelled. Fineat muile oa Long Island.

Discing. Booms by day or month. D. C. YAVI8, last three seasons at buiaaecock Csalao.

SaiUngi every Saturday Philip Haag, David R. Hartsteln. Hyman I Himmelstein. Leon H. Holts, lsador KirBch, Kreia-er.

Salvator laczara. Geoiae S. West Point (weekdays only) Cornwall PCBIJC SCHOOL NO. 2. tion asking Governor Whitman for a fuil pardon for Paul Chapman was :8 a 1:10 3 5 6:00.

8:111 MCYirn FORTNIGHTLY BoTgRegnar Aadiroti, William BoMjr, Rob aeventy-seven (177) and one hundred and sev Poufhkeep.ls Kingston enty-eight (178). In block numtnr nve if), on signed by all of the members present and a resolution to the effect that juvenile delinquencies up to the age of 18 be brought into the Children's Court was adopted. a map entitled, "Map of 160 lots, belonging to ert Hurion, incur nneiianaen, waiicr ion, Jotjc-ph Farrell, Henry Ha Que Iroy Harrli, 'leoitfe Haverkamp, barney iiazplkom, Arnold Horowltt. WUUttn Hosktng, Herman Hubn. liarrr Johnmn.

Sydney Mainiirf. t'tiarlm Mar HUiAIW SAILINGS To Progreso, Vera Cruz and Tampico CataklU Hudson Albany William ziegier, in Town ot uraveeenu, Klnrs Cnnntv un Aled In the office of he Clerk nt the ftaiintv nf KinSB. N. tin. Midi a el Muri.by, Paul N'owak, WllHitn THE DELAVAN hay and self Hats; shaded grounds; auasra; electric light, baths, etc.

i as bar iarf, still water bathing; hshlag, boating i excel, table; aalo access. Open May 1. Tel. 255 gayvllle, CLAUENCB M. BOUBBg, Pras.

Ideal Ontlns. I.u..i7i. on the sixteenth day of June. 18U, a Map Imrgh. Point or Rear Mountain no.

usz. Belna the same premises conveyed to Thomas Frequent calls at Nassau Bahamas uaiu.uiB.iua trirpnone i anai 9300. Hudson LUerature and full information on J. Mullen by William Zlegler, by deed beating date the Doth day of July. 1894, and recorded in liber 2282 of conveyances, page 60, on the 28th day of September.

1X84, at 2:46 P.M. Together with all fixtures and articles at- taeheit userf In ennneetion With Said request SFR1NGY1LLE HOUSE OoAd Oroand. 1 Delightfully attuated aa ay juine New York ari Cuba Mai! S. S. Co.

premises, all of which were thereby declared the Bay. Boating, bathing, bowling allays; cafe; modern improvements. Apply Foot of Wall Street, New York. to be covered by aald mortgage, togetner wun the snnnrtenanrea and all the estate and rights js. Attnnoasa Sunday Excursions Apply to J.

Lehrenkrauss Sons. of the said defendants, Thomas J. Mullen and Catherine Mullen, hia wife, In and la said premises. Dated. June 17.

1911. Samalman, E. Albert Schoenbrun, Max Sohwartas, Sidney Srhweitcer. Irving Shrank. Louis Smith.

Meyer Stein, Jesse Leonard Kturz, Samuel Thaler. Peter Train Jamea K. Tucker. Walter O. Vosa, Kaymond Walter.

Cyril H. Ward. Joseph Weingart, Reginald Weiss, Walter John Wheeler, Charica Zinn. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 160.

Boyi Gaetano Aliqno, Ralph Amod'o, Frank Aplrr.a, Si an ley Baldwin. Matteo Halestrrt, Wilfrid Rastine, Theodore Beck. Ernest irpe-nito, Donato Ceeere, Georpe Cohen, Frank Cupel. Harold Davison, Allwt Leo De Freltaa. Michael Dcremick, laadore Dube.

Karl Erlk-on, Theodore Krickson, Daniel Kianlfy Field. Peter P. Gattua, Sabatino (iiiicci, (leorge (ioldslein, Vito fluarigrlla, HiRiird Hansen. George Heckler, Nctrrla Jacohsen, Harold Johnson, Robert Johnson, Lawrence Johnaon, N'orman Johnston, Albert Kate. Abraham Ktar, Fred Ierner, Harry Levine.

Euajne Marsrulia, Fulton Brooklyn, or to any! Delightful Outings Out on the Sound Kail road Ticket Office or Author-1 THE HALL GI.F fOVE, h. I. Open Jais 1. Within commuting distance. Room, with bath, or en suite.

Private beach no moa- WIUL.IAM K- nAICO, r.n., OPinm. nnKee Voehler. Attornev for the Plain ized Tourist Agency. i tiff. No.

7 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, music inning Kooms Lunch Counters Tickets limited, on sals only on City of New York. el7-8t mf SUFTtEME COURT, KINGS COUNTY- HVank Austin, plaintiff, against George iers on day ol Excursions. Steamer City of Lowell qultoea Booklet. G1LLAN a CO. Phoaa 838 Glen Cove.

HOTEL MONTEREY 1 fishing; electricity, running aster; garage; las ralaine. Kates 118 to 25. 11 Biles ts Osaip Lptnn. Capacity 800. Apply Broad N.

X. C. sr Bins Foist. tf Kathmeyer and otheri, In pursuance of an Interlocutory judgment of partition and sale duly made and entered In the above-entitled action, and bearing date the 11th day of June, 1918, I. the undersigned, ih.

refeeiM. In snlri ludament named, will sell Anthony Marino, George Martocci, Kzklel at public auction to the highest bidder, by Nathaniel Shuter, auctioneer, at tho Brooklyn Real Estate Enchangs, No. 1S Montague CUNARD st.g.lar Tsmin mot rrs HsrvlM NEW YORK LIVERPOOL NEW YORK-FALMOUTH-LONDON NEW YORK BRISTOL Drtfti Mmt OrJeri, Mai CtUt. Cwl Brittn, lrtU.4, Scuiwtk, tkth (nut, feKiitJ. Sii Swilnftui For fortbar iBfvrousttM apply tt Mil Kirs.

Sm York. Irfvlne, Max Levy, Herbert A. Liverani, Ii-dor Meyers, John P. Motto. Benjamin lta-binowlti.

Max Reichenthaler, Deminlck H. Romeo, Samuel SchwarU, 'Henry Bemlowitz, Edward J. Tlerney, Harry A. J. Weeden, Leo Zwerdllna.

SCHOOL NO. 100. Boys Hyman Bauer. Herman Blakeman. William Byrne.

John Healy. Charles Hff. Aaron Kaufman, Philip Lebow, Mar Levine. Edward Lynch. Jesse Glasel, Leo Grttch-man.

Joseph McElroy, Frank Mona, Isidor Rappaport, Alex. Rosenthal. Caspar Souera. Ion Spieler. Monro Wiener.

David Dunn, Edward Silvers. Girbj ana ret Anderson. Rella Brono-wlti. Gussie Doborotsky. Mildred Phillips.

Florence Latham. Voliet Kronman. Viola Mitchow. Adelaide Richman. Ruth Lillian Stein, Esther Scarl, Antoinette Tag-liaferro.

PCBLIC SCHOOL NO. 110. Botb Paul O. Anderson. Edward .1.

Beren-ger. FJdward i'oogan, Charles O. Dare, Cyrus DeCamp, George Farmer, Charlfo Fornian. Gustave Hoch. David Howells, Walter Jacob-pon.

Wilbur Jones, Jesse Kettle. Michael Kolbcr. Henry Krauss, Stanley Lane, Morris D. Islchowita, John P. Llbassi, Jams Lynch, Harrv Maley, James MacGregor.

Harry McDonald. Henry Marlus. William Mancerl. William Meehan, John Moran. Howard Moody.

John O'Donnell, Thomas F. Quinn. Gus-tave Reich, Lawrence A. Reintcker, James Rogers, Edward Rons. Benjamin Kosenbaum.

John Rowell, Oscar Schubert, John Srhultz. Anthony W. Kehwally, Henry Kohwartzberg. Sam Siegel, Royal Smith, Joseph t-olce. Edward Sorrentino.

Edward Sutton. William Taliente, Wiegand William, Tony Zunno. Girls Blma Anderson. Marv Aranelti. Anas-tasia Beach.

Theresa Bizinfki, Eleanore Boe. Mamie Borchesky, Alice F. Brown. Frieda Ruth. Dorothy K.

Rums, Emilia Caputo. Julia Cerankowaka, Ruth R. Cooper, Helen V. Dare, Sarah Dombrofsky. Helen A.

Donald, Viola Dirkes. Jeanette A. Eihernon, Olia Felviowitz, Ethel H. Feldman. Lillian Flnck, Catherine Fleming, Ethel Frame.

Mis Friedman, Gussie I. Frumhartz, Nellie H. Fuegen, Helen c. Glha, Mabel Goldlng, Bertha R. Goldstein.

Ida Habaa, Louie A. Haera, May Hopkins. Anna Hughes, Mary Feimer, Josephine M. Kase, Edith Kleg, Mary Kashow, Mary Knoerzer, Lillian Iison, Isabel leaf, Edna Lindstad. Margaret M.

Maj)es. Lucy McClpery. Anna McDowell. Sadie McG'nn, Marion H. Mver, Rose Meyer, Eleanor Mit-bach.

Rose Mockel. Molly Neugoborn. Elizabeth J. Musto. Rose Xeigeborn.

Amelia Neumann. Ruth H. Nfuwirth, Rebecca B. Novlck. Anna M.

Olsen, A Ida Paulson. Madeline Pohl, Marlon Preston, Loretta Pritohard, Gertrude A. Rahner, Anna Reich. Alice Reitter, Dorothy Boeder, Helen Hchaefer, Julia J. Schaetile, Hazel Sharkey.

Edna M. Simonson. Victoria Stachowlak, t'auline Stilz, Marie Stringham. Amelia 1.. Turant, Sarah Walsh, Viol K.

Winslow, Beatrice C. Wolfe. PrBLIC SCHOOL NO. 127. Boys William Baker.

George Banks. Ray To Bridgeport Lv. Pier 40, N. Houston 10.00 A.M. Lv.

Pier 14, N. Fulton 10:30 A.M. Tickrti fl.SD Children TO Cents luclndlnf War Tax. Steamer Richard Peck To New Haven (.. Pier E.

Catharine 0:10 A Lv. Pier 70. K. 22nd Street. 10:00 A.M.

Tickets, Sl.5 Cents Including War Tax. The New England Steamship Co. OCEAN AVENUE HOTEL PatchotTae, L. I. Will open June 16.

Botin. bftthtnff, flthlnf, dancinr, with our own orchestra. Writs for booklet. dpt. H.

O. HICKS. THE BAY HOUSE ORIENT. V. I.

Overlooking Bay and Bound. Sailing, tshtafl bade trees good table, C. B. KING BON. ANCHOR LINE NEW YORK TO GLASGOW Par further tnforanttlea ppUr COMrANY'lMJIr-KICIC, 11-14 HUU N.

r. Held. Charlea Renotrt, Abraham Hctrwid, Edwin SuDdfua, Oliver Tbooipaon. dwtn Vollert, Ed wiu Wolbpr. May A11entin, Andfront Franks Elberta Brfn, Henlla Hlok-injr, Auna Kverttt.

Henrietta Oilmorc. Catherine Crey. Anna Hantien. Auinista Hensog. Anna Johansfn.

Julia Jolmnon. Marparpt Terea Molen. Ida Namowlta, Ituth NhUpo, f.nnrla Olsen. Marjrarct OIwd, Kuth Olvoa, RUaabeth Reyburo. Anna Ralmert.

Mary Khaw. Alnitr himonunn, (Jrat-e Smedtey, Hasel SpiT inr. Mary TuiTy. Julia 'alUce. Adelaide Wil Haras.

Amanda Wirth. PUBIJC SCHOOL NO. 8. JA.NTARY CLASS. Peter Dalio, Dunn.

Jamea Gond-rlrh, Arthur Jambnon. Carl Klnhs, Jnroh Lanarowitz. Gennaro Marrone. Adnlph Nal-lnne, Thomati Nupent. Peter Pennarhio.

Nirnlaa Pocono. Arnold Rtarewloh, Frank Veltri, John Curry, Theodore Knty, Ora To-Maa, Ronita Bock. Jean Brown. Rose Bu-falo, Mary Oliffcorn. Helen Dalton, Roue Uelnoy.

Santlna DiKapgi. Anna Frit a. Jeanette Edith Maybaum. Helen Renffie Pidano. Kaiherine Potter, Mllian 8ands.

Alma Thomas, Bella Torpy, Lena Zarflni. JUNK CLASS. Jacob Herman, fieorpe Burna. Mirhael Coppoio. Horatio Destefanl, Anthony Ferrl.

Afbro Hancock. Salvatore InRraffea. John T.anza. Kiard Lopes, Joseph Pizzl, Thomas Roy, William Scott, Adeline Albino. Margaret Byers.

Isabella Forster, Roue Beatrice Henderson, Mary Hi hen, Bessie Iaarxon. Fannie Kaplan, Grace Klnpton, Lulu 1 Tree, Margaret Lovaoz, Afrnea McGuire. Theresa Miller, Anna Murphy, A Mean Myers. Elizabeth Richmond, Kathryn Sand, Elizaheth Skelton. Marjorie Spencer, Hilda Tannanbaum, Mary Wrdo-llva, MarV Vespoli, Helen Workman, Kathryn Wucst.

PCBLIC SCHOOL NO. 12. $B2-Samucl Rurptein. Edward Ryrne. Jamea Calderpzzo, Robert t'oillns.

Vito D'Onlofo. Mttr-tain Friedman, Anjwlm Foy, Vincent Gallagher, Charlea HHnsley, Kdmund La Feira. 1-ntilFe Msnfreddf. (Jorffe Maloney. Edward T'riffire, Harold Salvator.

Anthur Pchiaffini, Henry Schutt. Gecrpe Snerber, Joseph Hulli-van. Elsie. Christopher. Helen Walsh, Lillian 'lever, Cathrine Walters, Minnie Da ma to, Anncs Williama.

Ethel Dixon. Claira Doblin, Adelaide Foy. Florence Grimm, Cella Hou-ion Marie Kennedy. Jennie Lowery, Catherine McDonald. Ida MacHall, Anna Martin, Evelyn Mettlpr, Gertrude O'Connor.

Florence Rom. Ruth Schutt. Rose Schwarz, Virginia Thurston. SB1 Teresa Ampolinl, Ruth Anketell, Ajrnes Tirice, Rose Colucci. Cecelia Cavagnaro, Gladys Voy.

Sadie Grablner, Jennie Gayenna. Helen Hurley. Anna Koenrel. Viola Laine, Mary Mar-gules, Rose Morlarity, Elizabeth Nealy, El-eria Rabatrlia, Ray Schneider, Alice Feery, Louise Smith. Anna Weher, Mary "Wilson, Vft-ta Winnky, Oliver Baldwin.

Joseph Brown, Joseph Coleman, Edward FitzGerald, Frederick Koikes, Louis Guitelli. William Hencke. Lout Kalrhmem, William Koines. Gardner Frederick Lee. rharlea Mcintosh.

Leonajd Mehalowitz, Martin O'Gara. Jameg Or'ando, Francis Petito. Anthony Shields, William Thomaf, Philip Sparacino. PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 85.

January Class. Paul Alexander. Ntta Anastasio. Carl RiKRio. Fanny Rirdy.

Grace Buchanan, ELMORE "SSS 8ATVII.I.B, L. I. Commoting dlatsnes. Bithronm Uuilcgolf, still surf bathing. Job! lecor Oeorge May, Maxwell McAchren, Jhn McKadden, Francis X.

McGuirk, Walter Mor-risnn, Arthur Oman, liyron O'Neill, Claude Palmer, Albert Rtithje, Kara, logoff, Normin Rnsi, William SdmuelB, Angelo SciannlniHiiIco, Albert Prymann, Milton Bhufro, Isadora Koiow, Rwymond Suarez, 'armtne Tellone, John Tiede-mann. Harry Tombler, Iazarus Tompkina, Jo-wph Trost. Thomas Walker. Victor Weclwler, Montrose W'einer, Frank Wruck, Hyman S5fsel-man. IirlP Hazet Andrea, Dorothy Atkinson.

Florence Rakerman, Anna Becker, Olia Herman. Kinma thapman, Catherine Clancy, Marie ('omerford, JuHa Coulter. Frances Croce. Lillian CuccJ, Lillian Dahlatrom. Marlon Dunn, I'aihorine Kpateln.

Mabel Brlrksn. Higrld Evensn, May Fedeici, Kdna Feinglaw, Knrah Ft'inman. Elvira Freudlifpr, Bertha Frit Eva tilassmaii. Stella tioMnteln, Teresa Ht-r-mann, Lulu HoldorfV, Emma Jacnbson, Hllnta Kelnnnen, Eihel Kelly, Ciertrude Lamberg, Evelyn LaninR. Ingehors Laraen, Hunnah Levin.

Ethel Levy, Hnlen Lund, Radio LurlH, Kathryn Ltllian Marslcano, Anna Mel-chionne, Merksamr. Jane Meyer. Hunan Miller, Wilhelmina Miller, Kate Montano, Eathrr Vonlland. Adeline Orlando, I-itura. Ped-eiKen, Florence Perfna, Clara PetPrson, Celia Row, Bella Schwarts, Fannie Hiegei, ICdna Sin.s, Margaret Sizer.

Louiae Stable, laubel Stewart, Berlha Thurtn, Viola, Tobin, Victoria Tover. PI BUC SCHOOL XO. 167. B1 Benjamin Anih. Reuben Auslnnder, Pemr Btmfary, Adolph Bernstein.

Abraham Barkin. Kolomon -Biank, Conrad Carlson. Sylvester Connolly. Michael DeSena, Martin Ellin. street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 9th day of July, 1918.

at twelve o'clock, noon, the premises directed by aald judgment to be aold, and therein described as follows: All those certain Iota, pieces or parcela of land, with tha buildings and Improvement! thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, known as and by street Nos. :10, 112 and 114 North Oxford street, bounded and described aa followa, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of North Oxford street tformerly Oxford street) distant fbree hundred and fifty-two (352) feet and three (3) Inches north of the northwesterly corner of North Oxford street and Myrtle avenue: running thence westerly at right angles to North Oxford itroet one hundred (100) feet: thence northerly parallel with North Oxford atreet fifty (M) feet; thence easterly at right angles to North Oxford atroet one hundred (1W) feet to the westerly aide of North Oxford rtreet, and thence southerly along the said weaterly aide of North Oxford street fifty (60) feet to the point or place of beginning. And all tha estate, right, title and Interest of the parties to this action, whether preaent or future, vested or contingent, of dower, curtesy or otherwlae, and the tights to which any other person may hereafter become entitled through them or either of them in said premiies Dated, June 17th, 1918. FRANK OBER.NTER, Referee. Charles KV Russell, Plaintiff's Attorney, 44 Court Street, Brooklyn Borough, New York City, Jel7-t PORT JEFFERSON, Long Island, Ths Belle Terre Club will open with high claas hotel servles for members and aceaptod on Juns 82, 1918.

Now ready for nspaction. Telephone Port Jefferson 41 AMERICAN LINE Fraqtiant Sailinf. WHITE STAR LINE Frequant Sailing. Kew York Liverpool DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS BriUia Irtlaa. iUl Sctidiairii Offices U.tMdway, New York SOUTH BAY HOUSE Boatinr battling, lining; sandy beach; rollng.

Term, moderate. Booklet. 0. A. BBOWN.

SUNDAY SAIL Up the Hudson Regular Sunday rvice, providing an enjoyable day'a outing. Newburgh. Beacon, Poughkeepsie and Return on the handsomely appointed steamer BENJ. B. ODELL Leaves FrankHn Sunday.

9:00 A.M.; WKt 129f 9:30 A.M., for Highland Newburgh and Pough-keep-le and return. 7 Music. Lunch Room. CENTRAL HUDSON LINE TRT IT The house people corns Back to; all modern Improvements, elsctrlo lights, flra escapes, telephones, baths, sun parlors, wlds verandas, CRYSTAL LAKH HOUSE, Free-port, L. I.

Thomas Klwood, Noajnan liatker, Joseph Glni- nerg, haries tiorinfky, t.dwin Klintpnbfrg, Rudolph Kopf. Swen Lundgren. Benedict Mil mond Byrne, Harry Cogan. Robert Dominergue, ler, Emanuel Milter, Benjamin Miller, George FRENCH LINF Cuwpminle Generfti Tranantlaatlqua Im Kipreaa Foatnl Herrlc NEW YORK BORDEAUX PARIS WBRKI.V DUPAKTUKKs Company', Office iXtfJi Jonn Uorrmchke, Georce Dune, John Edgar. Norman Free, Harry Goecker, Edward Grady, Jensen, Enar Johnson, Theodore Kahn.

Georjre Lovelock. Charles Ludeman. Bertram Mansfield, Charles McCarthy, Henry McEvoy, Vancts Morris. Francis MulliKan. Robert New GOLDTHWAITB INN.

on Great Sooth Bay. Heliport. family resort; suite, with, baths: table supplied from own farm lastta, sailing, fishing, bathing, golf, tennis. 3 'id -Tit INN, on Great Booth' Bay, Bellport, family resort! table supplied from own farm; sailing, fishing, bathing golf, tennis. STONY BROOK MOTEL, now open, under reterson, Samuel Rabinowiu, Robert James Whay, Ix-o Huasman, Benjamin Wolff, Raphael VYomtov.

Mary Akxander, Emma Renaon, Irene Dames, Marguerite Edf-n. Elsie Egglnton. Jennie Freeman, Sadie (ialler. F.lsle Uoldberg, Frances ioldherg. Besle Goldfarb, Anna Gott.

Iff b. I Hnlmberg. Eclher Hornst'-tn, Lulu Kirsrhner. Ethel Liese. Orace Iondon.

Ruth ell, John O'Brien, Henry Oinhausen. Iawrence Pagano. Eilward Phillips. Kurt Rami. Wal lace Ray, Gilbert Regan.

Seymour Rothschild, AI STRAI.IA-HONOU'l.t, SUVA, NKW ZEALAND, Canadian I'iciflc 12JI Broadway, 14. T. new management Clean, airy rooms: tahta supplied fro mown garden. JAMES Marcus, Hazel Mirks, Gladys Merlin, Mirrell, France oiiva. Sadie Bieg.er.

LllliaJi Rosen. Bertha Rosenzwejg. Ruth Roenzweia. James Kooney, Kaymoud Rubino, Alfred Smith, Leonard Stern. George Htuart.

Girls Margaret Baptiste. Franers Picket Marion Breen, Helen Bischoff. Edna Byrne, Helen Clark, Norma Cloos, Gertrude Facev, Ethel Finn. Helen Flieger. Mildred Foley, Grace Gren, Flora Haeusler, Beatrice Hen-driksen, Dagmar Herre Apnea Horan Isabel Irwin Carrie Jensen Edna Johnson Helen Keat- SAVANNAH LINE for the SOUTH.

Pier li. North Hirer, ft. of Spring St Beatrice Schwartz. Oara Slutaky. Freda fitou, i ATT1TIICK, K.

THE ANSIS-TON BOARDING HOUSE, nicely looted: seating bathing, ashing. Terms oa appUeattoa. i Jove. Tavlor. Jessie ail.

Minnie Wartels, Vivian Matilda Word, Madala I Young. Anna Zuppordi. Benjamin Aigcs. Warren Beh. Irving I Prand.

Michael Jew Daniels. John Amrrfran-lndiaa Line So. Afrlcsi India. Margaret Brandohan. Gerard Collins Orra romfort, Charlotte Canary.

Cham- ry Madsen Dorothy McCrery Rose Xortea l.lllyaco...a., rrodae Kicb. T. bee. Af ts. for Clkraaa a Uucknsu a.

M. Ltd. Monari. Rfgina Morton, Agnes OtTenhsuser, berlain, Harriet Dsn to, John Deasy, Emile Finngnn. Robert Hal pern.

Edwin Hurrigan. LOCKWOtD'S, Ceatrepart. L. I. At the water'a edge; bsthlng.

fishing, hosting; sxc.l-lent service. Writs for Warn and photos Jalilll HOTEt, ABELL, Long; Beach. Opes for season. American plan. Partieolan on request J28 xjll Frederick Jacfcon.

(Jcorg Kaplan. Piohert i Y. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COCNTY-Martrnse B. Story, plaintiff, again.it Mary I.

UofBIl and defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made entered In the abore-eutitled ertton and bearing date the 7th day of June, 1918. the undersigned, the referee In Judgment named, will selj at public auction to the highest bidder, by Wm J. McPhilliamy A auctioneers, at the Hrooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No.

180 Montague street. In the Borough of Hrooklyn. County of on the 10th day nf July, 1818, it 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold, and therein described as followa: All those certain lots of land In the Borough of Brooklyn, of the City of New York, known aud designated on certain msp cnUtled "Map of Land of Heirs of George Martense, deceased, situate In the Town of Flathush, County of Klnga, State of New York, surveyed by T. G. Bergen, September.

and filed In the office of the Register of the County of Kings on November 4th. 1868, as and by the lota numbers 534 to 537, both Inclusive, and bounded and described bs follow to wit Beginning at the northeasterly corner of Clara street and Martense lane, and running from thence easterly along the southerly side cf Clara atreet one hundred ind forty-five (14B) fpet seven (7) inches; thmoe southTly, at right angles to Clara street, one and eleven (111) feet three (8) Inches, more or less, to the line of land or formerly of Rachel Mar-tense; tbence westerly along said last mentioned line, ninety-four 184) feet one (1) Inch, more or less, to the easterly line of Martense lane, and thence northerly, along the easterly line of Martenxe lane, one hundred and twenty-fire 1125) Jtet eight and one-quarter (8l.) Inches, more or less, to the point or place of beginning. Kinrman. Jacob Knigen, Theodore Leihowftz, I Jacob Ievy. Seymour Ivy.

Charles Iyrbor, I NORWAY, SMTEnEN, DENMARK. For sailing date, ratea, apply Nor Herman Lurkman. William Nusnaum. Hvman i wegian American Line, 10 Bridge N. T.

Parker. Jamf Price. Jacob Rubin, Jacob Sal- I Saturday Trips ON THE HUDSON Newburgh, rraghkeepnie, KlntrnloB. Sir. "Homer Ram ml ell," Franklin Bt.

1:00 P.M.; W. 129th 1:30 P.M. RPHtaurant. Str. 'Poughkeep4lr," Franklin 1:80 P.M., for Newburgh and Poughkeepale.

Connects with Str. MB. II. Oriel." for retrun trip to New York Fame day. CENTRAL HUDSON LINK din.

Harold S-'haeffer. Lester Schwartz, Her 6TATEV ISLAND. man Pimm. Nathan Stern, waiter Win- I fred Weill, Simuel Yosa, COASTWISE STEAMSHIP. Irene uisen, ertru-ie paiiaxke, Ruth Phillips.

Viola Rasmyssen, Dorothy Robertson, Elsie Rout ledge. Carmen Schneider. Pt BLIC SCTIOOL NO. 140. Anna Alfano.

Ethel Aster. Eileen Barrett. Marie Blaschke, Selma Borresen, Evelyn Bucklund, Edythe Circle, Dorothy Dick. Ruth Dodd, Catherine Farrell Margaret Gage Marie Gardiner, Catherine Gavnee, Marion Bollock, Dorothy Hoyle. Mury 1m-perato, Helen Karkanon.

Thelma Koch, Sarah Leith, Hazel Lipsey, Josepha Little, Rose Markowltz. Elizabeth Manten. Hen-rieita Miller, Adriene Newland. Charloite Xoaks, Doris Oidland. Anna Olsen.

Aitnes oToole. Irene plunkett. Josephine K-id. Batty Runewald, Mildred Itodsers. Loretta MM Jean Hell.

Berkman, Marlon Bernstein, Loio Bori. Hannnh Pun kin. OLiJ DOMINION LINE Jwi. Day. I P.M..

Pier 25. M. U. Tel. 8900 irranklla.

Irene Butt. Margaret Cole. Arlene Forker, TJorothv Fry. Francia O'asberg. Anna Grenn- 1 berg.

Lillian Harvey. Pansy Hurwdtz. Hln STEAMBOATS. Jrk-on, Esther haman, Cathar'ne Kerrns. Mnrtha 'Kornbluh.

Fannie Le'bowdtz. Bora evine. I-voMa Ivy, Deborah AHe Marker. Rone Moyrow'z, ror5 MocowiT. Lucy primoveri.

Dorothv Prottr. Vnraart MIDLAND BEACH STATKN ISLAND Refined Anmsement Amid Reload gurroundlaaja. Reached via Btaten Island Ferry, foot st Whitehall st, terminal of subway, elevated roads and surface lines: 20 minutes' Invigorating aall tbrongb tha lower hay and a eaort trolley rlda through the moat plctwasaas part of Htstea Island. Cleanest and Safeet Bathing; on tha Atlantic Coaat. Ouin.

ErtT Saiewitz LHliar heneerer, Helen isorenstn. Mildred Sarah Suffinan. Lillian Swenaon. Klizabeth Pnh'var'7. Mdoline Shapfrn Si-die Arnin Thornhill, Margaret W'allsh.

Es Vigheta. Barbara Wcmber, Maybelle Wollc. ther Wolflndin. prnur pchool xo. no.

Rovji Walter Richard Rrandt. Thomaw Joseph Jor-r-h D' Ambrnaio. Carl Robert Dan. PVBI.IC SCHOCJIi XO. 141.

Anna Adelman, Sarah Alperln. Sadie Aaronpon, f'amela Ale. Ruth BerkeJman. Roe Belker. Dinah Rrnwnatetn.

Bessie iiu "THE rCDLIC BE PLK.SED." COLONIAL LINE BOSTON PROVIDENCE A 1,1, OUTSIDE STATEROOMS, fl TO S3 Weekdays and Sundays at p.n., from Pier 3D. N. foot West Bouatoa Ht. Brooklya Othevs: Hold corner Fulton St. I.

LehreDkransa 35 Fultoa St. Hrrnbeini, 780 Hniadway; V. Jacobaon. 128 KUtU-li At. Phone vpilnc 4ni.

Worcester, f.182; Prorldence direct 1159 sTtTKROIIIIs, 1. Vl.BU, ft. Daily. Including Sunday. 6.

10 il. From I'ier ID. it. Pliuat 2700 Beeknaa. Helen Botfeld.

Kather Caahoan. Rons Chaiifa. iet-oti Arthur Ooldnharm. Arnulf RJorn Hal HUDSON VALLEY COUNTIES. Minnie Cohen.

Fa'nte Daahefsky, Rose Fein- Kliner Jennen. Iwia Jnhmon. Krnst tuck. Haran hrteriman. Mary Furie.

Lillian Harry John Keang. JoJwph Anthony Fine. Sophie FinkeMein. Rehe ca Fine. Mni- Kprmo'1'.

Lean-. riph I.ydman. Jnhn ILLBROOK INN Rpffp. Alhfrt Pfetiri, William MILLBROOK, N. Y.

NOW OPEN A'leu-tipo Itfillv. i kr, Rooney, (jnTR F. .1. SrhmMt. Henry SMtnkpn f.ulf -Klorpn-o Hfra PriJroll.

Kdtth Donald-I son. fvci, Manriiriip warrtu, ora Vln-toria KHliPth M. P1her. Vtntwt Mario Hrf-t. Heln MalHine Klly, Margaret A.

H. I Kenny, Torhorg l.UMr T.aron, Catherine I.ynrh, Kvf lyn iff re Muck. Mhv Xo-worlhy, METROPOLITAN LINK 23 via CAPE COD CAXAI. Enough IhullBht for Sihteeln. The Whole Kight for Host Ktrsmrrs lv.

I'ier 1ft. ft. of Murray daily (Sundays included; at 5 Btateroome, Meals The Beat Telephone Barclay IiXNI fit-tin and rn1nv vnoA trnlf nn the well- 11 TROY EVENING LINE Dailv Except Saturday TO TROY DIRECT uistier. jonn uerrospo, jonn Ulna. Evelyn Doxsey.

Dorothy Drew. Loretta DeFreytas, Ralph Ellsworth. Ltllian Freeman. Agatha M. Flood.

Edmund Flnan, Flora Fixler, Gertrude Frey. Edward Gleichman. Manny Goldrich Robert J. Green. Francisco Guz-ardo, Leon Harrap, Jphn Hart, Edna Havighorst.

Maybelle Haftkins. Irene Hart-man. Linda Henrv. Evelyn Hill. Earl Henry Inman.

Carl Jensen. Moses Johnston, William Jones, Philip Kranzbaum, aDnlel Kretarhman Freda Krcfetz, May Kane, Klizabeth Ka--. Austin King; Dorothea Kirk Jofeph LM'wttz, Edna Layman. Helen Isessr. lsadore Lichtman.

Benjamin Levine, Kathnne Martin, Luella Marquand. Edna Marr, Haxel Xnethiger. Charles Navagatta. Helen Ieary, Helen Powers. Emma Ples-ftng.

t.arret pf ndercast, Howard Ragpdale. Toward If. Hitter. Frederick Schmitt. Rohert Schuller.

Lillian Schmidt. Ruth Scott, Dorothv E. Stich, Rose SMphirr. Harriet Shlosberg, Viola Smith. Christine Smith, Louie Sonnentlb k.

Eulalia Tamargo. Elsie Tuller. Martin Truska. Stephen Val-rline, Ruth Wallwh, May Wellor-h. Florence Wnrtt.

John Walsh. 8idney Wedeen, Wesley Wijrox. rhsrlotre C. Woods. Ida Wilson, Wllla Whitehill.

June Clas. Virginia E. Miller. Grace L. Rpgan Ethel G.

Rich. Mildred C. Salsmann. Jennie M. Smith.

Itka H. Zarrhtn. Mildred Stein, E. Bowra. Marie M.

Braun, Claire Biesecker. Anna c. Campbell, Jessie H. Drew, Theresa M. DeMato, J.

Foster, Margaret R. Flanagan, Ethel J. Fanning. Harriet Good. Lorraine B.

Godfrey, Margaret A. Hissiger, Theodora Kent. Lillian Kaplan Kathleen J. Kane. Helen M.

Lubeck, Helen E. Lillian Mayer, Dorothy E. Parker. Margaret E. Purnyagen.

Mary V. Provenxano, Dorothy Smith. Marie J. Steele. Geraldine Townsend, Theresa M.

Van Buren. Catherine Wllev, Pauline Wollkof, Ellen H. Wright. Edward P. Bayley.Harry Bflawsky.

Bernard Brady, Samuel Bruckmeyer, William Bulkley, Francis J. Cheesman, Max Cohen Herman Degen, Robert B. Doing, Albin D. Faley, Edmund Farren. Henry A.

Flor. Warren fa. Foster. Samuel P. Katsky, Kenneth G.

Klag. Jules H. Iester. Huxley Madeheim, Miles W. Martin, John C.

Mathews. Alexander Mc-Knight. Clifton O'Neill. Hanmer Pennington, Herbert J. Pohs, Charles W.

Bitter William H. Rogers, Edward S. Searle. Charles Smith, Joseph E. Smyth, Henry E.

Stein, Gordon Werd. Raymond Wrynn, Helen Marie Ahrens, Catherine G. Braeg, Marie T. CaposHsla, Rnsalyn B. Carfora, Eva Viola Durham, Ruth Bertha Ellsworth, Annabel C.

Flower, Jocelyn E. Guttenberg. Yetta Haberman, Agnes B. Hansen, Irene E. Hughes.

Katherlne V. Kruse Evelyn V. Kuhn, Sarah Lewis. PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 40.

Andrew Oahill. Thomas Carroll, Everett Falr-hurst. Antonio Federicf, Michael Tucillo. Samuel Gorodetzki. George Kaurin, Frank Kacz-mark, Matthew Levme, Joseph Mauro, Joseph Mangcrl, Ixiuis Mleli, John John lMrhter.

Henry SHfel. Otto Teasdale. Alfred 7-augp. Iouis DeKrancis. Charles Dennis, Re-sina Bassist.

Mildred Maria Federici, Helen Oalewski, Helen Hansen, Gertnide Isle-man, Mary Kosvoci'y, Bertha Kaiser, Elizabeth Karzmark. Rose Levtnson, Helen Mover. Mary Mcl-aughlin. Gertrude O'Brian, Gemma Perino, Alice Sinclair, Gertrude Schweis, Anna Vetri Mazie Whelan. Excepting therefrom that portion of said premises which was taken by The City of New Tork for the opening of Thirty-sixth street Cla" street and Thirteenth avenue.

Dated, June 17, 11)18. JAMES A. BI.ANCHFIELD. Referee. Frank N.

Langs Attorney for Plaintiff, 18 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Jel7 21 24 28 Jl 5 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY The Thrift, plaintiff, against Harry R. Collins, and another, defendants. in pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and aale duly made and entered In the above entitled action, and bearing date the 12th day of June, 1918.

the undersigned, the referee, In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Nathaniel Shuter, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 181 Montague street, in tho Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 16th day of July, 1918, at twelve o'clock noon, the premlsea directed by aald Judgment to be aold therein deacrlbed aa follows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Klnga and State of New York, bounded and deacrlbed aa follows: Beginning at a point on the easterly side of Cleveland street, distant one hundred and thirty-two (138) feet aoutherly from the aoutheaaterly corner of Cleveland atreet and Belmont avenue; running thence aoutherly, along the eaaterly aide of Cleveland street; eighteen (18) feet: thence eaaterly parallel with Belmont avenue, nlnety-alx (86) feet four and one-half (4V4) Inches to an old farm line: thence northerly along aald old ailyf T.illinn Pptrrnon, Tillip. Roup Polfein.

.1. lialo ta. I.uria Jnffphin Rfd-motni. Mwrjnrif Roi Minnie Elizabeth Van Zant, nirp Miller Julia Martha Wurmscr. Doroihy J.

May. Modem steel freight and paasenaer kept, sporty courne djofnlog the Inn. A Itlcamint pine; to Rppnd a week -end or Ken-nil. Rooms single or en nilte, with or without bttb. 88 ml Ips from New Yorlt.

Hook let end road map on apptlcatioa. Phone 8 IWtbronk. M. B. 8N1FFEN, Proprietor Hotel La 6a lie.

80 East 60th New Tork.44' for Highlands. Oceanic. I steamers "Clermont" and "Onteora" leave Ixxiist Point 4c Red Bnnk. foot ot Christopher 8t. dally except Satur-weekdays Ive.

Frankllu I day OO P.M. West 42d 8:20 st. Pier 24. 30 A.M.. West 129th SL.

8:46 P.M. Due at Trn. a ai, OBITUARY See also Death Votlcea, last pace. 2:45 P.M.; Battery, 8:55 A.M.. 3:15 P.M.

Sun- A M. Restaurant. Horses and automobllai Frauklin st.H A.M. Trolleys carried. TeL Spring 164..

jautcjjer ottfie AND COTTAGES rrw pawling. m.y; t. aA Jl LINKS FREB it TO HOTEL (jrjKirrg rr Family and Tourist House. Homo Garden Supplies, L.W.Blanklnshlp, Phons 14 Pawling; Fall River Line Inside Route to Boston 8tr. lv.

Pier 14, N. R. ft Fultua at, dsily st 8 P.M. Music. NKW LONDON (NORWICH LINE) Str.

Iva Pier 40. N. ft. Houston St, k. da) self 80 P.M.

Lv. Pier 70, ii. ft B. 22d 8L, lle Friedman. Pauline Gentler, Ethl Sarah Anna Oeiber, Dora (iold.

Sylvia CnldKtln. Ru-e (ioldberg, Leah Green here. Lena Orennberg. Lillie Hirach, Mnilie liorhmaii, Sadie Imher, Kather Judelson. Hani-uh Kanner, Anna Kellner, fiira Kolndln.

Lillie Kornhaber. Bella rut off, Bather lores Anna Kaplowlti, Ida Katz. Etta Kirarii-baun. Anna, Kllng, Paula Levy, Kate Levy, Lottie Levine. Kdna Levine, Margaret a L.

hardino. Beanie Let tea. Anna Meyerow Dora Mighdoll. Lillie Monaah, Esther Man-del. Rebecca Millendorf, Ethel Milken, Roue Nickel.

Helen Prout. Eva Pockrias. Koae Peoceman. If ule Pesclotta. Ida Rubin.

Gertrude Seid, 1-anny Schwadel. Bertha Sf hlm-kin. Lena Bimckea, Freda Steckler. Henrietta Sperling, Leah Btinofsky, Reekie Stol-ler. Helen Stupkitea, Anna Titola.

Lena To-bach, Sadie Weber. Bessie Werner. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 128. C.lrls Anna Aaron, Elsie Catherine Al-drich, Louretta 8.

Baldwin, Kleanor Hal-kind. Florence Barashkk. tiwendulyne Bar-aahlck, Dorina Benaisbot, Helma Alberta Burger, Anna Braunateln. Sybil Carolan, i'ath-erlne Chubb. Edna Flora Coppinger, Pauline Dahlquist, Bertha Dalton, Marda Louiae Davla, Venere De Cicco, Leona R.

Diatnont laabel Whitney Doctor, Anna M. D'onofrio, Mildred V. Drlacoll, Leon ore Roae Khrlich, Elizabeth Faulk, Jeanette Ixjuise Gelb, Roae Genesaee, Doria Gray, Cecelia Greenbauin May Florence Griffin. Cornelia Graafian, Margaret Bnld Hagar, Clara Heller, Helen Miller, Anna Veronica Jackel, Sophia Lillian Kaiaer. Roae Kaner.

Ruth Ronailet Kat Freda M. Klein, Angelina M. La Dolce. Josephine Lasaoe. Jane R.

Ledyard. Lillian Ler-tora. Gertrude Levine, Ruth Levit.kind, Mar-Jorie Long. Harriet Malone. Edna Matz Thelma Meiater.

Beatrice M. Miller. Margaret Morway, Vera Marie Moseoviter, Max-ine Honore Newell. Helen Palngraf. Mane Prinelle, Bertha Peterson.

Eleanor Phillip Frances Powdermaker. Edythe Putnam Hden M. Quintana. Rose B. RegPn.

Margaret Ithatigan. Ida Riccio. Lillian RineMt, Dorothy Rosa. Henrietta Schnur. Jlf atrif Schwartz.

Sylvia T. Serwer. Minnie B. Kbatt-man, Corinne Shulman, Lil'lan Straus HARTFORD LINE From New Pier 10. East River, toot Pack Slip, dally except Sunday.

I P.M.. for Connecticut Klver Lndlnga Fare $40. iu lines. From Pier 32, N. foot Canal week-dwys.

p.m.; Sundavs snd holidays, 9 p.m. West 132.1 St. half hour later. Due Albany I o'clock following morning JOHV I. A I.I, y.ars old.

died on Tuesday at his rexidenee. 13 Kioglaod arenue, after a loan Mr. Ijlly was bora In the piirisl) i.f P.rtry. t'ounty Mayo, Ireland, the son of lr. Matthew and Mary Lally.

Dr. Matthew Ijilly was well known throuKUOllt the County Mayo as the man who saved tho Roman Catholic reliitlon In that section of Ireland dur- farm line and parallel with Cleveland street, i loff the iM-riod of the Irish persecution, and also a. the close friend of Cardinal Gllibons. Mr. LlOGAIi NOTICES.

I.EGAIi NOTICES. OTELGRAMAEAN I-alljr had tiein In the rmuloy of the Standard Oil Company for the past twenty fivB years. He IN PrRSfANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. llerbelt T. Ketcham, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice la hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims Is survived liy his wife, Mary Cusick a son.

8 minute 8 from Grand Central A city hotel In a country letting. All outdoor aporta. Full Train Schedule. HOTKI, (iRAMATAV Lawrence I'ark, Bronxrllle.N.T. Aea O.

Gallup, Ice-Pre! dent M.tlliew I.ally a hrother In Ireland, and three Anne lievlne. Mrs. Patrick McCalie anl Mrs. William Hreslln. The funeral waa a.

must the akatea of JOHN caklsiiim TKKF.SA. also known aa CATHliRlNB MARY FITTflRRA LD, OKOKOB held this momlnl. with a rrouiem mass In St. K. f.

mur'-h. tferbert street, near North Henry street. Interment following In Cahary Cemeterr. MltS. ADF.I.AIDK (IIKISTIAN SHERMAN.

sears old. of South nfth street, widow of diaries or. Sherman and a lifelong resident of Brooklyn, died yesterday, follovlue; an operation In tho Mld-woofi Sanitarium. Her funeral services to THE PEOPLE OF TUB STATE OF NT1W TORK, hv the gracs of Ood. free and Independent to Marie Louise Hchrelner.

Bend greeting: Wh.reas. Title Guarantee and Trust Cnmpiny of No. Hroadway. In the Itoroiigh of (Ity of New York, has its S'eount as guardian, eic nf MARIK I.OI ISK 'HREINKin. Infant, residing at Viiu rmanla.

Fonnenberger fitrasse. Wiefba.ien. Germany, and a petition pny-Ing that Its a. count may be judiciall)' settled. Now.

therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to pnow. c.auae before our Surrogate's 'o'irt nf the County of Kings, to he held at The Hall of Recoi-d. in the (Vunty of King, on the Wth d.y of July. Ifilh. at ten oVIork the for-noon, why such settlement ehouM not be had.

In testimony whereof, we have caused the Seal of our raid Surrogate'. Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surro-(feal) gate nf our ssld County, at the Loro'igh of Pmnklyn, In the sold County, the ITth (ity of 19H.

JOHN H. MeCVXIKV, Clerk of the surrogate's Court. Je2S.H OSCAWAUA LAKE HOUSE Oscawana Lake, Peekskill, N. I'niler ew Msnagemrst, Strictly own eggs, poultry, vegetables and milk u.iil. lase, mountain! and wouds.

Nearly OHO feet elevation. Boating, bathing, risblng. Katra upon application. B.a- r.tnei Boiomon, nae nniomon, Esther Ite-becra SDiro. Anna Svmona.

Sarah 'rBBf. elgnteen leei. anu inence westerly, parallel with Belmont avenue and part of tha distance through a party wall, ninety-six (96) feet five (5) inches to the eaaterly side of Cleveland street, at ths point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and Interest of the mortgagor, of. in and to the land lying In Cleveland street in front cf and adjoining the above described premises to the center line thereof.

Dated. June 24. 1918. HUNTER L. DELATOUR.

Referee. Franrla Jordan, plaintiff'! attorney. 807 Rverron street, Brooklyn Borough, New York City. Je24-7t-m T'tE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW by the grace of God, free and Inde-pendent-tn Ethel Moran Pchrelner. Send greeting: Whereas.

Title Guarantee and Trust Company of No. 174 Broadway. In the Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, has presented Its account aa trustee, of FJDlT't M. SCHREINER.

deceased, lately residing at No 125 Hicks itreet In the Borough of Rrook-Ivn County of Klnga, City and State of New York, and a petition praying that Its amount may be Judicially settles. Now, therefore, you' snd each of you are hereby cited to show causa before our Purrogite'a Court of the Count of Kings, to be held at tha Hall of Records in the County of Klrgs. on tho 29th dsv of July. 1918. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, why euch settlement should not be had.

In teatlmony whereof, we have caused the Seal of our Surrogate'! Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surro-(Real) gate of our said County, at ths Borough of Brooklyn. In tha said County, the 17th day of June.

19:8. JOHN H. McCOOEY, Clark of the Surrogate's Court. I C. MrtH'lRK.

AIjKXANPBR F. TRAD. KRXK8T HtTCK, IlAVin S. BEARN. HV-RKRT KEWER.

JAM KS B. FRIDAY. MICHAEL CONNELLY, deceased, hat they are required to exhibit the same, with vouchers, to the subscriber, the administrator, at his office. Temple Bar Building. 44 Curt street.

Brooklyn. N. on or before the Sth day of December, next. Dated. June 28.

1918. FRANK V. KELLY. Public Admlnlatrator, Kings County. Administrator.

Office and Poet Office address. 44 Court street. Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. Edward Byrne. Attorney for Adminla-trslor.

44 Court street, Borough of Brooklyn CltyofNewYork. JrxqijlJf IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIIK Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of ths County of Kings, notice is hereby given according to law. to all persons having claim against FRANCIS H.

PAGE, of the (ouniy of Kings, decessed. thot they are required to exhibit the s.me, with the voucher, thereof, to the subscriber, at the office of John M. Rider. No. Odsr street.

Borough of Manhattan. New York City, on or befor the 2Mb day ot November next, Dated May 15th, 1818. GENEVIEVE B. PAOE, Executrix. John M.

Rider, Attorney for a. James Barry, James Csidy, Henry Das-zewski, Joseph Di NapoM, Thomas Fallon, Edward Oildersleevp, Edward Gillen. Solomon Kroll. Joseph Lfkowski, John Mc'oiirt, 'harles WitehsM. Joseph McGrwth.

Sidney An-gelo Parisi. Nicholas Policastro, Joneph Roche, Manuel Scharf, Abraham Tillman, Edward Nn-fierwood, Harold WelllkofT. Sylvester J. Woolsey, TocarHa Anillcka, Bertha Bengrson, Marlon Cane. Rose apasso.

Kwherlne Ein-nertv. Margaret Henderson. Marguerite IMn, nmella Hinchman, Margaret Kin-htmn. Mnr-garet Mclnernv. Julfa Makevitt.

Elizabeth Murphy, Fannie Feeknwits. Harriet Rionurd, Bea-irire Settel, Margaret Shelly. Helen ahn. a rv Barill a be tla rkson Doro Dt Mary V. Waltman, Ethel Whlttlemore, Aline Whittlesey.

Eleanor Cecelia Yoaco. Bnya Emil Adolaar. Robert Alrxanrler Charles L. Andrews. Max Aaeanow.

Rohert Reck, Philip Becker, Harold J. Rergatmm Max Bernard. Milwoorf Brin. John f'aaale' Salvatore Casale, Howard Cavenaugh. Abraham Cohen, Jamea Damonaroo, Clayton Deuel, A lexander Dreiband.

Leo Farber Philip Feldman. Vincent Ferrantt, Kmanuei Flnkelatein. Philip Fllashnick. John Foley, FJhlllp Freedman, Irving GobL store. Sidney O.

Held. Arthur Hoh. Edward T. Howden, William Joseph Howden, Hartdd K. Jarvia, Leo Kalfon.

H. Wesley Rowe THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Ideal country resort Valhalla, Westchester N. mill season: 411 mln. to 4iid st. Cup.

112 and up. 12.71 per day. Week-end Baturday dinner to Monday, M.fiO. Sleeping porches, tennis, saddle horsia, dancing. White Plains 1165.

Hooklet Willow Drnnk Cnttnare, Wallklll, N. I. JOHN It. Prop. Ace, modern lmpts.

dancing, bathing, flsbing sod boating. Booklet on request. Je20-I6t thfsuta morrow evening, will be conducted by the PJiv. nobert R. rire.enwc.od.

and tho Interment will he In tircenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Sherman Is survived by a daughter, Mlsii Martha Sherman.1 JAM KM, T4 years old. a master plumber In business at 10S8 Fulton street for nearly forty years, died on Wednesday after an Illness of three months at his home at Noroton Heights, Conn. The funeral services were held today In the Lefferts Place Chapel.

ItTerts place, with Interment In Creenwood Cemetery. Mr. James was a member of the Royal Arcanum and the Master numbers Association of Brooklyn. He "Is survived by bis wife and a daughter, i DOXE FOR. Fratne.

Rose Iel Negro, Sadfe Gartner, Anna Heedles. Ardell Hemux. Mildred Kaphan. ratherine Kergan, Genevieve Llebet. Rosina I-ercsdtto.

Anna Mackey, Edith Mullman, Taube Rcnert, TIlMe Shefrln. Ethel Tpmnie King. Kicnaro w. kitk, Hianey Kranea, Charlea H. Lasher, Benjamin Lichtman, Ralph G.

Mark. Louis Myerson, Arthur Ohlbaum. Max rloff. Leonard H. Plr.over.

Monroe Proaer. Irving Rafxen. Parker AI. Reed. Andrew Ronay, Louie M.

Roae, 1suiH "Did good "No. fhe mountain air do you But the hotel did." Brown- Frances Thlelman. Joseph Anacreonte, Antonio PROHPECT nlcs rooms: goo board; home romforta; terms reasonable. Mrs. P.

URKNNAN, 30 Prospect st, Nya. K. X. Sl-S" Bertc, Vincent Compoeto, Herman Dirks, Louis Rosenfeld. Karlman' Baltman, Ale'xaniler lng's Magazine.

Cedar at. New York City, inl7-law-8mo.