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ij tljinday T2IIJ OAILT 31 A 1, Ji: SHIP SAILINGS, ARRIVALS AND NEW AUTO OWNERS, BROOKLYN AND L. I. IJecnses I-ued by tl.o X. Y. Suta Tax IKpt.

for April SO, KINGS. Activities Crcclilya Life SAIL TODAY. Wala Vessel Aloes. Hall, Carries Vail 5 Akf 18.00 Ail Europe. Afrlis sud Mist A a.

ssaed Steamer, Destination. r.eliAiKe, In. South it. p- Aqultac Lou 8 GO AU 10.80 AM Europe, Africa end V. 'A'' 1 nr.

ix, Isati ami KuLunu sr (ally sd A'ie Ivrimia el Pnturiol. (Hi i apt Hn7 nr-cd tOUcv Cjuutrica mnt l.tKIi 'iRb. H-ruuOa. J.ftjU. WM.VK Norton Laboratories, Lockport, 3 Music.

8 to 9 P. 51. Plane. Inlos. Violin solos.

Quartet Addreaa, "The Communitya Debt to the Little Red Schoolhouse," Mia. 3ton-ford C. Holley, Canada. Naples 11 35 KM 6.00 Pil Bordeaux. 1.50 PM 8.00 PM ir Victoria.

M(1AM 1J T0AM. LetU, Cepe I.CoIa! 4:00 P.J SAIL TOMuJii.OW, President Munroa, Cker. 8 V6 H08Ait A'rlrn and Weal Asia. etli 'vatd. 12 00 my ddrel o- J.UOIM a.u.

1, A'ms aod Went Aeie. Svi.lirieC'l 9 00 Jjenji 1 Inlnnd, Orrrren' I.iud, J.usfle, Lithuania, Lalxia I SO AM IMI1I OtcI 7,., Amipils C'1 nmu, hduimi in IlpuUui mid N.araua Othf'r 1 Itonduiea inisi be specially Name. udy, Chsrle Hok, I0'1 ore li.jrhleui' ifr. Bella Mirir, lliury Loyd. John lifrtuliuo.

James Hrxt, tUmn Ilretinaii Mleehtf-1 5... Ilrowu, (lMiiU' A. Orta.l, ltst.li lihi, Hei iiiiui i oliwt, ifuilnie Curran. 1 iMk B. Du Gref.

Hethert F. Hon ar I 8 Doiiovtn, Edwsrd Decker, Charles Frahiton, flerwy Iwspuslto, Cbaiics Frtrk Eric 1 ruchunait. Morris larber, Julinu Orsv, Molviue ijonliiiii lsato Uueloher. Umr Guviiff, Dr. Julius illbhnry, Harry Isidore Glaser, Paul itiler.

Haviy GotUteb, Jacob liacrn, Gua Hunter, William J. Ilelwig, Alfred Harris, Esther IsonUerg, Herman Eneiey Cty, Bueno Am 8 CO AM S-rinam, Pt. iJ 100 PM Truguny and raraguay. i.ahy d-sfd only.) 418 PM ThoTrra, rroty. Paba.

f- -v 1 ft ttr. lrtnlla1, -11 and Guiana. sail 12.00 51 Cerriany. (Specially addiessed onl wuz Wcsiiugliouso EUetrlo, SprlugHrli, Mann. 422 Motor.

6 00 1 51. Dinner concert hy the WC2 Orchestra, under the direction of Mr, Fairfield v7.30 P. M. Bedtime story. Baseball scores of lhutern, Natlrmal and American leagues.

7.43 51. World Market Survey, from the Department of Commerce et Boston Baseball scores lu Eastern, National, aud American Leagues. 8.00 P. 51. Cooert by Jack Williams, barl tone; Itullue Settle, accompanist, sud WBZ Orchestra.

9 UO P. M. Baseball scores In Eastern, National and American Leagues. WFI Strawbrldg A Clothier, Philadelphia, 10. 400-485 Metom.

1:15 to 8 00 P. 14. The Moyer Davis Bell vue-Htratfonl Concert Orchestra. 830 to 4:15 P. M.

Recital by Nellie G. Abbott, violinist; Caroline Rose Chancellor, soprano; John Vandersloot, bass; Caroline Hoff, man, pianist. 6:36 Jo 7:00 P. M. Childrens Own Half Hour.

Safety Talk, by Stanley Cowman, of tbo United Btatea Fidelity and Guarantee In uraoce Company. WJZ Wcstintflioiiso, Now ark, N. 300 3lotcrs. 1J Ik) price on active bond mi ativkt, grain, muairal program. 4 00 M.

-Cloaiug jirDca on took and t'-'ftd, grain, etc. 4 06 l. from Women' Wear Dally Newspaper 0 30 I. U. The Music Lover," a weekly dtgrat of muairal happenings, by Dr.

Sig muod Spaeth, illustrated with Ampico record lug. 7 00 P. M. Adventure storlet for boy and girls, from famous Celtic Myths, Courtesy ttio Macmillan Company. 7 30 P.

M. "Boys Loyalty Pay Message," 'Wi hat I haw Thl Afterooou," by Itayinoud J. Knoeppel, past president of Rotary Out of New York. 7.45 P. M.

Concert by Walter F.hrums7 tenor, of Englewood, X. 800 P. M. "Iloniemaklng a Business." by Ada Beaalo Swaun, aupervleor Horn Economics Department, Public bcrvlca Electric Company, Newark, N. J.

8:15 P. M. Walter Ehmman, tenor. 8:00 U. Concert under the direction of Charles Isaacson, of the New Tork Ere nlng Mall.

10.01 P. U. Charles D. Isaacson, WEAF American Telephone A Telegraph Manhattan, 400 Meters. 4 P.

M. Program by Glmbel Brothers New Tork Store. Recital by Samuel Weber, blind pianist. P. M.

Solos by Bocghlld Hlegel, I Norwegian dramatic sopramof accompanied by A. V. Llufrio. 4:46 P. M.

Plano recital by Gertrude jg 5 P. M. Solo by Borghlld Riegel, 5:13 P. M. Plano recital by Gertrude Casriel.

730 M. Recital by Muriel H. Wilson, l.vrlo soprano, accompanied by A. V. Llu-fiio.

7 43 "Boji A Nation's Greatest Asset," a Boys Loyalty Day message by Hon. Franklin Chase Hoyt, Chief Judge of New Tork Childrens Court Thurls gfa, Hamburg. United States, Copeu- hesen JO'CO AM Hamburg. .11:09 AM Luke EUlcoU, Yucatan 0.00AM 0 00 AM 105 PM Norwem Feden, Denmark and Flnla.il. 3 nfi PM ArKA ard Nal As.

a. 1 00AM tttar and camperho. unr ratie must specially Talca- Santa Teresa, buano Addrvsa. 103 Bay garentscBth atreet ri0 Vvrfls sna .4 insiu svnu Hntgtnury 35 svmims 5.0 aitth street L'lS Hfxpr siwt Ashford afrft 1401 Brdfuiti 115 Avnu .0 Putnam svaniH! ltn.7 1 ort -ntnli I KnUkfi lx ksi sieituo 1J72 Park rtM rilafoo srenus 1716 Vaco strert Mny-fimr sucar fiiufi iu pisie iC RUfklngbsm ros 1767 Suvonty-IourU street 076 riflt-fonrtb strvot 1 I Itirlr nintli atrft lold HDy-fouriU ttuit PIDb ftvcunp Lola mill, 14 Wlliow p'l I'J4 Knit F.inore fls 11 Bar Twiitv-tblrd strevt R'kI Dn strvftt 1477 1 orty-siglttU imt VjoU Attune MsdlM street. 4 -S LihOitnenib SU-ULe 'il Bedford avei'ue 223 Uulnry street 176 Grand street extension 040 Sterling place 1TH0 Park place 65 Reeves place 6)3 H'-ltenck avenue 24 Campua place 601 Oviogton avenue 7 Putnam nvreus IMiT East Twelftk atroet 1476 Liiioo ntrect M8 Jefferson avenue 1500 Noatracd avenue 44T Seventr-teeenil street Nostrand avenue 67(t Thirteenth avenue 7n2 Iecstur atreet 201 Nassau atreet I 2604 Bedford avenue Lit Jamaica avenue 123 Cortljoa road 1 64 Highland avenue .1 1407 Feat Ttrentjr-necoud P36 fjtit Nineteenth atreet 75 Clermont avenue 1284 Carroll atreet 225 Barett atreet 44 Grand avenue 775 KsSut Third street 1004 Putnam avenue 854 Ocean avenue 62 Eighteenth atreet 420 East Twenty-first atreet 1600 rntoii atreet Hawthorne street 2034 Dougtaxs street 1270 Pronpe avenue 6706 61x1 avenue IDO Sumpter street 826 Herkimer atreet -UU The Oviiigton Club will hold itg annual apilng dnne may 3.

sit the Hotel 8t. Goeorke, Clark and llonry treetn lnelyded in the evenlng program will be fanev by rrofeseor Whltton. Muslo will be rendered by E. J. Dantzlg ad hia orr Chentra, The officers of the club are J.

Wcmlinger, president R. Hansen, vice president; A. R. Balmanno, secretary; 8. M.

Friedrichs, treasurer. The reception committee consists, of Gerard Baetz. Robert G. Balmanno, James de Gaudenzl and Edmund J. WUliama.

ITrtmiony Review. Following the close of an Interesting meeting, Harmony Review, 28, Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees, entertained thoir Junior members Monday night, In tho John-ton Building, Fulton and Kevins streets. Collector Mrs. H. Smith, the Reviews delegate to the Syracuse convention, was elected Record Keeper for the State Mrs.

Smith and Mrs. Lydia Mangan, past commander, will go to the Marathon meet, as Marathon runners. Mrs. Smith has been a mem- Th RbVT fr "enty-eisht j.nuM. n.

M. ifaP8. h6 Review meets May 7. Mrs. Eleanor M.

Dinnler of i fii I Kippcrstciu, AbraU. UUca commander.0' An Interesting service of ordina- Philip uon and Installation was held at the I tsw.iihrsiim, Isadora Central Pre.byterlan Church, Jeffer- I ll eon and Marcy avenues, Sunday. MrKrwr i-leven men were installed as elders McCrllf' Unw of the church and four men chosen Ivs. wtilism A. as deacons.

The elders installed I Masiugrr, Paid were Thomas S. Christie. William H. henton, Jlclvllle J. France, Uneoln un.

Dr. Mortimer D. Jones, Samuel Win. J. Jams, Ph.isn.

Prsnelln Moore, Charles K. Perkins, James I Poiskr, a'Uio Warnock and William S. Wilaon. I roulon-'lll'0l0r The deacqns ordained and Installed RIMtardi, 8l(1nfvvA, were Harry R. Hunter, Linden II.

Ruk. Albert e. Nichols and George W. Tucker I Rairhie. Jimrl.it.

I Rot'S, Frsnk Heights Forum. s.mu.i T. Kennard Thomson, consulting engineer, will give a lecture on thelsiirer! Morn. way to cut your coal bill in half to- I Schneider, Jail morrow night before the members Torres i of the Publio Forum of Brooklyn Trlmboll, Heights at P. 8.

Nq. 16, Third and Tpwier. a. Schermerhorn street. William J.

wn. Dllthey, chairman, willraside. Mr. Inoiff. Waller w.

Thomson will tell how to cut bills I wpintin in.Ji!i,f-an,d daw.a,n'l,h l- om. WulltP. Ctrl ashes and smoke, by using "white Wldnere Columbia Orafonola. P.Jtt. I.ate Kdlann releases by the Edison Phonograph through the courtesy of the Edison Shop.

WAAM It. NrlMtH Newark, N. 3110 Meters. 3 to 4 M. Du Art recital.

Vocahon red record through the courtesy of Aeolian Shop. TOMORROW. 11 tn 1155 A. 51. "Star Spangled linn ner" placed on the Duo Art.

Duo Art recital. Vocalton red records through the courteay of the Aeolian gbop. WHAM fahcrslty of lltniiester, Rochester, N. 360 Meters. 8 to 0.30 P.

M. Eastman, Theatre orchestra. 4:15 to 443 P. M. Eastman Theatre organ and or cheat ra.

7 to 7.30 M. Eastman Theatre orchestra. 7 80 to I -SO P. M. Program In thesta- dlo of the Radio Dealer Club.

P. M. Selection on the Duo-Art reproducing piano, courtesy of the Balcom Music Co. 7:85 P. Chlldre story, by Mist Georgina Bpeare.

7.43 M. Reeding, "Pome Little Bug," by Kern, given gyK. Spurgeon Fulcomar. 8.30 )L Btfseball results WXAO Shepard Stores, Boston, Mass. 286 Meters.

M. Copley Plant Trie. 7:55 P. M. Fox trot, Argentina," by Shepard Colonial Orchestra la the Shepard Restaurant, Syracuse, N.

T. 8.00 V. 1. Amadlan Trio. Corn Wilder Pratt, soprano; Mada E.

Lomont, first alto Maude E. Duuphy, second alto, asahtod by Altuira Newcomb, a companist. KXKA Wosstingliouso Electric, East Pitts burgh. Pa. 360 Meters.

12:80 P. M. Music. 815 P. if Scores of the baseball games being played today, by innings.

6:00 P. M. Results of the baseball games Played today. 6:05 P. M.

Organ recital from Oemeu Mo-tion Picture Theatre, Pittsburgh, How. ard R. Webb, organist at "The Giant Wur-Htser." 7:00 P. M. Results of the baseball games played today.

"Monthly Review of Business Condition, by Clark Hammond, of the Columbia National Bank, Pittsburgh, Ft. 7:15 P. M. "Birds, by George M6utton, of the Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, Pa. 7 S0 P.

M. A Msy Festival for the Llttli Folks, conducted by th Dream time Itfy. 8:00 51. National (Stockman and Farmer Market reports. 8:15 51.

Concert by the Pittsburgh Musical Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa. 7 JO AM 1100AM C3nl Ainspsl Clly. I 1 a Ir, Konduras. Cain-, nn.l harino i r.artn.enie of Clnible, Ki'umlor. 1 1 Chi! end Mraragun 01 j.arte of llondurna must Le sjeolaU i Ut -estd 1.00PM Ftirta Plata, La Romms, San Mecorle.

Kanto Domingo ity and A1' Halil. (Cuisrso and eneuela must i addrtsevfil.) s-OOPM Si Thomas. Bt. I'ruix. 9abs, Ft.

Marfn Ft. Euetatiua. 8t. Kitts. Nevlv.

Aiitj-. Montserrat, Guadeloupe. Domini v-Lucia and Barbados oirenada, hr 1i cent and Guiana n.ust be specially a i- di eiael. Costa Rica. (By rail to Eoaton.) 0 30 AM ..12:60 .188 PM TsQue, Aku Flora, 5laracalbof Bolivar, Barbados WOO Wananigkers, Plilladclphla, Fa.

400 Meters, 2:45 P. If. Grand organ and trumpets. San Benito, Pt.Llmon 6:66 P5 1 S1L F1UDAY. 1.00PM Bahamna (Including Inagui J.ands).

ami Fnriui. 8 OU AM Munargo, SAIL SATURDAY. MIA A Dallas News and Dallas Journal, 1 Texas. 360-485 Meters. 2.80 t8 3 P.

M. "Musle Week." by 6. L. Whittle, president of the Dallas Music Trades Association. 10:30 to 11:30 P.

M. Massed baod program from pm State Fair Grounds Coliseum, 1 to 2 M. Musical program under the auspices of the Lester Guiut Co. Boulognt. 1:00 Ail Buropa, Africa anJ We.t Asia.

(fpal. ndilresscd only Hom.no, Southampton 7:00 AM .00 A St Kuronj. A I mm and Finland must be apcci-Ui 7.30 AM di eased.) France, turner countries must be ape 1 addressed.) No mails. 11:00 AM 12:00 Savol, Havrie Antonio Lcpaa, Bare- Iona Orbits. Caronia, Livorpool.

WBAP i Fort Worth, Texas Star-Telegram, 400-485 Meters. 8:15 to 10 P. by Mrs. Peart Cathooa Davis, soprano, and B. Clyde Whitlock, vloliotst.

11,30 to 12:30 P. M. Concert by tbe Gainesville, Texas, orchestra, under the auspices of Chamber at Commerce, C. C. Shell, director.

Spain. (Specially addressed only.) No mails. Irish Free ptate. (Other countries mnt apaclallv addroaaed.) 100 PM Rwcdeni Norway, Denmark and Finland 2:00 PM Turkey. 2.00PM I West Asia.

(Special' addrarad oniv 4 00 PM Egj pt. (Specially addressed only.) 11:00 AM Nv foundland. Jr jjuOM Cuba, i rtpci ilv addreased only tx Vasari 'Buenos 8:66 AM feouth Brazft, Argentina, Uruguay find Par ro tonico, Ft. Thomas. Ft.

Croix, Fab, Ft Martins, St. EoaUtlua. San I'edro coal," the Niagara and St. Lawrence water power. Beds a ZtUltr, Louis J.

WSB Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Go. Meters. 2 to 3 M. Musical program for indua-trial workers. 7:16 to 8 P.

51. Musical program. 8 to 8:15 P. M. W8B radio university.

8:15 to 10 P. M. Musical program spon-sored by Mist Dorothy Lawahe. Sedan torulng A. H.

edaa Sedan Ford ds Macona snd Santo Dominso Citv. 1200 Cuiscao and Venezuela, (specially addressed only.) Costa Rica. (Cuba. Canal Zone and Pati-- ania must he sperlallv addressed 12.00 Guatemala, Salvador ami TTon-(except Amapala City, rholutct Departments of Colon and Atlnntid (Cuba and Tela must bo specially addressed.) 4 Pancrae, Porto :00 AM 3:00 PM Pernambuco. Parahyba, Natal and i (Other porta of iuazll must be addressed Haiti, ('anal Zone.

Panama. Amalpa Chohtteca in Honduras Caucagand Vino Departments of Colombia and dor. (Other ports of Honduraa must be specially addressed.) Cristobal, Cristobal. .11:00 AM won Bamberger A Newark, N. 400 Meters.

330 P. Vf. Songs by Mrs. Charles Baumber, soprano soloist of the Park Presbyterian Church, Bloomfield, N. J.

2:45 P. M. History reading. 8 00 P. M.

Songs by Mrs. Charles Baumber, P. M. "Tha Boy and the Community," by Arthur F. Egner, chairman City-Wide 1 Boys Work Committee of tlie Metropolitan Board of the Newark Y.M.C.A.

8:30 P. 51. "My Experiences In Poland," by J. George Bucher, under the auspices of the Kilroy Harris Radio Lecture Bureau. 6:15 P.

M. "Home Garden Hints, by the National Garden Bureau. 6:17 p. M. Songs by Martha Livingston, soprano of- -Roselle Park, N.

J. 7:00 M. Program under the auspices of the Boy Scouts xof America. 8:00 P. M.

"The Ear and Radio," by Dr. Paul V. Winslow, attending laryugologist of Brooklyn State Hospital. 8:15 P. M.

oms Tools of Algebra," by William W. Strader. 8:35 P. 51. Program by the "Orpheus Club" of Newarfc.

Arthur Moos A. con-doctorr Frank Kasacbau, ftseortato Conductor, and Charles 51, Hotrbs, assisted by Frances Callow, harpist, of New York. 8:06 P. M. "Taking Care of Tpur Baby Through the 'Summer Months," by Dr.

Charjeg Gilmore Kerley, professor of disease of children, New York Polyclinic Medical School and Hospital. 8:20 P. M. JHArp solos by Frances Callow. 8:80 P.

51. Selections by the Orpheus Club, 8:40 P. M. Solo by Edith Fortesue. 10:00 M.

Selection by the Orpheus Club. 10:16 P. 51. "Cripple Kiddle Work," by Dr. Harris K.

Ooban, director of the Vocational Training Committee, New Jersey State K.ks Asaoclatlon. 0.20 P. M. Dance nmaJc by the FI yd Dance Orchestra of New York. QUEENS Bayslde avruoe, Flushing 619 133rd street.

Lfbmoed 1H11. R23 Bovd avenue, Woodharen 10 Eighty-sixth road, Rocky HU1 road, Queens 15011 Eighty-elglftU avenue, Qeorgii Jamaica.rw-f?xrir- tarr 1601 Grove street, Ridgewood Bay avenue, Donglastown Bulck Sodality Operetta. The Young Ladles Sodality and the Immaculate Conception Sodality of St. Michael's Parish, Jerome street. East NeV York, who have showed such a remarkable talent in their past performances on tho stage oflGrismer, Florence St.

Michaels Auditorium, areagain planning a production to give to their earnest supporters in the form of a All indications point toward the rendering of this opera in the latter part of May, Copp, O. W. Rrbacher, Herman Faulkner. Harry iFrean, Ruth E. I Ilellftwell.

Rriwio KoskU Richard, I Link, Win. I MacMonnie, Frank I Miller. 'oJhn A. WMC Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tcnn. 485 Meters.

Coupe Tearing Touriag Sedan Sedan Grant Sedan 10 P. XT. Memphis post, American Legion. 1 A. M.

Midnight Frolic. I Morton, James C. 125A3 103rd strovt. Richmond Hill 8U38 Was( 146th atreet, Jamaica Sedan 77. street, Bayslde WWJ Detroit News.

400 1:05 P. 5t. Music. 4:00 P. 4l.

The Detroit New Orchestra. 4:40 P. M. Markets. 6:00 P.

M. Markets and baseball scores. 8:00 P. M. The Town Crier, the Detroit News Orchestra; by tbe Tlcaly SUopj.

WLW 1 Croslcy Manufacturing Clncln natl, 360 Meters. 11 1. Artistic corttert ftren bj Alpha Chapter of Dolt. Omtcron Sorority, Clnclnuatl Cooserratory of lulanora Dills, Knth-lew) Tlchnor, Elslo Arta, Helen Price, Flor-ence Beeland, W.ldyne Johnson, Elsie Miller, Elizabeth Miller, Erma De Vllliers, Dotamae Vlntson, Frances Jones, Thelma Miller, soprano, and Jessica fitlenle, mezzo-soprano, WHAS Courier Journnl and 1 Louisville Times. 360 Meters.

0 to 7 P. M. Selections by Heyde Ci Conrad, playing the alamo Theatre, orgao United States Department of Agriculture: "Advice to fiblppeis." Hie "Sauballat Crowd." by Miss Hast! Dnuce, Of Knoxville, Tesn. Ro prano solos: Mrs. James 51.

Russell, accompanied by Miss Mary Greene. Piano solos: Mary Greene. "Just Among Home Folk," a dally column running in the Louisville Courier-Journal. 1 0.30 P. 1.

Concert by the Louisville Flute Club. Reading, SUFFOLK Branch Station 1 Xlurbor Bulck Birthday Reception. A birthday reception was given to Miss Anna Hughes recently at her home, 97 Thirteenth street. An excellent musical program was given. Some of those present were Herbert I Bath.

Josephine Fletcher, Le Roy Robinson, Harry Baker, Frank H. Davis. James Graham, Daniel OCon- 3 nor, Harry Ott, Stanley Ross, John I Brennan, Alfred Gildersleeve, Wil- I Chichester, yraiter liam Lanahan, Oliver Gunderson, rvIStfhiwn SobT? w' Miss Tootsie Hickey. Louis Coasa- I choaobroiVh. Aug! granda, Alias Mary Bro'phy, Rocco I Chema, fod De Fio, Jerry Vaughan, Michael Collin, John Mecca.

Harry Lucas, Miss Margaret I Doxaoe, Robert Cummings, Miss Margaret Darling, Conrad Mies Norw Ourry, Gilbert Sperling, I Miss Catherine Hupfcr, Jack Lynch, Dole' EJrnJ Mrs. Anna Morgan, Miss Alice Edwards, John Amaganott Schmeck, James Finley, Harry Fanning, Ida Rlvcrhesd vSchoelman, Miss Rosamond de Bones, Miss Josephine de Bones, Miss Catherine Reilly, Miss Agnes Telly, Mrs. Murphy, Thomas Walsh, Miss Irene Mrs. E. Dowd, Miss Agnes Runnen, Jte Graham, Peter Hayes, Mr.

and Mm Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. McClean, Nea-i Relne, Joseph Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Burns, Prince Alford, Win.

wSyllle Sag Harbor Port Jefferson Southold AtnityviJIe Eaf Morlchev SmHhtown Nines Park North port Huntington Watermill IUp Hiaitlngton Northport Dole, Edward Cold Spring I Gibb, Edward Hatlock, James P. I Htllock, Furman Sluitmau, Conrad A. IjAnkowaLI. Michael Johnson, Waller I KIrscli, Nathan 1 Kelly, Kallreriue A Sow Suffolk Fast ftetauket Hlverhead Houtbduipton Aqueduct Peconlc f.lndpnhurst Quogue wex TIio Detroit Free Ires9. 400 Meters.

3:00 P. M. News. 3:15 P. M.

Stock quotations. 6:16 P. 5f. Baaeball acorea. 6:32 P.

M. Baaeball scores: 7:15 P. M. Final baseball acorea. 6:80 P.

M. Mra. B. J. Ottoway, speaker.

Alfred Reeves, speaker. Musical- program, under tbp auspices of the Sigma. Alpha Iota Sorority. 1 l.0l) P. 51.

WCX Bed Appla Club, WIP Gimbcl Brothers, Philadelphia, 400 Meters. woe 20o to 800 m. Artist recital by AidalTho Faiiiicr School of Chiropractic, WIIX Society of Radio Artists and Audiences, Long Island, 360 Meters. 12:55 P. M.

Lunch hour gossip snd musical program. 2:18 P. M. Dr. Frank Cranes four-mln-Ute broadcasts.

2:20 P. 5f. Public health service. 4.15 P. 5L School childs radio forum, conducted by James J.

O'Regan, principal, P. B. 77, Queens. Today: "May Day," by" Marie MoCormack. 4.30 P.

M. Amateur radio talk. 4:40 P. M. Instructions In code noric.

P. 5f. Survey of trade news by Unfted States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. 8:15 P. Agrlogram released by United States Department of Agriculture, Amltvvllle Hampton Bays Fsvt Northport Huntington I41l.illp.ff.il Davenport, Iowa.

400 Motors. 5:80 P. 51. Educational talk, by F. C.

Walker. 7:45 P. 5f. Chime concert. 8:00 P.

M. Baaeball scores. Thomas Coppinger, John Wood, Flo Kn.r" rRUl Jones, Henry Todd, Fred Walker, I w. a', Miss Margrette Hagen, Charles Cot- Kms.1. llonry A ter, R.

F. Churbnck, Thomas Kin sella and Charles Weick. rSHeJ Ifliry Klsuer, Winifred Leone, Bruno Louise Fisher, soprano; Raymond Nelson, tenor; duo plapologue by Louis Longiy and Chariot Sansone. 6:00 P. M.

Baseball scores and dinner music program by Dick Regans all string orchestra. 7:00 to 7:30 P. M. Uncle WIPs bedtime stories aod roll call for the children. 7:50 to 8:10 P.

M. Interesting talks, 8:15 51. Second homo eing, led by the WIP quartet. liuntlugton Huntington Station KFI Earle Anthony, Los Angeles, CaJ 0:45 to 1083 P. M.

Peter Rabbit and HU Friends. hot Angeles County Medical P. M. Cqpoert by the Lulu Saxophone I doty. Junior Music Clubs.

Police Department. Commissioner "Richard E. Enright isur i thia order jesterday: Reinstatement PATROLMAN. Figih Grad Willi Just to Headnuartere Division, 'train ing School, to take effect April 18 Transfer and Assignment. To (site effect 8 A Ap.

1 Aif A. Aiuinn. from r-adnuKrt'' vision, office of the Chief Inspector to 7 J'i Precinct, assigned to motor cycle duty, as slgnmcnt to duty in plain clothe discontinued. From precincts indicated to Traffic Precinct li, assigned to duty in Traffic Toast's: George M. ODea, John Smith 28; Albert Spitz, 15; William Banoon, Traffic A.

To take effect 8 A. April 30 George H. Gitfnn, pr lu5th Precinct, assigned to clearical- duty. Temporary Alignment, 8 Hs KG KANT. Harry V.

Precinct, to Pf-tective Dllsion, for livo dajs, from 8 A M.t April 30. PATROLMEN, fharlca G. Corilell. Sd Pret'incf to Ifeatf-quarters DivImou, Warrant Sound 1. frer 8 A.

April 29, during ubseni of patrol man on sick report: Walter Carroll, 2riu rrecinct to Ife.iiLuartern Division, to dm In office of special Deputy Lommlssien McKay, for 6 tlavg, from 9 A. A 30; Gcorgo A. Conway. 47tH Precinct tn Defective Division, to duty in office of District Attorijcv Bronx County, for davo. from 8 A.

Nr. April 20; lUvmond Croa, Precinct to Insnection trict, assigned to mounted traffic dutv, 10 days fiom 8 A. lay 6- Thomaa Reeker. lUth Precinctr to 2d Inspect District, to duty in raided premises, f'p 16 dftvs. flora 8 A.

April Willu I) Henisrh, Headquarters Division. fr.r Raided Premise Bquftd to 5th Inspect District, to duty In raided premises, In 10 dais, from 8 A. May 6 1 ft From precincts. Indicated to Traffic Pr Cinct oisigned to duty in Traffic Tor era. for 10 diya.

from 6 A. M. April Patrick Collins 14, William Bergen, 25 I-rmn preemeta inlicaied to Defecthf plyiaUm, to duty In office of th Dta'n Attorney, Bronx Count for 10 davo, fro H. April 20 Arthur C. Fleischer Charle Armstrong 82 From prerinotg indicated to TFeadq'i tra Division, to duty in office of Deputy Commissioner McKay, assigned chauffeurs, for six davs, from 8 K.

1 April o0 Henry Hermanre 14 tWlUv Miepperd, 116. Ji H. Oj.rien. Traf. Chnrlea Nashs Traf.

Leo Mvers. 2t; John ii .9, Henry Oppnhmer. Traf. Ail- Dooley, Iraf. Wtlliam Schultes, Tri From eommnnda indicated to Hadnr dUty 1 2h Kav.

for six d' from 8 A. April 50 Frank NUko." mPbPH 25; Linus Bml, v.Vf'1- A1; Rayfleld. Georg Joiner. 4 Clvave. 71; H-n ri.tr.'.

illhnrdt. Trat I nni 'i Sq 1, -U llrr- 7: Bsrney 'JJ. 31 SimrIiVi. 3j; Ju Morlarnr, Augur Kplr.ti,rt, JI, wim. wtitm.in, iiii it I 80; Otto Krbnr 8J If A- r.nVJ Harrow I.

Trat- 11 to 13 P. M. Egan School. Marriage IaiieO at Marriage License Bureau at Borough Balt far twenty-four hours, ending 8 A 51. to-day.

Edwin Rowman, 28. 601 W. 173d Anna Gross, 11, 40 Clinton at. Paul Frank, 21, 287 Mumboldt Anna Kraham, 18, 310 Busbwick ave. Matthew Kerwln.

11, Maywood, K. Carlotta. Service. 7, 540 Ocean ave. Joseph Mercaldo.

21, 211 Irving Rose Mttla. 18, 2414 Paclfio at. Gaston Von Busing, 38, 78 Evergreen Freda Beringer, 85, 78 Evergreen ave. Arthur Firenaen. 21.

6818 5th Lillie Erickson, 21, 744 80th at. Henry Wagnor, 23, 387 17th Ellen Tague, 17. 282A 19th at. Harry Fraser, 33, 1823 74th Olga Bnsick, 29, 258 84th at. William 27, San Francisco, Margaret Flvnn.

19-, 280 Rverson st. William Welgert, 60, 230 Hooper at Erika Gruman, 46fl 23ft Hooper at. Andrew McGeough. 85. 78 Ft, Greene Lena Gautreeu.

36. 78 Ft. Greene pi. Harry Nelson, 27, 618 62d Jenny Larsen, 23, 667 40th at. Andrew Jellinick.

33, 1146 President Clara Werner, 36, 1289 Union st. William Weeks, 22. 430 B. 53d Ida Schroeder, 290. 614Atkln ave.

Nathan Berman, 8, 671 Qlenmor ave Hannah Kiahlanaky. 22, 971 Glenmore ave, Clarence Rupert, 25, 100 Vanderbilt Llltllan Wimmer, 18, 144 Classon ave. B'alter Drechsler, 28, 1121 Bedford Helen Ritson, 23. 1065 Dean st. Robert Hollingsworth.

28, Houston, Marie Kluber. 22, 603 Grand et. Joseph MolUca. 23. 421 Anna Clap, 23, 328 Atlantic ave.

Martin Fonda, 46, 127 Parkslda Carol Satterthwaite, 46, 420 21t at. George Molineaux, 36. 1U8 Jefferson Ellen Rowe. 85, 168 Jefferson ave. John Gundersen, 31, 189 Adaina May Meyer, 26, 188 Adams st.

Fred Meyer, 22, 1818 B. 104th Alice Rfilly, 18, 688 Atlantic ave. Frank Scala, 23, 333 6th Anna Briano, 21; 132 8th at. Arvid Peterson. 21, 630 Crascent Dorothy Bammel.

16, 180 Hale ave. Thomaa Pooling. 33. 15 Maoon Mary Llebonberg. 27, 1432 Atlnntio ae.

Joseph Kane. 23. 361 Division ave; Helen Falk, 21, 202 Fenn fttA Joseph Rais, 28, 136 Melroae Fran-cen Zucchetto, 18, 64 Central av Solomon Silver, 27. Plattsburg, N. Y.I Sophie Ivvine, 21, 280 K.

68th et. Jesse Kelley, 26. 235 60th. -aL; Bessie Elliott. 28.

235 60th st. Gerrett Keller, 22, 433 9th Lillian Schuta, 18. 226 Mat at. Charle Gall, 21, 1495 Pacific Mary Colgan, 21. i486 E.

5th t. Isidore Baron, 26, t56 Warwick st. Rachel Balowitx, 23, 855 Warwick at Nell Torrev, 86. 18 Granite Margaret Rodenbach, 38, 641 Halt at, Theodore Oman, 23. 423 E.

86th Clara Hayse, 21, 129 Cbauncey st. John Kohn, 34, 272 Troy ave; Libby Croa. 29p 216 Troy ave. Charles Sand. 28.

2363 Firet Anna Eiseman. 29, 226 Powers at, Nat Wleaenberg, 32. 239 W. 10oth St; Hilda Barnsch, 24, Sot.E, 16th at. Ixuie Palermo.

18. 33 Hnediker Veronica Baich, 17, 48 Van Brunt at. Louis Black, 60, 1708 Pitkin Mollie Disetsky, 43, 422 Hoplunson ave. Ridgewood Police Court. Band, composed 'of 100 aaxopbonca.

10:10 P. M. Charlie Korre Radio Orchei tra In the Cafa LAigion, Philadelphia. "Altar Builders. A oerles of five free lectures are I D- being given by Rev.

Martha M. 1 Mnl Ert'rrd Rogers at the headquarters of the Altar Builders at 101 South Ox-mord street. Tonight she will talf! on "Life from Right Angles. All the lectures treat of the science of I MM. Edward Mitchell, Ob.J.

Xathaoson, Nat. ORonrbe, Parents, oJbn CFCA Toronto Star, Canada, 490 Meters, 8:30 to 4:30 P. 51. News, music. I :30 to 7:00 P.

M. News. BOO to 10:00 P. M. Concert program Selection from San Toy," by Jbnes.

Star Concert Orchestra, 1 WGU Federal Tcleplione A Telegraph Buffalo, N. Y.f 860 Meters, 1 P. MA Music. 2.25 P. M.

Closing prices bf Chicago Board of Trade. 3 P. M. Music. 3.25 P.

M. Closing prices of New York Stock Exchange. 4 P. Ampleo recital. 5:05 P.

M. Closing prices of Now Tork Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of ATtnde. i 7:80 P. M. Digest of tbe dayi news, ilaseball aooreo.

7.40 P. M. Topic of acientifle Interest, by the editorial staff df Sclentldo Amer-lcan. the Ronkonkoma Foul hold Keiden Bag Shore WostRmmplon Beach ratebojue Isilp West Sayvilla Patchogue Buy Rhore Hlverhead Huntlnatoif. Honkoukoms Hampton Bara Port Jeffarson Last Pstehogue Ravville Hirelingtoti St.

James- Patchogue Kings Park WJAX Cleveland, 360 Meters. 8:30 P. 51. Cleveland News concert. Itudolph.

WIMftjn Rose, Henrietta A. Havers, Helen Soyar. Alex. Sammls, Fred'k Seibert. Dsulel hwanaon, Walter HlCKslnger.

Smith, Annie Travis. Reward 8...... Thomson, James 'I horuton. W. B.

Terrell, Kmeraou Terrill, Richard -Latd flnsnelnl news I constructive thinking1 and prayer. The publio Is invited. Hylan Bars Indecency at Coney Isjand Mayor Shocked at Ardent Lov-ing Couples at Seaside, Too much ardent loving between I couples on the "Caterpillar Ride' in KYW Wcstingliottsc, Chicago, Meters. 1:00 A. M.

Market reports. 1:30 P. M. News and comment ef financial and commercial market. 1:35 P.

51. Table talk, by Mrs. Anns Peterson. 2.00 P. M.

Market reports. 2:30 to 4:85 P. M. and comment. 4:35 to 6:30 P.

M. Concert furnished by Lyon A Ilcnly Company. 6:00 to 7:30 P. M. News snd sport bulletins.

830 P. M. News, financial snd market and sport summary. 8:50 P. M.

Childrens bedtime atory. 10:00 to 10:58 P. M. Musical Program: Rosine Leonard, soprano; Robert Lindt, accompanist; Ralph F. Elliott, tenor; Harriet Weeber, accompanist; Nfary Agnes Doyle, reader.

11:05 P. M. Special features. 111. 100 CKAO Montreal, 430 Metcrft.

8:00 P. 51. Bedtime atory. 8:20 to, 10:30 P. M.

Concert, Vroomsn, Clsrcnc. rstehnsue Coney Island shocked Mayor Hylan Robert R. I unlt.m. Osorje somuch yesterday that he directed I wur. itcr the police- to act Immediately to I Walsh, lllllon Fatehovna AmltT.iUe pon Rhalter I.lnnd Huntington G.

gi Medford nUlsiilc, Mass. 360 Meters. 3:00 P. 5L Am rad Womens Club, 1. Iodorn Priscilla talk, by Ruth K.

Newman. 2. Reproduction on the Chickering Applco, onoI1( and Brunswick. 6:00 P. M.

Twilight Tales," read by Uncle Darid. 0.00 M. News, sport news, Boston American, 15 P. it. Weekly review of conditions In 1 lie Iron find steel industry, courtesy of the' Trade Review." 6:45 P.

5L Code 8.30 P. M. Weekly business report, by Roger Babstfn, Selections by Nelson Waring. pianist, tbe De Luxe Entertainer. Eighty-eighth Tufts College lecture.

Nelson Waring, pianist. Deaths in Queens change the condition. The ride has small cars. To each I of them is fastened an awning, which I drops to the floor automatically, I every little while, hiding the occupants from view, and then rises al- most immediately. The Mayor! watched couples on this ride tot I New Inperporations.

ifay 1. Nat? corporations with an aggregate capitalisation of $1,785,000 have been chartered hore. The Brooklyn and Ts. I. incorporations are: Kaminsky A Brooklyn, wearing apparel, A.

LIpHhltz, K. Kaminsky, S. Feurateln. Brenstoln, 6 WGY i Graham avenue. Brook ly fi i I Mutual Shellac and Paints Products General Electric fecheneetady, I L.

and omstcin, c. h. 40ft Alrfca Renmun. (Attorney, J. H.

Garmesey, a. x.f 9UU JVieteis. I Chambers atreet) 2 P. M. Music and address, "Furnishing! Ho Brody Brooklyn, hire aten-the Summer Porch." jographers, Brody.

W. White. 6 M. Produce and stock market qu tatlons; news bulletins; baseball results. Francis McGrath Realty crp nrooklyn.

840 P. M. Addresfe, "New Yorks Fresh I F. and C. and A.

McGrath. (At-Water Fisheries," hy Justin Mahoney torney, NT. Hr Krtner, 01 Chambers at) New Tork Superintendent of Inland Fish- A Re' Br (Attorney, M. CVtuner, 291 Broadway.) erfts. Lawrence APRIL 31).

Frances LltMg. 1 month, 287 62. Tr. Esnl-- Tackoen avenue. Corona, about ten minutes, and then spoke I JjJtT wmiam aougb, 3 day, 80 Flake ave to the police.

about it. He directed I nu, Elmhurst. also that the police eeek to revoke I Herman Jooepb Hennlngaen, nays, HnckAway Beach. Agnes Hirschfeld. 78, 883 Eleventh avenue, Antonrjoseph flrhmlck, 58, 238 Folsom avenue, Glendale.

Henry Rfrothmann, 2386 Catalpa avenue. Ridaewood. Dina Stephene, 23, Jiaurlce avenue, 5Ias- MaryhA. Hv.n, 16SJ6 llth Hich-mond HIM Art.m snd Brr," I E'H Bldg, to.fl, Dol.gi.s-.. 1 ton.

the licenses of amusement operators who permit unrefined lovof-making on their concessions. Events Today. Queen Branch tt omen's League of Voters mpt at Mrs. Timme'a. 2 Sixty-seventh street, Manhattan, 4 to 5 M.

Aeolian Orchestra concert Ne York Avenue M. Church, evening. Perish Players give 1 of rcrn otnal Help H. O. Sixth Adams Street Court dnrly conduct, 3 fine.

dto. n.W"1 Norrnun B. lavaro, 41. Motel conduct, suapanded Wmam Randet. 33 90ft Kant avenn.

suspended sentence. vnus, lrlpg McD'atlloy, 2J. ey tnceV auapSndad aen- psndi k0 879 -ry ia vto JVlIHnm Ryan. 43. 7 Trt He intoxication, suapanded DUb James Dies, 2y, Gates avnter.ee 1 Laxlnaav, 4S.

O-S -AtlunUu sv ln- Ditj.cison 54, 21 1 Rrtv Magistrate Harry K. Miller. Catherine Wolf, -i, 88 ZcidJer s'enue. Middle Village, unmuzslcd dog, seiueuce suspended. Isidore Publer Glendas, violation traffic regulations, ntd WBS W.

May, Newark, X. 1 360 Motors. P. M. Late Columbia releases by Bay IlUlgo Bovlcw.

uh Bay Bidge Review, No. Alarrabeew. will hold its nmna bam dance Saturday etening, J'a 12. at Squire McKeon's Born, Fill'- (org Bninbrinh. 22, 1727 Gates ave There xv-tllbi avenje ie, Pridcenood, dog, sentence A Pinny tp eliding the 8:45 P.

M. Musical program. "The Moral Influence of the Rabbi Goodman Lipkfnd. Address. Drama, Bay Rond Realty Taiwrence, $25.

000; i. JohIoviIk, A. Benjamin. B. KrugeL CAttornev.

VV. R. Petit. Far Rockwav.) Namaes Realty Brooklyn, M. tioldberg, I.

ftainowilz. (Attorney, IS! i Seanian, 61 Chambers sL) country Btore and noel Church, avenue and Klftv-nlnih street, evening. Firr Aemblv District Ilemoeratle Club beefsteak dinner at Stanchs, evening. Miuku fledge rsfldipa Night, Maoooie Temple. Lafayette and lermont avenue.

Mission of Help May partv. Diocesan House, I7 4tmen street, afternoon Bode Post A. L. theatre party at Keeneva H- ordcr Teeth Tonsils Heart MiSSIN CPERSbNS. The following perron were reported missing yesterday to the police: LOLIH RAC.OZZINO.

27 year Id. 2M4 West Fifteenth atreet, 8 P. April 23; Bv Kldge Theatre Third avenue and teveoty. I height 5 feet 6 Inches, weight 145 pound, second atreet I 7 I HKwn eyes and it air. florid coin pie loo: khaki Berkeley Institute Alumnae bridge and-cake I overenjat and sbirtr bine trousers, black laced sale at Berkeley Iotltute, Were mb avenue and shoes.

xi. stret d.soi.lrt-.v parson, pstoled. lormuato 60 SSStslt Joa hold 'll thlrri psroled. to' Msy i r.o homo, vsarsnev in $10,000 bail for nu aupemld JI. 44.

r71 Ten Cirt-indt avanne, Rsurt-wotJ. u.ut urg.ei dug. sa-tcn ausps.dcO. Helen Dot aty, 1 Vm de Viliage, uimu lvj dt centenc ausn iKit-ti. Aan it, 78, S71 Thirteenth reet, violation traffic reguiatiou, fined $vJ.

living Btrng. 2 afreet, C-nde. vlo fctloa tiaffie regulations fined $3 John fee Vo. Blre-xer a.et, vhwftt.on sauiliry ut.l Mi i it.e Fafaro, 71 aref. Min ha vfoatr.n oanbaih law, fired Jt Vmcenxo 1reccla'el'ii.

32, 7C ttriti viootoo abrjtS Inn fined Berth Tuck, 8v, Ci ntoi, avrtvie S4petii unmuzzled dg. aentetr. us- Joseph KariJn 27, Proapett ave-, R)ugeoc dog, "Wblence Fire Department. Thief John Kenion Issued his yesterday F.vnmlnation for Captn. The ntental cMimmation fof promotion to the rank of captain In this department wiilf be held at the Central -Opera House, 205 East bixty-aeventh sircat, Manhattan, at 0 A.

Thursday and Friday, May 3 and 4. Capts. Isouis A. Criicot Eng. 62, St $1,850, to (akq effect from 9 A.

M. April 28, and Daniel J. Murray of Enc. 23, at $1,860, to take effeot from 0 A. 5iay 1.

Lieut. Edward Eekbnrt, XL and J2S, to take effect, Ntay 1. Firemen Oharle Anderson, Eng. 252, at $1.10, to take effect May Thomaa F. ('onion, Eng 78, et to lake effect Mav Charies J.

Ptnvth. Jr, Eng. 43, at to take effect May Henry M. Lio-dn(el1. and 35, at $7(0, to take effect May William J.

Plonder, Eng. 293, at 140. to take effect May 1. Officers nnd men selected to take In tlie parad on May 26 will be directed bv Deputy thlefa to report aa follows Cnmimmoi in Manhattan, the Bronx and Richmond, at th Twelfth Regiment rmnrv, 10 0 A edneday. May nni It K-ookhn and Cjuens, at the enl -t bird Regiment Armory, at 10 3J A.

-itutd-n. 5 i it of nb-enee are granted fe 1 at- Gijianess, Fiig. 7C 1 a 9 A F(l 7 I I 'im, if i i 7ULLIAM COZZOLLF.NA. veara old. 2fi Sklljuidn street, 11 A.

April height 3 feet 6 inches, weight 50 pounds; brown eve, b'ack hair, dark complexion; grav vervt, brown suit with knee trousers, hiick patent-leather shoes brown stockings, gray hat. MARTIN ITSkOU. 40 years Id. 1 9 Berry atreet, 9 A. April 2ft; height 6 feet 4 Inches, weight 145 pounds, grav eves, brows hair, allow dfirirpJcxion; browu anft, grayshjjt, brown boe, dark cap, Mieoing Persons loeated, ANTHONY DIMNR, 12 years Id to Grew point awuue; reported April 23, returned April 24 AJl three aie linked by nieAcal autnot ities.

Bo ou know whyT Inf'-'dpc tonnl, valvular hrsri trouVe and oihrr ilia ara coniniotily cauPd decaying teeth. We 11 save them if we can; if not. THE WATEEEURY WAY cur3 substituted in a smcl AP langntgea btekeft. Lady Atlesdanf Juan, 45, 41 Dixon plaea. samtary coda.

$1 fine. 175 Hudson svtnua vielRUArt sanitary coda. $1 fine. OiFmpia II al bona, 3A 238 High atreat violation of aaiiltaiy coda, $1 fine Ouiarini, 65.101 Tork" street sanitary coda. 2 fina, lenft sanitary coda, Xl fin C6.

174 Johnson rreet I-OJMTI. SS Hudron ve-na. vio.ation of sanitary rod, $1 fine 23' -s Front sticct, mw per. jed ar.tetica, JrH S-, HI Tort slreot. fine Trofs-y, 28, ijfi Rroapret tret, Lslwrrvrly conduct, paroled to 5Iy g.

Lincoln placo, afternoon. Altuirlan Club hard party and dan at Trommera HoH. Busbwick parkway and Cou-wav street, evening. Teatlmonifl dinner to Oilrsrry. Hotel Bossert, lit ks and Mimtague streets, 7 T.

M. Hebrew Day Nursery caxd party, 521 Hop-kineon avenue, afiernoos Bhite breakfast Nt. Marks if E. Churell, Ocean avenue ami Beverly -road J2 M. rtub closes twenty-fifth sessoo Academy, evening.

Rosenberg Post 4 L. receive stand of cob, ora. U77 Fsteru parkway, evening. Blossom Time at Majestic, Tiny Tim benefit continues. "Notbmg But the Truth," given bT Kt.

Jarobl F-r Lutheran Ghnrch. Fourth 'tveav near Flftv fourth atreet. evening Lev. Martha M. Utger lectitres at The ter Builder," 101 booth Oxford treet, 0 P.

M. Btoa Wif'V oroetstwi, Rhhets F1M. lYSTIllTE IjFCriRLS. lu-isirsted lecture on "'fan's T. on Brow Rt one As Van isi i Vz ji i Dr Si m( Ker 1 I i -i V.t; cnC ersr "ONLY TBO LACKS TO EAT TTTOME at i OB MEYMANN'S Famous House NeHps St.

rifilbuh Are. i LAWfiS An GTA1I TME SS I r-ru ivr oraled rj 1887. I.Cuiicura uloaj) I Complcidons 7ealihy Brooklyn Art Thfitw. Act rff wrl? 'ri of plnrn, tVx tfetigmufi n1 er 1 4 COiwr(r f- 1 1 tA 0 i kl Art Tlici J. i 1 i.