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SUNDAY 1 tits liltUUKL. 1 IN UAljA i iiUCO Daily CRAIG OFFERS PLAH WORTH GETS LEASE hi' i- ii i wi" i ii iii i m-mmmmmmJmm nun mmmmmmmtm Sketches from Life By Tempb the Republican party was baaed. In 1845 Mr. Chase organized a Souther, and Western Liberty convention, which he intended should embrace "ali i who, believing-that whatever 'litis Ahctnonn By John A. Ueffernan STABU CHtp 188 Oil D.

PRICE STORE FOR IMPROVEMENT is Worth preserving Republican SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1924. ism, can be maintained nly by, un-i ROFESSOIt WAD LEIGH HALL compromising -war against the cannot ouite understand the bv the BROOKLYN -ULV TIMES, John N. Harmin, N. Harman, verdict in the Anderson case. "The jury must have been non-Nordic," anaiser; t'remont iLor aud General fill Til Treasurer.

luck. Secretary and OF RIVERSIDE PARK Use for Hosiery In Rental Involved in Brooklyn of Man-; hattan. Concern. 'j in the Olympic ililresa Brooklyn Timee, Time Plaa, Brooklyn, N. T.

Telephone BturllnK 000 usurpation of the slave power, and are therefore resolved to use all constitutional and honorable means to effect the extinction of, slavery within their, respective "States and its- reduction to its cdnstitutaohal limits in the United States." Con: Vention after convention was organized by this crusader of freedom. He uroves. i a did not seem to plac any cre-eayi the gifted Urges Promenade to Be Built on Sea Wall Frorn 72d to WILL OPEN THIS MONTH wthor sof The was elected to the United States Uaaiera District Offlee S3 Broadway Telephone stage 2IM Neurit BrooVljo Olflee i'Si Mntn Bt Telephone South DomMira a (lie Fulton St. Sterling 5 Udi bind Clir Of'lw 4S Jackson Avenue Telephone Hunter Point BV HAIL POSTPAID ftn mrtnlh dully .50 ESTIMATE BOARD TO ACT Big. Establishruent Will Be Lo cated at Fulton and Bridge Streets.

Senate in 1849 aS a Free Soil Democrat, but he withdrew from the Democratic party in 'Ohio in 1852, be Bilateral History of the American Revolution, Epic-tetus and the Brass Bottle, and They Had No Cites Other Projects tp Show cause that party.approved a compromise act in i YVortJi, fon aiM The Republican party gave him Whole. City ShouTd Pay in ihe story of Anderson about John I suppose a millinery firm, ha ta.Hen over the thirteen-year leans on the buildlnar an opportunity for brilliant work in s.oo relation to slavery, and he became at Fulton Bridge street, held ne month, dally and months, aa(ly tiK nionfio, daily and One year, daily I no year, dally and Sunday. Simriiuy edition only, 1 tunday edition only, on KORK.M1N 6.00 (.60 1.00 jury like that would have condemned Shakespeare's Mid-Summer Night's Dream as too fantastic Shakes- Secretary of ths Treasury under President' Lincoln, and Chief Controller Crawls sent yesterday to formerly by D. Price A Company, l.W The deal involve aproximattlj' $1,. Justice of the Supreme Court of the v.

7 "wn -iiprovement of Riverside Park. 000,000 in rental. Several million dollar -worth of stock will lo be Dne year United States. niinuea people, ne mennonea nia aversion to them in a letter to his The cause of freedom in this coun Six month line month taken o-er, try, and the Republican party both friend, Lord Algernon Nova, whoso exquisite vestments and graceful The submission of this plan recalls the controversy between the property owners and the New YorH Central KAilroad, which figured in the cam-1 IrtMKTl of 1V7. lt a as counsel to the Property Owners and Citizens' Association, do- (-inh'le Copies Dally) by mall 1 centa biniUa Copiestssundayfby mail 4 centa i.tuered as second class matter D.

Price Company, established thirty years ago by the late David mymm. M-W. owe a debt of gratitude to this brll liant pioneer. manners made him one of the fa Price, nix years aao took over the which was- thai vorite of the age. Lord Algernon, by the way, is presented as Sartor, SMI Th0nuahRaat'Sf fimTSSeup ed byOppVnh.im Co.

Park, from Twelfth avenue, that Con- hi present store tip to lins. which moved to the Britain Recojrnizes Russia. present! in Shakespeare sublime trilogy, troller Craig- made the reputation which resulted in hla nomination that You'd Know He Was a Gentleman The first outstanding act of the Macdonald" Government 4-of Great Britain is the recognition of the So Twelve years ago. Worth, which year oa the ticket with John Jr. by the Way He Creased His Pants, and for grandeur of sentiment and Hylan.

Plan la Outlined. viet Government of -Russia, Thus, -mmM'- shim headed by Arthur Worth, started business, with a very'small, shop in Manhattan. Today the firm occupies a thirteen-story structure which run through from Thirty-fourth to sublimity of homologic expression The plan now submitted provides what passage of any poet can com amohg the nations thatwere allied With the old Empire when, in 1914, the armed forces of Europe met in conflict, Great Britain extends the Structure Removal. In the Legislature at Albany just at present bills jto fhe City of New York to acquire through t- condemnation proceedings the right to remove the elevated railroad frofn, Trinity place, Church street, Murray street, West Third street, Sixth avenue and Fifty-dhird nnd from Sixth 'avenue between Fifty-third and Fifty-ninth streets. Under the provisions of these bills, upon the removal of the elevated tructures, all existing rights relative to maintenance and operation ror the completion or Riverside park pare with Sartor's address to the Thlrty.flfth street.

In Hartford, the firm ha a six SJS 111 to tne water's eag. it involve Kings County Democratic General four elements, namely, a promenade story structure in the heart of the shopping section of that city, At Committee: i hand of fellowship to the Govern or esplanade along a eca-wali front Seventy-second street to 139th street: Market and Halsoy streets, Newark ment that, hgs succeeded the Czar- a new drive constructed as a roof District and eke leader- a large building bears the sign of over the New York Central Railroad dom. The recognition is not as of Worth. esses; a temporary character. note tracks and approximately paralleling the present Riverside Drive from the Captains in breeches and bewitching During the years of climbing, the amount of buslnes ha Increased by speaks of the commune of Socialist dresses; fort orry to Bventy-econa leap and bounds from the nret I I -i I Republics, as the "rulers de jure street, and continuing southward a Should you find difficult the statute, year figure, a ouarter of a million of cars or trains thereon would a viaduct along Twelfth avenue over of the Nation.

This means that rec to the present business of millions made lapse and owners would be the rcw Xork Central yard to Fifty eacn year, The Brooklyn store will he 5d To guard elections, do not be afraid! eated for any loss. The cost of re seventh, with which connection la ognition Is not merely given to a Government, which, as a matter of moval would be assessed against ad voted to millinery, furs and kirta on made, at grade, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues: the removal of the 1 your adviser am; can clarity Intricate provisions and defy the main floor: misne' dresses on jacent property benefited by the re the second floor: ladles' dresses on garbage dumps, coal piers and other unsightly and commercial The foe to prove you guilty of of the third noor. ana coats nnd suits uses: and the landscaping or tne area on the fourth floor. The fifth floor of park land between the sea-wall fense. It is said the Democrats of Clack win ee occupied cy onioes and workrooms.

i and the new driveway. The Controller In hla report review After extensive alteration, both amas County, Oregon, have ordered the history of the agitation and litigation over the railroad, occu ten thousand miniature aluminum Interior and exterior. Worth will open It doors to the public on Feb. ruary 2S. pancy of the streets running through Pal." i i i i i i ii mi 1 teapots to Wear on their lapels dur the park land.

He says: moval of the For a long time there has been agitation for the removal of tho elevated structure at Fulton street, and the conversion of that thoroughfare into the fine avenue it ought to be. f-r Of counse we cannot spare this means of transit tX present, but we may hbpe that upon the construction of proper subways, this jjyeaore wil! be removed, and Fulton street will be treated as Sixth avenue in Manhattan. ing the coming campaign. The Dem "The chief element of expense in fact, exercises sway over Russia, but to a Goycrnmcnt recognized as valid In the. law of nations.

There are several conditions in the treaty. One important one is -that propaganda against Great Britain shall cease, for singularly enough, the Labor Party in not par-tjctilariy c. of Com! niunist propaganda from Russia, is quite as touchy as any aristocratic Ministry with respect to any Russian-born agitation hv India that might menace the, British power in King "George's Franklin's Fund. It more than justifies the estimate this public improvement is the new trlveway to be built over tne New 39 MURDERS HERE ocrats of New York Will carry aluminum but they will wear them on the hip. fork Central Railroad tracks.

While Mr.Taxpayer.Heed the railroad company, in this ault 1 roueht against it by the Mayor's di ''oices of the Hour 10 25 Years Ago Perhaps-john. King was really BURGLARIES haS established Its right to use this right of way for railroad purposes, such a right does not debar the city from any use of the property not inconsistent with the railroad opera a wet in The devilish ingenuity of those wets is appalling. The. United Internal tion. The practicability of the over However, perhaps the identity of head roadway illustrated by the 111 I A YEAR John T.

King will be disclosed when conditions mat exist norm oi -urami Central Terminal where Park avenue is carried for several block a a via Macdonald and France. If open diplomacy is as 'good for the body, politic as open confession is said to be for the soul, Ramsey Macdonald, as Premierj-may: actually lead Great Britain out of the' wilderness of its post-war difficulties. He is a rather plain-spoken Mr. Anderson goes to jail, sor Hall thinks he might have been placed upon his sagacity by his contemporaries in the case of Benjamin Franklin. More than one hundred and fifty year ago, he set aside out of his modest fortune a sum of duct over the railroad, tracks, while 10 YEARS AGO TODAY.

Delegations of prominent Brooklyn residents, including Borough President Lewis H. Pounds, calls on Governor. Glynn to urge appointment of Brooklyn man to succeed John E. Eustla in Public Service Commis-misslon. i House of Representives Votes down all Asiatic exclusion amend-nxenta to, jnimlgration hlU Miss Florence year 'old The Man: in the Iron Revenue Bureau says to you: No.

26. 1 If for-any reasonable cause, such ss illnesH or a taxpayer Can not file his Income tax return within the time prescribed by law, application may be made before the date the return is due to the collector of in. terpal. revenviue for. dlslrlc In which the taxpayer lives or h'a his principal place of business for an ex- numerous cross are extenaeo between Park and Lexington avenue by viaducts built' over the railroad 449 Indictments Were Found for "The- Tribune not been sold one hundred pounds as a fund from, which awards, were 'to be made to Grand Larceny, Court mart, and France and the other na aros." jj and will not be sold." The Tribune, CUSTOK W.

GILBERT, in the New York Evening Post Imagine Secretary Weeks de-. llvering himself of crushing crltl- Hum of futurism in art, and Mr, Hughe breaking Into print with a poem of haw own -to ahow that Mr. Weeks' was wrong! t. miVlthE J5. STOKE, CounteUor -rt.

th Associated Prett: -Thq plan of Senators Reed and; Moses -to bring the Bok peace Into ridloulo is not quite clear, but it i. at least, a very Unworthy thing to do. There has been an attempt to charge that the giving wf the $100,000 prise award was propaganda and I am perfectly frank to say that was. It Was not propaganda destroy the country, b'tt to teid the people of- the United State tions of Europe will at least recog Report Shows. those who should make notable contribution to science.

His notion of the tendency of money to accumu i it Apuld Facilitate Traffic, The new roadway would lead from Fort Lee Ferrv and Columbia University on ths north, to Fifty-seventh nize his frankness, and give him credit for meaning what he says, The one great threat to European There, thirty-nine murde: comtpitted In Brooklyn year tor neaee todav is the nOssibllitv of a Littl-3 Tribune, day This your prayer that you must say "Keep me. living and unsold, Better I should in the cold, 1 Shiver and be underfed 1 Than by MrMunsey led; Get into his refuge warm And take a drink of chloroform!" street on the south, and provide relief for vehicular traffic. The Controller think the cost tetuilon not to exceed SO days. As pears' from her home at 6619 fif-a condition of granting the extension, teenth avenue, Borough Park. tlte collector may require Ihe submit, Charles Mphy 'dJflantly an-sion of a tentative return, anjj estl-' nounce he will remain leader of mate of the tax and the payment of Tammany, Hall despite resolution one-fourth of amount -paeeed at meeting of National Dem- which persons were indicted, and IH conflict between France and Great late is evidenced in the stipulation that a century and a half should elapse before any award was made.

To the mind of a man like Franklin a hundred years seeme a small burglaries, according- to a reoord of Britain. should be borne by the city at large, and distributed over five years of tax levies. criminal cases In the King County He has written to M. Poincare a Court Just made public The large -it L.i,..- ocratic Club demanding hi retire- of the tax. A tentative return should ment a leader of Democratic party Jbe made on the usual return form, of this state and city.

marked 'tentative" at the top, and ttr L-l. measure of time. The trustees of the fund, who are in London, now announce the first award. They will to obtain some real Intelligence in the United States fnate. Beware of the John, T.

Kings number of Indictments was for grand larceny, first and cecond degree, with 443 Indictments-; while maiming, kid letter, expressing a desire to work for a better understanding. He realizes, as does the French Premier, that with the threat "of man aggression removed, there is a when they come bearing gifts. PRIMJ XtStBTEn J. RAMSAY should contain a of the 0f Church of St. Brfgid" Linden street MACDONALD; of England: naping, presenting false claims, and ending threatening letters had only Mr.

Denby seems to be proud of distribute' four thousand pounds among three men, Pearson W. Banning, of Los Angeles, who will get 2,500 for a treatise on mental healing; Pusakichi, Omori, of Tokio, who likehood of the resumption of the munuiea amounx ot tne tax oeiievea ana 01. iMi-noias avenue, ales at recto be due, and be properly executed. 01 church. No other dau need be given.

Ten- Albert TameUng -recommended by the part he played in the oil lands one Indictment each. Out party differences flare up like a great beacon and die down like the flames of a great beacon. What Is mnt. what is Insolrit- old jealousies which, for many cen- lease. But then, Pride coTnoth before Other "popular" crime in Brook Cites Other Projects.

He Justine this general charge on the ground that the Coney Island Boardwalk, the projected Rockaway Boardwalk, the Grand Concourse, Pelham Parkway and Bronx River Farkway have been- financed by assessment on the city at large. "Ralston Night' to Be Celebrated, Feb. 27 The First Assembly District Re tunes separated the two great lauve return will not be accepted progressive- Asaemoiy, jjistnet Com a Fall. Ing In the actions of public la obtained pre- mee pi jam uistnct to uceeed will 500, for an unpublished unless permission nations. nwai ty.

Aun an representative vious filing. A copy of the author. belong not to parties, not to nations, but to the whole of treatise of surgery, and the estate Anderson has lost his case; lyn in 12 were robbery, with) tot indictments in the first, second and third degrees; assault, with 157 In. dictments, and violation of the liquor law, with 153 Indictment. Bribery Mr.

Fall's Health. of the late Charles P. Steinmetz, w. mnr. Albert B.

Fall, the central figure x- Jim Eeed' enuring the race; Steinmetz's Nervous U. S. paper on 811 AT OR BENRT F. ABU of Mexico Hell's bust loose on Teapot Dome; was uncommon. With only two rv System as a Conductor of Electrical in the oil lease scandal, has been ill in the home of his attorney-since his arrival in Washington.

The i i i dictments. Abandonment of women in iMil Moose ritate Committee. 25 YEARS AGO TODAY. Court of Inquiry to probe alleged statements of Gen. Miles calling in question quality of beet furnished American troops In late war, according to rumor in.

Washington, Board of Estimate authorizes bond issue In excess of (4,100.000, includ- Ity to file the tentative return must te attached 'If before the end ''of a 30-day ex-tcntlon granted by a collector an accurate return can not be made, appeal for a further extension must be mado to the Commissioner of Internal -Revenue. Except In the case of taxpayers are abroad, no such Energy." publicans will celebrate, Wednesday evening. February it. Severer vaudeville acts, under, the direction of ana cruiaren naa tmrty-three Indict ments. When one considers the con Flfty-two per cent, of the con vis.

tlon were of person under twenty-six years of age. the nercentage de. ouuaws vumrmiiee wnicn is conauci-ing the investigation has received appeals from Mr. Fall to take testimony at the bedside. Instead, it has sent a committee of ditions of this gift, the range of the mind behind it causes wonder.

Franklin mentioned surgery as one John I. O'Loughlln, chairman of the entertainment committee, will be a big feature of the' evening. The event will be the anndal ball of the First Assembly District Re creasing gradually among the older extension shall be for more than six ord, chambers street. Manhattan, months. Additional extension will and 2700.000 for weaving work, in Al Smith has a song to sing Unto Mr.

John T. King. Doheny, he may call On Secretary Albert Fall: Doctor cays that our relax is Due to heavy income taxes: -Papa's spirit 's unopprest, Soft Falls the Soup on Father's Vest, LITTLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. Many a "perfectly good Brown Derby has met destruction in trying to behave like a High Hat. C.

E. D. publican Club, and tne affair tnts year will be marked with special of the subjects to be given special consideration by the prize fund trustees. 'It was a crude science when three eminent physicians to examine the former Kecnefarv nt tha Tnfo. Brooklyn.

not be granted by the commissioner vinr That Mmmiifn. Mnn. 4.1.o4- he endowed the fund. It has become a wonderful science since. Even without a clear showing that a complete- return can not be made by the end of the 20-day period, i On the contrary, on December 1919, a man lay sick at the-; White House.

He was a casualty i of war a truly as any soldier was. He is a man whose soul may soon become a part of etr-t nlty itself. He is a man who never used the precious gift of God, called life, for other than to -advance tbe Ideals ho believed to be right for, peace, Justice and, truth. RET. POALO 8.

ABBATE, Boulptor and Preacher: Th great heed today is for ideals, was brought up In a. very religious Christian home. We were not religious fee had ideal. I have tried to embody these ideal In my sculpture, and In the little writing I have done. Perhaps In my 1 church 1 shall do It more.

I shall reach more people. -The appeal of art Is still limited to. a lew. Elwln S. Piper resigns as president of Grand Street Board of and is succeeded by I.

8. Remsen. Resolution advocating compulsory total abstinence on part teacher In nubllo schools enthusiastically more striking was his insistence upon research in the diseases of the nervous system, and the mind. honor to leader D. H.

Ralston Who ha just received the designation of the county committee members In the district for another term of leade. Men and women, who in the past have shown opposition to Mr. Ralston, havo recently come out strongly him and will all unite in makin? merry on the night 6t the ball. These member have already burled their hatches and spurred on under the enthusiasm of George C. Dagher, popular chairman of the ball commlttea.

More and more, modern medicine j-Rdopted at meeting at. Hanson Place Mr. Fall is suffering from nervous-hess, a condition natural, enough under the circumetances. He is in a state of anxiety, but there js no evidence of organic nervous disease. In other words, Mr.

Fall appears to be upset over the recent revelations. The committee thinks he should appear before the Senate, and the country will agree with the com-( mittee. is devoting itself to these diseases. Flatbush Girl Has pracjuation Party Miss Marian Friedman was given a surprise party last night at her home, No more interesting endowment is ages to wir per cent, over fifty years of age. Thirty-nine women wer convicted of various crime in Brook, lyn during th year, eight for violation of tbe liquor, and thirty-one on felony and misdemeanor charges.

Seventeen were sent to penal institutions. A large number of criminals sentenced in Brooklyn during' the year gave the United States their natlv country, th number being 72U Italv was next on the list with 139, and Russia next with 78. while Poland, the next on the list, dropped to 22. Smith-O'Brien Branch F. Annual Dance The Smith O'Brien Branch, Friend of Irish Freedom, ha completed ar.

ranegments for It annual reception and ball to be given In Loyola. Hall, Carroll (treat and Roger avenue, next Thursday evening. tA a meeting of the committee In Haptisc under auspices or Prohibition Union of Christian Men of Greater New York. Local brewers express belief 'pi're Kill Im iaumhlt, vB. in the history of philanthropy than this.

im Ji-ast nineteenth street, by the Loyola to Stage "Betty Listens In" Loyola Council No. 477 ofr which State Deputy Daniel A. Tobin la a Delta Sigma Lamda Sorority. The designed to benefit "farmers by in-aaiiir was given to Mis Friedman creasing-domand for barley and hops to celebrate her graduation from i and to punish brewers for having tin II a HO II a nI a A pro. i A Fight on Rats.c 'vThe activities of a Municipal gov each 1 doing their part to make this year1 event one of the best and biggest ever staged by the club.

The 'ball which is headed by George is on of the largest committee record of the club. Assisting Mr. Dagher ar: George Ellperln, Joseph L. Boden, Marion McCann, Nicholas D. Collin- Jenkln Hockert.

Robert A. Grin. fcM-nik ki iki "or isupportea- jjemocratio tswtte ticnet eighteenth birthday. ernment are varied indeed. Ho last fall.

John Mullaney Among those present were: Sobel QerstenbUch, Helen Friedman, Sylvia Koeppel. Gprstnhlli-h Mnvin. many of us realize that one of the functions of the Department of Jcntaer. Lillian HodithkiMs. Martha Honored at Dinner A Pioneer." The Brooklyn Daily, will shortly begin the publication of a series of articles, comprising the history of the Republican party.

These articles disclose the reason why that political party, since the close of the Civil War, has been the favorite in rrember, and Edward I. Bolton, Is (irand will hold-Its annual niirtliiment and receptloa nt Kismet Temple on" Fridays evenlnir, February 'A- two-act comedy entitled "Betty': Listens In," will' be given ijinde' the of James C' Divor. The music will tur-nlihed by the well-known "Dallcy nell. Percy D. Gllke.

Margaret F. John Mullaney. a resident ot Cameron, Edward G. O'Neill, Henry D. Barmore.

Amelia Hamilton and charge of the entertainment held In above hall' Thursday evening, finish Gilbert Thlrkleld. Mr. Quia White Health is a battle against rats? The report of the Sanitary Superintendent shows; that in February, -1922, a squad consisting of twenty-six trappers was organized for the pur pose of trapping rats in the various sections of the city, and that in one year it captured 21,590 rata in Manhattan and Brooklyn. head heads the program committee. Michael L.

Lenttne la chairman of POLICE RESERVES WANT TO INCREASE MEMBERSHIP Captain Adolph Nadolsteln of the EiKhty-thlrd Precinct Police Reserves r.sks that all citteene who are residents of the Eighty-third and Eighty-fifth Prc'-lncts to join the Police Reserves which is tho auxiliary force of the Police Department. It is the desire of Inspector General McKinney to bring both of tbeae precincts to their full strength. All citizens above the age of Si are eligible for mepiberahlp In the re the ticket committee, and is aided by Greenpolnt for a number of year and actively Identified with Fidelity Council, Knights of Columbus, wa gi'en a dfhner by his friends lant nlsht In the. Alpha Republican Clubj 18S Nassau avenue. He was pre.

sented with a bill folder containing gold For the past three years Mullaney has been connected with a mining large number of men and wom-n lng touches were glve to every detail. American and Irish dancing will, of course, be Indulged In by the young folks In the large dance hall, while recitals and the singing of popular melodies will be conducted in an ad. Syncopatora. 'Among those sbpearlng in the cart will be JHumSii Jane Phillip. Lillian Gavin, Anna Pidgeon, Noll Yates.

John B. Foley. Prank Law- active member of the club. A. Ed.

ward Allees is chairman of the press committee. Brooklyn had a squad of nine Hugh Lynch, Harry Costsllo, a trappers, who operated chlejly i Harry McArdle. Thomas Butler and X' 1 3 II Kantor. Elliot Low, Daniel Lurlo, Leonard Brunner, Jack Fredeman, Joe Phillip. Irving Carneol, Sidney Loug-man and Gus Bersknopf.

WOMEN DEMOCRATS OF 51THA. D. AID POOR FUND Tlie proceeds of the package party and dance held last night at the club-house of tha Fifteenth Assembly District Democratic Club, Manhattan and Moserole avenues, by the women's auxiliary of the reguler organisation will be used for welfare work conducted by the -women. More than 800 persons were present. Many of the packages brought substantial sums.

Between dances professional talent entertained. Refreshments were ervl. The committee consisted of Jnmes Colleran, chairman; MIfS Mildred Corcoran, John GeoKhan, David Lnnf, William William Raynor, joining room for the entertainment of those who may not care to dance. A program calculated to make the affair Interesting to all from tart to COURT ANGELA PLANS around the Navy Yard and in the vicinity of the Bush Terminal, At DANCE FOR ST. FRANCIS On Wednesday evening, at Trans finish has been prepared.

The officers of the Smith O'Brien figuration Hall, Hooper street and company In Chill. He got a leave of absence two weeks ngo to come home for a while and visit his friends. He will leave again for Chill on February 6. Among the diners were George Preacher, Timothy Gllmartlp, Patrick Burke, Thoma Carroll, Jnmcs Ruber. James Crllly, Thomas Matthew Latly, Joseph Stevens, Philip Phank, Frederick Moratt, Thoma Tracey, Frank Plligrlno, Jnmes But.

a. ainglng and dancing chorus of Loyola Council will conduct a tour to the Pacific Coast and return trt-ing on June SO, and continuing during the month of July. White in Ban Franelnco they will be entertained by Thoma P. Keating, the manager of the 6t. Franci Hote 1.

are: James Hanlev: vice- lantic iiasin, Ene Basin, shipping, yards and the piers. They caught 6,328 rats here And in the vicinity of the Wallabout Market, Newtown serves. They may apply at the Eighty-third Precinct Station House tit Miller and Liberty avenues, or at the Eighty-fifth Precinct Station House at Rockaway and Liberty avenues. Captain Nadelsteln whoso address Is 13 Elton street, will be glad to answer Inquirers. Political Calendar.

Member of Stat Committee Ucrn each' Assembly District. Marcy avenue, Brooklyn, Court An-tela. No. 74, Cathollo Daaghtere of America, will hold a dance and enter, tainment, the proceed to be donated to th drive which Is now. on for St.

president, Jeremiah Donohuci record, lng secretary, Mia Madeline Lolan; financial secretary. Miss Margaret The" fight- on rats in New York is who Willi havo a delegation of the Buckley, and treasurer, Mrs. George Parker, Since the 1 Knights of Columbus to meet them Franci Colloge. a constant and costly one, Ir, Barney Cngnon, Dan Cooney, Mi strumentality of governments with tho majority of American people, except on rare occasions when dissensions in the party fold, gave its great rival, the Democratic party, a brief period of power a Washington. The early days of the Republican party were days that developed able, courageous statesmen.

Among these, few exercised a greater influence than Salmon P. Chase. A brilliant lawyer, devoted to justice and freedom, Mr: Chase was early retained in the defense of slaves who had escaped from their masters and passing from slave States into free In 1838 he" was acWae' on behalf of the slaves in the Senate of Ohio; In 1840, with William H. Seward, he appeared before the United. States SuDreflie Court in the1 Van Zandt ana argued in that case that under the North-West Ordinance of 1787, no fugitive slaves could be reclaimed from the State of Ohio, there had been an escape from one of the original States.

In-1841 2ilr. Chasfi united in a call for a convention which assembled in that ey at Columbus, Ohio. It organ- the Liberty Tartyy and its rtec- chael De Trano. William Brown, James Meigh, James Murray John Harry Henry, Adam Schmidt, Tim I Brooklyn Elks Team Hoffernan, past grand knight Delahanty, Mrs. Anna Mo- Members of County committee iliiavi hot J.

at tne Station lOIIOWecl ny a re-I very mwrmunn discovery that bubonic; p.ague is cepUon Bt the st. Hotel, ml program has been arranged, one of transmitted to human beings by rat Los Angeles James Woods, pro- the feature being the Cheese Club fleas, and 'that the germs originate prietor of the Los Angelea Blltmor. Columbus Council, of C. in the rate, quarantine services to ansr Brooklynlte. 'j lll be "awarded'Vo thewin- 1 will entertain the members of the Pnzt win De awaruea to tne win- through the world have made a spe- ivnt.

mnnnii win mai ners. Carthy, Mrs. Mary Curry. Mrs. Lor.

Eectlon District Fidelity Council; John Dollard and etta Duffy, Mr. Anna Cavahagh, josepn uonara. Two delegates and two alternates George O'Grady, Peter Henrlck and Michael Donohue. Jewish bio Brothers Freeport Lodge The bowling team of Brooklyn Lodge of Elks accompanied by 200 of the lodge members, left the club house last evening In four busses to pay a visit to Freeport Lodge, and cialty -of e-ratizing steamships its headquarter at the Los Angelea and wharves. Thousands dollars 'Blltmore.

The trip is one of the are sneht in this work in New Yorlr beautiful one ever planned TO HEAR DR. WEINBERGER A regular monthly meeting of the and promises to be a big auccees. Jewish Big Brothers ofathe Brooklyn Jewish Big Brother and l'lg Sister As. soclallon is to be held tomorrow eve also to play the Freeport lodge an exhibition game. 5.

Brooklyn Iodg is leading th Met. ning, in the rooms of the Sorlety for to a National Convention from each Congressional District. Delegates and alternate to a 8tato Convention from each Assembly Dl- trlct to elect do elates and alternate at large to a National Convention. SPRING PRIMARY, 1924, February ,26 to March 4 Dates tor filing designation petitions. March 7 ljOHt day" to decline designation.

March 11 Last day to fill vathncy after dcllnatlnn. April 1 Spring Primary, AT. to 0 P. M. State Convention to elpct delecates nnd alternates nt l.i!"".r- vo National onvention to be called Iy chuirman uf ftato Committee.

Ethical Culture Building, 16 South Oxford street. CATHOLIC TOURISTS PLAN EASTER EXCURSION The Cathollo Tourists of America, whose members are affiliated with the Knlshts of Columbus, and wnmen engaged In eduijstlonnl snd big sister movrtments in Brooklyn, will sail for Bermuda, on Saturday, April 19, for the Eiinter vacation. Iavln New York on the magnificent twin-screw transatlantic liner Fort St. George, they fvill snll for twt flays, reaching Hcrmnd on Mon. tiny, here they will stay for five dnys, ri-tunilng to New York on the follow-log, Apiil 2g, in tiuie for business BEDFORD RESIDENTS TO DISCUSS TRANSIT The residents and property holder of the Bedford section will hold a mass meeting at the Boys' High School on February 8 for the ptirpon of getting better transit facilities In this section.

The chief topic will be the continuation of the Marcy Avenue line to 8hepshead Bay. Alderman William Weber has been giving much of hi time to this matter and is ready to malts a report to the people. Public Service Commissioner prendorgasl, Arthur1 of the Chamber of C'omerce, nnd T. Brady will address tho meeting. Harbor and nearly every steamship is subjected to fumigation for the destruction of rodents.

Our greatest enerny is the gray Norwegian rat. These rati usually attack human beings, and an Interesting feature of the report under discussion is the announcement that during the year three -adults- and fourteen'-children we're liltXni 'in and two children were bitten in Brooklyn by rats. MR. ANtTMRS. POSNER TO HONEYMOON ABROAD Mr.

nnd Mrs. Morris Pofner, who were 'married--last Thursday evening. January 31 at the Hottl Aator, sailed yesterday on the Me.Jestlc for an ex-tended- trip throiiRh Europe of at least six month duration. Mrs. Po-ner who was formerly Mle Bertha.

Adrlenne Kornblum, Is the damthter of Mr. nnd Mrs, Morris KornWtim, or 1354 Forty-ni'uth eueet. ropolltan Elks' tournament and will travel to Ohio, the, latter part of this month to play In the Elks' national tournament. Reed, who i the chairman of the bowling course, predicts tho Brooklyn Lodge will bring home the trophy. Dr.

Samuel 8. Welnboryer, hoted lscturer anrl writer, is selnwluleil tq address this meeting, on "Psychoioary of Example." This lecture has been delivered many tims and has always been acclaimed by those who heard It Dr. W'einhf-i'fcfr very points out the re'af ion ship between human conduct and hujinui beiivior. of written' by wits hip of thp r.irh'cst fornm- ei on.