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SUNDAY- THE BROOKLYN DAILY TIMES APRIL 18, 1926 RESERVISTS GO ON DUTY FLATBUSH GAS CO; BOWLERS WIN PRESIDENT'S TROPHY. ISRAEL-! NURSE SENECA WOMEN PLAN ANNUAL CARD PARTY ST. ANDREW'S I E. PLAY. The 'Pramsttlo Society of Bt.

Andrew's Episcopal Church will present the comedy. "And Home Came Ted," on Thursday and Friday nights. May 6 and 7. Mr. Lever Is coaching tho production.

GLEN CGVE ELKS I INSTALL OFFICERS' Over 25 Years on Jutton St. 3CH0OLOPENMAY9 Week Celebration Planned for Training Class Debut $4,000 Given to Hospital Recently. Exalted Ruler Maurice Cohen, Grtenpoint Police Assist Regulars on Saturdays. Uniformed police with brass buttons, bluecoats, leather puttees and yellow nightsticks exrlted comment from Greenpoint shoppers last! night. Speculation aa to the cause of extra assignments, however, revealed that the men are police reservists, who In co-operation with tho regular police force, wi'l riatrol the shopping area each Saturday night explained that he had offered the services of the men in his commands to Police Capt Arohlbold McNeil, commanding the Meserole ave.

station. The local reserve force is one of the largest in the borough. Jt comprises forty men. i. mGEznBmmmr Other Officers Are Honored by Deputy Bird.

Glem Cove, April 27. Before a ca Gustave B. Roth, President of the 6n trance on "Bond Jt Lotira Tap Floor. Examining Eyes, Fitting; Olasses and Filling Prescriptions at Reasonable Prices. REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT pacity membership of Elk the offi 4th A.

D. Democrats Will Give Reception April 30 Women Democrats of the Fourth Assembly District are working on the preliminary arrangements for the annual card party and reception of the Women's Council of the Seneca Club, to be held at Trommer's, Bush-wick ave. and Conway April 30. Mrs. Mary Mack is chairman of the prize committee; Mrs.

Nellie Germain of the arrangements committee, and Mrs. Nora Young of the radio committee. The committees art as Prise Mrs. Hummel, Mrs. Walsh, Mra.

Gallagher. Mra. Young. Mm. Nu-nl, Mra.

Ponohue. Mtaa MrOormick. Misa Marun. Mra. Plant, Mra.

iJennen, Mra. 'as Mra. Hharkey, Mra. Mra. Kllla, Mrs.

O'Keeffe, Mra. Abramaon, Mrs. ciainppt, Mra. Kuddy, Mra. Herron, Mrn.

N'trhoNnn. Mra. Dawaon, Mra. Decker, Mm Carey. Mra.

I.lndsay, Mra. Corrigan, Mra. Valentine, Mia. Culleli, Mra. Habinowitz, Mra.

M-ira. McNally, Mra. Hutchinson. Mra. Mary Mace and Mlaa Mcioldrlck.

Arrangements Maa Harrington, Mra. Dennen, Mrs. Gallagher. Mlaa Hayes, Mia. I.lndaey, Mrs.

Bradley, Mrs. Cullen, Mra. Mack, Mra McCarthy. Mra. Nupent, Mrs.

Kuddy. Mrs. Valentine, Mra. Clamnet, Mra. Dononue, Mlaa Martin.

Mrs. Mcaia. Mra. Plant. Mrs.

Young. Mrs. Abranmwltz. Mra. cers ot Glen Cove Lodge 1458, wcro installed by acting District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, George M.

Bird, of Freeport, and past exalted ruler of that lodge. District Deputy Bird was accom l4V panied" by Kis staff and a large delegation of brothor Elks of Freeport No'. 1253. United Isarel-Zlon Hospital, announces that the new Nurses' Training School at 10th ave. and 48th will be opened with a week's celebration beginning May 9.

There will be delegations from the training schools of other hospitals. Nathan Schoenfeld. Chairman of the Arrangement Committee, is planning the details. Abraham J. Hcrrick, Chairman of the Board of.

Directors, Is assisting. The Executive Committee In I charge of the celebration includes Philip Cedar, Newman Dube, Honor- ary President of the hospital; Israel Friedman, Morris A. Goodman, Hy- man Meyerson, Jacob Neinken, Chairman of the Building Commit- tee; George Jacobson, Louis Rayvld and Louis Rabinowltz. i In connection with the opening of the Nurses' Training School a separate Board of Directors has been The officers Installed were as fol TRI-MONTHLY USED PIANO lows: Exalted ruler, Maurice Cohen; es teemed leading knight, Evarlste J. Cormier; esteemed loyal knight, James Branmgan; esteemed loctur.

lng knight, Daniel Harrington; secretary, Daniel J. Fogarty; treasurer, ISenjamln J. Hill; trustee, Theodore Rublnowltx, Mrs. Fallon, Mrs. Clacu, Mrs.

Kills, Mra. burns, Mlaa Carey. Radio Committee Mrs. burns. Mra.

Plant, Mra Kills, Mrs Cisco. Mrs. Itublnowltz. Mra. Abramowltz.

Mra. Hutchinson. Mra. Herror, Mrs. Hharkvy, and Mrs.

HarrlnKton. Director ot publicity Mrs. May R. Left to right, standing: II. Greer, J.

Noble, P. Berry and G. Johnson; sitting, G. Deyell, Jospe; tiler, Hansen Oates; repre captain; J. Petito, the Presidents Trophy and E.

Rebenklau. sentative to Grand Lodge, Fred Jenkins. Exalted ruler, Maurice Cohen, an nounced th; following appointments: John uerlich; chaplain, Kev. J. R.

Alten: Inner guard, T. J. llrooks; organist, Morris Markowitz. PRICES FROM l.ommlt.tees appointed for the lot- lowing year are as follows: Counsel Philip Huntington. Medical All doctors of the lodge.

Drill Team t- Theodore Volzlng, The president's trophy which was battled for all winter by the bowling teams of the Brooklyn Union Gas Co. system was presented to the winning team in the auditorium of the gas company's building at 176 Rcmsen yesterday afternoon. The trophy was donated by James H. Jourdan, president of the Brooklyn Union Gaa Co. It consisted of silver pins crossed, surmounted by a silver ball suitably Inscribed.

The various teams were assembled In the auditorium and Clifford E. Paige, vice president, presented the trophy to the winning team frdm the Flatbush office, which won 31 games and lost five, for a team average of .783. In presenting the trophy, Mr. Paige said that Mr. Jourdan was very much Interested in athletics and that it brought out the spirit of endeavor which was reflected in the work of the Individual.

He said that he desired to foster the spirit of competition among his associates in the company. Cash prizes were awarded for high team average, won by Shop District Department, Remsen st with an average of 796; high team score, won by Shop District Depart ment, Remsen with a score of 906; high individual score, won by Suydam, Citizens branch, with a score of 228; individual average, 24 games or more, first, Ramsey, Construction Department, with score of 171; second, Bullwinkle. Shop District Department, Remsen with score of 169, and third. Berry, of Flatbush office, with score of 164. Cash prizes were also awarded for greatest number of strikes, won by Ramsey, Construction Department, with 112; greatest number of spares, won by Mehling, general office: Mc-Cherry, New Business Department, and Peltlto, Flatbush office, who each had 16 2.

captain; Jack Stehllng, David D. Plmley John Ilupert jonn Complete tlarlstrom, Eugene Kent, Charles Rochet. Conrad Ztpperlan, John Don elected. Including Abraham J. Her-rlck.

Chairman; Harry Godoff and 8. D. Brlghtman, Vice Presidents; Max Helman, Treasurer, and M. Friedman, Secretary. Announcement Is made that nearly $4,000 has been received in donations to the hospital.

Included in this amount was from the Young Folks' League, of which Samuel Shapiro is President. Other do-nators Include Morris Rlenenstock. 1500; Louis Rayvld. $500; Dr. 8.

Strauss. $50; William Minken. $500; Isaac Guzy. $50; Estate of Oscar Sherman, $600; Harry Fertlg, $100; J. Dauber, $50; Joseph Llbman, $50; I.

L. Marrow, $100; H. Weinsteln and family. $100; Jacob Rubin. $75; Charies Tlshman.

$200; Congregation Shomre Emunch, $100. Donations also were received from the following at B'rith Parties: Benjamin Newman, Leonard Dlmowitz. Leon Rothman Schaefer, Marvin Palter, Robert Gilbert Brody, Murray Ellenberg, M. Raffis. Marvin Lawrence Bell, Haron Klrshner.

Irving Wllpon, J. Irwin MilieV and Albert Berger. aldson Henry Forgea, Albert Hol- ken and William J. Gackstatter. Enameled Tub Washdown Closet, Tank Seat Enameled Basin All China Fixtures Dellnauent Dr.

L. Loewlnger, Paul Dinkelncker, George O'Keefe, Michael McNally, Irving Somerin- dyke, Thomas Brooks, William Armstrong, Arthur Sessler and Conrad G. Zipperian. GCARATKED aWSS3 UPRIGHTS Waters $75 Chickering Weber $100 Knabe $125 GRANDS Lauter Lansing Reinhard Wissner PLAYERS Amphion Kramer Milton $300 Lansing GRAND ARMY PLAZA DEDICATION MAY 9 Athletic Committee isador (jonen, Patrick J. Murray, John Donaldson Abo liessel and Hurry T.

Arons-berg. Membership Daniel couginin, Fred Jenkins. Pierre Olsen. Roderick Cov. Smith and Mayor Walker G.

Waller, Mathew Burgraff, Samuel Expected to Take Part. Sandman. John Neafsey and vinceni GREENPOINT WINS ITS 20-YEAR FIGHT Twomey Files Providing Site for High School. MANHATTAN BANK i HOST AT HOLLIS Formal Opening of New Building Draws Thousands. Thirty-five hundred persons at-! tended the formal opening of the new home of the Hollis branch of the Bank of the Manhattan at Jamaica and Seminole yesterday afternoon and evening, i The manager of the new brunch is I Theodore F.

Higbie, one of the or-; ganizers of the Board of Trade cf iJnmaica. He has been in the em Arrangements are being perfected Gengerally. $7.00 $10.00 $7.75 to make the dedication of Grand House John It. Flynn, Jonn Lur- DINNER TO FATHER WAGNER Army Plaza on May 9 an outstand loy, Frank Schniltz, Samuel Sand Whenever WISSNER'S run a sale of slightly used and exchanged Pianos, it usually is the signal to buy early and get first pick of the best in stock. Many of these instruments are from fashionable homes and were traded in part payments for WISSNER made Pianos.

All are in perfect condition. A Piano for town or country home, they range in price and quality to suit any requirement. MONTHLY TERMS FROM $.00 UPWARD man and Pierre Olsen. Ing celebration. Gov.

Smith has been invited and Mayor Walker will be Advisory All officers of the lodge We Are Noted for Bargains on Plumbing and Heating Fixtures. fim Farnuk MecWaies oa All Work jmd past exalted rulers. honorary clialrman. Major Joseph Caccavajo Is in ac live charge of the arrangements. Klk-O-Grama John F.

Davts. Daniel J. Fogarty and Harry T. Ar- All Civil War veterans are invited onsberg. to send In their names to the com Entertainment John slewing, mittee.

Room 1 2, Borough Hall, so Night or Day Service Alex. Ruxcnbaum, Hansen Oates, David Rernbti ln. Eugene Kent, An they be assured of a seat In the grand stand. drew Heck, Harry Anderson. Martin Maj.

Gen. Haskell of tho National McCaffrey. Archie J. Brooks, krnest St. Matthias' Pastor Gueit at Tegti-I monial April 26 Alderman James Murtha and As- semblyman Paul P.

Gallagher will speak at a testimonial dinner to be given April 26 for the Rev. Nicholas M. Wagner, pastor of St. Matthias' R. C.

Church, Catalpa and Wood- ward according to an an- i nouncement by the Rev. Henry Hof-mann, executive chairman. i The dinner will close the dedication celebration for the new church, which will be blessed today by Bishop Molloy. Father Wagner I founded the parish 16 years ago, and since that time has built a rectory, convent, school, and now the new Guard has agreed to furnish a bat tery of field artillery. Oaterhoudt.

William Pickering, John VConnor ami James Kelly. WISSN8R) The final lap in the 20-year fight for a Greenpoint school will be rounded tomorrow hen State Senator Jere F. Twomey introduces a bill before the Upper House of the State Legislature which would authorize as a site the unused section of Mc-Carren Park, bounded by Bedford Special and ommunity Welfare Alex J. Hans, Robert Kent. James Kellv.

Gpoikr Van Raalte, Jacob 'ohen, Martin McCaffrey, Herman Showroon. nd Office 473 52nd Street Brooklyn Phone Sunset .3540 Meeks Bros. 27 Years' Experience. Always Open Meyer and A. B.

aw ley. MUSIC WEEK AT NAMM'S Golden Jubilee Feature Begins Tuesday in Auditorium, As a feature of Its Golden Jubilee program, which Is being held weekly In the borough, the Namm store will Auditing AlUert Ailcntn, jeo 55-57 Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn Opposite Livingston Street OPEN 1 EVENINGS OPEN EVENINGS ploy of the Bank of 'Manhattan since 1922. O. E.

Alexander Is the cashier. Representatives of the Jamaica Roard of Trade, the Queens Chamber of Commerce and the Borough of Queens were at the reception. A largp floral horseshoe waa presented to the bank by the Uons Club of Jamaica. The exterior of the building was decorated with flags and bunting. The building has a granite base, delicate limestone pilasters nnd cornices, graceful arches are above thi- main opening and set over the door is a bronze bas relief of Oceanus, God of Water.

It has been the bank's trademark since 1799. The two entrances are of limestone having, a simple dignity. Entering the building from Jamaica the visitor finds himself in the main banking room which resembles on a smaller wale the bank's main office at Jamaica. Berry, North 12th and Lorlmer sts. fcclmltz, Paul Diosuardi.

lred Raseh und Benjamin hetngold. Financt Nathaniel G. Schlamm, A similar bill. Introduced before the Assembly in January by Assem fSeorgc Dinkelacker. Oscar Srhultz, blyman Edward P.

Doyle, passed William finow. Otto Hehmltz and Philip Kuizuihu. conduct an Music. church. More than 600 tickets have been sold for the dinner, which will be at the Columbus Council Clubhouse, 1 Prospect Park West.

Grounds Joseph Hoenier, jonn Dumbrowsky, Albert Iahodney and late this Despite the fact that demands for the high school have been made for -two decades It re Week, beginning Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the auditorium of tho store. The program will be under Philip Willenbecker. mained for Doyle to sponsor the measure creating a site, the only available one in Greenpoint. the direction of Charles D. Isaacson.

Publicity-rrllany T. Aronsurrg. PLAN BUS STANDS cfiQ Season's Greatest Showing of 'm The artists who will be present include GuiBeppe Aduml. violinist; Norman Secon, pianist: tho Samol- DISPUTES RUSSELL'S VIEW DIABETIC FOODS largeat Aaaortment In Greater City HI.I, LINKS BAITI.K CRKEK, LISTER'S JIRKN. I.OKBpS HEPCO, fAXXKB 1-TttiTS.

Kxpert Dietitian in Chargr Booklet loff Vocal Quartette, the Granberry Patchogue Trustees to Improvs Traf Piano h.nsemble Harold est, pianist; Julian Huarte, pianist; the Che fic Conditions. 1'atchotruc. April 17. Tho ques "BLUE TilBB ON valier de Lancelot tl. dementi de Macchi, conductor, and others.

URGES CARE OF PLANTS Superintendent of Schools O'Shca haa sent a notice to principals, urging them to see that the trees and shrubbery planted on the school property Is properly taken care of and put Into proper condition for the coming summer. i Lindsay Laboratories tion of forming a central as well as The music will feature instru lnirle bus stand instead of four 114 AKhUnd Place Brooklyn stands, as now in practice, to the in mental and vocal solos. It will include a presentation of the light opera, "Mikado," and a recital bv the Dr. Stanton Coit Will Speak Today at Academy. Taking issue with Bertrand Russell that religion belongs to the Infancy of human reason and is being outgrown.

Dr. Stanton Colt, founder of the University settlement in New York, will speak at the Brooklyn convenience of traffic as well as rianccrous to lives because of tne Granberry Piano Ensemble in which size of thebuses now parking on the ten pianists will play at once. An GUARANTEED FURNTTTTKE PRING brings the very newest creations in Blue Ribbon Furniture for your inspection. All the much desired suites and odd pieces in the present vogue are showing now! elaborate dance festival arranged by uonaa win also ne part or tho ar congested business highways, the village trustees have decided to investigate and, if possible, form a starting and departing bus stand on rangements. A grand opera festivity Academy or Music at 11 A.

M. to day on "The Ethical Ideal as thi Object of Religious Veneration." Ravens ave. In which one of the best known grand opera productions will be staged in brief also will bo presented. Ths trustees have also ordered two new snow nlows for delivery before DR. LOUIS I.

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