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the the the Phi Phi in in in a a I MARCH 18, 1925 17 WEDNESDAY THE BROOKLYN DAILY TIMES' Brooklyn Times Classified Ads. Bring Results Furnished Rooms TO LFT. BEDFORD SECTION Parlor and three bed- or $12 room, for two; adjoining subways bath: and $15 for Decatur 6975. 1014 BEDFORD AVE. -Nicely furnished, large rooms, bath: electricity, steam beat: in private house: also small rooms; reasonable.

1034. BEDFORD -Newly renovated furnished rooms; modern 1m- provementa: convenient to all cars; gentlemen preferred 376 BERGEN ST. near 4th ave room and hall room, nicely, furnished; with private family, Sterling 8139. 43, for BOND housekeeping; steam, furaished hot large water, room electricity; room; near Livingstou 280 CARLTON -With owper: two newly furnished pall rooms: every convenience: well heated; gentlemen preferred. 1965 EAST 16TH -Sanny room; kitchen privileges; all conveniences; near subway; share new home with couple, Dewey '7608 FLATBUSH-1268 Beverly ra.

Pleasant, small room, adjoining bath; gentleman; constant bot water; brenkfast optional; Bevery rd. station Brighron. Buckminster 5698. 1395 PACIFIC large room, all conveniences: Christians. Owner, Phone Lafayette 3157-W.

373 furnished room: electric light, heat; all modern improvements. Phone Nevine 3612. PARK SLOPE -728 Carroll near 7th ave. Beautiful large room, suitable one or two; hot and cold running water in room; heat, electricity; reasonable. South 6826.

318 PUTNAM sunny room, well furnished; running water; suitable for two; electrio; reasonable; also other rooms. 142 SIXTH management; neW1y renovated and furnished rooms: all modern improvements; reasonable rates to permanent parties; reference. 93 SOUTH PORTLAND AVE. Steam heat, electricity, telephone: nicely nished rooms: every convenience: reasonable rates: gentlemen preferred. 880 ST.

JOHNS PL. Nicely furnished rooms, suitable, couple, lady or privilege. gentleman: every convenience; kitchen Lafayette 2087. 310 STUYVESANT AVE. Large, sunny, front room: gentleman or business, couple; weekly; running water, heat, electric light; bathroom floor: private family.

Decatur 7849. 757 UNION renovated and fur nished large and amall rooms: electricity, heat, running water: business parties preferred. MAGNET FAMILY HOTEL 139 58th Brooklyn, Up-to-date room, "Sunset up. Transient $1.50 up. 7068.

ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. 536 PAINBRIDGE large room, kitchenette; improvementa; steam boat: weekly; one block Chauncey st, "Li Foxcroft 3871. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 74 Hicks Large parlor, with kitchen extension; all improvements; five minutes Wall st. 180 LEFFERTS front room, kitchenette and bath, $10 weekly; suitable two people; convenient transit. Prospect 8247.

ROOMS AND BOARD. 123 LAFAYETTE AVE. Rooms with board, $13 to $17 weekly; all conventences: near subway; references required Prospect 1963. -Country residence; excellen care; own eggs: weekly. VIC TOR, R.

D. 225, Babylon, Lost and Found LOST- in of Five and Ten-Cent Store, Broadway and Ralph with eyeglasses from "Harris;" money about $25; tickets for Shubert Theatre and door-key; reward offered for return of the same. MRS. F. POULSEN, 94 Reid ave.

LOST--Bank Book No. 26,001, The Lincoln Savings Bank of Brooklyn Branch, 13 Graham ave. All claims must be made within one week or said book. shall be cancelled. LOST Bank Book No.

126,124 on the Roosevelt Savings Bank. Any person having claims upon said book is called upon to present the same within one week, or the said book will be declared cancelled and extinguished, and a new one lagued in lieu thereof. LOST Bank Book No. 155,006 on the Roosevelt Savings Bank. Any person having claim on said book must present the same within one week, or said shall be declared and eXtinguished and a new one issued in Lou thereof.

LOST Bank Book No. 114,358 on the Roosevelt Savings Bank. Any person baving claim on said book must present the samo within one week, or said book shall tinguished be and declared A new one cancelled issued in lieu and thereof. LOST Collie dog, full grown, in Midwood Manor section, Monday 9 reward. Owner.

1041 East 7th st. Phone Midwood 2660. LOST- -Bank Book No. 199,409, The Lincoln Savings Bank of Brooklyn. Al must be made within one week or said book aha.li be cancelled.

LOST- Williamsburgh Savings Bank Pass Book No. 564,888. Claims thereon tinguisbed unless presented before March 37, when superseding Pass Book LOST- Williamsburgh Savings Bank Pass Book No. 677,957. Claima extinguished unless presented before March 27, when superseding Pass Book jasues.

-Bank Book No. 246,476, The Lincoln Savings Bank of, Brooklyn, All claims must be made within one week or said book shall be cancelled. LOST- Bank Book No. 07,896. Payment stopped.

Finder please return City Savings Bank. PAWNBROKERS' AUCTION SALE. SILO'S, 40 EAST 45TH ST. P. SILO, Auctioneer, order of THE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY' YORK.

Exhibition for private buyera, starting at 1 P. Monday, March 16. EXHIBITION TUESDAY WEDNESDAY March 17 and 18. SALE THURSDAY, March 19, at 9:30 A. M.

Collateral for unpaid loans made up. to January 1, 1924, as follows: BROOKLYN. 150 Livingston St. loans up to No. 35575 24 Granam Ave.

loans up to No. 11399 1698 Pitkin Ave. loans up to No. 8619 Descriptive Catalogue on Request, Bull Brothers Open Investment Branch Bull Brothers Company, Manhattan and Boston, fiscal agents for the International Securities Trust Company of America, announce the opening of an investment counsel department under the direction of 0. M.

Palmer, who was actively connected for several years with the investors service column of the New York Herald-Tribune. Mr. Palmer has had over thirty years' experience in handling investment securities and formerly member of the New York Stock Exchange. Duz Company Earnings Reported Satisfactory The Duz Company's earnings for the year 1924 exceedingly satisfactory and gross sales of the company compared with previous sales, years are as follows: 1922, grosa in 1923, $301,984.59, and for the year 1924 were $1,192,356.40. Sales for the months of January and February indicate a gross business for 1925 of approximately 500,000, AMUSEMENTS.

Brooklyn. MAJESTIC WED. MATINEES SAT. INA CLAIRE: in GROUNDS for DIVORCE F. Keith Concerta Sunday.

NEXT WEEK New Amsterdam Theatre Production ZIEGFELD'S "SALLY" AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA COMPANY OF 75 PEOPLE KEITH-ALBEE Fulton De da cHibee ROONEY GAXTON BENT COMPANY, REVUE WILLIAM MORTON, HAVEL JACK ARTHUR OSTERMAN, CON COLLEANO, ARNAUT MILLARD MARLIN B.F. KEITH'S BUSHWICK ELIZABETH JACK BRICE JOYCE'S BAND. HORSES. MISS JULIET. DEACON MACK, Ferry Corwey Oths.

KEITH'S ORPHEUM Thomas "KICKS OF Meghan 1925," in Through" Oths, Photoplay. Wed. Mts. Best Seats $1 BROOKLYN Sat.Mts. Best Seats $1.50 PRIOR TO BROADWAY WILLIAM COLLIER IN A "RE: COMIC DRAMA Week Beg.

Ada May IN "Lollipop" March No Increase in Prices 23 Brooklyn Academy of this Music season only appearance in Brooklyn TONIGHT 'AT 8:15 RUTH ST. DENIS with TED SHAWN Denishawn the Dancers Seats $1.00 to $2.50, plus tax MONTAUK wed. MATS. Sat. PRIOR TO BROADWAY A COMEDY 66 WEEDS" DRAMA Wk Janet Beecher in 'Ostriches' Amelia Bingham LOEWS METROPOLITAN in "THE MONSTER' LON CHANEY Century 4 Others.

The NEXT EVA TANGUAY, WEEK WED. TELLER'S SHUBERT SATURDAY Unforgettable Musical Comedy Hit The JOE JANE Girl," Eddie Buzzell Next TE. FLAT BUSH Frank Betty Fay, Compson Olgamyra in "Looked Ritter Sisters, GAYETY HAY Daily. Throop Tel. Wmebs.

0524 Bklyn. with "ROUND PAT WHITE THE TOWN" Amateurs Wed. Monday Eve. Sunday Surprise Concerts Night Every Country Thursday MILTON SILLS "AS MAN DESIRES" with VIOLA DANA EMPIRE Bushwick Snyder With Follies Day Daily-Amatours Wednesday Night Mat. Phone COLUMBIA CASINO WEEK- Sterling MATS.

I DAILY BURLESQUE ALL THIS "WINE, WOMAN SONG" "BROADWAY BY NIGHT Next Jay Fulton Sta. Mat. STAR Tel. Triangle 4296 Daily "Step Lively Girls" (Dutch) Harry Bentley Sunday Concerte-Amateurs Tues. Eve.

Manhattan. FLOWER CHOW GRAND MARCH 16-21 CENTRAL 10 A.M. P.M.4 PALACE: "TWO ENTRANCES PARK AVE. and LEXINGTON AVE. DAVID BELASCO presents Holbrook Judith, B'way.

40 St. BLINN ANDERSON Eves. at 8:20 in by Willard Mats. Wed. "THE DOVE" 2:20.

Mack. DAVID BELASCO presents Belasco West 44th St. Lenore Ulric Eves. at 8:30. Mats Thurs.

2:30. by William Courtenay, in 'The supported DAVID' BELA8CO presents Lyceum 'LADIES West 45th St. 2:30. Eves. Mats, at Thurs, 8:30.

EVENING' COMEDY I YOUNGEST with Henry HULL Genevieve TOBIN NOW GLOBE A 46 St. Eva. 8:30 AT. Mats. Wed.

and Sat. HIPPODROME N. Y. TO at 8 TO-DAY Biggest Shew Keith's World Novelties Lowest Prices Pageant en Earth Cent.Pk.W. Ev.8:25 CENTURY Matinees "THE LOVE Montana Power Shows Big Drop in Earnings The Montana Power Comapny reports for the year ended December 31, 1924, net income of $2,911,232 after Federal taxes equal after preferred dividends to $2.23 a share on 496,333 common shares as compared to $3,067,753 $4.80 a share in 1923.

consolidated income account compares as follows: 1924. 1923. Gross Operating earnings. expense 2,780,190 2,666,962 $7,939,479 $8.056,200 Net 5,204,239 5.389.238 Other 92,721 113,009 Total 5,207,010 5,502.247 Interest 1,796,007 1,741.885 Depreciation 266,000 427.009 265,000 Federay taxes. 824,771 Net income.

2,911,232 3.067.752 Preferred 684,822 084.922 Surplus Common 240,979 521,582 dividenda. 1,985,331 1,861,248 Fire Record. For twenty-four hours ending at 8 A. M. 383 front Stone of 447, 3-story Schenck frame; Auto 2K- trifling.

1589 N. trifling. 170 Beach 81nt Hammels, 3-story frame: trifling. 0019 19th stone: trifling. alight.

30 217 Watkins Franklin aL, 4-story 2-story brick; frame: trifling. 1619. 2-story 'stucco; unnecessary alarm. 551 Eldert 3-story frame: unnecessary alarm. Grand and Garrison Maspeth, 2- 265 story Central brick: trifling, frame; trifling.

231 208-36 Driggs Empire 4-story 1-story brick; tritiing. brick; trifling. 367 Van Sicklen 2-story frame; trifling W. BLISS CO. SUIT OVER WAR BONUSES WILL BE DELAYED Stockholders Would Stage Trial in Nassau; Millions Given Out, Is Perry.

Huge Bonuses Paid. Trial of the suit against officers and directors of E. W. Bliss Co. for the accounting and return of war profits running into millions, alleged have been distributed by the officers among themselves and certain favored employes, may not take place until This was today from Alfred M.

Schaflearned fer, attorney representing some of the minority stockholders who are the suit. Mr. Schaffer is bringing associated with Henry A. Uterhart. trial, when it does come, Mr.

The said, will be held in the Schaffer Court of Nassau County, Supreme the fact that Frank C. B. owing to Page, vice-president of the company, who is alleged to have received the amount of the largest in Nassau County. The comresides will be represented by pany officers of Rachbone John M. Perry, made in government 1914 and holders, at least a $4,800,000 durAccording to the minority in profits stockcontracts ing years distributed to the officers the war between 1921 were Mr.

Page is said to have bonuses. received MacKay, over second vice president, Frederick $750,000, while James W. salary Lane, of $100,000 president, a WaS year. About $6,000,000 voted a are also said to have been Mr. Schaeffer, commenting disbursed.

the suit, said the position taken the minority stockholders is that distributions of money was the in the first place because it was wrong, done in secret, the stockholders having been aware of it not 1915, and secondly because of the ratio between the salaries of the officers benefited disproportionate the amount of their bonuses and instance, said, received Page, for $800,000 in one year in bonuses, over while his salary was only $15,000. Workers Do Not Benefit. "The reason officers gave the meeting on Monday, last for this that the inaction creased profits earned by the comduring period should pany shared the people, who did the by work for the company. We would had no objection had been have actually the workers who received But this was not the this money. It was only a few of the officase.

cers. "The action was entirely, secret and the first we knew was when the resolution was brought up at the Monday meeting to ratify the action of the executive committee in 1915." Asked who besides Page, MacKay and Lane were the beneficiaries distribution Mr. Schaffer dethe clared, "They admitted to me that there were others but declined give me their names. Up to the present I have been unable to learn them. Names of Stockholders.

Mr. Schaffer gave out the names of some of the twenty minority stockholders, besides Alton J. Tirell, in whose name the suit is being brought, whom he represented at the Monday meeting. Water include Hat- Allen R. Hardie, 33 street; tie H.

Webster, Franklin avenue; William H. Meyer, 1079 Myrtle avenue; Leo Lehrfield, 153, Pierrestreet; Eugene Linn, 236 East Fourth street; Frank F. Gannon, 165 Broadway, Manhattan: estate Rose Widdowfield, 25 Delap street, Jamaica; Frederick C. John Dennington, Carlson, 204 Montague street; 944 Seventy-fourth street; Harry Blum, Atlantic City, Florence Peckham, Hotel Majestic, Utica: tate of Pearl Morris, Amsterdam, William A. New Rochelle.

Mr. Schaffer pointed out that minority stockholders were not only, people common interested stock in the holders," suit. said, "have no voice in the meeting and therefore have not. yet been heard from. They have, however, right to be represented at the trial.

I Brooklyn Activiites Crossword Puzzle Dance. Columbia Council No. 64 Sons and Daughters of Liberty will 'hold a fancy costume and crossword puzzle dance, March 28 at Queens County Labor Lyceum, 785 Forest avenue, Ridgewood. For Tired Mothers Home, To further swell the funds and to make possible the opening of the Home for Tired Mothers a and Working Girls, this summer. a theatre party, will be given Thursday, April 23, at the Flatbush Theatre, under the auspices of the Brooklyn Philanthropic League, Mr.

Dalis On Delinquency. The monthly, meeting of the Men's Club of All Saints Church will be held at the club rooms, Seventh avenue and Seventh street, tonight. Commissioner of Correction, Hon. Frederick A. Wallis will deliver an address on "Immigration and Delinquency." Phi Delta, Theta, Entertains.

The Phi Sorority gave a St. Patrick's Day party last Sunday evening at the home of Miss Marie O'Shea, 571 Madison street. Among those present were: Misses Genevieve Regan, Mary O'Connor, PeRKy Crowley, Marie O'Shea, Eleanor gan, Emma Bergen, Anne Schrage, Kay Duffy, Blanche Murphy, Robert Colline, Vincent McDonald, Edward Farren, Bernard O'Shea, John Gordon, Mat O'Connor, Ray Doyle, Dick Richardson and John Murray. Music Week Contests. Two music week contests are scheduled for Brooklyn today, District 29, Girls' High School, and District 38, Erasmus Hall High School Jolly Sixette Euchre.

The Sixette Social Club will give euchre and pinochle party April 3 In Prospect Hall. ARGUES 4 YEARS FOR SUICIDE. Duluth, -After arguing with his wife for four years that any had a right to commit suicide, George Fraser hanged himself. EQUIPPED. Croydon, -W.

G. Kirk, fined for driving An automobile while drunk, had in his car a -bottle of whiskey, bottle of wine and three bottles of ale. Diana May Adorn Arch Of Manhattan Bridge That an appropriate location for he Saint-Gaudens Diana, which now crowns the tower of the Madison Square Garden, about to be demolished, would be over the arch at the Manhattan entrance to the Manhattan Bridge, was the suggestion embodied letter written yesterday by William Wirt Mills, Commissioner of the Department of Plant and Structures, to Darwin P. Kingsley, president of the New York Life Insurance Company, which controls the destinies of the old Garden. Commissioner Mills wrote, in part, as follows.

"It seems to me that the people of the City of New York constitute the group that ought to be most interested in the preservation of this statue, and that the most appropriate disposition of this work of art would be the entrusting of it to the City of New York for re-erection in a suitable and conspicuous location where it might he maintained by the city. We have such a location, which think will find admirable, on the arch you at the Manhattan entrance to the Manhattan Bridge." Cuyamel Fruit Bond Issue Oversubscribed The banking syndicate headed by Lehman Brothers and including Goldman, Sachs A. G. Becker Ames, Emerich Company and Hibernia Securities Company, which offered today for public subscription a new issue of. 000 Cuyamel Fruit Company first mortgage fifteen-year 6 per cent.

sinking fund gold bonds at a price of 99 and accrued interest. to yield about 6.10 per announce. that the issue has been oversubscribed. The bonds are dated April 1, 1925, are due April 1. 1940, and are redeemable as a whole or in part at and accrued interest to April 1, 1926; thereafter the premium decreasing one-half of one per cent.

annually. The sinking fund will make provision for the retirement of more than 80 per cent. of the bonds of this issue by mateurity. DAVIS SENTENCE OFF TO FRIDAY; COUNSEL ABSENT Justice Carswell Fixes March 20 on Request of Herbert Smyth. Supreme Court Justice Carswell today postponed until Friday the imposition of sentence upon Charles T.

Davis, wealthy manufacturer of surgical instruments, convicted last week on a charge of second degree murder. The postponement was granted at the request of Davis's counsel, Herbert C. Smyth, who is out of town. Davis shot and killed Detective Joseph Bridgetts when Bridgetts went to Davis's office to investigate the theft of an automobile which had at one time belonged to Davis. Davis was declared insane soon aftor the killing, on February 17, 1921, and was committed to the Asylum for the Criminal Insane at Matteawan, N.

but was recently found sane, released and tried for Bridgetts' murder. He 19' in Raymond Street Jail, Brooklyn, awaiting sentence. FINANCIAY. Management, Policies, Facilities well as age and sizo-determine the character of a bank's service and denote its stability, The of The Peoples Trust Company is due to Brooklyn's recognition of the cont. pleteness of its facilities, the soundness of its policies and the experience and conservatism Ital management.

THE PEOPLES Trust Company RESOURCES OVER $60,000,900.00 CORN EXCHANGE BANK NEW YORK Capital and Surplus, $23,000,000 BROOKLYN BRANCHES Brooklyn and Joralemon Sta. Flatbush Ave, Branch. .19 21' Manhattan Flatbush Are. Greenpoint Branch. Greenp't Myrtle Ave.

Branch. Myrtle .79 Ave. Hamilton Broadway Ave. south Brooklyn Bushwick Broadway Greene AVE Lawyers Trust Company Commercial banking in all Its branches. Your checking account is invited.

Total Resources Over $32,000,000 SAVINGS BANKS. Deposits made on or before April April 20th, 1926. 3rd will draw interest from the drat of April. Fulton Savings Bank Kings County 375 FULTON ST. Opposite Borough Mall, The Trustees of this Bank have clared a quarterly dividend at the rate of FOUR AND entitled PER CENT.

thereto per on annum on all sums March 31et, 1925, payable on and after SMOKE OVERCOMES FOUR FIREMEN OF NEW RESCUE SQUAD Burning Rags in Furman Street Warehouse Cause Dense Fumes. Four firemen, members of the newly organized Rescue Squad No. 2, were overcome by smoke when! they were trapped on the third floor it a fire that damaged the threestory brick warehouse of the Bard Rag Company, at 133 Furman street. early today. The fire, of undetermined origin, was discovered by a watchman, and two alarms were sent in when it was feared the blaze, would spread.

Hundreds of persons! living in the vicinity went to the street, and a large crowd gathered to watch the firemen in their fight. The firemen overcome were Captain Walter A. O'Leary, Firemen William Dougherty, Edward mings and Anthony Zurmo, Captain O'Leary was removed to the Cumberland Street Hospital, but the other firemen remained on duty after. treatment at the scene by an ambulance surgeon from the Long Island College Hospital. All four men were rescued by companions, who carried the inert forms down ladders to the street.

The four firemen who were overcome constituted the vanguard. of the Rescue Squad and they groped their way through heavy smoke on the third floor, seeking windows which they wanted to open. Firemen John Zoblitny, George, Hedermen and Henry Hertzenberger, following the first four men, saw their companions fall and they summoned the assistance of other firemen. The four men overcome were carried to the window and passed out to men standing on ladders in front of the building, and were carried down to the street. Quantities of rags and other junk stored in the building threw off large volumes of smoke, which filled the entire neighborhood.

It was nearly an hour before firemen succeeded in getting the fire under control. Youths Smash Glass, Get $5,000 Tray of Gems Two young and well dressed men last night hurled two bricks wrapped in newspapers through the plate glass window of a jewelry store conducted by William F. Linderman, of 435 Knickerbocker avenue, and took a display tray containing forty-five diamond rings having a total value of about $5,000. They escaped in a touring car which they had parked on Himrod street at Knickerbocker avenue, according to the story the proprietor told the police. Linderman was seated in the store reading a newspaper when he heard the crash of breaking glass.

As he looked toward. the show window he saw a pair of hands seize the tray and quickly disappear with it. rushed to the street, in time to see men enter an automobile and speed away, The police obtained the license number of the automobile from bystanders, but said they believed it to be fictitious. New Haven Firm Gets Lease on Army Base Washington, March War Department announces today that a contract had been closed with Frank Kenna, of New Haven, Conn, for rental of the army base at Newark, N. for ten years.

The net amount which the dopartments expects to realize from the contract for the ten-year period will be about $4,000,000, received on a graduated annual scale. The property represents an investment. of approximately 000, embraces 2,000,000 square feet of covered storage and 3,800 feet of pier space, with thirty feet of water. It is a complete storage and shipping plant, covering 136 acres of ground. New York Firm Gets Contract at Harvard Cambridge, March 18.

Harvard University officials have awarded to Hegeman-Harris Company, New of York, the the new contract, for construction of business, and work will begin at once, it was announced today. Funds for the school of business were provided by a $5,000,000 gift from George T. Baker, New York. McKim, Mead and White, of New York, were awarded the contract for architectural work. Court Calendar.

SUPREME COURT, APECIAL. TERM, PART (MOTIONS). For Tomorrow. Before Mr. Justice Stephen Callaghan.

1A --People vs. George, 1-Lawrence vs, The National City Bank of N. Y. -Biscardi Va. Westphal, -Same vs.

Same. a -Brady vs. Porton. -J. D.

Johnson VA. Shea. -Healy Va. N. Y.

Telephone Co, -Bresal Va. Breset. -Caruso vs. The Cunard 8. S.

Ca. -Peo. ex rel. Kenney Va. Craig.

-Blitman Saladino. -Mittenthal vs. Miller. -Haber V5. Va.

Kipnts. Hirschman. -Gilmore -Weinberger The Bowery Savings Bank. 15 Simon Bernstein Son, VI. S.

Bernstein Furniture Inc. -Wechaler vs. Wechaler, Bank vs. Spa Motor Co. Inc.

18-Miller vs. Same. 19 Schermerhorn Vs, Schermerhorn. 20-Becker Danowitz VE. The Lindarose, Inc.

21-Berliner vs. Acme Tile Asbestoslite Flooring Co. Inc. -Berliner vs. Hakoun.

-In re Sheridan Ave. (Sovish). -Silverman va. Nattrass. -Rockowitz vs.

Gritz. -In re Fort Hill Place. 27- -In re Grace Court. 28 -Burrillo Prete vs. Hines (Director -Lo ve.

Herbert. General). VA. Davis (Same). 31-Rothenberg vs.

Butter Operating Co. Inc. -In re Riverdale Ave. (Pobl). -Andersen vs.

Bennett Garage Inc. 34-Reilly vs. Reilly. 35-Nelson Va. Nelson.

36 Silver VA. Kohn. -Peyser vs. Nassau County Home Builders. Inc.

Greenberg vs. Kaplan. -In re Universal Wine Liquor Inc. (Bresnick). 40-In re Same (Harlem Bldg.

Material Supply 41-In re Same (John A. Dovel Heating 42- In re Same (Crane), -In re Same (Litwack) -In re Same' (Boyarin), 45. Va. Larson) Real Estate HOUSES FOR SALE COLONIAL New, one-family, six large rooms, side entrance. vestibule, parquet throughout, steam, electric, tiled bath and kitchen, breakfast nook, copper screens and gutters; near subway, school and other conveniThis Is an unusual offer.

ARTHUR Price ences. Flatbush cash at Glenwood rd. only $1,000. FRANKE, ave. Mangfleld 7094.

Open evenings. BIG SACRIFICE -Need cash; $750 down; six-room Colonial house; tax exempt: built-in tub, shower, tile walls, bath and kitchen: 42-inch enamel sink, enamel gAR range, steam heat, parquet floors, sun parlor, panel decoration; price $6,750. Fulton st. Oxford station, 161st st. and Liberty ave.

Virginia 2738-W. LUDWIG REALTY CO. cash required; full two- price balance easy payments, for family, magnesite, stucco house, 11 rooms. steam heat, parquet, driveway, Tax eXempt for $10,000: near stores, school and transportation. R.

F. PRATT SON, 2138 Nostrand ave, junction of Flatbush ave. FOR SALE -Two-family houses, 11 rooms; decorated, sewers, water, gas, electricity, heat; cash payments. BERGER BROS. FERRIS.

Flushing west of Fresh Pond rd. MODERN two-family detached house at Forest Park: 11 rooms, two sun parlors; screens. awnings; garage; good investment. Owner, 8407 90th Woodhaven, LA Phone Richmond la Hill 9613. FOR SALE New one-family detached house, seven rooms and bath; garage: desirable: convenient location: figure reasonable.

Phone Esplanade 4642. BENSONHURST-One-family stucco, four rooms two baths: all improvements; garage; convenient to schools, subway, 2121 84th ARLINGTON SECTION, East New YorkTwo-family, six rooms and bath each floor, duplex entrance; steam, electricity. hardwood floors; like new: vacant; driveway. Phone Applegate 3971. FLATBUSH- -Brooklyn ave.

frame, detached, 12 rooms; all improvementa: plot 40x100; will sacritico. wood 3149. NINE-ROOM tax exempt steam, electric, parquet; driveway: street; price $9.500: cash $2,000: balance easy terms. F. PRATT SONS, 2158 Nostrand ave.

Apartments UNFURNISHED ST. MARKS AVE. $33 Five rooms and bath: newly decorated. HILZINGER 437 Ralph Ave, FLATBUSH 202 East 42d near Church ave. Lower part two-family, detached: five large, light rooms; newly decorated: diont, parquet, enclosed porch, garage, hot water all year; $75.

KEW ARLINGTON COURT--High class, furnished, unfurnished, apartments: very moderate rent; service. Phone Midwood 0713, Virginia 8215. Superintendent on premises. FLATBUSH-630 East 51st near Beverly rd. Five large, light rooms, bath; electric, steam heat, porch; all improvements; two-family detached house; lower part; small Christian family; $52.

BAY RIDGE--Upper of two-famliy, fire rooms; Improvements, tile kitchen, built-in shower. steam heated garage, $75. Week days, Atlantic 1719. Sunday, Bensonhurst 3846. RIDGEWOOD 3510 Norman st.

Take Myrtle ave, to Forest ave. Six roots, bath: improvements: newly deco-' rated; $50. Evergreen 10399. 2045 EAST STH ST. part twofamily, seven roomy; separate entrance: all improvements, steam, electric; $60.

Dewey 5462. 208 EAST 43D rooms $60; with garage $65; all improvements; near car lines and subway station: fine residential section. Tel. Ingersoll 6365. 584 618T rooms, storeroom, porch: steam heat; all improvements: with or without garage.

Sunset 0797. 271 McDONOUGH room apartment; all improvements, $55. way 5880. WOODHAVEN 10429 104th st. Upper floor, two-family house; six rooms and bath; 'enclosed porch: all latest improvementa; rent $55.

Phone Boulevard 7202. WOODHAVEN 10429 104th st. Uppar floor, two-family house; six rooms and bath: enclosed porch: all latest improvementa: rent $55. Phone Boulevard 7202. WOODHAVEN AVE.

STATION--Six rooms, bath and gun porch; all latest improvements; desirable location. 9020 Park Lane cor. 91et st. 271 McDONOUGH apartment: all modern improvements. Phone Haddingway 5880.

1180. LAST 38TH 81x rooms: all improvements; opposite school: private house: with beat. Midwond 0466. 330 31ST between 6th and 7th aves.Five rooms, bath: steam heat, electric Phone Huguenot 3234. FURNISHED.

1746 EAST 14TH ST. -Um April 1. Four rooms, kitchen and two bedrooms and private bath apartment; second floor; Teasonable. HOUSES FOR RENT. JAMAICA HOUSE--Eight rooms and bath: all improvements: sun parlor, yard; near.

station. Phone Jamaica 1173-J. ROSLYN HEIGHTS, LA I. Eight-room house; all improvements; garage; corner lot: 8 minutes station. LYNCH, Lenox 0815.

WANTED. FIVE OR SIX ROOMS; all improvements; not over $50: by April 1. State full particularn. Box 188, Brooklyn Daily Times CHICHESTER BRAND. PILLS Ladiest Ask your Druggist for Chi.ches-Cer Brand Pille in Red Gold metallic hoses, sealed with Blue Ribbon.

Take no of your Ask for BRAND PILLA, for 96 years known as Best. Safest, Always Rollable SAID BY DRUGGISTS EVFRYWHERE. AUCTION SALE. T. F.

ARCHER SONS Auction 40 HORSES To Be Sold On Premises, Parkview Stables, Lakeville Road, New Hyde Park, L. Saturday, March 21, 1925, at 1 P.M. The horses teams work, market and are young and consist of matched horses; also 50 nots of contractors collars. order of J. J.

HERMAN, Manager, By WHOLE TOWN MADE IDLE. Oakhill, Eng. All the workmen of Oakhill, numbering nearly 3,000, were thrown out of employment when the local brewery burned CAT ATTACKS PREACHER. Leeds, Eng. -A cat pursued by ushers in church leaped upon the pulpit and attacked the Rev.

B. L. Laurin, scratching him severely. Real Estate Help Wanted MALE. WANTED Reliable men in each town and city to care for house-to-house bust- tributing, sampling and sign tacking work; no ness; selling, good Write pay; quickly, nice telling all about outdoor yourself.

ACT NOW. ADVERTISING MANAGER, 2621 Cortland Chicago, Illinois. MEN wanted, white and, colored, become Postal Clerks; salary now monthly; permanent positions; quick Gates preparation. COSMOPOLITAN. 473 ave.

Telephone Decatur 10255. FEMALE. HOME CROCHETERS Experienced hands on infants' sacques, sets and caps; steady work; only those living in one and two-family houses need apply. EPSTEIN HAMMER 1144 Halsey St. Cor.

Central Ave. Apply' any day. GIRL WANTED To do housework. Apply 184 Bay 26th Bath Beach. HOUSEWORKER, general: three Washington adults ave.

in apartment. Prospect 1207-M. GIRL for light housework, care two children; good home; sleep in. Call Store, 4706 5th ave Sunset 6785. WOMAN for general housework; must be good worker.

Apply AUDERTON, 305 Senator corner 8d ave. HOUSEWORK bousekeeping; girl, no white wash, or no cooking; small family; sleep out. Dewey 1449-J. GIRL, white, mind baby and assist with housework; sleep in, and willing to g0 to country. Jefferson ave.

Situation FEMALE. TRAINED children's nurse will take care of children afteruoons, -evenings, per bour. MISS HAHL, 1444 Flatbusi ave. Mansfield 7897. Miscellaneous us CLOTHING FOR SALE, PRIVATE PARTY SELLS SUITS AND TOP COATS for men and young men, $12 to $24; none higher; all sizes: finest materials.

HEIT, Call Saturdays, Sundays, or any evening. 1061 Greene near Broadway; Gates ave, "L'' station. BARGAINS IN TOPCOATS $10, value $27: men's summer suits $10, value $27. 624 4th near 17th private house. Huguenot 1298.

WEARING APPAREL. READY TO WEAR DRESSES. Smart spring advanced styles, all sizes. MISS H. GAHN 421 Ninth St.

Phone South 7306. FURNITURE FOR SALE. SACRIFICE--Twin bedroom, dining room, living room, walnut bedroom, porch sot, floor lamp. Phone Buckminster 7894. IVORY BED, suitable child, complete; also one single white iron SMALL bed, complete.

789 East 40th near Farragut rd. FOR SALE- iron bed with spring; stroller; two perch chaira. 2388 Catalpa upper bell, FURNITURE WANTED. WILL PAY highest possible prices for furnished houses, apartments, pianos, books, art, etc. J.

MYERS, 230 Parkside ave. TeL Flatbush 3601-J. TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITERS rented, sold and repaired; all makes. BROOKLYN TYPEWRITER SERVICE, 395 Fulton st.

L. J. McLAUGHLIN. Tri. 7066, PAINTING AND DECORATING.

PAINTING, Decorating, PaperhangingHANSEN LARSEN. Neat work our specialty. 2473 Coney Island ave. Phone 6029 Dewey. PAINTER AND DECORATOR; Arst-class workmanship: very reasonable prices.

Call Navarre 4733. and let me estimate. SAM GREEN, 980 East 14th Brooklyn PARQUET FLOORS. PARQUET FLOORS laid in all designs; old floors scraped, refinished; private residences a specialty. THORSEN, 4711 5th Brooklyn.

Sunset 10118, PLUMBING -HEATING. FOR GOOD call Haddingway 7969; really reasonable; gas ranges; expert steamtitters. SHIFRIN, licensed plumber, 1339 St. Johng pl. DOGS, CATS, PETS.

COLLIE PUPPIES Brown, well bred, weeks old, $10. Apply 914 48th St. RADIO SERVICE, BATTERIES, Including recharged free and rental. Call delivered, Pron- 05 pect 2151 betore 12 o'clock noon. PROSPECT RADIO, Station Box 140, B'klyn.

PAWNBROKERS' SALES, CENTRAL AUCTION John Gibbe, Auctioneer, 162 Canal Manhattan, sells at 11 A. M. March 23-By order of McAleenan's, 469 Fulton Brooklyn, all unredeemed pledges of every description consisting of diamond, pearl, ruby, sapphire and emerald rings, brooches, pendants, bracieta, scarf pine, necklaces carand collars, gold and silver watches, rings, lockets. studs, jewelry of all kinds, all articles of silverrunning from No. 9241 December 26, 1923, to No.

1410, like February description 23, 1924, held and all pledges of over from former sales. JACOB SHONGUT, Auctioneers, 82 Bowery, N. will sell at 10 A. March 24-Jewelry, watches, diamonds, pledged to March 1, 1924. Knickerbocker Loan Office (Brautmans), 360 Knickerbocker Third from No.

24,000 tO 30,000: and at Ave. Loan Office, 5020 3d from No. 59,700 to 70,400. HART AucSHONGOOD, A. March 23 Clothing, pledged prior to March 16, 1024.

Lavery, 146 Sands st. EUGENE ROSENBAUM, Auctioneer, 70 Bowery, sells 20-By order D. Harris, 223 Court March Clothing, pledged to March Newman Rosenbluth, 1655 Broadway. 10, 1924. Studebaker Corporation Operating at Capacity South Bend, March -A.

R. Erskine, president of the Studebaker Corporation, issued the following statement today: "After steady increases in production during the past six weeks all plants are now operating at capacity. Our March production will be about 12,000 cars. Our schedules for the second quarter call for 000 cars. We are unable, to meet demands made upon Studebaker cars by dealers from all tions of the United States and abroad.

"It is easy to exaggerate the volume of surplus orders, but I should say business offered to us exceeds our production by 25 per cent. The unusual demand is practically uniform for all of our nineteen different models of cars." SUFFERS HEART ATTACK. Mrs. Frances Siminaky, 30, of $39 Kingsland avenue, suffered a heart attack at her home yesterday morning. She was attended by Ambulance Surgeon Metzer, of Greenpoint Hospital, and left at her home.

ABOTION. PUBLIC AUCTIONEERS AUCTION Established 1866 THURS. NIGHT, MARCH 19 AT 8 P. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 189 MONTAGUE 1. 2 3-FAMILY HOUSES AND STORE PROPERTY.

LOCATED AS FOI -LOWS, BROOKLYN: 1021 BEDFORD AVE. Between Lafayette Ave. Dada Clifton Place, 4 story brick front, 2 stores a 2 apartments, 14 NO. ELLIOTT PL. Between Park and Flushing Aves, 3-story brick front, 3-family, 287 TAAFFE P.L.

Between Lafayette and De Kalb Aves, story and basement frame, 2-family. 269-271-273 TILLARY ST. Near Raymond St. 3-story brick and frame 3-family houses. Rear houses on two of the lots.

91 COOPER ST. Between Bushwick and Evergreen 2-story and cellar frame, 3-family, Are 159 CLYMER ST. Between Bedford and Lee 3-story and basement brick, 291: LOGAN Between Atlantic, and. Liberty 2- story and frame, 2-family. All houses to be sold separately.

diate possession of some, monthly tenants in others. No leases. VERY EASY TERMS ONLY CASH HO REQUIRED SEND FOR BOOKLET. Jere Johnson Jr. 193 Montague Brooklyn.

Phone Main 1238. LONG ISLAND. WHY WORRY? Small and $25 monthly we bulld on cash, lot A1 all improvements house. We tell you how. Plans submitted for your approval, ELMHURST HOME 154 46th Corona.

MISCELLANEOUS. LOT OWNERS Your home bullt and Ananced; down balance same a. rent. Investigate. Suite 1008, 15 East 40th st, FOR SALE OR RENT.

ST. ALBANS house, sale, Improvements, Modernized For or rent, new -to-date 6-room house, all improvements: for rent only, Owner, Laurelton 1856-W. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE. FIREPROOF FACTORY, two-story, 42,000 feet; high pressure boiler, elevators, light fine: plot 40,000 feet. 373 Fulton, BrookLyn.

Triangle 6835, MORTGAGE LOANS. MONEY Low First rates. and Secend Mortgages. Prompt attention. HENRY L.

REDLIELD, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn. Phone Main 3814, MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY for and second mortgages. building. temporary and permanent loans; prompt attention, F.

M. McCURDY, 158 Remsen st. BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT. PARK SLOPE Exceptional large studio and living apartment, bath and kitchenette, also suitable for, doctor or dentist. 915 President st.

6902 6TH: floor, suitable for beauty parlor or dentist; Bay Ridge section. Apply Fur Store. RIDGEWO store, 2344. Myrtis avenuo: suitable any business Phone Evergreen 8909. BRICK BUILDING, 25x120.

suitable foe garage, wet wash, storage, paint shop. 230 Walworth st. Midwood 9890-J. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS ON WORK TO BE DONE FOR, OR SUP.

PLIES TO BE FURNISHED TO THE CITY OP NEW YORK. The person or persons making a bid for RAJ services, work material or supplies for The City of New York, or for any of the departmenta, buresu or offices, anal furnish the nine in sealed envelope, indorsed with the Litie of the supplies, materials, work or serrLees for which the bid 18 made, with his 02 their name or names and the date of presentation to the President or Board or to the bead of the department at his or its office. OD or before the same, at which time and place the bids will be publicly opened by the President or Board or head of said departpient, and read, and the award of the comtracts made according to law as soon thereafter as practicable. Bach bid shall contain the name and place or residence of the person making the same. and names of all' persons interested with bim therein, and if no other persons be so interested, it shall distinctly without state that fact, ALisO that it is made a any bid connection with any other person making for the same purpose, and 15 in and respects that Cade ad all without collusion or fraud, no ber of the Board of Aldermen, bead of a department, therein chief or a office bureau, deputy employe thereof of or elerk other shall or Lie City of New York, 1s.

be or become interested, directly or indirectly, as contracting party, or partner, the stockholder, performance of surety the or otheror in In the supplies, work or business to which contract. it relates or any must portion be of the profits thereof. The writing. bid of the verified the oath, in bid that the several party or matters parts aakIng the all respects true. stated No therein bid Are will considered unless La as a dition precedent to it.

the reception or considera. don certifled check. upon one. of the of such bid. accompanied by of The City or State of New York or a check of such bank or trust National tanks or trust companies company, drawn signed to wy.

the a order duly of the authorized Comptroller officer thereof, money corporate stock or certificates of indebtedness of which any the nature issued Comptroller shall City apof 88 or equal value with the security reNow prove quired in the advertisement to the amount of leas than three nor more than five per centub of the amount 420 of of the bond Greater required, as provided in section New York bids Charter. for supplies must be All submitted The certided check duplicate. or money should not be inclosed in be the either envelope inclosed. containing la the bid, but should the separate envelope addressed President to or Board head of the submitted Depersonally upon the presentation of the partment, or bid ol estimate. For particulars as to the the quantity or quality of the supplies or nature and extent or the work, reference must be made to the specifications, office of schedules, the plans, President.

'Board die in the said 02 Department. No bid shall be accepted from er contreet awarded to any person, who 1a in arrears to The City of New York upon debt or contract. or who le a defaulter as surety or otherwise upon any obligations of be the bid city. for contract must separately, The right if it is reserved deemed in to be each for case the to reject! all bids la Interest of the City so to do. Bidders will write out the amount of there bida in addition te inserting the same Bidders are requested to make their bids upon the, biank form of which prepared with and furnished by the City.

a which copy to enclose the bid, the proper envelope in Including together with a COpy of the contract, the specifications in the form approved by the Corporation Counsel, can be obtained upon ape plication which therefor the at work the is office to of the ment for be done or the supplies are to be furnished. may Plane and draw. of construction work be VILLA OF 400 A. D. FOUND.

villa has been found Lag Bowood, A fourth, century downe's estate and is now being 44 cavated,.