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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOHK, SUNDAY, FEBliUAIiY 10, 1024. .18 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES WINTER AND HEALTH RESORTS Money to Loan. RAZING BUILDINGS TO CLEAR THE WAY FOR CONEY STREETS Co-Educational. Co-Educational.

ATLANTIC CITY. ATLANTIC CITY. BEDFORD ACADEMY 296 New York Avenue Kindergarten, Primary, Grammar, High School Preparation for Regents and College Board Examinations Classes for Boys and Girls Physical Training Department Gymnasium Telephone 3494 Decatur Wk. ml ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.

I wPT" l-ecding Resort House of the World I ta particc arly attractive, with its two blocks of ocean If II ffl JJi Ife fronUge.facingaouthonthesunnylrdwalk.duTUMr -M PT 1 1 ATLANTIC'S FAMOUS Sfrr 3 It spring SEASON, I J33j! eitendimfrom FEBRUARY toMAYIncla.lre. Ithaa tSi yiyi 400 private baths, each with aea water, and its exqui- 1 I Dfifj It '-'irnl tta music, every night throughout the year, with I 1 I special eolo week-end features, is justly celebrated, t- jn" I White service in both American and a la carte dinlnfr IllUiU '110 rwma. Theatres. Rolling chairs. Golf, Horseback I sa i.a riding and other amusementa in full swing.

is 099 I Ownership management. JOIIU MITE Wit tt. Hf-SiSa "1--s MONEY TO LOAN We are ready to entertain all applications on building loan mortgages in Brooklyn. All applications should be accompanied by full particulars, plans and specifications. HOPKINS SECURITY CO.

115 BROADWAY New York City Business Schools If you did not read our advertisement last week READ IT NOW! You cannot afford to overlook this school when you are seeking for commercial training Because: We employ especially competent teachers. Because: We use the most modern text books and teach the most up-to-date system of shorthand, typewriting and bookkeeping. Because: We place our graduates in well paid positions. Lamb's Business Training School 337 NINTH STREET 201 LINCOLN PLACE DAY AND EVENING Business Schools. Secretarial School LAKEWOOD, N.

J. LAKEWOOD, N. J. Merchandise. Merchandise.

i. ,1 liiiiiiiiimiiMiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinTinnTri TUCKER'S BEDDING SALE LAUREL-1N-THE-PINES LAKEWOOD. N.J. One of America's. Finest Resort Hotels Dietary Laws Observed Bed, Spring and Mattress Complete r.ie jJSf 31ST YEAR TRAINING BRANCHES Y.

W. C. A. Girls' Central Stenography Typewriting Business English Office Practice DAY AND Employment Opening Datei February Y.W.C. A.

Central Near Nevins and Atlantic SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL booking for Ltnmln and Washington Bi'thday Ilolidayi. Bureau Free to Graduates 11, and Every Other Monday. Building, 376 Schermerhorn St. Avenue Subway and Long Island Railroad Stations. (Ask for Secretarial School Catalogue) This Bed is a Simmons make, with a 2-inch continuous post and heavy fillers.

The mattress is made of all cotton; the springs can be had in a woven wire or link fabric. TUCKER'S PERIOD FURNITURE LOW PRICES FOR EVERY ROOM CASH ONLY 592 DEKALB AVENUE, NEAR NOSTRAND Phone Decatur 4163 Open Evenings Auctions. Co-Educational. TRAVELING ABROAD To make ynnr trip a real plea tire learn the lantrutijre of the countries you expert to visit. There In plenty of time before warm weather.

The IterllU Method of iHnjriiHire instruction and our experienced native tcachera u-rromplish wonder. Private or rlaftH Instruction. Pay or evening. Trial lesson free, fiet pnrtlctilars at once. all, write or phone The Berlitz School of Language 218 Mtreet Telephone Main IB46 BL.KEKB SCHOOL ueeitntng.

king, pattern making, operating, millinery, iketohlng. Individual Instruction. Booklet. Position guaranteed. 118D West IZStn Rt.

New Tork. tu For Girls and Tonne Women, Beauty School, Inc. 435 5th Near 39th St. Van. 1178.

G3 Atlnntir Brooklyn. Opp. Ij. J. R.

n. Station. Prospect 8774. Uptown "ranch. 152d and B'way, Hrarihurxt 29(3.

LEADTW3 SCHOOLH IN A MTCRICA. EARN $50 WEEKLY HAIRDRESS1NO, MANICURING. All branchen taught. f.lS worth of tooll free with our complete courac. Hluh claas positions.

cannot All demand. Easy terms. Tall or write for Information. DESIGNING PattArn-ctittinit. UrwAmAkfng thoroughly taught.

T)ay and evening. EntabllnhMt 187fl. InriWiiliml inBtruetlon. Cull or write. Phone Longncre 7232.

McDowell School, 58 W. 40th N. Y. DESIGNING-MILLINERY DreFstriRklng, pnttrn makntg, operating. Batching, indivMnal lnut ruction.

Booklet, Position guaranteed. BLEKK'S SCiiOOL, 118l West l-5th N. S. Z. CITY SALESROOMS 23, 25, 27 Bocrum Placo.

at Livingston Street THB OLDEST AtCTION IIOCSB I.V THE CITY (ESTABLISHED OVER 75 YEARS) WM. POLLAK, Auctioneer Sells on Feb. 13th, at 10:30 a.m. A vast and varied assortment of household furnishings of every description from the storage and installment houses, manufacturers, jobbers and private consignors from all parts of the city. Parlor, library, living room, bedroom suites complete; carpets, rugs, pianos, talking machines, electric sewing machine, draperies, bric-a-brac, china, linen, desks, bookcases, books, wardrobes, dressers, chiffoniers, buffets, china closets, flat top desks, curtains, portieres, quilts, blankets, ice boxes, gas ranges.

The place to buy or sell your furnishings and get results. For reference, any furniture or storage house or trust company in the city. Money to Loan. $13i5 Auctions. rt.n.nfin-AJC STORAGE SALE TOMORROW AT 10:30 A.M.

EAGLE STORAGE WAREHOUSE 28-36 Fulton Brooklyn Very larm anaortrnpnt Tlntiaehold Fur-ni9liinK lreaer. Oak. Walnut, Mahogany; Wardrobes. Bnffota. Rxlenalnn Tables.

Dininn Chain In Mahnirany and Walnut. Dropliead Snwlnit -Machlnea. Oaa Uangfs, Hookcasea. Bouk. Brlo-a-nrar.

Anllciues Oil Paintings, China, Cut Olnaa, larne lot of Bedding, Linrnn, Trunks. Personal Effects, etc. Upright Piano 3 Phonographs Carper. Rugs H. HYAMS, Auctioneer FEB.

14, AT 10:30 A.M. 281 Fulton Brooklyn Estate Sale of Household FtirninhinffH, etc. I. Straus and others. Bremen.

FIhtiht Simpson. Attya nKAliKItS ATTKMV If. HYAMS. Auctioneer. STORAGE SALE THURSDAY AT 10:30 A.M.

PIONEER WAREHOUSE LATHl'SH WK. AT I.IVIiNTOX ST. CARPETS, RUGS, ETC. Avmlnater. Velvet.

Rrnaarla Mn.l Inarniu Cnnets; Hall anil Stair arnHa. Ruica. et-. The Carpet, are vnrinu. up to 60 yards.

All the above have been eleaned. WILLIAM H. REED, AUCTIONEER FOX HUNTS RETAIN FAVOR IN BRITAIN London. Feb. 7 1 Ky the Associated Press) Governments may come and governments may go, but the old Knglish pastime, of foxhunting will go on forever.

If this opinion is not shared by the majority of farmers in Britain over whose lands the hunters ride, it is by Lord Hlllingdon. master of the Grafton Hunt, for speaking at Ihc annual ni.etlnsr of the Hunt the r.ohle lord said. 'Whatever government comes into power I have a feeling that we b1iu.I1 carry on foxhunt-ins somehow." The present season of foxhtimintr here has not gone at all smoothly from the point of vlev of the chasers, for they have been debarred from crossing lands on which the foot and mouth diseast has lirohen out. Consequently sport has been greatly curtailed and the number of hunting days considerably reduced. LONG ISLAND.

JLovmierRMtes. JJ.Lmmn Ok rwl Tolr. TTiol Frerport, M. Tel. I IS Frreport Large.

Hunt, well heated roome: running water, private baths; winter rates now. kV L'll I L' II fl 1' V. I. Only rommftrcial hotel. Week-rnu.

parties. Ia-omrortHble rooms. i.2a up. wpeciai run-day dinnffi. rot chlckf-n.

roaat turkey, $1.50. Open all year. HuntfrtRton, I-. I. i 1 WESTCHESTER COVNTY, N.

Y. 1 I Yi.anrenre rark.Bronivllle.N.V. minutes from (iranii Central 60 electric trains dally. Cite ronvenlpmes lu the country. Kailv riincerls, danctna.

sun parlor. Henri I'aurliey Hon. Ine Lessees, rtronxville aif.0. Hudson Valley cocnties. The C.

O. Bahler Sanitarium and Health Keaort, Kingston-on-Hudson, V. An Ideal place for rest and recuperation. Well equipped for any physical treatment needed or desired. Ail forms of baths.

Massage, Swedish movements. Physical Culture, Electrotherapy. Heliotherapy. Radiant Light, I'ltra-Vlolet Rays. "Rest Cure" for tired nerves.

"Milk Cure" renews youth, health and beauty. Suggestive-therapy. Dry. Invigorating climate. Write for booklet.

SnAWAXGUNKS AND SVLLIVAN COUNTY. IN A PRIVATE COTTAOR A llmlte.1 number of auesta rienlrlnar rf.nl. mountain air, bright rooms and home cookiiiK. MUfl E. G.

SIOMUND, or Miss M. C. ST ALT, Liberty, N. Y. SHANDEI.EK I.AKK HOTEL, Livingston Manor, N.

y. Modern: steam heat; home comforts; excellent table; skating. ADIRONDACKS. International Speed Skating Championships Feb. 19, 20, 21 All tli mirk umateur ftkH.rrs entered Tlie Seiwnn'n ireuieat Skrttinft Kvent.

I nder the Annpi-rra of Lake -Placid kit ti Ha Ahh'ii. Feb. 22 International Ski-jumping twier Aiioptrea or riui'lu Hub Sno HirdM. For Booklet urifl Information. Arid reps E.

V. PA ARM AX, Lake Pliteld, N. CITY. lifaiids Greatest Hotel Success llXATlArrrieClTYlllllllllilljll: LS FAMOUS for living as Atlantic City itself. Known by pleasure-loving and recreation-seeking Americans as the ultra in comfort and service.

Sea and fresh water in all baths. Unrivalled cuisine. American and Europqan plans. Year 'round golf. Yorle booting Times Buildintr Phone, Bryant 922,5 piiillips House Ave.

nonr Ilrarh ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Will Open FEBRUARY 20 Wednesday prior to Waihington'l Birthday Attaining the Highest Standard of American Plan. Serviee and Food at Moderate Hates Many private bathi. Hot and cold running water.

Elevator to street level Capacity 250 Booklet A. C. E. B. McCLELLAN CHESTER INN NKU lOIUi KAK ItK II Ontrully loraled.

Convciijent to hes all Httrmtionf. Koonii with ruimini; water and private bal 1m. linhts. Klevatttr to street level. Litkc comfortable exchanges find lounging rooms.

Spacious porches. Winter rate. Iliklet. Mrs. I).

K.VAl'Rn. SeWIITvyHIRB An sll-y, ar irodrrst-l rUed frmi'y hotel. Vir-vinia Avenue juot eff arualk. hunr.iiff water. Privatebaths.

Eltvator. American Dan. John C. Geaaier. Hop.

ui.ul Lltu. tt. Owoar Kevu Clarion. KntncLv Ave, Ut off Boenlwulk. An all tmtM.

winter rnlPH. yrr. H'W'klr. h. i.

in i.m TUt? "VrTTTTTPA Homelike comforts and lilb mULlilUA tllbl0 wlthout extravatfance. South t'arollnu av, near Boardwalk, Atlantic City. CONTINENTAL ready; terms moderate. Write or phone M. WAI.SH DUNCAN.

TTntpl Hrrtfobel Kentucky Av. nr. Heach. with bath $40 up. MARION.

ATLANTIC, I T. Tf. 4. Vnsurpaased for healthful reat and recreation. ASBVKY PAKK.

IPKAf, FOR IKBRt ARV HOLIDAYS. life QUEEN MABY A modorn Inn. local inn. lleatpd nun perlorf. Kvery morn with lipat and running water.

Holiday rat. American plan. $3 per day; OCFAN fiKOVE. Ualn opp. Post Offlc.

Open all tht year. Near Auditorium and Beaca. III A Vat. 6M IL. i One of I he loading undertakings of the highway department of Brooklyn, under the direction of lloro President lmann, now being; carried out is the cutting: through 20 streets from Purf ave.

to (he boardwalk at Coney Island. The eots vary from S00 feet to 900 in length and 60 feet and upward in width. They will be car-Ned up to the surface, of the Boardwalk by means of ramps ahout 100 leet in length. These new highways will be at about 250-foot Intervals nd will give convenient access to deck of the great elevated from nearly every part of Brooklyn. The streets will be paved with asphalt.

The buildings are now being demolished to mak! way for the new highways, and it is expected to havo them opened for traffic by the advent of the summer season. Another important undertaking now under way is the grading, curbing and laying of sidewalks on Kings Highway, bet ween Ocean ave. and Klatbush ave. This thoroushfare v.hirh in this section has been widened to 40 feet, is being treated as a. boulevard, with en asphalt paved ftlphway 60 feet in width in the nter and flanked on both sides eight-foot tree-planting rpaces.

Outside of these are two 21-foot sidr roadways, and outside of the wide, i.idewalks. The paving of the 50-fiot roartwav is under contract and will follow the grading. During this 'e, the tree-planting spaces and sidewalks are to be sodded and about ftOO trees will be planted. The work How under way will make a fine i.ulevard about 6,000 feet, "or over ix "tile in length. 'iie complete plan calls for an ex- elHion of this boulevard easterly I'ruln Flatbush ave.

to E. OSth lefween Livonia and Dumont aves. A short connection is made over this highway with Eastern Parkway in the East New Tork section. t' T'latbush Ave. Extension.

Another big project which il Is Planned to carry out this year is tlvj (trading of ave. from Ave. 1T to Barren Tstanrl about 2 miles Tils highway will be filled in across 4 trie meadows with sand pumped from 1 tSe basins, being ig out about Mill J.land and vicinity In connection I the Jamaica Hay improvement. It is intended, after the fill is com. i pleted.

to lav a pavement on the earth foundation. The completion of this work it is expected will be fol-1 lowed by the establishment of a ferrv between Barren Island and i Ttockaway 1'ark. When the pro- posed pier warehouse and factory plans are carried out it is expected that this section will be a steamship center and a new and important commercial district will be created on both sides of this highway. Following are some of the other important repairing contracts award. i ed, to Vie carried out this year: 1 Repairing of Fulton from Clin- i ton to Joralemon, with asphalt.

Division from Marcy ave. to with asphalt. Kent ave. from Berry st. to Cly- mer.

with granite. 86th st. from Ridge Boulevard to 4 Blh with asphalt. Prospect ave. from 7th ave.

to 10th with asphalt. Manhattan nve. from Driggs ave. to t-ook with asphalt. Pnraloga ave.

from Atlantic ave to Bergen with asphalt. vm rt. irom the Kast Hiver i to Bedford ave. with granite. L'nion st.

from Gowanus Canal to oth with granite. Liberty ave, from East N'ew Tork five, to Pennsylvania ave. widened 3 feet on each side and repaired with asphalt. Wilson ave. from Flushing ave.

to Myrtle with granite. It is expected that thn amount of paving and repairing to he done this year will exceed that of last year. 47.8 Miles of Pavement Laid In 1923. The total amount of pavement laid or relaid last year was 47. miles.

In addition to this 9 miles of streets wre graded and curbed in Bay Ridge, Flatlands and other local I ties. Home of the important repaying work completed during the past year includes the following: DeKalb ave. from Vanderbilt to Xostrand, with asphalt. This completes the work done in 1922. The whole improvement which extends from Fulton Ft.

to Broadxvay is sev-eral miles in length. Furman st. from Fulton it. to Atlantic with granite blocks. Franklin ave.

from Atlantic ave to Eaitern Parkway; Bergen st. f'om Flatbush ave. to Carlton Greene ave. from Marcv to Lewis Tompkins ave. from Greene atr-.

to Fulton st. all were paved with as-, phalt. Avenue TJ from Ocean ove lb Flatbush ave. and Lincoln ave. fror.i Brooklyn ave.

to Kings Highway, imnortant traffic links, xvere pavod xv'th concrete. Troutman Ft. from St. Nicholas rve. to boro line, repaved with asphalt as an outlet from Brooklyn to Queens.

Prospect ave. from 4th axe. to 7th and fm loth ave. to Vanderbilt with granite. Court st.

from Fulton to Living-st'-i. asphalt. St. El wards st. from Flushing e.

to Park nvn. and Navy st. from Hinds st. to Flushing xvith granite. Kings Highway from E.

1Rth st. to Oean ave. and Ridge Boulevard from S6th st. to Shore with asphalt. There ar miles of paved streets in the boro.

more than any other boro. It comprises 1g.000.0oil FOuare yards of pavement. This could not be reproduced todav foi J75.000.OO0. There are 350 miles of unpaved streets open to traffic. At the present rate of rtrogress every f'reet in the boro will be paved ir from 10 to 13 years.

The principal traffic arteries are Fulton Flat-1 nsh nroadwav. Flushing ave. 'th S6th Surf Coney Island ave. and Ocean Parkwav. FRISCO'S FIRST SUBWAY FOR VEHICLES ONLY (Hu the Asuorietrd Press.) San Frnnclsco.

Jan. 30 To favp pconija for a dally army of 170.000 commuters, as well as to eppd up strPft car tnd vehiculor trafTic at creat I'orry San Fran-tiFco is building its first subway. Th subway Is for vehicles onlv. It r.ill 900 23 feet in vidili. and will cost $340,000.

The 1 orth and routh vehicular travel now counts from 600 to 1.000 automobiles and teams an hour. In one rush hour of traffic during the evening more than 300 street cars swing around the Kerry loop. ii roPYHiGirr ox tomustom-js bonded. Jan. 12 There is no copyright for tombstone designs in Kng-1 md and Charles Roy Swinstead lost bis claim against a tirm of sculptors for infringement of a tombstone d-s'jn ivhich he erected in a cemetery.

The design was of peculiar Htyle and after the erectic of the another appe9t-d almost like it. The sculptors said In court there was nothing about Swlnstead's sions to indicate t'nat it had been roff-i ifhled and the Judgu uphrlJ Fulton Auction Rooms Established Over 30 Years 661-663 FULTON STREET 54-56 ASHLAND PLACE I. B. ZEKOWSKI, Auctioneers and Valuers, Sell THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 10:30 A. M.

a most inclusive collection of Furniture, Household Effects, Floor Coverings. Pianos, Musical Instruments, Bric-a-Brac, China, 'Linen, Curtains, Portieres, Draperies, Paintings, Pictures in fact, anything and everything to replenish, beautify or furnish your home complete. We sell for the most prominent storage warehouses, pstatps. Harness Horses Migrate To Southern Climes for Tra in ingL ikeBa UPlayers 4l u-i- The Laurel House Lake wood, New Jersey Superior Golf Facilities Motoring, Riding, Dancing 1 rsnlt F. Shute, "1EVIRGINIA ILakewood, N.

J. An Ideal Winter and I tipring hou.se. Located on park, overlooking; lake. Large, aunny rooms, cheerful lobbies. Modern ami thorough us to equipment and service.

W. J. CASSEDAY, I EMBASSY Lakewood, X. J. New and modern throughout, famous for excellent Hungarian cutalne.

aun parlors, grille, billiards, orchestra, dauc-lriff. Booklet. Phone Lakewood 251, New York office, phone Mott Haven 0114. Near ptnea itnd ll(e; soulhorn exposure. Trma moilpralp.

I'liono Lakewood 699. K. J. TILTON. Lakewooil, N.

J. OAKF.AMI IKH'KK Quiet, homelike; nrlioinintr Borkefctler Estate. Fresh ejcRs, milk from our own farm. All Improvements; I'hristinn. Hates $20 per week Mrs.

E. HKARINO. K03 Ocean a v. Lake-wood. N.

J. Tel. FlorencePJnes Modem appolotmenui. homelike atmoephere; tunes with batu. otKiet.

xei. zw. i. woeor. Hotel MARLBOROUGH Always open; mortem throughout.

Thone 16, Lakewood, N. J. U. M. Adams.

THK MONTEREY Ideal location, near lake and churches: ran nine wattr. nrl tstf beiths; particular aervlca; coif. T. J. THOMAS COTTAGE.

IK 8d at. Home-like; excellent cuisine near churches. For rates apply. HARRIS CAMPBELL. Hotel Beechwood SUMMIT, N.

J. KtcvRti.m r.00 ft, Hun jiarlors and porches, Kteum heiitcd. 'MiflHC. iILf, A KH WARDS Tel, 1051 Summit, PUDDING STONE INN Amonjr these hills you will find woody roads fine Tor the saddle horse and bad for the motor car. There is no place near the f-ity that retains the atmosphere of the forest and farm as the Pudding- Stone.

Heserva-tions. Folder. Open all year. G. N.

VINCENT, Boonton. N. J. RIDGED ALE INN MAIHHOX. NIKW JKKMKV.

lTnexerelId Fall and Winter Inn, ir beautiful Northern Npw Jersy. ifigrh dry The inn noted for excellent' oi ipine. servlre, appointments. Hook let. Telephone "SO Madison.

PARK HOTEL TT tpen" all venr, hiahest elevation In T. suburbs. 1'none Summit W. H. DOERR.

Alasx Heliahtlnl HOTEL MONTCLAIR month. in, sr. j. PEXXSYIVAXIA. Pckviio Moiiiitaiiis.

MEADOWSIDE INN MT. I'OrONO, IV. OPE AM, TKAR. Steam heat, private bath, homelike, ideal location for all winter sports and winter vacations. R.

MILLER. CONNECTICUT. NEW CANAAN. Open year round; ronwjwtth or without bath. Phone Mrs.

J. M. Silliman. NORTH CAROLINA. ES.MF.RAf.nA INN.

Kamrralda P. O. Nortli Carolina. A unique inountHin WRort ut from Aiieville. tjrana moun tain citnibinK.

horspbaok. etc. All comforts. Leaflets, Kagle Kesort Dureau. FLORIDA.

in MIAMI its HOTEL HALCYON A SuoefiorHotcl Locationunsurptssod ZLSDvnrjt mm private houses, installment houses, manufacturers, jobbers and dealers. Consignments Received Daily Salesrooms Open for Inspection from 9 to 5 Bookkeeping Commercial Arithmetic Filing Personality, etc. EVENING CLASSES For Girls ana Yonnjc Women. MILLINERY 10 W. 4TH.

BRYANT B389. AN EFFICIENT SCHOOL IN THK HK.AHV OF THE CITY. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. WRITE OB Millinery School Day and Evening. KvUhlfiibHd 1S76.

Iml iritis I instruction. Call or write. Phon Ixnigacn tftim. miiuncn dvuwi, oo W. -sum S.

Bu-stnoss Merchants' and Bankers' Business School Exceptional Secretarial, Nlirthnnd. Bonk-kceplnr. Bualneaa, KnprlUh luid Knanish onrsea. Special department for eduratetl women. AMI F.VKN1NO.

S7 Kaat SXth Street. York. S. C. Ketej, Director.

Tel. Plain 29.1-2n(H. SECRETARIES MOON'S SCHOOLS For Intend! vp training in Htenography and Secretitrviihlp. 30 nod 0 daj counea. Special half-rate day or evening.

214 Livingston Brooklyn MINERS t) I BUSINESS ACADEMY llanrock ttret nt rut-rhrn Avfnue Secretarial, Stenographic, Bookkeeping ml Typewriting Couref. Telephone Buahwlck 0217. 6n race day he was also ready for the word, as was shown by Guy Richard, Ethelinda and- Lady Wanetka. Next Came Georgia. About 15 years ago the Pastime Stable selected Thomasville, Georgia, as a winter training camp.

The local fair grounds were purchased and equipped with ample stabling. W. J. Andrews went there with the horses. A.

B. Coxe also sent a few colts front his Pennsylvania establishment. Others also dropped in for winter training, one of the, lot being Garrity with Peter Coley, The Thomasville plant is si ill active. Many stars secured their early training there, the best known being Lee Axworthy and olga. An drews started both of them.

When he was prostrated by a sunstroke ni Syracuse, Ben White was selected to go on with the pair. He marked them. He then brought out Peri. scope, Brusiloff and Princess Etawah. nen ranK f.ius withdrew from the I'cioniiie lie, with wriUe as nts driver, located at Orlando.

Flor. Ida. From that point in 1922 thev came north with Lee Worthv ami Jane Revere, while Rosemire brought out Bouncer tor me l'astlme Stable. Last year Ben White shipped north the most formidable stable of two year old trotters that was ever controlled by one man. His groim of youngsters included Mr.

McElwyn Tulip Frisco, Erla Guy and Ileamore' He also had Anna Bradford's Girl and Lee Worthy. Bermuda Is another nnint will in the near future attract the at. tentlon of winter trainers who hv. a few colts to get. ready for their I'ligHgemenis ana several aged horses to race "Rud" Murray tried it last winter with Junior Hal nainco.

i ney won a number of races on the island course and after their return tc the United states cut a wide In the fastest company. Racing: in Bermuda. In Bermuda racing starts on Boxing Day, the day after Christmas rnd continues with a series of on day meetings to the middle, of April The climate is semi-tropical, which makes It an ideal winter training camp. It is also possible to hav green food for the horses during all of that period. A number of light harness performers and gallopers are now owned tl.ere.

More win be imported as soon as the new course is completed. Racing In Bermuda is conducted hy the Bermm'a and Garrison ILrit Club under the patronage of Governor. Sir J. J. Asser.

Dndley G. Trott is the president of the club-A. W. Bluck, Mayor of Hamilton, vice president, and F. W.

K. Penis-ton, Secretary. The latter is one of the most active officials connected with a racing organization i Note: Sales Only Thursday and Friday A Sale Unattended Is a Real Opportunity Lost FRANK' ffEIDEN-Owner riORlPA. Manhattan Hotel 2- reterabun. fi.

Reasonable rates. Beautiful Kroumts. Clean, comfortable. Good fcou. Music.

Best treatment. IT'S JI NK IN MIAMI rrlte for Booklet, win full Information. Chamber of Commerce, AllamV Fla. BERJIIDA; QUeOhtel BERMUDIANAV Bermuda's new, fireproof hotel. Ideally situated, amid tropical gardens.

Request booklet from John O. Evans, Hamilton, Bermuda, or Furness Bermuda Line, Desk 34 Whitehall New York. SAXATOHUMS. THE VAN VALEN SANATORIUM Tonkera, N. T.

Psycho-'" herapeutto treat ment tor mental, nervous, functional dla-prdera and addictions. Also recaiva pa tlenta peed in a- care, wltb or without treatment, booklet upon request. Poooa Yonkera 6321. ETOOPKAW RESORT3. HOTEL CECIL Cncqualed Equipment and Perfect Cuisine.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE (Conflnnod frxmi Pago 16.) VVantwl Heal fcstatc 80 WANTED Ciotxl f-orner location for dniir store. Box K-1. Kagle office. WANTED Two-family, new or old. Jinve ll.SOr, cash.

Box K-5. KbrIp office. 10-2 WB HAVE iiumenms buyers with $3.00 lo iuu.uuii can io invest in large and i-mall Brooklyn real estate property; list your holding-, with us for quick action. Denver M4 N'ostrand av. 7-4 WK NEED your property to soli.

Send pururuiHrs. neip those wishing to buy. Salve tore, 173 HrI WHAT IIAVK TOU for sale? Send us full particulars; we have cash buyers waiting-write; don't delay. Jt. Scheinkk, 243 WILL purchase is or 20 family apart- -mv jo.iiiu cami.

in reply, kindly send full details; no brokers. Box i-tio. Baglo Flatbussh branch. WILL Hl'V madhouse and restaurant on imhiiu or property suitable; must bt ne.ir station. Box X-l.

Kaele office. WILL BL'V 1 or 2-family house in Rood aroin owner only. p. Mens, lgL'-i t3d st. Phone Bensonhurxt 50.1X.

6-7 WILL IXVKST from 7,00 to $10,000 in kou paying more property or apsrtment house- no brokers. Box V-l. Kagle officii 1 AND 2-FAMILY houses; thoupantl ca.sh. ncaim. it.3 flatbush av.

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TOWN TURNS OUT TO AID LOCAL INVENTOR Oberlcutensdorf, Czechoslovakia, Feb. 7 (By the Associated Press) This industrial town of 12.000 persons has voluntarily transformed it-srlf into one great electrical workshop to assist Kritz Havlitzek, a local electrician, in his struggle to improve apparatus of his own invention, designed to transfer electrical power without wires. Every man. woman and child In Oberleutensdorf consider themselves Ilaviitzek's assistants. Everv house, every machine shop, every telegraph pole in the town has been placed at the disposal of the young inventor.

Just at the time when Havlitzek had nearly perfected the machine upon -which he had been at work for years his funds gave out and he found himself unable to carry on his endeavors. But the bureomaster and the town deputies quickly came to Hav-lkzek's aid and gave him money with which to continue. Oberleutensdorf manufactures toys, textiles, hats and steel goods. Every worker In town looks upon young Havlitzek as a second Edison, and the men of science who have seen his work predict great accomplishments for ths local wizard of electricity. IKS IMd By W.

H. GOCHEU. IXClli two anu inree year uni races became Important fix tures at most of the light har ness meetings on both the mile and half mile tracks, a number of trainers have at different times shipped their horses to places where they could give them light work during the winter months under summer conditions. Their methods arc Just like the major league owners with the ball players. California was the first place selected on account of the number of tracks in that State, while a few were also prompted to go there by the speed shown by the colts bred at Palo Alto, San Mateo, Sunny Slope and Valcnsin Farm.

In time these farms faded. Marci.i came cast and after tarrying for a few years in Pennsylvania closed his career at Icxlngton. John Goldsmith left the raciflc Coast and died at Walnut Grove Farm in Orange County, where he was born. Later, Monroe Salisbury and a few others came over the mountains with aged performers, some of which were bred in the East and taken home with them each year after the close of the racing season. In time these migrations ceased.

Then the Eastern trainers turned toward the sunny South. Gecrs Sticks to Memphis. While at the Village Farm Geers wintered for a few years at Selma, Alabama. When the Hamlin horses were sold he located at Memphis. It is still his winter training ground.

At Intervals he has been joined there hy Alonzo McDonald, Fred Edman, Fred Egan and others who vrem anxious to escape the rigor of the Northern winter and. at the same lime keep their horses moving on a good track. At one time Macon, GcoVgia, drw a few stables. Roy Miller was there with the Plant horses. Tommv Murphy shipped down for one winter, but never returned.

John Dick-crson made several trips to that point with the' Hillandale Farm stable. John II. Shults of Brooklyn also sent a number of horses from his Parkville farm to Macon. Finally the migrations to that point ceased and Selma was forgotten after Gcera stopped going there. Cox is one of the lew trainers who never answered the call of the South.

For years he trained his horses over the snow at Dover before he went to Indianapolis and later to Goshen. Apartment HotPis. 2 MIMTKS FROM 3 PI BWAYS This If true nf no other Hotrl In New York City. Five minutes to Wall seven minutes to Hark How by trolley. BROOKLYN'S HOME HOTEL Vnuaually A tt motive Yenrlv Kate a HOTEL TOURAINE 23 I.I.N TO N.

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