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Main 6000 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1929. Main 6000 31 ADS. PHON1 ClABSTFTSB AOS. FBOHI LEGAL NOTICE. REAL ESTATE Real Estate News HOTELS AND RESORT3 IQNT, KL AND.

FHIFR ItrmLooJ in-th. Plnrs. I. I ri'n nil yr for notoriflls and h'intfM S) diy ui'h b'larri. on Pierce st: Elsie Coulon, Man Chess Champion Leads But His Rival Presses; Marshall Arrives Home By HERMANN HELMS Dotn developed along the same line of the Queen's Gambit declined, and both were won by the black pieces.

Active Demand for One-Family Houses Other Realty News Transactions in the real estate market announced today show a demand for one-family dwellings In many sections. Bay Ridge and the Hill district figure prominently in the deals. Real estate brokers re port that there is a good market for small homes In the new Flat-bush developments, particularly in the Marine Park area. The vacant land market has also taken a spurt. Among the items below is announced the purchase of many plots in the Massapequa section of Long Island.

SALE IN SO. ELLIOTT PL. R. M. Dinsmore as broker, sold the dwelling 139 S.

Elliott pi. for Mrs. Wilhelmine C. Miller to a client, for improvement. The house Is on a plot 20x100 feet and located on the east side of So.

Elliott 90 feet from the corner of Hanson ph and immediately ad joins the six-story building corner ol Hanson pL and S. Elliott pi. RADBURN TRANSACTION. City Housing Corporation sold the new house a 8 Arlington Radburn. N.

to Walter M. Parr of 110 Parmalee Hawthorne, N. J. SALES IN IULL SECTION. Frank J.

Mills sold S57H Lafayette a three-story and basement frame house on lot 18x100 for Mrs A. Castellano to Mr. and Mrs. Her man Colomban, who will remodel and occupy. Also 481 Greene a three-story and basement stone house on lot 20x100 for Hyman Glassman, to Mary Vattovaz, who will occupy.

BUYS HANCOCK ST. HOME. M. B. Realty Company as broker sold for A.

Bernstein the three-story and basement brown' stone dwelling 411A Hancock st, to Arthur L. Shepard, for occupancy. WOMEN BUY L. PLOTS, Brady, Cryan Colleran, sold at Massapequa Park, L. as follows: To Jane Conner of Man hat tan, corner plot, 60x100, on May flower ave.

and Tyler Verrel Mosere of Jersey City, plot 60x100, Berlin, Oct. 17 But for the lact uiat a distinct change in the terms v.hich governed the last match at Buenos Aires was found necessary in order to meet the conditions of the pending match between Dr. Alexander Alekhine of Paris and E. D. Bogoljubow of Triberg for the chess championship of the world.

Dr. Alekhine would be in safe possession of the title for another spell until a new challenger appeared. At the moment he is leading by the score of 6 games to 4. with 4 drawn. The figures of his encounter with Jose R.

Capablanca, whom he defeated, were 6 to 3. with 25 drawn. Having reached the required total of six wins, he must nevertheless keep on playing, under the new terms, until one or the other has to his credit a total of 15 "-a points, or a majority of 30 games, to which the contest wUI be limited. Three more will be contested here, the Berlin series having been scheduled to wind up by next Tuesday. After that the scene will shift to Holland, where sections of the match will be played at Amsterdam and The Hague six games in all.

The balance has been allotted to Wiesbaden, where the match started. Bogoljubow has already Improved upon Capablanca's record against Dr. Alekhine, who was defeated but three times at Buenos Aires in the course of three months. Here they have played but a month and ten days. In every respect the exhibitions which the two principals staged have been more lively and entertaining to the world-wide gallery than was the case in the preceding match.

Another feat to the credit of Bogoljubow is the winning of two games in succession the 13th and 14th. This he accomplished in face of the fact that his rival was leading hira by 6 2. Despite the discouraging outlook, the challenger buckled down to the work and was amply repaid for the confidence he undoubtedly has in his own powers. His handling of the 14th game, which he scored lart night, after two sessions which went to 71 moves, was a splendid demonstration of difficult end-game strategy. The 15th game is scheduled for this evening.

Following Is the score of the 14th game: 14TH GAME QT7YFN 3 AMBIT First Bogoljubow led the way into a dinerent variation of the Cambridge Springs defense. The champion netted twe pawns as a result of his rival's method of handling the opening. In desperation the latter sacrificed a piece for a couple or his opponent pawns, ana made an excellent but hopeless fight In a dimcult ending. In the 13th game the colors were reversed and Dr. Alekhine set out to show bow the white side should be dealt with.

He did improve on the play but, after missing a neat continuation at the 17th move, he fell into a trao that cost him a piece. It was a most extraordinary mischance to befall a world champion, but the incident merely went to prove that he, too, is human and therefore, prone to err. The scores: 12TH GAMEQUEEN'S GAMBIT DE CLINED. Boanl-iu bow. White.

1 P-Q4 2 P-B4 Kt-KB3 4 Kt-BJ 5 B-Kti 8 P-K1 7 PxP 8 Q-Q2 9 R-B 10 B-R4 11 B-Q3 13 P-QH3 13 PxB 14 KtxP 15 PxKt 18 B-Kt3 17 CaJtles 18Q-B 20 R-R 21 KR-B 22 BxP 23 QxP 24 K-B 25 RPxKt 28 RxRP 27 P-K4 28 K-Kt 29 QxQck 30 P-B3 13TH ca: Alek-hlne. White. 1 P-Q4 2 P-QB4 3 Kt-E i 4 Kt-KL 5 B-Kt5 6 P-K3 7 PxP 8Q-Q3 8 R-B 10 B-3 11 B-R4 12 Caetlcs 13 P-K4 14 B-B4 15 P-QR3 18 KtxKt 17 Kt-B5 18 P-QKt4 Alekhine. Black. P-34 P-QB3 Kt-KB3 P-K3 QKUQ2 B-K4 KtxP B-Kt5 P-KR3 Castles P-K4 BxKt QxRP KtxKt R-K B-K3 5R- KtxBP Q-KtS P-KK13 PxB Kt-K7ck KtxBck q-B R-Q2 R-KB2 Q-KI2 KxQ R-QB Botol-jubow.

White. 31 P-B4 32 R-R'i 33 34 K-B3 35 P-K 36 R-KR 37 RxRP 38 R-QK 39 R-R 40 P-Kt4 41 P-K15 42 R-K 43 P-K14 44 K-Ki3 45 R-OKt 48 K-B-i 47 P-KI8 48 K-KtS 49 K-B8 50 K-K7 51 RIKIBUI 52 R-Q2ck 53 P-KI7 54 R-07 55 K-Q8 56 RxR Resign! Alekhine, Black. P-Kt4 B-B5 QR-B2 R-K K-B3 K-K4 P-Kt5 B-Kt4 KxP K-Q4 R-OR2 P-Kt6 R-R7ck P-Kt7 R-R8ck B-K7 R-R5ck RxPck R-Bck RxRP tP R-K4 K-B4 B-B5 BxKPck R-53 KxR OAiJWT DE CLINKD. Bogol- Alek- Bogol. J-ibow, hlne, lubow.

Black. White. Black. P-Q4 19 Q-R2 Q-B3 P-QB3 20 P-Q5 Kt-Kt3 Kt-KB3 21 Kt-K3 Q-Kt3 P-K3 22 B-Ktl P-QR4 QKt-Q2 23 P-K15 P-R5 S-R4 24 B-Q PxSP KtxP 25 QKtxP KtxKt B-Kt5 26 KtxKS B-K3 Caatlea 27 R-B4 KR-B P-KR3 28 R-K BxKt P-K4 29 PxB S-Q6 R-K 30 RxR RxR Kt-B5 31 BxP Q-K5 KKt-Kt3 32 Q-02 QxB KtxB 33 P-5 Q-Q5 B-K2 34 QxQ P.Q B-B Resign! High Lights in Scholastic Sports By JAMES J. MURPHY Nimzowltsch vs.

Spiel mann. When Aron Nimzowitsch of Copenhagen and Rudolph Splelmann of Vienna met in the 19th round of the international tournament at Carlsbad two days before the final. the question of supremacy was practically settled. Nimzowitsch, by winning a game which went to 70 moves, spoiled the Austrian's bright chances. On the following day, Splelmann defeated Capablanca and paved the way for Ntmzowitsch's ultimate triumph.

But for a draw on the last day, Splelmann would have tied for first place. Nevertheless, to tie with Capablanca for second constituted one of the most brilliant efforts of his career. The score of the Nlmzowltsch- i DECLINED. Bogol- Altk- BoroI- Alek- Jubow. htne lubow, nine.

White. Black. White. Black. 1 P-Q4 P-Q4 37 K-KtC K-B2 P-QVA 38 B-Q5 K-3 3 Kt-KL3 Kt-B3 39 P-B4 P-B3 4 P-K3 P-K3 40 B-KM R-R3 5 B-53 P-B4 41 B-m R-B3 Onsl'rs Kt-B3 43R-QO K-K2 7 Kt-P'' B-K2 43 BtP R-B4 8P-OP1 P-OR4 44 PxP PxP PxBl- BxP 4 B-B K-B3 10 Q-K2 Caitles 48 R.QfV K-K2 11 P-K4 PxBP 47 R-KH K-B 13 BtP P-K4 48 H-K6 13 P-R3 Kt-OS 49 K-R 14 KtxKt BxKt 50 K-X B-B4 15 R-KK'5 R-K3 SI R-Vr, P-Kt3 19 Kt-QS HtKl 52 BxP '-Rich 17 BxB PTI3 S3 K-Q R-iKtP 18 BxKt QxQtJ 54 P-Tl" K-KtS 19 QR-Q QR-B 53 RxP B-Kt5 70 n-QJ R-B2 58 K-V 21 P-OKt4 57 KR6 22 R-KH3 Q-QKt3 58 B-Q7 U-OE6 23 P-QR PxP 59 R-Kfi B-B T4 PxP f-Kt5 no R-OR' P-Kt5 25 Q-P2 ft-Kt7 81 P-R K-B2 28 OxQ BvQ K2 B-Kfif 27 R-Kt P-OS S.1 B-Bf-c'- K-B2 2 R-Kt3 B4 R-R7cv H-K2 29 P-R4 P-R4 85 RxP -OTcn RxR 68 K-Q3 U-KR7 31 BxR R-Q 87 P-R7 t'-B3 32 R-Q2 88 P-K5 T-Kt2 33 R-QK'3 K-B R-R7rh K-B 34 R2 70 P-Kfi ''-K4 T5 B-Kt7 K-K2 71 P-KTch rru 38 P-Kt3 K-53 th County Court House, ruiton snd Jitr-leraon streta.

Borough of Brooklyn. City of New Yon, on tha 10th day ol 6epim- Pre J. Bvrne. Justice. In tha matter of the oetitton of Maulic J.

8 Win and Louis wtndt, as directors and stork holders, and of Hattie Stein, as stockholder of Clifford Jewelry Inc. lor a dissolution 01 sain corporation. A petition praying for a dissolution of the corDoration. Clifford Jewelry having been duly presented to thit Court at a special Term, Fart thereof, on the 28th da? of August. 191' 9, by Maurice J.

I Stem and Louis I. Wtndt as directors and stockholders and Hat tie etein as stockholder of said Clifford Jewelry after due notice thereof duly given to the Clifford Jewelry to the Attorney General of the State of New York and to Clifford J. Walters, Ruth Walters, Desmond urown and Milton Brown, an the stockholders, directors and officers of said Corporation other than the petitioners aoove rtauiea. ana saia ennora jeweiry Clifford J- Walters. Ruth Walters.

Desmond Brown and MHton Brown haviim duly appeared upon the return of the orders to show cause by their attorney. Albert A- Frtediander, Esq. now. airer reaaing inr oraer to snow cause made by Mr. Justice Jnhn Johnston.

Julv 6th. 1929, the petition ol J. 6ttn and Louis X. Wlndt as directors and stockholders and Hattie Stein as stockholder deted July 5th, 1929, and tha affidavits of Louis I. Wlndt and Mau rice stein sworn to Julv 5th.

1920. and tha schedule thereto annexed, the order to show cause made by Mr. Justice Edward J. Bvrne, August lBth, 1929, the affidavit oi ruaunce J. stein sworn to August loin.

1939. and the amended schedule thereto annexed, and the affidavit of Hattie Stein sworn to August 28th, 1929, and after hearing Sidney L. Zuckert, attorney for aid petitioners 8. Rosen- scnem. ol counsel), in support oi said petition and Albert A.

Friedlander, attorney for the respondents above named in opposition thereto, ana due ae-U tiers lion having been had thereon. Now, upon fl.lng the opinion of the Court, it Is Ordered, that the application made upon said petition be and It hereby Is entertained, and It is further Ordered, that all persons Interested In the corporation Clifford Jewelry Inc. all creditors and stockholders of the said corporation, and all nersons to whom an engagement of the corporation ts to be performed, show cause before an official referee hereby designated referee for that purpose at his onice. Municipal Buuoine, In the. Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 7th day of November, 1929.

at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, why the said should not be dissolved, why a receiver oi the corporation should, not be appointed and why the petitioners should not have such other and further relief as to the Court may seem and proper; and It Is runner Ordered, that a eopy of this order be published nt least once In of the three weeks Immediately preceding the time herein fixed for showing cause tn Brooklyn Dallv Basle, a newsnsner pub lished In the County of Kings. City of New xoric. wnerein wis oroer is to ne erTcrea. Enter. EDWARD J.

BYRNE, JSC Granted Sept. 10. 1929. William E- Kelly, Clerk. ol7-3t-th BOROUGH NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HERIiBY GIVEN THAT THE following petitions on file and ready for Inspection will be submitted to the Local Board of the Oreenpoint District at a meeting of said Board to be held in the office of the President of the Horough of uroojciyn, Koom 21, uorougn Hall, ou TUESDAY, OCTOBbR 20, 1929, at 10 a 1. Brltfgewater at. from Apollo to Var Ick st. Curb, flag and pave with perma- ueni granite. 2.

Vartck st. from Brldpewatcr at. to Nassau ave. Curb, flag and pave with permanent granite. JAMES J.

BYRNE, President. John Bavereae, Secretary to the President. (C-489) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following petitions on le and ready for Inspection will be submitted to the Local Board of the New Lots District at a meeting of said Board to be held In the office of the President of the Borough of Brook lyn, Room 21. BorouKii nan, on Tl'KSDAY, OCTOULR ttD, 1929, at 10:05 a.m. 1.

Du mant ave. from Mllford to Logan st. Gride, curb, flag. 2. Northeas' corner Lincoln ave.

and Conduit b.vd. Sewer 3. Now Lots ave. from Mnntauk ave. to Logan st.

Grade, curb, fUe, rave. 4. Vermont st. and each between HeRt-man and Wormian Wvona st. between Heneman and Stanley aves; Miller ave.

between Hegemau ave. and Linden Linden south side, bo worn New Jersey ave. mid Vermont st Mid Wyonn st. and Miller and St mile between Vennont aud BiadloiU ft, fVwers JAMES BYRNE. President.

John Savcrt-M. bt citftmy to the President. NOTICE IS HFHEHY OIVFN THAT TUB fnllu ing petitions on file and teaoy (tw ln.ipeenun will be submitted to the Local lion rd of Die Kin I bush DIM ict nt a meeting of said B'ird to be held in the ofliue of tlie I'reMdi'iit ot the Horonuh ol Brooklyn. Room 21, Horoueh Hull, on TI LKSR.AY. Ot TtHILK XU, at 10:10 a m.

1. Albany ave. from Aenue to J. PilVB. 2.

Cortelyou rd. from E. 30th at. to F. 43d st.

Uratif, curb, ll.ig where and pave. 3. Empire northwest corner Kingston ave. nnd northen corner of BiOijklyn ave Seuer basins. 4.

E. 3i)i st. from Le.iox rd. to Lltidtn blvd. Grade, curb.

Dug where necessary aii'J puve. 5. Amend resolution sdopted hv the Local Board of the Pint bush District on Sept. 26. 192B, Initiating proceedings to regulate, grade, curb, flag and pave K.

40 1 st. from Claiendon rd. to Avenue I), to read: "Regulate, tirade, curb, Hag, construct necesHHry teer basins and pne B. 40th st. from Clarendon rd.

to Avenue 6. B. 42d st. from Avehue to Poster ave. Grade, curb, flag within dedicated area und pave.

7. if. 4MU st. from Clarendon rd. to Avenue D.

Grade, curb, flag where nee-eeaary and pave. K. 48th st. from Beverly rd. to Avenue D.

Acuulre title. 9. IT. 51st st. from Tllden ave.

to Beverly rd. Sewer. 10. B. 51st st.

from Beverly rd. to Clarendon rd Hewer. 11. E. bid t.

from Beverly rd. to Clarendon rd. Sewer. 12. 62d st.

from Beverly rd. te Clttrendon id. Grade, curb, flajr aitnin dedicated area and nave. 13 53d st. from Wlnthrop St.

to Clarkson ave, Sewer. 14. E. 53d from TUden ave. to Beverly rd.

Sewer. 15. 51d t. from Beverly rd. to Clarendon rd.

sewer 18, E. 54th st. from Beverly rd. to Tllden ave. Sewer.

17. IT. 56th ht. from Clarkson ave. to Lenox rd.

Sower. 18 Poster ave. from E. 40th St. to E.

43d st. Grade, curb, flug, pave. 1ft. Troy ave. from Poster ave.

to farragut rd. Grade and curb. 20. Troy ave. between Poster ave and Parragut rd and a temronuy connection In Farragut rd.

between Troy ave. and E. 4.Jd St. Bewers. JAMES J.

BYRNF. President. John Savarefe, Secretitry to the President. tC 4fll NOTICE IS HKRRHY GIVKN THAT TUB following petition on file and ready for inspection will be submitted to the Local Board of the Oca it Profit Di'tnct at a eeting of said Hoard to be hid In the omce of the Pre 1 dent of the Borough of Biooklvn. Rotn 21.

H'trouch Had on Tl (SHAY. OCTO HI H'-'U, at 10:0 am. 1. Avenue and 84th st and Ave-nue and E. both st.

Cesspool where neresaary. 2. Amend resolution adopted bv the Local Board Of the Orem Front IJlstrlel on June 7, 1927, Initiating proceedings regulate, grade, -curb, flag and pave with preliminary bituminous m-wad-un Avenue from Kings Highway to ave, to read: "Regulate, grade, curb. flHg where necessary and pave with permuneni asphalt Avenue from Bedford ave. to Kings highway 3.

Avenue at Coleman st Q-ienMn rd at Coleman st. end at Hendrrcka'm st Avenue at Hendrlckaon at Kimball st and tt Ryder st. OstpwU where necea.Hary. 4. Avenue frem W.

0th st. to W. 7th St. Pave. 3.

S'orm water and sanitary sewers In Avenue between ocean ave. and E. 'Rth st, and between K. 2lh st. and 0rriten In Kenmore pi.

between Avenue and aewer summits about 544 feet northerly; Elmore pi. between Avenue and sewer summits about 40 fret northerly, and sanl'ary newer tn Orran ave eait side, between Avenue and swer suin-mit about 23H feet northerly A. Avenue U. north td. between Hartng and Brown st.

Sldewnlk-V 7. Htorm water and sanitary sewers In Arena between Ocen ave. and st. and between K. '-''n st.

and Coyle st KenmoM pi. and Bedford ave. each Avenues and and ittnitarv sewer In Ocean eal aide, between Avfnufi and V. 8. All four corners ef Bay 43d st and Benson ave.

Sewer bantu. 9. RatcheMer st. from Avenue to a point 6 gpei north of Xmtnoiia ave. Acquire title.

10. Ba'Nw ave frm f2i tt to Port Hill pi. Kecurb ami reftag where necessary and pave 11. Bay ave. from Elmore to Kenmore pi.

Sewer. 13. 8th st. from Avenue to Wih-Ington Cm-tery. Pave.

13. B. 6to t.t. from Neptune to Banner ave. Orad.

urh. Sg. pave 14. luth as. from Avenue to P.

Acquire title 1 I 31 at. from Kings highway to Avnue P. Grade, cmb, fug i. E. 4Hfh it.

from Avenue to Curb, Rug and pave. 17. 81 it. south tide, between 31st ave. and Bay pkwav.

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elthJt-s i peal FUte for Rent FLATBUSH 295-305 Martente Street 2-3-5 rooms; stiictly nodern; excellrnt nf ighborhood five minutrs to Church Ave. Express Station, 1. R. very rra-sonable rental. Apply on premises, or BULKLEY II0RT0N CO.

1214 Flatbush Avenue Bockminiltr 5400 ivirtnirnt For Slo or in Rent THESE APARTMENTS STAND ALONE A FEW of tlie many fraturra which make 35 Prospect Park fesl the finest apartment in Brooklyn cooperative or otherwiseare full tiled kitchen and pantries, log-burning fireplaces, colored fixtures and tile in lialhs, and soundproof walls and floors. A few 6 to 10 room anitra are available at most attractive rentals. Elevator Hunning the Model Apartment Azentr. Charles Partridge Heal Estate Coinpanv, Inc. 3R9 Phone Flattuikh Ave.

ISrvins o600 Ilranch Office on Premises Wrsfc'hrRfre iTorwrty Nothing like this in ail WESTCHESTER COUNTY HARTSDALE 40 Minutna from Manhattan EXTRAOHDINARY ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE RESTRICTED HOMESITI I.lxlOO Ft. Terms TeTrms CKMKNT SinrtVM.KS t.KAIltl) SIKIKIS PROPI RIY FAI TS ON I.AMItfIS HOAI1 I tBlU KOAH1 Wllb fills Transportation lo and From tVhlle Plains sad Yonkers. TITI.KS t.l AIMNTI tO BV ESTCIIhMl TITLK ANI TKI ST CO. Tliese lols, 23x100 located Just oul-ettle of Hart.dale In one ol tlie most beau-tllitl sections of Countv. This Is one ot tlie flllKATtS AUSOLUT1S BAH-OA1N 8ACHIFICE SALES ever known in ihe whole hlstorv of estrhester tlounty Heul Usiale.

I olfi theae lota, z.lxluo at prices as low aa on F.A8Y TKKMH. 1 don't care In section of West-Chester County rou may look. It matters not If It la Hronxville, Crestwood, Turk-tihoe, Mt. Vernon, Bcarsdate, New Roehelle, l.nrchmont or any other section. I don't think you will find aiiythltiK to ccmuare with this Absolute Sacrifice Uiirxain Otter of High Clnsa Kestrlrted HumeaUes In this Beautiful Hitrtsdale Brctlun.

Come Out Today and See for Yourself Our autos leave the New York Office every hour, durtnir week davs, for the property. Should you wish to acoompnny us to lnsiwel these Hnniesltes. phone for appointment. WRITf. CAM.

OR I'HOVE AT ONCF. FOR MAPS AND R. E. PENDERGRAST, EAST 42D TRFFT, NFW YORK CITY VAVderbllt A1.i:t PIIOPFRTY OFFICE OH I.ANPF.RS ROAD (l)Oltim IHlltV ROAD). ABOI KKtr WEKT OF HARISDAIK ROAII.

He my larite slns ou property readltiK "Hartsdule Lawns." Drive out todav and Inspect these Homraltes yourself. Property Office open every dav. Includllif Hundav, from 9AM In 8 M. Real Estate Hroker; Available Co He ire graduate, techntml education, hiiiutcjts exiiertenre. wants connection with office dolus: Kennm! renting, selMnj, also handling store property: prefer Brooklyn or Flatbush.

Box E-40, Eagle office. BOROrGH NOTICES. cui'b slurs neresarv and pave. 19, 51st south sirlc aijout oppnuttt the west building Une of iJth ave. B-wcr basin.

iiO. Olenwood rd. from Hoclcaway pkwy to Hinsdale st. Orade. 21 (iravfsend Nock Td.

from I Bth to K. 7lh st. and B. 7th at. from Uraveaend Neck rd to Avenue W.

fVwns. 2i. Harlnf st. from Avenue to Voor-hlcs and Ford si. from Aveuua 2 tf Emmon ave.

Acquire title. IS. Hubhitrd at. from Avcnua to Banner ave. Acquire tltlf.

VA. Hubiiard st. trnm Banner to Nrp tuna av. tirade, cuib, fl-iic. pave.

VS. Linden blvd. from HmlcawKv pkwv to Powell st. Curb, IUk, sod, plant truus snd pavf centre roadwiiy. ae.

Nfrthweit corner and northeast corner Neptune ave. and W. i2tt ttewer biiMint 27. Overbauffh pi. form Flatbush ave.

to KlnfT hl(hv. AciUlr ti'ie. 2fl Pennant court from K. 4th to R. 6th at.

ciiade, rurb and tU. 2B. Q'lentin rd. from W. 3d to 4th st.

Pave. flJd st. from Dili ill rd. to 2i' ave. Psve 31.

Northeast corner 20th ave. and 56 st BfWfT ba.mn. 32. Van Hicklen st est tMrte. at a pntnt shout south of Kii.KS tunh-wav.

Bcf-r banln- 3J. W. 7th t. from B'ith st to Tovn-ton pi. and Boy ton pi.

Irum W. 7tn st. to Avenue X. stile 34. w.

t'h at. irom Avenue to Mth st Curb, flsgt and pave 33. Hiorm wai-r and nitry sewers In W. 15th at. between the ends of the tMtng sfwem KkmjI 6rt7 fet and ab'jut leet north of Neptune respect i.fiy.

nnd Hurt pi. ntunn wati'r sriT not therly arrota the in tersest ion tf W. IMti st- aud Hart pi. and iliei.ee infih-edv and nurthwesrerlv urn. so private proper tr to Conev Island Crea 3H.

W. 1.1th st. from Avenue to U. Bewera. JAMKfl BYRNE, John Mnvareae, Secretary to the Pieeitinnt.

to PROPOSALS. 8pec, No M)lrt, oi'l and u.O NOT1CK TO HUJl'KKrt. Aeparata seitlrd ptopofAls cwerinf Con-inirUun, Mt-atinif, Smiltitrv fcierirn V.orH mid Eletors fnr Cnmplettnii nf StMt Offl.e Huildiim. New York (Hv, in t.ritn with Mperiftfations Nn. M)i f.

SOU, T01 and Mi'Ht and ccoiiipny-luf drawmvs, will be rr.eived by Hon. Krunk'in RwrvHt, ln-frnor. Chairman Strt'' Offli-e 8t and HuiNHni. Cuin-fnuilon. Kcuive Chimher, Capitol, Al-hiv.

untiJ oclova Fmiern VumJaril Tlniri Tue.Jy, Nuvcinoer 12, IV. "9 Prooosals shall be aecompanfed bv fortified enecfc nt money d-tit of the amount of th eid BmreMtul bid-Hera w.ll he required to stve a h-uni in the Mtm of Ao o( the amount ef the contrart. lravlfig aa apsSailcsUi-n ny be hattan, plot 100x100 on Willow Mary Calente of Brooklyn, plot 40 xlOO, on Cypress Elizabeth Graven of Manhattan, plot 80x100, on Buchanan st; Joyce Densey, Manhattan, plot 40x100, on Franklin Betty Ransom of Brooklyn, plot 40x100 on Jerusalem ave. The buyers are women it will be noticed. ST.

ALBANS BUILDING SOLD. Frank J. Magerle. Inc. sold for Edwin Mayer the two-story business store property with store on the ground floor and two lamines above, located at 113-39 Farmers St.

Albans, to a client who will occupy the store for his own purpose. Jo. seph Goerllch sold through the office of Frank J. Magerle, a plot of six lots of 120 feet frontage on the west side of 243d st, 40 feet. north of Caney Rosedale, L.

I to a client, who will improve the land with tax payers. JACKSON HEIGHTS LEASES. The Queensboro Corporation leased garden apartments at Jack' son Heights to Earl A. Bell, Thomas J. McGrath, Forrest Thompson, George J.

Miller and Byron R. Houser. ADDS TO ACREAGE. George Tompkins as broker sold for F. R.

Jennings of Fairfield a tract of land to Robert Flack. The purchase adjoins the eastern boundary of property Mr Flack recently purchased through the same broker. Adjacent are the estates of Luther L. Blake and H. B.

Stoddard. ASTORIA MORTGAGE LOAN, Jack Halperin placed a loan of $50,000 for H. Klein on 343 Stelnway Astoria. The loan was arranged with a New York City savings bank. BAY RIDGE" DEALS.

A. R. Olson Company sold for H. Goodson the one-family brick dwelling, 6820 Bay Cliff Terrace: for Helen Olsen. the two-famllv semi-detached house 6821 Narrows for John Kerl, the one-family DrlcK dwelling known as S84 19th for William Milliner the two.

family semi-detached house 6820 Narrows for Gustave Dahl strom, the one-family detached dwelling 1138 81st and for Jonas Heights Corporation, the two-fam ily brick house 1149 72d st. Charles F. Cornell, chairman of the committee in charge, let it be known today that the silver Jubilee meet of Stuyvesant High School will be held at the 102d Engineers Armory. 163th st. and Broadway, Manhattan.

Saturday evening, Dec. 7. The Indoor carnival has been a fixture for 25 j-ears and special ar rangements are belncr prepared to make the cominpr event far superior in every way to the previous offerings. HOTFIJ5 AND UPSORTP AT' ANTIC CITY. HOTEL RALEIGH St Charles Near Beach ATLANTIC CITY, N.

J. Canartty 800. A good table and home comfort alwaya prevail Wrtta for O0ok)et Ownership Manntement. BCHOENTHAL WUtlSCH AFTER l.FGAI, NOTICES. SUPREME COURT, KINOS t'OTJNTY In the matter of the application of Hensie C.

Curti lor an order diS'-o'ving her marriage with Robert Cwrtts. To Hubert Citrtts: Pleaae take notice that pursuant to an order ol Justice James A. Dunne, da'etl the mh day of September, 1923. and md in the oil ire o' the Clerk ol ne County of Klr.R, by which It appeara that the aia Bessie u. curtis has exerciser due dill frence in making search to discover evi dence whether cr not you are living, am that no such evidence haa been found, and that you have absented yourac'l tor mure than five vni lat pt with out beina known to the sa3 Bessie Curtis to be living durlni thai time, and that the said C.

Curtis tl.eves you to be dead, a hearing will be held at Part. II, Special Term, of the Suprvroe Court. Kings county, in trie Boroueh or tirnokivn. City of New York, on the Vth day nt November, 1929. at ten o'clock In the forenoon of tha day.

or aa oon there after as counsel may be heard, at which time proof of the alleicuUann in the petition snail be heard and an anDhcation made for an order dtsohlng the marnattt neiween v. curtis ano Koucn Curtis. Dated, New York. Beptemh-r i. 193.

WARD I. WILLIAMS. AUutrev lor Petitioner. Office and Post on.ee Adiress. 21? Broadwnv, Boicugh ol Mauauun, Nw Yorkk City.

al2- th File No 3277, 1028. THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OP NPW YORK, by Trace of Ood. free and Independent lo Daniel C. Lyons. 22 South Havliand South Nfirwalk.

Jnhn Lvoin, BelWoomir. County Cork. Ireland; Maraaret McCarthy, ft! Monroe Norwood, Mass Marv South Mtn tt Cohasset, Abbie I veins, Wyekoft Brnoklvn, N. Union fn dt'mnit Company, 100 Maidf-n Lane. Ne York Cttv.

Send grertimi; WhercHS, C. Lyons, who re.itdrs nt No. '22 Smith Hsvtland South Norwalk, has presented his account as administrator ol Anna Winblade, deceased, I ate I rrsiding at No. SS Wyckofl st In the Borouifh vt Brooklyn, Count of Klna-a, Citv and State of New York, and a petition praying that hi account mar be Judicially (tettlcd. Now, therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County ol Kinvn.

to be held at the Hull cf Records In the Count of Kings, on the loth day of Octo-her. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, ahv such ftcttleinent should Dot be had. In testimony whereof, we have canted the seal of our said Surro gate's Court to be hereunto emid. Witness, Hon. GeorK (L ft i Albert Wing-ate, Surrogate of our aatd County, at the Bor-outfh of BrooSivn.

in the aid County, the 25th day of Sep tember. 1f20. JOHN MrCOOKY. Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court. lon-it-th THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OP NFW York, by the grace of Ood fre and Inde-nendent To Kurt Wilde.

Herta THrhner, Oustnva Kruger, Anna Irrn, Johanna SchefTsky, Ciuslava Hchroerter, PnuU Al. Lutse Hrhrens, Orphans Hnme of Orw-f-akL Horn for Hablei. Hedwlg Oamhe. Hedwlg Lange, City Magistrate of the City of Ortefiwald. Hamilton Ward Eq Attorney General of Uie BtaU vt Nt York.

Send greeting: Where i. Utrmao Rtchter and Julius Lehrenkrauaa. who reeide reapecttely at No. 2122 Avenue and No. l''j ProRpert place, both in the borough of Brooklyn.

City of New York, have prewn'e their account aa necutora of ERNST LANoU deceased, lately residing at No 7M Broadway, In the Borough of Brooklyn, county of Kings. City and Stat ol New York, and a petition praying that account mas be ludtcally aettied. Now, therefore, yon and eaeh of ymt art hereby fifed to show cauae before our Surrogate' I Curt of the cmnty of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 4th day of November. 1929. at fen o'clock tn tha forenoon, why such settlement ahouid, uot be had.

In testimony whereof we have caused the seat of our aald iirrwct'i Court to he hereunto pflied. WttnrM, Hon. George Albert fU I witif.iU. Surrogate of our said Count at the B'mush of ntofclvw, la the said County, tha 2nd day of 0-toer, U29. JOHN H.

McCOOEY. Or Of the Surrogate's- Court. O.V4t-th AT A SPECIAL TERM PART I OP THE Supreme Court of the state of New Tot, ae4 1A at iui U.e Cuuul tX tUttaS SIIV.VANlilNKS AND SILLIVAH Ol VTV. DREAMLAND FARM YSKRIKr. V.

OiJfti A. I th Yr svstcr til rorni. Botlet. ASnt'RV PARK. i- FDUCtX FAIL AND W.MTTP PAJTS NfAV ATLANTIC CITY.

MONARCH OF THE BOARDWALK ATLANTIC CITY EUROPEAN PLAN afittC ROOMS VUJ BATHS ATLANTIC CITY.N. J. Hahll.rd fur Silt Ir.irs. I tin nr.an and iilk. I Nrw Fireproof lliillillnt.

1 I Pill KATf Vw IN IHITT- I (israie WSI ItK J. HI -nr. Ine. LORAINE HOTEL St. Charles ri.

at Hoanlwala. sratet lialhfl. rnrxreilct h.inKsrian cniMiie. Hprcial Intt'r rates. Ilmmhlce atmus I'luM'e.

L. PoiroiK. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

Tor M.n"!i. Ht and 4ASS.U UI SETTH. IN'CM UIN'a I.KKKSHTRES. The Vivid Colors tif autumn ftilinse are aiilow on the inmintainslde. Conic for a fall vacation.

Coif, tennis, mountain trails. Write for folder. The Northfield Eatt Northfield, Mass. Hrrk.hlre Inn. (.1.

ftarrlnilen. Anurlfwi P'an N'Tiniil Visit tlie PKRKSiitRKS this Autumn. NnlMII i in nrienurst i i a i vnecrrui So ploatont thrill on flrit awakening in a char ful bedroom of the Carolina Hotel. Friendly lunlight streaming througfi open windows. A whole day of pleasure to anticipate.

Delicious meals. 5 famous golf courses (with) new grass tees), polo, riding, outdoor sports at their best. A brilliant" throng at the Pinehulit Country Club. Bridge, theotre at night, luxurious ina opens Oct. aS booklet or rav.nrationa, address G.n.r.l Oftic.

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tri'lwuitMv lilp psrt or tune tlauugtl CleMtfle4 VAT Ft W( WW I I nrrunGe to come; lUiinLv.yira i i i i 1 1 IP I i I VA 7A iSHHi'tiiA rir VI XIX i ye vv VX. dancing S. Carol if game: IRREGULAR OPENING. Nlm- Spiel- Nim- Splel- xowttsr-h. mann.

aowttsch. niann. White. Black. White.

Black. 1 P-K3 P-K4 3 R-B8eh K-Kt2 3P-Q111 37 R-Kt5 ch K-B 3 P-K5 38 R-KKt6 R-7 4 Kt-CH Kt-B3 39R-B." QH-B7 SKt-KtO P-54 40R-K17 K-Kt 8 PxP KtxP 41 RlB5nBP RxPch 7 Kt-B3 KI-U3 42 RxR K-B8 ch 8 R4 43 K-B2 KxR 9 Kt-Q4 B-Q2 44 R-Kt5 P-B6 1DKUKI BxKt 45 RxP R-KK8 11 B-Kli ij OJ 46R-BSch K-Kt3 12 3xB QxB 47 K-Kt3 R-QHB 13QxQrb PxJ 48 K-B2 R-KR8 14P-CKI 49 K-K3 R-R6 ch 15B-K12 U-K15 50 K-Q4 P-B7 18 BxKt 51 RxP RxP ch 17 3xB R-8 52 K-B3 K-Kt4 18 Cum)'-? KR-Q 53 K-K13 R-R8 ch 19 P-E3 1.1-Q4 54 R-B3 R-R4 21 BxP SxqP 53P-R4ch K-KI3 21 B-Q4 l'-KB4 56 R-KI3 K-KI2 PxP PxP 57R-Kt7ch K-Kt3 23 BxP R-QB 58R-KI8ch K-K12 24P-CKt StxKP 59 P-R5 K-R2 D5 BKt RxB 60K-R4 K-Kt2 26 C.R-K 61 R-Kt7 ch K-Kl 27 RxP R-GJ7 62 P-R6 K-R 28 R-K7 P-R4 83 P-KtS K-Kt 29 R-H7 QR-Kt7 64 R-K7 R-KI4 SOR-KlV K12 65 P-Kt6 R-Kt 31 P-R3 I.R-QH7 B6 R-Kl4ch 32 R-KI5 K-Kt3 67 K-B8 fc-Kt3 ch 33 R-KB P-B4 68 K-B5 R-Kt 34 R-B4 P-B5 69 K-Q6 R-Q ch 3i P-KR4 R-R7 70 K-K8 Reaigm For the past two years Owen Alden Kirkland has been one of the mainstays of the shock-absorbing front of the Poly Prep football eleven, and the campaign Just launched finds him the same Rock of Gibraltar. When the Blue and Gray captured the Brooklyn championship In 1927 and repeated last season, the 17-year-old 198-pounder figured conspicuously In the feats. Kirkland has never been given the credit he deserves, because he Is not of the flashy type, but a good consistent workman, who was Retting in effective licks thai were overshadowed by the spectacular scintillating of a high powered backf.eld. Owen is an ideal linesman, impregnable on the defense, a master at opening up holes on the offense, a dandy Owen Kirkland.

at taking out and providing interference and deadly tackier. He is a lad who refuses to be out-generaled. Owen has also been valuable to Poly In basketball as a varsity guard for one year and a crack point in lacrosse for three campaigns. He is also a smart baseball player, but gave it up for lacrosse. The boy's ability has not gone unrecognized at Dyker Heights.

He was awarded the Princeton Cup for excellence in athletics in 1028, and last spring re ceived the Columbia Cup for having a consistently high rating in his studies while engaging in athletics Kirkland Is a popular lad as is attested by the fact that he has served as president of the second, third, fourth and fifth forms. He is affiliated with the student council, Blue Key, Oasis and Alpha Iota Epsilon fraternity. He is a nephew of Owen E. Houghton, noted years ago as a track, basketball and base ball luminary at Manual Training High School. Announcement was made today by the Rev.

J. J. Brown, athletic director of Brooklyn Prep, that the score of the football game with St. Francis Prep last Saturday should be recorded as 21 to 0 Instead of 19 to 0. as originally reported.

Father Brown explained that he had asked Referee Darby for an Interpretation and understood the official to aay that it was a touchback and not a safety. Father Brown had occasion to discuss other matters with Ref erce Darby and the misunderstanding was corrected, the arbiter ruling that the play should have been scored as a safety. Therefore. Corines, Brooklyn Prep end, i entitled to two points, as It was he who tackled a St. Francis back be hind his own goal line.

At a recent meeting of the Gen eral Organization. R. Nicholas was chosen captain or the Marquand School cheering squad, and Woes-ner and Buckley were named his assistants. Nicholas is a dependable member of the Maroon's baseball and swimming aggregations. a Because his double duties conflicted, Milton Weinsteln, captain of the Erasmus Hall cheering squad.

has resigned as manager of the cross country team. Coach Joe Scar lets has appointed Frank Brenner to sueeeed Weinstein. Brenner has the necessary experience as he served as assistant manager of the track team last season and hat been elevated to the same post to which he has been assigned with tne narrier forces. Bill Pricher ot 8t Paul's School, is being heralded as the premier punter in the scholastic football ranks on Long Island. Bill gave a remarkable exhibition of kicking In the Brooklyn Prep cam and re peated hts educated toe stunts against Jamaica last Saturday.

Pricher ts also a clever lad at running with th oval. mil Frank Marshall Back. After an absence of nearly three months In Europe, Frank J. Marshall, the United States chess champion, returned yesterday with Mrs. Marshall on board the steamship Homeric of the White Star Line.

On July 19 last he sailed from New York in order to participate in the great international chess masters' tournament at Carlsbad, where, owing to ill health, he failed to come up to the expectations of his friends and finished in the second division in a field of 22 competitors. However, for his game with Sir George Thomas of England, whom he defeated, he received one of the brilliancy prizes. After finishing at Carlsbad ho spent some time in Paris, and from there went to Tunis in North Africa, where he spent nearly three weeks and played considerably against Arab onponcnts. These he found to be skilled players. A set of bronze chessmen, the handiwork of natives, was presented to him.

Returing to Paris, he waited there three weeks before he could obtain passage to this country. Undefeated at Barcelona. Neither Jose R. Capablanca nor Dr. 8.

Tartakower lost a game In the International tournament at Barcelona, the former being easily first, however. His only draw was with the second prize winner. All told there were eight prises, and Miss Vera Menchik of Hastings participated in the eighth. The final standing: Toull. Pleverf.

W. I. D'n. W. L.

Cspablance 11 1 13' Ttriakower 9 5 11'? 2t, one io a a 3 MonlkMlU A 3 Rey 7 4 3 fi'a 5'i Oolmayo A 4 4 8 8 Yetee 4 6'i Mtnchtk 4 4 8 1 7 Vllardebo 5 5 4 7 7 Marin 2 8 8 5 9 Holer 1 Ihm 3 8 3 4Mi Vi AullT 10 3 3 11 Pont 10 4 3 11 Torm 1 11 2 2 13 (tampions Strike Out. By taking the 12th game of the championship match, which opened the series at Berlin, Dr. Alexander Alekhine reached a total of six wins, without which It is not possible to become victor in the present struggle for premier world honors. Had the same conditions obtained at Berlin which governed the plsy at Buenos Aires, where Joss R. Capablanca yielded the crown, this match would have been at an end.

Although the champion, by scoring the half dozen, met a part of the conditions, he had at that time still to add 7i points to his total before claiming his reward. Tho.se points may be made up either by winning games outright or by drawing, thereby increasing hts score half a point at a time. For Bsgcljubow this state of affairs presents a well nigh insurmountable obstacle. However, he is not the one to be easily discouraged; in fact, he proceeded to win the 13th game. It was by a fluke, to be sure, but it counted nevertheless.

The two aaes In question were Chess Problem No. 861. BY J. PALUZIE, BARCELONA. Black 10 Pieces.

i ti- White 11 Pieces. Whit to play and matt In two moies. White on QK on QKt7; on QH3 and K2: on QR7 and Hi: Kt on QB3 and KM; on QH2. KKt3 and KR3. Black an KB6: on KKt; on QB3 and on K5 and KB: Kt on on H7.

KB4 and KKt4. Mrs. Roope's 85 Leads Senior Women Golfers Mrs. a. H.

Roope of the Brae Burn Country Club, Boston, led the field in pursuit of the senior women's golf crown over the Westchester Country Club course in Rys yesterday. She scored an 85, which was one stroke better than the card turned in by Miss Georgianna Bishop of Brooklawn, the defending champion and three times winner of this tournament. The summaries: Mrt. O. H.

Rood, 45 40 8i Mtas Q. Btshop, Brookhaven 43 44 86 Mm. 8. S. Laird Westbury 43 44 7 Mrs.

C. Downay, Sptlngtleld, Man 41 47 90 Mrs. L. Dubois, Wee 48 45 1 Mrs. M.

Paternon, Westchester 4a 44 92 Mrf. S. JadwtA, UunUnclon Bay 48 48 92 Mrs. W. C.

Johnson, Braeburn 41 46 tJ Mri. E. Sulci. WhMlluf, W. Va.

4 45 3 Vr. R. T. Reid. Cleveland 51 43 Mrs.

II. Halsell, Sleep? lloUo 49 47 Oe Mrs. F. Brooks, 50 47 97 Mrs. W.

Perry. Palrflcld 81 47 Mia. W. C. Denlson.

Cleveland 53 47 1011 Mrs. M. rr.vne. Uarkeniwck 4 44 102 Mr. H.

Knliht. oil ton. Ma 4tl 54 103 Mrs. O. Thomas, 53 51104 Mrs 8.

a. Btundaga, Pumo- nok 53 53108 Mrs. R. Parson, 60 4 lot Mrs. II.

Rldnhorh. Woodwajf 54 63107 Mrs. J. Maxwell. Marlon 68 49107 Mrs.

C. r. Cehelacker. Areola 58 52108 Mra. R.

Klsaam, Apawamis 53 66 109 Misa P. Bchwariualder, Maho- Pc 52 58110 Mrs. P. Jawin, Huntington BiT 54 54111 Mrs. O.

Montgomery, Kngle- wood 81 91111 Mrs. R. OlllespU, 5611 Mrs. O. MoClaUand, Apt- wamtl 6A 54114 Mrs.

Oatrdatr, 5s 116.