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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE HOME TALK-THE STAR SECTION, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1932 9 vv nftnriheAirtmCTrtrerEat Hossekecpfiif fteomt 68 tarnished Rooms Snap Judgment A Sermon by the Alfred W. Price, Rector of St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Dyker Heights av Rldsa rooms. Dot water itna hot; OXeary. a sot gth Av.

38. Ridge 150 5th 3-3-4 saodera elevator epertanents: aleetrolua. Incln crater: block from aubway. Bar Ridte rooma. bath, brat, decorated: eubvay block; S44: floe outlook nil 3d Ave.

Bay Ridee 34 73d 4 rooma. bath; hot water mpply; rent $32. Apply Bupt on premieea. Cyclone Cagers Trim Le Roy by 19 to 8 The Cyclones 8. A.

C. basketball team defeated the LeRoys ID to 8. On Tuesday the Cyclones will play "Red Solaman'a New York Klwanls team at P. S. 128 at 7:30 p.m.

and immediately after the Wacutas. Wednesday at the same time and ple.ee they meet the Jewish Center of the Fast Side. The lineup: i House Erected in 1643 Still Stands as Landmark On Gravesend Neck Road Old Hicks-Platt Home Besieged by Indians 2M Years Ago, Tradition Says Sturdy Construction Defies Ravages of Time Nearly hidden from the street by the heavy shrubbery of many years' growth, the old Hicks-Platt house, on Graves-end Neck Road near Gravesend stands In the center of a square, once an Indian stockade, which marked the boundaries of the original 'Bay Ridge 314 Senator 4 rooma; all conveniences: reasonable: block aubway. Bedford 14414 and i rooma. lit: mj all improvementa.

"By thy words thou shalt be justified and by thy words thou shalt be condemned." Matthew Every one knows the value and Importance of well-chosen words, the timely remark, the careful and accurate retort, the apt simile and the: Moody was born. Mrs. Anderson is also proud of the antiques with, which the old house is fhled. The city recently acquired a portion of Mrs. Anderson's property on which to make a playground for P.

S. 95, at Gravesend, Neck Road and Van Sicklen St. Mayor Walker assured Mrs. Anderson personally that the old house would not be touched In the building of the playground. The landmark derives its nam from the owners who lived titer before Mrs.

Anderson. Classon Ave. 4 beautiful roomi: near sub-' way, Botanie Garden; rent $28: 110 aU lowance for janitor aervlce. AMbaeea- doi 3-0617. 'fvbush 406 Oraveaend 4 rooma: new 2-famllr.

brick; $33. Windsor S-6775. Port Hamilton Parkway. 6314 3 rooma; improvementa: sal. electric free; 22; aubway.

Fort Hamilton Parkway. 7003 6 rooma and bain, $35, Tel. ATlantle a-74S. 4v OEL8TON 314 Up-to-date 3-4-room apartments: reaeon- aoie rent, inquire auptc Oelstnn Ave 1 5 rooma, 3-famll ho isa: heat, hot water eear 'round: Oen- ersl glectrte. iv Place.

49 i Shore Road. 70th ere. two rooma; kitchenette: reaaon-anle Ovlnion 4 rooma, bath, steam. hot water all year; parquet floors; now- ly decorated; one block subway. Ovin-ron 237 2 rooms; modern improvements: eood location: reasonable rrm Ovlntin 415 room apart-.

nents: electric refrigeration; newly dft-orated. Ovmt.on 324 3 and 4 rooms, all ccnentences, $40 up. Beintor 234 5 up-to-date rooms, 2-fs -iilv house; $10 allowance care ueat. MASr. 4-3437.

V. 3d 1528 Upper floor 3-famlly houe; all Improvements; heat and hot water furnished: prigldaire; lane light 4 rooms, sun porch; near two subwaya; rent reasonable: Christiana. Williams, PSplenade S-3B03. BROOKLYN OARDEN APARTMENTS 125 4th Ave. (between 23d and 24th 8U.I Rooma, 137 to $53.

trletly modern cross ventilation: land-araoed garden, playground: schools, trolley: one block subway Huguenot 4-3331. Parlor floor and basement, rooms: oil modern Improvementa. Telephone BN-dlcott 1-5470. 313 51ST ST. 9 rooms and bath.

Bay Ridge, all $35 4 rooma and bath, Bay Ridge, all $40 5 rooms and bath. Bay Ridge, all $45 rooma and bath, Bay Ridge, all $50 KRAFT BROS. 003 8th Ave. SHort Road 6-4006 in others. No one is hopelessly bad and who are we to judge? There is always some redeeming quality below the surface.

Jesus called weak, vacillating Peter a rock. Sand would have described him better. But Jesus saw beneath the surface of his human frailty and built upon his potentials for good. Jesus gave him a reputation before he won it. He called him a rock and Peter later proved to be one.

In every man there are potentials for good and evil. Leonardo da Vinci took for a model of his Chrlstus a young man whose face reflected the light and character of the Master. Years later when Da Vinci painted the figure of Judas he looked around for a person who had the characteristics of Judas. That person whom he found was, strange to say, the selfsame man who nad posed for the artist during the painting of the Christ head. Yes, In evejy man there are potentials for good and evil.

Once when John Wesley was walking down a street of London he saw a man helplessly intoxicated, lying in the gutter. "There." said Wesley, "but for the grace of God, lies John Wesley." Yes, we would curb our tongue this new year, and be more charitable. Remembering that our words reflect our personality and it Is by our words that we are to be judged; for from the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaketh." Gravesend Village two centuries ago. The quaint Dutch house, with its gabled roof, ivy-covered front and two-feet thick masonry, stands in the shadow of a great, modern public school building. The house has been altered to a considerable extent within the last 200 years, but its solid stone walls and sturdy beams, which show the marks ot the axe, remain the same as in the days it withstood Indian attacks.

Some of the window panes have attained those peculiar tints that- extreme- age bestows upon glass. Mrs Annie M. Anderson, who lives in the historic house with her granddaughter of the same name, declares she has traced the origin of the dwelling as far back as 1643. Lady Deborah Moody, one of the patentees of the old village of Gravesend and the first woman magistrate in Brooklyn, had the house built in 1643, according to Mrs, Anderson. Lady Moody, history tells us, was one of the earliest "feminists" in the new world.

She is said to have been a niece of Oliver Cromwell, and came to Gravesend with a small body of English Quakers. She had not been wanted in Salem. because, Governor Wlnthrop said, she was "a wise and anciently religious woman, but taken with the error ot denying baptism to Infants." Having been of assistance to Governor Stuyvesant, Lady Moody was Invested with the right to perform many of the functions of a magistrate, and was the dominant force among the settlers in Gravesend. According to Mrs. Anderson, she gave Quakers, abused by the Dutch, the privilege of worshipping In her house in 1655, A quit claim for the land on which the house stands was bought from the Indians when the general patent for Gravesend was obtained from Governor Kieft In 1645.

The redskins surrendered their rights to the tract of land for a gun, a kettle, and a blanket. During the Revolutionary War the homestead served as a hospital for some of Washington's soldiers who were wounded in the Battle of Long Island. A farmer lad is supposed to have spied the British warships in Gravesend Bay from his perch atop a nearby barn. Charles A. Ditmas, president of the Kings County Historical Society, doubts whether the house was built as long ago as 1643.

Admitting that it was probably built within an Indian stockade, iie believes its architecture dates it as having beem put up shortly after the year 1700 by the Van Sicklen family. Mrs. Anderson, however, is firm In her conviction that Lady Moody built it. She is proud of the fact that she was born in Kent. Enalnnrl within five minutes' walking dls- tance of the place in Essex, lust 'cross the border, where Lady 1 1 i 1 The HOME TALK-STAR is now published by and issued with the Brooklyn Daily Eagle SUMset is the KEW Telephone Number for.

DHIDflIE TALK Classified Ads Or leave ad at our Main Office 4808 4th Avenue Home Talk-Item Ads Must Be Received by 3 P.M. Tuesday Home Talk-Star Ads Must Be Received by 3 P.M. Thurstlay 52d 650 Nicely furnished room, ell conveniences; reasonable. 52d 523 Housekeeping rooms, 1, clean, ooay. 8 Unset 6-1574.

52d 7342 large rooma, twin beds; bath, heat; 2-famlly house. aiid 632 Attractne loom suitable 1 or reasonable; also single room. 52d 340 Large room for light housekeeping: 65. 54th 539 Front and baek parlor, suitable 2 gentlemen or couple; also hall room: reasonable. 54th 526 Parlor room for halt-room end 3 housekeeping rooma.

54th 442 Hall room with ateam. hot water and telephone; reasonable. 54th 872 Furnished romnfor i or lady, old gentleman. Carlsen. 64th 248 Large double front room.

65; single hall room, 53. 56th 3172 light housekeeping rooma. all improvements; A-l condition. 56th 37S (Corner 4th Ave. (Splendid; steam heated front room, close to oath, always hot water.

64; Scandinavian ram Hnlfr 56th 740 Large, light front room. auitable business couple; privileges; light housekeeping gentlemen. 56th 465 2 rooms, regular parlor, suitable for 3 gentlemen; ateam and hot water, rent reasonable. 57th 323 Nicely furnished room, pri-va'e family; steam, hot water; 63 50; up-atjlrs. SUnset 6-0221.

57tn 235 Two furnished rooms and kitchen; all Improvements; 66 weekly. 58th 560 Largehaflroom, sUaaheat. telephone; reasonable. 58th 459 Large cheerful room for 1 or all jmprovemen ta S8Lh St heated: 422 Large, eomfortable room, near subway; reasonable. 58th 340 Large room, one-two gen-tlemen; heat, hot water.

58th 615 3 rooms, luht housekeep-lng; married or single: real kitchen. 39th 480 Hall room with steam heat, not, water, sj; ooara, iu. 59th S35 Neat, cosy hall room, with tirav, near ransii; maonaDIC Oth 471 Large, air; room; suitable 60th 820 Comfortable room for two; modern apartment; block subway; 67. 60tb 706 Comfortable room. 1-2; steam, hot water; subway.

Hansen. 61st 544 Furnished room, private house; very reasonable. Inquire basement. 61st 213 Sunny front room, couple or 2 men; steam; reasonable. 63d 435 Furnlahed housekeeping apartment, front parlor and bedroom; 2 or 3 men or business couple.

63d 464 One or two rooms, heat, hot water, pcterooro 0-2111. e6th S31 Coxy room, near bath: heat, snower; continuous hot water; reason-able. 67th 246 Large front room for 1. a iso rooms suuaoie lor Jignt nouseneep-Ing; heat, hot water; reasonable. 67th 242 8 team -heated room; all conveniences; 84.

68th 244 Apt. D-4; large room, new H8 blocks from subway; nenr Ridge Boulevard. CLoverdale 6-1190. 68th 1100 1 or 2 rooms; garage; all Improvements, Including gas and electric; reference. 68th 171 Large, light room for one.

Arntsen. 70th 165 Near Ridge Boulevard; fur-nlshed room: all Improvements. 70th 823 Cosy furnished room, orivate entrance. Sandal. ettb 71st.

654 Large nicely furnished room, all conveniences; near subway: reasonable. 71st 671 Large front room; steam, hot water; privileges; woman. 71st 245 room. Nice, clean, comfortable 71st St 227 2-3 rooma, heat, electric, hot water; aeparate entrance. 72d 845 Front parlor and bedroom, nicely furnished, with steam, hot water and bath; $8 weekly 72d 801 Apt.

D-4: nicely furnished front room, adjoining bath separate entrance: new apartment; 1 or 2. 7 2d 538 Hall room, bath; hot water private: transit; phone. 72d 214 Large, nicely furnished hall room; steam, bath, telephone: private. 72d 314 Large single room; ateam; convenient to bath, shower; 64. 73d 421 Cosy heated room, off bath; continuous hot water; reasonable.

72d 212 One-two-room furnished conveniences: also single room. 72d 421 Cozy heated room oil bath; hdt water; aubway; reasonable. 73d 415 Top floor; 1-2 cozy rooms, use of kitchen; 1-2 ladies; heat, hot water; reasonable; references. SHore Road 6- 134. alter 7.

73d 1122 Comfortable 1-3 rooms; housekeeping; garage optional. BEach-view 2-2320. 74th 413 Room, steam heat, hot water shower; near subway; gentleman. 74th 260 Cheerful room, private house; not water heat: reasonable. 75th 47 Nicely furnished sunny room; frivtte; conveniences; garage.

ATlanUc -3828. 78th 281 Nice room, home comforts: private; every convenience: reasonable; Christiana. 76th 649 Comfortable room; all conveniences. SHore Road 6-3652. 76TH St.

8unny room; block with sub-way; private house. ATlantle 5-4351. 77th 40 Apt. C-l: room, nicely furnished; conveniences; gentleman; aub way corner. 77th 966 Large room, near subway and bus; all conveniences.

78th 3471 or 2 rooms; hot water, heat; very convenient; block subway. 79th 518 Isecond floor) Comfortable room adjoining bath; private entrance; teiepnone. 79th 350 Large and small rooms, neatly furnished: near subway. 80th 607 Nicely furnished room, private home; all conveniences: refined gentleman. 80th 81..

251 Furnished room, with or without board; all improvements. 80th 434 Large, small, comfortable rooms; private adult family: subway; S4. Both 427 Purnished room adjoining bath; steam, hot water. ATlantic 5-2131. 81st 259 Large cozy room, steam, shower, garage.

SHore Road 6-4434. 84th 829 Purnished room; business couple; use of kitchen; all conveniences. 85th 481 1-2 furnished rooms; steam; subway DiocK. ATlantic b-osui. 85th 840 (first floorl Beautifully fur- iiinucv mm, WH.iiiKiwn.

muic Road 8-7429. 85th 662 Cosy room, suitable 1-2; private house; near transit. 85th 461 Nice furnished room; steam, hot water: near aubway. Strom. 85th 280 Large, small, clean, $8 up; block subway; exceptional.

86th 249 Nice, comfortable room for gentlemen; conveniences; private home. 87th 377 Corner 4th; cozy front room; 1-2 or couple; light housekeeping optional; private entrance. Aaman. 88th 346 Sunny room, private house; references: near aubway. ATlantle 5-0641.

89th 273 Large aunny Irons room; conveniences: subway: reasonable. embke. BOgardua 4-3046. S2d 92S Nice warm room: all eon-veniencea; orivate house; garage optional. 93d 378 Comfortably furnished front room; conveniences; outside; at subway; reasonable.

94th 273 Light, heated roort; block subway; reasonable. 95th 238 2 adjoining rooms: improvements; 1-2 gentlemen; top bell. Bay 8th 64 Nicely furnished room; all Improvements. BEach View 2-B196. Bar Ridge S21 Beautiful room, auitable for.

reasonable. Port Hamilton Parkway. 8220 Large room, next bath, reasonable. Apartment 1-3. ATlantic S-0893.

Ovlngton 359 Large, small room: all Improvements; Mock subway. ATlantic 5-4633. Ovlngton 874 Pront room, alcove; also hsll SHore Road 6-5045. Senator 536 Attractive, neatly furnished room, private family; one appreciating clean homelike aurroundlngs; subway 3 blocks. Reed.

Middle-aged woman will share 3 -room aoartment, business or Invalid lady. 188 8th over drygooda store. Walling. 40th 6t. 434 3 furntihctt room, bedroom.

dining room, kitchen, bth. te.m, hot vicer; io. 50th 444 Room (or 1-2; imli room, 3. BUnsrt 6-1448. Slat 330 Two largo rooma, cooking, ST; team.

Ulophono. Slat 36S One lftrgt light -house taping room lor coupie; ateam neat. Slat 8c, 417 3 rooma and kitchen, for coupia. gentleman; also baiemtnt 52D 642 TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN; FURNISHED. UNFURNISHED; ALL IMPROVEMENTS.

53d 557 3 room, (or light housekeeping near subway; rent raaaonable; also room. 53d 331 3 rooms, regular kitchen, bedroom, heist; quiet; alto hallroom. 54th 541 Front parlor with bftartom: redecorated, heat, hot water; reasonable. 54th 353 Sunny room and kitchen; steam heat, hot water; subway. 55th 354 3 cosy housekeeping rooms, regular Itttchen; all conveniences; reasonable.

55th 431 3 housekeeping reasonable; near subway. SHore Road 6-8065. 56th 465 2 (urnished rooma. regular kltcben; all ateam and hob water; rent reasonable. 56th 315 One or two housekeeping rooms, all improvementa.

heat. Peterson. 57th 348 3 nice, clean rooma. com plete nouKtfcpuu; express sub way, reasonable. 57th 440 Large room, auitable couple; heat, hot water, teiepnone.

ao. 58th 362 Front parlor and bedroom; jignt nouseaeeping; steam neai; near subway express. 50th 417 Parlor and bedroom; light housekeeping: all conveniences. 60th 336 Singles, 63.50 up; doubles. 7-SB: nouacKecping; exprcaa auoway.

61st 250 2 rooma, kitchen, furnished (or housekeeping; au conveniences: 'ea-aonable. 61st 516 Two cosy rooma (or couple; running wa ter. SUnact 6-3 129; 13 lit 538 Large room and kitchen; also pa nor Deo room; snows wiaprone. 63d 439 Large room and kitchenette; reasonable; moway. anore woaq p-bubd.

63d 4271-2 rooma, nicely furnished; an tccommoaauona: near auowav. 65th 1040 Beautiful furnished room, kitchen; auitaaue iaay; au radio; near aubway; 85. Apply upper floor. 60th 142 2 modern rooms and kitchen; inclosed porch; private street entrance; phone; continuous hot aler; reasonable. 72d 532 Two nicely furnished rooms.

steam, continuous not water; leiepnonet convenient subway; reasonable, 72d 534 2-3-room furnished apart ments, bath, heat, private teiepnone. Bontekeeplnf Rooms 68 72d 318 a housekeeping rooma; heat, gas, electric, hot water; afl. 76th 311 Dining room, bedroom, real kitchen; tuba, ranee, coal; linen, diahpu, gai, electric supplied; 010 weekly. 79th 246 Two furnlahed rooms, kitchenette, reasonable. Slat fit.

1262 Large neatly furnished, homelike room; also 3 rooma. bath; mod- ern improvementa; very reasonable; private, quiet home; near transits. BBach-View 2-7941. S2d 630 First floor front; comfortably furnished room; ateam; reasonable; gentleman. MLh 513 2 cozy rooms, kitchen, steam, hot water, telephone; reasonable.

03d 2692 furnished rooms, private bath; all conveniences; $8 weekly. SHore Road 5-4882. Buy Ridge 348 3 rooms, reasonable; heat, hot water, electric, rbj. Furnished Booms 9 3d 8818 Large sunny front room, heat ad; suitable separate entrance. 3d 6954 Furnished room.

4th 5816 Large room; ateam. hot water; own entrance; subway. Bakke. 4th 6909 Furnished room, all Improvements; handy all transit. Anderson.

4th 5704 (Apt. Bt Coty room, i-2; phone, subway reasonable. 5th 7624 Front room, bedroom, suitable couple: 2 friends; near subway. SHore Road 5-7360. Hagen.

5th 6713 Nice clean room, steam heat; call after 6. Jesby. 6th 7913 Large beautifully furnished room in private house: phone and all modern conveniences; near subway. 6th 5300 Room for ladyJ AnKer. Oth 7415 Neatly furnished room with all Improvements.

SHore Road 6-6382. 8th 371 Furnished room and kitchenette; also single room; 83; board optional. 14th 3252 rooms; heat; near transit; reasonable. SOuth 8-1851. 17th 170 Cozy room, newly decorated; adjoining bath: heat, continuous hot water.

41st 531 Room, furnished, unfurnished; house keeping; improvementa; coupie. busineaa girl, sorgquist, 41st 521 Fine, airy room: beat, bath 42d 766 Sitting room and bedroom. 1 or heat; improvements: reasonable. 43d 464 Large room; al.o hall room; heated; subway; private house; upataira. 44th 457 Front parlor, light housekeeping, running water, steam; auitable two, 45th 3672 rooma, hot water; comfortable; every convenience; reasonable; also single room; gentleman; near subway.

45th 550 Front parlor for 2 or 3. new furniture with piano, steam heat; all Improvements; reasonable. 4ath 428 Nice roome for refined girl or gentleman; improvements; subway. 45th 4502 rooma. light housekeeping; all conveniences; heat, hot water.

46th 420 Front parlor for 2-3; ijeat. hot water; reasonable. 46th 628 Coty, clean front hall room; heat, hot water; 63. Hansen. 48th 535 Furniahed hall room and back parlor for gentleman; heat: reaaon-' able.

48th 513 Comfortable furnished rooms; all Improvements; telephone; gentlemen or ladies. 48th 358 Two nice warm rooma; rent 85. 40th St. 413 Large, small rooma, very reasonable; board optional; new management. 49th 4373 nice rooms, light house, keeping: also front parlor; reasonable.

49th 373 Furnlahed room; steam heat, bath, hot water; 83-50. Berg. 51st 443 Room and board for gentlemen; steam, hot water. 82d 235 Real kitchen, bed room, housekeeping: for two: steam, hoi Water; very clean; weekly. Basement bell.

CYCLONES S. A. 0. Rothfeld, rl. Kelter.

if. Friedman, aslle. ri Messlnas. la. Yeslaw Totala J.K ROYS ISI o.

r. p. .3 0 6 ..0 0 0 4 ..3 1 7 ..1 0 2 ..0 0 0 .1 o. Zeblark. Oantain.

rf. bllrk. Captain, rf. Oslnow, If 4 run, Barbasn, rt u.O Dlllan Ferets, I 0 Totals i Referee Jack Mandel, Majeatlca. Akrons Whip All Saints In Overtime Period The Akrona came from hhinH rn tie All Saints Episcopal church five.

3121, at the end of the regulation time, In an overtime period the Akrons scored ten points and won by a final wore of 31 to 23. The lineup; Akrons I All Saints a. 3 1 7Ctspner 0 0 0 Plshmen 3 0 8 Saundera 1 3 Roes 4 0 8'Farrell a i 7i O. P. P.

4 3 10 3 0 4 0 0 0 4 0S 113 Hornby Brady Nolan Leach Oallesher Gaynor Totals 14 3 311 Totals Referee Morris. 11 23 Prospe tt T' tojert ToY.M.H.A.,39to26 The Prospect Y. M. C. A.

basketball team lost to the South Brooklyn M. H. 39 to 26, Wednesday night on the winner's floor. The lineup: South Brooklyn (39 ij Prospect Park (26) u. r.

r. o. p. p. ZolowUl.lf ,.1 Katnfline ...0 Xfuffton.rt ...5 Weiss 0 Gineold.e ...2 Zuekoff.lf ..4 lllmsn.ra ...0 0 2 H.

Tlraoney.lt 1 1 3 0 0 Lyons. rf ,,,.4 0 2 12 Jscklltseh. 0 .0 0 3 1 ..9 I 8 J. Tlmoney.rs 1 2 .4 1 9 Chambers ...0 i .0 1 II 43 4 101 .0 0 ol Sacken Peinberg Total IS 391 TOfal 10 6 28 Nite Hawks Initiate A membership drive will be under way this week by the Nite Hawks Social Club with the initiation of eight new members at the clubhouse, 5212 4th Ave. A new program of athletic activities will also be proposed.

Hugh Olsen is president of the group with Conrad Michelson, vice president: Charles De Rosa, secretary, and George Hoppe, treasurer. Unfurnished Rooms 10 72d 4404 rooms with heat. 38. prl. vale house.

Rooms or Board Wanted 71 Couple want 3 or 4 rooms in private houe; all Improvements; narase: Bay Rldic. Box W-72 Home Talk office. Larea unfurnished room for liaht house keening; heat; SIS. Box K-728, Home Talk. Personal It JUSTICE OP PEACE, Muller 930 Washington Hoboken, handlea personal matters confidentially.

Write, eall per-sonally. Tel. HOboken 3-24(4, Will any parson who witnessed accident on Oct. 13. 1931.

at 18th Ave. and 83d when a man was killed by a street cleaning truck, please do a humane act, and write Box D-728. Home Talk, as his destitute family requires the information. Lost Found 13 Kevs lost, in leather case. Wednesdsy I a vicinity 86th St.

and 8th 81.. Bay Rldee. Phone SHore Road s-ams Will young woman who picked up pocket-book in 5th Ave. trolley car Wednesday noon at 95th St. please return? Identity known.

4718 8th Ave. Reward. Hob Talk Classification! tad Ratei I Real Estate For 39 Wanted to Buy Sals 40 Plumblne and I Real Estate Poi Sale or Leas Business Property To Let 4 Real Silate for Exchanaa (Real Eattte Wanted Loans and Mortgages I Business Oppor tunities 5 Business Services 9 Awnings and Window 8bades 10 Carpentei and Jobbing II Cement Work 12 Contractora 13 Dumbwaiters 14 Dressmaking 13 Drv Cleaning 16 Exterminating 17 Pishing Trips .8 Purnlture Repairs 19 Hemstitching 20 Iron Works Re paired Ladders ana Poles 22 Locksmiths 23 Masons 24 Mattresses 25 Metal Ceilings 26 Piano Tuning and Repairing 21 Palntera ana Decorators It Parquet Flooring 29 Plumbing EDO Heating 30 Radio Repair 31 Tiling 32 Tinsmiths and Roofers 33 Upholstering 34 Weatherstrip 35 Window Clesnina 36 For Sale Miscel laneous 31 For Sale Miscellaneous Dealera 8 Does Oata. Pet Heating Bnpnlies 41 Coal Agencies 42 Autoa For Sale 43 Autos For Bale Dealers 44 Commercial Autot For Sale 45 Auto Reoatiing 46 Auto Storage 47 Motorcvclea For Sale 48 Oarage To Let 49 Bos IS 50 Instruction 51 Help Wanted Pemale 52 Office HelpPemaie 53 Help Wanted Male 54 Ofllce Helc Maie oo a won Wanted 56 8ltuaiionsWanter Male SI Situations Wanted Female 58 Nurse Midwiva. 59 Purnished Apart.

ments For Rent SO Unfurnished Apia For Rent 61 Aparimeata Wanted 62 Houaes To Let 63 Summer Pisco Rent or Sale 64 Wanted to Rem 65 Moving Storagt 66 Rooms and Board 67 Children Boarded 6B Houeekeeo'ne Rooms 69 Furnished Rooms 70 Unfurnished Rooms 1) Rooma Wanted 72 Personal 73 Lost and Founo 74 Announcement Wednesday or Friday consecutive uniy Editions Word It 41 8t 2t at 161 1-12 8 60 61 16 83.208.70 82.40 84.00 .90 2.64 4 801.05 3 CO 6 00 9-24 .120 3 52 8.40 1 40 4.80 8 011 8.001.75 600 10.00 25-30 .1.50 4.40 31-36 1 80 8.28 9 60 2.10 720 12.00 840 14.00 9 60 16.00 37-42. 2 10 6.16 11.20 2.45 43-48 2.40 7.04 12.801.80 49-54. .2 10 7.92 14 40 3.15 10 80 18.00 3.00 8 80 16.00 3 50 12.00 20 00 Each Additional Words .30 St 1 60 1.20 1.00 When one-time ada are paid fn advance (as to agentai the price la 25o Una. Situations Wanted 10c a line tor I day. 7lo line for 9 consecutive daya.

payable in advance. MIX WORDS TO A LINE TWO LtNB MINIMUM BAT RIDOI OFFICE. 480S 41b A VENUS SUnset 6-8141 Surrogates (File No. 6106. 19311.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Oeorge Albert Wlngate. Surrogate of th County of Kings, notice I hercuy given, according to law. to all persona having claim against ISAAC BERLIN, 'ate of tb County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to uhlDLt the earns, with tb vouchers thereof. the subscriber, at her place of transacting lusl.

ness. at the office of Theodore Wel enken. her attorney, at 36 Court Street. In th Borough of Brooklyn, City of New Tors, on or before the 27th day of April, 1932. next.

Dated. New York, October 21st. 1931. ROSE BERLIN. Administrstrlx.

THEODORE I WEL ENKEN. Attorn-y foe Administratrix. 26 Court Street, Borough SrookJva, Clty.of Mew Tor. a w23 I -964 Incisive comparative. The greatest master of English prose is Shakespeare, ot French prose is Hugo, of Italian prose is Dante, of Oerman prose is Goethe; but the greatest master of word poetry of all times and in all languages is Jesus.

His words have shaken and shattered empires. They have caused strong man to weep ana weak men to move the world. His words are ensouled. They cannot be considered apart from His personality. His wotds like His personality are divine.

He spoke not as the Scribes and Pharisees second hand purveyors of knowledge; but as one having authority, the authority of experience, the authority of finality. Never a man spoke as He spoke. His deep Insight probed the vitals of human life. His answers to those who questioned Him show His great' strength "Render unto Caesar and unto "A man went down from Jerusalem to "Ye must be reborn In your Inward "Until seventy times "I am the Resurrection and the Life." Never a man so spoke. By His words Christ is justined.

Words are true index of one's soul. Big men cannot utter petty words; neither can an evil man speak good, for hlj words are soon oet.ecr.ea even by tne novice as sounding brass. Jesus said, by our words we are judged or condemned. Does not this serve as a caution to idle words? We feel that actions are more Important than words, and so they are; but we must not forget that from the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh. It was upon that basis that Jesus condemned the Pharisees Ye offspring of vipers ye hissing snakes, your very words condemn you.

Ye cannot speak good for your soul is befouled end besmirched with the darkness of hell. An evil tree cannot bring forth good fruit! Yes, our words bespeak our character. It is the unstudied, casual remark that is of paramount importance in serving to reveal our mind and soul. It is when we are taken off our guard that our words are of supreme importance. President Lowell of Harvard prefers "snap Judgment" on the part of his faculty members in matters of school policy rather than amateur judgment as gained in written reports.

He values snap judgment because he believes that the whole weight of one's personality enters in on these spur of the moments. Snap judgment Is another word for the Inspiration of the moment; but we must remind ourselves that one's whole background and personality is reflected in such outbursts. The great German poet, Goethe, In answer to the question of how he wrote his verse, said, "They insisted upon being composed immediately." The poet Shelley speaking on the same subject said, "I appeal to the greatest poets of the present day whether it is not an error to assert that the finest passages of poetry are produced by labor and study." George Eliot confirms this theory of inspiration, too, when she wrote that in all her best work there was a "not herself" which took possession of her and that she felt her own personality to be the instrument through which this spirit were acting. William Blake, the author of "Jerusalem, the Golden," tells us that this hvmn was written from Immediate dictation, 12 to 30 lines at a time without premeditation, and even against his will. Handel heard the Angels sing the "Halle- lulia Chorus." Matheson wrote Love That Wilt Not Let Me uo in on minutes and not a word was altered All this, my friends, Is to prove the validity of "snap judgment, the inspiration of the moment.

Our wnrrU therefore, are a true mu of our personality they either con demn or justuy us. auaV nr th insoiration of the mo ment, however. Is not divorced from discipline. Handel could not have written the "Hallelulia Chorus without having studied harmony and the same applies to the poets I have mentioned. Study and discipline form the background of all the great works of art and poetry.

Discipline and Inspiration are but two sides of the same shield. We like to think that we are to be Judged by our the It fruits ye shall know them but It is not always possible to indicate, one's life by its fruits. The great vindication of Christianity as a religion is found not in its fruits, but in Its power to generate crusades, passions, Institutions, etc. And so with the individual life, the real test is found in its power to generate. Our words have the power to generate in others untojd good or untold evil.

The tongue, as Bt. James mina us, "is an unruly member. we must euro it in every way, and the surest way to curb it Is to build up a moral defense mechanism will work on the Inner man The discipline of a well-ordered life Is our only defense against this unruly member. The disheartening part of it is that we cannot recall our unhappy words. As the casting of a small stone into a stream causes circles to widen and multiply, so also our idle words serve to increase and enlarge their field of activity, be It good or evil.

Once these words have left our mouth we have no power to determine their consequences. If they be idle words, then is our lot remorse. Words cripple and maim. Shakespeare said of Beatrice. "She speaks poinards and her words stab." Evil, gossipy people hurting the heart and reputation of another throw a spoke in the wheel of the nature of things.

By their words they stand condemned Before the throne of God. Let us this new year beware of Lone Star Boys Win Roller-Skate Hockey The Lone Star Boys A. C. roller skate hockey team defeated th Rovers A. C.

sextet, 3 1, when they met at the Rovers' field on Thurs day. The lineup: Pes. Lone Star Iters Refer, O. 3. DrMsrco Lsrento L.O J.

Ardiscone Centsnt B. Dilillppo Kaplan J. Cassone Horowlta LW J. aulstlna Klrschenbaum T. Cracollci Ratrelo Scoring: First period Cenlsnl (Rl: second nerlnd Crseolicl L.

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i third rerlod cracollci (L. i. B.I. Sxvea by periods: DeMsreo 11 10 Ht Larento 8 7 11 2S Score be Lone Star Boys 0 3 1-J Rovers 1 0 0 I Referee T. 1 Shore Roads Defeat Monroe A.

18 to 10 The Shore Road C. basketball tenm defeated the Monroe A. C. of Woodhaven, 18 to 10, on the win ner's court. The lineup: Shore Road A.

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5 0 10 Tims. Usf.on.rg,, 1 1 3 Blrlller. If. Besch, Ig 0 0 OKohler, Price, 0 0 0, Hoone, 0 0 Oi C. T.

T. 2 0 4 0 2 2 1 i a 0 0 1 I Totals 8 2 181 Totala 4 10 Comet Cagers Crush Emeralds by 36 to 20 The Comets quintet defeated tlf Emeralds on the latter' courts 36 to 20. 4 The lineup: Comets 1 Kroergldg o. o.r.r, OaffheT 3 1 7 Walton 7 1 P. Cooney 3 1 7iRvan 0 3 .3 Brown 3 0 4 Exchrom 0 0 J.

Cooney 2 0 4ICummings 0 0 0 J. Lvle 2 0 4 Lsrson 0 0 0 McOoldrlck 1 0 2 Batter 0 0 Hazel 10 2 Jones 0 2 2 Cooney 10 2 Clard 0 0 0 Frensld 2 0 41 D. Lvle 0 0 01 Totals 34 2 361 Totals 1 III Mrs. Mae Littleton Crowley, co-leader of the Oth A. D.

Democratic Club, has been appointed chair man nf the welfare committee of the Bay Ridge Chamber of Comw merce. wme TDJll Bates to Meet Whalen In Bont at Nth Armory When "Brooklyn" Johnny Bates last showed in a' local armory he knocked out his opponent in 2:27. He will meet Eddie (Kid) Whalen tomorrow night in the 14th Inf. Armory. The bout is scheduled for ten rounds.

In a second ten-round bout Nick Palmer will barter bangs with "Irish" Jerry Granton. A baseball player will box in a special four-round boiA He is Vic Campanile and he will clash with Eric Holt, Bay Ridge middleweight. Campanile fought two years ago and scored nine straight knockouts. Other four-round bouts will be fough by Joe Pelicano and Fred Sowble, Frank Florello and Joe Levey and Carmine Casale and Sammy Carroll. Prospect T' to Mark Fifth Anniversary The Prospect Park Branch Y.M'.C.A.

3S7 9th St. is making plans for the observance of its 5th anniversary in the present building, Feb. 12. Open house will be held from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.

During the afternoon the various boys' groups will present games and exhibitions In the gymnasium and in the swimming pool. Basketball, handball, volleyball and hockey games, boxing and wrestling matches, Jiu Jitsu and fencing exhibitions are Included in the program. Racing and novelty stunts will be scheduled in the pool from 8 to 10 o'clock. Local Women Sponsor Show of Riding Club Mrs. Earle T.

Munkenbeck of 790 Carroll St. heads the ladies' committee in charge of the show of the Riding and Driving Club of Brooklyn this evening. Included among the patronesses are Mrs. William A. Bonnell of 1 Montgomery Place, Mrs.

Percy C. Magnus of 27 Prospect Fark West, Mrs. Charles L. Feltman of 130 8th Mrs. Robert A.

Pinkerton of 71 8th Mrs. Charles A. Anderson of 32 8th Mrs. Joseph H. Smith Of 860 President Miss Caroiine U.

Weber of 101 8th Ave. and Mrs. Paul Ruck-gaber of 793 Carroll St. Alpha Chapter Girls Hold Annual Dance, The sixth anniversary dance of the Alpha Chapter of Tau Alpha Gamma was held on Jan. 30 at the Eagles' clubhouse.

The committee I in charge was composed of the Mioses Anite Rochell, Elsa Wass, Elsie Llnd, Trudy Besingcr, Peggy i Bauer, Erna Doscher, May Kreamer, Jessie Larson, Ruth Larson, Ethel i Williams. The clubhouse was beautifully decorated by Miss Peggy Bauer, who with Miss Ethel Williams prepared refreshments. Missionary Gives Talk The Woman's Missionary Society of the "Old First" Reformed Church 7th Ave. and Carroll held Its I monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The speaker was Miss Florence Buss of the French Semin- 71, ..1 T-l si n.

uivuiisiiin, wajjau, IK committee in charge consisted of Mrs. Leins, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Doxsey, Mrs. Egan, Mrs.

Fisher, Mrs. Hcge-man, Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. LyncSa. Mrs.

Patterson, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs Wadman, Mrs. Muller, Miss Julia Atwater and Miss Seals, Zion Norwegian Lutheran Sunday School, with Bible and church history classes, will mpet on Sunday at 9:30 a.m.. as usual at Zion Norwegian Lutheran Church. 4th Ave.

and 63d of which the Rev. Helmar Halvorson Is pastor, and the Rev. Johan Ellertsen, associate pastor. Divine worship will be conducted In English and Norwegian at 11 a.m. In the evening at 8 o'clock a mission festival will be held.

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