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Ml THB BROOKLYN DAILY TACT ORK. THURSDAY. MAY 31. 6 Manual's Fniilssl IDISOXS FINALLY WIN. i.1(J blji iaf 5 Tlli, The Brooklyn Cub baseball is tne n.ird g-ime plaved bv Lraui von its initial v.ctorv cf the this season, the oilier current season by defeating the Shei-1 1 aving ended in ties.

RUSH TO PAY TAXES TO ESCAPE PENALTY nawrrerj in the car at the t.me and Mtri. cf made a rusil for cxiu. Mrs. Emor Christie of 131 Garrison ve Jetsrv City, and Mrs. Helen Flynn of 164 Park ave Brookhu.

who were tramulsd. were removed to the Jersey City Hospital. Firemen were called but there was nothing for Many at City Office Before It them to do when they arrived. mm Al Smith Will Be Elected As Roosevelt's "Spirit" Told Him, Says Hindu Seer Dr. C.

C. Braganza Also Foresee Mayor Walker as Fallen Idol When 7-Cent Fare Goes Into Effect Predicts Scorching Summer Starting July 4. By ALIC -COGAN. Al Smith is to be ths next President, and no less an authority than the late Theodore Roosevelt is responsible for the prediction. The spirit of'the Colonel, it seems, FULTON AND SMITH STREETS, BROOKLYN Opens Today Last Day.

An hour before the Tax Receiver's office in the Municipal Building was opened this morning hundreds of property owners were lined up in iront of the doors to make the fliit r.a:t of the tax assessment payment to escape a 7 percent penalty. Meanwhile a large clerical force is i necking the thousands of payments sent in by mail. The force worked VmHE most" definite information on funeral cost ever published ij in tUe Fairchil took-let WU Will a Funeral Cost Me-copy jent for tne aAin. FAIRCHILD SONS Morticians 86 Lffferts Fiice, Brooklm TOTOR out to the of Decoration Day. According to the Tax Receiver's office, if payment Is not made today Will Close Out Friday and Saturday 200 HA TS For Misses and Matrons.

Included Are About 123 Hats the interest rate of 7 percent will start from June 1. A deduction of 4 percent on the second half of the taxes will be allowed if paid todRy. The second half is due Nov. 1. The about just by mentioning a lew numbers.

By tubbing his hands over his tur 1 ban of gold clotn and orchid rayon, he entire month of November will be can tell you in a second that a 7-cent lb4ih Street, Jimiici allowed the taxpayers to make the payment. fare will go into effect within a few appeared in a dream to Dr. Calviu B. Braganza. "world's foremost Hindu seer," and told him all about it.

The "doctor" is one of the features of the G. A. R. Historical Exposition, which opened last night. The seer hails from Boston, where he is the head of an "Academy of Science in Back Bay," and he describes himself as an "astrologer, psychoanalyst, telepathist, graphologist, il Half Moon Ho.

tel ihis evening. Dine liesidc the ocean, dance to of the waves and Harold- Stern" de. lihtful orchestra. No couvert hot and cold salt water hatha; rooms from 81; special season rates. HALF MOON HOTEL CONETf island AARDWALK al 29lb TRCST Oku inirab, Mmntiginf Dirtctdr months or elf there will be a complete change in the subway zone system.

Not onlv that but Mavor Walker fill lose all his popularity 2 WOMEN TRAMPLED IN PANIC ON TROLLEY Miss Jean Smith, Her senior classmates at Manual BIG BORO DRUG HAUL GOES UP IN SMOKE numerologist, crystal gazer, wonder with the working classes when the increased rate goes over. He (Joeon't go so far as to predict Mayor Hylan's return to politics) however. "Dreams Are Prophetic." With two or three strokes of his pointed black beard, the "doctor" tells about his dream in which the spirit of Formerly $30 to Training High School have chosen Miss Jean Smith as the most beautiful girl of the graduating class. She is a member of the Arista, honor so worker and society's favorite." He claims no kinship to the Duke of Oporto, wnose family name happens to be Braganza. The "doctor a native of India and came to this I Tel.

Conn leUad 3800 ciety of the school, and is active in athletics, having won recognition for her achievements in various sports. I Wfl Two women were knocked down and trampled yesterday by excited passengers on a Jackson ave. surface car. in Jersey City, with a fuse box in the forward part of the car was short-circuited and filled ths car with thick black smoke. There were about 40 $2,000,000 Worth of Narcotics and Pipes Destroyed.

.1 J2J countrv in 1897 with his family mer chant princes, he says to attend the NO EXCHANGES NO CREDITS BANK OF UNITED STATES OPENING 15TH BRANCH World Fair. He is a graduate oi tne University of Bombay and holds honorary degrees from the Institute o'. Science at Rochester and the Academy of Science at Paris, he says. His predictions run the gamut from national politics to next week's weather, and he can tell you all the hot rid things you don't want to know colonel Roosevelt appeared. "Dreams and visions are prophetic." he insists.

"Any one who doesn't dream is out of sorts." Well, anyway. Teddy Roosevelt came in a dream and said: "The next President will be a man from my State or from my Cabinet." And since Smith comes from the Colonel's State, it is as plain as the nose on your face that he will be the next President. Real Summer by July 4. About the weather well, it took several attempts at numbers to bring tMUWUUIKJSCa The Bank of United States wthVopcn an office at 100 2d ave. on Saturday, June 2.

This office will serve as tem I.N porary quarters prior to the erection BwOOK.XVTr SINCE. 1865 of a new building at 107-109 2d ave. Drugs of a street saie value estimated at nearly $2,000,000 went up in smoke in the boilers at Manhattan Police Headquarters, under the direction of Acting Capt. Henry Scherb. Inspector Lewis J.

Valentine, Ralph Oyler. representing the Federal Narcotic Division and a representative cf the Commissioner of Accounts' office. Pipes, packages, various implements and containers were in the lot, which represented drug seizures by police during the past year. The largest single items were a lot of 7,901 ounces of heroin and 696 ounces of pure morphine, with an Illegal sale value of $1,000,000, which Here confiscated last July in a house on Battery Brooklyn, by detectives under Inspector Valentine. G.

R. VETERANS This is the 15th branch unit of The Bank of Unrted States, one other ABRAHAM STRAUS being in the course of construction out the news that the city can expect rainy, cloudy and unsettled weather until the Fourth of July. Then the real summer will begin. And it will GIVEANNUAL DINNER come with such a vengeance that every one will wish It hadn says the seer. His personal observations are even Dr.

Lovs Sees Science Extending Their Span of Life. more clear cut. It- took but half a dizen numbers for the great Hindu seer to reach the conclusion that this dependable attractive Ecklebe Guyer's STEAMER BASKETS reporter's friends consider her eccen trie. So glad they only think so. Among other things Dr.

Braganza claims that he predicted the World THIS WEEK Only Special Offer ar in a poem he wrote in ibio, aedi 6 PASSENGERS HURT IN TAXI COLLISION rated to the American Red Cross. He Six passengers were injuieii last Bight when a taxicab in which they were riding was in collision with an is also the man who advised President Wilson that a League of Nations was bound 'to be the world's aftermath" and he says he is the person who suggested the Disarmament Conference to President Harding. During the war, he admits, it was his suggestion to the War Department that launched the Chateau-Thierry offensive. He said he told the officials that unless they protected their left wing, the enemy would have them in 48 hours. The reason he is certain that Smith is to be elected is because the stars tell him there will be no room for a dry candidate In this campaign.

"It will be a long and bitter campaign." he predicts, "and a very close or.e, but Al Smith is the next President. I can 6ee him now in the White House." Doctors disagreed a little last nign: at the annual Memorial Day dinner nf the U. S. Grant Post of the G. A.

which was held in post headquarters, 489 Washington ave. There were only 20 members of the post present, and Dr. Lewis T. Pilcher. himself a G.

A. R. veteran and a former National Commander, said he feared that next year there would be no more than 12 at the dinner. But Dr. William L.

Love, former State Senator, disagreed with him. He said that "modern medical science has extended the -span of life of the individual" and told Dr. Pilcher and the other diners that "a man of 80 today is no older than a man of 60 at the time of the Civil War" because of the advances in modern medical science. Senator Love referred to Commissioner of Elections John Voorhies in Manhattan, who will celebrate his 99th birthday on July 27. And he also referred to insurance which show that the span of life has been lengthened, to prove his point.

Of 327 one-time members of the post, only 50 now remain. The dinner last night was presided over by George R. Brown, the youngest member of the poLt and its commander, who is I in his 80th year. The average age of the diners was a little more than 84 years. tl I other taxi at Marcy ave.

and Floyd at. The injured, all of whom were from Brooklyn, were removed to the Beth Moses Hospital, but left after being treated. They are: Meyer Kesselheim. 42. of 18H0 52ri injured about the knee.

His wife, Rose, suffered contusions. Samuel Kesselheim, 58. of 173 Starr and his wife, Anna, injured about the body. Jennie Jacobal, 42, of 52 Morrell bruises. Isaac Chipman.

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