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(J 11 BROOKLYN EAGLE, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1940 Henry Morsch, CLINTON H. TWAMLEY, 60, PROMINENT BORO REALTOR REV. GEORGE EGBERT DIES; BATTLED VICE 50 YEARS Patrick A. Dowling, Justice of Peace boro institutions named lyn Real Estate Board, Mr. Twam- I i irw X.

i -i IN WILL OF W. More than $60,000 in jpecifir bequest mace by the late rd Etlmister. formr of the Hamilton Trust Company of in will. for yesterday in Brooklyn Siirr o-S Ccurt. TV.e Centra! Cor.iregatior.a! Society of Brooklyn was one of ten eduea'iniial and charitable which eventually w.il recwe a one-tenth remainder Interest in the residuary estate.

Mr. Edx.ister had served as president of the board of trustees of the Central Congregational Church of Brooklyn. A closo friend of the late Dr. Parkes Cadnian daring the latter 's pastorate at the Central Congregational Church, l.e bTame a trustee of the Bedford Branch Y. M.

C. a director of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and a trustee of the Union Dime Savings Bank. Died at Summer Home Mr. Edmister, who lived at E. 18th died on July 10 at Summer home at Pittslield, He was 86.

The specific brqutvts made in his will include 003 tl Rose A. EcimMer, 233 Front Bir.sliam-ton, N. $5 000 to Vir.ir.ia Perkins, a nice, of 11 Brunswick Road, Troy, N. and a life in-! come from 500 shares of specific stock in trust, principal to her is-' sue; $10,000 to Adele Brown of 35 2d Johnson City, N. and life income from 1.000 shares of specitic stocK in trust, principal to form a part of the residue.

Also $5,000 each to two nieces, Edna M. McCauley of 1630 New-York Ave. and Grace L. Smith of 364 Lincoln Place, and life income from 500 shares of specific stock each, the survivor to receive a life income from 1,000 shares of the same stock. Other Relatives Named Also, to Mrs.

Florence M. Smith, a niece by marriage, of 911 E. 18th a remainder interest in 1.000 shares of specific stock after the death cf both Grace L. Smith and Edna M. McCauley, specific realty and contents, jewelry, wearing apparel, automobiles, personal effects.

ley became associated with his uncle in business more than 40 years ago. Upon the death of Mr. Pullman took over the direction of the firm. Mr. Twamley was an ardent fisherman and was at one time a member of the old 23d Infantry Regiment of the National Guard.

His activity in connection with the Real Estate Board was discontinued because of business pressure. He Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Pearl Twamley, and two daughters. Margaret and Kathleen Twamley. I runrrai services were neia at Brooklyn home.

47 DeKoven Court, at 3 p.m. today. British Weigh Converting Light Poles Into Arms Berlin, July 30 British au- thorities are considering a plan to convert London's metal light poles into munitions, the German radio reported today, and offered this bit of advice to the English: "You'd better save a few of those poles in case you want to hang your war agitators later." Mrs. K.J. Ahem, Merchant's Widow Following an lllhess of six years.

Mrs. Kathryn J. Ahem, widow of Stephen W. Ahem, Brooklyn grain merchant, died yesterday in the home of her sister, Mrs. Cecelia W.

Carroll, of 1003 Carroll St. Mrs. Ahem was born in Brooklyn and had lived in the borough throughout her life. She was a member of the Auxiliary of St. Francis Xavier.

A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at St. Ignatius R. C. Church at 10 a.m. on Thursday.

Burial will to in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Ahem is survived by four sons, Leonard, Paul, Clifford and Elliott; a brother, Dr. Eugene Wynne and her sister, Mrs. Carroll.

STAHLHUT-GUSTAVA of 763 50th Street, beloved wife of Diedrich, fond mother of Richard and Doris, beloved daughter of Olava Olsen; also survived by sisters and brothers. Services at E. C. Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, Thursday, 2 p.m. STRACHAN ARTHUR beloved husband of Helen McManus Strachan, died suddenly, July 27, 1940, in his 30th year.

Survived by his wife, Helen; daughter, Lorraine his parents, Arthur and Alice Cullen Strachan; two brothers, Francis J. and James two sisters, Alicia C. and Patricia Ann; residence, 180 Adelphi Street. Funeral from home of parents, 1547 E. 37ih Street; requiem mass, 10 a.m., Thursday, Aug.

1, 1940, at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Flat-lands Avenue. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. I Mrs. Edith Forrester Hoag, Clubwoman, Church Leader NotedDiagnostician Was on Staff of Lutheran And Bushwick Hospitals Dr.

Henry W. Moc'a. dl.ignostirian and consultant nn the staffs of the and Bushwick Hospitals, died early t'-day at his home. 83-15 Forts'. Parkway, Woodhaven.

He was 57. A native of Brooklyn. Dr. received his early education in the borough's public schools and was graduated from the College of Pnvsicians and Surgeons of Colum TTnR-ritv hie ln- terneship at Jamaica Hospital Dr. Morsch took up the practice of medicine in Williamsburg.

He remained there, however, only a short time, going to about 37 vears aso. At one time he was active in Republican politics in Queens and was president of the Theodore Roasevelt Republican club of that borough. He was also for many years an active member 0f the volunteer firemen. tha "I niv i.iie- ut ui mil nv vs ao a member of the Queens County Medical Society and of Hillside Lodge 894. F.

A. M. He was also a member of Kismet Temple. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Luck Morsch; his mother, Emi-lie Morsch.

and a brother, Edwin C. Morsch. Funrral services will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at his resi-. dence.

Mathias Merlz, 73, Active in Masonry Funeral services for Mathias Mertz, 73, a salesman, who died Sunday in his home, 188 Weirfield after a long illness, will be held tonight at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place." Born in Germany, Mr. Mertz had resided in Brooklyn for more than 50 years. He came to the United States when he was 16. Before coming to the borough he had lived for several years in Rhode Island. He had been associated with the Salt's Textile Company for 35 years.

Mr. Mertz was a life member of Bedford Lodge, 574, F. and a member of Orient Chapter, 138. Royal Arch Masons, ahd LongI Grotto as well as the 28th Ward Taxpayers Protective Association. fiuvlavfi KnllnH.

71. Boro Contractor Gustave F. W. Kolloff, 71. electrical contractor, of 352 6th dropped dead yesterday as he watched his son, Gustave F.

W. Kolloff work on a job at 588 5th Ave. Born in Brooklyn. Mr. Kollotf was a lifelong resident of the borough and had been in the electrical contracting busine here since 1895.

He was a captain of an election district in. the 12th A. D. and a member of the 12th A. D.

Republican Club as well as of the South Brooklyn Board of Trade. He was a deacon of the Manuel Lutheran Church and was a mem I Burial will be in Green-Wood Cem-! etery. The Original KOEMMELE'S FUNERAL CHURCH UependnMe anil tjlicient Mnilorn hapel 1230 BUSHWICK sr. H.ncock Pkone. I Clnm, 2-6575 LEGAL NOTICES SPECIAL TERM.

PRT II. fit the City nf New hefil in and for th" Cmin'y Knits, at the I'ourthnuse. Ul Schei mei h.n Street, in tie' i.f Urn.iklvn, fitv of New Ymk, on the reh 1hv cf ill v. HH" l'r. Hun.

ARNOLD J. B. WKDE-; MKVKIt. Justice. In the matter of the npmicnti'in nf FHVNK Sl'ARAL'INO rui.l I.

M'ARACINO. his wife, leave i h.mife their names tu FRANK and JEANNE M. SPAHR. The p. i.tnina of FRANK SPAR (-INO and JEANNE M.

-o tlulv verified th" 12: day of ul v. Viavint; hern duly pres.ut.d i i this Court, prayinu leave in the paid petitioners to assume the r. pe. dive names of FRANK SPARK and JEANNE M. SPA RR, in pla.

and tend of their nt nines: and upon the consent of Francis Spaia- nno a. July 12. and the Court hivinu lieen duly satisto that th" averm.nts contained in tie: paid petitions are in all resp.cts true. and that there is no reasonalile nine. ttun to the channe of names proposed.

it is on million of BENJAMIN L. SEID. altotn.y too. prti- ciRtifeRED. that the prayer of Ihe said Pcli! lon.

rs Lie and lie- l.v is iM-ant-d. and that tl FRANK SPAUACINO l.e and 1 le re-llano- hv is autlioi rcd ajisumi- tie- mn of FR INK SPARR. and the JEVNNE M. SPARACINO h- and -I-hei'-hy is authorized to a--um- the name JEANNE M. SPA 1-: I in place and stead their present term's m.

ncinr on the "'i'h day o( Aiuust. lHlii. and it is fin Ho oRDEREH. that this oid. and 'lie papers noon which th- satio is taie-.

he died and cut. in the Hie cleik of th- City Court of the Cilv of New York. Coun'y of KmKs. within ten fi) days from the date hereof, and that a c.pv of the order shall, within ten Mil) days from the date hereof, he published once in the Urooklvn Daily Eaule. a n-wspapcr published in the County of Kint's.

City and Sta'e of New York. That within forty i III (tavs trom ttie ilaie oi in.s i.r'-r an affidavit -f piihl at on shall he fil-d in th- of'ire til- of the Citv of the Cilv York. Comity of and tv offlie in Wll'ch O'tllflcd arc i oiuir. to he if anv and oiuidian-e with ih-1 p. of tli ord-r.

Hie ill on and after th- 2ffli day W)- he known 1-v nam-s KP. NK SPARR and JEANNE M. SPARR. and hv no olh- En'er PNiii.n i 1 I Clinton H. Twamley, Brooklyn realtor, until recently an active member of the Brooklyn Real Estate Board, died suddenly yesterday morning at his Summer home in Augusta, Me.

He was 60. Mr. Twamley. president of the John Pullman Real Estate Com- PanV of 741 Unlon st- one of the oldest real estate offices in the borough had Jugt returned t0 Matne from Brooklyn, where he had spent a few days following a tuna fishing trip off the New England coast. A nephew of tha late John Pullman, first president of the Brook- William J.

Duffy, Broker's Employe Rites Will Be Offered Tomorrow in Flatbush A solemn requiem mass for William J. Duffy, 59, a brokerage house employe, who died on Sunday in his home, 1902 Cortelyou Road, will be celebrated tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the R. C. Church of the Holy Innocents.

Born in Brooklyn. Mr. Duffy had been a lifelong resident of the borough and for 17 years had been associated with the firm of Smith, Barney Manhattan brokers. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Marguerite Duffy; two sisters, Mrs.

R. J. Lewis and Mrs. J. H.

Mooney, and three brothers, John Frank J. and George W. Duffy. Burial will be In Holy Cross Cemetery. versity; two daughters.

Mrs. Louise Egbert Sailer, wife of Dr. Randolph Sailer of Yen Ching University, Peiping, China, and Miss Miriam Estelle Egbert of Greenwood School, Ruxton, a brother, Prof. James C. Egbert of Columbia University, and two sisters, the Misses Annie and Marion Egbert of Jackson Heights.

MATTOX IRMA of 260 93d Street, wife of Allan E. Services at E. C. Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, Tuesday at noon. McKEON On Sunday, July 28, 1940, MARY AGNES (nee Flat a-gan), beloved wife of Leo sister of Julia Caufield, Elizabeth Mc-Dermott, Adele Wallerstein, Aenes Kenny and Anna Ousterhaut.

Reposing at E. C. Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, until solemn requiem mass at Our Lady of Angels R. C. Church, 4th Avenue and 73d Street, Wednesday, 9.30 a.m.

MERTZ On Sunday, July 28. 1940, MATHIAS, beloved husband of Mamie and father of Marion M. Weller. Services at the Falrchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Please omit flowers.

MORSCH On July 30, 1940, Dr. HENRY W. MORSCH, beloved husband of Lucy; devoted son of Emllie ind brother of Edwin C. Morsch. Services at his residence, 86-15 Forest Parkway, Woodhaven.

on Wednesday at 8 p.m. MULSTEIN ANNIE beloved wife of the late John; devoted mother of Anna Schlessel, Alice Chillgreen, Laura Gulbin, Mark, Henry and John. Services Thursday, 1 p.m., at residence, 1817 66th Street. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

NEWELL On Monday, July 29. 1940, CATHERINE, beloved sister of Elizabeth J. and William C. Newell. Relatives and friends, also members of W.

C. No. 5, Auxiliary Grand Army of Republic, are invited to attend services on Wednesday at 9 p.m. at her home, 330 Cornelia Street. Interment Evergreens Cemetery.

A. A. Jung, director. ORRTS On Monrlav. MARTHA M.

ORRIS tnee McArdle). Survived by husband, Paul Orris; brother, Michael J. McArdle; four daughters, Evelyn Petersen, Tacldie Orris, Ann Orris, Ellen Purvitzer, and son, Paul Orris. Funeral from her home, 90-11 190th Street, Hollis. L.

I. Solemn funeral mass Thursday, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery- POWERS ETHEL nice Mur- phy), on July 28, at her residence. 6905 3d Avenue. Reposing Oates Fu- neral Parlors, 6312 5th Avenue.

Requiem mass Our Lady of Angels church. 4th Avenue and 73d Street Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery. SHANAHAN On July 28.

TIMOTHY beloved husband of Margaret Nevins, father of Margaret Leddy, Catherine Noonan, John, Alice and Frank; brother of Catherine Shanahan; formerly of the First Ward, Manhattan; retired general foreman, New York Central Railroad. Funeral Wednesday mnrnlnrr frrtm Honrt, XTe1 i 'fi Chapel 6205 Sth Avenue. Requiem ai irt o'clock. Interment Calvary Ccme- tcry af'i DIRECTORS -1015 ALStY ST BKLYV. Funeral nervlces for the Rv.

George Drew Egbert, pastor of the First Congregational Church of Flushing, whose death yesterday ended a 50-year crusade against vice in all forms, will be held at 6 pjn. tomorrow in the church building, 38th Ave. and Bowne St. The ilev. Dr.

Thomas H. pastor emeritus of the Reformed -Church of Flushing, will conduct services, assisted by other clerical confreres of Mr. Egbert, who passed away In Physicians Hospital, Jackson Heights, where he had been confined eight weeks. The 75-year-old clergyman, largely responsible, as president of the Society for the Prevention of Crime, for appointment of Thomas E. Dewey as a special prosecutor in Manhattan In 1935, will be buried Thursday in Union Valley Cemetery, Lake Mahopac, N.

Y. Had Wide Reputation The crusading pastor came to Flushing in 1911, heralded by a considerable reputation as a vice-, fighter built up during ten years In the pulpit of the Canterbury Presbyterian Church, Cornwall, N. and 11 years at the First Congregational Church, Norwalk, Conn. Mr. Egbert was a faithful follower of the late Dr.

Charles A. Parkhurst, founder of the Society for the Prevention of Crime, and his crusades Involved indecent motion pictures, bootlegging, gambling of various kinds and political moves tmacking of "bosslsm." He advanced to the presidency of the society in 1933 and set out on the most succesful phase of his racket-busting career, speedily moving against the slot-machine czars and receiving from Governor Lehman the pen with which the anti-slot-machine bill was signed in 1934. Turned to War on Lottery Turning to lottery, Mr. Egbert gathered a welter of evidence, became an ardent agitator for vigorous action against policy racketeers, and presented photostatic copies of policy slips to the New York County grand jury that petitioned Gov- Ahem, Kathryn Andrews, Charles Burr Boyle, William R. nriggs.

Kolloff, Gustave Konvalinka, Charlotte Krause, Johanna Catherine Courtney, Thomas Llppman, June Duffy, William Mahnken, Annie Eckhardt, Mattox, Irma Theodore McKeon, Mary A. Eldridge, Emllie V. Mertz, Mathlas Ferguson, George Morsch, Henry W. Fisher, Mulstein, Annie Theophilus Newell, Catherine PintArd. Edward Orris, Martha M.

Frechette, Dr. Raoul A. Gilchrist, Emma Hassenhamp, William Healey, John J. Hillgen, William Hoag, Edith Ireland, Rutherford Kipp, Jacob F. Powers, Ethel Shanahan, Timothy F.

Stahlhut, Gustava Strachan, Arthur Tressell, Lena Twamley, Clinton Weldon, Henrietta Wood, Emma A. Woodman, Charles AHERN KATHRYN J. (nee Wynne), on July 29, 1940, widow of the late Stephen beloved mother of Leonard, Paul, Clifford and Elliot; sister of Dr. Eugene Wynne and Cecelia W. Carroll.

Funeral from William Dunigan Son Chapel, Rogers Avenue and Montgomery Street, on Thursday, 9:30 o'clock; thence to St. Ignatius R. C. Church, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

ANDREWS On Sunday, July 28, 1940, CHARLES BURR, son of the late James Henry Andrews; beloved husband of Viola J. and brother of James Henry Andrews Jr. Services at his residence, 122 Euston Road, Garden City. L. Tuesday at 8 p.m.

Kindly omit flowers. BOYLE On July 28. WILLIAM of 582 2d Street, beloved husband of Mtlvenla and father of Mrs. May Feeney and William also survived by his sisters, Agnes Dillon and Mrs. Percy Turner.

Reposing at George J. Ayen Memorial Chapel, 65 7th Avenue. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Saviour's Church, where mass will be offered at 10 a.m. BRIGGS On July 29.

1940, CATHERINE McNAIR, of 216 Battery Avenue, beloved wife of Thomas, and loving mother of May and William, and devoted sister of Mrs. Christina Hepburn, Mrs. William Lennon and William John McNalr. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Avenue, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery.

COLUMBUS COUNCIL, NO. 126, K. of Members are requested to assemble at the club Tuesday evening, July 30, at 8:30 o'clock, to proceed thence to the home of our late brother, RAOUL A. FRECHETTE, D.D.S., 871 St. Mark's Avenue.

FRANCIS G. DEMPSEY, Grand Knight. Joseph L. Walsh, Recorder. COURTNEY THOMAS beloved husband of Mary T.

Courtney; son of the late Judge Courtney, on July 29, at his residence, 9247 75th Street, Woodhaven; requiem mass Thursday, 10 a.m., at et. Sylvester's R. C. Church. E.

EDMI5TER $10,001 in cash. 1.000 h.e in oine f. shares of sttck iix.rKiI ta h(r i no come fmrn re-iriue in Ai 0 et K. Smith. 4J Ar.

ar.d II. Sx.th, 5: Watirv.lle. Ma.ne. Al-o. I'.

"CO e.i. 'o a srandr.icce, Manon Tin St and three ctandnr Rayir.or.J S.n..h. 2J3 crar.ford. Ficd S.r.:th. 3110 Kiiuvbrids? Rci'1.

the Btonx, and Smith, 79! E. St. Bequests Made to F.mplnves AL $1,000 ti Anna M. a life n.ccme of 330 monthly from $2,500 in tr i. to Helen P.

Lawrence, 52 Bioarl Pilt.fieid. any remain. oaianee at the time of her death to form a part cf the res. due. Bequests to employes iri'l idd $2 000 each to Katherme 95 Ae.

and Louise Cowltn ar.d Margaret b.th of 210 Mas $1 r.o eich to D.miei Folev, Hi .1 St Pr.tsfKld. is. Walter S. J.ecc, 14 De.ancy SV, P.tts-f.fld. Malcr.ey, 3G0 South St Tne Llfle Village Cr.e'erv Association ol L.sie, $500.

Other Institutions Named I In addition to the Cenlral Congregational Society of I the institutions which received a one-tenth remainder interest eacil in the residue included the Brooklyn SocifJy for the Prevent. on of Cruelty to Children, the Broukln Children's Aid Society, the lyn and Queens Young Mer.J Christian Association, the Ne. York Congregational Home for Aged, the Young Women's Christian Association of Brcaklyn, the, Susquehanna Valley Home trial School for In.i-i r.t Cli.hh en, Bintthamton, t.ie cf Mercy, Pitt field. the Men's ChrUtian of Pitts field. and the Be-k-shire Industrial Farm, Miss.

the women's auxiliary of the Bap- tist Church Extension Society, a member of the women's board of the Baptist Children's Home, and since 1934 a director of the Baptist Home of Brooklyn and Long Lsland, a former treasurer of the Cam-brie'ee Club and one-time president of the Club of Brooklyn. Funeral services ill be held at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow in the Fairchild Chapel, 8G Lefferts Plae. Walter a Cook DIGNIFIED AsImwI FUNERALS At ImPW OUR FUNERAL HOMES BROOKLYN 151 Lindan Boulevard BUutnhtstar 4-1200 50 Stventh AvuuisMAin 2-8585 1218 Flatbush 2-0266-7 OUEENS 150 10 Hilliidc Araniic-JAnuici 6-6870 63-32 Firnt Avenue Htgwnan 3-0900 158-14 North. Blvd.

INdepemlenco 3-6600 fcTATEN ISLAND 98 Beach Stapleton-Glbraltar 7-6100 MANHATTAN 117 Welt Street- TRafalqar 7 9700 1451 First Avenuf-fHmelander 4-5800 1 West moth Street-HAymond 9-1900 '1 16S E. Trtmo.it Ave LUtftow 7-7700 31 Will's Aven.ie-MOtt Haven 9-0272 AriTCHSTC? I 2H Mamaronech Avenue White Plains 39 I Phont lor Rec-cientotiVe or Write lor BANKRli'TtY NOTICES FRANK SCoTTO. Bankrupt. Notice is hei that ly order made July t.y the I. S.

17. lias Leon fix.d as th- las! day the tiiint; of ohje-tions to tn- hankrupt dischartftt at the tfice KfC.ENK F. CO.N Nop. R. t-r-e in Rank'-uptcy.

44 Hrooklvn. York. d. July IS THAT -e. l.AVIO KCNRFC-THE1! was ad a', bankrupt and tl it h- first me.

iinit ot creditors will 1- h. Id at tl Post 1 iffi' Huild--r i 1:. 1'oy, lirkiwi. on Ant. IX lino, at 111 I a.m., at wihrli tie de ay it.

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MORRIS HWAKTZ was adiudicated bank- i oi and that the lnsl ineennit or W.il be h. Ill at Post Of- Room L'of. Rrooklyn, N. el Autust n. at VJol'i time the r'ditora may at-I.

prove th-ir i hums, nppoint the t.ankrupt Hnil i.a. sir l.iism. ss as lony jiron- oiii. i.efoi., said nectnie. oi'nNNi'R Ji feree.

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has he. fiv.d as tie i.ist dav for the filing of oiis to the hankrupt's diS'-haree at tie (. F. O'CON- NoR. JR.

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July UM'i. Served on Smithtown Bench 15 Year Rites Tomorrow St. James, July 30 A solemn requiem mass for Patrick A. Dowling, 54, Justice of the Peace in Smith-town from 1925 until defeat in the election last November, will be I offered at 10 a.m. tomorrow in St, tniiip and James k.

c. cnurcn here. Mr. Dowling, who died Sunday In his home. 50 Acre Road, following a heart attack suffered while attending mass in the church on Sunday, had been a resident of St.

James 6lnce 1920 when he moved here from Manhattan. Born in Ireland, he came to the United States at the age of 16. His wife died 11 years ago. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of the St. Philip and James Church and ol St.

James Council, Knights of Columbus. Surviving are three daughters. Mrs. Rita McMahon and Miss Mary Dowling cf St. James and Mrs.

Ruth Diekmar of New York; five sors. James, Joseph, Thomas, John ana William, all of St. James, and a brother and sister, Thomas and Mn. Rose Hughes, both of Eire. Eurlal will be in St.

Patrick's Cemetery, Hauppauge. for many years headed the committee on licensure and ordination of the New York City Association of Congregational Churches, serving also as moderator of the association. The son of the Rev. Dr. James C.

Egbert and the former Harriet Louise Drew, he was born on May 8, 1865. in West Hoboken, N. and graduated in 1885 from Columbia University, where he garnered Phi Beta Kappa honors, and in 1888 from Union Theological Seminary. He was married on Oct. 22, 1891, to Miss Kate Estelle Powers of Car- mel.

N. who died on Dec. 18, 1938. Surviving are a son, Prof. Donald D.

Egbert of Princeton Uni DEATHS HASSENHAMP On July 29, at his residence, 321 Greenwood Avenue, WILLIAM beloved husband of Bertha Hassenhamp (nee Koest-ner), and loving father of Anna, and brother of Frederick and Paul. Funeral services on July 31 at 8 p.m. at E. F. Higgins Funeral Home, 1286 Prospect Avenue.

Cremation Thursday morning. HEALEY On July 29, at his home, 1731 45th Street, JOHN beloved husband of Helen Sullivan Healey. Notice of funeral later. HILLGEN WILLIAM July 29, 1940; beloved husband of Sophie; devoted father of William stepfather of August Schalk; brother of Gustav. Member of Ro-tenburg Freundschaft Bund.

Service at Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Funeral, Thursday, 10:30 a.m. HOAG On Monday, July 29, 1940, EDITH FORRESTER, Of 382 Degraw Street, wife of the late J. Edward Hoag.

Services at the Fairchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. KIPP On July 28, JACOB beloved father of Charles F. Kipp. Services at the Stutzmann Funeral Home, 2001 Madison Street, Ridge-wood, Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. KOLLOFF Suddenly, on July 29, 1940, GUSTAVE F.

of 352 6th Street, beloved husband of Ella L. Holfeld; devoted father of Marie and Gustave Kolloff Jr. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Funeral Home, 83 Hanson Place, Vednesday, 8:30 p.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. KONVALINKA CHARLOTTE, of Hempstead, L.

beloved mother of May, Lawrence, Ethel and Mabel. Services at E. C. Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, Tuesday evening, 8:30. KRAUSE JOHANNA DOROTHY (nee Spullies), of 948 78th Street, beloved wife of Henry and fond mother of Emil Beckmann, Marianna, Hertha, Elfieda, Henry William, Erna, Ernest and Eleanor.

Services at E. C. Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, Wednesday evening, 8:30 o'clock. LIPPMAN-JUNE (nee Kaufman), beloved wife of William, devoted mother of Jordan, daughter of the late Samuel and Bella Kauf- man. Funeral service at chapel Congregation Beth Elohim, 8th Ave nue and Garfield Place, on Wednesday, July 31, at 11 a.m.

Remains reposing at Chapel. 187 So. Oxford Street. MAHNKEN ANNIE, widow of Frederick; beloved mother of Frederick, George, Anna Mahnken, i Margaret Rottmann; sister of Min nie Helbrecht, Sophie Meyer, Addie Graf, Meta Hausmann, Frederick, Richard, George, August Meyer; on July 29, 1940. Funeral service at her home, 605 Hancock Street, Wednesday evening at 8:15.

NEvini 8-0232-0091 FRANK A. A TO UNERAL Iv I RECTOR 2SI DeKolb Avnu, Brooklyn ESTATE OF FRANK A. DAl.TON JOSKPHINE A. DAI.TON. MOB.

The Rev. George D. Egbert ernor Lehman Dewey. to appoint Mr. Although a liberal In his conduct of church affairs he advocated the showing of motion pictures at evening services and encouraged golfers to come to chrrch in plus-fours and carrying their links equipment Mr.

Egbert stoutly defended the sanctity of church grounds. In this connection he once Joined County Judge Charles 8. Colden of Queens, then an attorney, in rallying to the aid of the Flushing Religious Society of Friends in a fight to prevent erection of a swimming pool near the Historic Quaker Meeting House on Northern Boulevard. The battle was lost so far as banning the pool was concerned, but its operators were obliged to agree to keep the swimming center closed on Sundays until the Quaker meetings were over. Headed Queens Federation Mr.

Egbert was president of the Queens Federation of Churches and I COURTNEY THOMAS July 29. Funeral from residence, 9247 75th Street, Woodhaven, L. Thursday, 9 a.m. Member Stereotypes Union. MICHAEL J.

P. HOGAN, President. J. Frank Travis, Secretary. DUFFY WILLIAM July 28, at his home, 1902 Cortelyou Road, Brooklyn.

Survived by his wife, Marguerite (nee Fogarty); two sisters, Mrs. R. J. Lewis, Mrs. J.

H. Mooney; three brothers, John Frank J. and George W. Funeral on Wednesday from his home, 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass 10 a.m. R.

C. Church of the Holy Innocents. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. ECKHARDT On July 29, 1940, at his residence, 163 68th Street, Theodore beloved husband of Martha, and devoted father of Mrs. Henry Meyer Jr.

and Richard Eckhardt. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Avenue, Wednesday, 2 p.m. ELDRIDGE On July 29, EMI-LIE V. (nee Harvey) ELDRIDGE of 433 41st wife of the late John Eldridge, devoted mother of Tl eiesa and Margo Eldridge, daughter of Catherine Harvey, sister of Mrs. Florence Campbell, Mrs.

Margaret Connolly, Mrs. Irene Walsh, William and James Harvey. Funeral from Schaefer's Funeral Parlors, 4th Avenue at 42d Street, Thursday, August 1, at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass St. Michael's R.

C. Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery. FERGUSON GEORGE July 28, of 1329 East 57th Street, beloved son of John and Bertha Leonhardt Ferguson, and brother of William, John Jr.

and Gloria. Solemn requiem mass will be offered at Mary Queen of Heaven R. C. Church, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. FISHER THEOPHILUS en July 29, 1940, husband of the late Ada C. Fisher. Funeral services Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 50 7th Avenue, Wednesday, 8 p.m.

Interment Thursday, 2 p.m.. Cypress Hills Cemetery. FLOTARD On July 28. 1940, EDWARD, beloved husband of Mary (nee Armstrong); dear father of Mrs Marion Anderson, Mrs. Anna Flahavan, George, of N.

Y. F. and John Flotard. Reposing at his residence, 62 DeSales Place. Solemn requiem mass Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Wednesday, 10 a.m.

Interment St. John's Ceme tery. J. J. Gallagher Sons, directors, i FRECHETTE Suddenly, on Sim-day, July 28, 1940, Dr.

RAOUL loving husband of Margaret Brady Frechette and beloved brother of Mrs. Lester J. Du Brul and Mrs. Ernest A. Du Brul.

Funeral from his home, 871 St. Mark's Avenue, on Wednesday, July 31. Requiem mass, Church of St. Gregory, St. John's Place and Brooklyn Avenue, at 11 o'clock.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. GILCHRIST On July 28, 1940, at her home, 179-16 143d Avenue, Springfield Gardens, L. EMMA wido-" of John Gilchrist and lovinj? mother of Laura and John E. Gilchrist; sister of Mrs. Eliza Drain.

Services at Fred Herbst Sons' Funeral Home, 83 Hanson PlaceL Brooklyn, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery, ber of the church council. TRESSELL On Sunday, July I in addition to his son he is sur-28. 1940, LENA, of 320 Park Place, vived by his widow, Mrs. Ella L.

Brooklyn, beloved sister of the late I Holfeld Kolloff. and a daughter, Lottie Hecht. Services at the Fair- Miss Marie Kolloff. Funeral serv-child Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Ces will be held at the Fred Herbst Tuesday at 8 p.m. Sons Funeral Chapel, 83 Hanson I Place, at 8:30 p.m.

tomorrow. Mrs. Edith Forrester Hoag, of 382 Degraw well-known clubwoman i and church official, and widow of the late J. Edward Hoag, died yesterday in Long Island College Hospital. The youngest daughter of the late George B.

Forrestrr. member of an old Brooklyn family, Mrs, Hoas was active for many years in the affairs of the Tabernacle Baptist Church of the bnrouch. Following dissolution of the church in 1927, Mrs. Hoag, then a trustee of the church organization, joined the i Strong Place Baptist Church. She was fir.st vice president of RUCTI0N7 r.

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and devoted father of Marga-l ret and Kathleen. Funeral from his residence. 47 De Koven Court, Wednesday, July 31, at 3 p.m. VETERANS' ASSOCIATION OF 23D 106TH N. Y.

N. notes with regret the death of Lt. Col. RUTHERFORD IRELAND, on July 27, 1940. CASPER V.

GUNTHER. Pres. William H. McMullen, Secretary. WELDON On July 30.

HEN- I RIETTA PRICE Miee Powers). Funeral Thursday from her resi dence, 2032 E. 4th Street. Time later. Henry McCaddin, directors.

WOOD EMMA on July 26, beloved sister of Mrs. Edna Thomas and the late Ella Frances Wood. Funeral services Wednesday, July 31, at 11 a.m. at the Clarence F. Simonson Funeral Home, 119-04 Hillside Avenue, Richmond Hill, 1 interment private.

WOODMAN Suddenly. July 28, I gt Ridgewood 3 CHARLES H. husband of the late Clara Tibbals Woodman and father of Mrs. Mar-jarie Woodman Summervills and Charles H. Woodman Jr.

Funeral service West Side Presbyterian Church, Ridgewood, Tuesday. July 30. at 5 p.m. (Portland, papers please copy.) Q3JSSC0 WALSH-MARY Month's mind recmiem mass will be offered Wednesday, July 31, 10 a.m., St Thomas Aquinas unurcn. i Wa respond with experience and thoroughneti.

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