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BERNARD BRAFF, 82, DIES; HELPED FOUND I. L. G. W. U.

BROOKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, JAN. 9, 1941 3 Mrs. Mary H. MacCormack, 78, Formed First Mothers' Club Here U. S.

Army Calls More Boro, Queens Youths and became first president of the group which had its headquarters at the Pennsylvania Ave. branch. From 1910 to 1913 Mrs. MacCormack served as "camp mother," at Camp Richards, maintained by the Y. M.

C. A. at Arverne. Slie is survived by two sons, Edward C. and Robert S.

MacCormack, the only two brothers to be members of the Valor Legion of the Army and Navy; three sisters, Mrs. Jennie Adams of Freeport, Mrs. Agpes Brueneckle of Glendale, and Mrp. Lillian Schumacker of Bayonne, N. a brother, George Stott, and four grandchildren.

A. B. Coleman, Cosl Analyst, 73 Boro Native Served One Firm 27 Years Funeral services for Abraham B. Coleman, 73, of 397 E. 3d a cost analyst, who died yesterday at the Methodist Hospital after a long illness, will be held at 2:30 p.m.

tomorrow at the Harry T. Pyle Mor-tuary, 1925 Church Ave. Mr. Coleman had been cost analyst for the Corn Products Refining Company, 17 Battery Place. Manhattan, for 27 years.

A native of Brooklyn, he was graduated from Erasmus Hall Academy before it became Erasmus Hall High School. He also attended Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary Coleman; a son, Kenneth Coleman, and a granddaughter, Miss Jane Coleman, both of West Palm Beach, Fla. to the United States 54 years ago.

Obtaining work as a presser In a cloak-making shop, he immediately became interested in union activities. Within six years he had mastered the English language well enough to represent the New v-k Operators and Cloak Makers' Union 1 at a convention, which organized the International Cloak Makers Union of merica, the first national attempt to organize women's garment workers. Eight years later, in 1900, the cloak makers organization became the I. L. G.

W. U. Mr. Braff lived Manhattan until 1917, when he moved to Brooklyn. He retired 15 years ago.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Esther Braff, and four sons, Samuel, Herman, Gustave and Abraham Braff. MICHAEL JOSEPH MCCARTHY, 7i Jetferson Ae 7. THOMAS JOSEPH COYNE JR. 411 Ave.Sl FRANCIS JOHN BORGIA, 1353 St.

Maris a Ave I.oral Board 1.19 Uncomplete) V-KRANK ALEXANDER CAPOZZI. Somers 4i0. DOMINICK MARCELLINO. 171 Hull JOHN JOSEPH ENGLISH. 1085 Decatur WILLIAM WH.KINSON AVERY, 144 Sumpter St a SYDNEY THOMAS VAN WICKLER.

36S Bur.br'.die St. 9 PALL EDW ARD SCHULTZE. 6tt Chaun- cey 8t 12 ANTHONY JOSEPH HANWACKER. 31 Scnaeffer 17 WILLIAM FRANCIS DENZER, 173 Sampler St. 24.

Ql'EENS Local Board US (Completed) JOHN FREDERICK KULLMER 43-03 Queens Boulevard. I. 164. Local Board tt 'Completed) JOSEPH JOHN TOMASELLO, 1481 Snaitespeara Ave. 24.

Local Board IIS (Completed) V-FRANK V. VON PUTZ, 86-12 55th Road, Elmhurat 782 Local Board 19 (Completed! THOMAS FRANCIS McAVOY. S-31 Fresh Pond Road. Vi.laje 106. V-THEODORE J.

CAPARELL. 74-15 Metropolitan Middle VUlme 214. V-JOHANNES BRAIO, 59-22 Linden Rirtsewood 941-A. JAMES CARL BROWN, 75-03 B8th SU G.er.daie 44 HARRY HAROLD GOTTLIEB. 68-50 76th M.od.e Village 66.

Local Board i50 (Completed) FRANK PAUL ANSLOVAR. 581 Seneca Ric.iewood 98. OTTO WERNER. 1865 WilloughbT Rldiewood 205. Local Board 351 (Completed) V-HENURIK JOHANNES BOUMAN, 48-24 92d Elmhurst 921.

LOUIS ANTHONY CAFARELLI, 107-02 Otis Ave Corona 16. ALFRED TOHHISI, 47-14 1042th Corona 28. JOSEPH MAURICE GALLI, 104-31 47th Corona 52. Local Board 252 (Completed) CHESTER WALTER W1TUCKI, 111-18 75th Road. Forest Hills 157.

GEORGE EDWARD MONETTE, 89-24 70th Forest Hills 216. GEORGE HATHEWAY WILLIS. 46 Incram Forest Hills 253. STANLEY PONDER OLADFELTER. 49 Slocum Crescent.

Forest Hills 101. FRANCIS XAVIER ZELLER 84-5J Dana Court. West Forest Hill 189. Local Board 2 Vt Incomplete V-FRANCIS RUSSELL MAREK, 6913 43d Woodside 31. V-WILLIAM WYNNE JORDAN, 4051 75th Jackson Heights 646.

V-VICTOR THORNE SCOTT, 4148 Olean Elmhurst 2560. JOHN WILLIAM FAY, 4217 Judge Elmhurst 65 BERNARD JOHN? BIELAND. 4036 74th Jackson Heights 88. THEODORE BERGER, 7450 43d Elmhurst 90. ANGELO VICTOR BALTERA, 41-33 74th Jackson Heights 62.

David Vincent sullivan, 41:8 66th Woodside 136. ANTHONY JOSEPH AGNETA, 401 79th Jackson Heights 154. NICHOLAS A. BRANCACCIO. 7411 43d Jackson Heights 160 ALOYSIUS FRANCIS ROESSERT, 4216 67th Woodside 178.

WILLIAM NICHOLS. 4119 73d Jackson Heights 183 JOHN FRANCIS FINNIN, 4002 80th Jackson Heights Local Board M7 Uncomplete) V-DOMINIC FRANK BENEDETTO 34-24 103d St 1506. FRANK TUCCI. 108-55 38 th Ave 3i56. V'BAAJOR1Eu J0H! GIANFERRARA, 106-05 34th Ave 218 V-WILLIAM J.

DWYER, 94-27 42d Av. V-EDWIN FTJHRER. 96-15 42d Ave. 478 Local Board 2AA (Incomplete) V-BERNARD JEROD TAHEY, 7-0 35th Ave Corona 3553 BONGIORNO. 37-30 Jaclon Heights 60.

IDRD JOSEPH TITGERALD, K-12 34th Corona 105. Local Board S.W Incomplete. V-FRANK JOSEPH VrVES-126-OJ Ave. College Point 22. -C320BOOK' HM5 3M MARIN- 20-03 129th College Point 2768 CHESTER LANE 140-15 33d Ave Flushing 3093 MARTIN GEORGE MAUL.

6-20 College Place. College Point 40 8 14-56 122d 8t Co:" CHARLES JOSEPH CUFFS, 5-05 125th College Point 63. TOM WASHINGTON BRADY, 3 Malba Drive. Malba-79. Bernard Braff of 118 Sutter one of the organizers of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, who was closely associated With the late Samuel Gompers, former president of the American Federation of Labor, died yesterday of a heart ailment.

He was 82. Mr. Braff was the first general ecretary of the I. L. G.

W. U. and was one of 11 delegates who met in 1900 and formed the organization, which now has i membership of 250,000. He held the post of general secretary-treasurer until 1904 and during his first year in office ierved without pay, conducting the Union's business at his home. As an organizer and arbitrator, Mr.

Braff traveled all over the United States, representing the I. L. O. W. U.

and the A. F. of He was born in Austria and came William C. Good, Boro Bank Employe William C. Good, 79, of 668 Madison for the last 20 years night maintenance superintendent of the Kings County Trust Company Building at Boerum Place and Fulton died Tuesday night following a short illness.

He was a native of Brooklyn and is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Maude A. Thompson; a sister, Mrs. Maud A. Neale, former Republican co-leader of the 17th A.

and a grandson, Edward A. Thompson Jr. Mr. Good was a member of Cornerstone Lodge, F. A.

and of Long Island Council, R. A. Religious and fraternal rites will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the chapel at 187 S. Oxford St.

Interment will be In Evergreens Cemetery Barvels, August Borchers, Peter Bruns, Frederick Burmeister, Mary Byrne, George I Coleman, Abraham Dayton, Harry Dowling, John Downey, Timothy Doyle, James B. Edwards, Maria L. Featherstone, Edward Fletcher, John Good, William Hoenig, Louis House, Alice Johnston, Jane Jones, Elizabeth Keane, Agnes Kenney, John King, Anna Rae Little, Nicholas J. Malone, Anna McLaughlin, Peter McLaughlin, Sophia McMahon, Stephen J. McManus, Irene S.

O'Gara, Delia Price, George Rawlings, Hannah Reilly, Sarah Rieger, George Steier, Paul R. E. Thielmann, Caroline Titmus, Charles Weil, Louis BARVELS AUGUST beloved husband of Augusta father of Lydia Stott; grandfather of Walter Barvels, Roberta and Audrey Stott, and brother of Jacob Barvels. Services at his home, 91 Cornelia Street, on Friday, 8 p.m. Interment Saturday, 2 p.m., Lutheran Cemetery.

BORCHERS PETER January 8, 1941. at his residence. 574 81st Street, Brooklyn; survived by son, wiinam aaugnter, Jeanette Gundersen; two sisters, Mary C. Borchers, Josephine McKee; six grandchildren. Services Friday, 8:30 p.m., at John L.

Bader's Funeral Home, 507 Liberty Avenue, corner Van Sicleh Avenue. Interment Saturday, 3 p.m., Evergreens Cemetery. BROOKLYN LODGE, NO. 22, B. P.

O. ELKS Brothers Funeral services for our brother, GEORGE RIEGER, Thursday, January 9, 8:30 p.m., Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 1218 Flatbush Avenue. SAMUEL A. LEMMA, Exalted Ruler.

Thomas F. Culte, Secretary. BRUNS FREDERICK HENRY, of Laurelton, Wednesday, January 8, 1941; beloved husband of Louise ('nee Henkel); brother of Betty Griffin, Katherine, William H. Bruns. Reposing at Weigand Bros.

Funeral Home, 1015 Halsey Street. Services Friday, 8:30 p.m. BURMEISTER MARY, sudden ly, on Jan. 8, beloved mother of John A. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from her residence, 1583 East 15th Street.

Requiem mass 9:30 a.m.. St. Brendan's R. C. Church.

Interment Holy Croso Cemetery. BYRNE GEORGE January 18, 1941, beloved husband of Nellie. Iruneral Saturday. 11, from ithe residence, 23-05 19th Street, Astoria, L. I.

Mass at Immaculate Conception Church, 10 a.m. Inter- Iment Holy Cross Cemetery. Direc tion Charles J. O'Shea. Cjunt PHONE Fairciiild MAln 2.3700 154 nf our last 1000 services cost less than $200 incluJinp temtttry chargrt.

Fairciiild Sons MORTICIANS 86 Lfflrru Place, Brooklyn Ft.nk K. Fufciuld, LitUH One UUpkmt Seeei finikin! Canted f.llT J.m.lra Special ro the Brooklyn Eagle Freeport. Jan. 9 Mrs. Mary H.

MacCormack. organizer of the first mothers' club in Brooklyn in 1896 and active in Y. M. C. A.

club work in Brooklyn and Long Island for more than half a century, died early today at her home, 159 South-side here, after a long Illness. She was 78 years of age. Born in Scotland, Mrs. MacCormack came to Brooklyn in 1860, where, six years later, she organized the first mothers' club in that borough at old Public School 65. In 1908 she founded the initial mothers' club affiliated with the Y.

M. c. A. August W. Barvels, Retired Mailman August W.

Barvels of 91 Cornelia St, a retired letter carrier, died yesterday at his home after a long illness of heart trouble. Mr. Barvels served for 32 years in old Station in Manhattan and retired in 1930 because of poor health. He was a native of Manhattan and lived in Brooklyn for the last 22 years. Surviving are his widow, Augusta F.

Barvels; a daughter, Mrs. Lydia Stott; three grandchildren, Walter Barvels and Roberta and Audrey Stott, and a brother, Jacob Barvels. Services will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the home and burial will be in Lutheran Cemetery at 2 pjn. Saturday.

Mrs. Alfred C. Thielmann Mrs. Caroline Metz Thielmann, of 94-19 Baldwin Forest Hills, wife of Alfred c. Thielmann, florist, MCLAUGHLIN On Wednesday, January 8, 1941, at his residence, 295 Midwood Street, Brooklyn, PETER beloved husband of Nora V.

(nee Harrington) and brother of Thomas McLaughlin and Mrs. Mary A. Madison. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to the Church of St. Francis of Assist.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Direction of James A. Madden. Mclaughlin Jan. 8, sophia beloved mother of Florence, Rita, Grace and Harold.

Funeral from the Chapel, 38 Lafayette Avenue, on Saturday, 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at Queen of All Saints- Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. McMAHON-STEPHEN Jan. 8, 1941, at his residence, 2907 Tilden Avenue, beloved husband of Margaret McMahon, dear father of Eleanor Meagher, brother of John and Francis McMahon.

Solemn requiem mass Saturday, 9:30 a.m., Holy Cross R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Direction John J.

Malone. McMANUS On January 9, 1941, IRENE SADLER, beloved wife of Nicholas Gerard, devoted daughter of Harriet and the late Thomas dear sister of Rev. Thomas Sister Immaculate Maria, SS.J.; Leo, Joseph and Jerome; aunt of Rita Maria. Funeral from the residence of her mother, 567 79th Street, Brooklyn, Monday, 9 a.m.; thenoe to St. Church, where requiem mass will be offered at 9:30.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. O'GARA DELIA (nee Moran), on January 8, 1941, beloved wife of the late John; dear mother of John and the late Martin. Reposing at the M. J.

Smith Memorial, 248 Prospect Park West, until Snt.nrriov 9 a.m. Requiem mass Holy Name unurcn. interment Holy Cross Cemetery. PRICE-On Wednesday, January 8, 1941, GEORGE ALFRED, beloved husband of Emily M. Price and father of Ruth Mersinger.

Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Friday, 8 p.m. RAWLINGS On Tuesdav. ary 7, 1941, at Washington, D. mannah wite of the late Frank Rawlings; mother of Elsie R. Wil cox ana Catherine R.

East. Friends may call at the Fairchild nhnrvi 88 Lefferts Place, from Wednesday evening to am. Friday. Service at the Church of the Holv Trin. lty, Clinton and Montague Streets, Friday, 11 a Interment Green wood cemetery.

REILLY On Januarv 8. 1941. SARAH, beloved mother of the Rt. Rev. Mons.

Thomas U. Reilly, Mrs. Allison Vroman. Mrs. John Fiteii Sadie and Elizabeth; sister of James Campbell; at her residence, 560 Myrtle Avenue.

Reaulem mass on Saturday at St. Patrick's Church, 11 a.m. interment Calvary Cemetery. MODERN FACmrTrES-REASONABLENESS OF PRICE HIGH QUALITY GO.W Peose SON INC. Funeral Dlrerlnrs 431 NwtranH Ah.

ITrhni 3.7709 Vital Notice accepted 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for publication the name day; a late a 10 p.m. Saturday night for publication Sunday The following are additional Brooklyn and Queens men called for a year's service In the Army, with designating volunteers and order numbers appearing after the names: BaOOKLV.V Lceal Board (Completed) V-BBRNARD A. YANDOLA, US0 E.

35th St. 134. Local Board 14S (Completed) HYMAN BERNARD DICKER, 2985 Ocean Pa-kaay 25 V-SIDNEY JOSEPH ROSEN, Sit Ocn- view Ave in. Local Board (Completed) V-MATHAN ZELZMAN, 343 Thatford Ave. i08.

Local Board 147 Incomplete V-MORRIS- BERG LASS, 178 Mat. St. 29. V-JACOB ABRAHAM FERLES, 752 Bnedt- ker Ave. 763 V-HERMAN OERSHKOW1TZ, S4g WII.

hams Ave in-7 V-SAM PURVIS, $93 Alabama Ave -500. V-MAX STOLL. 901 I. 88-h St. 567.

Local Board 14!) (Completed) V-AARON ROSEN, 544 Duraoat Ave. V-DAVID KAPLAN. 840 Stone Ave -1635 V-SAMUEL MOSS 435 Hinsdale St. 1048 V-SAMROSENFELD, 321 Bnediker Ave V-SAMUEL PENDROCK, 435 Hinsdale 8t V-EMANUEL WOLFF, 335 New Lots V-NATHAN LASER, 452 Williams Ave 1465. V-ABRAHAM SAPER8TEIN, 443 Alabama Ave 2518.

V-MILTON TRESHANSKY, 437 Dumont Ave Minor. V-ROBERT ORMAN. 477 Sheffield Ave. V-RL-BEN COHEN. 364 Hinsdale St -S37.

V-LEONARD NEEDELMA.N, 604 Dumont Ave. 47. Local Board 150 (Completed) SALVATORE FRANZO, 150 Carroll St. V-LEONARD RALPH DE VITO, 88 Carroll V-ANTHONY AMABaB. 77 5d Place V-ARNOLD ANIBLLO VERDI, Summit St 3808 JOHNFRANCIS HEANEY, 397 Sackett ANTHONY DOMINICK POLEMENI, 395 Union St.

18. STEPHEN TONY LA ROSA, 120 Union GIACOMO JACK T03CAN0, 151 Kan. WILLIAM THOMAS HTLAND, 103 3d Piace 51. MARIO ATTILIO IANNUZZI, 63 4th Place 68. SEBASTIAN CHARLES CONTI 25 Tompkins Place 26.

V-EDWARD JOSEPH TOBIN, 117 4th Place 2302. ERNEST ROSENOREEN SORENSEN, 60 1st Place 54. JSY TESORIERO. 178 Union St -81. JOSEPH SALVATORE MONTE, 337 Clinton St.

21. Local Board 151 (Completed) LUIZZO. 148 W. 9th St. -1152 V-OIRO JOHN CONTI, 25 Luiueer St V-HYMAN ZOTTENBERO, 95 Center Mall- 1688.

PHILIP BOB TROTTO, 68 Wakott St. TOSI MICHAEL CAPOZUCCA, 316 Columbia St. 58 JsSEPHJOHN SANTAMARIA, 161 Bush FRANK BEROEN. 38 3d 8t 83. DOMINICK MEOLIO, 248 Van Brunt St 86.

VICTOR BENEDICT MAZZARA. 118 4th Piace 87. ALTREDJOHN PELUSO, 146 W. th SALVATORE FRANK DE MARIO, 669 Henry St. 118 THOMAS JOSEPH MOLITOR, 125 Coffey St.

132. Local Board 1 Si Incomplete JOHN DRAGNA. 332 40th St. 72 WALTER FRANK ZUKOWSKI, 5004 3d Ave. 84.

Local Board IBS (Completed) 8AM HOFFMAN, 142 8 8t 42-A BERNARD J. BCHRANTZ, 652 Wythe Ave. 40. WILLIAM T. MUSZAK, 331 Rodney V-LOUIS A.

HERNANDEZ, 101 8. 8th St 1 170 V-LOUIS DENNER. 190 8. 8th V-THEODORE T. OOLDFARB, 176 S.

Bth i Q05 V-DAVID 8ATLIN 600 Bedford Ave 133 RALPH LEE FLECKER. 30 Lee Ave I. HYMAN FRIEDMAN. 80 10th St. 63 V-EDWIN McKEE LAWRENCE, 198 S.

9th 8t 2047. V-HARRY HYMOWTTZ, 83 Division Ave. 374. Local Board 155 Incomplete V-JOSEPH JAMES DEVINB, 67 Bedford Ave 13. V-FRANK WADSWORTH OSTRANDER 181 Emerson Place.

422 V-ANTHONY NICHOLAS PALMIERI. 154 Orand Ave. 1417. V-JOSEPH COTRONE, 433 Wiliouehby Ave. 2925 V-ALPHON8E RAIOLO, 153 SkiUman St.

3072. V-FRANK BENEDICT VINCELLA, 152 Vanderbllt Ave. 3536. I.oeal Board 157 Incomplete -CHARLES LI PETRI, 114 Ralph Aye 658 V-ARTHUR VINCFNT LYONS, 1007 Putnam Ave. 1077.

V-GREOORIS HADJINIOOLATT. 2072 Richmond Terrace. Port Richmond, Staten Island 807 V-JOHN McKEEVER MULLTNS. 815 Me-Donough care of Mrs. Seiton.

853. V-GEOROE MICHAEL CARMINE, 868 Jefferson Ave. 1916. WOLF. 27 Haward Ave 10 MAURICE ANTHONY BUCKLEY, 91 Madison St.

19. Local Board ISA Incomplete CESIDIO VAI.ERIO DI GEN OVA, SOS Herkimer St 94 LARRY FEIGENBAUM. 321 Decatur St. WILLIAM THOMAS ROSWEIX, 1359 St Mark's Ave 181. V-MURRAY AARON STREIT, 444 Ralph Ave 2618.

RUCTION SALES A. FISCHMAV. ATTTION'EER. "ells January 10, 1941, at 9.00 a.m., at RoKi-rs Ave. Brooklyn, All Butrhi-r Fixture.

Appurti-nance. rhattol. as listed in mortgage. lor the account ofWm.E. Bush.

S. A Y. AUCTIONEER? sell 30, 1941. 9:110 a. 762 Hej.

ford Brimklvn, Chevrolet Truuk, Motor Nn, T-417S34. h. n. sphonzeitTa fvTtONeKtf" sell January 17. 1941, 9 IX) a.m..

1214 E. ittli Rrooklvn. Lincoln Si-'lun, Hoick Si-dan, ns account Richard and Robert Fink, Joe Wishnew. PAWNBROKERS SALES ESTATE OF EUGENE ROSEN-BAl'M'S AUCTIONEERS, J. Kelly.

J. Fcldhuhn. I. Kirschnor, J. Schwalb, ell at 70 Bowery, at 9 a.m.

Jan. 13 By order of A K'-lly Pawnhrokins 32 5th Avo diamond, ailvprware, and second-hand watches pledged from 291(10 of Jun9 1, 1939, to 49SM of Nov. 3D, Jan, 15 By order of Estate of J. FriH, 1473 Rroadwav. diamonds, silverware, iowelry and second Innd watches pii'difd from 66'WO of Spt.

1. 1939. to nf Oct. 14. 1039: from 42MH) of Juno 1, 1939.

to of Aua, 31, 1939. and all nleuVa held over. )aS-6t nSu Jan. 16 By order of H. fiTil Atlantic nl.

vorwai-c, Jewelry, second-hand watches, musical instruments, fild jlasi, camera Kolf sets, shotmin. rifle typewriters, clocks. Iians, suitcases, tool, fishinit poe, reel radio from 7234 of April 2H 1939. to 21234 of Nov. 30, 1930 tloodsteln Sons.

279 Brides similar pledKes from of Feb. 1 1939, tn 44700 nf Dec. Hi. 1939; also Noa. 3i.M34 of Sent.

26, 193S: 32033 of Oct. 10, 1935; 32462 of 6ct. 14. Ja9-6t cPu JACOB SHONGUT. INC.

Jos, Shoniiut-Clco siiotiKtit, Auctione.ra Sell at R2 BOWERY, N. y. Jan. 15 For Haloid M. Call, nlios nth diamonds, Jewelry, secondhand watches, odds and ends trout M049 nt Kept.

22. 193H, tn 211,13 of Nov 14. 1939. Odds and ends for Saver. 66? Manhattan from T.lHuo of May 20, I93S.

to hl2fi. of Hec alsc. from loon nf jn jto of I 1939. Similar 'itoorl for J. Saver.

922 from 74300 of July JL 1930,, 8(MM NOV. SO, 193S. jati-tii I At Man, 74, Dies of Burns After Match Fires Clothes Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Huntington, Jan. 9 Edward Dearing, 74, died late yesterday in Huntington Hospital of burns received when his clothing became ignited accidentally from a pad of matches in the living room of his home at 19 Lake St. Police believe that the elderly man may have dozed off while smoking.

He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Archie Brooks and Miss Margaret Dearing, and a son Edward Dearing. died yesterday at her home. She was born in Jersey City 38 years ago and lived in Brooklyn for many years. Surviving are hjer husband; three children, Caroline, Alfred and Elaine; her mother, Mrs.

Minnie Metz, and three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Rafferty, Mrs. Elsie Denehy and Mrs. Frieda Connolly. Services will be held at 8:30 p.m.

tomorrow at the Avenius Funeral Home, 63-15 Forest RIdeewood. inter ment will be in Lutheran Cemetery. RIEGER January 7. 1941. GEORGE, beloved husband of Clara; dear father of George Jr.

Services at Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home. 1218 Flatbush Ave. nue, Thursday, 8 p.m. Interment Friday, 2 p.m..

Cypress Hills Cemetery. STEIER PAUL R. on Jan. 9, 1941, beloved husband of Bessie E. devoted father of Norman and Agnes.

Reposing at Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 50 7th Avenue, until Saturday, 2:00 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. THIELMANN (Nee Metz), CAROLINE on January 8, 1941, at her residence, 94-19 Baldwin Avenue, Forest Hills, L. beloved wife of Alfred C.

and devoted mother of Caroline. Alfred and Elaine. Services Friday, 8:30 p.m., at Avenius Funeral Home, 63-15 Forest Avenue, Ridgewood, Queens, Long Island, TITMUS CHARLES, aged S3, on January 8. Funeral Friday, January 10, at 2 p.m., from Herrmann's Funeral Home, Lake Avenue, Center Moriches. WEIL-On Jan.

7, 1941, at 125 Seagate Road, Shore Acres. Staten Island, LOUIS, beloved husband of Anna, devoted father of Marion and brother of Mrs. Minnie Oech-ler and Mrs. Elizabeth Damm. Funeral services Friday, 8 p.m.

Interment Evergreens Cemetery, Saturday morning. 3tt epemoriam CONROY In constant memory of a devoted mother, MARY GRACE, who departed this life January 9, 1931. DAUGHTERS. COSTELLO Rev. EDWARD P.

In loving memory of the Rev. Edward P. Costello, late pastor of Our Lady of Mercy Church, Forest Hills. Masses offered. SISTERS and BROTHER.

FLYNN In loving memory of the Rev. MATTHEW J. FLYNN. ANNA J. FINNERTY.

ROBERTS In loving memory of Captain LESTER A. ROBERTS, who died January 9, 1924. FAMILY. BAYERS WILLIAM January 9, 1938. Loving you always on earth and in heaven.

Wife, HATTIE SAYERS. SAYERS WILLIAM J. Dearest memories of my dear Dad. Daughter, Adeline Sayers Scheu, and Husband, Francis. SCHELL EDWARD.

In loving memory of my devoted husband and our father. Wife and Sons, Edward, Herbert, Walter Jk Coofet itwoapuaaTm i DIGNIFIED Ailxtw FUNERALS At $150 OUR FUNERAL HOMES HOOHITH 1SI IMn I trt-tUek nn li 4-12M SmnMi Urn! warn 2-tUS 1111 tlatbn An. eucfcuanitar 2-02M-7 QUIINt 150 10 HilUkt AnntM-IAnutM (-M70 JJ rml AtMM HEnsman J-MOO lit-14 North. mdtpudiHH 140 tTATf ItUkND ludi St, ItfUtm BIMrtUc 74100 piHrtH 117 Wat 7M StrMt-THrfalntr 71700 14S1 frit AnrnM-mtrntlandw 4-M00 ON 1 Wm lMtti SlrMl-MynHMd t-IMO 185 I. TrMMi An lUitl 7.7700 147 WHIM mm-M(m Mm I-0I72 WVtTCHIVTflK 114 Mtnuromck Avawc-WMtt Plaint Hen far (vrttcnfoth'i or Wrltt far Nhiitrara loaft "0" Ottlfmllu) James J.

Chrystal, Retired Policeman James J. Chrystal of 75-15 64th Glendale, a retired policeman, died suddenly Tuesday at his home. He was formerly attached to the 108th Precinct In Richmond Hill and retired four years ago. Mr. Chrystal was a member of the Police Department for 29 years and was a member of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.

He is survived by his widow, Catherine Deffley Chrystal; two sons, James and Charles, and a brother, Bernard Chrystal. The funeral will be held at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow with a solemn mass of requiem at St. Pancras R. C.

Church. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery. COLEMAN January 8, ABRAHAM beloved husband of Mary and father of Kenneth Coleman. Services at Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1925 Church Avenue, Friday, 2:30 p.m.

Please omit flowers. DAYTON On Monday, January 6, 1941, HARRY THORNTON, of the Towers Hotel, beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth and father of George H. and MonteaQi T. Dayton and Josephine D. Helssenbuttel.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 83 Lefferts Place, Thursday, 8 p.m. Interment private. DAYTON Montauk Lodge, No. 286, F. A.

M. Brethren: You are requested to attend Masonic funeral services of our late Brother HARRY T. DAYTON, on Thursday, January 9, at 8 p.m., at Fair-child Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place. GERALD M. FAVOR, Master.

Adolph Hansen, Secretary. DOWLING On Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1941, JOHN, beloved father of Mrs. Kathryn Ray, Mrs. Elizabeth Cochran and John Henry Dowling.

Service at Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Friday, 8 p.m DOWNEY Suddenly, on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1941, TIMOTHY J. DOWNEY, beloved brother of John, Edward, William, Mrs. Martha A. and Mrs.

Mae Martin. Reposing in funeral parlor, 7106 Ft. Hamilton Parkway. Funeral Friday. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Ephrem's Church at 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery. Direction of Thomas J. Lynam.

DOYLE Suddenly, on Wednesday, January 8, 1941, JAMES B. DOYLE, husband of Helena and father of Helen, Elizabeth and Margaret. Funeral from 207 7th Avenue. Notice of funeral hereafter. EDWARDS On January 8, MARIA LOUISE EDWARDS, in her 90th year.

Services at the Old First Dutch Church, 7th Avenue and Carroll Street, Brooklyn, Saturday, January 11, at 2 p.m. Friends may call at the residence of her nephew, Harrison J. Edwards, 86 6th Avenue, Brooklyn, from 10 a.m. Friday until noon Saturday. FEATHERSTONE On Wednesday, January 8, 1941, EDWARD dear brother of Mrs, Agusta Kor-ting and William P.

Featherstone. Services at the Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 1218 Flatbush Avenue, Saturday, 2 p.m. FLETCHER On Jan. 7, JOHN FLETCHER, beloved husband of Margaret McBrlde.

Funeral Friday, from chapel, 187 S. Oxford Street. Requiem mass, 10 a.m., Transfiguration Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. (Tarry-town papers please copy.) GOOD WILLIAM on January 7, 1941, of 668 Madison Street, beloved father of Maud A.

Thompson and brother of Maud A. Neale; also survived by grandson, Edward A. Thompson Jr. Religious and Masonic services Friday, 8 p.m., at Funeral Chapel, 187 8. Oxford Street.

Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. Direction of Benjamin Orlndrod. 3n Cpcmorfam The Eagle has published a booklet of "In Mpmorinm1" Verges You may obtain I copy of this ImoUft, without charge, by calling an Ad Taker at MAin 4-6200. Mrs.

George Hamilton Jones Mrs. George Jones, Boro College Tulor Succumbs in Hospital Following Operation Mrs. Elizabeth C. Demarest Jones of 453 73d a member of the faculty of Brooklyn College, where she taught In the Economics Department, died Tuesday In St. Vincent's Hospital, Manhattan, following an operation for appendicitis.

She taught the day before her death. Mrs. Jones was married two months ago today In St. Brigld's R. C.

Church to George Hamilton Jones. Father James A. Green, who officiated at the nuptial mass, will offer a solemn requiem mass at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church and interment will be at Calvary Cemetery. Mrs.

Jones, who formerly was active in Catholic charitable affairs here, was born In Brooklyn, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Demarest, and was educated at Brooklyn College and Columbia University, where she received her master's degree. She was a member of Alpha Sigma Rho Sorority, the Intercollegiate Association of Catholic Women and the Brooklyn College Bureau of Economic Research.

Surviving besides her husband and her parents is a sister. Miss Catherine Demarest. Departmental Rites Held For Flushing Fireman A departmental funeral was held today fo Fireman Harold A. Barker, 33, of 151-63 29th Flushing, a member of Rescue Company 2, who was killed Jan. 5 at LaGuardia Field when he slipped from a ladder, fell Into a sub-cellar between two hangars, and suffered a skull fracture.

A detail of about 250 firemen, headed by Fire Commissioner John J. McElligott, gathered at the Cooke Funeral Home, 158-14 Northern Boulevard, Flushing, at 10:30 a.m., and marched as an escort of honor to the Roman Catholic Church of St. -ldrew of Avellino, 158th St. and Northern Boulevard, Flushing. The Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Francis D. Oeschler, pastor, wasj celebrant of a requiem high mass. Burial was In St.

Mary's Cemetery, Flusing. Girl Rodeo Star's Death Listed as Suicide New Brunswick, N. Jan 9 (P) Middlesex County Coroner William H. Jacqul has listed as suicide the death of Miss Rose Davis, 25-year-old rodeo performer who won the women's broncho bustine title in Madison Square Garden in 1933 and 1935. Jacqul said she apparently Jumped from a Pennsylvania express train Tuesday night.

Appraisals The following appraisals, reported by State Transfer Tax Appraiser David F. Soden, are on file today in Surrogate's Court: CTNNINUHAM, KATHLRINE 'S'Dt. 111. Oro. tutu.

tJS.tlil. net. 35.2;'8. To dauthter, Edith J. Cunntnuham.

110.000 nt one-Uiird of rldnrv estate; ons, Riehrd J. nd Harold F. Cunninit-lmm, one-third of reslduarv estate each. Chief assets, real estate. mort-ennes.

notes, cash and Insurance, property. Hn.m, Whitlock At Scarff, attorneys, 218 Fulton Bt Manhattan. HASSFNKAMP, KTI.LMX W. Gross assets, $11 283; net, $1 1,083. To wife, Bertha HaenkaniD.

Chief assets, real estate. Mocks and bonds. $2 840; mortgages, notes, cash and Insurance. $243; miscellaneous propertv, $2,400. Oels.

Forman it Schulre. attorneys. 32 Court S. HOLLAND. JANE A.

'April 14 Dross awets, net. $18 901 To sons. John A. and Wiilinm F. Holland, and dauahter, Dorotliv Hanson, oi.p-lhnd nf residuary rotate each.

Chief avsets, renl estate. $21 000. Thomas F. Twyford, attorney. 26 Court.

St. Wills Filed The following wills are on file today in Surrogate's Court: MINDER, PITER (Jan. 3). Estate not more than 17,000 real and ahout $20 000 personal To wife. Alice Raunders.

1271 35th ekecuirix, grandson, Irving Saunders Jr 102 Mvrtle Ave, Cedar drove. N. 11.000: dmuhlrr, Florence Atkinson, 18fl Pond Nallck, $2 000 and one-third ol residue; ons, James B. 327 Spring si Ossinlng. and Irvini M.

Saunders. 423 Warren Washmiton. n. C. one-third of residue each.

Peter A. Peterson- 48 Garden Place, executor. WIRTII. I.IZ.IK (Dec 231. Estate I lO.ooo real and I5 0O0 personal.

To daughter, Lillian Wirth, 254 Rutland Road, executrix. Letters Granted Letters of administration have been granted on this estate: WICK. MARION C. (Nov 81, Estate, not more than $1,000 personal and not more than 110.000 real To husband, Charles Wicks, Pennjvlvania Ave Niantlc. Conn.

WHEN OVT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BitOOKLVH James W. O'Reilly Rites Held Today James W. O'Reilly, 70, of 1713 Beverly Road, died suddenly Tuesday of a heart attack. Mr. O'Reilly was formerly for 21 years with the Cunard White Star Line and retired about a year ago.

He was a native of Dublin, Ireland, and was In the State service before he went with the steamship company. His widow, Phyllis G. O'Reilly, and a son, James E. O'Reilly, survive. The funeral was held today with a solemn mass of requiem at Holy Innocents R.

C. Church. In terment was at St. John's Cemetery. ATHS HOENIG LOUIS on January 8, 1941, beloved husband of Pauline; father of Ella, Jane, Arthur and Fred.

Services Friday, 8 p.m., at his residence, 382 St. John's Place, Brooklyn. Interment Saturday, 10 a.m., family plot, Myers-ville, N. J. HOUSE On January 8, 1941, 'W JUilKING BROADHURST, beloved wife of Edward O.

House. Service at her residence. 33 nmv. dale Avenue, New Rochelle, N. rraiay.

interment private. JOHNSTON-JANE, on Jan. 8, 1941, beloved wife of William, devoted mother of Marguerite, Ethel, Martha, Eleanor, David, John, James, Leonard and Alfred. Funeral services at Walter B. Cooke, Inc.

Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard, Friday, 2 p.m. JONES ELIZABETH O. i Demarest), on January 7, at her nome, 73d Street; beloved wife of George Hamilton Jones; loving daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Demarest; fond sister of Catherine.

Funeral Saturday morning, 9:30. Mass of requiem Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. KEANE AGNES on January 8. 1941, beloved sister of John F.

Keane and Mrs. Richard F. Gibson Funeral from Walter B. Cooke! Funeral Home, 50 7th Avenue. Requiem mass St.

Saviour's R. C. Church, Friday, 10 a.m. Interment St, John's Cemetery. KENNEY JOHN on January 7, 1941, beloved brother nf and the late Sister Mary Honorata, O.S.J.

Reposing at the M. J. Smith Memorial, 248 Prospect Park West, until Friday. 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass St.

Frances de Chantal Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. KING-ANNA RAE. Jan. 9, 1941, dearly beloved wife of Percy devoted daughter of Henrv and Annie Rae, niece of Timothy J.

Lane. Service at Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard, Saturday, 2.00 p.m. Interment private. LITTLE NICHOLAS on January 8, 1941.

beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Fay Little, and dear latner or Reverend Thomas F. Little, John, Richard Mrs. Stan ley F. Grant and Mrs. Raymond J.

Miller, at his home. 2380 East 23d Street. Requiem mass at St. Mark's R. C.

Church, Saturday, 10 a.m. MALONE On Jan. 7, ANNA, be loved aunt of Mary Hand and Wil liam FitzGerald, at her residence, 676 Myrtle Avenue. Funeral from the Galllgan Funeral Home, 284 Wllloughby Avenue, Friday, at 8:45 a.m. Requiem mass St.

Patrick's Cluirch, Interment St, John's CHAPELS.U5 ATLANTIC AVE, 38 LAFAYETTE AVENUE. nNES-MAin4 1398 9 1 81301365 Lost and Found Advertisements Appear Daily on Pag 2 UncUr "Announcements" 1 KtCtOn 'il Charles W. Maley Hoosick Falls, N. Jan. 9 Charles W.

Maley, a retired lieutenant in the New York Police Department and a former resident of Brooklyn, died here yesterday. He was born In Brooklyn and lived here since he retired in 1925. The funeral will be held here tomorrow. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY (IIVEN" fuTf of creditors of ARB SPIGNER and MAX SPICXER viflually ana as mornlierst of the fi-m and copartnership uf SPIGNER BHDS oVhtor, will be held at Room 2iK) Office Buiklintt. Brooklyn, New York.

Jan. 21, 1941. to i-unaidcr an ni'-nt proposed by said Debtor un'lrr (hapw XI of the Bankrupts That tim to confirm said arranic-m nt la at Jan. 23. 1941.

at 10.30 a.m., at the im Rrooklyn. N. Jan 4 1)41 It) Bankruptcy, No. 44 Court Slnv, Brooklyn. N.

I. NOTICE "is i I a tnectinir of creditors of JOl will held at 2W. Post office Build in. Brooklyn. York.

Jan. 23, 1341, to con" d. -n arranment proposed bv hi4 Dehtor und-r Chupcr XIII or Hie Bankruptcy Act. That time to confn -ii Mid arranirr.in.-nt or on thereto is f.xcd at Jan. 19-I1.

at 10 30 a at the anion pln. cVckiyn. N. Jim. 6.

1311. elijL.nl k. Connor e. WILLIAM E. TtVK Jr7 individu i.lv" and domir business under the trade name of THE FRIENDLY B(K SHOP.

Bankrupt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by mad- Jan. 4. Feb. 13.

194 1 fixed as the la.t dav for the Mine nf Olllertions to tlta kinVronC. A i at Die office of' El'iIENE ii fiiv. Referee In Bankrupts, 44 I our! Street. Brooklyn, New Jan. 7.

lilll. JOHN A ELO, dome business as REX ART Bankrupt NOTICE IS HEREBY C1IVEN that by order made Jan. 4. 1941, Dy th underlined. 13, nx-erj as the ist dav for the Mm of hje, lions to the bankrupt discount, at the office of El CENT-'.

F. JR Referee in Bankruptry, 44 oiirl street. Brooklyn. New York -Dated, Jn. 4.

1911. N' iTICE" Iff Y.EREnY tltVEN TIUT on Dec. 30. 1940. HAROLD RVBIN 'lollllt I'liMiiess a.t LUS.

was adjudicated bank-uo't. that ttij first meetinir of crediti-- will be hei, the Post Office Huild. Inn, Itouin 209, Brooklyn Jan 14. 1941 at 111 30 a.m.? Bt h'li ie rreditora may attend, piovc. ir cluitiis.

appoint a trustee, cvitinno Innkinnl nnrl tA. i. iioen.i Bin ousini 'iinv nroiier coom ItieetinK, F. OTON NOB. JR Referee NOTICE IS HEREBY HIVEN THAT lti.M was tdiudicated bankrupt, and lht t'o first meiling of creditors will be "'d al the Post office Hiuldlnit.

Doom 309. rirooklyn. nn Jan. 14 imi at 10:30 a.m., at which time the creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and trnnsiot su--)i business st may properly come before said meet. In.

H'OENF. O'CONNOR JR Referee. NOTICE "is" litVEN TH VT on D-c. 2. linn, DAVID PIloWV was adjudicated Imnkrupi, and tint tlo first m-ei'im of will he h-ld lit RioniJiil Rio'Mvn NY 1911, 11' in 3-1 a wl? t'llie reitltors 111 IV llttend ooe 1-e-r I -taims.

appoint a tru'r-e exat'iine tl.e latikiupt and tr-in-s -t 'i loismess I -is tn-iv luopotiv 1 before an 1 tneetinL. ItLUKNE i' 0 CONNOR Refer.