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17 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 SUCCUMBS AT 72 Rev. Dr. Tivnan, I Former President Of Fordham, Dies! Deaths HOOAN On Tuesday, March 30. THOMAS Secretary of New Utrecht Exempt Firemen's Association and beloved father of George, Joseph and Augustine L. Hogan.

Funeral Friday morning, April 2. at 9:30 o'clock, from Parlors of Brophy and 5708 New Utrecht Ave. Solemn mass of requiem Church of 8t. Frances de Chantal, 57th St. and 13th Ave, at 10 o'clock.

Interment Holy Cross CemeUry. HOLMES CATHERINE, on March 30, beloved wife of Stewart; loving mother of Mrs. Frederick Richardson, Mrs. James Wiggins, SJi- 1 I Deaths Anderson, Adolph Mandeville. E.

W. 'Arnold, Louis McGowan, Ruth Barbey, ugust McOuinness, Bihl, Rudolph Bridget Cameron, Anna M.Nagle, Margaret Casey, Nellie Nash. Thomas F. Coe. Prances E.

Paquln, Noelle Conklln, Millie S. Quattrochi, Mary Dyer, Anna S. Roehrlch, Rudolph Giery, Anna E. Rohr, Lillian Gough, Alice E. Schlobohm, F.

H. Haggerty, Mary Seamn, Phineas Hogan, Thomas F. Shea, Elizabeth O. Holmes, Spencer, Sarah A. Catherine Starkey, Robert Hyams, Harry B.

Trabold, Catherine Hunt, Peter M. Unterreiner, Jahries. Justave Helen Frances Lynch, Kate Woodford, W. C. Services Are Held For H.

W. Ohrbach Funeral services were conducted today by Rabbi Sidney S. Tedesche of Union Temple In tlx Boyertown Chapel. 40 Lafayette for Henry W. Ohrbach, 62, an insurance broker, who died of a heart ailment yesterday in his home, 1552 Brooklyn after a short illness.

Mr. Ohrbach, a brother of Nathan M. Ohrbach, president of the Ohi bach Affiliated Department Stores, is survived also by his wife. Mrs. Molly M.

Ohrbach; two daughters, Mrs. Jack Rynston and Mrs. Robert Stegman; three sons, Irving, Sidney and Milton Ohrbach; four brothers, Louis Joseph Nathan M. and Morton J. Ohrbich, and a sister, Mrs.

B. Freed. James McDuff Dies, Actor for 52 Years A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated Saturday at 10 a.m. in the actors' chapel of St. Malachy's R.

C. Church, Manhattan, under the auspices of the Actors' Fund for James McDuff, 74, who died yesterday In the Southside Hospital, Bay Shore. Mr. McDuff retired In 1932 after appearing on the stage for 52 consecutive years. He played in scores of productions over that period.

Including Hoyt's "A Trip to Chinatown," with Donnelly and Glrard in "Natural Gas," with Rose Melville In "Sis Hopkins," and with Marjorle Rambeau in "Eyes of Youth." Some of his last appearances were made in a vaudeville tour with Mrs. Thomas Whlffen. sr. v.J Superior of Bcllarmine Retreat House at Cohasset Victim of Heart Attack The Rev. Dr.

Edward P. Tivnan, S.J;, 54, superior of the Bellarmine Retreat House at Cohasset. since 1931 and president of Ford-ham University from 1919 to 1924, died suddenly yesterday of a heart attack In the Cenacle of St. Regis, Riverside Drive and 140th Manhattan. Dr.

Tivnan, who was born In Salem, the son of Patrick and Mary Tivnan, came to New York several days ago to spend a retreat and was found deau in his bed at the cenacle by another priest. After preliminary studies In Boston College he entered the Society of Jesus in 1899 and was graduated from Woodstock College, in 1910, receiving a Master's Degree on theology from the latter Institution two years later. He then attended St. iRnatius College, Valkenburg, Holland, and was ordained to the priesthood in Dublin, Ireland, in 1914. Dr.

Tivnan, who was awarded a Doctor of Philisophy degree by Qeorgetown University in 1917, became a member of the faculty at Fordham in 1915 after teaching chemistry for a short time in Boston College. He served as regent of the University Medical School from 1916 to 1919, when he succeeded the Rev. Joseph A. Mulry as president. He was superior of the Fairview Jesuit House, now known as Weston Colleee, at Weston, from 1924 to 1931.

Phineas A. Seaman Phineas Seaman, Ex-Police Chief, Dies in 73d Year Also Was Former Sheriff of Nassau Organized Home Defense in War Garden City, April 1 Phineas A. Seaman, 72-year-old retired chief police of Hempstead, died here at his home, 48 Meadow 8t, shortly after midnight today. He had been 111 of pneumonia since yesterday. Funeral services will be held from his home Saturday at 3 p.m., and burial will follow In Roslyn Cemetery.

Mr. Seaman had returned from Florida only a few days ago, driving his car north alone. Mr. Seaman, who was born In Roslyn, March 15, 1865, was a former Sheriff of Nassau County and gained prominence during the years of the World War as the organizer of a Home Defense League In Nassau County. Surviving members of his family include his wife, Mrs.

Estella M. Seaman; his mother, Mrs. Emily Seaman, who Is 90, and a resident of Roslyn; five daughters, Mrs. Virginia Shurtleff'Of Hempstead, Mrs. Edna Kelley of Hempstead, Mrs.

William Johnson and Mrs. Emily Tappan of Garden City; Mrs. E. V. Collyer of Free port, and one son, Charles P.

Seaman of Garden City. Also surviving are a brother, Osrar Seaman of Roslyn, and one sister, Mrs. Ella Snedeker or Roslyn. As the former sheriff of Nassau County, from which post he was removed by former Governor Alfred E. Smith, Mr.

Seamon led a stormy political existence. He began his career as a carpenter working on the estate of the poet William Cullen Bryant at Roslyn, where his father was superintendent. He left his Job there to become a truant officer, later became a constable and then a county detective. During his term as sheriff in 1919. ANDERSON Suddenly on March 30, 1937, ADOLPH ANDERSON, of 1295 Rogers beloved husband of Anna and father Harold and Stephen.

Services at Ericson Erlcson's chapel, 500 State Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment Evergreens Cemetery Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ARNOLD Suddenly, on Tuesday, March 30, 1937, LOUIS ARNOLD, at his residence, 132 South Oxford St. Funeral services Thursday afternoon, 4:30 o'clock. Please omit flowers.

BARBEY On Tuesday, March 30. 1937, AUOUSTE BARBEY, beloved wife of Philip Barbey, and mother of Jack Barbey and Mrs. Helen Suckow. Services at the Fairchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Thursday a Dr. J.

W. Pierce Estate of $17,000 Is Willed to Wife Daughters Receive $3,000 Maria Kane Property Other Papers Filed Dr. John W. Pierce, who died at his home, 135 Amherst on March 26. left his entire estate of about $7,000 real and more than 10,000 personal property to his wife, Lll-11am of the same address, according to the will filed today with Surrogate George A.

Wingate. Dr. Pierce, who was 68, was said to be Coney Island's oldest practicing physician in point of service. Maria Kane, who died at her home, 1873 E. 26th on March 19, left her entire estate of less than $5,000 personal property to her daughters, Bessie C.

Gilmartin and Anna Curtin, of the E. 26th St. address. Susan Edebohls of 192 Madison who died March 22, left her entirs estate of $6,000 personal property to a brother and sister, Isaac and Margaret Lawrenoe, of Clifton, N. J.

The entire estate of Margaret Schaefer, who died at her home, 238 88th Oct. 21, 1936. was left to a daughter, Ethel Cowdray, of the same address. The estate consisted of $3,000 real property. Margaret Foley, who died at her home, 167 Freeman on March 5, left an estate of $2,500 real and lesj than $100 personal property.

All her linens, household furniture and personal effects were left to the Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor. One-third of the residue was left to a cousin, Margaret McGarrlgle, of 33-20 88th Jackson Heights, and two-thirds of the residue went to St. Columbkille's R. C. Church, Du-pont St.

Mary Campbell of 695 5th who died in Kings County Hospital on Feb. 22, left her entire estate of $702.24 personal property to St. John's R. C. Church, 21st St.

between 5th and 6th Aves. Rose Radeck, wfio died at her home, 126 Lott on Feb. 23, left an estate of about $6,500 real and G. F. Steele Dies, Paper Executive George F.

Steele, 78, chairman of the board of a company representing several large paper mills in New York and general manager of the Canadian Export Paper Company of Montreal, from 1917 to 1922, died yesterday in his home, 1155 Park Manhattan, after a long illness. Mr. Steele was born in Watertown, the son of the Rev. George M. Steele, Methodist minister and educator, and wa; graduated from Lawrence College, Appleton, in 1878.

He then became a bookkeeper In the Van Nortwick Paper Mill at Appleton. and resigned in 1886 to help form the Centralia Pulp and Paier Company, of which he later served as manager. Mr. Steele left the paper business to join the Deering Harvester Company in 1893, and was made general manager of manufacturing in 1902, when the Deering Conpany was purchased by the International Harvester Company. He returned to the paper industry in 1906, and was elected manager of the Newsprint Manufacturers Association, from 1915 to 1917.

Anna S. Dyc'r Anna S. Dyer of 642 47th St. died yesterday at the Bay Ridge Hospital after an illness of three weeks, at the age of 74. She was born In Freehold, N.

and lived in Brooklyn about 60 years. Mrs. Dyer was a Gold Star mother, one of her sons, Alexander, having been kiilcd In the World War. She is survived by three other sons, John and William who also served overseas and were wounded, and George, a newspaperman. Funeral services will be held at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial.

7501 5th tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Burial will follow in Evergreens Cemetery. OBITUARIES JOSEPHINE M. KORB, widow o( Joseph Korb. died jeaterdar at her home.

S7 Cotert St. She waa born In New York Cltj and lived In Brooklyn for the last 35 jreara, during which time ehe was a member of th R. C. Church of th. Fourteen Holy Martyrs.

She Is survived by three daughters, Mrs. A. Hushes. Mrs. M.

J. Flvnn and Mra IT navlev. thr $18,972 Appraisal Value Is Placed on Mangieri Property 10 Children Will Share Hamsley Estate Net Is Reported at $27,008 Antonio Mangieri, who died May 2, 1935, left a gross estate of and a net estate of $48,972.44 according to a reoort filed yesterday in Surrogate's Court. A principal asset was three-sevenths of the capital stock of the Valiant Oarage, 1169 Coney Island appraised at $18,000. He also owned a plot on Lefferts Ave.

near Bedford appraised at $12,500, and another at the corner Of E. 19th St. and Avenue at $8,000. The estate passed to 10 children. Millard F.

Hamsley, who died Aug. 31, 1934, left a gross estate of and a net estate of $27,008 84. The principal asset was 84 shares in the stock of the Hamsley Iron Works, of 228 40th St. Legal fees for Nathan Lavitz of 44 Court St. amounted to $650.

The principal legatees were two sons, Charles Leon of 37S Downing St. and Lawrence BOHL Suddenly, on March 29, 1937. RUDOLPH, beloved father of Rudolph Bohl Jr. Funeral from Roemmele's Funeral Church, 1230 Bushwick on Friday, April 2, at 10 a.m. BROOKLYN LODGE No.

22, B. P. O. ELKS Brothers: Funeral services for our brother, ADOLPH ANDERSON, Thursday, April 1, 8 p.m., 1 at Erlcson's Chapel, 500 State St. ANTHONY J.

DE LISIO, Exalted Ruler. Thomas F. Cuite, Secretary. CAMERON On Tuesday, March 30, 1937. at Mineola, Long Island, ANNA beloved wife of John F.

Cameron Sr. and loving mother of Joseph Charles A. and Edward L. Korb; a sister, Mrs, Merrill, of Binchamton. N.

and six grandchildren. The funeral will take place Saturday and burial will Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alice I F. Steele; three ughters, Mrs. i Jules Gentil, of Paris, and he I Misses Barbara and Harriet Steele of New York; and two daughters I Cornelius and John French Cam be In Most Holy Trinity Cemetery.

MRS. KATE LYNCH ot 1568 I. 6th St. died at her home Tuesday. She was the widow of Bernard J.

Lynch and is survived by two sons, Michael O. and Harold Fremed Is Dead; Printer 20 Years George Fremed of 1524 St. John's Place, president of the Parent-Teachers Association of the John Marshall Junior High School and an executive member of the United Parent-Teachers Association of New York, died suddenly Tuesday of a heart attack, at his home. Mr. was born In Austria 42 years ago.

He came to this country as a boy and has lived in Brooklyn for the last 16 years. He was in charge of the linotype department of the Select Printing 80 Lafayette Manhattan, with which he was connected for about 20 years. He was a member of Jupiter Locize, 276, Improved Order of Odd Fellows. Surviving Mr. Fremed are his wife, Rose; a daughter, Evelyn, and a son, Monroe.

Burial was in Mt. Judah Cemetery, Cypress Hills. W. Lynch; three daughters. Mary Rtlpy, Stewart Jr.

and James. Funeral from her residence. 8009 Ridge Boulevaru, on Friday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to the R. C. Church of 6t.

Patrick. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HYAMS The board of directors and members of the New York Furniture Exchange wish to record their deep sense of loss In the ppjsing of the former vice president, HARRY BENJAMIN HYAMS. His high sense of honor, loyalty and true friendliness had made a real contribution to all those in the furniture industry and he will be greatly missed by those who knew him. HUNT PETER on March 30, 1937, veteran of (Foreign Wars, beloved son of the late Michael and Hannah, brother of Thomas.

Military funeral from his residence, 600 Greene Avenue, on Saturday at 9:30 a.m.: thence to R. C. Church of St. Ambrose, where requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment National Cemetery, Pinelawn, L.

under direction of M. J. Smith Sons. JAHRIES GUST AVE, on March 30, 1937, suddenly, in his 67th year, beloved father of Mrs. Irene and brother of Mrs.

Hagendorf, Mrs. Rode, Mrs. Keicher, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday evening, 8 p.m., at Peter Blasius Funeral Chapel, 1872 Gates Ridgewood. Funeral Friday, at 2 p.m.

Interment Evergreens Cemetery. LYNCH KATE, at her home, 1568 E. 66th Brooklyn, on March 30, widow of Bernard J. Lynch; survived by two sons, Michael G. and Harold three daughters, Mary Riley, Anna Byrne, Catherine Sheridan; nine grandchildren; a brother, Maurice Hayes.

Funeral Saturday. Solemn requiem mass R. C. Church of Mary, Queen of Heaven, Avenue and E. 57th 9:30 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MANDEVILLE On March 31, 1937, EDGAR of 1171 East 37th Brooklyn, beloved husband of Martha Byrne. Reposing at Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, Church near St. Paul's Place.

Services at St. Paul's Church, Flatbush, Church Ave. and St. Paul's Place, Friday, April 2nd, at 3 p.m. Kindly omit flowers.

McGOWAN RUTH CARPENTER, wife of the late Edward mother of Edward and Chester McGowan, on March 30, 1937. Funeral service at her home, 139 Eldert Street, Friday evening at 8 o'clock. McGUINNESS On March 30, BRIDGET, in her 65th year, at her residence, 488 5th beloved mother of Daniel J. Funeral from her residence, 9:30 a.m.. Friday; thence to St.

Saviour's R. C. Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. NAGLE MARGARET (me Dev-lini, on March 30, 1937, beloved wife of thp late Timothy, dear mother of Ellen, "Catherine, Mae.

Mrs. Marparet Coleman, Mrs. Anna Harkins, Mrs. Thomas Dowd and James Nagle. Also survived by 12 grandchildren.

Funeral from her residence, 4118 Fillmore Friday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to the R. C. Church of St. Thomas Aquinas, Flatlands, where requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery under the direction of M.

J. Smith and Sons. NASH On March 30, THOMAS F. native of Limerick City, Ireland, devoted father of John, Thomas, William, Sister Francis, D.C., and Mrs. Eugene Van Home and brother of Mrs.

Mary Sexton and Peter Nash. Funeral from Darraugh Funeral Home, 8813 5th Saturday, April 3, thence to St. Patrick's Church where a solemn requiem mass will be offered at 10 a.m. and a son of a former marriage. I Mrs.

Benjamin Conant Mrs. J. Murray Ross and Roderick Steele, I all of Massachusetts. Charles J. Weaver, Radio Head, Dies Charles J.

Weaver. 65, active In eron. Services at the Falrchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Brooklyn, on Friday, 8 p.m. CASEY NELLIE (nee Hagen on March 30, beloved wife of Thomas M. and devoted mother of Rev.

'Thomas P. Tuneral from her residence, 130-42 118th Richmond Hill South, on Saturday, April 3, 9:30 a.m.; thence to the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, where a mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul. Anna Byrne and Catherine Sheridan, and at brother. Maurice Hayes. The funeral i less than $100 personal property.

To her daughter, Mary, of the same address, she left lots on Lyme Ave, near Sea Gate Ave. Dr. Walter K. Wilkins, of Long Beach, accused of first degree murder, was Incarcerated in the Nassau County jail, where he committed suicide. In the subsequent investigation it was alleged that Seaman and his assistant were absent at the time, and they were charged with omission of duty and dismissed.

Mr. Seaman was appointed Chief of Police of the Hempstead Village department In 1921. and was retired two years ago to the day. His retirement came there too while he was under fire for allegedly having falsified public welfare reports. He denied these allegations, saying "I can take it," and insisted that he will be held Saturday.

FRED STAt FER. of 198-21 Hollis Ave Broadway of 187-37 Jordan Hollis. Queens, died Tuesday at his home. He was 72 years old and was the husband I of Martha Btaufer and father of Ethel and Martha McAvey. Funeral services will be held tonight.

Quick, inexpensive way to help improve hand overnight, keep them today. the field of world-wide radio communication for more than 30 years until his retirement last January as superintendent of RCA Communications central radio office, died Tuesday in St. Petersburg, following an operation. One of the earliest radio enthu-siasts Mr. Weaver joined the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America, which later became the RCA, in 1903, after making more THOMAS F.

NASH, of 328 91st a salesman, died Tuesday. Ho was born In Limerick City, Ireland, and is survived by three sons, John, Thomas and William; two daughters. Sister Francis D. C. and Mrs.

Eugene Van Home; a sister, Mrs. Robert F. Cumings Funeral services were held yesterday for Robert F. Cuming, 68, of 8267 Austen Kew gardens, a member of an old Brooklyn family, who died Monday at his home after a brief Illness. Mr.

Cuming was head of the firm of M. V. Cuming, hat machinery than 100 trips as radio operator on the S. S. Philadelphia, one of the could disprove the charges.

Mr. Seaman, son and grandson of former Long Island policemen, was descended from pioneer stock. He was a member of the Odd Fellows, Junior Order of American Mechanics, the Benevolent Society of Roslyn, the Police Benevolent Association of Hempstead, and the Free-port Elks. He had been married 54 years, having celebrated his golden wedding anniversary in April. 1933.

Up to the time of his death he remained active and apparently in excellent health. Mary Seuton and a brother, Peter Nash, runerai services will be held Saturday, MRS. MI1.I.E g. CONKLIN, a ormer resident of Brooklyn for 50 years, died yesterday at the horn- ot her son. Edward B.

Conklln, 4 Willow Norwalk. Conn, after an Illness of 10 weeks. Surviving are her son, and her husband. Geortre Conklln. Funeral services will he hld Saturday.

PAWNBROKER SALES ESTATE OF EUOENK ROSENBAUM'3- Auctioneers. J. KELLY. L. FELDHUHN.

K.IRHCHNER. sell ai 70 Bowery at 9 a m. Aprli ti By order H. Barnett. S72 Atlantic diamonds, silverware, jewelry, second-hand watches, cameras, lenses and field glasses pledged irom 26140 of April 29.

1932, to 48610 Of Feb. 11. 1936 mh30-6t osu April 7 By order Est. J. BniH1way, clothing, pledged from HTnno of Dec.

1 1H35, to 6200 o( Jan. 31. and all pledges held over. mh3I-6t ot i first Atlantic passenger vessels to i be equipped with wireless. He was born in England and edu- rated in Scotland, and it is said that he was manager of Marconi Company's coastal station at Sias- manufacturers, at 43 Bleecker Manhattan, with which he was associated for 50 Surviving are his widow, Flora, and seven children, Mabel.

Elsie, Catherine, Edith, Robert, John and Donald Cuming. TRADEMARK Event a Today conset, Nantucket, when David Sar-noff, now president of RCA, became a junior operator there 28 years ago. Mr. Weaver, who was presented a brenze plaque and $1,400 worth of savings bonds at a testimonial dinner attended by more than 300 radio associates and friends last Jan. fi.

Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Amanda Weaver, and a half-sister residing in London. Deaths SPENCER-fcn Thursday. April 1. 1937, SARAH A.

SPENCER In her 90th year. Services at the Graham Home, 320 Washington Avenue, Saturday at 11 a.m. STARKEY ROBERT, on March 30, 1937, beloved father of Bernard Starkey and Mrs. Anna Hill, brother TRADE MARK REGISTRATION NOTICE is hereby given that GERMAIN STORES. 544 Fifth Avenue.

Brooklyn, New York City, has filed its trade mark T.FRMAINS NO-RUBBING FLOOR WAX" with the Secretary of Slate of New York, and the County Clerk of Kings County, to be used on lahe.s. cans, boxes, and containers of floor wax. mh29 30 31apl 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 Emma Peiser, who died Dec. 28, 1936, left a gross estate of $26,419.20 and a net estate of $10,504.21. A house at 296 Albany Ave.

was appraised at $15,000. Attorney's fees for Karl A. Blaustein of 291 Broadway, Manhattan, were $500. The entire estate passed to a daughter, Phyllis Stern of 226 E. 35th St.

Mary I. Tullar, who died Oct. 9. 1936, left a gross estate of $22,758.52 and a net estate of $16,757.15. A house at 406 Caton Ave.

was appraised at $6,750 and aaother at 2909 Avenue at $5,000. One-third of the estate passed to her husband, Howard B. of the Caton Ave. address, and two-thirds to a son, Bvron E. of White Plains.

Bertha Bertrand, who died Feb. 21, 1937, left a gross estate of and a net estate of $24,702.58, mostly in Jointly owned property. Attorneys fees for Strom and Fisrh of 706 Manhattan Ave. were $250. The principal legatee was a sister, Anna Romer of 461 Marion St.

John Saviciunas, who died Aug. 21. 1936, left a grass estate of and a net estate of $9,709 85, mostly in jointly owned property. The principal legatee was his widow, Kastanclja, of 325 Stanhope St. Pranciska Pilauskas, who died Aug.

1935. left a gross estate of and a net estate of $6,948.95. The entire estate passed to a nephew, Joseph, of 380 8. 3d St. Teofia Waszrzewick, who died Oct.

16, 1936, left a gross estate of and a net estate of $7,497.33. mostly in stocks and bonds to her son, Adam, of 103 Metropolitan Ave. PETER M. HINT, a World War vet-fran da mr-mber of the V. P.

died Tuesday at his home, 600 Greene Ae after an Illness of several weeks. He was about 39 and was a life resident of Brooklyn. Dunne the war he tervrd overseas from July, 1918, to May, 1919. Mr. Hunt was a son ot the late Michael and Hannah Hunt.

He Is survhed by a brother. Thomas. A military funeral will be held at 9:30 a m. Saturday frnm the residence, thence to the R. C.

Churrh of St. Ambrose, where a requiem mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in the National Cemetery, Pinelawn. L. I.

MARSHAL AHMED DIES Istanbul, Turkev, April 1 (PJ COE On Wednesday, March 31, i937, FRANCES at her home, 87-20 92d Street, Woodhaven. Fu- services at the East End Baptist Church, Van Siclen Avenue, Brooklyn, Friday, April 2, at 8 p.m. CONKLIN MILLIE aged 73 years; on March 31, at home of her son In Norwalk, Connecticut. Services 2 p.m., April 3, at Raymond Parlors, Norwalk. DYER On March 31, 1937, ANNA of 642 47th beloved mother of John, William F.

and George Dyer. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Friday, 8 p.m. Interment Evergreens GIERY On Tuesday, March 30, 1937, ANNA E. (nee Denny beloved wife of Patrick H. and devoted mother of Mrs.

T. Vincent Cussack and Virginia Giery. Funeral from her residence. 1914 E. 38th on Friday, April 2, at 10:30 a.m.; thence to St.

Thomas Aquinas C. Church, Hendrickson St. and Flatlands Ave. Interment Calvary Cemetery. GIERY St.

James Alumnae announces with sorrow the death of its member, ANNA E. GIERY, nee Denny. Members are requested to attend -equiem mass Friday, April 2, at 10:30 a.m., at St. Thomas Aquinas R. C.

Church, Hendrickson St. and Flatlands Ave. ROSE M. MULLIGAN, President. Sarah Dillon, Secretary.

GOUGH On March 31. 1937, ALICE beloved mother of Irene Griffin, Francis Joseph, Vera and 'Genevieve Gough and devoted sister of Anna Roach. Funeral from her residence, 2950 Ocean Avenue, Saturday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Mark's Church where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

HAGGERTY On Tuesday, at her home. 91-17 Street, Jamaica, MARY nee Conners), mother of Thomas F. and the late Archibald Haggerty. Requiem mass Friday at the Immaculate Conception Monastery, at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Pinner dance. Kings County American Legion, Hotel Towers. 7. Dinner. Old Timers Association ot the Y.

Fire Insurance Company. Hotel St. Genrne. 8. Illustrated lecture.

"The DKlances and Sizes of the stars," Academy of Music. By Dr. Oliver Justin Lee. 8 15 Spring meeting. Independent Civic Association of Sheepshead Bay, 3073 Emmons 8.

Meeting. First A. Democratic Association. 350 Atlantic Ave 8 30. Meeting.

9th A. D. Republican Club. 317 Ovlniton 8 Dinner. Eastern Arts Association, Hotel Pennsylvania, Msnhattan, 8.

Alumni Association of Long Island University meetine. at the university. 8 Mass meeting. Samuel Jackson Branch. In'ernat ional Workers Order, 173.

and Liberty 830. Presidents Supreme Court plan to be NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS of Barney Starkey, at his residence. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS O.N WORK TO BE DONE FOR OR SUP- PLIES TO BE FURNISHED TO THS CI I OF NEW YORK. The person or persons making a bid for I any service, work, materials or suppliea I lor The City of New York or for any of Its departments, bureaus or offices, shall furnish the same in a sealed envelope, ln- Funeral Is Held For Jacoh Loeh Funeral services were conducted today in the Temple Emanu-El, 65th St. and 5th Manhattan, for Jacob F.

Loeb, 67, special partner in the firm of Newburger, Loeb Company, members of the New York Stock Exchange, who died Tuesday in his home, 101 W. 57th Manhattan, after a long illness. Burial will be in Mount fcinai Cemetery. Philadelphia. Mr.

Loeb was born In Philadelphia and educated in the University of Pennsylvania. He was connected with the manufacf ring firm of Frank Brothers in Philadelphia until 1906, when he came to New York to aid In foundin the broker, age house of Newburger, Henderson Loeb, which later became Newburger, Loeb Company. A former president o' the North Shore Country Club and a member of the Harmony Club. Mr. Loeb is survived by 'lis wile, Mrs.

Carrie N. Marshal Ahmed Izzet Pasha, onetime commander-in-chief of the I Turkish armies, who signed the Ar-i mistice Treaty with the Allies for i Turkey at the end of the World War, died today at the age of 73. I ALICE E. nOUClH, of 2950 Ocean Ave I died yesterday. Sue was the widow of Francis P.

Oough and la survived by two sons, Francis P. and Joseph Gough: two daughters, Vera and Genevieve Gnugh. i and a sis' Anna Roach. The funeral will be held Saturday and burial will he Holy Cross Cemetery. dorsed with the title of the supplies, work or service for which the bid is made, with his or their name or name and the date of presentation to the President of the Board or to the head of th Department, at his or us office, on or before the date and hour named In the advertisement for the same, at which time and place the bids will be publicly opened by the president of the Board or head of Department and read, and the award of the contract made according to law a soon thereafter as practicable Each shall contain the name and place of residence of the person mak ins I inaca appitruiawru.

iixlci illf III cal I Meeting, Flatbush Republican Club, 2431 Church Ave. 8 30. Meeting. Society of old Brooklynltcs, Surrogates Court, Hall of Records Build-I in. 8.15.

i Dinner reception and dance. Sou'h Broolclvn Board ol Trade Hotel Bossert. 8. 4 anniversary 1 Card party. Amity Democratic Club of Rogers Ave 8 Dinner dance.

Flatbush Post Nil 35 Catholic War Veterans. Parkway Restau-; rant. Eastern Parkway and Nostrand 6 30. TRAVEL sTtTsWITZf RLAND now at New I.nws in Traiel Costs. Swiss Federal Railroads, 41 Fifth Avenue.

New York. i JOHN F. SMITH, 60. ot 410 7th He Is survived by his widow, Catherine Sullivan Smith; two sons, Raymond and John Smith; three dauphters. Mrs.

Rose nsughton. Mrs. Florence Gil-i and Rpglna and five grandchildren. The funeral will be held Saturday. i Loeb: a daughter.

Mrs. Blanche L. Goodman, and two sisters, Mrs. Senie Loeb and Mrs. Birdie L.

the bid and the names of all persons Interested with him therein, and if no other person be so interested it shall distinctly state that fact, also that it is marie with-, out any connection with any other person maklnti a bid for the purpose, and la tn all respects fair and without collusion or fraud, and that no member ol tht Bnard of A.dermen. head of a department, rhief of a bureau, deputy thereof or cleric there. n. or other officer or employee of The Citv of New York, is, shall be or be vary Cemetery. PAQUIN On Wednesday, March 31, NOELIE, beloved wife of Thomas Paquln.

Interment Ottawa, Canada. QUATTROCHI MARY, on March 31, 1937, beloved wife of Anthony, 'evoted mother of John, Frank. Joe, Frances i Josephine. Funeral from her residence, 3720 15th Saturday morning. ROEHRICH On March 30, 1937, RUDOLPH, beloved father of Marcel Roehrich.

Funeral from the John 59-19 57th Drive, Maspeth. Funeral from Chapel of Chester P. Zajkow-ski, 60-45 56th Road, Maspeth, Friday, April 2, 1937, at 10:30 a.m. Requiem mass St. Stanislaus R.

C. Church. Maspeth Ave. and 61st Maspeth, 11 a.m. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. TRABOLD On March 29. 1937, CATHERINE (nee Graham), beloved wife of Frederick R. Trabold and sister of Mrs. Cella Boylan, Mrs.

Anna Connelly and Frank Graham. Funeral Friday morning from her residence, 118 East 54th Street, Manhattan. Requiem mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. UNTERREINER On Wednesday. March 31, HELEN FRANCES (nee Fogarty), belonged wife of John Unterreiner, at her home, 832 Monroe Street. Reposing at the Stephen F. Duryea Home.

961 Putnam Avenue. Funeral on Saturday, April 3, at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass. Our Lady of Good Counsel R. C.

Church, at 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery. WOODFORD In Hartford, Connecticut, suddenlv, on March 28, 1937, WILLIAM CHARLES WOODFORD, aged 58 years. Funeral Thursday, April 1, 9 a.m., from St.

Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford. Interment Holy Crass Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York, 2 p.m. In epemorfam CARLSTEDT In loving memory of our dear son and brother. AL- OCEAN STEAMSHIPS ASSIGNEE NOTICES SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY In the mutter of the general assignment for the benefit of creditors of PHILIP KlaEIN'S BAKERY. assignor, to LEVIN, assignee.

FTRNESS luxury to RKRMt'PA on 'Monarch of Bermuda" "Queen nf Bermuda." Kurneits Bermuda Line, ttt Whitehall St. FORECLOSl RES I T. Gallagher Funeral Home, 2549 come interested, directly nr indirectly, at contracting party, partner, stockholder, surety or otherwise, in or in the performance of the contract or in the supplies, work or business which It relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof Tht bid must, be verified by the oath in writing of the party or parties maiilra the bitj that the several matters stated therein art tn all respects true No bid shall be considered unless, as a enndtt ion precedent to the reception or cor; vdTatlon of such hid. it be accompanied by a certified checK upon one of tht State or National bank; or trust, comninles THE WEATHER FORECAST By U. S.

Weather Bureau CITY AND VICINITY-Generally clear this afternoon and tonight. Local frost in nearby ii.terior. Partly cloudy and slightly warmer tomorrow. LltUit westerly winds. Lowest temperature tonight about 40.

EASTI'BN SKVV YORK Inrreaame cloudiness, probably showers In central and north portions tomorrow. In extreme north portions tnnihl. SliKhlly wurniT In central and north portions tonight and in smith portions tomorrow NEW JERSEY Fair, nrohablv licht frnM BJaltrr 11 Gimikc INCORPORATED SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY LOUISA E. YOUNO and HENRY ALBERS as Surviving ETerutors and Trustees, Plaintiffs, FRANK KELLY, Public Administrator, etc et al Defendants.

Pursuant to judgment herein, dated February 5th. 1037. I will sell at public auction to the highest biddf-r. by JAMES POWER, auctioneer, m. Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

1R9 Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York, on April 7th. 1037. at twelve noon, premises situate In the Borough of Brooklyn. Nw York City, on the northerly side of Sixth Street.

feet lO1 Inches easterly from Avenue. 20 feet wide front and rear and 100 fret deep on each side, the jides both pnrailel DIGNIFIED FUNERALS unurcn Avenue, on rTiaay at pjn. ROHR On Tuesday, March 30, 19,17, LILLIAN mee Mertzi, beloved wife of William E. and mother of William L. Rohr.

Services at the Falrchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Saturday at 10 a.m. SCHLOBOHM Suddenly, on 150 At Low At Mrs. Casey Dies; Pastor Mother Mrs. Nellie Ha gen Casey, 72. mother of the Rev.

Thomas P. Casey, assistant pastor of St. Stanislaus R. C. Church In Maspeth.

died Tuesday at her home, 130-42 11 8th Richmond Hill South, after a brief Illness of heart trouble. Mrs. Casey was born in Manhattan and formerly lived in Jersey City and In Brooklyn. While living In Brooklyn she was a member of St. Agnes Parish and was active in the church societies.

Surviving, besides her son, is her husband, Thomas M. Casey. Father Casey will ofliciate at the solemn requiem muss to be offered In Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C. Church in Richmond Hill on Saturday.

Please tane notice that the undersigned sell nt public auction, through 1 SCMTELDS iSe GUTTER MAN. auctioneers, Tursday. April flth, 1937. at 10 30 a t. mo 20th Avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City and State of New York, the insets of the abovt named assignor, con-1 si.v'.ing ol fixtures, etc.

LEVIN. Asslsnpp DAVID H. 8CHATZOW, Attorney for Assignee, 29 Broadway, New York. City. A KRUPTC VJVOT1CE I IN BA KR PTCY I EI) I RT I rnurt of the United States for thp Eastern i DWrlct oi New York.

In the mattrr of PTfiMUNn SCHOFIELD. known as Sir, SCHOFIELD. Notice is hereby i mvrn that a petition has been fil'd in said court by Hlgmund Scbolleld, wlso i known as Site Schofleld. in said rili-i trict duly declared bankrupt under the act. of Congress relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1.

1B98. for a. full riischnrnr and rertificatn thereof from all his den's I and other claims provable against hK laic, under said and that the Th dnv of May, 1937. at 10:30 at thr tonieht. Tomorrow mostly cloudy and somewhat warmer.

Tuesday, March 30, 1937, ERICK beloved husband of TIDE TABLE (By the D. 8 Coast and Geodetic Survey) APRILf FRED CARLSTEDT who de OVR IT.VfcKIL HOMES BROOKLYN 151 Linden Bouleverd 4-1200 50 Seventh Avenue Evlnl S-3M3-4 1211 Fletbueh Avenue BUcfcmlniter QI.EE.NS 150-10 Hllllld. Avenue JAmatea 6-6070 155-U Northern Blvd. INflrpendrnee 3-5600 MANHATTAN 117 West 720 Street-TRafalgar 7-S7IIO 1431 Flnt Avenue RHInplnnder 4-5800 BRONX I Wett 190th Street RAvmond 0-IR'IO 347 WIMIe Avenue MOtt Heveo 1-7070 WESTCHESTFR 214 Mamareneea Avenue White Plelne 3 Prion or Representative No oMieaiion H.ch Water I A M. PM.

Low Water A.M. I with Sixth Avenue and part of their distances through party walls, reference being made to said Judgment for a more complete description of said premises To-! gether with all the right, title and in-, terest of the mortgagor in anrt to the i land tying in Sixth Street, in front of and I adjoining said premises to the center line therrof Together with all fixtures and nrticles of personal property now attached to or used In connection with the prem i.es Subject to any -ante of facts ao accurate survey would shnw. Dated. March 17. 1937 1 JOSEPH A KEEN AN.

Referee. FRANCIS RAYNOR. Plaintiffs Attorney, 345 Mad. son Avenue. New York City 3andv Hook The Battery Hell Gate 10.52 1112 II 4 58 4:46 11 43 I 5 41 516 0:52 1:17 7:21 7.26 APRIL 2 11:39 5 42 5-26 12:23 6 30 5:45 U.

8. Court House Borough of Bronnivn. ft.tld district. Is assigned for the hearing of the same, when und where ail crfdi-tnrs of the said bankrupt and other persons in interest may attend and shew cause, if any they have, why the prav.v of said petitlnn should not t. granted Florence inee Meyer).

Services on Friday, at 8:30 p.m., at his home. 60 Harvard Baldwin, L. I. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. SEAMAN At Garden Citv.

L. on Wednesday. March 31. PHINEAS beloved husband of Estella M. Seaman.

Services at his residence, 48 Meadow Street, Garden City, on Saturday, April 3, at 3 p.m. Interment Roslyn, Long Island. SHEA ELIZABETH O. (nee Burns), on March 31 at her home, 397 17th Street; loving wife of James; mother of Susan, Carmelita and James Shea. Funeral on Saturday at 9:30 a.m.

Mass of requiem at the R. C. Church of the Holy Name. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

S.mdv Hook The Battery Hell Gate 1:34 2 03 8 03 8:14 Miss Sarah Mott i SUN RISES AND SET3 mhl7 IS 21 31 al parted this life April 1. 1935- FATHER. SISTER and BROTHERS. GILLESPIE JEAN CAMPBELL GILLESPIE, April 1, 1933. Life's sweetest gift.

Remembrance. TOM. O'HARA In loving memory of JOHN F. O'HARA who died April 1, 1930. Masses offered.

MOTHER. SZERLIP Loving remembrance of-our dear mother, JOHANNA SZERLIP, who passed away April 1. 1922. SONS and DAUGHTERS. VITAL NOTICES (Ac of The City of Now York, or a check of sum or truM 'ompanv Mcnert by a duly authnnzrd officer thereof, drawn to the order of Hie or rr.uiry or corporate or certificates of indr-med-; ress of any nature issued hv The C'tv of New York, fthich the Comptroller shall approve as of equal value with the securty required in the advertisement to the amount of not less than three nor than per centum of the bnnrt as provided in Section of the Greater New York Charter.

I All bids for supplies must be submitted In duplicate i The certified check or money should not i tie Inclosed in the envelope the hid, but be either inclosed in a up envelope to the head of the Department, President or Board or submitted personally upon the of the bid Tor particulars as to the quantity and quality of the supplies or the nature ard extent of the work reference must re madt 1 to he specif icatlnns. schedules, plans, tin fi in the said office of the President, i B'lnrd or Department No shall be accented from or contract i awn-fled to any person who is tn arrears 'o The Citv of New Ynrk upon dcht Or contr.ic'. nr who is a defaulter, as nr ntherwise, upon anv oblication to tht The cor' cts nn re CM lor separate'. The ru'h: 's reserved In each CHse. to ect If i deemed to be for til" ifiUres! of the C'tv so to do P'dders will wr'te out the amount "I their bids in addition to inserting the samt In futures' ddrrs are requested to make their Dint upon the ank forms prepared tnd furnished bv the City, a copy of which, with he prnpr envelop? in which to Inclose the bid.

MeethT with a enpv of the contract, the pec if cut inns, in the form 9pp'-ori hv the Corporation Counsel, can he 'ipon aPP'icaiiop therefor at thecff'oe of Department for which tht work to he dine or tht services ire to oe furnished and ri'awnns of con trucuon work may seen theft. Dated, the Borouah nr Brooklyn, on the April 1 Rises 5:41 Sets. 8:20 Aprit 2 Rises 5:39 Sets 6 21 day of March. 1937. PFRCY G.

B. ILKES. Clerk. Dies; Taught Here 3- 31 IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE DISTRICT Jtt mrnwriam knowledgments, Births, I Condolences, Confirmations, Deaths, Engage-, tnents, Marriages, Masses, Hemonams, Resolutions) accepted until 10 P. M.

for publication the following day or from A. At. to 1 P. M. for publication in tht next available edition of the same day's paper.

Tht Vital Notice rite is 90 cents per tine and includes publication ot the idcvtirnt notice in the Times-Union. EAGLE BUILDING Desirable office space at lowest rentals in Borough Hall section. Rentinp 4gent ROOM 50ft Cnurt or the United States for the Eastern Dim net nf New York In matter of MORRIS ABR AMOWIT7. No' ice is herebv given that a petition has been filed court by Morris Abramowit. in said dMnr'.

duiv declared bankrupt under thn art pf Congress relating to bankruptcy approvtd July 1R9H. for a lull discharge and thereof from his debts and other claims provable against his erte under act, and that the 7th day nf May. 1937, at 10 :.0 am. at. the 8.

Court Mouse, Borough of Brooklyn. said District, Is assigned for the hearing of the same when and where all rreditnrs of the said bankrupt and o'hr prrvn in interest mav attend and jrtow rwn-p. any they hive why the of atd peMtmn fboiild not be gran'ed Dafd 'f-e Bmush of Brooklyn, on the 25th dv of March, "in. PERCY G. B.

CILKES, C.erK, Patchogue, April 1 Miss Sarah E. Mott of this villacp, who was a teacher in the Brooklyn public schools for more than 35 years until her retirement Feb. 1, 1927, died Tuesday at the Home for Incurables in the Bronx at the age of 64. Miss Mott was appointed to Public School 57 on Dec- 1, 1891. Subsequently she taught at Public School 43, 'at Public School 141 and at Public School 196.

She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Margaret A. We have just published a booklet of "In Memoriair." Y'erscs You may obtain a copy ot this bootlet, without charge, by cal'in" an Ad Taker al MAin -6tiO0 jfREJ.CRONIN,,t FUliERil DIRECTORS FEATURING SERVICE AMI ECONOMY CHAPEL, 113 ATLANTIC AVE. Near Henry Brooklyn. N.

Y. LAFAYETTE CHAPEL, SS Lafajrett. Ave. 'Peose Ti! UNDERTAKER MAin $-6000.