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19 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936 eparrfageai Auto Injuries Fatal EX-PUBLISIIER DIES Frank L. Frucone Henry P. Tulliill William J. Smith William John Smith, 81. of 88-41 Dr.

T. C. Lippman To Charles C. Vasoll Charles V. Vasoll, 71, of 489 Marcy DRAPER OBST Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Obst announce the marriage of their daughter, MARGARET, to EDWARD DRAPER, Sunday, Nov. 15. 53d Elmhurst, died yesterday after a long Illness at hi home. He and his wife, Ruth Debevoise Smith, Of Matlituck Dies In His 60th Year veteran Brooklyn hay and Of Southampton Dies in Hospital Dies; Ex-Editor Of Italian Paper Children Share $19,900 Estate Of Rose Geller Grandchildren lo Get Nearly All of Charles T.

Sumner's 20,000 were married 61 years. Mr. Smith was born In Manhattan and lived dn Brooklyn for 30 years Banker Was a Former Born in West Indies- Ileaded Evening Bulletin befor moving to Elmhurst 29 year ago. He was formerly manager of grain dealer, died yesterday at his home of Injuries ns received two month ago when he was struck by a motorcar. He was born In Brooklyn and had been In business here for about B0 years.

Surviving are five children. Oharles Mildred, Walter, Herbert and Arthur Vasoll. Funeral services will be held at the Member of Fraternal and Medical Societies the Wilson, Boharman Lock Company, retiring 16 years ago. Sur County Treasurer and Postmaster of Village Special to The Eagle Mattltuck, Nov. 12Henry P.

Tut- viving besides his widow are five Dr. Thomas C. Lippman, a surgeon Arfmann, Fred McGee, William Burke, Mary A. McGrade, Davis, Clarence Catherine I. Dougherty, Thos.

Murphy Ferries, Harry S. O'Hanlon, Cecelia Gardner, Henry Palmer, Frederick Gorman, Thomas Rauschkolb, Gullaksen, Elnar Christina Herrlck, Elizabeth Smith, Annie Keller, Charles Spier, Oharles Kelly, John V. Stroh.John Killeen, John J. Sugden, Eliza Kirchner.JohnF. Vasoll, Charles C.

Which Was Merged With IlProgresso 10 Years Ago Frank L. Frugone, former editor and publisher of the Italian Evening Bulletin and prominent In Italian-American circles here for many years, died today after a long Illness. He was 74, and lived at 3302 for the Long Island Railroad and daughters, Lauretta Gardner, Ruth McMenomey, Hortense Beuerleln Falrchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, at 9 o'clock tonight. Interment will attending physician and surgeon at and Gladys and Conauelo Smith; the Southampton Hospital, died yes hlll, former treasurer of Suffolk County and a well-known banker and businessman on Long Island, died last night In Jamaica Hospital, terday In Post-Graduate Hospital. be in Lutheran Cemetery.

John McDonnell, five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, and Interment will Manhattan. Hb was 6w. His home was on Meeting House Lane, South Avenue D.

be In Cypress Hills Cemetery. after an operation for appendicitis. He was 59. Mr. Tuthlll, who resided here, served as County Treasurer from ampton.

Born in the British West Indies, ARFMANN On Thursday, November 12. 1936, FRED, beloved hus Official, Is Dead he was the son of the late Thomas band of Blanche and dear brother Jan. 1, 1915, to Dec. 31, 1921. He was vice president of the Southold Savings Bank.

From 1915 to 1920 1 Lz The Italian Evening Bulletin, which was at one time one of the foremost Italian newspapers in this country, was merged 10 years ago with II Progresso. He founded the newspaper in 1898 and its columns of Lester and Walter Arfmann, McGEE On Tuesday, November Services at his home, 118 Salisbury 10, 1936, WILLIAM beloved hus Special to The Eagle Long Beach, Nov. 12 City Coun Charles Garrett, supervisor of Jamaica. His father died a few years later and the son was taken to Sag Harbor at the age of 9 and brought up In the home of Mrs. Ellen Lippman.

He adopted her name. Garden City, L. on Satur day, November 14, at 2 p.m. Inter ment Lutheran Cemetery. cllman John J.

McDonnell, who was active in civic affairs here for many band of Stephanie Louise McGee. Services at the Chapel of Oehlert 6c Neslage, 1883 Palmer Larch-mont, N. on Friday, November contained numerous articles on After attending the Sag Harbor years, died at 3 a.m. today at his home, 166 W. Walnut after 13, at 10 a.m.

Two sons and seven daughters will share In the $19,900 estate of Rose Geller of 2311 84th who died Oct. 3 at the Medical Arts Center, according to her will filed for probate in Surrogate' Court today. The sons are David, of 112 Bay 32d and Michael, of 1103 Avenue N. The daughters, all married, are Sadie Weiss, 91-17 Jamaica Queens; Anna Bring, 2237 83d Rebecca Sadowsky, 2311 84th Lena Goldberg, 8G52 23d Minnie Nudelman, 30-A Bay 34th Esther Cohen, 54 Bay 26th and Henrietta Heller, 132 Avenue P. Charles T.

Sumner of 158 15th who died Oct. 17, left $100 of his estate of more than $10,000 real property and more than $10,000 personal property to his sister, Julia Flee, of Jersey City, and $200 to his brother, George, of Freeport, L. I. The residue is divided in equal shares among three grandchildren. Charles, Edith and Homer Sumner, all of Los Angeles, Cal.

Whitclaw Estate 515,000 The estate of Alice E. WhltelaW of 619 Beverly Road, who died Sept, 20, consisting of less than $5,000 Union Free School, he was gradu American laws to aid Italian taunt grants. Born In Italy BURKE MARY on November 1J, at her residence, 703 Carroll Street; survived by one brother, Richard J. Requiem mass at St. illness of three months.

He was 52, Frank L. Frugone McGRADE On Wednesday, No Mr. Frugone was born in Chiazarl, Mr. McDonnell, who was elected ated in 1899 from the New York College of Pharmacy. Four years later he was graduated from the Cornell Medical School, having won a scholarship to the Institution.

Francis Xavler R. C. Church, sat vember 11, 1936, CATHERINE of 100-34 204th HoUls; loving Italy, and came to this country he was chairman of the Suffolk County Republican Committee. With his son, Sidney, he operated potato and farm supplies business and was a trustee of the New York State School of Applied Agri-ture at Farmlngdale. He represented the Second Judicial District on the State Council of Farms and Markets for several years.

Wa Village Postmaster Mr. Tuthill had served as president of the Eastern Long Island Hospital at Greenport for a number of years. In 1898, when his father, Sidney Tuthlll, died, he succeeded as Postmaster of Mattltuck. He retained to the City Council In 1933, was for urday, 10 a m. Interment Holy Cross when he was 17.

He became a pupil mother of Mrs. Estelle Volpe, merly Fire Commissioner of Long Cemetery. (Norfolk ana rorw O'Neill Given Beach. He was the head of Langan 01 tne evening school of the children's Aid Society in Manhattan, mouth, Virginia, papers please Arthur, Robert and Cyril McGrade. Funeral from the Falrchild Chapel, Served on Milk Board From 1915 to 1918 he was a mem Brother of 95 Chambers Manhattan, dealers in religious articles where he studied English and learned Leirertt Place, Brooklyn, Satur to be a printer.

He later secured day at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at Nobel Prize copy.) DAVIS CLARENCE on Nov 11, husband of the late Mabelle Davis: father of Frederick Clar employment In a printing establish He had been associated with the firm since he was 15 years old and purchased control seven years ago. Our Lady of Victory R. C. Church ber of the New York State Milk Commission under Gov.

Charles S. Whitman. During the first part of his medical career he practiced in 8ag Harbor. He moved to South at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary ment and when he had saved enough money, opened a printing Surviving are his widow, Anna ence M.

Jr. and Isabel D. Young, Becretarv of Tecumseh Lodge, 487, office and started a weekly news ampton in 1924. Continued from Page 1 Louise McDonnell; six children, John Eugene Robert, Arthur, paper 01 lour small pages. Dr.

Lippman was a member of the F. A. Empire Chapter, 120, MURPHY On November 11, Later he suggested the publication CATHERINE LANGTON MURPHY, R. A. and member of York Commandery, 55, K.

T. Lying in of a dally newspaper for Italians and the Italian Evening Bulletin beloved mother of Leonore, Joseph, American Medical Association, the New York Stat Medical Society and the Suffolk County Medical Society. He belonged to the Masons, the Elks the office until the Demorrats came into power in 1913, Eight years later, when the Republicans got control attain, his sister, Miss Elizabeth Tuthill, became postmaster, serving until recently. In addition to his son and sister, state Pettit Brothers, 70 Washing William, Mrs. Elizabeth Dough was started.

He was active In the ton Hempstead, until Friday erty, Mrs. Catherine Corrigan arid work of the Children's Aid Society. Mary Grace and Louise; three sisters, Mary, Amaral and Anna, and three brothers, Michael, Patrick and Eugene. The latter owns the Orient Point Hotel. The funeral will be held Monday with a solemn requiem mass at 10 a.m.

at the R. C. Church of St. Mary of the I.sle. Burial will be In and the Foresters.

Mrs. Alice Rodier, at her home, real property and less than $10,000 personal property, is to be divided equally among three daughters after which gave him his own start afternoon. Services Friday, 8:30 pa, at his residence, 28 Crowell Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Vi 176-61 133d Springfield Gar began to attract attention In his early youth with his one-act plays staged by the Provincetown Players. Of these "Bound East for Cardiff," with the playwright in the principal role, was the most important from a critic's standpoint.

Made' by 'Emperor Jones' Later, the Provincetown Players produced his "The Emperor Jones," and O'Neill was established in the and befriended many Immigrants, olet S. Lippman, and four children, Hempstead. dens, L. I. Funeral Saturday, No bequest of $300 to a 3-vear-old urging all to become American citi Mr.

Tuthill Is survived by his widow, a daughter, Katherine, and two other sisters. Mrs. Louis Youn; and Miss Elma Tuthlll, all of tins Neville Gray Lippman and Miss Pamela Ann Lippman of Southamp randdaughter has been deducted. zens. During the World War his vember 14, with requiem mass at the Church of St.

Mary Magdalene at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Ceme DOUGHERTY THOMAS of Baldwin, Long Island, on November three sons served under the colors ton, Berkley Garrett of Philadelphia The granddaughter, Julie Gelber, of. 330 Beverly Road, to receive In 10, beloved husband of June c. and Dr. Robert Garrett of Hot He was active as a speaker for the Liberty Loans and other money- tery.

terest on the money until she 18, father of Patricia and son of Charles A. Dougherty. Funeral hen she will receive the principal. raising campaigns during the war. O'HANLON CECELIA, Wednes The daughters are Geneva White- Holy Rood Cemetery.

Final Rites Held For Hugo H. Jalm Mr. Frugone was a member of the front rank of modern play-craftsmen. He followed that with "Be- Lcpkc, Gurrali from the Macken Mortuary, 52 Clinton Rockvllle Centre, on Sat day, at her home, 449 East 38th law, of 619 Beverlv Road, and Le- Springs, Va. Clarence M.

Davis Rites Tomorrow beloved mother of Edward, I yond the Horizon" in 1920, his first New York Press Club of the National Republican Club. He had been active tn politics and once ran urday. November 14. Mass or re' nora Whltelaw and Ruth Gelber, both of 330 Beverly Road. quiem in St.

Christopher's Church Joseph, Anna and Margaret. Funeral from her home, Saturday at 10:30 piay to capture tne funtzer awara. The other two works to win this The $12,000 estate of Susannah C. for Congress on the Republican Baldwin, Long Island, at 10 a.m. Get Tvo Years Continued from Page I a.m.; thence to the R.

C. Church of ticket. Hudswell of 188 Carlton who died Oct. 17, Is ordered divided Into the Little Flower, where a solemn coveted prize were "Anna Christie," in 1922, and "Strange Interlude," In 1928. FERRIES On Wednesday, Nov, Surviving are five children, Julia, requiem mass will be offered.

Inter 8 equal parts. Fourteen carta aro, Louis, John, Marie and James Fru 11. 1936, HARRY S. FERRIES, beloved husband of Edna and father ment Holy Cross Cemetery. Starting with the one-act play, gone.

Bayvllle, Nov. 12 Funeral services were held yesterday for Hugo H. Jahn, who served as Mayor of this village from 1929 to his death Sunday. The Rev. Harold Hart, re his works have crown steadily willed to a nephew, Arthur Pratt, of 797 Lincoln Place.

Two parts each are as-signed to neihews, An- Special to The Eagle Hempstead, Nov. 12 Masonic funeral services will be conducted at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow for Clarence M. Davis, 70. at his late residence, 28 of Harry S.

Ferries Jr. Services at the Fairchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Friday, 3 p.m. Please omit PALMER FREDERICK, on No Later Judge Knox denied the application of the prisoners that they be continued under bail pending an appeal and ordered bota vember 9th, beloved husband of George M. Tooker, longer, and resulted in the nine-act "Strange Interlude," which required patrons to be In for the curtain at 5 in the afternoon, and ran, with the exception of a dinner tired Episcopal minister, who is a flowers. Alma and devoted father of Elna gclo A.

Renshaw, of 41 Summer Forest Hills; Albert N. Renshaw, of Elizabeth. N. and Wallace W. and.

Richard Renshaw, both of Sea Cliff, resident of Bayvllle, officiated at and Frlda of 1093 East 40th St. Brooklyn. Funeral services Thurs GARDNER On Nov. 9, 1938 a ceremony in the home on Bay Ship Man, Dies day, 8 p.m., at Erlcson Ericson's HENRY, beloved husband of Anna (nee Oarrahan). Funeral from the in.

j. iwo parts each are willed to nieces. Gertrude A. Livingston, of Judge Favors Longer Terms Adlcr contended that the conviction should be set aside on the ground that Judge Knox had indi cnapei, soj state Brooklyn, vllle which was attended by delegations from the Glen Cove Elks, the Pine Island Park Associa Fairchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Saturday, 9 a.m.; thence to St, cremation Friday, November 13, Englrwood, N. and Ethelwynn Beussman, of Pawling.

N. the re Special to The Eagle Port Jefferson, Nov. 12 Funeral cated, on Nov. 4, when the Govern tion. Boy Scouts and the fire de Teresa's R.

C. Church, where a mass ment closed its case, that he would RAUSCHKOLB CHRISTINA, on partment. maining two part.s going to trrand-nephew Raymond and grandnlers services for George M. Tooker, presi Intermission, until 11. Similarly, "Mourninir Becomes Elcctra," with which lie followed "Strange Interlude," had 14 scenes and was composed of a trilogy.

His newest endeavor, reports have read, will be an "Encyclopedic sage of American life," running for eight full evenings. Has Written 40 Plays will be offered at 9:30 a jn. dismiss the charges. Next day, ac More than 300 people were pres Crowell Hempstead. Mr.

Davis died yesterday morning at the Nassau Hospital after a brief Illness of pneumonia. Following the Masonic services a brief religious service will be conducted. Private burial will be held Saturday morning. Two sons, Fred J. and Clarence both of Hempstead, and a daughter, Mrs.

Isabel D. Young of Babylon, and four grandchildren survive. Mr. Davis was a member of the Tecumseh Lodge, 487, F. A.

Empire Chapter, 120, of the R. A. M. November 11, beloved mother of Lena Krausz, Louis and Frederick dent and general manager of the cording to Adler, he allowed the ent. The pallbearers, all of whom Elsie Renshaw, both of 138-08 90th.

Ave Jamaica. GORMAN THOMAS, age 42, died Government to reopen its case and were dresesd in firemen's uniforms. Rauschkolb. Services at Moadinger Knv. at his home.

680 uean tot Bridgeport-Port Jefferson Steamboat Company, were to be held here present new evidence in the form of were Acting Mayor Martin McCaf runerai parlors. 1120 Flatbusn Ave several telephone calls which tied up today at his home. The Rev, ADVERTISEMENT Friday, 8:30 p.m. Interment private. frey, Trustee Bertram Cole, Trustee Winslow Valentine, Fred McCoun the defendants with the case.

A prolific playwright, O'Neill Judge Knox said he had given the George J. Riester, pastor of the Port Jefferson Presbyterian Church, was has written approximately 40 plays, louis valentine and Robert Cooper. The only music was the singing of case careful consideration and want and has seen only three of them. SMITH At Sprlnedale. Connecti ed a fair trial, especially in view of to officiate.

Burial will be in Sea view Cemetery, Mount Sinai. "Lead, Kindly Light by a soloist. He rarely attends the theater, he cut, on November 10, 1936, ANNIE, Tired, worn out, HO AMBITION the defendants reputations. He said and York Commandery of the Interment took place later in Bay wile of the late Frederick J. Smith and beloved mother of Alice E.

Wal- said. His career has been kaleidoscopic, ranging from Bowery room. vllle Cemetery, where a plain com he felt that the sentence was mere slap on the wrist." Knights Templar. For 25 years he was secretary of the Empire Chap- mitment service was held. ing houses in which he got the Idea for "Anna Christie" to South "I hope," he said, "the law will er.

succeeding his father in the cott. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Funeral Parlors, 83 Hanson Place, Thursday, 8 p.m. Interment Ever office. makj progress and that. Congress 1 1 America, Europe, Africa and the will take action with cases com Mr.

Tooker died of a heart attack Tuesday night at his home. He was 62. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Grace Gibney Tooker; a son, Vail G. Tooker, and his mother, Mrs.

Corlnne Davis Tooker. For 81 years the steamship line has been operated by the family. It was established by Mr. Tooker's father, the late Charles E. Tooker.

He was past high priest of the Events Tonight Far East, penniless In some places, greens Cemetery. monly denoted as rackets when they chapter and past master of the affluent In others. Lecturt. Tom Pf. Irilh Drencher.

Wit cross the path of Interstate com HOW Oll women are ju dragging ttxnk. felves around, all tired out with pari, odic weakness and pain? Tb7 abould know thai Lfdin E. Pinkham'i Tab. leti reliere peri. odif Dlina arwf Hia.

bush Christian Youth Council. Beverly O'Neill's father was the veteran lodge. He was a life member of both organizatioas and next April SPIER CHARLES, beloved hus merce and deal with them in much Presbyterian Church. Beverly Road and E. actor, James O'Neill.

The latter 8th 8 00. the same way as is done in kit would have rounded out 50 years saw that his son went to Prince Recital, Nino Martini, Brooklyn Academy ot Muaic, 8:19. naplng where the punishment fits membership In the lodge. after a brief illness. He Is survived 1 bv his mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Rear-clnn Gorman. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.m. from the chapel. 187 S. Oxford with a requiem mass at St.

Joseph's R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. GULLAKSEN On Nov.

11, 1936, EINAR GULLAKSEN. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Friday, 9 p.m. HERRICK ELIZABETH, on November 11, at her residence, 44 Sterling Place. Remains reposing at Blair Memorial, 723 Coney Inland Ave. Services Friday, 1:30 p.m.

Interment Silver Mount Cemetery. KELLER CHARLES, on Tuesday, November 10. 1936, beloved husband of ROSE nee Scholl), devoted son of Joseph and Katie, loving brother of Carrie Thomas. Funeral from the Thomas M. Quinn Funeral Home, 37-19 Broadway, corner 38lh Street, Astoria, L.

on Friday, November 13, it 2 p.m. Interment St. Michael' Cemetery. KELLY JOHN VINCENT, son of Sarah and the late Michael Kelly, on Tuesday. November 10.

Funeral fmm his residence. 554 Lafayette The first boat built by the father, French lecture. Brooklyn Academy of the crime. Mr. Davis, who came from an old band of Lena nee Seehof), devoted father of Ruth Schnurman and Irving Spier, brother of Rose 8pier and Edna Spreng.

Funeral services at chapel, 40 Lafayette on Friday, Nov. 13, at 100 a m. Inter "This trade piracy." he concluded New York family, settled in Hemp ton, but the late President Wilson, then president of Princeton, saw to it that young O'Neill was expelled. His conduct, not his deficiency in studies, was said to be the cause. stead 13 years ago.

when he pur, chased the Brayshaw Laundry of "should not be permitted to contlnu In a free government." Praises Prosecutor Judge Knox complimented As.sl.sf ment Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Hempstead. comfort: Small size onljr 2 ceatsj Mrs. Dorsie Vt'illiami of Dtovilla, tlliooii, says, "I had no ambitiotj nd waa terribly nervous.

Your Tib. lets helped my perioda and buill tut np." Try them next month; Later the chastened youth became the Nonawantuc, ferried passengers across the Long Island Sound for 25 years. Two steamships are now operated by the line. Mr, Tooker was born at Millers Place, a village on the North Shore. He whs vice president and a director of the First National Bank of Port Jefferson and a director of the Mather Memorial Hospital in this village.

STROH JOHN, on Wednesday, ant U. S. Attorney John Harlan a sailor, and his tours as a seaman on tramp ships are said to have given him much rich material for Brooklynites Share Nov, 11, 1936. Survived by his wifo, Amen, as prosecutor, as well as Al Mary E. (nee Vellla), and niece, Mil bert C.

Law, his assistant. Counts his later work as a dramatist. Suf In Bronx Bequests one and two, which involved con fice it to say that his earliest plavs. dred Breen. He was a member of Colonel Kline Camp, No.

99, S. A. 'Bound East for Cardiff' and "In Several Brooklyn residents are spiracy, drew consecutive terms of one year each and fines of 1 listed as beneficiaries In the will of each to both men. Count.s three the Zone." concerned themselves with seafaring topics. His work at Harvard came later.

Music. 8:15. Lecture, "Inspiration." Professor John Llvinnston Lowes of Harvard University, Brooklyn Academy of Music. 8:15. Lecture on current history, Dr.

William Starr Myers of Pnnreton Unueraity, Biooklyn Academy of Music, Dinner meetini. New York Slate Federation ot Women Cluba, Hotel Fennaylvania. 7:00. Meetini. Brooklyn Bar Association.

123 Rrmsen 8 00. Meetlnn. Democrats Junior League, Hotel Towera, 8.00 Installation of officers. Brooklyn Amer. Iran Lesion Post.

1B0 Plerrrpnnt St 8 no Meetini. Mtdwood Chapter. Brooklyn Women'a Division of American Jewish Coniress, Imbassy Tea Room. 1319 Avenue 8 00. Meetln.

Bird Lovers' Club of Brooklyn. Children Museum. Brooklyn Ave. and Prospect Place. 8:00.

Installation of oflcen, Kelly-Mclver V. T. W. Post, 308 Fulton 8:30. Thirtieth anniversary celebration.

Bedford Branch, Y. M. C. A Huah H. Clem associate director of Federal Bureau of Investigation, to apeak.

Bedford Ave. and Monroe Forty-fifth anniversary celebration Oreenwood Helihu Reformed Church. 1th Ave. and 45th the Rev. John G.

AJilv to speak. S.OO. Meetint. Klniti County Dental Societv 62 Hanson Place, 8 30. Josephine Pepi Goldberger, 1340 W.

V. Funeral on Saturday at a.m. from his residence, 379 Feni-more Brooklyn. Solemn requiem mass will be offered at Church of and four, Involving attempted mr. Man Asphyxiated nopoly and monopoly under the Nelson the Bronx, rued for probnt In Bronx County Surrogate Court.

Under the terms of the will, Stella Heiden. 137 Pacific Is be 'Gloomier Than Ever Other plays which have flowed St. Francis of Assist, Nostrand Ave, and Lincoln Road. Sherman Anti-Trust law. were made to run concurrently with one and Cleaning Gas Jets Ave.

Requiem mass on Friday. 9 :30 at the Church of the Nativ two. queathed jewelry; Eleanor Goldber from his pen and Rained prominence inrluded, "The Hairy Ape," "Desire Under the Elms." "All God's Before passing sentence, Judge SUGDEN On Wednesday, No Rer. 1728 E. 7th $500; Harry Goldberger.

138-38 223d Laurel- ity. Madison St, and ciasson Ave Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Knox asked if either man had anv vember 11, 1936, ELIZA, wife of the late William Sugden and mother of thing to say. and Shapiro, against Chillun's Got Wings," "Dynamo," "Welded," "The Great God Brown," ton, Queens. $100.

Goldberger Is also an executor of the estate Harry Sugden. Services at the Fair- KILLEEN With deep sorrow we announce the death of our beloved Marco Millions" and "Ah. Wilder Long Beach, Nov. 12 Arthur Gronman, 74, was asphyxiated last nlfht In the kitchen of his home at 2i E. Market St.

He Is believed by the police to have been cleaning the wishes or his lawyer. Insisted that he had been framed, that Potash tone of the witnesses aualn.st valued at $10,000 personal property child Chapel. 89-31 164th Street, Meneflt Clerk. JOHN J. KILLI.LN The decedent died on Sept.

8. Jamaica, Friday at 2 p.m. Wednesday. November 11, 1936. John winthrich, 189 Crown St.

ness!" His "The Emperor Jones" served as a libretto for an opera and was prodt'xed by the Metropolitan Opera Association. Rleetlllf. HomeoDath ft tpHlcal Snrlplv is named executor of the estate of Funeral from Plaza Funeral Home, tn W. 58th Manhattan, on Sat VASOLL On November 11. 1936, of Klns County.

Prospect HeiKhts Hos the burners of the kitchen range when overcome by the escaping CHARLES C. beloved father of Herman F. Winthrich, 216 E. 201st the Bronx, according to dece pital, Washington Ave. and St.

John Place. 9:00. urday at 9:30 a.m. Solemn mass of O'Neill now lives with his third Charles Mildred, Walter, Her NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR! OKVrRAI. INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDPFP ON WORK TO BE DONE FOR OR BUT-PIJES TO BE FURNISHED TO TH1 niY of new York.

Th person or persons maktna a bid for any service, work, materials or supples for The cur ot New York- or tor any if Us departments, bureaus or offices, sha.l tuniili the sams In a sealed envelope. ln-rtoi-ei nii ma tit In ol ilia susplies. m-lenai ork or seruet for mhich tht his or their arrs or names so.d of present at ion to the Hiei-if'M ol tne Board or to the head ot ii.a It' i.Hiiinrnt. at Ins or lis office, on or b. -loie ilia and hour named In thi tor the eme, at which time and are Hie lild will bo Bubllely open, bv the I'roolrm of llie Boaid or head of Ni.ol Department and read, and tht award the contract made according to law at there, iller as piacurabla Kuril bid shall contain the nama and p.

are of rcMdencf of the person makli a lite hid and tht ti.ime of nil persons In. teievcd with him therein. if no oilier person he so liuereMoi niali distlnrtlr stale that fact, also that It made with, out any connection with any other person makim a hid lor the Mine nurpo.se. and Ls in all respects fair and without coihuton or fruud. and that no nu-mher ot tht Board ol Aldermen.

had or a department, chief ot a bureeti. deputy thereot or ritrc therein or o'her otlir.r or employta of Tht t'tty of New York. is. shall be or be. com, dmviiy or indirectly, aa roiitraftlin Pailv.

Partner, siockholder. surety or otherwise, in or in tin perform, note of the contract or In whs Dinner. Board of Vrtiimtinn rcouiem St. Francis Xavler Church dent's will filed for probate, which Hotel Blltmore, Manhattan. Speakers mi fumes.

The aged man, who had been en West 16th St, at 10:30 a.m. Inter- The Place of Free Hiiiher Ednratlnn in bert and Arthur Vasoll. Services at the Fairchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Thursday, at 9 p.m. Inter American Democracy," 7.00. wife, the former Carlotia Monterey, on an island off the of Georgia, and seldom conies Into the city.

He formerly lived in a Coast Guard hut in Provincetown and gaeed during the day in moving his lists Julie E. Winthrich. widow, sole beneficiary. In the will of Elizabeth Clar Harderker, St. Francis Hospi him) was a Communist and had a grudge again.st him.

and finally Uuu he was innocent of the crime. Sir Robert Kennesy Belfast, Ireland. Nov. 12 (UP Sir Robert Kennesy, 84, a distinguished diplomat, died at Cultra Manor list night. He retired from tho diplomatic service In 1912 when five doctors tuid he would be unable to re-rover from a serious Illness.

He often remarked: "And I survived them all." belongings to another apartment, ment St. John's Cemetery. N. Y. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO.

6. WILLIAM WARD, President. ment Lutheran Cemetery. tal, the Bronx, who died Oct. 28, centennial Dinner.

St. Pnul a Church of FlHtbush. Hotel Towers, 7 30. Meting Auxiliary of St Ann's Kplsro-pal Church. 131 Clinton the Rev w.

M. Partridee. "Preacher of the Hmhway," to speak. 8:00. was discovered on the klUrhen floor by his grandson, Howard Wood, 16, wrote all his early plays there.

His son, Eugene was a Phi Beta la-st. Emma Kraebel. 11-23 123d College Point, is bequeathed a "cer James J. McGrath, Secretary- In ccmotfam tain sum of money." Treasurer. of 151 E.

Olive when he went to the house to accompany his grandfather to the Wood home for KIRCHNFR On November 10, Kappa student at Yale, from which he was graduated in 1932. The general conception of O'Neill by the playwright is one of gloomi BARRETT In lovlnrj memory of ROBERT A. BARRETT, who died lfllsfi. JOHN beloved husband of Mrs. Bertha Lewis Spertn! to TJie Eagle Sac Harbor.

Nov. 12 Mrs. Bertha Nov. 12, 1331. Mufc-e offered.

WIFE and SON. Florence E. and father of Mrs Genevieve Trnutmann and Alfred ness. "He is gloomier than ever" one critic wrote alter his "Mourning ADVERTISEMENT An ice pick and several wires found lying on the kitchen range indicate to police that the man had been engaged In cleaning the Becomes Elertra." and Barret DOYLE Tn lovins; memory of my Basset Lewis, a cianddauRhter of Kirrhner. Funeral services at his home.

220-21 04th Queens laue, on Friday, November 13, at 8 Clark said that, of the 40 plays he burners when asphyxiated. Mr, beloved wife. HELEN THOMSON v.o,K or hiiMtiesi tn Which It or to the late Cnpt. John Fordsham, long has written, onlv five contain no portion of tits profits thereof TO. Gronman's wife was at the Did noi't ba verlh.d In tht osih in' writ.

DOYLE, on Nov. 12, 1931. HUSBAND. pm. Interment Saturday, 10 am at Cypress Hills Abbey.

murder, death, Miidclo or insanity. home at the time of the accident prominent in the Sat; Harbor whaling industry, died here last night at her home. She was 70. She and her husband celebrated ASK ANY MOTHER of thr thousands who know what FOil-of-Salt doca Un burns and icaUl, and shr'll trll you ken is sure relief. Thesr motht-rs krrp Oil of-Salt on hand lor etita and hni.sr.

rnirm nnd scalds. Yc are ao sure vox will hud it Knmirrlul in emcrgcnciea that authoring any ilniMi.l to return Hie pnto il the buyer nut BJtlSflMl. Lecture. "The Physiological Chn of the Circus Elephant," Dr. Francis (i Benedict.

New York Aeademv of Medicine. 103d Manhattan. 15. Meeting. JewUh Science Group of Klnes Htithway.

Klnasway Mansion, Avenue and 16th St 8 00. Meellng. Flallands Propertv Owners Association, Fladanda Memorial Hall. Nna-trend Ave. and Avenue 8 30 Meeting, Brooklyn Entomological Society, Brooklyn Museum, 8 00 Meeiinr.

Brooklyn Etneera' Club. 117 Remsen 8 00 Anti-Communist mas meeting. American Committee Asnlnst Communion. Columbus Club. 1 Prospect Park West a IS Meeting, South Brooklyn Boys.

Hofbmu. SfiOR 4th Ave 8 00. Meeting. People'g Mission, 546 Myrtle Ave 8:00. Fifteenth annual ball.

Brooklyn District of Borden's Employes Mutual Aid Association. Hotel St. George. 9:00 Meeting. Progressive Democratic Club.

171 Taylor Assistant Corporation Counsel C. D. Williams lo sneak on "Transit Unification and Brooklyn." (m Farewell reception to 8 n. Oerhovlt7. executive director of Brooklyn Branch.

A 339 8th 8 00 WPA forum. "A Doctor's View of Socialized Medicine." Dr Joseph Rlavlt. Jewish Community House. 7R02 Bur Parkwav. 9 (in their wedding anniversary about 18 Mrs.

Lewis was the daughter of months ago. the late Mr. and Mrs. James F. C0J53C3 Sir Edward German London, Nov.

12 il'i Sir Edward German, noted composer, died yesterday. He was 74 years old. HORO AN TERESA V. A month's Basset t. When a girl she was taken by her parents to Minneapolis, where her father created the first wieat pit in that city, Mrs.

Anna Ketcham mind mass will be celebrated at the Church of, St. Gregory, St. John's Special to The Eagle In 1898 she was married to Dr. Place and Brooklyn Friday HOW? How to orronge dignified funeral on a limited outlay? It- con be done with the intelligent supervision that goes with personal service. Great Neck, Nov.

12 Funeral its- of the party or pi rues remains: tht that lite stsrial msttirs stated Ihertin ait in nil te.pcnt tun. No bid shall be considered, unless at a condition precedent to the reception or consideration of such bid. tt bt accompanied by a certified clue upon out of tht S'ate or National banks or trust companies of Iho Cuy of New Yorlt. or a check of such ban or trust company suned by a duly authorized officer thtnof. drawn to the orcier of the Comptroller or money or corporate stork or certificates of Indebtedness of any rtaturt issued The City i New Yoik, which Hit t'omptroiitr shall approve as of euusl value with the seeur 'couirtd In the advertisement to the amount of not less ihiet nor mot than live per centum I 'he bind 'rqulred, as piovided In Section ol the Grtster New York dinner Ail bids for supplies must bt submitted in duplicate.

The certified check or money ihotjld riot be Inclosed In the enve.ipe coiitalnini the bid. but should be inclosed in services were held in All Saints morning, Nov. 13, at nine o'clock, for the repose of the soul of TERESA V. HORGAN, wile of the late John M. Lewis at Minneapolis, and he died in 1914.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Daniel G. Terrle of His first orchestral publication. In 1889, wa.s the music to "Richard III." He also rote the music to "Romeo and Juliet." "As You Like It" and "Much Ado About Nothing" before Irritation noothed, healing promoted by using effective, mildly rfiedtr ated Church at 3 p.m. Tuesday for Mrs, George J.

Morgan. Rockville Centre, and a son, John Baasrtt Lewis of Oakland, Cal. Anna Louise Ketcham, wife Stanley Ketcham, secretary 3GO.W. PGASel WPA forum. "Racketeering In the Trade SKELLY PETER anniversary the turn of the century, and In 1001 rompo.sed the operetta, "The Rivnl Poets." Among his Inter works were the comic opera "Tom the Geaw requiem mass ottered at Our Lady Piurvlew Estates, of Great Neck.

She died Sunday at Meadow-brook Hospital after an illness of I'innns." Frederick Wolltnan. Knitenods Workers' Union. 7fl5 Brnadwav 30 WPA forum, "It Can't Happen Here 'ernme Shonfeld. Workers' Alliance. 1410 East New York Ave 9 IS of Victory Church, Floral Park Sir Herbert Eve London, Nov.

12 (U R) Sir Herbert November 12. PAWNBROKERS' e-Aft; six weeks. Funeral Uirecluri 433 rs'nMrand Avenue Tel. Sterling S-7700 seuara'e eiise'npe addeeurd to is. nr Annual fair.

Throop Avenue Pre.hvter'en Church. Macon St, and Thronp Ave 7 E3TATI Ot IVUBNt ROHFNBACM 8 the neparimrnt, president or Board, or AUCTIONIBRS, J. S.lli, L. Fa dlnihn. Coronation March and Hymn performed in Westminster Abbey at the coronation of King George in 1911, and the Just So Songbook, with Rudyard AOdress.

"The Business and Scruri'v Market," N. Shaw, editor. Hotel St. George, i-30 Btriohnar, A. whitman, aell at 10 Bonn a.m.t Trustram Eve.

71, one of the greatest tax authorities in Great Britain, died last night. Sir Herbert wa made a Knight of the British Empire in 1918. He suhmrted personally upon tht presentation of the bid For Particulars ss to the usntlt and duality of the supplies or the nature at Nn. 13 (irrlar C. Klelnbaum.

403 Amer ra'a Town Meetln of tr, Air "Tin Orand 81., diamonds, slheruars. )ir We Need Uniform Divorce and Mnrrlace Services were conducted by the Rev. A. R. McKechnle, rector of the church.

Internient took place at Pittsford, N. Y. She Is also survived by two sons, Stanley Jr, and Randolph, and by a daughter, Mrs. Walter F. Hinckley of Litchfield, Conn.

extent of the wotk reference must bt made iii 1 1 1 ii ri ions, soneoiuta. plans, ann ssrond-har watches, rH'iten irom fiMoa ot Juna si, ioa, to aTTtsB ot on. 12. was the son of the late J. R.

Eve and was married In 1893 to Fanny Jean Turing. Four children were liUS. llB-IH 0 Nov. la Bt nrdff Ntwman ec Komm- bluth, IrlSn Brosdwajf, diamonds, Irwelry. Town Hall.

Manhattan. 30. Meeting. New York Management Council. American Society of Mechanical Fneinerrs.

Rockefeller Center. Manhattan. 7 45. Flfty-alyth annual dinner. Aranmv of Political Science, Hotel Astor, Manhattan.

8:30. Dinner meeting. Queenshoro Teechers' Association. Constantlne's Restaurant. Hi8-48 Hillside 5 00 Meeting.

Parent-Tencher Assorlntlnn Alexander Hamilton Hlh School. Altinnv Ave and Bersen 30, "Dad and Mother NIkM Poller Alh- born of the marriage. He was a member of the Atheneum and of the Ranelagh Clubs. on file In the enirl of tie ol the President. Board or IVoat tnienl.

No hid he accept from or contract anurdod to any person who ts in arrea-t to The City of New Y-k upon debt or i u.ttnet. or who is a defaulter, aa sure'T otherwise upon any obligation to the the contracts must he bid for separately The ntht Is reserved tn each cave t0 re'ei-t ah bij. il it i deemed to be for the interest of the City so lo do HlilOis iv write out the amount of their Onlv in to Insertion ih. uroi sacond-hand watches, too.i, musical 111-siriimenta and typewriters, ptctard trom 14441 ot Am. 33, 1934, 10 HUM) of Kept.

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Kne, Tl Broad Clothlm, fc, from "41? of rb 1, IMS. lo 37H9H ot Jul 1, IMS, and all held ovar. nil -tn mi Nov, lo ny order iki. Im Fulton at, Briff. Gen.

Harding Whltinsville, Nov. 12 (Pi-Brig. Gen. Chester Harding, 70, United States Army, retired, onetime Governor General of the flTAL NOTICES (Acknovh idmtntt, Birtki, Confirm tint, Engagtmintt, Mtrritfti, Ditthi, klau 11. Mimorttms), ncctfttd 4h 9 AM.

for Pint Edition. 1:15 PM. for Wall Strut Edition! Saturdto up It 9:15 AM. for Firtt Edition, 11 AM. for Stctnd Edition 1:30 PM.

for Third Edition. Sunday Fitnl Notttn ilei 5:10 PM. Saturday for tint Edition, final tloiiof 11 PM. Saturday, UAm 4-6000 tr MA in -iX0 Mtc League of Brooklyn. Dumont club HI second-hand vm'rhe.

ml inl ei-dv EAGLE BUILDING Dcsfrable office iptca at lowest rentalt in Borouch Hall section. Renting Agent BOOM 506 Fairchild service is available at any private residence as well as at our chapels. Fairchild Sons MORTICIANS 86 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn Jamaica Flmhint Garden Cirf Bsrtlett St Depillv Police Cnmm Byrnes MacDonnld to snenk, 00 Pifdsed from No ma MfS" to "3 il ol Au. 31, lajS. sod s.

p.er.vr, o. jEREJ.CRONlH.l-c MAln 4-1398, 1399 8130, 36S3 FEATURING SERVICE AND ECONOMY CHAPEL, 115 ATLANTIC AVE. Nmr Henry Brooklyn. H. T.

CFNTRAL AUCTION CO -JnllN OIUBS. Biicllotir lr. IV, liter, ate romicstod to make their bit's 'he h.jtik lottu- prepared and fill. Il'-hed I'S the a copy of which. Wl'l) 'h prop e.opc in which to inclose toe loaetl wrh copy of the eonttar-, snrltxlttw 'he spciftra-ioiu.

In the form approved bv the rornotaiion Counsel, can he nrttained noon application therefor tit the office of the nepaitnient for which the work Is tn he dons or the arvln.B Lecture on nniuics, Plara Brldte Club. "0 8th Ave. 8 00 Contract bridge and Dutch supper. Men-tank Club. 25 8th Ave 7 30 WPA minstrel show sponsored Luncheon Club of Bllssvllle Thomson It and Runnyside.

s. 125. 47th St. and 471 Woodslde, 8 30, Meeting, Ray Ridge Post. Jewish Wsr Veterans.

Bar Rldte Jewish Center. 4h Are. and BIJt 8 30. Panama Canal Zone, was dead today. A native of Enterprise, he died here yesterday at the home of hU brother-in-law, Joslah M.

Lasell. Burial will be In Arlington National Cemetery. S' 1SU Canal at 11 am. Nov is it lawrenos of diamonds, silvern-are, e'e 5. to No.

1HH7. Oct. IB, lMli, for Mc Alton unredeemed p.eio-f ond-hand wntrlir No. 7004. 8ept.

VI, to 11, IMS. and all r. reyioiis he.d over from ba furnished Plans and drawin at oau s.u.c'.iou oik may be seeu there. IAFAVETTS CHAPEL. SS Ufirttt Art.

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