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For Classified Ad Result BROOKLYN' DAILY EAGLE, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1933 Telephone MAin 4-6000 11 Deatbs Dcatbs Aston. Minnis E. Hlldebrand, Norma Notables to, Attend McKeever Rites Mrs. Frank Corny Service Thursday Mis. Weronika Gorny, wife of Frank Gorny, formerly of Little Neck well known In Polish-American circles in Brooklyn, died yesterday in the home of Dr.

and Mrs. Anthony Sawicki at 319 Garfield Place. Services Thursday For Mrs. Gutherman A solemn requiem mass for Martha Gutherman, 83, one of Brownsville's long-time residents, who died at the home of her son, Frank Gutherman, a retired policeman, at 3720 Hunters Point Long Island City, on Sunday, will be offered Thursday at 9:30 at St. Raphael's R.

C. Church, Long Island City. Born In Germany, Mrs. Gutherman lived at 24 Chester In the Brownsville section of Brooklyn for more than 50 years. She is survived by four sons, Frank, Edward, Harry and Charles Gutherman, and three Mrs.

M. E. Aston Services Tonight Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Etta Aston, wife of Samuel T. Aston, who died Saturday 'at her home.

1018 E. 21st will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place. She was an active member of the Ocean Ave. Congregational Church and was formerly active in the Women's Auxiliary of the Bushwick Hospital. Mr.

Aston is survived by her husband; a son, Mreton W. Aston; a daughter, Mrs. Gladys A. Kearsh of Hollis, and two brothers, Isaac and Frank H. Trimble.

She was a daughter of the late Abby and Zachary Taylor Trimble and lived in Brooklyn for the last 1 50 years. Burial will be in Greenwood II. A. Pearson, 68, Ex-Naval Officer Funeral services for Commander Henry Allen Pearson, 68, retired, U. S.

Navy, of 41 Tain Drive, Great Neck, will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Latter Day Saints Church, Manhattan Towers Hotel, 76th St, and Broadwayfanhattan. He died of pneumonia Sunday In the Brooklyn Naval Hospital. The first native of Utah to appointed to the Naval Academy, Commander Pearson was member of the academy's first football team to play West Point. He served on Mrs.

Gorny was in her 75th year and resided at 1071 Manhattan Ave. Surviving are her husband, Frank; two daughters, Mrs. Mane Linke and Mrs. Anthony Sawicki of Brooklyn; two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held In St.

Stanislaus Church, Driggs Ave. and Humboldt at 10:30 a.m. Thursday. Interment in St. John's Cemetery.

John F. O'Brien A solemn requiem mass for John Francis O'Brien, who formerly owned the plumbing business under his name at 24th St. and 4th, for 40 years, will be offered at Our Lady of Angels R. C. Church, 7320 4th Thursday at 9 a.m.

Mr. O'Brien, a lifelong resident of Brooklyn, died Sunday at his home, 256 76th at 67. He was a member of the old Greenwood Athletic Club and had been the club's official timekeeper for many years. He also was a member of the Master Plumbers Association. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Annie O'Brien; a son, William, a detective attached to the 72d precinct; three daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Royston, Mrs. Alice Maher and Ethel O'Brien; a toother, aPtrick, and tow sisters, Mrs. Anna Casey and Miss Catherine O'Brien, George Holmes George Holmes, 80, lawyer and railroad official, died in his home in Greenwich, yesterday following a six weeks Illness. Mr.

Holmes, who was president of the Raritan River Railroad Company and former general counsel to the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey, had practiced law In both New York and Jersey City, where he resided for a time. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Louise Daniel Guion Holmes; a son, Harold Holmes of Jersey City; a daughter, Mrs. Edgar Lockwood of Greenwich; a brother, Harry Holmes, and a sister, Nina Holmes, both of Jersey City, and a stepson, Benjamin S. Guion 3d of Greenwich.

Mrs. G. Schleischer Glen Cove. March 8 Mrs. Mar garet E.

Schleischer, mother-in-law of Chief of Police Frank V. McCue, died yesterday at her home, 164 Pearl Place. Born in New York City, she lived here 49 years. She is also survived a husband, George, and a son, Augustus. There will be a requiem mass Thursday at 9:30 a.m.

in St. Boni face R. C. Church, Sea Cliff. Interment will be in St.

Patrick's Cemetery, Brookville. Obituaries ELLA KRl'RE, 69, who died at home. 99-16 211th Place. Queens Vlllase, yesterday, was a resident of Brooklyn until 12 years auo when she moved to Queens. Funeral services will be held to- ntKht at 8 30 p.m.

at Die funeral home of R. Stut7mann Son, 94-58 221st Queens Village. Cremation will follow at the Fresh Pond Crematory. Mrs. Kruse Is survived by two daughters.

Alma Dumper and Edith Renner; three grandchildren, and a sister. MRS. ELIZABETH COOK, who lived in the old 10th Ward of Brooklyn for the past 30 years, died Saturday at her home, 19B Smith St. Born In the old 3th Ward, she was a life resident of Brooklyn. Sur-vlvins are her husband.

Harry; two dauKh-trrs, Murftnrrt and Dorothy, and two sons, William and Alan. She was a member of Si. Paul's R. C. Church, where a solemn reoulem mass will be offered tomorrow ai 9 30 a.m.

Burial will follow In Holy Cros Cemetery. MRS. SA HAH A. MAU.Otf PIGOT of 2L'0 E. lHth 81., who died Sunday at her home, was bom in Brooklyn 71 years atio and was the widow of Michael Aucustine PiKot.

She Is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Thomas D. Nolan of Mountain Lakes. N.

and Mrs. Lester Harrison of Brooklyn; two sons, Raymond Pittot of Bfllalre. and James Pigot of Brooklyn: and four grandchildren. The funeral will be held at 10 a m. tomorrow from the home of hi son, James.

127 St. James Place, with a solemn hlnh requiem mass at, the R. C. Church of the Holy Innocents, Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, FORECLOSURES FORBES March 7, 1938, GEORGE of 57 East Oxford Valley Stream, husband of the late Cath erine Forbes. Services Thursday, 2 at Chapel of Wm.

361 7th Ave. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. GORNY WERONIKA, on March 7, 1938, at the residence of Dr. A. Sawicki, 319 Garfield Place.

-Survived bv her daughters, Mrs. Marie Linke, Mrs. Felicia Sawicki, both of Brooklyn. Requiem mass March 10, 10 a.m., St. Stanislaus Church, Driggs Avenue and Humboldt Street.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. GORNY Members of the Palma Club are requested to pay their re spects to the deceased Mrs. WERONIKA GORNY, Tuesday evening at 9 p.m.. at the home of Dr.

A. Sawicki, 319 Garfield Place, Brook lyn, New York. BERNARD KOZICKI, Vice President. GROTH On March 7, DOROTHY (nee Ryan), of 722 53d be loved wife of Charles Groth, daughter of Agnes and the late James Ryan, mother of Robert and Ann Dorothy and sister of Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs.

John Newell and Robert Ryan. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m., from Funeral Home, 496 Court thence to St. Michael's Church, where solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. GULLIKSEN On March 7, 1938, CHARLES, beloved father of Mrs.

John Everhardt, Mrs. George Walters and John Gulliksen, devoted brother of Mrs. Josephine Lehr and Albert Gulliksen. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Funeral Home, 83 Hanson Plate, Wednesday, 9:15 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery.

GUTHERMAN MARTHA (nee Steinbrecher), on March 6, beloved wife of the late John devoted mother of Edward, Frank, Harry, Charles, Emma Mitchell, Bertha Millen and Frieda Voght. Funeral from the residence of her son, Frank, 3720 Hunters Point Avenue, Long Island City, Thursday morning at mass of requiem at St. Raphael's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HALL On Monday.

CATHERINE, wife of the late James Hall. Funeral Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. from the funeral home, 187 South Oxford Street. Requiem mass St. Edward's Church.

HILDEBRAND On March 6,1938, NORMA, beloved daughter of Norman and Josephine (nee Dreher), at her residence, 360 62d St. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HUGHES SARAH on Saturday, March 5, 1938, beloved mother of Alice Doran, Sadie Hughes, Josephine Shannon and Robert Hughes, at her home, 678 77th Brooklyn. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Ephrem's R. C. Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated. KARN Monday, March 7, 1938, JOHN, beloved father of Chris, John, Mrs.

Gertrude Baliff and Mrs. Edna Crowther. Relatives and friends, also members of Lcssing Lodge No. 608, F. and A.

are invited to attend funeral from Lawrence G. Quinn Funeral Home, 2 Madison Avenue, Jersey City, Thursday, March 10. at 2 pm. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. KISSANE JAMES suddenly on March 7.

a member of the Safe and Loft Squad, N. Y. P. D. Survived by his wife, Kathleen (nee McGilD.flve sons, one daughter.

Funeral on Thursday from his home 3041 Avenue Brooklyn. Requiem mass 11 a.m., R. C. Church of the Good Shepherd. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, C.

H. Thompson directing MARCY EDITH in Detroit, Michigan, March 5, 1938, widow of Milford Marcy. Survived by daugh ter, Miss Marion M. Marcy. Burial Port Huron, Michigan.

McGOWAN On March 7, 1938, MARIE A. (nee Bowery), of 221 Prospect Place, beloved wife of the late Edward; devoted mother of Sadie, Jame.s, Edward and Frank McGowan; sister of Jennie Bowery and Mrs. Nell Calhoun; grand mother of George and Helen Mc- Clusky. Reposing at William A. Martin Funeral Home, Classon Ave corner Sterling Plae.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass St. Joseph's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. O'BRIEN On March 6, JOHN FRANCIS. Survived by his wife, Annie; one son, William, detective of N.

Y. P. 72d Precinct; three daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Royston, Mrs. Alice Maher and Ethel; one brother.

Patrick; two sLsUrs, Cath erine OBnen and Mrs. Anna Casey. Member of Greenwood Athletic Club and Master Plumbers Association. Funeral from his home, 250 76lh on Thursday at 9 a.m.; solemn requiem mass at Our Lady of Angels Church. O'BRIEN On March 8, 1938, MARGARET, beloved sister of John H.

O'Brien; devoted aunt of Ethel and William Myers; at her residence, 461 Park Place. Funeral Wednesday, 9:45 a.m.; requiem mass St. Teresa's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. O'CONNELL HENRY on March 7, at his residence, 2048 East 28th Street, beloved husband of Mary McCabe O'Connell; father of Jeremiah, John, Henry, Allen, Everett.

Charles, Hessic and Margaret O'Connell, Mrs. Mercedes McCarthy, Mrs. Ann Mullen; brother of Mrs. J. Everett Allen.

Solemn requiem mass Good Shepherd R. C. Church, Thursday 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

Jit ittrmnrtam We have just published a booklet of "In Mcmoriani" Verses You may obtain I copy ot thii booklet, without charge, by calling an Ad Taker at MAin 4-6000. O'SHEA MARY, on March 6, of 9428 96th Ozone Park, beloved mother of John James, Margaret, Mary, Catherine, Helen, Elizabeth, Joseph and Thomas, Solemn re qulem mass Wednesday, 10 a.m., at the Church of the Nativity, inter ment St. John's Cemetery. Arrange, ments by Joseph G. Duffy.

PIGOT At her home, 220 East 18th Street. Brooklyn, on Sunday March 6, SARAH A. (nee Mallon), wife of the late Michael Augustine Pigot and beloved mother of Mrs. Thomas D. Nolan of Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, Raymond Pigot of Bellaire, Long Island, James Pigot and Mrs.

Lester Harrison of Brook lvn: also survived by four grand children. Funeral from the home of her son, James Pigot, 127 St. James Place, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, March 9, at 10:00 a.m. A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Church of the Holy Innocents, East 17th Brooklyn, at 11 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Brooklyn.

PIGOT The Visitation Alumnae announces with deep regret the death of Its beloved member. SARAH MALLON PIGOT. Members are requested to attend her mass of requiem at Holy Innocents Church on March 9 at 11 a.m. IRENE DOWLING, President. Marie P.

Sullivan, Secretary. FURGUESON Suddenly, on Sunday, March 6, 1938, Judge COR NELIUS FURGUESON, beloved husband of Lillian E. Furgueson (nee Furnell) and father of Cor nelius Furgueson Jr. and Lillian E. Mansbach.

Services at the Fair-child Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. PIGOT The Ladles Auxiliary of the Hospital of the Holy Family deeply regrets to announce the death of a beloved member, Mrs. MICHAEL AUGUSTINE PIGOT. Mrs.

CORNELIUS A. SCHMID, President. Mrs. Joseph L. Llonello, Corre sponding Secretary.

QUINN MICHAEL, on March 6, at his residence, 1635 Weirfield Street, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Burger. He Is survived by his sister, Annie Vincent, in Canada, and a niece, Catherine Ecksein. Solemn requiem mass St. Martin of Tours R. C.

Church, Wednasday morning, 9:30. Interment Holy Cross. RANC On March 7, 1938, ELSIE RANC (nee Soeller), in her 45th year, beloved mother of Frederick and Edith Ranc; sister of Caroline Shubert, Louisa Garwood, Mary Zahn, Henry and Jack Soeller. Fu neral services at the chapel of August Herrlich, 6859 Fresh Pond Road, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Inter ment Thursday, 10 a.m., Lutheran Cemetery.

RAYMOND WILLIAM, suddenly at his residence, 196 East 31st Street. on March 8. husband of the late Ellen Sheridan. Survived by his brother, John Fitzgerald, and his sisters, Mary McCloskey, Elizabeth Redmond and Mary Schmidt. No tice of funeral later.

(Montreal, Canada, papers please copy.) RYAN On March 8, JOHN, be loved husband of the late Johanna Ryan and father of Mary Agnes Ryan, at his residence, 466 76th St. Notice of funeral hereafter. RYAN On March 7, 1938, MARY LOUGHLIN, beloved mother of Mrs. William J. McCurdy and Anna M.

Ryan. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, 600 E. 19th on Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at Our Lady of Refuge Church at 10 o'clock. SCHAEFER On Sunday, March 6, 1938, JOHN beloved husband of Anna; father of Mildred D.

Schaefer and Sister M. Aggnella of the Order of St. Joseph. Services at his residence, 8825 195th Place, Hol-11s, Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. SCHRADER FRANCES J.

(nee Saturday, March 5. Services at Walter B. Cooke. Funeral Home, 1218 Flatbush Wednesday, 2 p.m. STAEDELE On March 7, 1938, LENA of 90-12 Jamaica Woodhaven.

Services at the Chapel of N. F. Walker, 86-07 Jamaica on Wednesday at 8 pm. TICE-ABRAHAM, suddenly, at his home, 442 Pine in his 53d year. Survived by his wife, Clara, and one sister, Mrs.

Elizabeth Jackman. Requiem mass at St. Sylvester's R. C. Church Wednesday morning at 9:30.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. TYD On March 7, JOHN MARTIN, beloved husband of Mary (nee Durning); father of Ralph, Arthur, Robert, Margaret and Doro. thy and brother of Herman Tyd. Funeral from his residence, 240 94th Thursday.

10 a.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. WICHMANN On Monday, March 7. MARIE (nee Witt), in her 80th year, after a long illness, at her home, 55 South 8th Street, Brooklyn, beloved mother of Herman, August and Mrs. Anna Antonlus; also survived by two sisters, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

She was a member of Immanuel's Ladies Aid, Bethlehem Orphan Home, Wartburg Lutheran Home, Lutheran Hospital and Concordia Society. Funeral services Thursday, 2:00 p.m., at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 179 South 9th Street. Brooklyn. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers.

WILSON Suddenly, on Sunday, March 6. 1938, at Great Neck, L. EMMA D. WILSON, beloved sister of Mrs. John E.

Mooney and loving aunt of Emma John Frank R. and Harold S. Mooney. Funeral from William Dunigan fc Son Chapel, Rogers Ave. and Montgom ery on Thursday, March 10, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to Our Lady Help of Christians R.

C. Church, Avenue and E. 28th St. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. WOHLTMANN On Sunday, March 6, 1938, CHARLES be loved husband of Frances (nee Gicb); father of Charles H.

Jr, and Emily. Funeral services at the Harris Funeral Chapel, 5012 4th Tuesday, March 8, at 8 p.m. Bachert, Lena Hughes, Sarah A. Baum, Emma Karn, John Baumann, Joseph J.Kissane, James Bennett, Mathilda Marcy, Edith P. Benson, Frederick McGowan, Mane Boo, Emma C.

O'Brien, John P. Boyle, Catherine O'Brien, Margaret Brown, William O'Connell, Henry Burke, Annie Burke, Margaret Pigot, Sarah A. Christianson, Quinn, Michael Gustava Ranc, Elsie Coar, Nellie Raymond, William Cook, Elizabeth Ryan, John Plaster, Joseph Ryan, Mary L. Forbes, George M. John Purgueson, Schrader, Frances Judge Cornelius Staedcle, Lena Gorny, Weronika Tice, Abraham Groth, Dorothy Tyd, John Martin Gulliksen, Charles Wichmann, Marie Gutherman, Wilson, Emma Martha Wohltmann, Hall, Catherine Charles H.

ASTON On Saturday, March 5, 1938, MINNIE beloved wife of Samuel T. and devoted mother of Moreton W. Aston Mrs. Gladys A. Kcarsh.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Tuesday at 8 p.m. BACHERT On Sunday, March 6, LENA, wife of the late Rudolph and sister of Emma Bally and Barbara Kleb. Funeral from her residence, 1284 Hancock Street, on Wednesday, March 9, at 10 a.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. BAUM Suddenly, at her residence, 464 84th Street, on March 8, 1938, EMMA BAUM, beloved mother of Mrs.

Arnold D. Johansen, Martha Furch, and Nicholas Baum; devoted sister of Mrs. Leo Durr and Ernest Wohlleben. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Avenue, Thursday, 8:30 p.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery.

BAUMANN On March 7, 1938, JOSEPH J. of 38 Aberdeen Street, beloved husband of Levjna Matilda Baumann (nee Concklin), dear father of J. Edward, Lillian, Mrs. Agnes Fox and Ethel M. 'Reposing at J.

J. Gallagher Sons Funeral Home, 25 Aberdeen Street. Requiem mass Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Thursday, 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. MATHILDA, on March 5, beloved mother of Estelle Dolderer, Mildred, Walter, Milton a nd Rev.

Theodore Bennett. Services at Moadinger Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush Avenue, Tuesday, 8:00 p.m. Interment private. BENSON On Saturday, March 5, 1938, FREDERICK beloved husband of Anne and devoted fa ther of Maude R. Laut and Warren S.

Benson. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Tuesday at 8 p.m. BOO On March 6, 1938, EMMA of 435 Clssson beloved mother of Emclia Reins and Sophie Taylor. Services at Ericson Eric-son's Chapel, 500 State Tuesday, March 8, at 8 p.m. Ii.terment Wednesday 10 a.m., Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. BOYLE On Sunday. March 6, CATHERINE C. BOYLE, dear mother of Jeftn E. Moran, John James L.

and Georse M. Funeral from her home. 363 7th on Wednesday at 9 a.m.; thence to St. Thomas Aquinas Church, where a requiem mass will be offered. Ar.

by M. Matthews. BROWN On Sunday, March 6, 1938. WILLIAM beloved brother of Mrs. Thomas Laurent.

Jennie and Dorothea Brown. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Tuesday at 8 p.m. BURKE On Sunday, March 6, 1938, ANNIE BURKE, beloved wife of Thomas and devoted mother of Mrs. Mary Green, John T. and Austin T.

Burke. Funeral from her residence, 318 E. 31st on Wednesday, March 9, at 8:45 a.m.; thence to St. Jerome's R. C.

Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. BURKE On Mondav. March 7, 1938, MARGARET BURKE, beloved sister-in-law of William J. Donohue and aunt of Daniel John Joseph Richard A.

and James D. Donohue. Funeral from her residence. 519 Park Place, Thursday, March 10, at 9:45 a.m.; thence to St. Teresa's Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CHRISTIANSON GUSTAVA, suddenly, at Huntington, Monday, beloved mother of Agnes Dahl. Funeral services Wednesday at 8:45 p.m., at Funeral Home, Huntington Station. COAR On March 5. NELLIE (nee Cherry), beloved wife of the late William Coar and mother of William and Louise Coar.

Funeral Wednesday at 8 a.m. from her residence, 88 Livingston Street; thence to St. James Pro-Cathedral, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment Dunmore Cemetery, Scranton, Pa. COOK ELIZABETH, at her home, 198 Smith Street, on March 5.

She is survived by her husband, Harry; two sons, William and Alan, and two daughters, Margaret and Dorothy. Funeral service Wednesday, March 9. Requiem mass St. Paul's i. C.

Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. FLASTER On March 8. JOSEPH, of 503 Vermont Street, hibband of Kate, father of Seymour, Anna. Hnrry, Irving-, Ben, Pearl, Rose and Miriam.

Funeral Tuesday, 2 "p.m. Interment Mt. Hebron Cemetery. tlTAL NOTICES Births, Condolences, Confirmation! Diaihi, -aagementi. Marriage Mailt), Memonami.

Rtiolu-tioni) accepted until 10 P.M. for publication the hllowmf day or Irom A.M. to I P.M. (11 A.M. on Saturdays) for publication in the next available edition of the cam day'i paper.

The Vital S-Uti rati 90 cents per line. MAin 4-0000 daughters, Emma Mitchell, Bertha Millen and Frieda Voght. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. John W. Reilly, 46, Police Sergeant Sgt.

John W. Reilly, 46, of 7149 Loubet Forest Hills, died of a heart attack last night while patrolling his precinct In a radio car with Patrolman Michael Golden, the driver. Sergeant Reilly was attached to the Clinton St. station In Manhattan. He was appointed to the police force on Jan.

20, 1021, and was transferred to the narcotic squad in 1929. He was promoted to a ser-geancy on Jan. 1, 1936 and assigned to Clinton St. Sergeant Reilly was a member of the Police Department Honor League and had been cited for bravery three times during service In the narcotic division. C.

H. Wohltmann Services Tonight Fraternal and religious services for Charles H. Wohltmann, 57, who died on Sunday at his residence, 5701 7th will be held tonight at the Harris Funeral Home, 6012 4th at 8 p.m. Mr. Wohltmann, who was born In Greenpoint and had been in the butcher business in that section for more than 27 years, was a member of Reliance Lodse 776, F.

A. Bay View Chapter 319, R. A. and of Damascus Commandery 58, K.T. He is survived by his widow, Francos; a son, Charles and a daughter, Emily.

Amateur Cameramen Form Flatbush Group About 25 persons attended a meeting last night of an amateur photoRra pliers' group in the Flatbush Branch of the Y. M. C. A 112 E. 21st where they plan to organize March 21.

William W. Hen-ncssy will be the instructor. The group will meet Monday to do silhouette photography. The committee in charge is composed of Theodore Wentworth and Robert Nichols. Frank C.

Boardman Special to The Eagle Danbury, March 7 Frank C. Boardman, 71, a former professor of sculpture In the Yale School of Fine Arts, died at his home here last night after a long illness. He is survived by his widow. Jane Elam Boardman; two sons, William M. and Donald M.

Boardman; two daughters, Mary Ridley and Mittie Board-man; a sister, Mrs. George Brewer, and two brothers, Howard and the Rev. Wallace Boardman. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINGS Mary Helfernan.

also known as Murv A Ilrlternan. and Anne Raleigh. aUo known as Annie Raleigh. Pliuntif fs, again.st Stephen II. Rehaman, Defendant.

JOHN F. FUREY. Plain if f.s Attorney, 1 Mudisoii Avenue, New Yoi k. N. Y.

Pursuant to judgment of loreclosurc. en- tered February 1938. I will seil ut pubiic Huc'lon, the Brooklyn Rf-al tute EvchnriKc. 1119 Montagu Siren. nuuh ot Brootclvn and County of King.

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ol tnhat Uit; Yip: City, unTil the IVr.d dav -if Matih. HHfi a' 1 1 1 3" a I Leading Figures in Sports and Political Life Will Be at Mass Wednesday Notables of the baseball world and leading figures in national, State and city politics will act as honorary pallbearers Thursday morning at the funeral of Stephen W. (Judge) McKeever, president of the Brooklyn Baseball Club and dean of big league magnates, who died yesterday in his home, 31 Maple St. The names of Postmaster General James A. Farley, Governor Lehman and Mayor LaGuardia, as well as those of Kenesaw M.

Landis, high commissioner of baseball, and Ford Frick, president of the National League, are included on the impressive list of friends and admirers who will pay final tribute to the venerable "Judge" as honorary attendants. A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated by Mons. Francis X. Ludeke at 10 o'clock in St. Francis of Assist R.

C. Church, Lincoln Road and Nostrand Ave. Auxiliary Bishop Raymond Keanney will bestow the final blessing and burial will be' In Holy Cross Cemetery. Club and League Officials Other honorary pallbearers are Leland S. MacPhail, executive vice president; Burleigh Grimes, manager, and other Dodger officials, including Ed Smith John F.

Col lins, John McDonald, William Gib son, George A. Barnewall and Jo seph A. Gilleaudeau. Also, presidents of the other seven National League clubs, as follows: Horace Stoneham, New York; J. Robert Quinn, former Dodger of ficer, Boston; Gerald P.

Nugent, Philadelphia; Philip K. Wrigley, Chicago; Powel Crosley Cincin nati; Sam Breadon, St. Louis, and William Benswanger, Pittsburgh. Also, the following borough presidents: Raymond A. Ingersoll, Brooklyn; George U.

Harvey, Queens; Stanley M. Isaacs. Manhattan; James J. Lyons, the Bronx, and Joseph A. Palma, Richmond.

City Councilmen Also, Newbold Morris, president, and members of the City Council; former Governor Alfred E. Smith, former Mayor James J. Walker, Brig. Gen. John J.

Phelan, chairman, and members of the State Athletic Commission; 24 State Sen ators, 53 Assemblymen, and the sportswriters of the Metropolitan newspapers. Also, Edward Lazanksy, Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division; Appellate Division Justices William F. Hagarty and John B. Johnston, and Representatives Thomas H. Cullen, Andrew L.

Somers, John J. Delaney, Marcellus H. Evans, and Emanuel Celler. Helped Build Bridge "Judge" McKeever, who was 83. refused to continue schooling In the old "Irishtown" waterfront section of Brooklyn in order to learn the plumbing trade, an endeavor in which he succeeded so well that, as a young man, he carved himself a niche in the hall of fame of the City of Brooklyn by aiding in the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge.

mis enterprise, together with numerous other large-scale jobs, enabled the "Judge" and his partner, the late Edward J. McKeever, a younger brother, to turn to baseball in active capacities in 1912 as the partners of Charles H. Ebbets. Lovable Character Although Mr. McKeever participated in a series of intraclub struggles after the deaths of his brother and Mr.

Ebbets, he remained a lovable character to the thousands of Dodger fans, who hailed his accession to the presidency of the club on the resignation of Frank B. York in 1932. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth McKeever; a daughter, Mrs. James Mulvey, and three grandchildren, Ann, Marie and James Mulvey.

Services Thursday For Frank P. Curry A requiem mass for Frank P. Curry, 55, clerk in the Brooklyn Postofflce, who died Sunday at his home, 611 E. will be olfcred at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the R.

C. Church of the Little Flower. Burial will bo in Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Curry is survived bv a brother, the Rev.

William B. Curry, and three sisters, Catherine Con-ell, Sarah Reilly and May Whalcu. Arthur T. Parker Arthur T. Parker, financial secretary to Barron Collier, nationally known advertising executive, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home, 220 Boscobel Place, the Bronx, Sunday morning.

Mr. Parker had occupied the x-sitlon with Barron Collier since 1915. He was 47 and is survived by his daughter, Dorothy, and his mother. Mrs. Catherine Parker, both of Manhattan.

3n qjcmorfam DANIELS In loving memory of FLORENCE DANIELS, loving wife and devoted mother. HUSBAND, SONS, DAUGHTER. DRAKE In memory nf my beloved mother, Mrs. A It J. DRAKE.

ANOELINE R. SCHAD. classes YEAGER WILLIAM F. Sr. Second anniversary mass on Wednesday, March 9, at 8 a m.

at St. Jerome's Church, Ncwkirk and Nostrand Aves. Efficient Arrangement II Fine Fauinmcnt Correct Accessories Pease ri'MRAI. initia (HIS 43.1 Nmtrnnci t. -1 7 1 10 the flagship Olympia under Admiral Dewey and at the battle of Manila Bay was In command of the Zaflro, which had the duty of cutting the cable between Manila and the outside world.

During the fleet's cruise around the world of President Theodore Roosevelt's administration he was the navigator of the U. S. S. Illinois. Soon after this duty Commander Pearson retired from the Navy by reason of disability and married Delia Fay Norris, who died a number of years ago.

During the World War he returned to active service In the headquarters of the Third Naval District of New York. Commander Pearson was a member of the Military Naval club of New York, the Army and Navy Club In Washington and the New York Yacht Club. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. A. L.

Nelson of Cheyenne, and four brothers, Andrew, Oscar, Virgil and Herschel, all of Utah. Charles H. Conklin Oyster Bay, March 8 Charles H. Conklin, member of an old Long Island family died yesterday In Meadowbrook Hospital, East Hempstead, of acute anemia after a long illness. He was 57 years old and lived here at 84 Lexington Ave.

He was born In Roslyn, the son of the late Phoebe and Alfred Conklin, and had resided In this township many years. He Is survived by his wife, the former Jane Mahon; two daughters, Ruth and Dora, and two sons, Charles Conklin and Patrolman Walter Conklin County police, in Syosset. of the Second Precinct, Nassau Funeral services are at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Interment will take place in Roslyn Cemetery, UJaltrr I.

(aakt INCORPORATED DIGNIFIED FUNERALS OIR tlFRL HOMES BROOKLYN (SI LIndM Boulivud BUekmtmtw 4-1200 50 Bmnth Aveitu NEvInt t-SMS-4 1218 FUtbutb Avtnu BUekmlntter I-03M-7 QUEENS 150.10 Hlllildi Avenue Mmilei 8-W70 138-14 Northern Blvd. INtJewrwletiM l-BMo 8XATEN ISLAND OS Bsaeb 8U Stiplvtrin Gibraltar I MANHATTAN I ft Wart 72d fttrtot-TRiftlBM 7-0700 1431 First Annua RHlMlandw 4 -MOO BRONX I WtBI I Ml ft Street RAyrMnd t-1000 S47 Willi Avenue IHOtt Htve 0-0271 WESTCHESTFR 214 MimtroMtk Anu Whltt Plains Phone for Representative NoObhoatlon EflUCTION iiA SALES' SHERIFF'S SALE HERMAN DAHLT Sherlffi Auctioneer Will sell on Wednesday, March 9. 1338, 10 00 A. at Joseph Larkln Warehouse. 118 12th Street, Broukiyn.

ail right, title and interest of Bernard Borone and Jennie Borone of, in and to 1 Jume V. Manpann, Sheriff HiiCh Bre.lin. Deputy Sheriff AUCTIONEER. SELLS Match tf. VtStt.

i UO ii 800 Sterling Brooklyn, Ford Sedan. Motor No. iH-'iJT'lKO. retaken from lieori: Marin S. SAUOWSKY.

AUCTIONEER. SELLS Mareh 9 IS am St Ma! Ave Brooklyn. Plymouth Sedan. Motor No. PE 109101, retaken irom Clarence On-nliikham.

C. A DEL MAN AUCTIONEER SELLS March 9. 191i8. at 10:15 am. at 1inS Schenectady Brooklyn, ad the ri-ht, title and interest of John Kosman in mid to nil machinery, Appurtenances, etc as listfd in mortgage, lor the account ot Jnhn Kosrnan.

SO IT A UCT I E'ER SELLS March 0, VXiH, 9 30 am, 134 S. 8th Brooklyn. Ford Truck. Motor No. PAWNBROKERS SALES ESTATE OF EUGENE HOSFNBAUM Auctioneers, J.

Kelly. L. Feidhuhn, Klrschner. sell at "0 Bowery at 9 a.m March 9 By order M. U.

Knskl, 9K4 Fulton diamonds, silverware, jrw-eiry and second-hand watches pWUed from 27164 ol Oct. 1, 1936. to 3955'j of Dec 31. 1W mh2-M Oi-u March 10 Bv order Est. Chas.

Kle.n-haum. Grand Brooklyn, diamonds, i.vi'uv.irt'. J-- Af'rv and second v.aridi.s, p'euKcd Ttom tiHHfi uf Nov. to or n. c.

E-t. J. J. H' way r'nthin. e'c.

frwn tH2 1 4 nt Nov l'i, io 77fi9- of Dee. al! pledees oer; ao for 1H7 Ave trom 73'. or April 7, 1UJ. to JUH.J ut DCC. Jl, VJJti.

mh3-ct nm March 1 1 For Oonrion fc Sens, Inr pawnbroker of 7lt Bridne Street, Brooklyn. all their unrdermrd pirdses ol jewelrv, second-hand watrhrs, diamonds, pearls and other precious stones pieclgrd to pawn ticket Ni. Man of Feb ll. J'i37. Inclusive; also Mil o'her piedktes for any rta-son not sold nill4-(jt Otl March l.r For Ooodte'n Sons, pa wi.nrokrrs.

of Bridge S' Mtonk yi! all un redeem a pledges i.f Cli'-Jiinu C'C to Pi. W. 11 I SMO (1f 1-V'i 1 llW. I- ao nl. o'iier pledges for rejn nor iid fit nievn'iis mliK-fi' "'ii SllMNuL'T INC.

ALT IONFKHS. H'! Howerv Y. at 9 a Marrh 9. 1 UK Harold nail, S.uH ri'h A dianior.ds. je e'rv wavhes f.wmi 4 of July VI 191ri.

io mh-ot o-ii March in. lOiR H-iV Rldfte loan M17 Ar ot Dec 17. 49.t5 30. 1937, mh4-4t ou LICENSES 1 Mrs. Ravenhall Services Today Funeral services for Mrs.

Annie C. Ravenhall, 56, who died Sunday In Kings County Hospital, were to be conducted at 2:30 p.m. today by the Rev. Dr. George M.

Miller, pastor of the Ocean Avenue Congregational Church, at the Walter B. Cooke Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard. Burial was to follow in Green-Wood Cemetery. Surviving are her husband, Peter, and two sons. Peter Jr.

and Dysart Ravenhall. Mrs. Ravenhall was removed from her home. 4072 Nostrand ten days before she succumbed, Mrs. Ravenhall was the sister-in-law of Richard Ravenhall, one-time owner of the famous Ravenhall Baths In Coney Island.

The Ravenhall family were pioneer settlers of Coney Island. Mrs. Ravenhall had lived in Sheepshead Bay with her husband for 20 years. Twenty years prior they had lived in Coney Island. William Blumberg, Ex-Nassau Mayor Special to The Eagle Cedarhurst, March 8 Former Mayor William L.

Blumberg, 62, died last night at his home, 402 Rugby Road, here, after a long illness. He was in the wholesale hardware business, at 31 Warren Manhattan, and was Mayor of Cedarhurst in 1933. Blumberg leaves his wife, Lucy, and three daughters. Mrs. Milton Kahn, Mrs.

Jerome Schulang and Miss Julia Blumberg. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Temple Israel, Lawrence, with Rabbi B. Schwartz officiating. Burial will be in Linden Hill Cemetery, Queens. Last Rites Today For S.

A. Kerrson Funeral services were to be held this morning in the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, 745 Classon for Stephen A. Kerrson, 94, oldest inmate of the home, who died Sunday after a lingering illness. Mr. Kerrson was born In Syracuse.

N. and lived in Brooklyn for the last 20 years. He had been at the home for 14 years. Events Tonight Seneca Club, meetlne, 93 Division 8 30. Ridge wood Taxpayers and Business M'n's Association, meeting, Public Library, Irving Ave.

and Woodbine 8. Brighton Beach Inier-Club Council, youth rally. Hebrew Alliance, Brighton 6th St. and Neptune Ave. 8.30.

Mass initiation of new members nf American Lemon posts, romprisini: the 15th Brnnklvn District, Livingston Manor, 301 flchrrmerhorn 8:30. City Fusion party of Kings County, dinner, Parkway Restaurant, Nostrand Ave. and Eastern Parkway, 8 30. Capri Club, debate, Who Is More Intelligent, Man or Woman?" 170 Clinton 9. Town Hp 11 Club, dinner to Lntiriiz Mel-clilnr.

VJ3 W. 43d Manhafinn. 30 New York Society for the City of New York, Elks Club. 799 7tn Ave, Manhattan. H.

Attorney General John j. Bcnnft tuest speaker. Jeflerkon Club, meeting, 35 Hancock St Progressive Synagogue, mee'inc. 1515 W. 4fiih 8 30.

Columbia University InM nr.e nf Arts and Sciences, lecture. McMiiieii Academic. Theater, Broadway and lltith Manhattan. 8.15. Cat nnlic Division Week fur the Blind, mectinu.

Hot i-i St. George. Orci.Ua Kexiord, lecture, Hotel fit. George, 7. New Ut rcch Reformed Church, Lenten serums, 18th Ave.

and 83d 8. American Jewish Congress Women's Division. meeliriK. 1 8 Orahm 8 4V Brooklyn Institute of Arts mid Sconces, lecture. Academy of Mumc.

National City Bank, dinner, Hotel As-tor, 7. Free courses In School of Social Action St. John's University, fiH Lewis Aw, h. Ocean Parkway Jeniih Center, meeting. 55') Ocean Parkway, 8 Lllinaean Sit Id of New Ynrk.

dinner. Flyinif Bird Hall, American Museum of Natural History. Driveway Fntr.nicp, Roosevelt Memorial, Central Park West, 6.30. Brooklyn Committee for Natrona! Sharecroppers Week, mectinn. in Chape! the Church of Our Saviour, Pierrepont St.

and Monroe Place. 8 Younsr of Fla'lui-h Democratic Club, nice; in 74 Linden Boule- aid. Gold laden Socle nf Bmmii'h Park, meeting. Mcilur.i Mauiir Temple SliOO 14'h Ae 8. Cotmrcsfiinin Dmald Totd It nest speaker.

Parents Association of Pubhc School lo7. mrettnir. Eastern Parkway and Schenectady Ave 8 30. Brooklyn Leanue of the Ci'ens Union. liiK.

Hotel Granada, 8 3d. Commissioner of Investigation William B. norlands, puet speaker. New York Association of Deans of meetmff. Hotel paikMde, 18 Gntmcrcy SnuHre South.

Manhattan, fl.30 Brooklyn Women's Bar Assoc ia! Ion, meeting. Hotel Pierrepont, R. Dr. Louis M. Dusseldnrf of 302 Union St, Is celebrntlnn his 50th year in the nf medicine, Brooklyn Junior Division of Women's Lectin for Palestine, meet inn, 2f'di Montgomery 8.

Brooklyn Kthlcal Culture School, meeting. 49 Prospect Park West, Dr. Stephen F. Bayne a wk-ib of the Board nf Edur.rioit, ttue.st speaker. Dinner-reception to Grand Mt-ter Jacob Levi bv Justice Lodtrc 57, I.

Central Plaza, 111 I'd Manhattan, B. EAGLE BUILDING Desirable office space at lowest rentals in Borough Hall section. Rrnting Agont ROOM 602 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -OEORUE WILLIAMS. Plalnilfr V.

SARAH C. DORFMAN, et DrfmcUnts. Pursuant to herein, da'rrj February 14th. I will sell at public to the huhest bidder, by JAM tS A. HEANEY JR auctioneer, at Brooklyn Renl Estate Exchatice, 1 H9 MonMitfiie S' rrct, Brooklyn.

Ne York on March 18th. 193K. at tttelve noon. in the Bn rough of rk City, on the raster! Mfle of Fast Seventh tii rrct, IHO feet fcoutherlv from Avenue I. feet 6 inches deep on each Mde and 40 fret wide front and rear, the sides parallel with Avenue I.

reference bcnifi marie to said Judgment fir a complete description of bald premies. Tn-cether with all fixtures and art irs of personal property attarhed to, or u.scd in connection with, the premises. Subject to telephons agreement recorded the office of the Register of Kinits County In Liber 308ft Cp. 50(1. subject to Ire trie 11k ht BKrrrrmint recorded in smri Register's office In Liber 3099 Cp.

307 and to any state of lads au survey should show. Dated. Feb 5 1 0 .1 JOHN J. Peferee FRANCIS RAYNOR. P.ain'itl's Attorney.

345 MudlMjii N' Ci'y. I K' SUPREME COURT. KIN OS CO -II inie Owners' Lmii t'oi poi at ion, 1 I aganul Sarah Dl ch, ct fer.d- HI)' S. J. AUGUST OPTRRER.

Plaintiffs A'tor-ney 55 Liberty Street, New York Cny. Pursuant to Judgment of forecii.su: and sa dated February 193H. du.y enterid herein. I will sell at public miction to the hlnhest bidder. by McOUINNESS A REILLY, auctioneers, at Brooklyn Rrn.

Estate Exchange 189 Montague Strec. Borough of Brooklyn, City ot New York, on the 22d day of March, at o'clock noon, the premises wJ'h the improvement thereon erecied. directed hy said judgment to be sold, situate Kings. County, State of New York, on the northeasterly Ride of 83d Street, 3(4 feet west nf Hist Avenue, being a plot leet In width front, and renr hy 100 fret In depth on the northwesterly Mde mirf prt of the distance thrnuah a p.niy wnll, nntl Jon lent in depth on the southeasterly Mde and pan nf the distance thrmjtii a gHmge p.irv wall, the side lir.es being firniiei Avenue, premises rKitm known H'rl S'reet, and more pat tni, rv df-eiit rl in said judgment Together with and to easement February Tlf WILLIAM O. BU SHELL.

ReN-rr 15-Gt tu ut h.i'h time an 1 place ur a', a later date he Iixed hv Boatd. proposals wi.i be puliilcly opened read A desr r.piion of the nrt: and o'hrr i i prn and lations are in the Information lor f'ut'M In the Forms of Contract. Bnl and Cont Propyal. the Sne. Iti-cat iniiH and on the c'ont Draw ii.s.

arc to be deemed part I ml! a ion f.d copies of whirti nut he in P'i and pur rhed at y.i.d th'- Ho.t id I lie reeelrd nf bids will be tfl the rmnil ren otj jn jnf jr. in i lou fiii- Crtr raft New Yolk. February IfUfl nuAKIJ OF 'I RANSPiV," A HON OF THE CITY Of NEW YORK JOHN PF1 chiimun. IMMNK SUM IVAN CHARLES V. 1IALI FY cm nv-'-ineri.

V( JEROME DALY. SrciMarv tu NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ll-rensp No. y7 ha been tstieJ tu tit I'tiderfunrd to ht er and me at the A.coho.lc Cnn'r-il t.aw n' 2 -4 4 IVkm Ave. Brook. vti Kll.tfS lor on pi pm ion.

MNOS KS t'Al AN 1' Biooklyti Kit.tis Co. mhl rt Ni 1 1 ICE IS HI'Iti'IiY fiIVENrMAf LI-ee i 9(9 has been issued to th under -lined 'u sell bef Htid re- i nt 1 OiiR Rock a a ay A Bt Km Co u'-der the A', nh'te Rev" Cjnirol Law Lt mi t.iumpun, JOHN rARISI iniM R.x'kaw av A Brooklyn. Cr.