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Ml BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1936 Protest on Torok John J. Cashman Magistrate Casey Hundreds at Rites for Magistrate Casey On I'nursday. Jam Austin. Jessie McQueen.

Da.iii Martin. Oertrune Minnie Morton, Adam Calahan.Walter I. Newman, Emily F. Carrlgy, Mary Roe, Elizabeth Casidy, Mary Rogers, Harry H. Clark Mrs.

Wm. Ross, Mary Crosby Sophia Ryan, Thomas P. Custy, Margaret J. Simmons, Delaney Bridget E. Elisabeth Eagle de la Ree.

Smith, Arthur T. Josephine Smith, FredTt J. Donlon. Kathryn Stafford, Prank Dunkak, Bertha Steck, Arnold Dlenny, Dennis Steurer.Anna Hallock, Rosalyn Steves, Annie A. HUkemeier, Thurber.

Charles Catherine Jorgensen. PaullneTreschmann, Kehl, Christine Matilda E. 1 AUSTIN At Sea Cliff, N. on Wednesday. January 15.

1936, JESSIE, beloved wife of Prank Austin. Funeral services will held at the Dodge Funeral Home, 26 Bade Staff Photo body of Magis Irate Thomas F. Casey is carried from the Ave. and Carroll where hundreds of friends paid their Prison Leave naniuin uien iove, i ouu-day, January 19, at 1 p.m. BLENDERMANN an.

17, 1936, MINNII, beloved wife of the late Henry and devoted mother of Edward H. and William R. Reposing at Walter B. Cooke's Funeral Home, 50 7th Brooklyn, New York. Funeral Sunday, 2 pjn.

Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. 'CALAHAN WALTER IRVING of 140 New Hyde Park Road, Oar-tltn City, New York, suddenly, January 16th, 1936, husband of Josephine M. and brother of Harriet L. and Harold A. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Anne' R. C. Church, Monday, 9:30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. CARRIOY MARY, January 16, 1936, beloved-wife of Patrick; devoted mother of Catherine Bendlc-sak, Elizabeth Magee, WUllam Carrlgy.

Funeral from Walter B. Cooke's Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard, Saturday, 9:30 thence to St. Francis Assist R. 0. Church, where a requiem mass will be offered.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CA3SIDY On January 15, MARY, beloved sister of Mrs. F. Kothe, Mrs. D.

McKlnney and George Clyde, at her residence, 173 Willoughby Ave. Requiem mass on Saturday at 9 o'clock at St. Patrick's Church. Interment Holy Cross. CLARK The Christ Child Society announces with sincere regret the 'death of a charter member, Mrs.

ary 16. 19M. BERTHA HENRIETTA iJjohhnnHH ddu ur. loving mother tit um trier John H. the third and Ann Elise.

in her 76th year, services at her home, 344 E. 22d on Saturday. January 18. at 2 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

GLENNY DENNIS on Janu ary 15, 1936, beloved uncle of Joseph Stevenson and Mrs. John J. Keating, formerly of the Thirteenth Ward, Manhattan. Retired employe of New York General Post Office. Funeral from his residence, 1088 IT fit.h St Flatbnsh nn Saturriav 30 am aoiemn requiem mass Church of St.

Roae of Lima. terment Calvary Cemetery. GREENWOOD LODGE, NO 569, F. A. M.

Brethren: You are requested to attend the Masonic funeral service of our brother, HARRY ROGERS, at his residence. 462 50th Saturday, January 18, at HALLOCK-On January 16. 1936, ROSALYN, beloved wife of Addison W. Hallock, in her 87th year. Service at Brockett's Funeral Home, Southampton, L.

Saturday, 1:15 p.m. Remains reposing Friday at Fail-child Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, arooKiyn. HILKXMEIER On January 15, 1936, at his residence, 76 Oxford Boulevard, Oarden City, CHARLES, beloved husband of Grace and father of Marilyn Betty HUkemeier. Service at Oarden City Cathedral, Oarden City, Long Island, Friday, p.m. Interment private.

JOPPA LODGE, 201, F. A. M. Brethren: You are requested to at tend the funeral services of our late brother, FREDERICK J. SMITH, at Cooke Funeral Parlors, 50 7th Ave nue, Brooklyn, N.

on Sunday eve ning. January 19th. at 8 o'clock. ueowm BJtuu, Master. Ben.

8. Dubell, Secretary JORGENSEN On Tuesday, Jan uary 14. 1986. at her sister's resi dence, 2239 Emmons PAULINE JORGEN8EN, widow 01 fTMeriCK R. Jorgensen Sr.

and beloved sister of Elizabeth Deuta and Flora A. Stryker. Funeral services Friday evening, January 17. at 8:30 o'clock at the residence. Interment private.

KEHL CHRISTINE, of 117 Avenue aged 92, beloved mother of Mrs. Anna Eeneman and George Kehl. Services at E. C. Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Saturday.

8:30 n.m. Interment Presby terian Church Cemetery, Germonds, New York, Sunday, 1 p.m. McQUEEN On Thursday. Janu ary 16, 1936, at his residence, 278 Sterling Place, DAVID, beloved husband of Marie E. Van Tassell Mc Queen and father ol Janet L.

Read. Services Sunday evening, January 19, at 8 o'clock. MARTIN On January 1 GER- TRUDE beloved sister of Joseph Harry Frank a. and Marion E. Jacobl Funeral from her late residence, 1847 Madison Place, Mon-1 day, January 20, 9:30 a.m.: solemn requiem mass unurcn oi uoou Shepherd, Avenue and Batchelder 10 a.m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. MORTON On Thursday, Janu-; ary 16th, ADAM, beloved husband of Ellen Morton (nee Walshi and father of Mrs. Thomas McCabe, Mrs. James V. Cunningham, Mrs.

Joseph Lucey, Mrs. Louis Keller, Henry Thomas J. and John T. Morton. Funeral from his home, 53d Street, on Monday at 9:30 thence to Bt.

Agatha's R. C. Church, where requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey City, NEWMAN On Wednesday. January 15th, 1936, after a brief illness, EMILY F.

of 248 Madison Street, beloved sister of Dorothea Jorden, Matilda Bennett, Anna Eason, Margaret, Harry and August Newman. Funeral services on Saturday at 2 p.m. at 187 South Oxford Street. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. ROE On January 12, at San Diego, California, ELIZABETH wife of the late George and mother of William George R.

and Louise Van Buren. Reposing at George J. Ayen Memorial Chapel, 55 7th after 3 p.m., Saturday. Services Sunday, January 19, at 4 p.m. (Newark, N.

papers please ROGERS HARRY suddenly, on Thursday, January 18th, 1936, beloved husband of Margaret E. (nee Parry) father of Margaret Wilcox, grandfather of Audrey Robb and brother of F.rlaar Rosen Mem ber of r.rpmsiwt IjvIm No sro I 1 i i 1 1 1 Wins Approval Of Bishop Stires Indorses Round Robin gainst Con -t''ra lion of Eastern Gnirrhman In a reply to a round robin letter iddreased by seven bishops to mem bers of the House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church, protesting against the consecration of Dr. John Torok suffragan bUfeop of Eatt Claire, the Rt. Rev. Ernest Mllmore Stlree.

Bishop of Long Island, said today that the facte stated In the letter were correct and that he ap proved of the protest. According to a previous letter sent in December to the Rt. Rev. James De Wolf Perry, Presiding Bishop, the protest against the consecration of Dr. Torok was based largely upon the form of consecration as not being in accordance to the rules ot the Episcopal Church and "in a ceremony never before held In an American Episcopal Church." The original protest was made by Bishop William T.

Manning of New York. Bishop Alexander Mann of Pittsburgh and Bishop John Ward of Erie, Pa. The present round robin, dated Jan. IS, Include also the Bishops of Indianapolis, Colorado, Albany and New Jersey. Protested Fund-Raking The first letter carried In addition to the protest against the form ol consecration reference to an Investigation of a fund-raising program In Pittsburgh concerning which the Slovak Society of Pittsburgh protested.

Dr, Torok was consecrated as a Bishop of the Eastern Orthodox Church In 1924 by Bishop Gorazl of Czechoslovakia and Bishop DoslteJ of Serbia. He was born in Hungary March 26, 1800. The service consecrating him as suffragan bishop of Eau Claire was held last Nov. 17, In the Cathedral Church of that diocese. It is the vaMdlty of Dr.

Torek's original consecration that is challenged as being of the Greek Church and not of the American Episcopal Church, making him thus ineligible for the office of suffragan bishop and formal acceptance as a Bishop oi tne Episcopal cnurcn in the United States of America. Membership in the House of Bishops has been refused by two triennial conventions. The present letter requests BishoD Wilson of Eau Claire to give assurance that Dr. Torok will not per form any Episcopal acts until his status Is reviewed, and promises that a special convocation of the House of Bishops will be called to conduct an Investigation. AUCTIONEERS, J.

Kfllj. L. 1 INC pawnbroker of IMS B'waj, 1 their imratoeon CENTRAL AUCTION CO "JlIIN GIBBS. i J. Ryan.

134 Myrtle emf.ed. of The City of New "of l-cri the I the preetdent or Tlflcaliona. arheduli ihe snld office ot cily'ot RrwYsiS to aditlMor. to inaerttai the same hert he the CUv. copy ot whlrh.

with envelop In wt ch tnr 'ier with a ropy ol tb ontret, ludlni the ipecmcailona. In tM terss Vj Hep irtmen- eh th Estate of $20,000 Left to Daughters Mathilde Smith Bequeathe SI 2,000 to Son Tclfare OtherWillFiledToday John J. Cashman of 70 Rutland Road, former member of the Board of Education of the old City of Brooklyn, left more than $20,000 in petltlon for probate filed today with his will in Brooklyn Surrogat'e Court. He died on Jan. 8.

Personal and household effects left to three daughters, Mar garet, Mary and Helen Cashman. all of the Rutland Road address. After provision for $5,000 trust funds ior each of two grandsons, Joseph and WUllam Bagnal of Deer Park, to provide for their education, ins, James of 70 Rutland Road, and Eugene of 258 Lincoln Road, tenth of the residual estate each, and the remaining four-fifths of the residue is held in trust for the three daughters. Mathilde B. Smith, who died on Dec.

14 at her home, 155 Henry left $12,000 in personal property, according to a petition for probate ui mea toaay in Brooklyn, in, O. Telfare Smith in herits the entire estate. Uft 3 Months Rent Another will filed today in Brook-n was that of Elizabeth Beyer of 228 St. Nicholas who died on Oct. 22 last.

An accompanying petition for probate estimate her es- less tnan $4,000 in real prop erty and less than 110,000 In personal property. a aaugnter, Anna se memoer, oi the same address, shares in the residuary estate, receives household ef fects and clothing and has the right to live rent-free in the apartment tnree months alter trie receaents death. The other two children sharing te residual estate are Emma Schrieber, of 180 Schaeffer and Henry Beyer of Philadelphia. Spe cific bt quests of $500 each are mad( to three grandchildren: Elsie Cun ningham of 109-26 125th Osone Park; Harry Schrieber of 109-40 113th Ozone Park and Henry R. Schrieber of 125 Lenox Road.

A bequest of $1,000 to the Con- ereKation of the Most Holy Re deemer. 59th St. and 5th Bay Ridee. is left in the will of James J. Adams of 126 87th who died on Dec.

15. The money Is to go for the education of poor boys studying for the priesthood. According to a petition for probate filed with the will today, Mr. Adams left less than $10,000 in personal property. The residual estate goes to the widow, lEilleen M.

Adams of 642 59th St. The will specifically states: "It is mv intent hereby to dis pose of my entire estate and that no ed by me shall share in my Surviving children are j. ttooer, Adams, 7, and Kenneth Adams, 3, both living wun Mrs. Auanu. adam morton of sss sad tired prcuman, died reewrday.

bom in scotiana ana itM alien-, four daughters, Mrs. Thdma Cab. Mm. Joseph Lucey, Mrs. Louis land MM, James Cunningham, and tons.

Henry Thomas J. and Johr -rh- funeral win be held a m. Monday from the home; thei st c. church, where a requiem mass will be ottered. tab wlll De Holy Name Cemetery, clty- Deatbs B1Mrun.

father of Jack Services waiter B. Cooke's Funeral tome, au tn Saturday. 2 p.m. Interment Rosedale Cemetery, Orange, N. J.

is ion Amnin beloved 16, 1936, ARNOLD O. beloved husband of Elizabeth Steck. funeral services at the Harris Funeral To uary 19, 8TEURER 18, 1936, ANNA Of 1131 Fulton St. Funeral from William Schlemm Funeral Home, 435 Bergenllne Union City, New Jersey, Saturday, 2 p.m. STEVES On January 17, 1936, ANNIE H.

STEVES, a member of Parkvllle Congregational Church. Funeral services at her home, 123 Linden on Sunday, January 19, at 2:30 p.m THURBER On January 15. 1936, CATHERINE of 359 11th beloved mother of Abram Thurber, devoted sister of Mrs. Emma Vur-gason, Mrs. Mary Brown, Ritle, John' and Van Brunt Tandy.

Serv TRESCHMANN-On January 16, 1936, MATILDA E. (nee Volcken-lng), devoted mother of Mrs. Louisa A. Pabst, Mrs. Gertrude Snell.

Services at her home, 869 Herkimer Sunday evening, 8:30 o'clock. etery. In epemortam I GAMBLE In loving memory of dearly oeiovea motner, mak- GARET J. GAMBLE, who departed this life January 17, 1931. i Devoted Daughters, ELIZABETH, LETITIA, LUCY.

cf.nt m.mm MUHLER-In constant memory dear and loving other, ANNIE L. MUHLER. who died January 17, 1934. Gone but not forgotten. FAMILY.

VASSAR In fond memory of a beloved husband and father, THOMAS H. VASSAR, who departed January 17, 1935. uprignt ana nonesi in au nis ways. Truthful and kind to the end of his days. The FAMILY.

WfclNPAHI- WILLIAM C. In loving memory of our dearly be- loved hUsbund end father, who putad to eternal rest January 17, 1932. I WIFE, SONS and DAUGHTER. Buried; Hundreds Attend Services Biahop Molloy Departs From Ritual to Console Family at the Altar Magistrate Thomas Francis Ca-y was burled todav in Holy Crosa Cemetery following impressive rites in St. Ignatius R.

Church. Rog- nd Carroll St at which Bishop Thomas E. Molloy gave the final blessing. readers oi tne uench and oar. representatives of the many charitable organizations with which Magistrate Casey was connected, and distinguished citizens of Brooklyn thronged the church Magistrate Casey died Tuesday afternoon in hU nome.

in Sullivan Place, or a heart attack. He had been 111 for six week. Traffic on Rogers Ave for a block either side of the church was stilled during the solemn mass of requiem which was celebrated by the Rev. Eugene T. Kennedy.

3. with the Rev. George E. Kelly. S.

pastor of St. Ignatius and president of the Board of Trustees of Brooklyn Preparatory, as deacon, and the Rev. John J. Dlehl, 8. prefect of the church, as sub-deacon.

Departs from Ritual Bishop Molloy departed from the customary ritual and at the- con clusion or the nnai blessing stepped to the altar rail to sneak a few words of consolation for the family The Bishop praised the high char- Jlshop praised the high char- and lovable Qualities of Judge and said he had "gone on to I Caaey and said he had "gone meet another Judge." Attending the Bishop were Mons. John C. York. Mons. Francis P.

Connelly and the Rev. Edmund J. Rellly. Also In the sanctuary were the Very Rev. Edward J.

Walsh, ot st. John university. of which Magistrate Casesy was an alumnus, and Monslgnors Reddy, Hiipert ana Kooinson. Mrs. Casey was escorted to the church by her brother, Dr.

Griswold Nammack. Also in the family party was Magistrate Casey's only sister, Mrs. Joseph A. Seebeck. Flatbush Court and the Homicide Court, where Magistrate Casey most often presided, were closed after the formal reading of the calendar and the entire staffs of both courts attended.

Thomas Higgins, chief clerk Of Homicide Court, and Abraham Marker, chief clerk of the Flatbush Court, headed the delegations. Honorary Pallbearers Listed The honorary pallbearers, all personal friends of Magistrate Casey. General Sessions Judge James O. Wallace, Andrew K. Sullivan.

Mag istrate James A. Blanchfield, John J. Curtin, Supreme Court Justice, Albert Conwav. Edward Lazanskv. Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division; jonn k.

crews, Kepuon-can leader of Kings County; John Delaney, chairman of the Board of Transportation. Thomas A. Dem. sej chief clerk of the magistrates' courts; Supreme Court Justice Mitchell May, James Loughran Hand, Municipal Court jusui mamn ut ur. unris-topher D.

Kevin, Frank V. Kelly, Democratic leader of Kings County; Col. Arthur V. McDermott, Darwin R. James, William J.

Mahon. Jer emiah a. waisn, Harry Mannix, John Moran. Supreme Court Justice John H. McCooey Col.

Albert D. Mc-Nevin, Joseph J. O'Brien, Michael C. O'Brien, George A. Beatty.

Supreme Court Justice Edward Kiegeimann, John Bracken. Edward J. Connolly, William H. Hirst, Dean William P. Richardson of the Brooklyn Law School, George Matheson, David A.

Soden. transfer tax appraiser; Sher- County. County Judge Franklin Tay- QoodfellOW, Louls Espresso, Francis McGarev and Joseph Conklin. Man Frlends Attend otner m0urners at the church I Bum-erne Court Justice John B. Johnston, District Attorney William SSwhan nd Mrs.

Groghan. F. X. Geoehan and Mrs. Geoghan.

Commissioner of Elections William and Mrs. William James Hef- fernan, County Clerk John N. Har-man, Sheriff Peter J. Stephen W. McKeever, president of the Brooklyn Baseball Club, and his daughter, Mrs.

James A. Mulvey; Mrs. Albert Conway, Mrs. Edward Lazansky, Col. Walter Jeffreys Car-lin, Commissioner of Education, and Mrs.

Carlln; Commissioner of Ju- David Germain. Deputy Com missioner of Jurors William A. Lane, County Jurdge Peter Brancato, Mrs. Thomas A. Dcmpsey.

Mrs. David A. Soden, Mrs. Francis D. McGarey, Mrs.

William Dunigan Thomas Ryan, general cleric ot the tu- preme Court; Percy Staplcum. chief clerk of the Surrogate's Court; William Stapleton, Children's Court Justice Joseph F. Maguire, former Magistrate Leo Healy, Hector McGowan Curren, Assemblyman Charles Breltbart. Also Dr. John B.

Byrne, Magistrates Jeanette G. Brill and Jacob Eilperin, Municipal Court Justice Edward Wynne and Mrs. Wynne, Everett D. McCooey, president of the Emerald Society; U. S.

Commissioner of JurorB James M. Power, Frank J. Collins, former Fire Commissioner John J. Dorman. St.

Patrick's Society Sends Mourners Joseph P. Clavin, president of the St. Patrick's Society of Brooklyn. headed a large delegation from that society, of which Magistrate asey Also at Pthe church were U. B.

Attorney Leo J. Hickey. Bernard E. Gillespie, George R. Holohan, Muh, i Montague, James A.

Gll-varry, John J. Lynch, William Hart-igan', Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Keller, Louis C.

Klihn. John R. Collins, Walter R. Kuhn, James A. Heaney Bernard Rot.hberg, former Magistrate David Hirshfleld, Laurence McGoldrlck, Thomas Grace, State Director of the Federal Honing Ad ministration; George F.

Byrnes toriner president ol the Assessors; former Civil Service Com- mjssioner John J. Keller and Mrs. I Keller. Alderman John Lantry, Al- 1 drrman Joseph Whltty. Assembly man William McCreerv.

County mhn .1 pit ResterMrg, tonne? iorOUfh Presl- r'rtit Henrv H-t' hi-ru, Av.jstnnt District Attorney Charles Cohen. Nlr-IMMie D.nid Mnlbin and Mrs'. Malbln, Magistrate John D. Mason, Majdan Granted To See His New Carrying flowers and a rattle, Fred Majdan left murderers' row In Queens Prison tills afternoon to see his wife and new-born daughter at Bellevue Hospital, Manhattan. Judge Charles S.

Colden signed the order for his temporary release and Majdan. wreathed in smiles, left the prison shortly after 1 p.m. under heavy guard. Majdan. who will be tried for the second time Feb.

17 on a first degree murder charge, became a father last Monday when his wife, Anna, 19, gave birth to an eight -pound girl. Maidan beamed when informed that the baby, with blue eyes and blonde Arthur W. Howell Bellmore, Jan. 17 Funeral serv-1 Ices were held today at Bartholomew's Parlors on Bedford Ave. here for Arthur WUllam Howell, a U.

S. Customs who died on Tuesday at the Meadowbrook Hospital. The Rev. E. Ralph Wiborg of the Bellmore M.

E. Church presided and burial was In Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, N. Y. He was born in Brooklyn and is survived by his wife, Catherine.

At the time when he was removed to the hospital he lived at 18 Cottage Valley Stream. Rev. E. Dohan Dies; Ex-College President Troy, N. Jan.

17 (TP) The Rev. Edward nohun a former nresident of Vlllanova Collpp vil- lanova, died yesterday after a month's illness He was 66 He was president of Villanova College from 1910 to 1917. and dur- lug his lifetime held several other Mrs. C. H.

Simmons Mrs. Elizabeth Eagle Simmons, wife of Charlea H. Simmons, chairman of the board of directors of the John Simmon Company, and a former resident of this borough, died yesterday at her home, 655 5th Manhattan. She was a member of the Colony Club. Her husband survives her with a son, Charles H.

Simmons a brother, J. Frederick Eagle, and a sister. Mrs. Mary Eagle Palmer. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in the Chapel of the Brick Presbyterian Church, 37th St. and 5th Manhattan. Mrs. Lillian Warta Special to The Eagle Lindenhurst, Jan.

17 Mrs. Lillian M. Warta. former matron of the Suffolk County Jail, died of pneumonia here yesterday. She was 50.

Her husband, Joseph P. Warta, wi formerly sheriff of Suffolk cmnty and nad als0 bwn Super- six years. In addition to her husband, she is survived by a son, Albert Warta. Baron Forster Dies: Held Many Offices London. Jan.

17 (Pi Baron Fors oi Lepe, former Governor-Gen- eral of Australia, died her Wednesday. He was 69 years old. Newspapers paid tribute to him today as a "typical English gentleman "cricketer, politician, overseas governor and yachtsman. He was elected to Parliament at the age of 26. Henry WUllam Forster, first naron or Lepe, served as financial secretary tne war office in Eng land from 1915 to 191B.

He had previously served hk lonl Cmtt- mlssloner for the Treasury. He was Governor-General and Ommuti er-ln-Chlef of the Commonwealth! of Australia from 1920 to 1925. THE WEATHER FORECAST a 1 The casket containing the Church of St. Ignatius, Rogers last respects. r.

'Ill A UaVMl MCUllfen, Veteran Clerk Of Records, Dies David McQueen 65. of 278 Sterling Place, chief clerk of the Commissioner of Records office, with which he had been connected for 42 years, died yesterday of pneumonia at his nome alter a oriel illness. He was one of the oldest civil service employes in this county and tlO.O.r affairs In the 1st A. D. He also was active in the Brooklyn Saengerbund.

Mr. McQueen was credited with having prepared and supervised the most complete real estate records in the city. He had a wide knowledge of the real estate history of Brook- Mi and back to the days of farm lands. He 'as freauentlv summoned to testily i court actions instituted by the citv. In 1918 Mr.

McQueen married Miss Marie Van Tassel, who was formerly emnloved for many years in the Commissioner of Records office. She siirvhcs nim with a daughter by a previous marriage. Mrs. Janet- Read. Services 'vlll be held at 8 p.m.

Sunday at the home. Mrs. Elizabeth Roe Rites Set for Sunday Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth B. Roe, above, widow of George M.

Roe, former Deputy Tax Commissioner, who died last Sunday at San Diego, Cal will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday at the George J. Ayen Memorial Chapel, 55 7th Ave. Mrs. Roe left Brooklyn after the death of her husband in 1934 to make her home with her son, William B.

Roe. She is also survived an Buren. Burial will be in evergreens Cemetery. Mrs. Roe was born in Branchvllle.

N. J. She and her husband celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1931. Eventi Tonight 4ttni. tii hwfc'i Court Buiwins.

KStrmerhi Annual mtctlni ol the D. Rejular Demon United Democratic Club al Club. 1 Proapcct t'ark mar? Albert' Schan Torah of Flatbuth. 1 1. doodwln apeaki at Battlement ball.

'air JANUARY 1 sandy i I lh BU 3 srrs mv- "'IS sW I Assistant District Joseph and Bernard Meeker and Wolff, chief clerk Ol the 1 Children's Court Bt Prancli Colics Aunlllarr brldje ana i Ho'rl Towtra 8. Organlaatlon ot N. Companr dance. Hold (t. smy'nf Mualc 8:15.

Civic Leaiue meetlna. Hotel bratis' goWn i Hfd Cro drive at. Andrew Toi-liemocratlc Club of the Ninth A B7M 11th Avt. 8:30. spruit on '-The New Ira In the Soviet Abraham Lincoln Htli thMrsKenntth JUtaahwd peakon UMIaUnd8 ChWcl Bo- and Breeay Point Stockholding taxpayer! Omanlzatlon mfilns.

10 08 ii os 4 I runs Born Daughter hair, "looks like her father." child will be named Anna. The flowers which Majdan carried for his wife were given to him by his captors. Deputy 8herlff Joseph Llttig and 'Detective Charles Schlegel, who contributed money Mullen Mai It yer, to purchase them. Margett also purchased the rattle. Majdan, 25.

whose home is at 6337 84th West Forest Hills, Is charg ed with the murder of Charles Theurner, civic leader, during the holdup of a Wlnfleld beer parlor. At the first trial the Jury disagreed on Majdan but convicted John Collins, his alleged companion. Mrs. Hiram Thurber Services for Mrs. Catherine M.

Tandy Thurber of 359 11th widow of Hiram Thurber, who died Wednesday at the home of her son. Abram Thurber, 1842 E. 8th wlll be held at the latter's home at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Mrs.

Thurber was member of one of Brooklyn's old est famtlie and was of Holland-Dutch stock. She Is survived by her son, uiree granacnimren, uirce sisters, Mrs. Emma Vurgason, Mrs. Mary Brown and Rltle Thurber. and two brothers, John and Van Brunt Tandy.

Mrs. Thurber was born in Brooklyn, a daughter of the late Abi'sun Van Winkle Tandy and Catherine Bennett. 8he will be buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Hahlon, 47, of 4108 Forley St Elmhurst. Queens. L.

died in Good Samaritan Hospital, Suffern, N' of lniuries suffered when he SLruck nere by a nlt and run Obituaries daughter. Mri. Ira H. Oarllclt. lcturea.

Inc. Bervlcea I.I It lll HI II. MARTIN, Mils HRlSTINf: KEHI. SI the t. Wal 7S14 4th Ave a' ToT nrn In nermann and lived he Harrn runeral Chapel.

5t at 1 m. Sunday. Burial n-Wood Cemetery. notice 1 Lw or K.naa Cm.m 1 EAGLE BUILDING Desirable office space at lowest rentals in Boiougli 1 1. ill section.

nlinc Agent ROOM WILLIAM CLARK. Membera are requested to attend the funeral mass at 8t. Ambrose Church, DeKalb Ave Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. JOHN NOLAN, President.

Miss Mary C. Ednie, Corresponding Secretary. CROSBY SOPHIA OB January 13, at her realdence, 789 St. Mark beloved mother of Marion D. and Mrs John Fitzgerald.

Remains reposing at the chapel, 40 Lafavette Ave. Funeral from St. Gregory's Church, St. John' Place -md Brooklyn Saturday, 9:30 interment MOty uross ueme- tery. CROSBY St.

Agnea Seminary Alumnae announces with deep re- ret the death of a beloved memoer, SOPHIA DALE CROSBY. Mem bers are requested to attend the i-nuiem mass at Bv, uregory church, St. John's Place and Brook lyn Avenue, Saturday, January mtn, 10 CUSTY MARGARET JUCHTER, on January 15, 1936, beloved wife of James Custy and devoted mother of Mnrjorie Juchter oi unicago, aaugn-tpr of the late Patrick and Cath erine Gallagher and sister of Mrs. Anne Daly or Laureiton, i. member of St.

Joseph's Parish, Brooklyn. Funeral from her late residence, 141-11 230th Place, ton. L. I. Saturday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to St.

Clare's R. C. Church, Rosedale, L. where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 10 ajn. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

DELANEY On January BRIDGET E. DELANEY, beloved wife of the late Patrick Delaney and sister of Anna Buck. Funeral from her residence, 2 New Coney Is land, on Saturday, January 18th, at fl a.m.: thence to the Guardian a Ansel R. C. Church on Ocean Park- wav.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. de la REE On January 16, 1936. JOSEPHINE de FOREST, wife Of the late George E. de la Ree, and beloved mother of Mrs. Alfred E.

Whltehouse, Mrs. Herbert C. Thompson. Mrs. Isaac B.

Hopper, B. de la Ree and Gereaux de de la Ree, In her 77th year. Service! Saturday afternoon, January 18, at 2:30 o'clock, at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Isaac B. Hopper, 25 1st Westwood, Mi J.

Interment Westwood Cemetery. Mnuarv 16. at her 378 Stat daughter of Elizabeth nonlon and the late Philip Don-Inn: sister of James. Philip, John iv! Muabeth Donlon. Funeral from her home Monday, January 20, 9:30 n.m thence to St.

Boniface Church, whore solemn mass of requiem will bt calibrated at 10 a.m. Interment Oalvayy Cemetery. II WHY T. PYLE MORTUARY 1MB Chureh Avenue flraoklrD, N. I.

SERVICE EXCEPTIONAL i.nrdfii City, L. I. I UU rVettce (Deatht, Mtmonam. A. iwwhdnmrutt.

Ihrthi, Mar Ungtigemcntt), accepted SktUy tp to a.m. tor tint tl a.m. lor i.eond edttnm. P.m. lor third rrfifioii rr ma Sunday notice rW WO p.m.

Saliirriny tot lirnl Hunt dining 11 p.m. 4-t. F. A. Religious and fraternal ices at the home of her son, 1642 services at his residence, 462 80th East 8th Saturday, 2 p.m.

In-Street, Saturday, 8 pjn. Funeral terment Green-Wood Cemetery. Sunday, 10 a.m. Interment Green- Wood Cemetery. ROSS On Thursday, January 16, 1936, MARY, of 2021 Mill Ave.

Services at the Falrchild Ohapel. 86 Lefferts Place, on Saturday at 2 pjn. RYAN On Friday, January 17th, 1936, THOMAS P. RYAN of 525 East 21st St. Friends may call at the Falrchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place.

Nona of funeral later. SIMMONS ELIZABETH EAGLE at her residence. 655 Park Ave Manhattan, beloved wife of Charles H. Simmons; mother of Charles H. Simmons Jr.

and the late Ethel Simmons Halsey. Funeral services at the chapel of the Brick Presby terian unurcn. 37tn Bt. and Bth Ave. January 18.

In- srment private. SMITH On Jan. 15. 1938 AR THUR beloved brother of William V. Smith.

Funeral on Saturday at 9:30 a.m., rrom the Funeral Home, 187 South Oxford St. Solemn re nt! lem at 8t. Charles Borromeo 1 church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. SMITH On 16 FHKD- MtK'K J.

beloved husband of Annie. Masonic services at WaUrr B. Kiin-t il Home. 50 7th Sundsy, 8 pm. Interment cemetery, is, NEW YORK CITY AND ITY Increasing cloudiness with snow, possibly mixed with sleet or rain, beginning late tonight or to-morrow; not much change In perature; northeast winds Increasing.

Lowest temperature tonight about 26 degrees. tXS "tonlihT followed mv' NtW JIRSIY Snow, poeslbly.