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Telephone Miin 4-6000 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1937 Tor 'Ad Reiulu RITES THURSDAY Dr. Albert Ferris, Memorial Service Noted Psychiatrist! For Mrs. Eastman E. ML L.

Stevenson Mrs. Ellen M. Lake Stevenson, widow of William F. Stevenson, died yesterday at her home, 803 Faster after a short Illness. She was a member of Congregational Church.

She is survived bv a sister, Miss Elizabeth R. Lake. Fu MacConaghy, Minnie Mccarty. Frances McCloskey, Irene McCracken. Hannah C.

McEroy. Fllen McLoughlin. John McManus. Frances Export Wko lifieil at Noted Figures to Pay Trill ate to Brooklyn Writer at Heights Rites Sunday 'Hkih Trial Dies in J. After Emg IHncs at 80 neral services will be evening at 8 o'clock in Greenwood Cemetc GRAFF Suddenlv, on Sundav October 3.

1337. FRANK father of Viola Kinsley, of White House. J. Services at the Fairchild Chapel. 8f Lefferls Place.

Brooklyn, on Wednesday. 8 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. GROG AN On Monday. October 4.

JOHN, brother of Patrick and Mrs. Ann Hughes. Funeral from Leo S. Sheridan's Funeral Home. 181 A Rogers Avenue, on Thursday.

October 7, at 9 30 a m. Requiem ma.ss at S. Ignatius R. C. Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HANRAHAN On Saturday, JOHN, beloved father of Thomas, iliiam. Daniel and Elizabeth Business Told Security Rests Only With CIO Leave Challenge to i iolidated Edison at Meeting in Garden John chairman of tha Committee for Industrial Organization, declared last night There is no seruntv as far as economic peace Is concerned in corporations slgn- Murphy, Robert F. 1 M.J. Plans have been made for a me-lonal service for the late Rebecca Arnold.

Helm Marie H. Breitenbach, Burlce.Mary Churchward. E. Coburn, Mary Constantin, Elizabeth Desmond. Elizabeth FitzpatncK.

D. Flechsenhaar. A Gallagher, F. Graff, Frank Cregan, Mary Grogan, John Hanrahan. John Harer.Mary Harrs.

Louisa Horstmann. Ham Kcndnck. Minnie Kiernan, Catherine M. Hooper Eastman, who died at her rosidor.ee. .16 Columbia Heights, on Juno 19.

in the Church of the Nugent, Margaret Dca. Carolyn Proir. Moses Ralph. Edward Rhodes. John F.

Riddle, Catherine Rvan, John J. Mor.ro Place and Pierre- EX-CITY WORKER pfjr Henry Churchward H. E. Churchward. pont St on Sunday at 4 m.

Mrs. Eastman, daughter of the late Prof. Franklin W. Hooper was well ter of short stories avelist. The bo ren dered by the Tollefsen Trio Carl Tollefsen, Mr- H.

Tollefsen. piano, and William Du- Krey. John Lovig, Anna M. "The have raj Wall. Joseph J.

Wilson. Mrs. R. Wright, Frances Special to The Eagle East Orange. N.

Oct. 5 Dr. Albert Warren Ferris of 111 N. Walnut an alienist for New York State during the trial of Harry K. Thaw for.

the murder of Stanford White, and president of the New York State Lunacy Commission under former Gov. Charles Evans Hughes, died at his home last night. Dr. Ferris, who had been ill for several years, was 80. Surviving are two brothers and a all brother.

Funeral service will be held here tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be in Woorilawn Cemetery, New York City. Born in Brooklyn Dr. Ferns was born in Brooklyn on Dec. 3.

1856 He graduated from New York University in 1878 and from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1882. While president, of the State Lunacy Commission he attracted public notice by declaring In 1910 that one out of every 279 persons in the State was insane. His formula for those who would avoid insanity was: "Cut out the use of alcohol: don't country, if not all of the time, as Mi ANUS FRANCES, on October 4, at her residence, 2104 Caton beloved sister of Mary, Alice and Louise. Requiem mass 10 o'clock Wednesday morning Holy Cross Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

MURPHY-On Mondav, October 4. 1937. ROBERT F. loving son of John J. and the late Delia Murphy, brother of Mrs.

Herbert Bloomen-stein, Mrs. James J. Duggan and John Murphy Jr. Reposing at his residence. 132 Vanderbilt Ave.

Notice of funeral later. MURRAY MICHAEL brother of Thomas on October 4. 1937. Reposing at The Chapels, 40 Lafayette Ave. High requiem mass at St.

James Pro-Cathedral R. C. Church, Wednesday, October 6. 1937, at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

NUGENT-MARGARET A. fnee Gettingsi, beloved wife of the late Torrance J. Funeral from her residence, 85-47 112th Street. Rich- Comstock. president of Radcliffe College; Virginia Gildersleeve.

dean of Barnard College; Prof. Edward Howard Griggs, who will also read Hartigan; brother of Daniel and Mrs. Marv Gaffney. Reposing at John F. Pagan! Mortuary, Henry a.

id Warren 8U. Requiem ma.ss St. Peter's Church, Wednesday, October 6, 10 a m. HARER MARY FRANCES, on October 4. 1937.

beloved mother of the late Josephine L. Betts; dear I iter of Margaret L. Griffin. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at I he M. J.

Smith Memorial. 248 Prospect Park West, the Rev. Duncan F. Dood, pastor of the Park Slope Methodist Church, officiating. Interment to follow.

Green-Wood Cemetery. HARRS LOUISA nee Leon-hard widow of Harry, at her home, 35 Hale October 3, 1937, Funeral notice later. HORSTMANN HARRY, on Oc- and "Caponsacchi," produced he Metropolitan Opera Corn-last season, and Dr John ARNOLD On Monday. October 4. 1937, at her home, 718 E.

18th HELEN M. ARNOLD, of William H. Arnold. Services at Lake-view Cemetery Chapel, Bridgeport, on Wednesday, at 2 p.m. ASHLEY On Mondav.

October 4. 1937, MARY ASHLEY, of 76 Pilling St. Services at. her residence, on Wednesday, 8 p.m. BEDFORD LODGE, NO.

574. F. A. You are requested to attend Masonic funeral services for our late brother. Howland Lathrop.

pastor of the Church of the Saviour. Rites Tonight Ingersoll Asked Retired Citj Employe Had Charlr. It. MrAulev, dork of Kings County Court for 26 years, who died suddenly on Sunday at his home. 2.VI Serley In his Thursday.

October 7, at To Help Internes 30 a MOSES P. TROUT. right and the legal right to decide with which organization they will Identify themselves. Lewis said, remarking that it ill behooves" corporations to attempt to dominate the workers' rhoice. "It Is not the answer in the Am-bridge rase and it is not the aaswor In any the labor leader added, referring to the signing of an A.

F. of L. contract by an Am-bridge, electrical manufacturing company. Iiewis spoke at the opening session of the C. I.

O. Transport Workers Union at Madison Square Garden before an assemblv estimated at 12.000 by union spokesmen. Lewis' Political Ambitions Replying to charges made by President William Green at the American Federation of Kabor Convention In Denver tonight that he had "political ambitions." Lewis "1 do have some political ambitions. I don't mind telling this meeting what these ambitions are. "I have ambitions to see Thomas Kennedy become Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania." of I Chur Fairchild Octo le Holy Child Jesu 10 a.m.

8 pjx Rich: Hill, on Thursday morning a 1 Chapel, 80 Delegation Petitions Him of the Holy He resigned as head of the commission in 1911. Until his retirement, in 1930. Dr. Ferris had been acting director of the mineral springs at Saratoga Springs. He had practiced medicine in Manhattan and Watkins Glen.

He was editor in charge of the medical department and principal medical contributor of the New In to Raek Burke's Rill Calling for Wage Tilt liporge Werst Chapel. 7141 Cooper Ave. Funeral Thursday. 1:30 p.m. Member of Lamstadtcr Plattd.

Club. KENDRICK MINNIE on Monda October 4. 1937, beloved mother of Arthur, Lewis, Leonard and Ivy Kendrick; also survived by mother, three brothers and sister. Name and interment in St. John's Cemetery.

The Kev Thomas U. Rellly, chancellor of Trenton Diocese, will celebrate the mas. CHARLES C. WALTER. Master.

H. Sweet, Secretary. BOURGUIONON Suddenly, on October 4. 1937. at lier residence.

Bavport, L. MARIE HOW LETT, ternational Encyclopedia from 1902 Eastern S'ar beloved wife of Will sored by Alderman James A. Aldermen Balk 416 1 Thur Long Bern in Hall of Records Rrcd Canaries Henry E. Churchward, who retired as elevator operator at the Hall of Records Jan. 6, 1933.

after 33 years of service, died on Sunday in his 82d year. He and his wife, who died in 1932. were lifelong-residents of Brooklyn and celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Feb. 19, 1931, at their home, 335 Herkimer St. Mr.

Churchward had two hobbles, breoding canaries and fishing, both of which he indulged after his retire-city. He was active for many years Democratic politics. Funeral services Will he held tonight at 8 o'clock at Smith's chapel. 273 Ralph Ave. with interment in Evergreens Cemetery.

ueens. it pasi-tl 9:30 a fro In the World War period, Dr. was a -Four-Minute Man." campaign speaker, and In 1917 chairman increase the salaries of interne 3 Jefferson Blast on Black hospitals from a tnontl 0 a year. Mr. Ingersoll ODEA CAROLYN, of 456 Ridge-wood Ave.

beloved wife of Joseph: mo' her of John. Doris and Richard Funeral sen ices Thursday, 8 p.m.. at the Zirkel Funeral Home. 243 Ridgo-wood Ave. Interment Friday, 10 a.m., Maple Grove Cemetery.

OLIVA Suddenly, on Sunday, Octobe- 3. 1937, JANE, beloved daughter of Julian and Helen Roe Ohva, and sister of Elizabeth Rcttig. Virginia and Elena Oliva. Services at the Fairchild Chapel. 86 Lefferts Place, Tuesday, 8 p.m.

TROUT On Sundav. October 3. 1937. MOSES P. PROUT, of 323 Park Place, beloved husband of Ida Mary Prout, and uncle of Josette L'Ecluse.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel. 86 Lefferts Place, on Tuesday, 8 p.m. RALPH-Suddenly. on Oc'ober 4. of the home defense committee of Saratoga County.

He belonged to asked to support the bill by a ti gation of internes roprcsrtrmg internes of th city hospitals, delegation Included Dr. Jules I Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Putnam Ave near Ralph Ave. BRETTENB ACH GEORGE, ajed 52 years, husband of Pauline, father Of Raymond and Rita. Reposing at many mecncai societies, including the New York Academy of Medicine, and was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. 470 Herkimer St.

KIERNAN On Monday. October 4, 1937, CATHERINE MATILDA, beloved daughter of Catherine and Edward Kiernan and dear sister of Mary, Elizabeth. Edward, Frank, Walter and George Kiernan. Funeral from her residence, 1937 New-York on Thursday, at 9:30 Resolution by Tnellmeli Would Have President -k Quil Beneh of Kennedy. Lieutenant Govi Mine Unite pa-s of Cumberland Donald K.

Freedman and Still of Kings Countv Hospital Dr. Carl Schiller of Coney Is Hospital. land; A.c!ern;anSamscn e.h i He-, on pI0Rram, was Joseph J. Wall, Church of I Thursday. 9:30.

St. Bngid's Church, Linden Street and St. Nicholas Brooklyn. Help of Christians. Avenue and Hie internes poin'ed out that harrassed his Democratic, colleagues I "I have an ambition.

Lewis ron-most of those now doing mnr in- Aldermen at yes- tinned, "to see the C. I. O. win the eiiHvhip city had ticket in Detroit. Last, iiwh wnere a renin.

B. ML T. Employe EDWARD, beloved husband of I IROOKI YN LODGE, NO 22. will be offered at 10 a.m. KINGS COUNTY LODGE.

NO. 511, F. fc A. Brethren: You are C.E.Sweitzer,49, vsi will inn llr.ul lian Ralph. Services at Aug'.

Herrlich Funeral Parlors. 6859 Pre? Pond Road. Glendale. Servici Wednesday evening, 8:00 p.m. i.

i "i nave an aiv.ti.'ior -o see m- Josoph J. Wall died suddenly to- that many of them were married resolution "that the Board of Aider-, TjaGuRrdja ro.PlrcU,ri cf day at his home. 7 Sherman St. at nd that Ulp Pav "mv men a-k the President of the United, Nrw York ac a. u.j i by the city did not allow thorn ar.v O.

ELKS Brothers: Funeral traces for our brother. THOMAS GALLAGHER. Tuesday, October 8 p.m., at 91 Lefferts Ave. J. J.

DUBFRSTFIN. Exalted Ruler. funds for the entertalnnu nl of I ices for our brother. ROBERT S. EDGERTON, on Tuesday.

October 5, 1937. at 8 at his late resi- F. Secretary. i' i can Ave. HODES JOHN October 4.

S.v, 40 for nine P10iM -ho B. M. T. for 15 years themselves or in the case of the "on. Hugo L.

Black from the use KumK 1937. beloved husband of Kathei me. i and was a member of Ule Catholic married internes of 'her 'ami'ns Supreme Court of the L'nucd S'atos" 'Oino mie. devoted father of Marie Woltmati. nn(' oas- Knights of America.

They conceded th.r thev'w'oro get- and cal' iig al-o upon -he Senatel Sa John, Lawrence and George Rhorirs. lifer of the National Retail Dry Surviving are his widow, Emilv ung aluibl cxpe ir'i. i s. -0 mnoin' ti Pre 110 s'nsc and brother of Louise Falkcnburg and Goods Association, died todav at his i Wall, four daughters. Irene.

Grace I rnerl 011 "ie C' 1 or 11,9 Mildred Rhodes. Funeral from his nome ln nearby Ridgewood 1 aml Jovr" Wa" alltl brother of adequate moncv worked a ud- vest "ate the Klai trembersliip and tlves of the men Wh0 organ N. WILLIAM CALLMER. Master. Frederick Rauschkolb, Secretary.

ewe Mw7rdaDonSd andMarioY, KREY JOHN In his 84th year; 9:30 a Ihence" to Holy Cross' of Olemock. he was u.d require an mcreaU of about TItKS ajlcd upon "Tl i (, ma on fa-ner of Harold M. Krey. Sen- C. Church, where mass will be of- educated in the Glenrock mas mub' at $400,000 in the citv budgot to pro- f-em edneiday at 9 30 am al St.

Rose Ices at Peth Funeral Chapel. IS fored. Interment St. John's Com- and was graduated from York. Pa.

Ho.v Name Church and interment vlde lm a vear for Mrh of the provlded of lhe wou'ri 'he I ma's Church. Interment Holy Palmetto Street, Wednesday, at etcry. I Collegiate Institute. John Hopkin.i be in Holy Cross Cemetery. 500 Internes in city hofpital.

the resolution ho sen' to the froatr n.a nine in laoor Cemetery. 8.30 pm. RIDDLE -CATHERINE A. fnee and UnlVCrsit- 01 Pcnn" 'JSSL. 1 OUnOnVthe I pension of UU CHURCHWARD HENRY on LOVIO On October 4.

served head of the! Minim L. Kendrick STT Uiem f- I 3. in 1m 82d yea, S'r-1 ANNA tuTXuSU. Z'' a- Si TV -e who w.re mart.e,. ne- Howcer.

the member lpaTr wvert by one or.r a M. Pa .1 Hac. of ratnprme an(, of vesterday at St. John's Hospital at of the did pres edlate vo-o and m.e si r. n.

sicu'e-a- Fld George. Funeral from her late AoidemV age of 49. She was born In it had be rush the C. I. Do thev mean RTosajs, jvr-v ar-swias?" COBURN -MARY ELIDA.

at 1:30 I. US TIG FRANCES (nee Cemetery. Arrangements by H. I Mrs. Marie Howlett BourgUignon, churrh Survivlng arewhen the situation for to do With the I dor -ho "William Green sounds to me like p.m.

on Monday, October 4. Inter- Mayer), at Port Edward, N. be- Casey. wife of William Bourgiagnon. died Uire(.

sons Arthur. Lewis and Leon- could be made easier, but pointed present regime ln Poland in con- a 7-year-old boy defying hli ment Green-Wood Cemetery. Serv- wife of Harry; devoted mother yesterday at her home in ard Kendrick; a daughter, lw Ken- out that the budg I al Lhe enl tlnuli to harass humiliate destros parents." ices to be announced later. 01 Helen Yankauer and Julian Lus- RYAN-Suddenhv on October ln Brook. drick; her mother.

Mrs. Eva Bar- time is "heavtlv loaded and that life and violate property rights of tig: sister of Laura Mavrr and Mrs JOHN beloved brother of Sarah VI vol Misr envcTivriv rin rw-ftho. 1 Thirls Fried Frre-V se-iros at Ran. Fi. neral from hi residence.

lyn and lived Bapovt forthe r' I nir in neniner Ml-r ilSSfS 19" riJES bpATSS H-vet. he'd- ffV1' Citv. on Goober 6, at 10:30 a.m. St. Michael, a Church, Inter- and atheri Howlett.

Mariborough' Road. To-1 3 sport ffffi Bo he ncifl at inuring r-unemi CONAQHY At Rhi man J- Helen and Genevieyo How evening at 8 m. Funeral President of the I r.red States Nonit in CONTMCTOKI SsKfHb sssaassriflass: issstttvlzsfjsjni Mary Etien crega sSuhnvTOUrnE N'oi ire o' funeral later loved mother of Emilv Elder. John bo held on Thursday morning at 2 pm. Interment be in Miss Marv Ellen Cregan daughter 'f 0,1 -a- I of YORK CREGAN On Tuesday Oc'ober 5 and William.

Services Thursday. 8 hMW of nfr 822 Etergreena Cemetery. r.f William and the late Annie- 'r e-- BM tor 1037 at 649 Hicks Streel mary I McCARTY On Saturday Oc'o- at her home, 1221 DeKlb Ave. I Jefferson with requiem mass OTCeere Creggn, died suddenly to- iSmw? eiuSns" 'nfi 'j i Nm ELL'eN CREGAN, beloved daughter 2 1931 PRANCES, beloved wife funeral Friday, 1 :30 pjn Interment the R. C.

Church of Our Lady Tano Oliva day at her home, 649 Hick St. She irn of William cregan and the late 0f Louis McCarty; mother of Lillian Evergreens Cemetery. Member of flf Oood Counsel and interment in JaneUlIVd was born in Brooklyn and was con- the uu.eS ti 'JmiieS! mS- fVnnie O'Keefe; sistei of John and rjmia Funeral from her home till MJonarJ 0 St. John's Cemetery. Jane Oli-a, daughter of Julian necied with the Children's Court and i for tervic.

for which the bia HCney' weSie d-CitSt9 0 I "2 SSSIS WnittT (EllOk? SffiSSH m. SPITZENBERO -WILLIAM M. Tj, ThorntOll A''(' dled ud? of father, a brother. John, and two I incobporaiio Dep.runent. hi, or rherreSne JJBTK Mrs.

Frank SKAK TrJTZ DIGNIFIED FUNERALS, gSSCySv Street mother oi Mrs. Mary Prese, William Jr. and George A A Thornton, died Sunday at her end would have celebrated Friday morning, with requiem mass At Low George "nd Thomas and her''' idence 1348 a home. 149-57 18.h Ave. Whites.one.

Y'r' Josephs t. cnuun. wennc.soay mother 0l Hugh: daughter press HUls Cemetery ernmont service for many years and Choir at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. I mm iraUd MagUW if'srl' I now In the Federal Alcohol Tax atbush.

for more then five years Rj(hard VOI1 HlTtwiff FITZPATRICK FRANK T) sud- 'w October 4 1937. Unit. Thornton sun od bv stiru ei. he: pa: nd Professor 1 OirrNS rien'v on Oi-obrr I l'HT K.n... FLL FN M.

LAKE, widow of William id 1 wo daughters. Jeanne Imoe sustors. Mis. Petlig. I ir c.n nu and of "and V' 'Zr" -wo and Elena Ohva Funera H-ia: fr-e- and of St- Ihoma- rrMdenee.

Foster Avenue, Wed- ieorge and Arthur Bellemare. a fo ures no held lor.ig'. at 1 'hm'i-er of Mrs -1 heodo-o ''-ero req nom ma.s.s will be ne-iiav at 8 p.m. sisters. Mrs.

Charles Wagner, riork at her home with H. errr.ent oi Aiu, ii. au JiiMMiTiN Hewer of Pine Bush Interment St. John's Cem- Mrs. Elmer Mullins.

Mrs. Kensico Cemetery. Harry Pltznatrick of New Jersej VIEHMANN On October 3, 1937, t.lovd. Mrs. Andrew Clarman.

Mrs. He was a metier ol 1 hro.sx Member of I Salle K. of South at her residence. 987 78: William Clements and Mrs. Eiank pi, 1 Side Civic Club nd Holy Name So- McCRACKEN On October 5.

1937, JOHANNA S. wife of the late Erickson. Funeral services will be ttODeri n. HSOn "SLm waamng ana i 11 StW8TB ciety of Christ the King Church, al her residence, 780 Bt, Mark's Christian Viehmann; devoted moth- held tomorrow morning at 9 so Oklahoma City. Oct.

5 rr, -Robert Qp- i to wi vPVece Ave. HANNAH C. CRACK FN. 1 cr of Minnie R. Gevin and William o'clock with requiem mass at ve-eran political 1 Prnn.

tor owicatir i 160-09' Conduit Boulevard Ja- ih- of Hie Into Thomas McCracken 'c Viehmann. Services at Fred Luke's R. C. Church. Whites: one.

rtlofl Illshl of a heart TIDE TABLE 1 mate South, on Wednesday. Octo-: and mother of Marion McCracken. Herb-st Sons Memorial, 70t 5th ailment at his home here. cb ih. cov sanr matter, stall her 6 at 8 '30 thence to Christ Janet Appleton, Robert McCracken Wednesday, 2 pjn.

interment wu.son was elected state super-1 it.ter ai.na.rd Tim, tt, the King Churchi'where a requiem and Thomas McCracken. Notice of Green-Wood Cemetery. HEADS WOMEN Intendent of Public Instruction in TT.Tl I ITT 1 fll 11 i WAE1 On October ,7. um a' RUCTION? TLZIZ''e TXu man" SueeL ''bdovef'husblnd "ot I HSB I "'iH'B'- 1 WS I PLECHSENHAAR ANDREW On K-' 1 fr Rioharr! T.ri "r5ct 1 rofC-I 'Xiii P'' TIi 1 1922 he ran for the Democrat le Sundav. aged 77 vear.s.

hu-sband ol Mcl.io-. on, cos a 'he 1 Hv ll 'Ilium for Governor, losing to sna n- Anna-brother of Herman. Jacob Fairchild Chapel. 86 Lefferts Place, wan. Notice ol lut.eiai later.

HH C.Walton John and Charles F. Funeral on Wednesday. 8 p.m. 9Bf I He is irvived by his widow a son Thursday afieriioon 3 o'c'ock from1 wilmjn roe.iei so, an- 1'mmM 1 a daughter, a.i of ok.ahoma no, m.n three r.nr rr-. Meserole S.reei.

In-j McLOUGHMN JOHN 61 c-n-e-erv vea's in h-. hoire So-rli'Jd M'-5- ROBr.K I P. WILSON, of ,0 JT li Funeral an aiiRenie: a re mcom- JT PAJBKOK.Ks MU riioinasaiid Mr, ROBERT STARR ALEVN. C. A.

RESTEER 1V I It I Nl r. of Fa-'iiae Edward and Frank A'm'-' r'0'." Mu.s Ella Palmer Drake, Soiretarv. i Gallagher. On Sunday, October 3. his home oiiThursdav 62.

vice presidenl of the 1 -'uncial from 91 Lefferts WitH.lt 1 i Philippine Manufacturing Company- i it u- Wednesday. October 6. at 9:30 a.m.; 10 a Church of Sts' 4- 1937. Mrs. FRANCES S.

PI and of Oeorcin. died quiem at St, Jerome i WRIGHT Services her a'sdrniT, I Bp I Manila today alter an operation. Church. Newkirk and I "'v i 0 Cemetery10 IntCrment fei 1 3n mrnuiriam paStfflRfc II EAGLE andaDAUOHTER. I BUILDING M.

We have PuMwM HI i tor PuMt'U' M'W booklet of Q9aS0CS WKKIItBKKKStU De.irable off.ee space "In Memoriam" Verses lTmZ tVra'u'un P'rUn, I A vilrw MAI inO(f u.t tok.n ef dnollon 'tajoctal ROOM SM MAin 4-6000 i II 1 MOTHER, DAD. BROTHER. more than 42 years. II' oiS' 4 H'" a rk Ve.Mrb2.