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Trlrphone MAtm 4-6000 For Classified Ad Remits BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER Dittos Dcatbs passes capital J. N. Perkins, 68: Officials to Attend Capt.CarlEvansen, On War Boards Rites for Sweitzer i i p0c )asn eteran Ro.se of 135 New MarGrezor, Maguue. John F. MrLoufthlin, Mary L.

Moore. Arthur Morgen. Abraham Edward Anderson Dies; Light Expert Willi N. Quern Power Firm 37 Years Rites Will Be Hrlil Chalmers. James Boston Lawyer Served Brooklyn Store Executive of Duke's Ship to Arelie Expedition Dies in Retirement Was 85 INation on Reparations; to Be Among Pallhear- Naa Brid ai born in Countv Cork.

Irela and had lived in Brooklyn most her life. She was the widow Charles F. Lane Surviving are son. Charles three other dU ters. Mrs Albert Huber.

Mrs. Ham Storm. Lillian A. Lane, sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Crowley, a 13 grandchildren.

Neary, Sophia a nl 'Other Commissions ers for Dry Goods Man 'Fan-ell. Charles Roche. Nicholas Capt. Carl Ji Seaman. Elizabeth i of Westwoori.

Mass. Oct. 7 (T) 3H7 mKtm ThomHS N'vnn Pr' kins. 68. former 1899 mo IM The Eagle Oct.

7 Proml- lll be among the hip Luigi of Jenkisson. A. Kellv. John P. Keppler.

Robert Sheldon. Lewis W. Stock, Christian Trundy.AdcIe A. Walsh. John Wardlaw, W.

Savoy. Duke of the Abruzzi and nephew ot the late King Humbert of Italy, in an attempt to reach the C. R. Longbottom. Naval Commander North Pole, died Sunday 85 i St He 742 5t Captain Evansen.

8 Perkins, veteran Bostc served as chief counsel JENKISSON-On Tuesdav October 5. at his residence. 1168 Pacific! St JAMES beloved husband of Annie Jenkisson and father of Mrs Florence Raynor and J. Arthur Jenkisson and brother of George T. Jenkisson.

Services at the Fairchild Chape), 86 Lefferts Place, on Friday. October 8, at 2:30 m. Interment KELLY On Tuesday. October 1.937. JOHN formerly with J.

R. Donnelly beloved brother of Mary A. Kelly. Funeral from the Fairchild Chapel, 8931 164th Jamaica, Friday, at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Church of Presentation at 10 a.m.

KEPPLER ROBERT, on October 6, 1937, beloved husband of Martha and loving father of Dr. J. Keppler and brother of Mrs. Frank Funeral services at his home, 8511 85th Woodhaven, Friday, October 8. at 8 p.m.

Interment Saturday. 10 a.m. He was a life member of Tyrian Lodge, F. A. M.

LAMBRECHT On October 5. 1937. at his residence. 216 Wvckoff ANTHONY Lk, of the 88th Precinct N. Y.

P. beloved husband of Catherine Plunkett Lambrecht, and father of Raymond G. and James brother of Frank. William, ferry, Raymond. Irene Lambrecht, Mrs.

Carl Schiercke. Funeral from hi-home on Friday morning at 9.30 o'clock; thence to St. Agnes R. C. Church, where a solemn requiem ma.ss will be offered.

Interment St. Edward Melroy Anderson, for the last 37 years special agent in charge of overhead street lighting for the New York Queens Electric Light Power company and a recognized authoritv on that subject, died late last night at his home. 34-08 193d Flushing, after a long illness. He was 69. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:30 pa, at the Hallett Homestead.

Northern Boulevard and 147th the Rev. Charles A. Brown of Flushing officiating. Interment will be in Flushing Cemetery. Mr.

Anderson was born in Maryland and moved to Flushing 40 the old Flushing Electric Light Company. When that company was taken over bv the New York Took First American Ship the result of the expedition, which, li although it tailed to reach the Pole. Into War one Folio me 0. aU those AMES On October 6, 1937, at his residence, 99 Marine Avenue, CHARLES beloved husband of Dorothy Russell Ames, devoted son of Sarah Ames and brother of Mrs. I L.

Mcarham. Mrs. W. H. Worth.

Mrs. Henry Karcher and Arthur R. Ames. Industries Board and as an assistant to the Secretary of War during the World War. He was affiliated with many of leading corpora' tons including Genera! Food- Mrs.

Harry Hopkins Telephone and Telegraph Company and Stone Webster. He was a fellow of Harvard College. During the World War he served on the Priorities Commission and, German arning in '13 Lt. Com. Charles R.

Longbottom of 95 Linden Boulevard died yesterday. He had the honor of taking the first American Flag into the war zone after the German warning of January, 1915. He sailed on Feb. 2, 1917, commanding the steamship Dochra for Naples, making 28 days in the war zone. Commander Longbottom had also the honor of taking the flag Into other countries, having flown the first American Flag in Sweden in January.

1915. The Dochra was taken over by pallbearers today at funeral services for Channlng Sweitzer. managing director and treasure of the National Retail Dry Goods Association, at his home here. 277 Hamilton Road. Mr Channlng died Tuesday.

Services will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Harry N. Bassler of Harris-burg. Pa.

A second service will be held tomorrow at Lutheran Cemetery. Glen Rock, where Mr. Sweitzer will be buried. Representatives to Attend Among those attending the luneral will be representatives of the New York Trade Association Executives, of which Mr. Sweitzer was past president; the Johns Hopkins Club in New York, which he helped to organize, and the trade association committee of the United States Chamber of Commerce, of which he lormerly was a member.

Brooklvnites Among rallbearem Among the pallbearers will be Walter N. Rothschild, president of Abraham A Straus. Brooklyn; Major Benjamin H. Namm. president of the Namm Stores.

Brooklyn; Oswald W. Knautli. president of the Associated Dry Goods Corporation: Percy S. Straus, president of R. H.

Maev Ernest. Katz, controller of R. H. Macy Co; David E. Moeser.

president of the National Retail Dry Goods Association, and the Secretary of Mrs. Hopkins Dies; War. which have attempted to reach high latitudes bv wav of Franz Josef Land. Sailing in 1889. the expedition wintered in Teplitz Bav, Rodalf Island, and in the Spring of the next year attempted to reach the Pole by sledging over the sea ice.

Duke Suffered Frostbite The Duke of the Abruzzl suffered frostbite but a party under one of his men reached longitude 86 degrees 34 minutes north in 65 degrees 20 minutes east. The North Pole was discovered by Admiral Robert Edwin Peary on April 6, 1909. Captain Evansen. who was born in Oslo. Norway, went to sea as a boy and before joining the Duke's expedition was captain of several ships, including whalers.

After the Arctic expedition he returned to whaling, retiring about 20 ago. 7 Children Survive Queens in 1900 he joined the larger organization. He retired last August. He was a member of Cornucopia Lodge, F. At A.

the New York State Association of Electrical Inspectors and the Electrical of New York. Mr. Anderson is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ella Price Anderson; three sons, Hugh of Bayside, Queens; Edward of Norfolk. and Joseph of Miami, and three He was a member of the Somerset, Exchange, Harvard and Norfolk Hunt Clubs in Boston; the Knickerbocker, University.

Harvard Clubs W.P.A. Heads Wife Popular Member of Offi BITTMANN On Tucsdav. October 3th, 1937. CATHERINE BITTMANN. rite of the late William and sister of Mrs.

Margaret Cunningham. Funeral from William Duni-gan Son Chapel. Rogers Ave. and Montgomery on Friday, Oct. 8, at 8:30 a.m.; thence to Our Lady of Good Counsel R.

C. Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated. Interment Highland Falls, N. private. (Highland Falls papers please copy.) BRENNER JOHN FRED, died sudden: October 5.

at his residence, 19 Euclid in his 87th year; beloved father ot Caroline Franck- New York; the Metropolit: Clut a Was Society of London. the navy in October, 1 Februt 1918. cial Set in Washington as in III Health a Year Washington. Oct. 7 A) Mrs.

arry L. 37-year-old wife LANE-MARY M. (nee Kerrigant. ife of the late Charles on 'cdnesday, October 6. at the resi Charles H.

Ames. dence of her daughter. Mrs. William of Works Ri-ocress Administrator 50, Firm Official Emma Fred H. and I L.

Hopkins, died today in tries w. i Fune Garfield Hospital. She had been October 7, Mrs. Rachel Thorberg of Clf Mrs. Margaret Meberg.

a mi: in India for the Scandinavn Thursday States Steel Company. She October, 1918. for France, the convoy of 49 vessels. Viee President of Supply orlork. at the chapel of WU-iam Warnerk, 374 Ridgewood Ave.

ill health for the past year. Born and reared in Benton Har-ir, Mrs. Hopkins, formerly itu Barbara Duncan, attended the George F. Hodum Funeral services for George Frederick Hodum for years assistant general foreman of the Brooklyn Edison Company, will take place at 8 pm. tomorrow at the chapel, 187 S.

Oxford St. Interment will be in Lutheran Cemetery Saturday at 2 p.m. Mr. Hodum, who died at the Brooklyn Hospital Tuesday, is survived by his parents. George and Caroline Hodum.

and son, George 3d. He was 43 vears of age. of 1 ssociatit ance Free Church. 56th Ave Mrs Ruth Larsen Samuel Evan.se land. Carl Serwn Evans Company Dies of Heart Attack After Illness Dochra.

which 1 if Hartford, of Cleve-n of Boston University of Michigan two years. N. C. Ivey Charli ivas married to Hopkins when as director of the new Tuber F. La Rose.

135 Newell Street. Funeral Saturday. Solemn requiem mass at the church of St. Anthonv, at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Feeney and Sons, Directors. LONGBOTTOMA-October 6, 1937, Captain CHARLES of 95 Linden Boulevard, beloved husband of Ada; father of Ruth. Services at Walter B. cooke. Funeral Home.

151 Linden Boulevard. Saturday, 10 a.m. Interment National Cemetery, Pine-lawn, L. I. MAC GREGOR BENJAMIN on October 6, in his 72d year, at the home of his daughter.

Mrs. J. A. Titmus. Moriches, L.I.

Funeral Saturday, October 9, 2 p.m., from the Presbyterian Church. Center Mo culosis and Health Association of New York in 1931. Charles H. Ames, vice president of the Ames Supply Company, died yesterday at his home, 99 Marine of a heart attack following ier beloved sister. Mary funeral on Saturday, 10:30 a.m.; thence to R.

Hollinshcad, Church Soloist Yonkers. N. Oct. 7 Funeral services for Redferne Hollinshcad. Dcatfjs lese War Mary McLoughlin, Hopkins was with her at the time her death.

Their one daughter. teorgetown home. Hopkins also as one son, David, by his first wife. Mrs. Hopkins was an attractive rid popular member of the Wash former Teacher Dowt of SEAMAN On October 5, 1937.

ELIZABETH G. beloved wife of Edgar J. Seaman and mother of Ruth C. and John J. Seaman.

Fu- Athletic Club, ington official set. She was fond Mrs. Mary L. Flynn McLoughlin, ol several HrooKiyn entireties died yesterday in St. John's -side Hospital, Yonkers, will be riches, L.

I. Episcopal Church. Manhattan, where of outdoor life and often pi, nod tennis or went swimming. Another interest was the collecting of etchings. Besides her husband and daughter, Mrs.

Hopkins is survived by one MAGUIRE On October 5, 1937, JOHN of 626 Carlton Avenue, beloved son of the late John and celebrated at 11 a.m. CHALMERS JAMES on October 6. beloved husband of Isabelle; father of Maude L. Sloan, Florence B. Hattersley.

Arthur R. and Walter M. Chalmers; brother of Mrs. John Hagy. Services at Moadinger Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush Friday, 8 p.m.

Albany papers please copl.i Interment Rural Cemetery, Albany. New York. COLUMBUS COUNCIL, 126. K. of Members are requested to assemble at the club, Thursday evening, October 7.

at 8:30 o'clock, to proceed thence to ihe funeral par May McCaffrey Maguire. Reposing brother, Commander Donald Dun A. and was a life-long Republican. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Russell Ames; his mother, Mrs.

Sarah Ames; three sisters, Mrs. L. Meacham, Mrs. W. H.

Worth and Mrs. Henry Karcher, and a brother, Arthur R. Ames of Chicago, Funeral services will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at Fred Herbst Sons' Memorial, 7501 5th Ave. Nicholas Roche, widow of the late Peter McLoughlin, died suddenly yesterday at her home. 361 1st St.

She was born in Brooklyn, daughter of the late John Flynn, former member of the Board of Education, and taught for a few years before her marriage. She was educated in Villa Marie Academy, Montreal She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Donald Magilligan. Mary and Nancy McLoughlin. and two sons.

Peter and Edw ard McLoughlin. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Walter B. Cooke Funeral Hom 151 Linden Boulevard, on Saturda at 10 a.m. Interment will be I National Cemetery.

Pmelawn. Mrs. E. G. Seaman, Classon Avenue, corner Sterling can, U.

S. stationed at San Diego. and one sister, Mrs. Rich, urn Stephens of Hawthorne. N.

J. The White House announced that President and Mrs. Roosevelt will attend funeral services for Mrs, Hopkins at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Wife of Banker he wa.s last soloist. He had been ill three weeks.

He was 52 years old. He last sang over the radio from Philadelphia two years ago. He had at times sung over both the Columbia and the National Broadcasting Systems, on the Majestic and Atwa- Born in Surrey, England, son of the Rev. James and Mary Beard Hollinshead, he moved with his parents to Canada in 1892. He studied in public schools and with tutors and came to this country in 1917.

He sang at Washington Avenue Baptist Church. Brooklyn; the Plymouth Congregational Church, Brooklyn, and at the Strand Theater, Manhattan. He began singing at Grace Church fourteen years ago. the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church. lor.

Classon Avenue and Sterling Special to Thr Enrle Bellmore, Oct. 7-Funeral Pilot 45 Years Nicholas Roche of 95-12 Creskill Place, Jamaica, who retired eight SHELDON Suddenly, on Wednesday, October 6, 1937. LEWIS husband" of the late Ida May Sheldon and father of Mrs. Leila Rowe and Mrs. Grace Jocelyn, of 59 Cambridge Place.

Funeral services at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple. Clermont and Lafayette Friday at 8 p.m. STOCK CHRISTIAN father of Edwin Arthur Alfred Walter in his 78th year. Services at his late residence, 11508 89th Richmond Hill, on Friday, 8 p.m. Masonic services, 8:30 p.m.

Interment Evergreens Cemetery, Satur- TRIPIER THERESA, on Tuesday, at home, 130-22 89th beloved wife of Thomas Triplet-. Survived by three daughters. Mrs. Mer-iam Corbett. Mrs.

Veronica Keating, Mrs. Josephine Cox; two sons. Ar- Edward Reynolds: one sister. Mrs. Margaret Henley.

Requiem mass on iValtrr I. (Eonke ices will be conducted Arthur Moore, 29, Place, where the body of our brother, JOHN F. MAGUIRE, is posing. JAMES F. LANGAN, Grand Knigl Joseph L.

Walsh, Recorder. Place. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass St. Joseph's Churcjj.

McLOUGHLI N-M A L. (Flynm, suddenly, on October 6, at her residence. 361 1st Brooklyn, wife of the late Peter P. McLoughlin and mother of Mary, Nancy, Peter. Edward and Mrs, Donald Magilligan.

Mass Saturday, October 9. at 10 o'clock at St. Francis Xavier Church. Brooklyn. MOORE ARTHUR, on October 6.

Funeral from his residence, 10 Mid-wood Saturday, 9 a.m.; thence to St. Augustine's R. C. Church, Interment St. John's Cemeterv, MORGEN ABRAHAM beloved husband of Pauline 'nee Schwartzi; devoted father of Blanche and Annette; son of Agatha; brother of Igo and Frieda Preis of Vienna and Dr.

DIGNIFIED FUNERALS years ago after 45 Hospital Historian as a member of the Sandy Hook would have A requiem He moved to Yonkt COMISKEY A. her residence. 35 Middagh Street, on October 5. 1937, MARY COMISKEY (nee Plersoni, beloved wife of James loving Arthur Moore died yesterday mon ing at St. Catherines Hospital the age of 29.

Mr. Moore, who An- Chut He of Mf v. Episcopal ged to Thistl 1 Yonkers Cit; Charles Hospital in Port Jcffcr- QCF.EN8 2 p.m. for Mrs. Elizabeth G.

Seaman at her home, Washington Ave Mrs Seaman died at her residencr on Tuesday after a long illness. Thr Rev. John Gerstenberg. rector ol the Church of the Redeemer, Merrick, will officiate. Burial will bf private.

Mrs. Seaman was the wife of Edgar Seaman, former president ol the First National Bank of Bell-more. She is also survived bv a daughter. Ruth a son. John two brothers.

S. Dimon Smith of Freeport. Nassau County assessor; Marshall C. Smith of Bellmore: three sisters. Mrs.

D. Pettit ot Freexirt. Mrs. Ruth B. Earle ot Mountain Lakes.

N. J. and Mrs Oliver M. Klndstrab of Long Island of St. Charle; Harold Ho.iiashead of Eng- helping to PaulsRomai Church.

Jamaica. Upon his retirement as a pilot Hospital. Hicks Sigmund. Funeral from residence, 1491 President Friday, October 8, at 2 im. tary of Rho Gamma Phi.

He was member of the Holy Name Soctet of St. Augustine's R. C. Church an of the St. Charles Alumnae Sur Friday at 10:30 Our Lady of Cenacle.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. TRUNDY On October fi. 1937. ADELLE AMANDA, beloved mothr of Reuben Trundy and dear grandmother of Richard Trundy, Hazel Farrell. and great-grandmother of John and Celestme Farrell.

Funeral services at the Funeral Home, 187 smiros the Funeral Home. 187 Theresa Tripler, Former Resident Mrs. Carol Rose ivkstc nr.siFR will held -viving are three son-. Arthll so a pilot; Walter J.andNlch and aunt of Sister Mary Ulick. order of St.

Joseph. Mineral on Friday, October 8. at 9:30 a from chapel, 187 South Oxford St. Solemn requiem mass at Assumption R. C.

Church. 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CREGAN On Tuesdav, October 5, 1937. at 649 Hicks Street.

MARY ELLEN CREGAN. beloved daughter of William Cregan and the late Annie sister of John and Anna Cregan and Mrs. James Heaney. Funeral Friday. 10:00 a.m.

Requiem mass at St. Stephen's R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross a daughter.

Mrs. Cat. ABRAHAM H. MORGEN fit, Auaustme's Church Intermenl Wr''- Emer- Mr- Theresa Tnpler. wife of.Citv.

Mrs. seaman was born in four sisters. Sister M. Emer Miss Marv Roche and Mia four siaterj Bister Ml Marv Ho' lr nnr- )xforri Street. Friday, 8 pm.

-an Roche and Mr Lop and two brothers. ttend funeral services at resi- be in St. John's Cemetery. r.umias It.p..-:. a' home.

sn was a o. KOtice to contractors 1491 President Si on pviHav South Oxford Street. Friday, 8 pm Susan Roche and Mr Loretta Mc-1 130-22 89th Ave. Richmond Hill, tn Garden Cm-Hempstead Conimun- 1 A A I Caulev. and -wo bro-Iters, Harvev per 64th ear after a long illness i itv Club.

South Shore Asso. ofnkda: ins to Bin of tts md Richard Roche. and Richard Roche. Interment Saturday, 2 p.m., Green-Wood Cemetery. WALSH On October S.

1937, JOHN, at his residence, 562 58lh St beloved brother of Mrs. Mary Coyne of St. Louis. Martin and Richard Walsh of Ireland; also survived by five nieces and four nephews. Fti- Tive.nw-n- nm rireen.

Jacob Manne, Honorary Sec y. NASH On October 6, 1937 BRIDGET JANE at her residence. 49 Dikeman Street, beloved mother of John Mary E. and the late J. Nash.

Also eight grandchildren and fourteen Friday, thence to Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C. j. I She born in Brookf. and lived ot me Seaman Church Institute bf fi.rmhed to THI Italian Comedian tT tf Sand; nt, eh won-.

SrSx'ASi Milan, Italy. Oct. 7 I VV A. (jrlHS HUSH three daughters. Mrs.

Marian Cor- dianied "a 'hear' Reducing ClaSSCS Josephine Cm: Ar- Ifmmm ftl I PTI tbe" "mliSSTma attack suffered while rehearsing for ReporU from twe of the most rhrndEd Tnevnowfand or" fflfiHUU I IUNr Vf. 'ZVtX Was Wandering Player Central Y. W. C. A 3d Ave.

were1' Funeral services will be "held to- Ohm fl LE S3j ni player in 'sicilv. his birthplace' 'o Free Try -Out Week" in main ac- with requiem mass at Our Lady of nDBLMAN AUCTIONEER BELLS VewideSf'th aid'oaMS become the darling of artistic Italv. tivines and the usual Fall flurry the Cenacle Church. Richmond i- x-n. ihe King Vittorio Emanuele III marie of registrations.

ai.d tn Holy Cms. 1 him a grand officer of San Maun-! Every girl who graduated from Cemetery. lh ram. ziano, Ihe highest honor the King 'be Girls' Central School for Busi- i pt. r.s.r.,.

tb pertoo mkin lhin midMbof musco" prepani IZnJStXi Rev. V. 0. Anderson 1 WS2ftt rj'dM Hons to hriHK company of actors. f.ora W.

King. dire. tor. Fr-v WiU 7 Rev '''l-v to the United States in 1927. Pre- Try-Out Week" in branches Anriprson 49 wno sorvpd ai mier Benito Mussolini decorated him 'he physical education depart- a chaplain in the A.

F.riied V'-'. nr tha "no ambtr rf with the Order of Sis. Maurice and 'rnt brought a most cra'il-tim Hn i n. nf b.VV 'ation where a solemn requiem a will be offered. Interment Cross Cemetery.

will be offered. Interment Ho great -grandchildren. Member of the R. C. Church of the Visitation for the past sixty years.

Funeral Saturday. 10 a.m.; thence to the R. C. Church of the Visitation where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

NEARY On October 6. SOPHIA fnec Delaneyi, beloved wife of John and mother of Mary Abrams. Helen Calvary Cemetery. WARDLAW On Tuesday, October 5. 1937, WILLIAM, of 60 Westminster Road, West Hempstead.

Reposing at the Fairchild Franklin Garden City, until DONNELLY FRANCIS, suddenly, on October 5th. beloved husband of Alice and devoted father of Francis. Miriam, Joseph. Mar-pi re: and Regina. Funeia.

on Friday at 9:30 a.m. from Charles M. Larmarm Funeral Home, 6681 79th Place. Middle Village. Solemn re-QUlem mass at St.

Margaret's R. C. Church. Interment St. John's Cem- Services at the Jo: and Thomas; Fairchild Chapel.

86 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, Thursday. 8 p.m. Inter- and Thomas Delanev. at lier resi DONOHUE CARROLL on Wednesday. October 6.

1937. beloved husband of Helen mee Dircksi devoted father of Carroll loving brother of Anna V.Schmidt. Funeral from his late residence, 224-21 93d dence, 3 Spencer Court. Requiem mass Saturday. 9 o'clock, at St.

Patrick's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. FARRELL On October 6 1937. at his residence. 412-A Sackett Street.

CHARLES, native of County Longford. Ireland, beloved husband of the late Mary Hynes O'Farrell. Funeral from his home on Saturday morn Avenue. Queens Village. L.

I. Sol- Oct. Our Lady of ing at 9 o'clock; thence to St. Agnes land. Fnria ment Moravian Cemetery, Statcn had received up to that time.

Klin, ttlrector with Ugures already 192. h. kapi.as is. tbail nr a Island, Friday, 11 a.m. The acor was acclaimed widely huher than those a aco 1 Mr icon served pa: lr.

I 3Cfel10toIC0ffmClltS RobertHeppler mwtn on'duty in front-imerrenchtf since 3oUAM0TMh HLAVRENCE THOMAS Hp3 'w t-i Tr jF''f''1 '(-i'' Mm figures.3'" Z. MR. AND MRS ELLIOTT LAW- 1 Ml" Catlin declared. Burial will be in Bos' or, two, airr.i EN'CE. "h'r- la 1 i .1 veii'-s At br ii'i- o' he-s, I A 1 WAGNER We wish to extend our his death, Keppler was re- 2 BON) Me 11 HuH WilSAndMSorUvea "phila FAWXBROKER8 SALE heartfelt thanks and appreciation "mi from thc business He TT Oi-i dclphia.

fstait. or Dam rosfnba; for the acts of kindness, messages Of was a llfe mber of Tyrian 1xiue I I p-StatC rash KUncbSir! ll iTOfc. at sympathy and beautiful floral Of fer- P- A. and a member of the Amsterdam Of 7 I rim- nmr 8 l'. v'' 1 ings received from our kind friends "TTl, O.

tZ, of BedLdl fo EftSS SaS rTavemcm tZToMol Mnt-ha a son. Dr. Jacob Brooklyn. N. Is in St.

Marv's -f I husband and father. We especially and a sister, Mrs Frank Hospital here with possible fractures 29 ZI Ji.n thank the Rev. B. K. Atehan and D'l on Ftineral services will be held ot the skull and leg.

suffered when IflPg TVS 1 SlS tfJgSyttS.1" TlttS ftFtSm b. mb.itt. n1 thC mem- WoSdhavep Tomorr'ow at pm inl idrt'iitS anofheY a I of" "11 iaffi S8! I ehaat m.ne, diould MRS WAGNER 'rmrnt WU1 be thP Utheran StfMl tersectlon. 1 fbTS Cemeterv on Saturday at 10 am. Salamon Tannenbaum of 2828 1 OCTOBER gc 13-Sr ord.r Kittt.

af Cbi. ipir.t, MRS W. LOGAN. StUTweU Ave. also Brooklyn who BandTHwI.

,14 Ti 3 Oriad MUra thi MRS. R. s. THIEM. Ul flAWimwos Officer Arthur Vanderooet said wa 1 i tY, MwlVt Auih'; 'isasfi ttd pr.oniiur upon u.

pre qtiiem mass will be offered. Intcr- Hoiy cross Cemetery. Lourdes R. C. Church.

11 a.m. mem the family plot in St. John's Cemetery under the direction of Thomas Quinn. GLASHOFF On October 6, 1937, PETER HERMAN, beloved husband of Josephine R. Glashoff mee Koehl', at his home, 581 E.

28th ROCHE On October 5, NICHOLAS. devoted father of Walter Nicholas, Arthur s. and Wells, and brother of sister M. Emerentia, O. S.

Mary. Harvey Richard J. a M(' auiev. Funcrai ti HODUM GEORGE FREDERICK esidence, 95-12 Cresskill Jamaica, on Friday. October 9:30 a.m.: (hence to the Church of I u.

h. bCHLl.LR. wini' driving the car which Ptnal was: M. b. mat St.

Plus the where a mass of MRS. W. M. MOLLOY. PnnP 2d ding was treated at Oitv Hogpl al A I 14 M.

requiem will be offered for the re- MR. W. P. WAGNER, JR. for minor injuries.

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