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For Classified Ad BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1937 Telephone MAin 4-6000 11 Deaths Deaths Martin Maapr 70 I Gertrude Kingston Mother Hurls Ba by Off Roof and Dies in Leap Complained of 'Awful Buzz1 in Head Snatches Sleeping Daughter From Bed as Hus-hand Naps in Same Room Hundreds Attend Palmieri Funeral Mayor at Services Here for Ex-Judge Political Groups Pay Last Honors The funeral of John Palmieri, formerly a City Court Justice and for many years active in politics, was held today from his home, 150 Ocean Parkway. A solemn mass of requiem was sung at the Roman James Matthews Services Are Held Retired Ranker and World! Traveler Died Abroad Started as a Reporter Funeral services were held last evening for James Matthews, retired vice president of National City Bank, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, St. Paul's Place, Flatbush, The Rev. Harold S.

Olafson, rector, officiated. Interment will be la Cypress Hills Cemetery. Mr. Matthews died in London, England, on Oct. 23.

Since his retirement from the bank In 1931 ha has traveled all over the world and was on one of his trips when stricken. He was born in England and came to America at the age of 13. He was a reporter for the Pittsburgh Leader when a young man and entered the National City Bank in 1891 when he came to New York. He was manager of the Bowery Branch for many years, later being elected vice president. Until his retirement and his world traveling, he was a member of the Apollo, Marine and Field, and Garden City Country Clubs and Anglo-Saxon Lodge, F.

A. M. He is survived by a son, James Matthews. In the same room, and made her way through the dank, dark corridors of the old tenement, up the creaking steps to the roof. An instant later she and her baby were hurtling to the street.

Her husband Michael told police that of late she had complained of a strange buzzing noise in her head. She had told him many times that it sounded at first like the ticking of a clock, and then it would become an "awful buzz." Presumably, these noises had Interrupted her sleep. Mrs. Begge had been married before and has a 19-year-old son by the first marriage. Margaret was her third child by Begge.

F. D. Sets Nov. 23 For Thanksgiving U. S.

Has No Selfish De. sign Against Other Nations, Says Proclamation Washington, Nov. 9 (P) President Roosevelt called upon the country today to give thanks on Nov. 25 for abundant harvests and the bless ing of stable employment" to many people. In a Thanksgiving Day proclamation he called attention also to strife and war threaU in many part? of the world while the United States enjoys peace and cherishes "no selfish designs against other na tions." "We have been fortunate," de clares the proclamation, "in devoting our energies and our resources to constructive purposes and useful works.

We have sought to fulfill our obligation to use our national heritage by common effort for the common good. "Let us. therefore, on the day appointed, forego our usual occupations and, in our accustomed places of worship, each In his own way. humbly acknowledge the mercy of God from whom comes every good and perfect gift." Message to Young Democrats The President said in a message to the Young Democratic Clubs of America that the Interest its members are showing In government "is one of the most hopeful signs of the times." The message was sent in connection with a series of "Roosevelt fifth anniversary" dinners sponsored by tne Koung Democrats in a mcmoer-shlp campaign. "Our task." the President wrote, "Is to find a new approach to the solution of age-old problems, a solution which involves the happiness and security of every person living.

We must examine anew the political, social and economic sciences to see what readjustments are necessary to insure the well-being of all of our people." Margaret R. Edwards Mrs. Margaret Rouse Edwards, a resident of the Park Slope for 50 years, died suddenly yesterday at her home, 46 Berkeley Place. Mrs. Edwards, who was born In Ireland, was one of the original parishioners of St.

Augustine's R. C. Church, where she was a member of the Eucharlstlc League. Surviving are her husband, James J. Edwards, a member of the Knights of Columbus for many years; two sons.

John T. and William J. Edwards, and a daughter, Mrs. J. S.

Malone. AUCTION SALES ADFLMAN. AUCTIONEER. SKl November 24, 1037, at 10 30 a at 551 Atlan'ie Ave Brooklyn. Km S.dan Motor No.

RHUO-714, account tit AtikHS MltMioll li'l-Jt tu 'd lfl'17 11 1)0 HT11 ill ft Troy Av JSVyn- r'SKjl. Hrcou.it nl Kev Mr Motor No, Active in rolitics Ex-Queens County Clerk Dies Masonic Rites to Be Held Tomorrow Martin Mager, prominent figure In Queens County politics a quarter of a century ago, died yesterday In Mary Immaculate Hospital, Jamaica. He had been 111 a month. He was 79 and lived at 130-01 Hillside Richmond Hill. Mr.

Mager was elected Queens County Clerk in 1903 and held that office for several years. He was a central figure In the political storm in 1929 that arose during the first administration of Borough President Harvey. His power reached its peak In 1913 when he opposed the late Maurice E. Connolly for the Democratic nomination for Borough President. He lost the primary by only 200 votes.

He retired from politics after that campaign and did not resume it until 1928 when he assumed leadership of the Independent Democrats backing Mr. Harvey, a Republican. Again in 1929 he headed the same group. Masonic funeral services will be held at Mr. Mager's home tomorrow night.

Interment will be in Lutheran Cemetery, Maspeth. on Friday. Mr. Mager Is survived by a son, Martin Mager and five daughters, Mrs. Mary Connolly, Mrs.

Elizabeth Homeyer, Mrs. Marion Gute, Mrs. Alma Paradies and Mrs. Louise Homeyer. Dr.

Percy Roberts Joint Specialist Dr. Percy Willard Roberts, lead Ing orthopedic surgeon, died yesterday at the Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled in Manhattan. He was 70. Dr. Roberts performed many outstanding operations and was the author of numerous papers on orthopedics.

For the last 30 years he had been a consultant at the hospital where he died. He was graduated from the medical school of Boston University in 1894. Dr. Roberts attracted wide attention in 1908 by his successful removal of an abscessed hip joint from a child at City Children's Hosiptal, which he replaced with a bone from the child's foot. Dr.

Roberts' home was at 98 Grand View White Plains. He maintained offices at 115 E. 61st Manhattan. Republican Women To Meet on Nov. 17 With Miss Adelaide Stedman, Mrs.

Theodore Roosevelt Charles A. Blackwell, Mrs. Charles E. L. Clark and County Executive-elect J.

Russel Sprague listed as speakers, the annual meeting of the Nassau County Federation of Republican Women will be held Wednesday, Nov. 17, In the Garden City Country Club. Miss Stedman, who founded the Fortnightly Forum In New York, has recently returned from an extensive 'r'P 'n ure' Mrs. Roosevelt will Shanghai." Mr. Blackwell, who is chairman of the United Republican Finance Committee of both Nassau County and the State, will discuss financial questions in their relationship to party affairs, and Mr.

Sprague will Install the newly- elected officers. Deaths STRAUSZ On Sunday, November 7, 1937, JULIA, mother of Mrs. Louise Sullivan and Mrs. Carrie Utter. Service at the Falrchlld Chapel, 8f Lefferts Place, Tuesday at 9 p.m.

WEST On Saturday, November 6, 1937, MARGARET (nee Flynn), be-loveo wife of George; devoted mother of Mrs. Agnes O'Connell, Mrs. Margaret Van Pelt, Mrs. Mae Whitney, Eleanor, Thomas, George, John, Edward and Vincent West. Funeral from her residence, 33 Bulwer Place, on Wednesday, November 10, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St.

Malachy's R. C. Church. Interment Hoi Cross Cemetery. In CQcmorfam MCCARTHY In constant and loving memory of our friend.

GER-TRUDF S. MCCARTHY, who was called away November 8, 1932. To live In the hearts of those we love Is not to die ELSIE, JOHN and RAY. SiNDS In sad and loving memory of my dear mother, SUSIE SANDS, who departed this life November 9, 1911. Oont but not forgotten Daughter, JENNIE.

classes Sr. JAMES ACADEMY ALUMNI SOCIETY Members and relatives of deceased members are Invited to attend the annual memorial mass at St. James Pro-Cathedral, Jay an! Chapel on Thursday, November 11, at 10 a.m. VICTOR J. MATTHEWS.

President. John H. Kearney, Secretary. 3n Ittrmurtam We have just published a booklet of "In Mcmoriam" Verses You may obiain a copv ot thii booklet, without charge, by calling an Ad TaWr at MAin 4-6000. Armstrong, En.lly Lewis, Elizabeth Barker, Logan, Salve Frances Lowrie Billhardt, Elizabeth Blossfield, W.

Sr. Burke, James Macdonald, Olivia Malone, William Marlon, Margaret McKinley, Michael McPartland, P. V. Clark, Emma Morris, Mary Clavin, Catherine Murphy, Ruth B. De Marrais, A.

J. Neger, Magdalena Diho, John O'Connor, W. H. Margaret -Dowling, MargaretOlena, A. H.

-TDudoire, Caroline Petri, Alexander Finan, John Phelan, Elizabeth Garvan, Francis P. Seldler, J. O. I Griffiths, Florence Sommer, Anna H. Harding, Strauss.

Julia Catherine West, Margaret Kannagh-Keene, Capt.T.F. ARMSTRONG On Nov. 7, 1937, EMILY, beloved wife of Samuel J. Armstrong and mother of Harold John W. Hall and Emily E.

McBrlde. "Called home forever with the Lord." Services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at her residence, 771 Jefferson Ave. BARKER Suddenly, on Sunday, at her residence at Huntington. L. FRANCE3 LOWRIE, beloved wife of Benton Barker, and aunt of Nellie E.

Cochrane of Brooklyn. Serv- ices at the Falrchlld Chapel, 86 Lef-fcrts Place, on Tuesday, 8 p.m. Interment Oreen-Wood Cemetery. BILLHARDT ELIZABETH, on November 6, 1937, beloved mother of John and Philip Billhardt. Fu- services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at John Roemmele's Funeral Parlors, 1230 Bushwlck Ave- jiue.

Interment Evergreens Cemetery, Wednesday afternoon, under 'the direction of Fred Stelnmann. BLOSSFIELD On November 7, 1937, WALTER G. husband of the late Josephine M. Delay; be- loved father of Walter G. Charles E.

and Eugene F. Funeral 'from his residence, 874 E. 26th Ion Thursday at 9:30 a.m.; solemn "requiem mass at Our Lady of Church at 10 o'clock. BURKE On November 8, 1937, JAMES, beloved husband of the late Nora Burke (nee Wallace); father of Mrs. James Doyle and Mrs.

John Boylan and brother of Mrs. Catherine Merriman. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from his residence, 23 Centre thence to St. Mary Star of the Sea Church, where solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

CLAVIN CATHERIKE T. 'nee McNally). at her residence. 148 Lincoln Place, beloved wife of William and sister of John G. and Peter V.

McNally and Mrs. Susan Olsen. Time later. CLARK On Monday, November 8. 1937, EMMA, beloved wife of 'Thomas Clark.

Funeral from her i residence, 909 St. John's Place, Thursday, Nov. 11, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Gregory's Church. In- terment Calvary cemetery.

ni: MARRAIS Suddenly, on i Sunday. November 7, 1937, ARTHUR J. DE MARRAIS, attached to 88th Precinct, N. Y. P.

beloved husband of Catherine. Reposing at William Dunigan Sc Son Chapel, Rogers Ave. and Montgomery' St. Notice of funeral later. DIHO JOHN beloved husband of Elizabeth Diho, on Sunday, November 7.

1937. Funeral from his residence, 8509 88th Woodhaven, L. Wednesday morning, 10 a.m. Interment Fairview Mausoleum, Fairview, N. J.

DONOHUE WILLIAM suddenly, on November 8. Reposing at M. J. McGrath Chapel, 1112 Avenue brother of Peter J. Member of Postoffice Association.

Funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m.; requiem mass St. Brendan's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. DOWLING MARGARET, teach- er of Public School 143, at her residence. 814 Halsey St.

Solemn requiem mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Wednesday, 10 a.m. interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Feeney Sons, directors. DUDOIRE On November 8.

1937, at her residence, 97 West Lakeside Drive. Baldwin, CAROLINE DU-DOIRL, formerly of Brooklyn, New York; beloved mother of Henry, Mrs. Caroline Maler, the late Albert and George Dudoire. Requiem high mass at St. Christopher's Church, Baldwin, Long Island, on Thursday, 10 a.m.

FINAN JOHN on November 7, at his home, father of George, Edward, Eugene and Victor, Mrs. Chester Osterhoudt. Funeral on Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. sharp from McManus Funeral Home, 2001 requiem mass at the R. C.

Church of St. Thomas Aquinas, Flatlands. Interment Rosendale, New York. GARVAN FRANCIS PATRICK, on November 7th, of pneumonia, beloved husband of Mabel Brady. Requiem mass at St.

Patrick's Ca- thcdral on Wednesday, November 10th, at 10:00 a.m. Interment pri vate. GRIFFITHS On Sunday, No-vembe 7. 1937, FLORENCE A. GRIFFITHS, wife of the late W.

Blanchard; loving mother of Helen Morford; sister of Mrs. Edward Traub, John and Albert Atwell. Fu-' neral from William Dunigan Son Chapel, Rogers Ave. and Montgomery on Wednesday, November 10, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Vincent Ferrer R.

C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HARDING On Monday. November 8, 1937, CATHERINE HARDING, wife of the late William S.

and mother of Isabell, Walter, Frank, Grace, Alexander and Arthur Harding Services at the Falrchlld Chapel, 86 Leffcrts Place, on Wednesday, 8 p.m. FITAL NOTICES (Acinovt-tJgmenls, Births, Condolences, Confirmations, Deaths, lagements. Marriages, Masses, Memoriams, Rrtolu-lions) accepted unlit 10 P. M. for publication tu follovjtna day or from 8 A.

to 1 P.M. (11 A. M. on Saturdays) for publication in the next available edition of the same day's paper. The Vital So-tice ra'e is 90 cents per tint.

MAin 4-0000 50 Years on Stage London, Nov. 9 (U.R) Gertrude Kingston, producer and actress connected with the London stage for nearly 50 years, died last night. She made her first appearance on the stage at the Haymarket Theater in 1888. In 1910 she opened the Little Theater with a revival of Arts Ophanes' "Lyslstrata," in which she played the leading role. She went to the United States in 1914 and played in New York.

She last appeared In "When Essex Died" In 1932. Mrs. M. Donoghue, Old L. I.

Resident Sister of Queens Public Works Commissioner Is Dead Was Long Dl Mrs. Mary A. Donoghue, 68, widow of Joseph Donoghue and sister of Public Works Commissioner John J. Halleran of Queens, died last night at her 36-35 Bowne Flushing, after an illness of 11 months of heart disease. She was born In Flushing on June 28, 1869, a daughter of the late John J.

and Catherine Halleran, and except for a brief period spent in Columbus, lived in Flushing throughout her lifetime. She was educated at St. Joseph's Academy in Flushing; at Sacred Heart Academy in Quebec, Canada, and finished her studies at a school In Paris. Mrs. Donoghue's husband died in Flushing in 1932.

Surviving her are three sons, J. Cyril Donoghue, New York lawyer, who lives In Flushing; Leo J. Donoghue, a Flushing real estate dealer, and the Rev. Augustine A. Donoghue, who is curate of St.

Rita's R. C. Church, the Bronx; a daughter, Mrs. John A. McKeown of Flushing; three brothers, Commissioner Halleran, William J.

Halleran and Laurence B. Halleran, all of Flushing, and a sister, Mrs. Rodger O'Beill of Douglas Manor, Queens. Services will be held Thursday, with mass at St, Michael's R. C.

Church. Flushing, at 10 a.m. Burial will follow in Mount St. Mary's Cemetery, Flushing. Thomas F.

Murray Rites Thursday Thomas F. Murray, former deputy controller of New York City and former Democratic leader of the 21st A. Manhattan, died yesterday at his home, 619 W. 140th Manhattan. Mr.

Murray, who had been ill for a month, was 72 years old. He was the son of the late John Murray, Alderman and- Democratic leader. At one time he was In the contracting business with Thomas A. McAvoy, father of the late John V. McAvoy, Justice of the Appellate Mr.

Murray was Tammany leader of the 21st A. D. from 1830 until 1934, when he was succeeded by his son-in-law, Charles J. Conk-lin, and retired as deputy controller in 1934. Mr.

Murray, who was born In the 21st A. D. and always lived there, was educated in the public schools of Manhattan and was graduated from Manhattan College. He served as clerk of the Municipal Court and from 1915 to 1924 was cashier In the Registers Office in Manhattan. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs.

Charles J. Conklin. Funeral services will be held on Thursday at 11 a.m. In the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Manhattan. Interment will be In St.

Raymond's Cemetery, Bronx. Appraisals KINGS CONICILIO. MARIA O. (Murch 1937'. Orom luns.

S3.A00: nrt. I) Ml To huabind. Domrnlco Conlillo. Chlff -t. real estate, S3.

600. Anthony R. D'Andrea, attortrr. IS Court St. PARUOLO.

ANTHONY J. (April 7. 19371. Orost 512. net.

ID. 030. To i wire. Teazle Faruolo. CMer assets, real estate.

47.231; property Identified prevloualjr taxed. S5.280, SamiKl Stark, attorney. 336 W. 05th Manhattan. FRANCOUNI, MARGUERITE M.

(Dee. '211. 1935). Oroaa assets. $90 421: net, To brother, Henry Maekel-ler.

Income from residuary estate: Ray Rttbfnstein. spvclflc personal property; Elizabeth B. Van Buskirk. Fdtth T. Meyers.

Clara Fish and Mary D. Ouard. personal property each and one-fourth temalnder Interest each In life eMat.v Chief assets, real estate. $76,500: s'ocks and bonds. mortTases.

notes, rash and msurnnre. mlNcrlliin.ous property, $1,318. Wayland and Rrrnnrd. attorneys, lfi.5 Rrnadway. Manhattan HII.KMAN.

MORRIS I April 21. 1937. Clross assrts, $5 400: net. To wife. Fannie Hilfinan, one-third of residuary estate: son.

Enill Hilfman. mo- thirds of residuary estate. Chief c's. real estate and personal prnpery. $5 400 Philip Pocer.

attorney. 27ti 5th Ave Manha'tan. HOFMANN. JOHN (July 193l. Ornss 14 26: net.

$10. SOS To wit, Harel Hnlmann. Chief rral estate. $H4fi3. storks and hntiris, nvirtgHces.

notes, rash and insurance, $8R1. miscellaneous prnprrlv. ai 575. Nicholas Muller, attorney. Hnncoclc St HOOPS, CARL (Dec IMS).

Dross as-sots, $27,970: net. To siMor. Minna Hoops. Income Irotn one-twentieth ot residuary rsta'e, vlte. Minnie Hoops, income Irnm mnrteen-tsventie'lis of ivsiritiary csliite Chief assets, real estate.

S300: morlcaaes. notes, cash and insur.inre Jointly owned property. I7.2B2. Jerome F. Uhlinger, attorney.

R9-S4 lS3d Jamaica. McARTHUR. ELIZABETH (Oct. 22. 1936).

Oross assets. $73 943: net, $67,715. To House of Calvary. Inr Queen of All Saints church. $500.

St. Joseph's Hospital. cousin. Adelaide Everett, Josephine MeCormack and Kathrvn Dun-Ban. $5,000 each: stster-ln-law.

Mary A. McArthur. $20-000. personal and household effects and residuary estate. Chief assets, real estate.

$10,000: mort-aaaes. notes, cash and Insurance. miscellaneous property. $593. Barr.

Robhlns and Palmer, attorneys. (10 Broadway, Manhattan. McOARRY, MARY A. (Oct 10 1937). Oross assets.

$14 431: net. $13,727. For masses. $50: sons. Thomas J.

and Edward M. McOarry, and riauchter. Murv E. Molt.iv. one-third of residuary estate each.

Chief assets, moi-Uanes, rmtrs rnh and insurance, $14 431. MEEKLE, MARY A. (April 10. 19371 Oross assets, $12,714: net $10 KB2. To husband.

John K. Meekle. specific really and Joint hank account; daushter Mar-lone M. R-enev. joint hnnk account.

Chief assrts. real estate, $3,000: loin'ly owned property, J8.930; miscellaneous property $7H3. Charles Coster, attorney, 51 Chambers St Manhattan. RUMPH. WILLIAM JR.

Au. 2. 1937). assvts. net.

To wife, Olga 8. Rumph. Chief assets, storks and bonds. mortaanrs, notes, cash and Insurance, $1,051: Jointly owned property. transfers.

$4 828. Vollmer Vollmer. attorneys, Broadway Manhattan. SCHMIDT. A.

JOHN O. (JuW 1937). Oross assets, net, $1347. To wife. Beriha Schmidt, Chief assets, real "State and stocks.

$3,847. SFOAL. ELI (March 3 1937). Oross as. sts.

$'-'622 net, $1381 To wile. Berlin Reysl. Chief assets. Cash, s'ocks and mlsrer.aneoua property, $2 22 sinter ii Nussdorf, attorneys, 66 Court St. KANNAGH-KEENE Captain THOMAS suddenly, on Saturday.

He Is survived by his wife Mary, one son, August, and one sister, Mary Norman. Funeral from his residence, 14 St. James on Thursday, November 11, 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass will be held Queen of All Saints R. C.

Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. LEWIS On Sunday, November 7, 1937, ELIZABETH wife of the late Rev. Henry Lewis and sister of Herbert S. Sammond.

Service at the Falrchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Tuesday at 8 p.m. LA SALLE COUNCIL No. 454, K. of announces with profound sorrow the death of our beloved brother, Detective ARTHUR J. DE MARRAIS.

Members will assemble at Dunlgan's Funeral Parlor, Rogers Avenue and Montgomery Street, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 10, at 9 o'clock WILLIAM V. BROWN, Grand Knight. Leo M. Costello, Recorder.

LOGAN SALVE, on November 8, at his home, 1826 E. 49th father of Henry, George, Lillian; brother of Theadore and Mrs. John Olsen. Funeral services on Thursday at 10 a.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery.

MACDONALD On November 8, 1937, OLIVIA CAROLINE MAC-DONALD, in her 82d year, beloved mother of A. M. Macdonald and Mrs. Maud E. Lyon.

Funeral services at her residence, 35 Bulwer Place, Highland Park, on Wednesday evening, November 10, at 8 o'clock. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. MALONE WILLIAM, on November 7, at his residence, 782 Franklin Avenue, husband of the late Anas-tatia. Also survived by two brothers, Thomas and Michael; two sisters, Nellie Nugent and Mary Miller. Funeral Thursday from the John J.

Malone Funeral Home, 2913 New-kirk Avenue. Solemn requiem mass St. Teresa's Church at 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MARION MARGARET, of 263 46th wife of the late Nicholas; mother of Mrs.

James Corbett and William. Solemn requiem mass Thursday, 10 a.m., St. Michael's R. C. Church.

(New Orleans papers please copy.) Arrangements by Joseph G. Duffy. McKINLEY On Monday, at his home, 350 Franklin Avenue, MICHAEL McKINLEY, father of Catherine Lowe, brother of Peter. Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass Nativity R.

C. Church. Omit flowers. McPARTLAND PAUL suddenly, on November 8, of 238 11th Street, beloved husband of Florence Mills McPartland, father of Valerie, Paul Jr. and Robert, brother of Anna Madden, Theresa Mann.

Solemn requiem mass Thursday, 10 a.m., St. Thomas Aquinas Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Arrangements by Joseph G. Duffy.

MORRIS MARY on Sunday, November 7, 1937, beloved wife of James A. and loving mother of James A. Dorothy M. Morris, Mrs. Kathleen Woods and Ruth Rouge, at her residence, 1641 70th St.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass, 10 a.m.. Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, 15th Ave. and 73d St. Interment Mount St. Mary's Cemetery, Flushing, N.

Y. MURPHY RUTH suddenly, at her residence, 7100 Ridge Boulevard. Notice of funeral hereafter. NEGER MAGDALENA (nee Holzapfcl), on November 8, 1937, aged 60 years, beloved wife of Jo seph, dear mother of Herman grandma of Joseph and Frederick and sister of Catherine Beck and August Holzapfel. Services Wednesday, 8:00 p.m., at her home, 1374 Putnam Avenue.

Funeral Thursday, 3:00 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. O'CONNOR MARGARET, on No ember 7, 1937, at her residence, 25" Vanderbilt devoted mother of Thomas, John, Peter, Charles ana Mary; sister of Mrs. Sarah Fegen; one niece, Mrs. Joseph Mc-Gulness; three grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and the Rev.

John J. O'Connor of the Nativity R. C. Church. Funeral from her residence Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.; thence to the Queen of All Saints R.

C. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Arrangements by John T. Kenny, Inc.

LENA On November 8, 1937, at Red Bank, N. ALFRED HENRI OLENA son of the late Alfred Henri and Carolyn Joyce Olena of Brooklyn, beloved father of Carolyn Olena and brother of Mrs. John J. Quinn of Red Bank, N. J.

Funeral from the Falrchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Wednesday, 9 a.m. Solemn mass at St. Augustine's R. C. Church at 9:30 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. PETRI ALEXANDER, on Tucs- day, November 9, brother of the late Amelia C. Henry. Services at the Waiter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 1218 Flatbush Thursday, November 11, at 8 p.m.

Funeral Friday, 2 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery- PHELAN On November 8, ELIZABETH, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Irene Carlin, 150 E. 8th St. Funeral on Friday, November 12, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to the R.

C. Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Under direction of E. F.

Higglns. SEIDLER JOHN on November 7, 1937. aged 24, beloved son of John and Elizabeth Seidlcr and dear brother of Madeline. Elizabeth, Jeanett and George. Services Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.

at his home. 6131 56th Street, Maspeth. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. SOMMER At Bloomfield, N.

on November 8, 1937, ANNA wife of Bertrand H. Sommer and mother of Mrs. Norman Wiss and Arthur P. Sommer. Funeral service at the Colonial Home, 132 South Harrison Street, East Orange, N.

on Thursday afternoon, November 11, at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Falrmount Mausoleum, Newark. Mrs. Margaret Begge, 42, threw her 5-months-old daughter, Margaret, from the roof of a seven-story building today, then jumped herself. Police found her body in the street, the baby's on the roof of a parked automobile.

Both were killed instantly. The tragedy occurred at 520 E. 12th In one of the most crowded tenement house districts of Man hattan's lower east side. The family is extremely poor. Mrs.

Begge awoke from her sleep before dawn. Quietly, so as not to disturb her sleeping husband, she picked up baby Margaret, sleeping Margaret Dowling, Retired Teacher Dies at 78 Taught School Here 43 Years Services Will Be Held Tomorrow Miss Margaret Dowling, retired teacher, died on Sunday at her home, 814 Halsey in her 79th year after a week's illness. She was born in Brooklyn and lived for many years in Williamsburg. For the past 32 years she has lived in the house where she died. She entered the teaching profession at the age of 21 and continued as a primary teacher for 45 years, retiring 12 years ago.

Her last position was in Public School 17 on Havemeyer where she had served for many years. She is survived by a nephew, John Lennon, and two nieces, Mrs. Nellie Gibbons and Mrs. Margaret Connolly. Funeral services will be held tomorrow with Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Margaret F. West Mrs. Margaret Flynn West, wife of George E. West, died on Saturday at her home, 33 Bulwer Place, In her 67th year after a lingering illness, She was born in Manhattan and came to Brooklyn as a child. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs.

Agnes O'Connell, Mrs. Margaret Van Pelt, Mrs. Mae Whitney and Eleanor West; five sons. Thomas, George, John, Edward and Vincent West, and 15 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9:30 a.m., with requiem mass at St.

Malachy's R. C. Church, and inter ment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Paul V. McPartland Paul V.

McPartland, a cleric with Henry Zupperman fc Co. for the past 12 years, died suddenly yesterday at his home, 238 11th in his 44th year. He was a lifelong resident of Brooklyn. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Florence Mills McPartland; a daughter, Valerie, and two sons, Paul Jr.

and Robert McPartland. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. with requiem mass at St. Thomas Aquinas R. C.

Church and Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery-. MICHAEL McKINLEY died yesterday at till home. 350 franklin In hti 75th year, after a lont illness. He was born in Ireland and lived In Brooklyn (or 93 years. He was employed by the B.

M. T. tor 33 years and retired 14 years ato. Ha was ft member o( the Holy Name Society. He Is survived by a daushter.

Mrs. Catherine Lowe; a brother. Peter McKinley. and three grandchildren, Ann, John and Gerard Lowe. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 6 30 a with requiem mass at Nativity R.

C. Church and Interment In St. Peter's Cemetery, Jersey City. TIDE TABLE (By tha U. 8.

Coast and (leodetic Surrey) (Eastern Standard Time) NOVEMBER I Hlah Water I I AM. Mj Low Water A M. I P.M Sandv Hook The Battery Hell Oate li li 52 i 11 so I 1 IS 133 4 48 5 15 7 29 5 51 8 38 8 02 NOVEMBER 10 SHlirtv Hunk 1 he Battery Hell Gute 12 09 ii 0 3S 133R I 2 05 2 23 5 40 5 56 8 19 8 49 7 39 8 50 SL'N RISES AND SETS November 9 i Rises (i 36 Sets 4 44 I Rl November 10 6 37 Sets 4 43 IMWNliKOKfcUS SAtt K8T A TEoV Aurtioneeis. Kelly. L.

Feldhuhn. I Kirsrhncr. ell 70 Bowery at 9 am: Nov. 10 IJv order Newman Roscn-t) In ri. Brnartwnv.

diamonds, silverware Jewelry, und watcher pledged from of Feb. lfl. ln.rv in Htu'-'H of Sept. 14. 1936 1 Goldm 430 Mh Ave s.milar jileds'S.

musical Inst riimrnts. cutlery cameras, clocks, satchels, suit chsc. nholKuns accord ion etc from of April 27, to H314 of Oct 10 fltx ail pledges held over. Nov. 11 By order Est 1473 nv odds and onds etr orted from 1 nf Jan 1.

to ftiWOO of Aim. lft'lfi. and all pierittrs held over a ho for 9H7 Mvnle Ave. fiom -'OJlfi of Sept 11, to of Srpt. 30, Ii4-tU om Nov 12- By order Est, Clin.

403 Orand diamond'-, jrrond-hand watches tewetry, pledged from of June 11. 1932 to 37753 nf Dec .11. 1'I3J: from 377 S4 of Jan. 3. 1033.

to wr nf Dec. 30. 1933; from of Jan 1934 to 72104 of Dec. 31. 1934, I nun 721 OS of.

Jan. 103V to 91817 nf 1)t 30 I'HS. from 1000 Of Jan 2. 1036. to 17072 of Ort 12.

193ft n.VW i'mi 'CENTRAL AUTiTION C( JOHN r.lBltS. Auctioneer, sells nl 152 Canal MsnhaMiM) New York CU at 11 a Nov. 15 1937. for McAlcenatu 150 Lhw- rence SI. unredeemed plrdtfS of dirt- monds.

second-hand watcher, jewelry, sil verware, 7072. Sept. 1H 193U tn 7B22. Oct. 15.

1 'J JO. and all pledues held over trom previous Mies nH7t osu JACOB SHONOUT INc! AUCTIONKKRS fl2 Bncrv. Sells pt 0 A Nov. 10. 1937 -Harold Oall, 5305 Mh Ave diamond tewelrv, second hand watches, fiom Mh7 ol Feb 2fi.

1936. to Of Oct. 193fi nVSt OSil Nov. U'. lit 37 Cln'hmv.

rh MK'-'ein 5-37 Bordrn Ave, I. I City (turn 22504 ol March 2. 193ft to 373H5 of Oft. 17, 10'lfi .1 Saver Manhattan Ae to 7H4H7 nf Nov, 1, 193H nP 10 UCKNSES I NOTICE IS HFREBY OIVKN THA license No OM35 has been to the undei siancd to sell ber. wines and liquors rem! -undr the Alcoholic Beverage Control at 108 Flushing Ave.

Brooklyn. Kmis County, for nn prenv.ses conumron. PETER MrOUIRF 108 Fiushini Brooklyn, KlnuCnun? n9-2t tu Catholic Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Fort Hamilton Park way and E. 4th St. i The mass was offered by the Rev.

Daniel Dwyer, pastor of the church, with the Rev. Edmund Hughes as deacon and the Rev. Jcre Dlneen as subdeacon. Several hundred friends and acquaintances of Judge Palmieri paid their last respects to him at the home last night and today before the funeral cortege went to the church. Among them were Mayor La-Ouardla and Judge John J.

Freschi of the Court of General Sessions in Manhattan. The Mayor and Judge Freschi accompanied the funeral cortege to the church and departed after the mass. There were several hundred persons In the church during the services, including the representatives of various political organizations and of Italian organizations with which Judge Palmieri had been connected in his long public career. About 200 persons lined the curb outside of the church as the funeral cortege arrived and departed. A special detail of police was on hand to handle traffic.

The immediate members of the Palmieri family and a few intimate friends accompanied the funeral cortege to Calvary Cemetery. Eulogized by Wendrl Chief Justice Louis Wendel In convening City Court in Manhattan today aulogized Judge Palmieri, saying in part: "In addition to his publis service, his career as a practicing lawyer was most commendable. A family man, of high moral character and integrity, he was a credit to the legal profession and to the community at large. By his death we lose an able and consclentlois lawyer and a useful and honorable citizen. When this court adjourns today it will do so in honor and respect for Justice Palmieri and the clerk Is directed to so note in his minutes." Judge Palmieri died Nov.

6 in Presbyterian Hospital. Manhattan. He was 64 years old and for many years maintained law offices in the Pulitzer Building, 63 Park Row, Manhattan. W. von Wymetal, 74, Stage Director Vienna, Nov.

9 (U.R) Wilhelm von Wymetal, 74, noted stage director of the Vienna Opera House and the New York Metropolitan Opera House, died today. Authorities said his death was caused by taking an overdose of a drug to dull the pain of Illness. Von Wymetal was said to have contributed greatly to the success of Maria Jerltza. one of the leading sopranos of the Metropolitan Opera Company. He Is survived by two sons.

Erich, now stage manager at the Vienna Opera House, and Wilhelm, who is employed on the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer lot In Hollywood. Events Tonight "Lonct Knowing It When We Need It" Kill be the subject of a lecture hy Prof. M. A. Overatreet at the Academy of Minlc.

S.1S. Dinner-meeting of the United States Power Squadron at the Grenada Hotel, 7. Judge Peter Honson will addrena -T. A. of Public School 99, Avenue and E.

10th St 8. Meeting and roneert of the American Young Ladles Cnal Society Brooklyn at Lorraine Hall. 790 Broadway. Dr. Irving Miller will discuss "The Tradition of Education as a Factor In Jewish Survival at the Jewuh Community Hou.se of Bay Parkway and 79th 8:30 Meeting of the Seneca Club of Kings County at the cluohouse, 93 Division a.

Meeting ot St. Paul Council. 655, K. of C. 8:30.

Meeting of the West Flatbush Leaaue at the Beverly Presbyterian Church, Beverly Road and 8th 8 .10. Meeting of the JeHeMon DemorraUc Club at the clubhouse, 735 Hancock 30 Mankarl Ponde. Hindu, will Rie a demonstration and lecture on Yoa at the Hotel St. limine, 8. Willi KISI.S KUELLING AI.UL1U (Oct.

311. Estate. SS IIOO S', (UK) In im John A. Kurl.iugi 14 ,0 New York Avr! and V. Arnold rilicnun.

Pa.h.ilc, N. execulor.s, nt icauiue each MONTANA, ANGELINA 1.1 VOLSI 'Sept. 27). Estate, rcai. lo clilklrtn.

Angela Montana. EXstx Salv.uote Montana, 203 Korbi'll executor. Uluseppina M. Vohi, Oar-oens. L.

1., M.tna M. uovada. 10-22 Hiake Ave. fiilm Montana. Essex Olovanu; Montana, 34 H.

Shepherd Nunzia M. atiianiii.i. U2-lii Olone Para: tiiuiia M. Ll Volsl, 438 Essex Adollo Montana and Robert Montana both of Siinnnlii'io Giiniens. and Matilda Ll Essex one-eleventh ol residue rati).

PHII.BEN. MARY A ijunr 3'. Eslate. about $5 000 real and about personal To nephews. J.

Hraly, 700 Wes; End Manhattan, and oerald Hcaly and nieces, Cecilia E. Ileal), Loirlta Shay and Dorothy Knox, all of Midloril. L. $100 each, nephew. Joseph P.

lliff- ron, 146 W. 78th 8t Manhattan, aud i nieces, Mary A. Helinm, executor, one-third Interest eiu'li in specific realty; 1 Katherlne M. Oniinun executrix, one- third Interest in specific really and one- half of resiriue; Michael J. (iorman, all! of 85 89lh nlie-haif of residue.

SAMUELS. JACOB Uulv 7). Estate $200' personal. 'Jo wife. Annie Sitmueis, 99 I l.awtence Ave.

petitioner. SCHECHTER. LUCY (Oct. 12). Estate.

1100 real and $.1,880 persona! To Tcni- pie Sinai. Arlmuion Ave. $100: husband, I Harry Scherhtei, Ei P.iso. 'Icxav nle in come from specific rciiltv. nephew.

Maraold, VVashltlKlon, D. executor, remainder interest in life estate and residue, STSINRBICH. MOI.I.1K IJline 111. Estate, $8,000 real and $'-i9 peisuiial. To son, Edward Slellireicll.

317 Ave, O. one-fourth Interest in specific resltv and one-half of hank accounts, daughters. Pearl Oreeimeln. 1 one-fourth Interest In specific realty, one-half of bank accounts and H-sldiie; Haitie Srhael-ler. Newark.

and Jean Berkel-helmer. Providence, I one-fourth of specific realtv each Ren.iumin Schael-ler, Newark, N. executor. (Jt ll AS HltEEN. MARY (Oct.

201. El'atr. $3,750 real. $200 personal. To children.

Marguerite Hemirirkson, 197-08 111th Ave, Mollis: Amtela Conk. 199-14 1 001 Hollls; Edwin Breen, 25 South St Manhattan and John Breen, 75 Whitehall Boulevard (lardrn City $1 each; residue to son. Eugene Breen. 197-12 111th Hol'is. ex-cutor WANDER.

ALFRED lOrt. 5), Estate, ssnrio res', $20n personal To daughter. Pnscilla Cohen. 104-27 8tt Richmond Hill, executrix. i Wife Gets Estate Of Robert Cair Jr.

Mlneola, Nov. 9 An estate of over $10,000 Is bequeathed under the will of Robert Gair who died at Syosset on Nov. 4. His will, dated April 29. 1937, filed for probate here today, gives the property to the widow, Jean AAvm? Galr.

Lawrence Beattie and Robert A. CrtyaeT re the executors. Louis H. Schneider, who died at Rockvllle Centre on Oct. 7, left by will dated last May 29 an estate of over $11,000.

With the egceptlon of a $500 bequest, which Is given to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our Holy Trinity at Rockvllle Centre, the property Is divided equally among five sons and two daughters. Louis J. Schneider, a son, and two daughters. Augusta F. Jasper and Helen A.

Smart, are the executors. Carmine Gatti, 76, Paper Merchant Carmine Gatti, 76, of 223 85th St, pioneer in the paper stock business and a resident of Brooklyn for 40 years, died yesterday at hts home. He came to the United States as an immigrant boy and soon was established in the real estate business. A bot 1 1 r-n yea rs a lie ret ired from the paper business which he built up himself. The business was under the name of the Gatti Paper Stock Company.

Mr. Gatti Is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Charles Cole and Mrs. Ray Perraro, and three sons, Dominic, Michael and James. A requiem mass will be celebrated Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock at St.

Rosalie's R. C. Church, 62d St. and 14th Ave. Interment will be In Calvary Cemetery.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS ON WORK TO BE DONE FOR OR SUPPLIES TO BE FURNISHED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK. The prrson or person miklrn ft bid for anv service, wortc. materials or supplies for The City of New York or for nj of It departments, bureaus or offices, shall furnish the same in a sealed envelope. In-rinrsfd with the title of the supplies, materials, work or service for which the bid made, with his or their name or nimrs and the date of presentation to the President of the. Board or to the head of the Department, at his or its office, on or before the date and hour named In the advertisement for the same, at which time and place the bids will be publicly opened by the President of the Board or head of said Department and read, and the award of the contract made according to law soon thereafter as praclirab Each bid con in the name and nlare of reinnce of the person makim th bid and th nm of all persons ln-tpreod wl'h him thcriMii.

and II no ofher irr-oti bf so uid'rrs'cd it sin distinctly Hut f.ir' nlw) It is made without hiiv cnn.irrtifjn with hiiv orhrr person 1 m.ikinc a bid 1 hip Millie purpose, and ts I prK f)ir Riirl without collusion Hoard of'Aldrrmm. head ot a department. rhpf flf ft (lf.nulv hfrr0, or clfrk or (mud, rid no nicmhpr of the ronnttiot precedent to he recent ton or roiMHTunon or ur) hid. it he arcom-j panird bv a ceriifiod rherii upon one of tlm Na'mria! or rompanle of Mir City of York, or a check of i -urh hank or Mitm-d by a dulv authorized offirrr thereof, drawn to i the otdcr of the Conm ml lrr. or monev nr corporate stock nr crrt ifir.ue-; of indMed-, nf nn'ire iued hv The (ltv of Ni-'W York the r.nnnt rolr shall npprnvp a1- of runa! Cue with the security rerjinred in the advertisement to tha amount of not less than three nor morn i than five perrrniim of Mir bond required.

I n- provided In Prrtion 420 of the Greater New York Charter I A'l bid for mu be submitted In (iunl-fntp The rcr'ified eherk nr money not i be Inri-ed the rnnta nlr.s th i bid. hut should he ei'her mrloed In a irparn'p envelope nddreyrd to 'h" head of the Drpar'rnctr or Roard or uhm.frd the prejienta- ion of fhr For p.itrinilarv as to the nuantitv and duality of 'he supplies or the nature ard ex'etit of the work rr Terence must be made I to the Miccfica! ions etc, i on file in the Mid nffirp of the President, Piixtd or Department N'i hid be ncrepted from or contract invvrrj 'n ativ per-op ho )s arrearn to The Crv nf Vnrk upon deht or contract, or ho is dcduiier. a sure" nr therwise. upon anv obligation to tha ThrcoiUrarU must ho bid for separately The is reserved to eich one to reteri all bid-: if it i deemed 1o be lor the tn'erfsi of the city so to do will wrltr out the amount of then' huN in addition to inserting the sam In flcures Bidders are requested to make their bids noon the htnnk forms prepared and fur-ni-hed bv the ri'y, a com- of which, with the proper envelope in which to inclose the mo. if-retner wi'h copv of the contract.

I Including the specifications, in the form ttooer-oii. thete n. or other offirrr or rmployee of C. II. ADKLMAN.

AUCIT( NFKR. SET. lfl The City of New Yo-k, is. shall be or be-Novemhpr 24. T'37 ti 12 (mi noon, at 721 come interested d.rm.v or Indirectly, as fiara'okta Avr Brooklyn Chevrolet Sedan partner, stockholder, Motor No.

6752111. acc.iunt nf Allen, sun-y or oMn-rwue in or in the i ni the rci. tract nr in the supplies, ADK I.MAN AUCTION KER SI-1, US nr rentes, or in No ember 17. 1037. -a- 0 30 am, at 01! 5 hr prof 's thereof.

The id Aw Brooklyn Sedan m'i or hv the o.ith in wri'-Nn P-50200I1 account of Majv Mr. of the pw or parte matins the bid aijthim n2-2t tu matters S'atcd therein are I in nil rrsprrM true ADFLMAN, AUCTION KKH SKUA No bid -chnll hr pmvrnimT i. a- Ha mo note tsi urooKivn. nine Motor No. 27M009, account of Samuel Trotmsn and Madison Per.sonal Loari Inc n2-2t tu adelman, AuritoNKnt.

art. us November 24. 1037. at 30 am a' 111 Plrr line Place. Rruokivn.

Pivm 'Ui'i Sedan. Motor 176048 account Aiber .1 SinneM and or nO-2t "i C. ADKl.MAN. At'Cl ToNKKIt. SKI US November 24, 1137.

a' 10 4 5 am. a' 1005 AMail'ir Avr Bnklvu. Ford Tudor Sc. dan Motor No, 927M4, accmint, of IVWitt Brown. n0-2t lu ADFLM AN, "AUCTIONEER, SKI US November 24 1037 at 10 15 am, nt 510 S' Brnot; Urn ruck Mot No, C-2040, account ot James We-'brnnk--n0-2i tu AI'ELMAN N'orinhrr 24.

1037, 'id Ave AUCTIONKER. a' ft 3() a- (i70(i Truck. M.Mor No 2in3fi. acro.nr nt St arsrr and N-w London Hedilin 1 fl. SADUWSKY.

AUCIIONFKR. SKI. 1 ,8 Nov 10. 1037, 9 on rn Ron SterlniR Place Biooklyn. rdM Coach Motor No M1071.V re'nken from Oenrur Hairier.

STOKUiK NOTICES I EOAL NOTICK in sirs, it, i son i uci t. Ross, Mr. Monk. Mrs. Raker, Mr Of.se v.

Mrs. Mrs. ni-wrz. Mr ian-wrlght. You nd and earn of you are hereby notified that the Mm' for payment of our lien uim the proprr'v -r described havinii expired after due notice thereof had hern mvn to you, tte will srll such property, to wit Hnnx-liold personal enVcs and ail noods Known as household ccjixls.

stoied hy you. or in vour name, or lo your account, or in which vou claim an mtevrM. in the Oon Movinn A- Storage Com pan v. Inc to he Id at public auction hv C-t'OnOE RFNSFN CO. INC Auctioneers, a' 15th Avenue Rrooklyn Y.

Friday approved ny the Corporation Counsel, can November 19th. commencing i he obtained upon anphrption therefor 10 10 a tht office nf th" nrpirtiert fr.r winch C'a GEORGE RENSEN CO Vtr'W'M work Is to he done or the services are GOFT2 MOVING tc STORAGE COMPANY I he furnished Plans and rirawmt of con-INC. n2-2t structioa work may be seen thera..