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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1932 M2 10 Dratbf DeatD FAIR WEATHER TO CONTINUE DUE TO HIGH PRESSURE LENTINO CHARLES LENTINO, Chiriqui Making Maiden Voyage to Dratbf FARRELL On Wednesday, March 23. 1932, MARY FARRELL, at her residence, 366 McDonough mother of James Elizabeth, Rose and Mrs. W. H. Nicholas.

Funeral Saturday, March 26, at 9:30 a.m.: thence to the Church of the Holy Rosary. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. FIX EUGENIE, on March 23. Bank's Campaign Note Motion tqBe Argued in April County i Trust Company Asks Summary Judgment in Mara -Kenny Action at tm residence, 415 DeKalb Ave, Brooklyn. He is survived by his wife, Anna; three brothers, Joseph, Louis and Arthur: two sisters, Rose Sheridan and Nellie Urlccbio.

Funeral will be held on Saturday from his residence at 10:15 a.m. LEWIS THERESE LEWIS, suddenly, on March 23. Mother of Anderson. Ann Jung, Jerome -Annett. Anna L.

Kean, Bridget Armstrong, Keegan, Carrie W. Margaret Barker. Caroline Krause.R.C. BellU, William S. Lentlno.

Charles' Boland. Marie M. Lewis. Therese Campbell. W.

J. D. Luscomb. H. T.

Casey, John Malone, Mary J. Clemency, John Mandigo, E. p. Collins. Jennie McCorry.

Annie Cope, Margaret M. McNamara, Dennis, H. B. Cecelia Pacific Tonight Will Enter United Fruit Service Jeritza la. Pas Montreal JEH devoted mother of Otto and Emily Fix.

Funeral from her residence senger 011 the Bremen 233 Stratford Road. Brooklyn. No Ourkin. Bridget Mills, Mrs. W.

S. tlce of funeral arrangements later. FORT GREENE CHAPTER D. A. announce with deep regret the death of a charter member, Mrs.

ilia a. mjjLiJJs, on Marcn 24. George, Harriet. Benjamin, Charles and Martin. Funeral private.

Friday, from her residence. 146 Woodruff Ave, Brooklyn. 1 LUSCOMB HARRIS T. LUSCOMB, suddenly, on Wednesday, beloved husband of Leila Thorn. Services Friday, March 25, at 8 p.m.

at his home, 17 Chestnut St, Garden City. MALONE MARY on March 21, 1932, at her residence. 208 26th 8t beloved wife of P. H. Malone and mother of Mary, Margaret, John, Mrs.

O. Lemily, Mrs. M. Oeoghan. Funeral Friday, March 25.

at 10 a.m. Mrs. ROBERT E. MERWIN, Regent, Pagan. William J.

Norton. Robert Farrell, Mary Ohlantit, Fix. Eugenie Margaret P. Gilbert, Mary Palmer, Allyn W. Oilmour.

Patty, James S. Oeneyieve Quinn, Elizabeth Oilmore, Norah L. Rapuzzi, Peter Getty, Isabella Rosa to, Carolina Hale, Joseph Smith, Ellen A Hanlphy, Mary L. Smith, Eva Harrington. Smith, John H.

Miriam S. Sturrock, J. Sr. Mrs. Marvin Shiebler, Corres The Chiriqui, the United Fruit Company's new turbp-electric liner, is sailing at 5 o'clock tonight on her maiden voyage Havana, Panama and Costa Rica, thence to Los Angeles and San Francisco.

After arrival at San Francisco on April' 14 the vessel will prepare to enter the company's service from San- Ftn-Cisco to the Panama Canjil via Central American ports. Among the passengers on the Chiriqui is Mrs. H. H. Robson, wife of the general manager of the company.

She sppnsored the liner at the ponding Secretary. -ytZ AND JLalvT 'VAC'fir vf7 PRECIPITATION FOR LAS04 HOURS SL-J'tittUtoct I SmtlA (J OILMOUR On Tuesday. March 22. GENEVIEVE daughter of Ju lia and the late James Gllmour. Fu.

neral from her residence. 39 Bergen Haves. Walter N. Templeton. Bessie 1-75: t- r.

r-' v'H-r A vtoA XPLANATORY NOTtt St, Friday, March 28, 2 p.m, Symbols Indicate OCtotr, AiUny I.3Q1 IMonlrom.rV AA I I A GILMORE On March 23. NORAH Partly M. Supreme Court Justice Schmuck has before him today a motion by the County Trust Company for summary judgment against Timothy J. Mara, sports promoter, and Patrick F. Kenny, plumbing contractor, whom the bank Issuing for $50,000 and $25,000, respectively.

Granting of the motion would obviate the necessity of a trial and an open discussion of the charges by the defendants that they signed the notes simply to cover up illegal contributions to the Bmith Presidential campaign by the bank. Raskob Denies Charges It would also mean that Democratic National Chairman John J. Raskob would be saved the necessity of making good the notes. In a statement yesterday he denied the charges of fraud and promised to make good on the notes, which he indorsed. The motion for summary Judgment will be argued sometime next month.

Justice Schmuck yesterday denied motion by the bank for a bill of particulars In the defense at Mara. L. OILMORE. beloved aunt of Louise Lytle Haslam. Funeral aerv HPlllesen, Terry, Edward F.

Catherine Thompson, Xermance, W. Jeannette R. Heidorfer, Torocco, Mabel R. Marie K. West.

Anna A. Heubel. Karoline Wilkie. Catherine Hower, Vinnie Young, Sarah C. Ingalls, James A.

Ices at her residence, 225 Lincoln Place, on Friday evening at 0 clock. Interment at convenience MANDIGO On Tuesday, March 22. 1932. ELWOOD PARRY, aged 80 years, beloved husband of Leonora Mandigo and father 01 Gladys Bloss and Leonora Bryan. Funeral services will be held at his residence, 192 Monitor St, Orcenpolnt, Brooklyn, on Thursday evening at o'clock.

McCORRY On March 22. 1932, ANNIE, beloved wife of Joseph McCorry and mother of Alfred E. ftain Smw, fori titm) pass through point i of equal air prefur. Ftfurt at tnd hw barometer readings. iothrms (rinUM tinea) taaf thmufrh equal temperatnrt.

Arrowi fthow Ii roc ties wind. of family, GETTY After brief Illness, on ft? n- i 1 its launching. In addition to the special cruise of the Chiriqui, the Cunarder Mau-retanla is making an Easter cruise to Nassau with R. B. of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, among her passengers, and the Anchor liners Caledonia and California are making Easter trips to Nassau and Bermuda respectively under charter to National Tours.

Jerltsa Sailing Maria Jeritza, Metropolitan Opera star, Is sailing tonight from South Brooklyn on the North German March 22, 1932, at her residence, BtrmuJl XT Wontrtal Bus'oq 33 Ntw Orleans'" aST-NtwVort -urck iZ Ql Norfolk LiU ff A Chtyennt It .01 OtfthomaCIt Vlroit 14 Port and. Mt. knvtr aa.QIOUtbec VidrcGtv 4.0 Rapid City ViLji 20 banhrancisco Sjt-fltl. 22 an Diego 16 paTtTakeCilv IGilvvJLi 50 Sheridan RiTLl Ji Sinler'e ANDERSON On March 23, 1932, at her home, 260 Prospect ANNA 1174 E. 18th St, ISABELLA, wife of beloved wife of the late John the late David Getty, survived by one son and five daughters.

Serv D. Anderson and devoted mother of George E. Anderson. Services at Harry Joseph Hugh Wil ices Friday. March 25, at 2 p.m.

In liam J. a. ana ssiner Margaret Fred Herbst Sons' Funeral Parlors, terment Evergreens Cemetery. GILBERT MARY GILBERT Anna C. McCorry and Mrs.

John V. Ooggey and Rosemary McCorry. at her home. 124-15 Cran Hanson place, corner S. Portland Saturday.

2 p.m Interment (nee McKee). aged 37. on Tuesday. Llovd liner Bremen, which as usual ston Ave, Rockaway Beach. L.

I. Marcn 1B3Z, after a lingering 111 Cypress Hills Cemetery. ANNETT March 23. 1932, Funeral Friday, March 25, at 10:30 ness; beloved wife of Austin and loving mother of Austin James a.m., from St. Francis de Sales ANNA LEARY, beloved wife of Everett Annett and loving daughter of Mrs.

Mary Leary, devoted, sister Church, Belle Harbor. L. I. Inter and Mary; daughter of Mrs. Felix Clear weather prevails today because of the high pressure generally prevalent along the east coast and Inland with the exception of a very weak spot of depression over western New York and Pennsylvania.

This means that fair weather is likely to continue in New York, with a possibility of higher temperatures tomorrow if the winds become southerly. While a low is developing between Hatteras and Florida, this will hardly affect New York. New York is much more likely to benefit from the high that extends from the Oreat Lakes to Mississippi. A threat exists in the growth of the Alberta low which has forced its way over the American border as far south as Nebraska. This low, however, is not likely to reach New York for 48 hours.

ment Calvary Cemetery. McKee and sister of Felix. William James, Joseph. John and Daniel McNAMARA At her residence. 75 Pineapple 8t CECELIA Mc of Irene and Thomas.

Funeral Sat-urday from her residence, 318 State at 2 p.m. Interment Ever greens Cemetery. Funeral from her late residence, 37-30 60th Woodslde, on Friday NAMARA, mother of John Marie and William. Notice of funeral morning at iu 0 clock, is staying in port only a day after arrival. Other outgoing passengers on the Bremen are Alexander Legge, president of the International Harvester Company, and Maurice Werthelm, banker.

The President Monroe of the Dollar Line Is sailing today on the 201st world cruise of vessels owned by the line. Sailing on the Porto Rico liner Borinquen is Mrs. Franklin D. Mooney, wife of the president of the AGWI Lines. J.

Bettencourt-Ferrelra, Portu THE WEATHER hereafter. ARMSTRONG At Locust Val HALE Suddenly, on Wednesday March 23. 1932, JOSEPH beloved MILLS On March 24, at her res nusoand of Julia Hale (nee Zahn) idence, 352 Clifton Place, IDA and father of Joseph F. Jr. and wife of the late William S.

Mills. and daughter of the late Judge W. Joan Ann, at his home, 1416 Troy Ave. He is also survived by his FORECAST NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY Fair tonight and Friday; warmer Friday; moderate westerly winds becoming southerly Friday. EA8T8RN KIW YORK Generally (air Plan Headquarters i For Club Women Brooklyn and Long Island club-, women are considering establishing a headquarters for the several organisations in the downtown section," The plan, providing for rooms and an auditorium at Schrafft's, 3M Fulton were discussed last night at a meeting there of representative clubwomen.

The plan for the downtown head' quarters, according to Mr. Hair. C. Palmer, who presided, has been indorsed by Mrs. William P.

Earle Mrs. Catherine O. Morgan and Mrs. Louis Stahl of the League of Women Voters. Mrs.

Sarah B. De-Forest of the Camp Fire Girls. Miss Helen McCormick of the Catholie Big Sisters and Mrs. Mary Banker of the Long Island Federation of Women's cluts. Among others present at the din W.

and Lucy J. Branch, and beloved sister of Happy E. Branch. mother, Catherine, and sisters Mar Daily Aviation Record garet, Mildred, Ethelyn, Rita and Service at residence, Friday, March 25, 2:30 p.m. Interment at Madison, orace, and brothers William and guese consul at Boston, is among the passengers leaving New York tonight aaid Friday; slowly rising temper And News From Fields Charles.

He was" a member of En Ohio. (Ohio and Illinois papers please copy.) gine Co. 255, N. Y. F.

D. Funeral today on the North German Lloyd liner Berlin. The Swedish-Ameri Saturday at 1:30 p.m. with blessing MILLS Brooklyn Colony Na can liner Drottningholm is sailing Radio Talk tional Society, New England Women, in Church of the Little Flower. In terment St.

John's Cemetery. todav for Gothenburg and the Cu Lester T. (Husky) Flewellin, narder Alaunia is off for Plymouth, announces with deep regret the death of its valued member. Mrs. iiAwirtir cm March after long illness, MARY L.

HANIPHY IDA A. MILLS. cmer flight instructor at the Roosevelt Aviation School, Roosevelt Field, Mloeala, will give a ten-minute talk on flying instructions beloved wife of Joseph A. Hanlphy. Funeral services at her residence, Mrs.

FREDERICK STARR PENDLETON, President. Mrs. Harrison W. MacLenathen ley, L. on Wednesday, March 23, 1932, CARRIE wife- of the late Walton Armstrong.

Funeral from her l)omi Valley Locust Valley. VT, ion Saturday, 26, 1932, at 3: p.m.'- 'BARKER On March 23, CAROLINE, widow of Walter Barker, at her residence, 481 Van Slclen Brooklyn. Funeral service on Saturday, March 26, at 2:30 p.m. ELLIS Suddenly, -on March 22. 1932.

WILLIAM Of 628 E. 28th Brooklyn, beloved husband of Anna It. and beloved father of Lucia C. Shaw, Edmund J. and Arthur J.

Belllsi Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, near Grand Ave, Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 24, at 8 p.m. BOLAND MARIE on March S3, 1932, beloved mother of Mrt. Eva M. Boyle, Mrs. Rudolph F.

Brodell. Mary Joseph V. and Arthur E. Boland. Funeral from her home, 258 Arlington on Saturday at 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross- Oeme-terv. Solemn requiem mass at St. Mlbhael's OhurehV Jerome a Monday, March 28, 10 a.m. Campbell Thursday. M'crrh 24.

1932. WILLIAM J. hatband of Sarah A and father of Elfnche D. Campbell. Services at 667 Jefferson Ave, Brooklyn, Fri at p.m.

tonight over Station WLTH. Husky has been active In day, March 25, at 8 p.m. Interment Corresponding Secretary. ner and meeting were Mrs. Robert Merwin, Mrs.

William Denny Bar gent and Miss Nella Brown. ature In the interior rrmay. NEW JERSEY Fair tonllht. Friday In-creating cloudiness with slowly ruin tem-peratuit. anowera Friday night or Saturday.

General Report Preaeure conditions have settled somewhat. The northwest low has expanded from British Columbia and Alberta over Saskatchewan and southward over the Rocky Mountalna ar.d plaina states to 39. 9S at Amarlllo. Texas. It la high over the Oulf States and Mississippi Valley and a feeble depression over portions of New York and Pennsylvania, 30.20.

The high rangee from 30.30'a In the Ohio and Tenneasee valleya to 30.40 at Sable Island. The rains developing yesterday In the South Atlantle States has advanced to Cap Hatteraa, and light acattered rain or snow haa occurred in the lake region and aome other northern and central sections. The general tendency la to warmer. In the' New York area fair weather la likely to continue, with moderate temperature and moderate to light shifting winds, becoming southerly and warmer Friday. winds alone the Atlantic Coast are private.

aviation for ten years. MILLS Froebel Society announces Flying Conditions at 8 a.m. Visibility indifferent, city smoke. Barometer 30.2S, steady. Humidity 08.

Ceiling Low, broken clouds. Wind Southwest, one mile; Increasing. Aviation Forecast Flying forecast for metropolitan area this afternoon: moderate southwest winds at surface, veering and increasing with altitude; fresh west-southwest at one-half mile; strong about one mile; broken clouds, city smoke and Indifferent visibility. HARRINGTON Suddenly, on with regret the death of a member and former president. Mrs.

WIL Checks Fly Back Havre and London. MOROSE, WOMAN A SUICIDE East Rockaway. L. March 24 After having suffered from melancholia for several weeks, Mrs. Marie Hersdorfer, 39, the mother of two children, committed suicide yesterday in the kitchen of her home by inhaling illuminating gas, according to the police.

She left a note In which she said she intended to take her life. The woman's body was discovered by her husband when he. returned for lunch. Oas was escaping from open Jets In a range. LIAM 8.

MILLS. March 23, at Morristown, N. MIRIAM SCOTT, beloved wife of Daniel W. Harrington. Services at her late residence, 1 Columbia Floyd Bennett Field inspectors today said they had been Informed Calls Bicentennial Fete Prosperity Aid Gilbert T.

Hodges, president of" that a man posing as Frank Mrs. STUART CLOSE. President. NORTON On March 23, 1932, Road, Morristown, N. on Satur Clarke, Hollywood stunt flier and the Advertising Federation of day, March 26, at 2 p.m.

Interment crash pilot, had passed a number at Nyack, N. Y. a ROBERT EDWARD NORTON, beloved husband of Clara and of bad checks of small denomination in Brooklyn inthe past few HAYES WALTER N. HAYES, at America, yesterday pledged the sup- I port of the advertising profession to the Washington bicentennial eel-, bratlon. Mr.

Hodges is chairman of father of Chester, Robert, and his 150-82 116th Road, nays. Jamaica, March 23, 1932. He is sur fresh northeast at Hatteras and moderating to light at Atlantic City, Then lleht southerly to Boston, nwtheast on the Maine coast and northwest or west from George Edward Norton, and brother of Mrs. May Helen Sisker, age 60 years, at his residence, 2902 Foster the advertising and publicity com-. 'ILLS FILED vived by his wife, Victoria, and mlttee of the New York City Blcen Halifax and Sable Itland eastwards dau3hter, Muriel; one brother, Ave, Brooklyn.

Services at B. J. tennial Commission. James J. Requiem mass will be "There is a very definite Shipping News Incoming Passenger and Mail Steamships Thuring's Funeral Parlors, 1178 Bushwick Ave, Saturday afternoon, March 26.

at 2 o'clock. Relatives HIGH WATER TODAV 1 I Hih Water. 1 Low Water. AM 1 Pit I AM I P.M celebrated at St. Clemens R.

Church, Ozone Park, on Monday, Mr. Hodges said, "that this celebra-, tion in honor of George Washington March 28, at 9:30 a.m. Interment New York 8.56 I 9 2 1 2:57 I and friends, also Montauk Coun has real and substantial posslb1H MARCH 25 Calvary Cemetery. HELLIESEN On March 22. 1932, OIOVANNEIXO, GIUSEPPE (Jan.

SSI. rstitn. about 11.000. To children, ttreutor, Lut(! Di Mola, 1705 Putnam Avt. LIHMAN.

FRED (March 131. anort $10,000. To Thertaa Lehman, vldow, 1080 I. 7th it. McAUSUN.

DAVID (Mreh 101. Etatf. (ion thin $10,000. To Mar 7 A. Smyth, aiater.

474 M. 3th St. MOODY. WIUJAU (March 31. Ialat, Bar than 13,000.

To Rom Moody, ttldjw, I 6Bergn it. ties from the standpoint of lmprov- TODAY New York I 9:48 110:14 I' 3:49 I the Fairchild Chapel, 88 Lefferts Place, near Grand on Saturday, March 26, at 2 p.m. (CASEY On March 23. 1932, at his residence, JOHN CASEY, beloved husband of Mary McCormick Casey, devoted father of Mrs. Lawrence OTflole.

Mrs. Florence Sullivan, cil. 99. Junior Order American Mechanics, are invited to attend. Interment Evergreens Cemetery.

hlp and Line Prom Due to Dock Pier ing business conditions. Probably st not other time haa it been more SUN RISES AND SETS March 24 I March 2S KATHERINE WITTE, beloved wife of Lawrence H. and devoted mother Ruei.8.53 sets.6:l 1 Rlses.5:M Sets 0 0() a.m. 8 R. Old Rlln OHLANDT On Tuesday, March MARQUES DB COMILLAS March 7: Cadia iSni.

Spanish Vieo yUfCANIA I It i coBullch. West Indies VEBNDAM (Dt)t- Holland- of Mrs. Gladys Morrell, Lawrence opportune to stimulate the abiding faith in American Institutions." 22. 1032. In her 46th vear.

MAR. H. Jr. and Evelyn K. Helllesen.

GARET P. OHLANDT, beloved wife America west Indies DUCHESS OP YORK (Br). Services at her residence, 1014 83d :00 a.m. 84 44th at 9:00 a.m, 5th at, Hoboken 00 a.m. 59 NR.

18th at a.m. 4 Pulton at, Bkn .10:00 a.m. 64 24th at John Casey Dead; of John D. Ohlandt, and mother of Viola and John D. Ohlandt Jr.

Fu Praise and Condemn Prohibition at Forum Events Tonight Anna and Helen Casey and brother of Patrick Casey. Funeral from his residence, 1330 Albany Ave, on Saturday, March 26, at 2 p.m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. CLEMENCY Suddenly, on March St, Thursday, 7 p.m. Interment private.

HERMAN CE On March 22, WILLIAM at his residence. 39 Mc Well-Known Builder John Casey, a well-known carpen neral services at her residence, 442 58th St, Brooklyn, on Friday, March 25. at 2 p.m 48 Charles at 7:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. At the Brooklyn Heights Forum 28 Franklin Canadian Pacific Bermuda, March rape Haytl, Marrk 18 JJVL0- Munson Havana.

Miami. CITY OP CHATTANOOGA. March 21 HAMILTON. Old Dominion Norfolk March 23 TOMORROW HAMBURO iGerl. Hamburg- Hamburg Marrh 17; South mptoti Cnerbourg OnrajNT.

Wrrd March 11 PAN AMERICA. Munson March 23 OATUN iHondi. Am. rruit. La ceib Maundy Thursday celebrated with ter and builder here for SO years, last night the resolution of the PALMER Wednesday.

March 23. Donough beloved husband of Irene Hermance (nee Jordan) and service in commemoration of the "Last Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce died yesterday at his home, 1330 Al unrcr at the Church of tne noir Trin- 1932, ALLYN W. PALMER of 37 demanding 2.75 percent beer was praised and condemned by members Noon. 9 00 a.m. 10 00 a m.

8 00 a.m. bany Ave. He was a member of the Br6oklyn Builders Association, the Rutland Road. Services at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1926 Uy.

a. Cpper Room Communlcn aerrlce ri com- I fy'moration of4 the 'Last Htmner" at Plymouth Church. Orange and Hicka ton. 88 R. 48lh at 14 T.

R. Wall st 84 R. 24th at 0 Pec Slip 37 R. Soring at 26 Franklin of the forum. SHAWNEE, Clyde Miami Marrh 22: Jackson Church Ave, Saturday, at 2 p.m.

The discussion of the chamber's 11:00 a m. ville MADISON, Old Dominion March 24 PATTY Suddenly, on Wednes p.m. resolution branched out into a de Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Little Flower R. C. Church and the Holy Name Society and Is survived by his wife, Mary McCormick Casey; four daughters, Mrs.

Lawrence bate for and against prohibition, SATURDAY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. Hamburg, March 18: Smllh- United States amnion Dharboura nnhh day, March 23, 1932, JAMES beloved husband of Carrie Patty, father of Frances Taubert, Olive with vehement denunciations of the evils of drunkeness. here und' PRESIDENT ORANT, Dollar. Manila. Feb.

13: Brooklyn Lawyers Club meet at the Towers Hotel. Barbers mass meeting at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, s. American Palestine Campelen lunch 1933 drive at Town Hall. Manhattan. Kings County Pharmaceutical flociety form Better Bualina club, Lafayette ana Hoetrand 8.

eetiire by Stansbury Haaar it the reoklya Academy of Music, 8:15. OToole, Mrs. Florence Sullivan, Anna abroad, accomplishing nothing deft- nlte. Havana, EASTERN PRINCE (Br), Buenos Alrea. March Piirnese Prlnee Ssntoa Rio.

Trinidad Davis, Mary Lupe, Lois Oxley, Luclle Fatty, Donald, George and James Patty and brother of Mrs. John A. Wesener. Service at the P. 3.

Quinlan, writer, spoke on NERISSA liri, Purneaa Trln. Trldlded MONARCH OP BERMUDA 1:30 m. 80 NR, 19th at 13th st, JeraeyCltr i 74 S4th at 1:00 a m. 74 34th at 9:30 a m. 95 ST It, 58th at 9 00 a.m.

59 NR, 18th It 7:00 a m. 48 R. Charles at 3:00 p.m. 25 R. Pr'kllo at foreign affairs.

and Helen Casey; several grandchildren, and one brother Patrick Casey. The funeral will be held from his residence on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. brother of jMri. Mary P.

Green, Edward J. and George W. Funeral from his riome on Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

HESDORFER MARIE K. HES-DORFER, aged 38 years, of 1 Dean St, East Rockaway, L. suddenly, on March 23. She is survived by her husband, and two son, Richard and Robert; four brothers and one sister. Funeral services will be held at Wyckoff's Funeral Home, 176 Atlantic Lynbrook, L.

on Saturday. March 26, at 10 a.m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery HOWER On Wednesday, VINNIE HOWER, in her 66th year. She was a resident of East New York 40 years She la survived by one Ethel Martin, and three sons, Robert.

Fred and Chester; Br i. Purness Bermuda BermudS. March 24 DUCHBSS OP BEDFORD We have Improved our position iBri. Canadian Pacific Bemud. March 24 In trade, we have improved our, Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, near Grand Ave, Saturday, March 26, at 2:30 p.m.

(Chicago papers please copy.) CITY OP MONTOOMERY, Savannah savannah, March 33.,,.... JEPPERSON, Old Dominion. Norfolk. Maroh 28 position morally, and we stand to- day as ths big brother of China," 23. JOHN THOMAS CLEMENCY.

beloved husband of Ellen and brother of Francis. Michael, Will-Jain, Anna, Mrs. Fred E. Radin, Mrs, John C. Rueger, Mrs.

Joseph Vtgglano, Mrs. Edward J. Hanlon. Funeral from his residence', 2060 E. 2 1st St, on Saturday, March 26, at 11 a.m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery (Bayonne papers please copy). "COLLINS On Tuesday, March 2J. 1932, JENNIE (nee Watson), wife the late John R. Collins and loVirtg moth. of Lillian Annett, Florence Bird and Virginia Callais, her home, 381 Bergen St.

Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. fcOPE At home, 820 Clark-nfrn MARGARET M. COPE. She is survived by her parents and tt sisters.

Notice of funeral hereafter. pENNIS On Monday. Maroh- 21, 1932. HAROLD BENEDICT DENNIS Of 2505 Bedford Ave, Brook-Mi beloved husband of Rosabelle king Dennis. Service at the Fair-, child Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, rear Grand Ave, Brooklyn, Thursday, March 34, ait 8 p.m.

Interment Oretowood Cemetery. TERRY At Riverhead. L. Wednesday. March 23, 1932.

ED QUINN On March 22. 1932. he ssid. "But our foreign policy. Says Europe Must WARD F.

beloved husband of Ida has lacked direction. We have not Outgoing Passenger Steamships ELIZABETH, beloved wife of George C. Quinn and mother of Vail Terry. Funeral services at his used the logic of France nor the TODAY aalla determination of Germany." 14th St. (malls close 3:30 p.m 8 p.m.

George and Anna Quinn. Funeral services at her home, 1043 E. 32d St, on Friday, March 25. at 8 p.m.- ALBERT BALLIN. tor Cherbourg.

South home Friday, March' 25, at 2 p.m. TOROCCO MABEL RONK TOROCCO. on March 21, at her residence, 725 Cortelyou Road. Sur CALEDONIA, t. Irom Pier er 88.

N. for West Indies, from Pier W. 14tb St. ino msilm, sails ampton and Hatnbun 98. N.

8 o.m. w. 48th St. imalla close ADVERTISEMENT. p.m.

First Cut 'Armies United States Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas, dots hot believe that any step should be taken looking toward reduction of Europe's war debts to the United States unless the European governments first aallt 12:01 a.m. RAPUZZI On March 23, 1933, WEST IMBODEW, far San tea, Mealeylde PETER, beloved husband of Anna TOMORROW BREMEN, for Cherbourg, Soalhamalon four grandsons and one arand- WAKE UP YOUR and Buenea Alrea, from Pier 84. Brooklyn, Hamilton Ave (esalle eloae 10 a.m.). -daughter. She was a member of the nd father of Frederick, Ada and and Bremen, from Breeklvn malls rlose 8 oa.

Tknrsdayi. sails BERLIN, for Southampton. Boulogne end I a.m. Beatrice; Rapuzai. Funeral from his residence, 38 Webster Ave, Brooklyn, March 28, at 9:30 a.m.; thenct Bremen, from Pier 42.

Morton St. (mails close 7 a.m.i. aalla 11 a.m. DROTTNINOHAM. for Oothenburg.

from Andrew M. E. Church. Funeral services will be held at the home of her son, Robert Hower, at 108 Etna Brooklyn, on Saturday at 2:30. Interment at Evergreens drastically reduce their military and naval establishments.

Speaking at the World Affairs In Pier 97 N. W. B7th St. imalla eloae to St. Joachim's.

Roosevelt St, 12:30 I. aatis 3 o.m. New York City. Interment Cal 8ATURNIA. for Gibraltar, Algiers.

Cannes. stitute in the American Woman's napiee, Amena, nan no Aiexftnaria, vary Cemetery. Cemetery. AMERICAN BANKER for Plymouth and London, from Piei 39. N.

Houston 8t. -tmalts clos! nooni. sails 4 p.m. BALTIC, for Cobh and Liverpool, via Boston, from Pier 60. N.

W. loth SI imalls rlo.ie 1 sails 5 m. PENNLAND. for Pivmouth. Havre and Antwerp.

vl Hal'faa. from Pier 89, N. 18tb 84. Imalla eloae I p.m. I.

sails 5 p.m. TIVIVES, for Santiago and Puerto Barrios, from Pier 9. Rector St. imalla close 9 10 a i. aalla noon.

MUNAROO, for Nassau, from Pier 84. from Pier 84, 44th St imalla vived by her husband, John; two aunts, Savilla Conklin and Julia Wlgton. Funeral services Thursday evening at 9 o'clock. Interment Greenwood Cemetery Friday 10 am. THOMPSON On Tuesday.

March 22. 1932, JEANNETTE R. THOMPSON, at her residence. 372 E. 25th St, Brooklyn, beloved mother of Mrs.

Arthur Muir, Mrs. Ernest Muehleck and Miss Jessie Thompson. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, near Grand Ave, Thursday, March 24, at 8 p.m. WEST ANNA A. WEST, on March 22.

Funeral services at her residence, 34-37 Linden St, Flush-1 close 1-30 p.m. I. sails 4 p.m. BORINQUEN, for San Juan and Snto Do. INGALLS On Thursday.

Match ROSATO CAROLINA ROSATO, at her residence. 70 85th on On March 23, mlngo City, from Pier 18, E- ft Maiden 24, 1932, JAMES ARTHUR, of 1418 March 24, 1932, beloved mother of BRIDGET (nee Murphy), beloved Pacific Brooklyn, beloved hus Lane (mails elose 9 a.m. sails noon. CHIRIQUI. lor Havana, Cristobal.

Port LI-mon. Loa Angelea nd San Francisco, Association clubhouse, 353 W. 57th St, Manhattan, last night, he declared that neither house of Congress will approve President Hoover's recommendation for a war debt commission. Maj. Gen.

John F. O'Ryan warned that "we must be prepared to make Nicholas Mrs. Mary Camera, wife of the late Andrew Durkin, Irom Pier 9. N. Rector St.

imalla N. w. 24th St imalla close 9:30 mother of Mrs. Edward Farley and Mrs. Loretta Canavan and grand band of Lillian Ingalls.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, ner Grand Ave, on Friday, March 25, at 7:45 p.m. Please omit Mrs. Rose Ajello, Gioconda Scarano, Notice of funeral later. SMITH On March 22, ELLEN aalla 5 p.m ORIENTE. for Hav van.

rram Vt la mother of the Rev. Edward J. Far. ley, Walter and Marie Farley, Helen flowers. SMITH (nee Burke), beloved wife of William, devoted mother of John Canavan and Charles Lynch.

Fu LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed ia the Morning Rarin' to Go If rv feel eour and sunk, aad the) erorlet asfca eaak, don't airallo lot at aaltsv mineral water, oil, utaatlvo ready or ebewing turn sad espaiet them to mak you auddenip woet and buoyant aod full of aunsbiM, For ther oan't do It. Ther only more thai bow-la aod sner movement doaen't set at the eaime. The reoaoei foe your downnd-oua leeJliig le your liver. It ehould pour out two fjounde of liquid bile into your ooweie daily. If this bile la not ftawine freHy.

your toot doesa't I feet. It lust deeaye ill bowels Ctae bloats up your etomech. have a thK-k, bad taato and your hfewth ie (out. kin often break out in blemlahea. Your head rose and you feel dowa and out.

Your Wools aystera is poison 4. It takes thoe fr.d. eld CARTER LITTLE LIVEIl riLLS to fet theae tww pounds of bile flnwinf freely and make ynel feel "up aind up." They contain wonderful haralma, f-ntl v-f-uble extract, amaaing when it comee to making the bile flow freely, but don't ask for liver pill. Aak foe Carter Little Liver PiUa. 1 for the name Carter' Little Liver filial the red label.

Reaeut a JUNG Suddenly, on March 24, Alexander B. and Mrs. Alice La neral Saturday at 10 ajn. from her elose 2:30 p.m. aalla p.m.

SIHONEY. for Havana, Progreso and Vera Crua, from Pier 14, E. Wall St. (malls 3 p.m. elose 12-30 m.i.

sails Sin. PRESIDENT MONROE, for Havana. Cristobal. Loa Angeles, sn Francisco. Honolulu on world erulse, from pier 9.

Jersey city imalla close 1:30 p. l. aalla 4 m. FLORA, for Pert-ao-Prlnre. la nuayra.

Puerto rabello, Curaeao. Arnba ad Mararaiba, from Pier it. Brooklyn, Msk-tBcue Ml. malls loae 9 Hive; loving sister of Thomas jkkumk juno, beloved fa. some sacrifice of our independence of action" If future wars are to be prevented.

APPRAISALS HILLENBRAND, CAROLINE ISept. 2t. residence. 109-29 115th thence ther of Clairlce Gall and Jerome and Richard Burke. Funeral from Jung Jr.

Notice of funeral later. her residence. 843 E. 34th St. ing.

Friday. March 25. at 7 p.m. interment Saturday, 9 a.m, Huntington Rural Cemetery. WILKIE CATHERINE GRANT, suddenly, on March 22.

widow of James Wilkie and dearly beloved to Our Lady pf Perpetual Help Church. Richmond Hill, for final blessing. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated in Our Lady of nan OS, imaua ClOSO p.BP.I. sails 5 p.m.

EVANOELlNE. for Bermuda, from Pier IS. N. Murray St mo mallsi. aalla PAN AMERICA, for Hamilton.

Bermuda, from Pier 64 N. w. 24th su imalla close 9:30 p.m. I. sails p.m.

THERESE HORN, fur Montevideo and Buenos from Brooklyn (mails rlose 10 a.m.. DUCHE88 OP YORK for Hamilton. Ber-muds, from Pier 62 W. 22d St imail. close 12:30 p.m.

i. 3 p.m NORTHERN PRINCE lor Rio de Janeiro. Santos. Montevideo and Buenos Aires, from Pier 71. N.

w. 34lh St. (mailt close 8 p.m.). sait: p.m. VEFNDAM.

for Bermuda, from Slh St. Hoboken mo mallsi sails 12 05 am. CALIFORNIA, for Bermuda, from Pier 54 N. W. 14th RL inn mail.i il.

Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 26, at 9:30 a.m., thence to St. Vincent Ferrer's Church. Olenwood Koad 19.101. Net estate, 13.000. To Prank 4.

Hillenbrand, husband, alnee deceased. As. aeta. Jointly owned property KEAN On Wednesday, March 23. 1932, BRIDGET KEAN tnee Downeyi, beloved mother of Maud Noble.

She is also survived bv ten grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 10 a.m. at her home, 163 Webster and E. 37th Interment Holy mother of John James Wil Perpetual Help Chinch on Wednes. LEICIC ADAM tPeb.

17. 19331. OrOSt 11am Mrs. William J. Gould.

Mrs. dav. March 30, at 8, am. Masses FERNBBO. for St.

Thomas. St. Crol. St. Kltta.

Antigua. Guadeloupe. 'Dominica. Martinique. Barbados, st.

Vincent. Grenada. O-oreetown. Paramaribo, cavenne. from Pier 61.

R. Stanton St. Imalla eloso 3 sa VULCANIA. Ir San Juan La Ouavra and Curacao from Pier 94. 44tn St.

(mails cloe 9 p.m. i. aalla midnight. MAURITANIA, for Nassau, from Pier Jit. Cross Cemetery.

SMITH Suddenlv. on Wednesday, March 23, 1932. EVA. beloved appreciated. FAOAN On March 23, 1932, WIL Adolph Grotjahn and the late Annie Wilkie.

Interment March 25, Greenwood Cemetery. YOUNG On March 22. SARAH Ave. Interment St. John's Ceme tery.

wife of J. Allen Smith. Relatives LIAM beloved husband of Agnes 1801 a.m. and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at her resi Pagan (nee McDonald) and dear A MARGARET C. YOUNG of 128 New Jersey Ave, ESQ AN (nee Heaneyl, on March dence, 117 Pearaall Ave, Jersey City, Brooklyn.

Funeral Servian at W. F. The South Greenland population contains little Eskimo blood. Sea at ail aturaa. QlKllUM.Ce.

23, at her residence. 2748 E. 23d St. father of Kathryn and William Fagan. Funeral on Saturday from his residence, 812 Lenox Road.

Time later. on Saturday, March 26, at 8 p.m. SMITH At his residence. 727 Moore's Funeral Parlor, 69 Pennsylvania Ave, Brooklyn, on Friday, March 25, at 2 p.m. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Chile has put heavy duty on coal to aid home Industry.

Lafayette Ave, on March 23, 1932, Sheepshead Bay, beloved mother of William, Edward, Joseph, Mrs. M. Callahan. Mrs. G.

Corson. Blessing on Saturday, March 28, at 2 pm JOHN beloved husband of Carry AUTO KILLS BOY Funeral services for Arthur Rug-gerl, 7, of 73-14 41st Elmhurst. who was killed at 5:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon by an automobile at 74th St. and 39th will be completed some time today. Police of the Newtown precinct who investigated said that Joseph ADVERTISEMENT ButlneM Schools SecreUrial Eldridge Smith.

Funeral from the Funeral Home, 396 Gates on lit QUemorlam CARTER In loving memory of Saturday, March 26, at 2 pjn. Z207 Ckm-ck A. flatbush: STURROCK At Oceanside, L. JEANNETTE CARTER (nee Spinney). March 24.

1931. St. Marks R. C. Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HFTJBEL On March 22, 1932. KAROLINE HEUBEL, age 69 years, beloved mother of Elizabeth Moore, Joseph, Peter and George Heubel. Funeral from her residence. 8087 riatw.sk A.

assets, 113 44S; net, $7,026. To Prancea M. Lekh, widow, one-third residue; Barker O. Lelch. son, one-third realdue, one-half realty; Edna L.

Northrup. dauihter, one-third residue, one-half realty. Assets: Realty. S3, 200; nocks and bonds. mortgifes, notes and accounts, 14.

34; ther property, 1132. MANTBL, BARBARA (Jan. 23. 133. Gross assets, net, 111.975.

To Catherine Mantel Ecker, dauihter, esecu-trli. Assets: Mortgagee, notes and ac-aounts. MITER. 3. R.

PR ED (June 5. 1301. Orosa aaecte, net, 112 823. To Henrietta Meyer, widow, executm. PAULSEN.

ALP C. I Oct. 18. 1928). Orosa assets.

13.498; net. 14.907. To Tonette W. Paulsen, widow, eieeulria. Assets: Realty, 83.343; caah.

81.S4S; interests. 08. 8IFOELMAN. 8IOMUND (June 22. 19311, Orosa asaeta.

net. 1101.952. Te Abraham Siegelman. son. life Interest in $33,000: Meyer Siegelman.

son. 118.484; Dlrld Siegelman. son, 118.484: Julius Siegelman, son. life Interest In 118.484: nuraeroue grandchildren get email legaclee. Assets: Realty.

mortgages, notea tn eesWMtt, Seeretarlat Srbeet SI'eksjiiaelet t-ITPI Schmidt of 114-18 14th White- HUSBAND and -DAUGHTER. HODGETTS JOHN R. March 22. JOHN STURROCK in his 68th year. Funeral services at the residence of his son, John Sturrock Jr 32 Davison Ave, Oceanside, Thursday, March 24.

at stone, was the owner and operator of the car which struck the child. Cemmerelal er Seeretsrlel Caaree an, est 818. for bfgh sehool or eolle srariuetc or atudenta with tww years of hiih achont. Bar Rail Academy 3 Platbush Avt, opn. Brooklyn Parareount Theatef, 68th Ave.

Friday. 8:30 He was questioned but not held. GETTS, In loving memory of our devoted father, who passed away March 24, 1926. CHILDREN. BLESSED RELIEF FOR FIERY PILES Vtm'i dun or rtr pi with kttwb (Mt i sKtriiftiM rr p)t mirm.

mhrnk tw hmr4 lulwa. Only Ut diM of phrtim wUd mt hv4 thing v-r put I to tMWr rnm Ak frw Arwmrt fir VnfftintiM fte-Ml i'tmm m4 by i Nnrvirh Vrmpmnvt ttm I turvtwMitime and 'hif, piMlinDM hav pntMi bv myjiml prn1mcfn for mmty 6ii rfwtftt)na Kl CntMi ir Itkt aaun bltmd rrM p.l-A Ift.t I ftiHitii Kiv to hum ami eMjtf l'wittliit UUI Cbm qiiicklT relish tte hrn. a.m.. thence to St. Mathiaa R.

C. 8:15 p.m. Interment Greenwood MODERATION in all things, ret never sacrificinfi service trftlalitv. Wti- 1 Noatrami Ave), it Hinrotk St. DEcatur 2-5700-3701 Church.

Interment 8t. John's PACK IKIIIIIiTI Cemetery, Brooklyn. Phone BAre(ae 7-8300 for Bulletin 8 BROAOWAV NKW TORst TEMPLETON On Thursday, Cemetery. KRAUSE On March 22. 1932.

OANNON The family of the late FCZEMA Relieve that- itch torment and ttirt torment and start THE ELL8WOKTH SCHOOL Shorthand Typewriting BookkeepiroL Car. Beater herrk Plalbaah, ins. burnm March 24. 1932. BESSIE, beloved wife of Alexander F.

Templeton and devoted mother of Henry W. Services at the Fairchild RICHARD C. KRADSE. beloved uncle of Charles and Richard P. Haarker.

eerviees at his residence, MARY GANNON acknowledge with healing with sincere appreciation the kind ex DAXCIXG lediAc. pejun. itchiac wnie4. boltiBS pressions of sympathy extended by ao lp to prwveot larrasana in tne few sea. Ther elan fo n'n tn reetam enfrhy.

447 36th St, Brooklyn, Thursday, 7 p.m. Interment Greenwood, Friday, 2 pan. Resino! Chapel. 86 LefferU Place, near Grand Ave, Brooklyn, on Saturday, Marcn 28, at 2 pan, i the reverend clergy, sisters of St. Joseph, relatives and friends, arstrv srHooi.

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