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17 H2 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY DECEMMR 19, 1929. COLD WAVE TO GRIP WHOLE COUNTRY Deaths Deatfts Arpert, Herman E. Havlland, I. T. Btrnes, Albert B.

Hennessy, Beyrr. Otto L. Elizabeth Briggs, Charles W. Humpstone, Rev. i Wife Accused Of Knifing Man In Money Row Report Quarrel Began Over Husband's Plea for Funds to Join Union 4ak 5- Taw kit tJ TEMPCSaTuse AT AJL an LmbS em I raeapiTATioN for last houcs -i liJLoiil 1 T-TrK.

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Firms ends iJicvtnnc Oklahoma Cihlff jall'T i ninn. 1 14 ti Pot llanJ. Ore. U-J 7J V. fief 'I lMnii (dottW lino) put rjncinnatj U4 I'illS'irf uXl A jT JJ JtV Arrows show dmcUoa el 1 Not only is It going to be colder here, but the whole country is In the grip of a cold wave.

The zero front extends to Colorado, Kansas, Iowa and western Wisconsin, and you can see that the freezing line extends Into the Gulf of Mexico. Snow Is falling as far south as Mississippi and Alabama. The Ohio and Tennessee Valley low is developing slowly northeastward and is now central over Virginia and Pennsylvania. As a result heavy rainfalls have been reported throughout the area, and snows are anticipated in the next 24 hours along the coast. By the barometer shift we will be rid of the persistent fog.

Also, note the northwest high, which has extended south to the Texas coast and is developing eastward behind the low. Tomorrow should see important changes. Shipping Nctvs Incoming Passenger and Mail Steamships TODAY. ShiD and Line. From.

Duotodoclc. Tier. LAN AsutU Cu-Southnmpton. indie. uverpool, Dec.

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Charleston. 17 L. L. Kinsolving, Brazil Bishop, Is Dead at 67 Spent 37 Years of Long Ministry in That Coun of Gen. Lee try The Rt.

Rev. Lucien Lee Kin-solving. D.D.. former Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Brazil, who spent 37 years of his ministry in Brazil, died yesterday afternoon at his home in the Torest Hill Inn, Forest Hills, L. of a cardiac ailment which he had suffered for several years.

He was 67 years old and was a minister for 40 years. Bishop Kinsolving is survived by his widow, who was Alice Brown of Mount Holly. N. a daughter, Lucy Lee Kinsolving; two sons, the Rev. Arthur, chaplain of the United States Military Academy, and Charles Kinsolving, and two brothers.

Bishop Kinsolving was a cousin of On. Robert E. Lee, and was born in Virginia. After his graduation from the Theological Seminary of Virginia, he and a classmate, James W. Morris, set out for missionary work in the State of Rio Orande do Sul.

Brasll, there to establish a new branch of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Ten years later he was elected Missionary Bishop. In 1926 he was forced by falling health to return here and tn 1928 resigned, funeral services will be hold la St. Luke's Church in Forest Hills at 4 o'clock this afteroon and burial will be in the Theological Seminary, Alexandria, tomorrow. FLYING CONDITIONS, A.M Wind East, 10 miles.

Visibility 200 feet, dense fog. Ceiling Overcast; none. Humidity 100 percent. Barometer 29.63, rising slowly. MORTICIANS 219 Atlantic Aye.

PERSONAL BFTNO SEPARATED from my wife, Lillian Slemon. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her through tha usa of mv name. Jullua P. Blwnon. Anil st, I'ort Richmond, Staten Island, N.

Y. EDISON EMPLOYESI1l Contrast your linnns with ridicule alven old. unpaid Navy Yanlerslll Oeora Hiram Mann. PA: Ma and the two bova are valtlnf for you letter wiltuif for you from Mr. Carneal.

TWO YOI'NO MKN will take two paseen-pers to Miami nev.t weak; ahara expense, Wode. 2080 77th it. WOULD LI KB TO et In touch with several Immlkranti trom Denmirk. Pleas answer In Enallsb, Mra. John Rouslnn, Sweet Valley, 1'a.

LOST AND FOUND BAO-i-Lost: contalnlnc diamond earrlnm and diamond rlnif; In cab Monday after-noon; started Eastern parkwev, left X. lUst st: reward. LAFsyette 2S2S HAt'r -Lust; lady'a molra black silk, em-liriildered: contained aoma cash. 50-trlp Ui ket. silver pencil.

Phone STKrIIni 3982. Reward. BANKBOOK Loit; In September; pleas return tn Polish Savings Bank, 809 stn av, Brooklvn. BHACEUST-Lost: told, flealbie. braldnd, with amill diamonds and rubles; In Flat- biuh or B.

M. T. Phona MANsO-ld 4919. Reward. UOO Loaf, male; red ohow; on Deo.

10, vicinity of Oirrten Cltv; reward. 108 eth st. Uarden City. Phona Garden City IJOO Lost; Boston bull: on President It. between Smith and Hnvt sts.

Finder Please conitnunleaLe with t. J. Kane, 303A st Tel, ruMherland 6808. noo lost; Boston Bull female; Dec. Ill, vicinity Eastern Parkway and Washington av; 4 white feet, white nee and chest; reward.

Olry, NKVIns B032. Dor, Lost; red chow; name Chu; vicinity 10th at and 9th av, Prospect Park West; vicious animal with strangers; reward. T. Mnlnft. 7th av.

SYKOLASS CASK Lost; brown; Bible) House name In case; containing fountain pen, pencil, small chance. Return lo IMS 10th av. HANUBAO Lost; Monday; lady's, brown: containing money and reward for return. 531 Nostrand av. LAFayctta 3000.

PACKAGE Lost; left In Lorlmer st trolley car 8 30 Tuesday evenlm: containing curving set, valued as keepsake. Reward. Phone HANover 6-tS. RINO Lost; on orescent diamond, Huturdny, ahopplnt dtstrlct. Pulton Brooklyn; reward.

Phona Tarrytown 2S-R. IMNLost; cameo; carved In lava; on Putnam av, between Patrhen and Reld vav or on Held av car. NffVlns 5435. WATCH Lost; wrist, lady's, between E. a7th st.

and Avenue I or Ftathush a I R. T. subway; reward. 3714 Ava-ritto uys nni itvem MAIN HI nil" fjY MAIN I est ksM SATl'RDAY, PKCEMBKR 21. North Bremen, Dee.

Hi Southamp coi.vMBia ton. STAVANCiFRWOPn Oslo. Pee. Ill; Norwegian American U. S.

Loses $9,04 Suit Against I. Bank A suit by the Government against the Bank of Coney Island for $9,044 was dismissed late yesterday by Federal Judge Clarence B. Galston. The action was based on a tax refund check to the order of Malcolm S. Mackey, as administrator of the estate of Jennie E.

Mackey and was dated March 19, 1929. The check, indorsed "Malcolm S. Mackey. administrator, by Aaron Prussian, attorney" and with the additional Individual Indorsements of Prussian and L. Buchman," was deposited to the Buchman account In the defendant bank.

Judge Galston held that the Government had no claim to the amount of the check, title thereto vesting in the Mackey estate. Mackey set forth that while Prussian held his power of attorney, the lawyer was not authorized to Indorse ot cash checks. 4 Calm Bandits Rob Coal Firm; Get $228 Cash Wait Quietly for Man Who Could Open Safe- Other Holdups Net $100 With a casualness unusual even in these days of calm holdup men, four armed robbers today held up Alfred Harris, assistant manager of the Rubel Coal Company at 37th near 36th Astoria, and de manded that he open the company safe. The robbers came in about noon, when Charles Bolln, the manager, was away from the office making his daily deposit in the Steinway branch of the Corn Exchange Bank. Harris Insisted that he did not know the combination of the safe, so the four sat down quietly to await the return of Bolln.

Finally the manager arrived and was forced to open the safe at the point of a gun. Then, richer by $228, the four walked out the front door, and strolled around the corner. Police of the Astoria precinct, with good descriptions to go by, are still looking for the robbers. Robbinir a Macy true driver and a drug store, bandits obtained $400 In two holdups here last night. Three men approached the trucK driver, Patrick Cosgrove of 105 Audubon Manhattan, he parked his delivery truck at 2718 Avenue to count his collections.

One of them covered Cosgrove and his assistant, John Murphy of 12 E. 123d Manhattan, while the others scooped up $200 in cash and $100 In check and escaped. With the Introduction, "Well boys, it's Christmas; better give the little boy a hand," a lone bandit entered the drug store owned by Martin Lcvine at 573 Kings Highway last, night, forced Bernard and Morris Levine, brothers of the proprietor. Into a washroom at the point oi a revolver and made his getaway with $100 from the cash register. Later customers released the two orotners.

Police of the Sheepsheaa Bay sta tion are "investigating. Model of Liner Columbus Goes on Muiden Sail Thoueh foe hampered most steam shins todav there was one crait which it did not bother. That was the 38-foot Ions model of the North German Lloyd liner Columbus that was brought in last weeK on wip Bremen by Max Bartsch, German engineer, who has startea a cnain of bov boat-building clubs in Ger many and who hopes to introduce the Idea here. The model, said to he the larges'. ever made of a passenger liner, moved from the Robins plant of the Todd Shipyards Corporation, in Erie Basin, at 9 this morning, accompa nied by the dispatch boat Nataue Mae.

carrying pnotoerapners ana other invited guests. It went under the Dower of its own Diesels, minia. tures ot the Columbus Diesels, car rying three passengers, to the Bat tery, where a crowd gathered to spect it. MARY E. MONFORT Mlneola.

L. Dec. 19 Mary Elizabeth Monfort died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooley here.

222 Cleveland on Monday, in her 74th year. She and Mr. and Mrs. Cooley have been friends for many years. The deceased is a daughter of the late Garrett ana Susan Montfort and served for several years as assistant to the oostmaster at Glen Cove, L.

I. Mls Monfort was never married. Funeral services will be held in Dodges Funeral Parlors at Glen Cove. Dcatbs SULTAN -HENRY SULTAN, ifi his 56th year, on Dec. 17, beloved husband ot Dorothy Mussmaoher.

at his home. 446 Etna st. Funerni services Thursday, 8 p.m. Interment Friday, 2 p.m., in family mausoleum. Evergreens Cemetery.

TEAGUE On Wednesday, at her home. 471 Greene MARY A TEAOUE. Born at Fintona, County Tyrone, Ireland. Funeral from her residence on eaiuraay ai iu a.m inre to the R. Church of the Nativity, where a solemn mass of ttquiem will be celebrated.

Inter ment Calvary Cemetery. TIERNEY Suddenly, on Dec. 18, JOHN at the home ot his sister, 4007 75th Jackson Heights, son of the late Thomas and Monica Cashin Tierney. Funeral Saturday 9:30 thence to St. Joan of Arc Church.

82d st. and I5th ave, Jac son Heights. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. WOODS On Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1929.

JAMES beloved husband of Anna B. Woods, father of Gerald L. Woods and Mrs. Edward J. con- Ion, at his home.

19710 100th ave. Hollis. 1m. 1. Funeral Friday.

Dec, in. at 10 a.m. Reaulem mass at St. Gerard's, corner Flushing and aist aves. Hollis.

Interment bt, John's Cemetery. WYATTE On Dec. 18. 1929, SARAH RAFTER WYATTE, beloved wife tf George A. Wyatte and sister ot Joseph Rafter and Mrs.

Mary Maloney. Funeral irora ner rea' tdence, 114-13 198th st, Hollis, L. I. on Saturday, Dec. 21, at a a 3n cgemotfam BERNSTEIN In cherished mem cry of our beloved daughter and Sister.

HELEN HIKSCH STEIN. Passed on Dec. 19, 1924. PARENTS and BROTHER. HAGGERTY In loving memoir of my dear husband, ARTHUR HAGGERTY, who died Dec.

19 Is VEMZIFXA. Panama Mall. rtVuSr7uMMr: 00 S3 Bkln. H.m.Hn MADISON. Old Dec.

20 3:00 p.m., 2S Franklin Savannah. Dec. IS 7:00 a.m.. 46 R. Charles at GEERING On Dec.

17, 1929, ADOLPH GEERING. Services at New York and Brooklyn Parlors, 187 Oxford st, Friday. Dec. 30, p.m. OOGGINS On Dec 18, 1929, EVA ROYCROFT OOGGINS, be loved wife of William devoted mother of William F.

and Helen E. Gogglns and sister of William Roy-croft and Mrs. Mary Swanton, at her residence, 2059 E. 1st st. Notice of funeral later.

GRANT On Dec. 18, 1929, BELLA OLDEN GRANT, beloved wife of John Grant, and mother of Mrs. Philip Deegan and Mrs. I. Bernstein.

Funeral from her residence, 298 Myrtle on Friday at 9 a.m.; thence to St. Edward's R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

GRANT On Wednesday, Dec. 18. 1929, MARTHA REHM, beloved wife of Edmund M. Grant Jr. Funeral service at her home, 261 E.

37th st. Brooklyn; on Saturday, at 2 p.m. GRIMES On Tuesday, at his home, 612 11th st, Brooklyn, WILLIAM GRIMES, beloved husband of Margaret McCarthy and father of Frank, James and Mrs. Raymond Carroll. Funeral Friday morning.

with a solemn requiem mass at St Saviour's R. C. Church at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HA VILA ND On Thursday, Dec.

19, 1929, ISAAC beloved father of Wilbur K. Havlland and Maiy Louise Brodie. Services at his residence, 150 Woodruff on Satur day, Dec. 21, at 8 p.m. Interment private.

HENNESSY On Wednesday, Dec. IK, ELIZABETH HENNESSY (nee Hart), beloved wife of James and mother of James, Stephen, Charles, Mrs. W. Gillen, Mrs. H.

Wilson and Mrs. A. O'Reilly. Funeral from hr residence, 583 St. John's on Saturday.

Dec. 21. at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Teresa's R. C.

Church, wher a solemn requiem mass will be of fered. Interment Holy Cross HUMPSTONE At his resident-. Rye, N. Dec. 18, the Rev.

JOHN HUMPSTONE, D.D., in the 80th year his age, the first pastor and pastor emeritus of Emmanuel Baptist Church In Brooklyn. At Dr. Hump stone's own earnest request, funeral services will be private. Within a brief period a public memorial Fervici will be held tn Emmanuel Baptist Church, due announcement of which will be given in this column. Kindly omit flowers.

(Phila delphia and Albany papers please copy.) JAMES MARY widow of the late John F. James in her 87th year Funeral services from the residence of her son, Clinton R. James, 788 Carroir Brooklyn, on Friday, Dec. 20, at 2 p.m. Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery.

KIDD On Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1QOO. at Vibv MciHonpa 1197 B. JOSEPHINE, widow of John J. Klfld.

Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m. Kequiem mass Church of St. Mat-irew. Eastern pkwy. and Utica ave Interment St.

John's Cemetery. KrtAYL HENRY KRAYL, 8712 252d. Belierose, L. I. Services ihitrsday evening, 8:30 o'clock, Sl- monson funeral parlors, 101st ave.

comer 95th Ozone Park, L. I. Burial Friday morning, 10:30 a'deck, Evergreens Cemetery, LANDIS On Dec. 18. ANNIE C.

LANDIS, beloved mother of May Gundlach, sister of Jessie Malkin and Harry Hull, in her b6th year. Services Friday 9 p.m., 459 Sagamore corner Garrison ve N. J. Will meet West Shore trains leaving 42d st. ferry and 8:15 p.m.

Interment -t Peeksklll, N. Saturday. LEIGHTON Thursday, Dec. 19, 1929, at her residence, 175 Eastern JENNIE, widow of Capt. Charles P.

LeiBhton. Services at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1925 Church Friday. atMO a.m. in terment Mllbrook, Mame.

(Rockland and Bangor, papers please copy.) MAHON On Tuesday. Dec. 17, 1929. MARY E. (nee Muldary, widow of Joseph Mahon and mother of Anna.

Dorothy. May and Joseph Mahon. Funeral from her resi dence, 196 Asnland on Friday at 9:30 a.m.; thence to the Church of Our Lady of Mercy where a solemn requiem mass will be cele brated. Interment Holy Cross Ceme tery. MCLAUGHLIN On Dec.

17, 1929. MICHAEL, beloved husband of the late Mary McLaughlin, at the rest dence of his daughter, Mrs. Mae Sullivan, 120 Broad Williston Park, I. Former resident of the 22d Ward, Brooklyn. Funeral on Friday at 8:30 a.m.

Solemn requiem mass at St. Aiden Church. Inter ment Holy Cross Cemetery. MIDWOOD COUNCIL 1615, ROYAL ARCANUM Members: You are requested to attend the services of our late brother, HARRY CRONKRIGHT. on Dec 20, at p.m.

at the Cooke Funeral Parlors, 1358 Flathush ave. JOSEPH BAUMWOLL, Regent. R. F. Brushaber, Secretary.

MUELLER On Wednesday, Dec. 18, 1929, ALBERT GEORGE MUEL LER, beloved son of Mary Muellei and the late David Mueller. Funeral from his home, 354 Gates, Saturday, Dec. 21, 9:30 a.m.' Requiem mass Church of the Nativity, Mad' lson st. and Classon at 10:15 a.m.

NICOLAY Suddenly, on Tuesday, Dec. 17, at Kingston, R. MARTHA ROSALIE NICOLAY, widow of Henry Nicolay. Services at Green wood Chapel, Friday, Dec. 20, at 12 o'clock.

PFEIFFER Rev. JACOB PFEIFFER, In his 62d year, on Dee. 17, at Dallas, Texas. Funeral services Saturday, Dec. 21, from the home of his brother-in-law.

Orin R. Judd, 234 Washington ave Brooklyn. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. PORTER Suddenly, on Dec. 17, WILLIAM HORACE, beloved hus band of Edna L.

Porter (nee Eng strom). Services will be held at his residence, 2407 Avenue Brooklyn (take Brighton line to Avenue station). Thursday evening at 8:30, Sllentia Lodge, No. 198, will render the Masonic ritualistic service. Mem cer of Union Chapter, No.

180; York Coromandery and Kismet Temple, Interment, Friday, Woodlawn Cem etery. PORTER Kismet Temple, A. O. N. M.

8. Nobles: Noble WIL LIAM H. PORTER has entered the Unseen Temple. You are requested to attend funeral services at his residence, 2407 Avenue Brooklyn Thursday evening, Dec. 19, at 8:30 O'clock.

GEORGE COOK Illustrious PULTZ On Thursday, Dec. 19 1929. ADAM DUDLEY, husband of the late Margaret E. Pultz. Funeral services at his home, 173 Amity st, Butler, James B.

James, Mary E. Carr, Deranda F. Kidd, B. Josephine Krayl, Henry Landis, Annie C. Leighton, Jennie Lloyd, Charles E.

Carroll, Sabina Clifford, Adeline Crafts, Elizabeth Cronkright, HarryMahon, Mary E. Davis. Mabel Rice McLaughlin, M. Di Marco, Philip Mueller, Albert Dunne, Richard Nicolay, Martha Egelhofer, Henry Geering.Adolph Geraghty, Margaret Ooggins, Eva R. Pfeifter, Rev.

J. Porter, William H. Pults, Adam D. Sultan, Henry Teague, Mary A. Tierney, John T.

Grant, Bella O. Woods, James A. Grant, Martha Wyatte, Sarah R. Grimes, William AHPERT On Wednesday, Dec. 18, HERMAN beloved husband of Hulda Arpert and father ol Alma, Olga, Elsa and Erio Arpert Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts near Grand Brooklyn, on Saturday, Dec.

21, at Please omit flowers. BARNES Suddenly, on Dec. 18, ALBERT B. BARNES, husband of Carrie father of Donald brother of Charles B. and Mrs.

William- Broad. Services at his home, 17 Marvin ave, Rockville Centre, L. Saturday evening, 8 o'clock. Interment Lakewood, N. J.

BeVeR On Dec.v17, 1929. OTTO L. BEYER, veteran of the S. A. W.

end mpmber of Henry J. Kieuy Cantp. No. 44, S. A.

W. beloved husband of Marie J. Creamer Beyer and of Mrs. Peter Rotonder. Funeral services at his residence, Adelphi on Friday, Dec 20, 2 p.m.i interment at nuumuu Cypress Hills.

BRIGGS At his residence, 45 Craij Freeport, Ju. Dec. 18, 1929 CHARLES beloved husband of Nellie G. Briggs, in his 74th yearl Funeral private rtttl.fr On Tuesday, Dec. 17.

at his lata residence, 239 5th nw Npw York City. JAMES B. tUTLER, in the 80th year of his fige. Funeral service at tne cnapei 14C E. 57th on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

CARR On Dec. 17, 1929, DERANDA F. CARR, at the residence of her son. 40B Sumner ave. neral Saturday 9 a.m.

Requiem mass Church of Our Lady of Vic torv. Throop ave. and McDonough st. Interment St. John's Cemetery, CARROLL--SABINA CARROLL, late of 80 Pierrepont BrooKiyn nn T.ne.viaV.

Dec: 17. at Schenectady, N. Y. Now reposing at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts near Grand Brooklvn. Funeral Friday, Dec.

20, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to the Church of. St. Charles Borromeo's, Sidney pi. and Livingston Brooklyn, where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 10 Interment Calvary, CLIFFORD At Freeport, L. Dec.

18, 1929, ADELINE CLIF FORD, beloved wiie oi tne late wu-liam E. Clifford and sister of Mrs. Ella R. Ackerman, Emeline Rowley and Monroe a Ryder. Funeral scrv Ices at her residence, 291 Smith st, Freeport, Friday, Dec.

20, at 8:15 pjn. Interment Cypress Hills Ceme tery. nONKRIGHT HARRY CONKRIGHT, at his residence, 900 B. 18th Brooklyn, on Dec. 18, 1929, beloved husband of Emma (nee Girard) and father of Harry and wrifth.

Services at Walter Cflokft Funeral Parlors, 1358 Flat hush Friday. 8 p.m. Interment mitch Rpformed Cemetery, Ridge field Park. N. Saturday at 10 ajn.

CRAFTS On Wednesday; Dec. 18, 1929, ELIZABETH beloved wife of John Dunbar Crafts and mother of Hazel C. Moody. Services at her TMlfienee. 682 Putnam on Sat urday at 2 p.m.

Interment private rv7RRnddenlv. Dec. 18, MA BEL RICE DAVIS, wife of Henry Clark Davis. TIE WITT CLINTON COUNCIL no 419.ROYAL ARCANE Broth Yon are reauested attend services of Brother Fast Regent rwiRi.ES E. LLOYD at his resi dence.

26 Sheridan Friday at 8:15 p.m. R. C. EARECKSON, Regent. James A.

Drew, Secretary. ni MARCO On Wednesday, Dec. 18, 1029, at 1058 E. 14th PHILIP DI MARCO, beloved husband of Rosalie Dl Marco and father of Jerome, pronir JoseDh. Alfred and Frances Funeral notice later.

tiitttof RICHARD, on Dec. 17, r. hl home. 1223 E. 39th be loved husband of Anna M.

Ghee Dunne and lather or Kicnara Artf-Cur Mrs. C. F. Otto and Mrs, Mr.Manus. Funeral on Frl day at 9:30 a.m.

Requiem mass at the C. Church of St. Thomas Aquinas, Flatlands. Interment Hoiy Cross Cemetery EGELHOFER On Tuesday, Dec. 17.

1029, at his residence, 144 97tn st Corona. L. HENRY, beloved hus- band of Wllhelmina Egelhofer (nee Angert and beloved father of Martna Mabel. Charles, Henry J. and Wu liam F.

Egelhofer and Mrs. Henry Georeens. Mrs. J. a.

Macwerney, Mrs. George M. Messeberg and Mrs. Frank C. Barlow and brother or Mrs, Barbara Weber and Louis Egelhofer Servioes at the Fairchild Chapel, 245 Northern Flushing, L.

on Thursday. Dec. 19. at 8:30 p.m. In ternient private.

Kindly omit flowers. ENTERLIN On Wednesday, Dec. 18, 1929, CHARLES HENRY, beloved husband of the late Elisabeth En terlin! (nee Haubert) and devoted father of Catherine E. Mohrlng. at his residence, 169 Maojson si.

ra- neral ion Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Reaulem mass at Nativity R. Church. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. GERAGHTY-'-Mrs.

MARGARET GERAGHTY 9118 214th st. Queens Vlllaae. L. I beloved wife of the late Michael also beloved mother of Mrs. Margaret Griffln, Mrs.

George P. Ray and Joseph. Burial from above residence Friday, Dec 20. 10 a.m.. Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Queens Village, l.

OUR FUNERAL PARLORS practical convenience with absolute privacy. Geo. W. Pef.sc FUNERAL PARLORS Noitrand Ave. at Hancock St.

DECATUR 5700-5701 Outgoing Passenger Steamships Dec. uVuiii. a no a.m.. SB R. 14th it c'rulM 0:00 a.m..

54 14th Belfast, plosion rnpenhatew. :00a.i 60 NB, WlDlhst it, nkln Cherbourg. 100 a.m., S8 ldth.t Dec. 11; 1:00 a.m., 30 Dkln, Sedgw'k 8:30 a 13 R. Maiden la King- 93 53th It 23 R.

Franklin 4 Charles at 10 9:00 a m. 59 R. lath st S7 lath st 43 R. Morton 3.00 p.m. liamax (Joon, 8 00 a.m., I R.

46th Bt 10.00 a.m., 95 63th ft Dec. Mnn- OA a.m., 44 Rkln. Conover ul io i nii 41NR 10th st 7.0 a.m., ao I. w. ivin Dec.

17: IB 7:00 a.m., 37 R. Spring at SSth at, Kkln, 9:00 a.m., Soil) it, Dkln. Bergen, Hall- V.V Stall cioamia.) T.ANrRTt?.iA. for robh and Liverpool from Pier S6. N.

W. Mill at. (mails closa 7 a.m.), salla 11 a m. AI.KKra. for Lillian.

Allien. Piraeni, (ort lanilnonla and Marselllea. frara 31t Biosklvn (malla close 11 a.m.). sails m. STATENDAM.

for West Indies cruise, from 5th Hoboken dnalla dose 3 30 p.m.i sails p.m. Ai.HERTIO. for Cohh and Llvernnnl. from Pier SO. N.

W. 20th st. (mails cluse 8 a aalla 11-30 a m. ROSALIND, for Halifax and SI. Johns, Irom Pier 74.

N. 34th st. imalla close 1 30 a l. sella 11 a m. VANDYCK.

for r.arbadoa, R4o de Janeiro, nitntAi and Buenoa Alrea. from 14th Hoboken (mails close am. sails 1 1 SAN JI AN, for San Juan, from Tier S.I. Brooklyn, Hamilton ave. (malls eluse e-lA am) ttitlt.

nnnll. KUNOSHOLM, (or West Indies cruise, from Pier 7, N. W. 67th St. (malla close 7 a m.

sails, 11 a m. MINN BW ASK A. for London and Cherbourg, from Pier N. W. 17th st.

(mailt elnu- a 1 Hulls 11 a.m. a i.am arks, for Havana. Cristobal and rort Limon. from Pier N. Rerior (malls eloso 9:30 a.m l.

aatls nonn. TIVIV'FS. for Bantlaao. Klnaston, Puerto Tla and Puerto Barrios, trom Pier 15. E.

Maiden lane imalls clohe 9 30 m.i. sails noon. i-sw aa foe Hnuins from Pier 14. Wall st. (mails close 8.30 am i.

sails MACAHI, for Puerto Colombia, from Pier 9 N. Rector st, (mails close 11 mm ami .9 IIS 1 It). MTCANM, for Canenharen ind Danrla. from Pier II. Buh Docks, Brooklvn.

4.1d t. (malls elow 7 a.m.). aalla 1 1 a.m BFUMUIM. for Bermuda, from Pier Ho N. 55tri st.

imalla cloaa 30 a S1 am DOMINIC, for Para, from Brooklyn (malla close a a.m.?, There are poisons. four main classes of Mrs. Anna Christenson, 35. was to be arraigned today In the Fifth Avenue Court charged with bavins; stabbed and seriously Injuring her husband. Carl 45.

during a quarrel last night in the kitchen of their home at 4706 4th ave. The husband in a critical condition In the Norwegian Hospital. His lung was penetrated with a bread knife. Shortly after 7 o'clock last night, Carl, who Is a boilermaker employed by a Manhattan concern, asked his wife for $15 to Join the union, the police report. When she refused according to Mrs.

Chrlstenson, Call grabbed her arm and started to beat her. She seized a large carving knife and lunged It Into his back, police said. A neighbor called Patrolman Joseph Russell of the 4th ave. station, who summoned an ambulance from the Israel Zion Hospital. Gurber removed him to the Nor-weeian HosDltal.

At the hospital Chrlstenson closed his eyes and told the police that his wife had nothing to do with nis injuries. M'Andrew Wins In Chicago Fight Against Ouster Court Upholds Former School Head Dropped by Mayor Thompson Chicago, Dec. 19 Former super intendent of schools here and former associate superintendent of schools in New York City, William McAndrew has won a two-year fight for vindication. He was ousted by the Chicago School Board for al-leced insubordination, but the Su perior Court here yesterday quashed the school board verdict. McAndrew.

a native of Chicago, who had returned to the school su-Derintendency after serving 32 years In New York City schools, was call-xl Kim Georges stool pigeon" oy Mayor Thompson tn his anti-British attacks In 1927. The court's decision now puts Mc Andrew in a position to sue the city of Chicago for about $6,000 back pay, from August, 1927. when he was suspended, until February, 1928, when his term expired. His attor neys announced today that he wouia not press this claim, that exonera tion was McAnarews oruy oojei-uvc Woman and Man Die By Gun in Suicide Pact Westerlv. R.

Dec. 19 George Shippee, 40. of Pawtucket. shot and killed Mrs. Edwin n.

art. 35. at her apartment early to dav and then killed himself. A note which both had signed saying "This is a suicide pact" was found in nis coat. Wills Filed DILLON.

PATRICK IMiT 10). SiUte. 7.S00 rel: S50 perioral. TO Dillon, widow. Bridget GRIFFIN, TOWARD (Nov.

41. Estate, not mort thin 1300 real; $100 peraonaL To Anna U. Roach, lrlend, 436 84th at. mmflT. MICHEAL (Deo.

8). Estate. more nan $5,000 real; mora than $10,000 personal. To Oeoro H. Oilsow, on-in law, Clarkson reataurant business; Ernestlno Hurst, widow, aama residue.

LAEMMEL, WILLI Ai (Dec 11. Es tate, more than $5,000 real; less than $500 personal. To Anna Laemmel. 269 78th St. LUND, HILDA D.

12). Estata. $7,000 real: I50O personal. TO ouitav tuna. husband, 160 Sterling pi.

McKENNA. JOHN 8. (Dee. 14). Estate, Bioro than To Catherine Mc Kenna.

lister. Jersey City, N. $2,500 Florenoo Neary, daughter, Jaraay City V. Oertroda Mulligan, daughter, Jersey City, N. Margaret Mc-Kenna, widow, 346 E.

23d each chart equally In the residue. ROBS. ANNA ST. CLAIR (Dec. 3).

ES' tate, $5,000 real; $50 To Mary Henderson, sister, 357 oreene Alfred schoenbrun, friend, 150 Halsey $5,000. TAYLOR, CHARLES F. (Nor. 23). Estate, about $3,500.

To Bertha F. Taylor, 4054 Bedford ave. Spare one Christmas gift for the poor a check to The Eagle's Neediest Cases Fund. NEEDIEST' 10 Quebec 14 I 10 RariUCilj' f-trl zli San FuncixB hi -t 01 SinDieo PJJ Sail Like Cilv pal ki SH MafllChC 181 Sl.i'snl Wfl ksonville 5-4 1 n.iit Id iO Key Wfsl 7i Wi Sivmnih 41 Los An fries J4 Vk "s'buff 10 i4 Wk hit. JO Washington' 4 it Memphis Mon'fomer THE WEATHER FORECAST.

NEW YORK AND VICINITY Rain; slightly colder tonight; Friday fair and colder; strong south shifting to northwest winas. EASTERN NEW YORK Cloudy preceded by rain in central mm south and Bnow in extreme norlh portion tomgni; nMM.r tnmirht. In Arttlt.n DOrilOn: rilUttv nDrtt rinnriv with mow flurries In north portion and eolder In central and east nnrtions: strona aoutu shilling to wast winds. kfw Cloudv and sllshtls colder preceded bv ram tonight; Friday partly cloudy iind colder; fresh south and and northwest winds. WESTERN NEW VORK Snow and slightly colder tonight; Fnday snow nur-1 rles and oolder iwinTwrnN Nrw rNfiLAND Rain to- nlrht and possibly Friday morning; colder Friday; atrong soutnwesi winas tu southeast and ltr to west.

Grne ral Report. The Ohio and Tennessee Valley low nas davelooed slowly nortneastward, and IS now central oyer Virginia and Pennsylvania, 2944 at Lynchburg. Rains have continued over the Atlantic Coastk States, being mostly heavy along the coast, from tha Appalachians westward to the Mississippi River, fairly heavy In the Ohio Val ley and Like Rglon. The snow area will extend eastward to the coast generally during the next 24 hours wun a mange io colder and a shift to westerly winds. This will relieve the foa; conditions which hive been generally bad along the coast for the last week, lie "or'n- west hlgn Has extenncn mum iu nu-Texas coast and Is developing eastward b' hlnd the low.

Freezing temperature extends to the Texas and Louisiana coasts and the Rio Grande Valley. The zero front extends to Colorado. Kiusas. Iowa and Western Wisconsin. The lowest Is rRr-a he'ow at mstnn.

onv-otn. In the New York area rain will continue, probable turii.nn to snow th or tonight, on a change to westerly winds and colder. Friday promlsea fair nnd much colder, which will continue over Saturday and probably Sunday. Winds along the Atlantic Coast are moderate sou'hcrlv from Hetteras to Atlantic City and north or northeast thence to Eastport. HIGH WATER TODAY Standard lime I .10 06 110:52 4:02 4:56 DECEMBER 20.

New York New York III 03 5:04 I 6:34 SUN R18SS AND SETS December 19. December 50. I Rises.1:17 SeU.4;37 Artist Employs Brush On Tots' Christmas Toys Mrs. Harry A. Grant put aside her paint brush.

Until there are more old toys to paint for poor children she will return to her regular work as an artist. Mrs. Grant, who lives at 37-06 81st st, Jackson Heights, Is official painter of the Christmas committee of the Community Church Service Club. Mrs. Grant, who has painted five dozen mechanical and wooden toys for children during the past month, la in reality artist, spe-callizing in pen-and-ink sketches.

She is one of 15 women who, for the past four Mondays, have been doiiv the Christmas work at the rhurch for inmates of the city hospitals. Mrs. John H. Kelly of Elmhurst is chairman. On her committee are also Mrs.

Robert Fisher, Mrs C. R. Straatsma, Mrs. Louis Hassenfratz and Mrs. W.

L. Smith. CLUB TO INSTALL Officers of the Men's Club of Grace Lutheran Church. Olcott Forest Hills, will be Installed at a meeting to be held next Monday evening in the church parish. Those to be inducted are: Otto Homeyer, president; Rudolph Newgree, vice president; Charles Johnson Sr, secretary, and Frank Theil.

treasurer. MMILIES g'B-T8 'inTir Guys ise IWIth Time ol TODAY. AMRRICAN SHIPFrR, tor tondon, from Pier 7, N. K-. Roctor (tnalle close nconi, salla 4 m.

PRESIDENT HARRISON, for world cruise. via Panama Canal, from 12th Jersey City Imaila eloaa noon a lis 1 p.m. COAMO. far San Juan an Rinta namlnco City, from Pier SS. BraoklyB, Baanlllnn ave.

(malla elaaa noon. HKLUO OLAV. for Chrlsllanaand, Oslo and CopenhiBen, from th Hobokcn imalls closa fl 30 a.m.). Balls II a.m. MONTJSREY.

lor Havana. Progreao and Vera Crua. from Plar 14, E. K- Wall st. imalls closa 12 30 p.ra.t.

aalla a p.m. SANTA BARBARA. 1t CrUtoBal. and Valparaiso, from Pier 33, Brooklyn. Hamilton ava.

malla dole 8:30 a.m.), sallJ noon. TOMORROW. SOUTHERN PRINCK. for Rio Janeiro. Bantoa, Montevideo and Buenoa Ayres.

from Pier 74, N. W. 34th at. (mails rlote 9 pm.l, aalla mldnlsht. BELOENLAND, for world cruise, from Pier 59.

N. W. 19tb st. (no malls), aalla OLTMH8C.t'for Charbourg and ton, from Pier 59, N. W.

19th at. (mails closa p.m. aafla 10 for frt-a Prince, from Pier Brooklyn. Joralemon at. (malls close is p.m.), aalla p.m.

ASTKF.A. for Tnrka Island, from Pier V. Brouklyn. Joralemon at. (malla close I for Pnerto Colombia, from Mln Brooklyn (malls close, noon), LFTITIA.

Pior' Movllle and Olaikow, from Pltr 54. N. R-. W. IVU at.

(no molls). 5 rri RBAY. IKC. mtANroNl A for West Indies cnilsa. from pler 54 N.

W. 14th st. (malla closa 8 30 a.m. salla 11 a.m. WINS REALTY SUIT Riverhead.

L. Dec. 19-A Jury in the action that Charles E. Eam-mls Jr. of Huntington brought against Albert H.

Silk-worth of. Mat-tituck. promptly gave the plaintiff a verdict for the amount sued for, $733.32, as commissions on the sale of the land now occupied as the Boy Scout camp In Baiting Hollow. LEGAL NOTICE. (File No.

1804. 1926.) THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NTW York, by the trace of Ood. free and independent lo Isaac DrlUman. Judel Drill-man. Schachna Drlllraan.

Bend treetlna: Whereas, Benjamin Turk and Samuel R. Dnilman. who reside at No. 37 Lea avenue, Brooklyn, N. and 243 East Broadway, In tha Borough of Manhattan.

City of New York, have presented their account as temporary administrator! of JACOB DRILLMAN. deceaaed, lately resWInf at No. 1185 Baatern Parkway, In tha Borositb of Brooklyn, County of Klnis, City and Stale of New York, and a petition pravlnt that account may be judicially eattled. Now, therefore, yon and each of you are hereby cited to ahow causa before our Surrogated Court of tha County of Klnts. to be held at tha Hall of Racorde In the County of Kluts, on ttio 1st ay or January, 1930, at 10 o'clock In tha forenoon, why such settlement should Dot bo bad.

in testimony wnerroi. n--v vur the seal of our aald 8urrotate Court to bsi hereunto affixed. Witness. Ron. Oeorts Albert (Seal) Wlntata.

Surrotata of our said Counlv. at tha Borouth of Brooklvn. In the said Countv. tha 10th dav of December, 1920. JOHN H.

McCOQEY. Clark of th Burrogata'a Court. dl2-4t-th STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF Kinge Th underaltned doe hereby cer tify that he conducts or transect an In the SI county under the nam and atyl of Samuel Lurle, at 217 Haveraeyer In the said County of Klnta and Stat of New York, and further certltlea that the true 11 naana Af tha faar-On OOndUCtlni or transactinf the aald business, toerthar with hla post otiic aaoress. i William V.

Lurle. 217 Havemayar st. STATI OF NKW YORlt. COUNTY OF Kinja, ss On this 5th itay of December. 1927, before me personally appeared William V.

Lurle. to me known, and Jnown to m. to the Individual deacr bed In and i fnnuiA ni irt.ifieK. tna -ay rO an v-xv tun w. rt trureupon duly acknowledged to me mat h.

execute tn. sarmDW). Kot.nrrubiic, Dumb vs. ALrrTLE BOOKLET that has just come to our desk says, "Wise guys always seem to be working for dumb guys." Life is like that. The wise guy knows all about the business.

He earns plenty of money. The poor little dumb guy just plugs along in some mediocre job, doesn't get much pay, puts money into the savings bank every week "For what?" asks the wise guy. Then the boss decides to sell his business and retire. The man with some money can buy it. The poor little dumb guy takes out his bank book, looks at it, and says, "I'll buy it." The wise guy says, "Yeah, but what'll you do with it when you get it? You don't know anything about this business." "All right," says the dumb guy; "1 11 buy the business anyway, and hire you to run it for me." That's one reason why there axe so many wise guys working for dumb guys.

THE DIME SAVINGS BANK of BROOKLYN De Kalb Ave. Fulton 86th St. St 19th KESOVKCES OrBK 1 ISTAtLlSHED 119 V. fyj niiinnn.ili.i t'Ci 1925. Gone but not forgotten.

WIFE and BABY. on Saturday at 8 p.m. A.