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M2 15 BROOKLYN DAILY- EAGLE, NEW-YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1930. rue, Dcattjs HICII WINDS IN WEST TO BK1NC COOL WLWTHEK Due Today Dcatfcs HOOPER IDA beloved wife of Theodore Hooper, in her 73d year, at Baltimore, on Sunday, March 16. Also survived by sister, Esther, and brother, Ben. Funeral services In Baltimore Tuesday. Interment Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore.

For many years a resident of 134 Hull Brooklyn. Kings County Hospital to Be Ready on Time Kenny Brothers Put 50 Blschoff, Augustus HumriiaU. Bleser, Anna J. H. Frances A.

x-Brehm-, Sarah Jantzer, George Byrne, James J. Kelly, Patrick F. if CarUn, Mabel t. Law, William Clancy, Margaret Lowers, Melvina' Clark.HenriettaF.Manchester,, Jeanne Deininger, Emms Matthews, Mary foder, James. McCarthy, T.

K. fculce, Annie PlocU. EmcJie C. TFMPtJUTURt AND I 'I iu.im 0 J-TtT' I mcimATion fOR usf hour I fd" A HIGH 7 -7 i lf r.XJ..ANATORY NOTM AiLmiih pic 7a)JJ I if Imvahiah tr" lii. Oa'- AiUmi Li4 It 10 tj XU 3 Prllf Iteudj tlwidv.

Yiriulk lir Icotmoou. linwl Ctn.n J-4 6- through pri.L ot ju.l i OUilii.rn.iril, Vt I trull a Firlrn I i.A tg VS. Iiln IMM lm r.M UcneUilil liuciln 1iJZ ice iroum ul mnn 04i PiUvh.r,. Lil I Arrow, d.rKtlon ol KV) 10 Mr- if hI uenvti Zfg 1 LlLUli il ijfs.w.,i.is Lot ot IS! ,11 Lkf pti oa HlVliif Ml.Lunk t54j ft" Wtiil hft hiLliiiuli LrMlUf; 3C 44 Mh pD) I IW.lOinnton r44l The map today, as you will observe, is pretty generally scarred with high and low pressure areas. Just how they will affect our weather in the next few days will depend on how they will develop and what trend they will take.

For the present, however, the map Indicates that the low centered along the Canadian border will bring showers and rising temperatures to the metropolitan area tonight, while the high, which is Just west of It and traveling eastward, will bring a change to cooler tomorrow. Rains have fallen In this State and adjacent parts of surrounding States, Gulf States, upper Lake region, upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, middle Rocky Mountains and south Pacific slope. It Is colder over the western rain area and warmer elsewhere. A thunderstorm front Is developing southeastward with the change to cooler weather. Daily Aviation Record And News From Fields Today's Weather FORECAST NEW YORK AND VICINITY Showers tonight and Tuesday morning; warmer tonight; colder Tuesday; fresh southerl.

winds, becoming northwest Tuesday. EASTERN NEW YORK h0Wfr tonight and possibly Tuesday morntnj; somewhat warmer In southeast portion tonight; coWpt Tuesday; Iresh aouth and outhwest shifting to northwest wluds Tuesday. NIW JER8KY Showers tonight and possibly Tuesday morninj; allghtty warmer on the Tnniphf. Tupsday; moderate to fresli auvl outhwest shitting to northwest winds. WESTERN NEW YORK Rain thlt afternoon and tonight; colder tonight; Tuesday mostly cloudy and colder: probably snow Hurries ntheast portion.

SOUTHERN NEW Showers tompht and possibly Tuesday morning; warmer tomeht; coldrr Tuesday: moder- ale fresh shilling winds becoming northwest General Report Highs and lows are unusually numerous on this morning's map. Highs over the East Ouli and Boiith Atlantic States. New England, the Missouri Valley and the Washington coast. Lows over the Gulf of St, Lawrence, the Lake Region, Alb-rta and the plateau and south Kocltv Mountain Stutcs. Tills gives many types cf weather.

Rains have occurred In the Oulf States, New York and portions of surrounding States, upper Lake Region, upper MisMsslpni and lower Missouri vallev-'. middle Rnrky Mountains and the South Parlcllc slope. It Is colder over the weet-ern mm area, and generally warmor elsewhere. A pretty well d-flned thunder storm Iront Is d-veloolng southeastward with the change to cooler. In the New York area mostly cloudy skies and warmer will probably develop showers late tonight and on Tuesday with fresh southwest winds; cooler Tuesdat with fresh to strong west and northwest winds.

Winds along the Atlantic Coast are moderate to light west to south from Hatteras to New Yo-k, north or northeast thenie to Portland, then northwest and freshening to Sable Island. HIGH WATER TODAY. 'Eastern Standard Tlme.l High water. II low water. I A.M.

I P.M. New York 10:29 MARCH 18. I A.M. I P.M. I 4:09 4:22 New York 10:43 111:14 4:58 5:08 SUN RISES AND SETS.

March 17. March IS. Rises. 6:06 Sets. 6:04 I Rises 6:04 Sets.

6:05 Airport Committee Appointed The American Engineering Council announced yesterday the appointment of an airport committee to confer with the Bureau of Aero nautics of the Department -of Commerce. Prof. Ralph J. Fogg heads the committee and his associates will be Perry Fellows, W. W.

Horner, Dr. Harrison Howe. Prof. Alexander Klemln of the School of Aeronautics and H. G.

Shirley. Light Planes Derby July 21 Prize money totaling $25,000 has been posted for the All-American Flying Derby over a course In the United States, Mexico and Canada to be held on July 21. Tho derbv has received preliminary anction of the National Aeronautic Association. It will begin and end In New York City. COMMONWEALTH LODGE, NO.

40D, F. Si A. M. Brethren: You are urgently requested to attend the Masonic funeral services of our departed brother, FREDERICK aOITSCH, to be conducted at Eric-son Ericson btate Btreet Chapel, 500 State Brooklyn; on Tuesday, March is, at 8 p.m. HENRY W.

HODGES Master. John H. irker, Secretary, DEGAN HARGARET DEGAN on March II, beloved wife of Ed ward and mt Jier of Mrs. J. Smith, 'Mrs.

Med rthy. Mrs. A. Hinkle and. Edward Jr.

Funeral from her residence, 94-13 40th Elm-hurst, L. Tuesday, March 18, at 10 a.m.; 'hence to St. Bartholo mew's Church where a high requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment Gate-of-Heaven Cemetery. DEININGER On March 16, 1930, EMMA M-, beloved mother of Mrs Joseph Collins, Mrs.

Joseph Atkin and George C. Deininger. Services at her residence, 1463 80th Brooklyn, Wednesday, 2 p.m. Interment Greenwood. DODD On March 15, 1930, JAMES P.

DODD, beloved husband of Martha Collins, son of the late James and Elizabeth Dodd. Funeral Tuesday, March 18, from his resl dence, 63 Riverside Red Bank, N. J. Thence to St. James R.

v. Church, Red Bank, where a solemn high requiem mass will be offered at 11 clock. DUKE ANNIE, beloved sister of Alice Duke and aunt of Mrs. Joseph Nolan (nee Murphy). Funeral on Tuesday from the chapel of Cronin Flood, 2203 Clarendon Road.

Sol emn requiem mass at 8 a.m. at Our Lady of Victory R. C. Church Throop Ave. and McDonough St.

Interment Holy Cross. DU VAL On Sunday, March 19, 1930, at his home In San Francisco, WILLIAM STUART, husband of Lena Du Vat and son of the late William and Caroline Nichols Clark DuVal. EBERTH-On Monday, March 17, LIZZIE EBERTH, at her residence 1091 Gates beloved mother of Mamie Mulvaney and Mabel Felt- man. Funeral services Wednesday evening at the Peth Funeral Chapel, 15 Palmetto at 9 p.m. Funeral private.

EMERALD ASSOCIATION Officers, directors and members are requested to attend the funeral services of our former president, JAMES BYRNE, at St. Joseph's Church, Pacific near Vanderbilt Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 18, 1930, at 9:30 a.m. ALONZO G. President. William F.

X. Oeoghan, Recording Secretary. ENOLER On March 16, 1930, ANNA, beloved wife of Cam Engler and devoted mother of Robert and Helen Engler. Survived by her father, five sisters and a brother. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memo rial, 7501 5th Brooklyn, Tuesday, 2 p.m.

Interment private. FALLON On Sunday, March 16. PETJER, beloved husband of Ellen Fffllon and uncle of Arthur R. and William M. Fallon.

Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from his resi dence, 142 Nelson thence to the Church of St. Mary Star of the Sea, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated. Inter ment Holy Cross Cemetery. FARRELL On Saturday.

March 15, 1930, JOHN O. FARRELL, be loved husband of Annie F. Baxley and father of John O. Jr. and Mrs.

Joseph Saunders, at his home. 39 74th Funeral Tuesday at 8:45 a.ml, with a requiem mass at Our Lady of Angels Chudch. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. FRANKLIN On Sunday. March 16, 1930, at 450 Classon JESSIE BLANCHE, FRANKLIN, sister of Mrs.

L. Franklin Peterson. Funeral services at St. Paul's Church, Clinton and Carroll on Tuesday, March 18, at 9 a.m. FRIDSTROM JOSEPHINE FRIDSTROM, on Sunday, jifarch 16, ikju.

j-unerai service at her residence, 150 Logan Cypress. Hills, on Tuesdav eveninc at fl nVlnck Funeral Wednesday morning. In. terment cypress Hills cemetery. GOECKE On Sunday, March 16, 1930, MAXIMILIAN N.

GOECKE Of 245 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, beloved husband of Katie Marie Khuen, father of Margaret Louise and brother of Fred A. Ooecke. Services at the Falrchild Chapel, 86 Lefferta Place, near Grand Brooklyn, Tuesday, March 18, at 8 p.m.- Interment private. GOTTSCH On March 16 1930, FREDERICK O. GOTTSCH, of 3002 Avenue beloved husband of Estelle Merklen Gottsch and father of Frederick and Janet.

Funeral services at Ericson Ericson 's Chapel, 600 State St, Tuesday evening, 8 o'clock. Interment Wednesday morning, Evergreens Cemetery. GOTTSCH Orient Chapter, No. 138, R. A.

M. Companions: Yo't arc requested to attend funeral services of our late companion, FREDERICK O. GOTTSCH, at Ericson Ericson's Chapel, 500 State Brooklyn, Tuesday, March 18, at 8 p.m. HOWE RAY TURNBULL, High Priest. Lewis R.

Lochhead, Secretary. GOTTSCH Brooklyn Council No. 4, R. Sc S. M.

Companions: You are requested to attend funeral services of our late Illustrious Companion FREDERICK GOTTSCH. at Ericson's Chapel, 500 State Brooklyn, Tuesday, March 18, at 8 p.m. CHARLES W. FORD, Deputy Master. Lewis R.

Lochhead, Recorder. HAMMATT On Saturday, March 15, 1930, FRANCES beloved mother of Florence L. Hammatt and E. Louise Tuller and grandmother Mr. J.

Harold Green, Loren and Marjqrie Tuller. Services will be held at her residence, 359 Lew-it Brooklyn, on Monday at 8 p.m. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. ESTIMATE COSTS for your protection. MAIN 7773 EDWIN BAYHA MORTICIANS 219 Atlantic Avenue "BrlnjDarrowand Other Notables LaMj-r to Dehale Mi itli Dr.

Wilson on Dry Law ut Aeadeinv on Friday The North German Lloyd cabin liner Stuttgart docked shortly after 9 o'clock this morning at Pier 4, Terminal, fool of 5Kth briiiKlr.g in Professor Felix ion gyne cologist of the University of Berlin, and Carl von Rcglste, German i writer. The Grace liner Santa Ellsa. from Va'paraLso. 111 dock this afternoon at the foot of Hamilton Ave. Clarence Darrow, who will debute prohibition Friday nlaht at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with Dr.

Clarence 1 rue Wilson, general of the Board of Temper-i mice. Prohibition and Public Morals of the MethodiU Episcopal Church, as his opponent, is arriving this afurncon on the Cosullch liner Raturnla alter nearly a year in Europe. Docking shortly before the Satur-nla Is the French liner France, returning from her third cruise to the Mediterranean, with J. O. Mil-burn New York attorney; Eugene Tarte, proprietor of La Patrlcl, a Montreal newspaper; Mr.

and Mis. H. H. Miller of Brooklyn n'i Miss Antoinette and Miss Margaret Fransloll Slglow of Flushing, L. I.

The Cunarder Lancastrla la arriving today from Liverpool with Sir Aurel Stein, Asiatic explorer, who has been tracing for many years the route followed by Alexander the Great in his invasion of India. Other ships arriving today Include the Spanish liner Magallanes from Barcelona and Cadiz, the Lamport Ac Holt liner Voltaire, arriving from Buenos Aires, and the Panama Pacific liner Virginia, from San Francisco and Los Angeles. Cold Star Mothers Sail for France May 7 The first contingent of the Brooklyn and Long Island Gold Star mothers, who are being given free trips to the graves of their sons in France, will leave on the United States liner America on May 7, it was announced today. The War Department Is assigning an officer to the American and to each of the other United States liners which will take Gold Star mothers across the Atlantic during the summer. Tour conductors and guides will meet the ship In Europe.

LOST AND FOUND and PERSONAL ADVERTISEMENTS Appear on PAGE 3 LLGAh NOTICES. Aiirtion Salt. 90 NOTICE lb HEREBY OWEN THAT ON Wr-dri-Mdav. 0. lfl, 1130.

ml 10 a there will be sold At public ttirtlou Pontic's Auction, 33 Bo i in PU, Brook ii. to enforce llen lor ttorat churjei, due tnti unpaid, til Household Good, Persons! ErTscu, eto on storage with THOMAS 619 Graves-end Brook I vn. the names of HELEN TEHTA0RO8E, MRS. tMLY, AT ICE JAR VIS. MAE SON.

ME, MRS. BROOKS mhl7-t-ni BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. IN UANKKUl'HY IN 1 HE. DlfiTKlCT Court of lh United BUtea lof the Eastern District of New York, in the matter of JOSEPH Notice is hereb kh en that a petition haa been filed In said court bv Joseph Moacoviu. in said district, duly declared bankrupt under the act of Congress relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1, 1898.

for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all tua debts and other claim provable against his estate. unner saia aci. ana mat rna zstn aav 01 April. liOO. at 10.30 a.m.

at the POM Office Building. Borough of Brooklyn, In said district, la assigned for the hearing of the sama. when and where all creditors of the said bankrupt and other persons in interest may atlend end Low cause, if any they have, why the irraver of its id petition should not granted. Dated, the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 15th day cf March. 1030.

PERCY O. GTI.KFS. Clerk. IN THk UlSTRIt Court of the United totes for the Eastern Ditrlrt ot New York In the mutter of AARON HATSTER. Notice ts hereby given tlittt a petition has been filed In aid court, bv Aaron Haiter, In district, dulv declared bankrupt under the act of Congress relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1.

tor a t.X dH-charge and certificate thereof from nil hs debts ard uthrr claims provable, against hi estate under Atd act, and that the USth duv of April. I'30. at 0 30 a at the P01.1 Ofuce Building, Borougn of Brooklyn, said district, is assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where alt creditors of the nald bankrupt and other persons In Interest may attenii and show cause. If any they have, why the praver rf the said petition should n' be granted. Dated, -tlae Borough of Brooklyn, on the isth day of March.

1930 PERCY OlLKfcS. Clerg. IN PANKKUPTCY IN THK DISTRICT Court of the United Stat" for the Eastern of New York. In the matter of OLIVSR O. DEMPHEY.

Notice is hereby given that a petition has been filed said, court by Oliver O. Dempev. in atd district, duly declared bankrupt under the act of Congress relating to bankruptcy, apuroved July Utm. for a full dischsnro and certificate thereof from all his debn and other claims provable attainf-t hi estate, under ssid act. and that the jsm day of loto.

at 10 30 am. at the Post O.Tlre iild-ng. Borough of Brooki 1. id district. i aliened for the hear.

I tig of Uie tame, when and where all creditors of the iald bankrupt and other persons In interest i.iav attend and show cause, tf any thev hae. whv the praver of the said petition should not be granted. Dated, the Borough of Brookivn. oa tin 15th day of March. 1H30.

PEKCY B. OII.KFS. Clerk. IN BANKRUPTCY -IN THfc DISTRICT Court of the United Slates for the Enstern District of Nea YorK In the matter ut EVA E. DTPKEN.

Notice 1 hereby given that a petition has been filed In said court bv E-. Duken. in said district, duly declared bankrupt under tht set of Congress to bankruptcy, approved Jily I8(8. for full aid certificate thereof from all her -UH and other claim provable against he- estate, under said act. and that the 2Mh dy nf April.

at 10 30 a m. at the po-t Office Building, Borough of Bmoklvn, lit 'Hid diMrh t. awitiif for tha hearli ff of tli4 lame, when and where a.j credito'S ui ine paia oai'srupt ana other persons in nv they Imve, hv the prayer of the M-ri-Bi, mmt iiifjin inn snow cause. the Borough of Brookivn. on Utt 15th dat of March.

ino nn.RKB. Cler. IN HANKHUPTl y-lN 1'HB UI8TRICT Court of the United states lor the rastern District of New York In the melter of JAMM P. DIHKSN Notice Is hereby given that a petition has been filed In said court br James Dlsken. in sa.d district, dulr d-clared bankruot under the act of ronres reiatlin to bankrliptce.

approved Ju.y 1. lB'iB. ror a lull duoharae aud certircste thueot from all his drbta an1 (ther catme provable aaalnst his ertata under sam act. and that tne 33th dav of Anril. at into am.

at the Po-t Office ftuildlna, Borouah of Brooklyn, la said district, is assitiird for the heatlri at tht same, when and where all creditors rf the bankrupt and oilier paront In Interest may attend and show cause. If any they have, whv the praver ot the aa'rl eetlt'on shou.1 he aranted. DaieH, the Borounh cf Brooklyn, on tht 1 5th day of March. 19.10 rtKCY O. B.

GILKES. Clerk. Flying Conditions 8 A.M. Wind-South. 3 miles.

Barometer 29.95, steady. Humidity fll. Celling Unlimited; light fog and city smoke. Visibility Indifferent but improving. Flying Forecast.

Metropolitan Area (todayi Westerly winds at surface and aloft, light near surface and becoming strong above mile. Increasing low clouds and Indifferent visibility. Zone 1 (North Atlantic States) Mostly cloudy with risk of light local rain or snow in north and central parts this afternoon. Moderate east to southeast or south winds at surface and fresh northwest backing to west or west southwest winds aloft. Zone 2 (Middle Atlantic States Increasing cloudiness this afternoon with rltk of showers over western part.

Moderate south or southwest wlndg at surface and fresh west or southwest winds possibly becoming strong. Arrivals March 18 At Curtlss Field Lawrence Olsen in a Waco from Red Bank, N. at 3:30 p.m. At Roosevelt Field Walter Hoal In a Spartan from Newurk, 2 p.m. Departures March 16 From Roosevelt Field Walter Hoal in a Spartan to Newark, 4 p.m.

From Curtlss Field Lawrence Olsen in a Waco for Red Bank, N. at 4 p.m. Radio Instructs Students Roosevelt Field, L. March 17 Three persons flew In a Oerman training glider here yesterday and received coaching or how to ny the bllder over a short-wave radio set which received signals being broadcast from a moving automo bile on the field. Those who took the flights were John Brennan, Ar thur Lynch and Charles Ellsworth Mrs.

Alcia Patterson Simpson, daughter of Col. J. M. Patterson, also flew in the glider. She did not receive radio signals in flight.

Ship Refueling Plant to S. A. Two 10-ton portable hydrogen generators, together with 30 tons of caustic soda and 35 tons of ferrosil icon, from which hydrogen is gen erated, and other equipment left New York Saturday aboard the JANTZER GEORGE JANTZER, on Saturday, March 15, 1930, at St. Petersburg, Fla. Notice of services later.

KELLY On March 17, PATRICK beloved husband of Mary T. Kelly (nee Macgulre), father of Dolores, John Leo, William T. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell and brother of Alice C.

McCoy. Funeral from her residence, 587 3d St Thursday, 10a.m. Solemn requiem mass, 10:30 a.m., at the Church of St. Saviour, 8th Ave. and 6th Brooklyn.

Interment Calvary. LAW WILLIAM LAW. Campbell Funeral Church, Broadway, 66th Tuesday, 11 a.m. LOWERS On Sundav. March 16.

1930. MELVINA LOWERS, beloved mother of Anne Puller. Services at Parkersburg. W. on Monday, Marcn 17.

LONO ISLAND COUNCIL, NO. 197,. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS-We announce with deep regret the death of our brother, Hon. JAMES J. BYRNE.

Brothers will assemble at the Columbian Club, 231 Jamaica Monday evening, March 17, at 8 o'clock, where will be waiting to proceed thence to the home of our late brother at 846 Carroll near 8th Ave. FRED O. TUTTLE. Grand Knight. Thomas J.

Gullmartln, Recorder. MANCHESTE At West-field, N. March 18, 1930, JEANNE MARILYN, beloved daughter of Allen and Marjorie Bolger Man chester, aged 4 years. Funeral services at her home, 632 Kimball Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock. MATTHEWS On March 15, at her residence, 927 82d MARY A.

(nee Joyce), beloved wife of Thomas, devoted mother of Kath- ryn, William Samuel Dr. Thomas J. Jr. and Edward G. Sol emn mass of requiem Tuesday, March 18, at 10 a.m.

at the Church of Our Lady of Angels, 74th St. and 4th Ave, Interment Calvary Cemetery. MCCARTHY On March 15, 1930, THOMAS F. MCCARTHY, beloved husband of Ellen (nee Barrett), at his residence, 540 58th St. Solemn mass of requiem Tuesday.

March 18, at 9:30 a.m. at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 59th St. and 5th Ave. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

MONTAUK COUNCIL, NO. 203, K. of 'C. Members are requested to assemble at the home of our late brother, AUGUSTUS 107 Bevy Court, Gerrltsen Beach, this evening at 9 o'clock. Take Brighton Beach to Avenue Gerrltsen- Beach bus to Allen Ave.

SALVATOR MARRINELLO, Grand Knight. John H. Sanning, Financial Secretary. LOCH On March 16, 1930, EMELIE beloved wife of V. Bernhard pioch.

Funeral services at her home, 264 President near Court on Tuesday, March 18, at 2:30 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery, SALZMAN MORRIS SALZMAN. It Is with, profound sorrow that we record the sudden passing of our dearly beloved friend and associate. He gave liberally of his wisdom, his understanding and the warmth of his heart to bring happiness to those whose lives were dimmed by sadness and misfortune. He carried more than his full share of the burdens of communal responsibility.

His Interests ranged from the lit tle orphan child in need of sympathetic and kindly care to the most intricate abstractions of Federation organization and function. In him the sorely-tried found a true haven of refuge and to his colleagues he was a veritable mountain of strength We mourn our loss. Our officers, directors and members fcrc respectfully requested to attend the funeral Monday, March 17, at a p.m., 361 Highland Boulevard, Brooklyn. BROOKLYN FEDERATION OF JEWISH CHARITIES. Nathan D.

Shapiro, President, Mrs. William Llnder, Secretary. SARV ANT PHOEBE, on March 17. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. V.

J. Smiley, 340 Euclid Ave. Survived by one son, Oliver N. Sar-vant, and another daughter, Mrs. Emma Rosenbaum.

Services Wednes day, 8 p.m. Funeral Thursday, 10 Interment Evergreens Cemetery. 8KELLY On March 14. 1930, MARGARET SKELLY, beloved mother of Mrs. Thomas McGrath.

Funeral from her daughter's resi dence, 8727 Sybllla Forest Hills, on Tuesday at 9:45 a.m. Solemn requiem mass at Church of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Ascan Ave. and Austin St. 8 A It is with profound sorrow that the Medical Board of the Beth Moses HosptaH records the untimely death of Mr. JOHN SKLAR, the founder and first vice president of our Institution.

Mr. John Bklar was a very active member of the lay board pertain ing to medical matters. We have always enjoyed his wtedom, his fairv ness and liberal support to the Medical Board. We mourn our loss, and express our deep sympathy to his bereaved family. DAVID GINOOLD, Chairman Medical Board.

William Rachlin, Secretary. SMITH At his residence. 187 Beach 103d Smith's Hotel, Sea side. Rockaway Beach. WILLIAM H.

SMITH, beloved husband of Catherine (nee Collins) loving father of William Mrs. James Acton and Arthur. -Funeral from his residence Tuesday, March 18, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Camfllus Church. ST.

PATRICK SOCIETY OF BROOKLYN announces with re--et the death of a fellow member. JAMES J. BYRNE. The members of the society are requested to attend, the funeral service Tuesday. March 18.

10 o'clock, at St. Joseph's Church, Pacific near Vanderbilt Ave. WALTER KUHN, Presidents Edward J. McDonald, Necrologist. Bernardo B.

Gillespie, Secretary. YQVR. TRIBUTE will be appropriate and beautiful If vour floral wreath is designed and prepared in Loeser's Floral- Shop Stref Side Tri A WO LOESERS Men on Delayed Job Pledges Fast Work With a force of about 50 men today excavating for the foundations of the new Kings County Hospital, a spokesman for Kenny Brothers, which haa undertaken to complete the $4,000,000 project within 550 days, said work would be rushed and the buildings completed within the specified time. Angered at the delay of the Max-well-Glbbs Construction Company, to which the contract was awarded last November on the low bid of $3,869,000, the city at first canceled the Maxwell-Olbbs contract, but later permitted the surety companies which underwrote the bid to have Kenny Brothers complete the Job. Although about four months have been lost since the award of the Maxwell-Olbbs contract, the Kenny firm said it could complete the work in 650 days from the time they took over the contract on Monday of last week.

The present condition at the hospital is acute becouse of the great increase of patients. It has been tilled to capacity during the last several days, and today, while new applicants are treated, -the hospital staff is having difficulty in placing patients in the wards. This condition is blamed largely on unemployment rather than on any increase in sickness In Brooklyn. Some penons, rather than face privations in their homes, prefer to convalesce at the hospital. The women's surgical wards have been particularly filled, and none can be admitted to the children's wards.

There- were 1,764 patients at the hospital yesterday. EVENTS TONIGHT General H- V. Kaltenborn. associate editor of Trie Kitgie, speaKs on "tjurrrni ivenii over Station WARC. 7 to 7:30.

One hundred and rortv-a xth anniversary dinner ol tne Friendly Sons of 8t. Patrick at the Hotel Astor. Manhattan. 7. Bu pre ma Court Justice Francis Martin.

speaKar, Downtown Annual meeting of tho Brooklyn Club ui nemsen Bt a. EiffhtV'flMt annual dinner of the Bt Patrick's Hocletv at th Elks Club 7 Capt. Irving Hay, Mon. David Htckey and U. S.

Senator Alben Barkley ol Ken tucky, Hpeakard. Transfiguration Club dinner danc tt the Hotel St. ueorse. 9. Bixiy-emntn annual banquet or tne Friendly Bona of St.

Patrick of Brooklyn at fie wvencn lowers iioiei, Annual father and son dinner or St, Michael P. E. Church, 217 High 6. Illustrated lecture on "Tne Holy Land' bv R. BiLumeardt at the Academy of music, Prof.

Cieorge Van vlerjc speaka on Brland" at the' Central Y. M. C. 55 Haiuon Place, 8:30. South Brooklyn and Bay Ridge 6t.

AKAtha's Dramatic Society present "That Kascai. Fat, at tne cnurcn. itn Ave. and 48th 8. jrlsh entertainment program at the mn jj, Democratic I'iUD.

at uvuiKton 8. Bt. Patrick's entertainment and dance of the Republican Women of the 10th a at iiy souin uxiora a. Buffreaan Bishoo J. I.

Blair Larnen. speaker at meeting of the Men's Club of Christ church. Rtdce Boulevard and 73d ti. Matbusn International party for 5.000 Brooklyn Girl Scouts In the auditorium of the Ocean Parkway M. E.

Church. Ocean Parkway and Poster 8. Dinner In celebration of the 275th anni versary of the Oravesend Reformed Church, US Neck Road. 7. Meeting of the Mid wood Board of Trade, at bank building.

Avenue and E. 17th 8:15. Debate on prohibition by the Junior members of the Midwpod Republican Club at 1617 Avenue 8. Irish Night of the Platlands Democratic Club at the Memorial Building, 295 No-strand B. The Hughes Players present "Driftwood at Lundy's Auditorium.

Emmons Ave, and Ocean 8. St, Patrick's Nlaht celebration of the United Societies of the R. C. Church of 'he Good Shepherd, Batchelder St. and Avenue S.

8. East New York-Eastern District Irish Night of the Church of the Iin maculate Conception at Shawnee Cattle, 106 Towers 8. Bedford-Gates Fashion Fete of the women members of the Madison Club at their clubhouse, 922 6t. Mark a 8. Food Show at the 13th Regiment Armory Sumner and Jefferson 8.

Symposium on "Liberalism, Capitalism and at the Brooklyn Jewish Center, 667 Eastern Parkway, 8. Fourth annual St. Patrick's entertainment of the Holy Name Society of the Church of Our Lady of Victory at the school auditorium, Throop Ave. and Macon 3t. 8.

Coney Island Meeting of the Brighton Beach Chamber of Commerce at 411 Brighton Beach Ave 8. Deaths TRIMM CAROLYN KELLER TRIMM, beloved wife of Frederick Burr Trlmm and sister of Mrs Ernest E. Spencer, suddenly, at home, 618A 3d March 17. Notice of funeral later. VASSELIN On Monday.

March 17, 1030, FRANK A. VASSELIN of 106 Kingston Brooklyn. Funeral from the Falrchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, near Grand on Wednesday, at 9 a.m. WAHLERS MARIE at her residence, 1706 Avenue beloved wife of John H. Wahlers, mother of Oottlleb and John also survived by a granddaughter, Jacqueline.

Services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Funeral Home, 187 S. Oxford St. Interment Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, Lutheran (Jemetery. WHITTAKER On Sunday, March 16, 1930, MARY ELIZABETH, beloved wife of Benjamin P. Whit-taker.

Funeral services at her home, 7713 11th on Tuesday, March 18, at 8 p.m.. WDRZLER Saturday, March 15, 1930, JACOB O. brother of Joseph H. and Seymour B. Wurzler.

Services at his residence, 27 Ken-more Place, Monday at 8 p.m. In Qjemorfam BENOIT In loving memory of our dear friend, MAURICE (Miggs) BENOIT, who passed on March 17. and his loving wife, MAYME, who passed on April 6, 1928. LILLIE and CHARLIE CLARKE. COLLONGE In loving memory of MADAME COLLONGE, who died March 17, 1913.

A. C. C. HTCKEY In loving memory of our dear father, MAURICE F. HICKEY, who departed this life March 17, 1916.

TREOARTHEN MARGARET J. REQARTHEN. In loving memory of a beloved daughter and sister, who departed this Ufa March 17, 1925. MOTHER, DuVal, William fcberth, Lirzle $ngler, Anna Gallon, Peter. Franklin, Jessie 1 jYiditrom, Josephlhe M.

N. Morris Sarvant, Phoebe Ekelly, Margaret John- Smith, William H. Trlmm, Carolyn Vasseiin, Frank A. Wahlers, Marie R. Whittakcr, Mary bottsch, Frederick Wurzler, Jacob Hooper, Ida V.

BLESER-ANNA J. H. BLESER, in Maech.15, beloved wife of August nd mother of Louis August Jr, William F. and H. Funeral lervtces at hcf residence, 45 Clinton L.

Monday evening 8 o'clock March 17, 1930. Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery, Flush pj.n. BREHM SARAH BREHM. Campbell Funeral Church, B'way, 16th Tuesday, 1 p.m, BROOKLYN LODGE 22. B.

P. O. ELKS are requested to attend the funeral service of our brother, JAMES J. BYRNE, Past Ex- sited Monday evening, March 37, at 8 o'clock, at his residence-, 846 Carroll EDWARD WYNNE. Exalted Ruler.

Joseph H. Becker, Secretary. BYRNE On March 14, JAMES J. beloved husband of May A. and futher of Donald and Jean.

Funeral trom ht residence, 846 Carroll Brooklyn. on. mesaay morning, March 18, "at thence to St. Joseph's R. Church, Pacific -where a solemn high requiem mass will be offered at 10 o'clock.

Please omit flowers. BYRNE On the death of our be lov4 President of Borough of Brooklyn, JAMES J. BYRNE the Bedford Avenue Property Owners and Business Men's Association mourns. We realize the great loss we Sustained in the pass ing of the official who guided us for the general welfare or tne oorougn, oarticularlv for- the Bedford section, The people at Ijirge of the Borough tit Brook vn have known his quail licationsjiot only as a public official a kindly, loyal friend. 12th' Assembly District, flegular Democratic Organization, Iiicc-Members are requested to attend the, solemn requiem mass at St.

3oseph'a R. Church, Paoifia nap-Vanderbilt on Tuesday, MarcrKlS, at 10 a.m., for the repose pt the "soiil iof our and President Qf. tlie Borough of Brook-IIVnHonOrable JAMES J. BYRNE. "JAMES J.

HEPFERNAN, MARY F. SHEA, tat Executive Members. James-L; Cleary, Secretary. BYRNE Members of the Regular Pemocrattc Organization of the 10th A. D.

kindly meet at the Washington Cluk 341. Prospect Place, on Monday at 8 o'clock to take' action on the death of. our late member, Borough --President. JAMES. J.

BYRNE. BERNARD T. President. PETER A. CAREY and MINNIE J.

HARRIS, Executive i'ames Secretary. BYRNE The Cathedral Club of iBrooklyn' announces with profound sorrow the death of its fellow JAMES J. BYRNE. Members are requested to attend the solemn Requiem mass at St. Joseph's R.

C. Church, on. Tuesday, March 18, at 10 H. President. teo R.

Secretary. CARLIN On Sunday, March 16, beloved wife of J. Carlin. Funeral from her home, 854 E. 34th Tuesday.

18th ist, .9:30 a.m.; solemn requiem masSj Church, of St. Vincent Ferrer. CLANCY r-j On March 14, at St. Hose Home, MARGARET CLANCY, formerly of 375 Hudson Ave. Reposing- at -Daily Bros.

Chapel. 460 State St. Requiem mass on Tuesday afe 8:45, St. Edward's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

CLARK HENRIETTA F. CLARK passed away, after a lingering 111-iiess. on March 17, 1930, beloved aunt Florence and Homer Williams, in Jwr fi4th year. Funeral services Wednesday, March 19, at 2 p.m.. Funeral Home, Post Road, Rye, N.

Y. Interment at Worcester, Mas3. (Boston and. Worcester papers please copy.) CLINTON COMMANDERY. NO.

14. K. T. You are requested to attend the Templar funeral service of our late Eminent Sir Knight FREDERICK G. GOTTSCH on Tuesday evening, 8 'o'clock, at the funeral parlor of Ericson, 500 State St.

Pull' templar uniform. CHURCH. Commander. Henry G. Lochmullor, Recorder.

Jainluld. C3-ojj lyn Too niany funerals are marred by unnec- ossary expense. The Fairghild. booklet funeral cosl lellsjiow this may be avoided. This booklet should be read by lhe head of every family.

Il vill be mailed on request Faircliild Sons Morticians Lofferis Plc, BrtMssVlw tS Northern BKIM Pluifhing 89-11 lt4th Slrcel, Jamaica i. steamship Gudmonora for Pernam-buco, Brazil, In preparation for the refueling of the Oraf Zeppelin when It arrives at that port on its forth coming transatlantic flight In May. Because of the absence In Pernam-buco of any source of hydrogen gas for mixture with pyrpfax, the fuel used by the five huH motors. a special gas plant will be et up at the South American city. Aircraft Prices Revised A general price revision on Aircraft manufacture by subsidiaries of the Detroit Aircraft Corporation has been announced.

The company manufactures the Ryan and Lockheed monoplanes, Parks biplane, Eastman Flying Yacht and gliders. The new list, with a few exceptions. Is a general reduction in most of the models and ranges from $65 to $1,000. Prices on several models have been increased because of additional equipment, the announcement says. Soviet Commission Inspects Plant The Russian aviation commission which is in this country Inspecting aviation developments In the interests of the five-year aviation program planned by the Soviet govern ment last week Inspected the new plant of the Glenn L.

Martin Company near Baltimore. The commission is headed by P. I. Baranov and includes Professor A. N.

Tompo-leff, designer of the airplane Land of the Soviets; N. M. Kharlamoff, aviation engineer, and L. G. Gcr-shevlch of the aviation department of the Amtorg Trading Corporation.

Amphibian Tows Glider Port Washington, L. March 17 The seaplane port of the American Aeronautical Society here was crowded yesterday with visitors who came to see Capt. Frank Hawkes ily a biplane glider attached by a long table to a Wright-motored Ireland amphibian. The gilder was towed back and forth over Manhasset Bay at speeds fast enough to give the glldtr an altitude of 100 feet. The experiment will be repeated with a high-powered motor boat.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. IN BANKRUPTCY -IN THE DISTRICT Court ol the United La tea for Lh Etern District of New York. In the mattar of WTLSON TRUCKINO CORPORATION. No-tlce i hereby aiven that a petition his been filed in said court by Wilson Tnickinij Cornortlon. In Raid district, duly declared bankrupt under the Act of Congress relating to bankruDtcy, approved Julv 1.

for a full diicharge and certificate thereof from all hla debta and other claims provable atjainn hit entitle, and that the 251 da of April, ltv.0. at 10 30 a.m.. at the Poat Office But Borotiah of Brook -lyn, in district. a sm lined for lhe hearing of the tame, when and where ail rredliora of the snid bankrupt and nthe uersons in Interest may attend and how cause. If any they have, why the jraver oi tne Bald petition should not crimed Dated, the Borough of Brooklyn, on the loin day or Mrcn.

in 30. PERCY OII.KRA. Clerk. IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE Court of the United States for the eastern District of New York. In the matter cf ABRAHAM ROStNBLOOM Notice tn hereby given that a petition haa been filed In aafd court by Abraham Roienbioom.

in said district, dulv declared bankrupt undet the act of CongrpM relating to bankruptcy approved July I. JfWB. for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all his 'ebts und other claims provable against hi estate, under act. and that the 25th dav ot April. inio.

at 10 30 a the Pom Office Bul'dina, Borough of Brnokivn, In attid district, is assumed for the hearing of the sam. when and where all Creditor if the said bankrupt and other persons in Interest may attend and show cause, if anv theV hae. fthv tlK' praver of the said petition should not be granted. Dated, the Borough of Brooklyn, on the IStti tay ol March. 1MO.

PRCY OZLKES. Clerk IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE DISTRICT of the United States tor the Eastern District of New Yor In the maiKr of SAMUEL PECKER. Notie Is hereby given that a petition has been Tied in said court bv Samuel Perker. in said district. dulf decared bankrupt under the of Congrats to oankruntcy.

appro ed juit 1, 1HPB. tor a tun discharge ana cer-tiilctttf thereof from all hla debt o'lier claim provable against his Uat under said act. and that the i.Mh day 01 April. at 10 30 a.m. at the Post Office Building.

Boroutrh ol Brookivn. in said district. Is assigned for the heann it the same, when and where all Credltori if the said bankrupt and other person ir interest in a attend and show caie If they have, ahv the praver of the ati tltion should not be granted Dated, the Shipping News Incoming Passenger and Mail Steamships TODAY Due to Dock Pier Shin and Line LANCASTHIA Br. I. Cunard.Llv'nonl Mar From rnhh Halifax.

Nnmi 56 R. 14th St. FRANCE French Mediterranean cruise 2:00 p.m., 57 15th at. CALIFORNIA lBr.1, Anchor. olassow March 7.

Belfast, Londonderry, tlnlltHX PM 56 14tU St. SATURNIA Trieste March 4. Patras, Naples, Cannes 4 00 84 44th St. MAOAI.LANES Bpan. Barcelona March 2, Cadiz.

3 00 p.m., 8ER, Old sup aVILTTOART N. Qer.Bremen Msrrh Cherbourg. Cobb, Hallfas 9:0 a.m., 5Rth Rrooktrn AM SHIPPER. Am. March 4:30 p.m..

7 B. Rector St. VOLTA1KI iBr.l.Lam.ifHoU.Buenns Aires, Santos, Rio. Trinidad, Barbados 9:00 a.m.. 14th Robokea VIROIfJIA, Panama Pacific 8an Francisco Mar.

1. Los Angeles. Cristobal, Havana. 0:30 a fll R. 21st at.

MONTEREY. Ward Vera Crus. Proareso.Havana. 8.30 a.m., 14 R. Wall bt.

AN LORENZO, Forto Rlco.San Domingo March 11, Ban Juan 13 11:30 a.m.. 27 R. Hubert t. roNCF, 1orto Rico San March 12 VmOINIA Hlond I.DIOloriloKlngssoo 8:00 a.m., 34 B'klyn. Ham.

m. FT. BT OEOROE (Br.l, 8:00 a.m., 1J Wall st. Furneas Bermuda Bermuda Mareh 13 9 30 a.m., P5 R. 55th t.

CREOLE, Moraan New Orleans March 13 7-00 a.m., 48 ft. 11th St. SEMINOLE, Clyde Jack'vllle Mar. M.Cherl sion :15 a ill 37 R. Spring si.

TOMORROW AQUITANIA i Br Mar. 12. Cherb j. PRES ADAMS. Dollar World cruise PM 68 R.

14lh St. 3:00 p.m., urn Jersey city 8. 9:00 a.m., 97 R. 57th It. 6, Oslo.

9:00 a.m., 8th Hoboken 1. Pantos, Trlnldid PM 74 34th at. 8, San 8:00 a.m., 10 B'klyn. Fartnao 1(1, Cristobal, AM 88 R'klt-n, Ham. v.

UROTTNINCIHOLM IBW.) Swedish-American FREDERICK VIII (Dan.l, Scandinavian-American Furtiess Prince EASTERN PRINCE (Br.) CARAUOBO, Re SANTa) EI.ISA, Grace SANTA CECILIA. C.raee. Callaa. via ARCADIAN iHr.t. Roy.

Mail. Bermuda March SIHONs, Y. Ward H.v.nA MADISON. Old Dominion. March IPOQUOI8.

Clvde Miami March Mar. Mar. Halifax Buenos Aires Mar, Rio. Bahtu. Mar.

Juan Feb. Harana CITY OF CHATTOA, Bav. 8aannab March 15 WEDNESDAY ALBKHTIC (Br.l.Whitc Star.Liverpool Mnr. 8. Belfast, OURgow.

Halifax AM. ISdlON. Munson Bermuda March 17 MUNAMAR. Munaon Naasau Borough of Brooklyn, on the lStl) on should not be granted, Dated JFFFEltsoN. old Dominion Norfolk March CHEROKEE, Clyda Jack villa Mar.

Outgoing Passenger Steamships HiH) a.m., .1.1 B'kl) nam, 18 11.00 a.m 42 R. Morton St. t.v w. wall St. 3:00 p.m..

25 R. Franklin St. 7 00 a.m., 45 R. 10th St. 7:00 a 48 R.

Charles su 17 1ft 0 00 a.m.. 80 loth st. 9 00 a 3 Holioken. 2d at. 7.00 n.

o.i 18 3 00 p.m., 25 R. Franklin st. 10. Ch'l lon 7:00 a.m.. 37 Spring st.

MAT! HA, for Orfaada. Trinidad and Dcm arata. from Plar 3a, Brvaklyn, Krdar-wlrh St. (oalla elosa a.as.), aaila 3 p.m. PRESIDENT HAHDWO.

for Plrmouth. Charbnurf, and Msmbura, from 4. Mobnktn, St. iinaila closa 1 a.m. I.

sails 11 am. ROCHAMMEAU. for Havrf. from Pier 57. K.

15th eu i ma as clost 7 a.m. i. salla 11 am. SANTA MARTA. for KInaston.

rrlatnbal, Canaaana. Putrto Colombia and banta Maria. Irom Plrr N. Rrrtor Bt (malls clost 9.30 a.m. tails noon.

VIROIVIA. for Klnuston. from Pier 12, E. Wall St. (no malls), salla 11 a.m.

March. lD.m. J'ERCY OILKEH. Clrrt IN BANKRUPTCY -IN THE DISTfllCT Court of ths United States for tilt Eas'rn Dl-frict of Nrw York In ihf mittar ol BENJAMIN OOLD. Notlrr It liaretry lvn that a pttKon has hstn filed1 In said court bv Benlamin Oold In said distrtit.

duly dfclarad bankrupt under tftt aft of Congress re at'nf to bamtntotcv approved July I. 189a. for a full dlhsrtf and crrtincait thereof from all his ifbis and other olalmt provable nfaint hi estate, under svd art. and that the 33th day of July. 1IUP.

at 10 30 am, at the Post OffU't Btllidlnt. of BrfKik Tn in said, distiict. Is assitned for tht h. anna, of the same, when sna where til creditor of the sa.d bankrupt and other persons Interest may attet.d and show cause II arv they hayt. why the prayer of the aid petition ahould not be granted Dated, the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 13th day of Vs-m.

1910 PERCY O. B. GH.KE3, Cleri. TOO At JEPFRSOM. tor Norton, from Pr 35.

N. Pranlajn 6t. (no mallst. sails noon TOMORKOYV ANCOW, for Portau-Prlnra and Cristobal fmm Pier ao. N.

W. J5HI SU (malls close a.m.i, sails 4 p.m. H'KDNKRDAY, MARCH 1 BRiniiETOWM, far Paarlo Colombia, from Main Breaklyn (rnalU class p.m.), sails a.m. rcjRT BT. OBORos.

for Bsrronda. from Pier 6.1. N. W. 03111 BU imsila cluat 0 a sails 11 a ai.

LARA, for Kan Juan, l.a Gaarra, tararart, Paerto CaK(o and Mara'aibo. from PI'r 10. BrnoklTB. Pnrman St. imaiia rloM 8:0 rn.rn.it boob, 1.