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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930. M2 19 Deaths MAP INDICAES CONTINUED FAIR WEATHER Nine-Hour Record Set by Hawks in Mrs. Chauncey, 76, Widow of Banker, Is Fatally Stricken Heart Seizure Brings Death 'Hounding Plea Wint Mercy for Ex-Convict John Corso, 28. an ex-convict who gave his address as 220 Himrod was allowed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor today on the charge of possessing gun, despite his record, on the plea that he had needed a revolver as protection against friends of convicts who had quarreled with him in Sing Sing. "They swore to get me," said Corso, "so I bought the gun to defend myself If necessary." Corso was arrested on Oct.

8. only a few days after being released following a five-year term in Sing Sing for assault and robbery. 5.H BKt V) TEMPERRVAal. AND 3 ljLoS Vrv -SrTT i PRECIPITATION FObNjuST 34 HOURS I TNg- I Aln.iv I I Miami Nj 7 I I BT New Yntli tAwssieV Boyden Is Arrival i On Liner, Winner In a Storm Battle George Washington Dork) in Time Der-niie Sea' Turbulence on Trip Roland W. Boyden of the International Mixed Claims Commission, was among the pasisengers arriving on the United States liner Oeorge Washington, which dor Iced today in Hoboken on schedule despite a stormy Atlantic which has delayed several other ships.

Also arriving on the liner wert the Aquilar Lute Quartet: R. A. Bachmen, British manufacturer, and 8. C. Ollbert of the Western Electric Company.

Gale Helped Liner By a coincidence. Captain Randall said, the freak gales which hit the Aquitanla so hard that the Cunarder Is a day late, were all behind the George Washington and so his ship was not delayed. Mrs. Oscar Ilammersteln waa among the pr ssengers, but she refused to discuss her affairs and would not talk about the investigation of a vice fremeup ring In New York. Llam Flaherty, Irish playwright and author, was found on deck bareheaded, despite the chilly breeies.

G. J. Dlekema, United States Minister to the Netherlands, Is sailin? today on the Holland-America liner Statendam. The Lloyd Sabau-do liner Conte Blancamano is leaving with 1.000 voyagers for Italy. The Red Star liner Westernland, the White Star liner Olympic and the Cunarder Carmanla are also leaving port today.

The Carmania, which has been running during the summer as an auxiliary in the Channel service, docking at Plymouth, Havre and London, is switched to-dPtf to the Irish. Sea, docking at Queenstown and Liverpool. The Grace liner fianta Barbara and the Furness liner Northern Prince both sail for South America today a.nd the Munson liner Munar eo Is leaving for Nassau, Miami and Havana. BismuO 11 iwik if UOiM Jt Omaha AV r.hCYfnilC iS. Oklsh.xnaniv Vl iuMI js llUfll i 1 C) rjfvrlind Phoenii rf MiwtiiMiL ncinnili it p.mhurv Uctrnil Portland.

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As a result fair weather will continue in the metropolitan section over the weekend, the map indicates. Temperatures are due to rise slowly. There is a change to warmer in the northwest due to the effects of low pressure. Light snowfall has occurred In parts of New York State and New England. The freezing belt extends through North Carolina, Tennessee and Arkansas, with the lowest temperature reported, 10 degrees, occurring at Elkins, W.

Va. Daily Aviation Record And News From Fields Flying Conditions 8 A.M. Visibility Good. Barometer 30.58 rising slowly. Humidity 59.

Celling Unlimited; none. Wind Northwest, 20 miles. Flying Forecast Metropolitan Area Northwest winds at surface and aloft, increasing with altitude and reaching gale force in intermediate flying level. Blue sky; excellent visibility. Zone 1 (North Atlantic States) Partly cloudy this afternoon.

Moderate to fresh northwest or west winds at surface. Northwest gales aloft. Zone 2 (Middle Atlantic States) Clear sky this afternoon. Moderate northwest and north winds at surface. North winds aloft.

Arrivals Today At Roosevelt Field R. J. Barbln Gets 90 Days in Jail For Annoying Girl, 13 Angela Marcalda, 39, of Hempstead, has started to serve a 90-day sentence In the workhouse, imposed on him by Magistrate Peter M. Daly yesterday In the Jamaica Court, after the prisoner had been found guilty of annoying a young girl. Marlon Santegella 13, of 176-06 110th Jamaica South, claimed that Marcalda followed her nearly to her home before being stopped by a policeman.

Marcaida denied that he had been following the girl or had attempted to speak to her. FANNY BRII.I.KK RITES Services for Fanny Biiller. who died Tuesday In her 58th year, were held by Rabbi Paymcr at 10 o'clock this morning at her late home, 8520 114th Richmond Hill. Mrs. Fanny BTitler la survived by her husband, David; three sons.

Irving, William and Henrv. and a rlaimhler Minnie. Atchison, Leudeman, Anna Margnret A. Mawhinney, M. P.

Benoll, Tulia McDermott, E. J. B. McDonald, Chauncey, Margret Adelaide SheldonMcBride, Hugh P. Conklin, Geo.

J. McWilliam, Davey, Chas. B. Elizabeth Dear, Joseph Olsen, Johan Ebert, Conrad P. Palmer, Lydia M.

Endner, Mary E. Rupf John R. C. Freeman, Thos. T.

Samuel, O. F. Glllam, John F. Schuman, C. A.

Gllmore, Emily Simmons, Green, Susan E. Georgetta E. Growney, Peter L. Smith, Frances M. HafI, Ida Louise Stroud, E.

H. Hill, Huldah U. Vander Waag, M. Hunt, B. J.

Wells, Kenneth R. Lackjiann, White, Emma L. Emma Laura ATCHISON MARGARET A (nee Curran), wife ot the late George Atchison, after a brief illness. Funeral Monday, Nov. 10, at 9:30 a.m., from the Funeral Home 187 a Oxford thence to St, Ann's R.

C. Church at Front and Gold where a requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment Holy Cross. BENOIT On Nov. 6.

JULIA BE' NOIT, widow of Alphonse V. Benoit, passed away in her 87th year. Services 8 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 8, at 2669 E. 26th Sheepsneaa nay.

BROWN AGNES B. (nee Do-ronl. nn Wednesday, at her home. 8601 Woodhaven Boulevard, Wood-haven. She is survived by her husband, James J.

Brown, former general passenger agent of the Old Do-I minion Line; four sons, Harold, Lin me Tvmalri and Robert, and three daughters, Frances, Mrs. Wil liam Crotteau ana Mrs. jjawrence Vorbarh. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Satur day, followed bv solemn requiem mass at St.

Thomas the Apostle Church, Wooanaven. interment, Calvary Cemetery. CHAUNCEY Suddenly, at he Hotel Bossert, Brooklyn, N. on Thursday, Nov. 6, 1930, ADELAIDE SHF.T.noN.

wife of the late George W. Chauncey. Funeral services at Grace Church, Brooklyn tieignts, at 2 dtlock, on Saturday, Nov. 8. Interment private.

CONKLIN GEORGE beloved ni Anna (nee McGonigle) nuDwmiM Conklin and devoted father of George, on Nov. ivmi. tie is nui-i i vita mother, father and iivcu wj I three sisters. Funeral from his residence, 415 E. 35th on Saturday at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St.

Jeromes R. O. Uhurch, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment iioiy oross wwj' a tttttt on TJnv. 6.

1930, CHARLES beloved husband of Hazel Y. Davey, in ma j- i ot. his residence. 22 Hampton Court, Rockville Centre, Sunday, nov. at v--terment Cypress Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn.

irn'r Nnv a. 1930. at his residence, 8819 rann f.nrem EBERT. beloved husbani" of and father of Marguerite and Frederick. Funeral on Saturday at 3 p.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. TT-ivri nn Nnv. fl. 1930. at her home, 1483 j.

mm 01., mlv nAA rrfeninnKnril beloved UiV Cil lirco wile of Alfred M. and devoted mother ot Anna Strang uu ji woatpm Star funeral n.otuitva.u. service Saturday, 8 p.m. Religious services at unurcn 01 mc 5 nth Sun- dav. 2:30 p.m.

Interment Greenwood Qemetery. FREEMAN On Thursday, Nov. 6, PR.FEMAN. at his residence. 270 Sterling Brooklyn.

Solemn requiem mass on a at 1ft n'clock at rmnoir'Assisi Church, Nov Ciand Ave. and Lincoln Road. Brooklyn. HtofT Beret. JOHN FRANCIS GILLAM, dearly beloved Husband of K.atnryn uuwi T-n-rt cm Rent 4.

in St. LOUiS, Buried Oct. 25 In St. John's Cemetery, Brooklyn. nrjtrnv Suddenly, on NOV.

at her residence, 2817 Foster EMILY M. GILMORE. tsurviveo. oy her husband, Arthur; three sisters and one brother. Requiem mass at St.

Jerome's Church, Saturday, 9 o'clock. Interment Calvary Cemetery. ORES On Thursday, Nov. 6, 1930, at the home of her daughter, Kt r. Mnnrhead.

269 North Mountain Upper Montclair, N. SUSAN EAGAN GREEN. Private funeral services will De neia bo we tnr Rrvtrea. B8 Park at Issuuiw Claremont Montclair, on Saturday afternoon. ortirvTrv fliMnVnlv.

on Tues day, NOT. 4, PETER L. OROWNEY, son of tne late lUBrgave. uu Michael urowney, oroiner oj Bnnatntr of Tinllv Brothers vi i -v Chapel, 480 State St. Requiem mass on Saturday at St.

Augustlnes Church at a.m. interment nciy Cross Cemetery. HAFF On Thursday, Nov. 6, 1930, IDA LOUISE HAFF of 116 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn. Services private, HILL In Hollywood on her 85th birthday, HULDAH widow of Francis r.

nin. interment in Hollywood. HUNT On Nov. 5, BARTHOLOMEW beloved husband of Marguerite (ore McCabe) Hunt, at his residence, 153 Senator St. Requiem mass at Our Lady of Angels Church.

73d Bt, and 4th on Saturday at 0:30 a m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, LACKMANN On Thursday, Nov. H. 1930, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M.

D. Metcaire, centerport, EMMA LAURA LACKMANN, iielnved mother of Frank Emma Rogers and Anna Metcalfe. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. MAWHINNEY On Wednesday, Nov. 1930, MARTIN P.

MAWHINNEY, beloved brother of Margaret lane, Eleanor, Martha, Rachel, Sarah, Edith. William and Kenneth Mawhinney, in his 61st year. Relatives and friends, also Day Star Lodge, No. 798, F. ic A.

are in-vlted to attend the services at the funeral home of George C. Herbst, 8T41 6th near 68th 8t Brooklyn, on rrldsy, Nov. 7, at p.m. N. Flight 182-Mile Speed Marks His Trip in Mystery Plane Return Saturday Havana, Nov.

7 (An Cuban air men believed today that Capt. Frank M. Hawks, who breakfasted yesterday in New York and dined last evening in Havana, had ict a record for flight between the two cities which will be hard to beat. Setting out from Cuniss Field, Long Island, at 8:50 a.m. Captain Hawks flew southward along the Atlantic seaboard and.

crossing to uuDa from tne Florida peninsula, arrived here at 6:11 just nine hours and 21 minutes after his departure. He estimated that, allowing for a 25-mile headwind, he averaged almost 182 miles an hour fcr the trip, for which he used a small mystery monoplane bearing the name "13." His actual flying time was 8 hours and 38 minutes. There were two stops en route, one of 23 minutes at Jacksonville and one of 20 minutes at Miami. He beat by nearly five hours the previous- record of 14 hours set March 5, 1928, when the late Wtlmer Stultz carried Charles Levine and Miss Mabel Boll, "Queen of Diamonds," there in a non-stop trip In the airplane Columbia. A large crowd gathered in the lowering dusk at Curtlss Airport, or General Machado Field, as it is also known, to witness Hawks' arrival.

He was almost over them before his plane was sighted, traveling at what seemed a phenomenal speed. Hawks said he probably would re turn to New York Saturday and might attempt to establish a) new time record on the return flight. Flat bush Merchants Cive Carr a Gavel Donald president of the Flatbush Dependable Merchants, was presented with a gavel at yesterday's meeting of the. merchant body, because of the energy he has put forth to make the association outstanding. Paul Meissner presented the gavel.

It was voted to increase the membership from 50 to WILLS FILED KOWAL. DAVID lOet. 301. mnr. than S5.00O real, not mar thmn an nnn personal.

To Fannie Kowal, widow, execu trix, i. 13th at. -LAOTERBACH. ANNA E. (Sept.

31 1. Estate, about 1200.000 real; about ISSOnd personal. To Fred Lauterbach. husband deceased. MANG1KR1, JoaiPHINC IDec.

SSl. Z. tate. S3, 500 real; S0O personal. To Louis 190 31st St.

BRUSH, PLATT (Oct. Si. Estate, mora than SIO.OOO. To latella jojee, cousin. 105 Herkimer S3.000; Clara CorntHua, coualn, Ljnbroox, L.

13,000: Mary B. Velsor, (rlend, 30 Westminster Road, Henry J. Uderltz. cousin, Inwood. L.

Ansel T. Ketcham. cousin, Lynbroolc, L. 1.. Burcta Ketcham.

cousin, same address, S2.000: J. Henry Derby, cousin, Roosevelt, 1 S2.000; Al fred Ketcham, cousin, Copalgua, L. 000; Iffla Tetor, cousin. Bay Shore, L. I Mildred Toblason, cousin, Merrlrk.

L. S2.000; Harold Van Cott, cousin. Woodhaven, L. S2.000; Kenneth Van Cott, cousin. Haatlngi-on.

Hudson, (2.000 Brooklyn Methodls' EpUcopal Cnurrh Home. S2.000 and one-half residue; Industrial Home for the Blind, ona-half residue Executor, Henry J. Uderlta, 214 Roger Inwood, L. 1. HUNTER, OEOROIE K.

lOct. 28 1. Es tate, nor than S10.000. To Abble E. Knight Oavln, sister, (29 Ith Ave It.

David's Protestant Episcopal Church, Methodist Episcopal Church, Central Valley, N. Beatrlee Milne, friend, 3J9 13th Bt, William O. Knight, brother, two-thlrda residue; Janes H. Knight, brother, Newark. M.

I Celii Hunter, alster-ln-law, 4S4 14th Amelia W. Hunter, sister-in-law, same address. and Rosa B. Campbell, sister-in-law, 492 14th equal aharea In one-third realdut, IDDINOS. VIOLA H.

lOct. 2SI. Estate, more than SIO.OOO. To Sarah H. Chlcker- Ing, Bister, executrix.

1609 Avenue H. 11,000 and personal aflects; Eleanor C. Parkhurst, niece, Beverly, H.0OO: Albert E. Parkhurst, same address, Sl.uOO; Estelle Z. Cleveland, sister-in-law, Alta- dena, 14,000, personal effecta.

Jewel ry. furnishings; Francis D. Cleveland, cou sin, Minnie C. Ely, cousin, Win chester. SI.

500; Ellen Stowe, friend, Boston, Mm si. SOD; Marals L. Cross. cousin, 182 Oavta Richmond, S- tl.OOO. personal effects; Martha Cross, aunt, aame address, 1.000; Port Oreene Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, personal effecta.

Kinga County Trust Company, executor. MAH8ALLE, LOLA (Oct. 30). EsUM. about 11,000.

To Thaddeua Marsalla, bob, Craeow. Poland. OCH8E, KATHERINf (Oct. Si. Estate 13,000.

To Oatherlne and Elisabeth oenso, daughters, 419 Sterling Place, la equal shares. Louis Schram, execu tor. OLSeOH. MATILDA (Sept. 171.

Estate, 3,000 real; leae than SI. 000 personal. To tlireo children In equal aharee. Olga Day, 951 Sumpter aaecutrii. TULLY, ANDREW (Oct.

111. Estate. mare than tl.OOO, To the Stee James Tulley, nephew, Ireland, ts.ooo; Maria Tilly, widow, 10 Raleigh Place, residue after amall legaaiee to relatives la Ireland, APPLETON. FANNY (Sent. 241.

Estate, more then SIO.OOO. To Arthur Appleton. husband. 529 tth St. BALDWIN.

RICHARD (Oct. 261. Estate, more than S3. 000 real; more than 10.000 personal. To Elvira M.

Baldwin, widow, executrix. Washington Park, realty and residue In trust for life; Louise Wilkinson and Jacob Baldwin, Ireland, remainder Interest. OAUCH. MARY J. (Oct.

111. Estate, more than S3.000 real; 910.000 personal. To three children In equel shares. Executrix. Augusta Oauch.

348 Bleecker St. KAY, HERMAN (Aug. 10). Estate. 1.200.

To Ells Isbert, brother-in-law, same address, equel sharss In residue after l.ono legacies to four nephews. PAPE. HENRY (Aug. Estate. 15 000 To nephewe and nieces.

Executrls, Annie Schnaars, 3098 Farragut Road. RAWSON. NATHAN (Nov. 31. Estate, about 820000.

To Alice Devla, Worcester. tl.OOO: Nelson 1. Dowse, 8500; William I. Taylor. 8300; Julia I.

and Nellie 1. Drake touslns, SomsrvlU. seen one-half residue. ZOBEL. LOUlrTa (Sept.

81. Estat. lest than 10,000. To Ernest Zobl husbsnd, executor, til tth St. to Pioneer and Lifelong Resident of Heights Mrs.

Adelaide Sheldon Chauncey, widow of George W. Chauncey, Brooklyn banker and real estate broker, died at her residence In the Bossert last night after an illness of a few hours following a heart attack. She was 76. Mrs. Chauncey was born in Pierre-pont a daughter of the late Henry Sheldon, banker, and had re sided on the Heights all her life.

She formerly was active In social circles and despite her advanced years had been in good health until she was stricken yesterday afternoon. She had planned a trip South this winter. She was of colonial ancestry and was a member of the Colonial Dames, Daughters cf the American Revolution and Colonial Daughters of the Seventeenth Century. She is survived by a iaughter, Mrs. Charles Scudder Pool; two sons, George Sheldon Chauncey and A.

Wallace Chauncey, and a grandson, Charles Chauncey Pool. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in Grace Church, the rector, the Rev. Dr. George P. Atwater, officiating.

Burial will be private, in Greenwood cemetery. A church recently built near 80 degrees latitude is said to be the farthest North of any. Deatbs LEUDEMAN On Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1930. ANNA LEUDEMAN (nee Wahl), in her 31st year.

Funeral services Friday, Nov. 7, at 8 p.m., at the home of her tirents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Wahl, 242-11 137th Rosedale, L. I.

Interment at Cypress Hills Abbey, Saturday, Nov. 8. McBRIDE On Nov. 4, HUGH brother of Patrick J. McBrlde.

Funeral on Saturday at 9:30 from the residence of his nephew, Edward Lyons, 73 Middleton thence to Transfiguration Church. Interment St. John's. McDERMOTT On Thursday. Nov.

6, EDWARD son of the late Michael F. and Mary E. McDermott. Funeral from his residence, 660 St Mark's on Saturday, Nov. 8 followed by requiem mass at the Church of St.

Gregory, St. John's Place and Brooklyn at 10 a.m Interment, private, at Holy Cross Cemetery. MCDONALD On Nov. 5, 1930, at her residence, 132 St. Mark's Place Brooklyn.

MARGRET, widow of David McDonald. Relatives and friends Invited to attend her funeral from the Funeral Home, 187 3. Ox ford on Saturday, Nov. 8, at 10 a.m.; thence to Church of St. Augus tine, where a requiem mass will be offered at 10:30.

Interment Calvary cemetery. Mc WILLIAM On Thursday, Nov. 6, 1930, ELIZABETH McWILLIAM widow of James McWilliam. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, near Grand Saturday, Nov. 8, at 2:30 p.m.

In terment private. PALMER On Friday. Nov. 7, 1930, at her home, 785 Hancock Brooklyn, LYDIA MIDDLETON PALMER. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, nea' Grand Brooklyn, on Sunday, Nov.

at RIP On Nov. 8, 1930, JOHN R. RUPF, beloved husband of Julia Rail and devoted father of Edna E. and Vera J. Rupf of 544 75th Brooklyn.

Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Brooklyn, Sunday, 2:30 p.m. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. OL8EN On Nov. 5, 1930, JOHAN OLSEN of 42J 53d St. Funeral services at Ericson Erlcson's Chapel, 500 State Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment Evergreens Cemetery, SAMUEL On Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1930, GEORGE F. SAMUEL of 1576 E. 18th Brooklyn. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 88 Lefferts Place, near Grand on Satur day, Nov.

8, at 2 p.m. SCHUMAN On Nov. 6, CONRAD A. SCHUMAN, aged 79 years, father of Mrs. Francis F.

Miller, Albert Charles H. and Paul G. Schuman Services at his residence, 20 Wood- side Baldwin, L. Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Interment Green field Cemetery, Hempstead.

SIMMON-On Thursday, Nov. 8. 1930, at her residence, 57 McDon- ough Brooklyn, GEORGETTA SIMMONS (nee, Everltt), widow of John C. Simmons and beloved mother of John Frank T. Simmons.

Services at her home on Sunday, Nov. 9, at 2 p.m. SMITH On Thursday, Nov. 6. 1930, FRANCES M.

SMITH, aged 68 years, of Port Washington, formerly of Brooklyn. Funeral services at the Frank H. Pouch it Son Funeral Home, 95 8th Brooklyn, on Sunday, Nov. 8, at 1:30 p.m. STROUD Nov.

4, 1930, at Chi cago, 111., EDMUND HENRY, eldest son of the late William Lawrence and Elizabeth Chamney Stroud. In terment Greenwood Cemetery. VANDER WAAG MAURICE on Nov. 4, 1930, beloved husband of Sarah Vander Waag. at SaugerUea, N.

formerly of Brooklyn. Funeral services at Funeral Home, 187 8. Oxford on Saturday, Nov. 8, at 3 p.m. WELLS Nov, 8, 1930, KENNETH beloved son of Alice J.

and Ben jamin A. Wells, brother of Walter A. Wells. Services Friday at 8 p.m. at his residence.

131-04 116th south ozone Park. Funeral Saturday, 2 pm. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. WHITE On Thursday, Nov. 8, 1930, EMMA wife of the late George White, of 1138 Dean St.

She Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Smith, and Elmer L. White. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, near Grand Ave, Monday, at II Gloria Swanson Wins Divorce for Desertion Los Angeles, Nov. 7 Gloria Swan son, film actress, yesterday gained a divorce from her third husband, the Marquis Henri de la Falaise, of Paris and Hollywood.

The hearing was held a day in advance of the date set. Miss Swanson and her witness dashed from the court, after completing their testimony, into a taxicab. Miss Swanson pleaded Her first husband was Wallace Beery, the actor, and her second was Herbert Som- bern, Hollywood cafe owner. FRANCES LUCE RITES Amltyville, L. Nov.

7 Private funeral services will be held this evening at Southard's parlors in Wantagh for Mrs. Frances E. Hotchkiss Luce, wife of Dr. Charles A. Luce, who died at her home Tuesday after four months illness.

Mrs. Luce was born at New Haven, N. a daughter of the late Ambrose and Lythe Hotchkiss Be sides her husband, Mrs. Luce leaves a daughter. Miss Lydla Paddock, oi Amltyville, and a son, Timothy Pad dock, who is in Illinois.

They are children by a former marriage. She also leaves two grandsons, Dr. Charles J. Paddock and Hallie p. Luce, of Amltyville.

Deaths AMERICAN LEGION BROOKLYN POST, NO. 500, AMERICAN LEGION Comrades: You are requested to attend the funeral service of our comrade, Past Commander BARTH HUNT, Friday, Nov. 7, at 9 o'clock at his residence, 153 Senator St. JAMES M. GOLDING, Commander.

James Milde, Adjutant. DAT'GHTEUS OF THE AMERICA REVOLUTION CHAUNCEY Fort Greene Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, announce, with reeret. the nasslnB nf a ho. loved member, ADELAIDE SHEL DON CHAUNCEY (Mrs. George Chauncey).

MRP. ROBERT E. MERWIN, Rjtffpnt. Celeste C. Heineman, Corresponding occretary.

MASONIC CLINTON LODGE, No. 453, F. A. M. Brethren: You are requested to attend the Masonic funeral services of Brother JOSEPH drab to be held at his residence, Union Turnpike and Kent Road, Hlllcrest Jamaica estates, on Sunday evening, Nov.

9, at 7:30 o'clock. JOHN T. WERNER, Master. Herbert F. Tuttle.

Secretary. 3n QJemoriam COHN In lovlne memorv nf mv brother, SAMUEL A. COHN, who passed away Nov. 1927. CECIL C.

BERLIN. HORTON In sad and lnvlno memory of a devoted wife and motner, JENNIE SCHOONORN HORTON, who passed on four years ago today. Gone but not forgotten. HUSBAND, DAUGHTER, SONS. Nov.

7, 1930. INESON In loving memory of CHARLES H. INESON, died Nov. 7, 1929. Treasured thoughts of one so dear Often bring a silent tear; i noughts return to scenes long past, Tears roll on but memories last.

MOTHER, FATHER, SISTERS, BROTHER. JUDD In aad and lnvlno mo of my dearly beloved husband. FRANK A. JUDD, who departed this life Nov. 7, 1918.

Gone but not forgotten. WIFE. MILLER In sad and loving memory of my husband, CHARLES BURKE MILLER. WIFE, DAUGHTER and SISTER. MURPHY Month's mind mass, Saturday.

I n'rlnrlr Rt Prani.ii Xavier Church, will be offered for the re no of tiia annl nf nnr holnvsH mother, ANNA M. MURPHY. EELLECK In lovin mrmnrv nf a beloved husband and father, WIL LIAM EELLECK, who departed this life Nov. 7, 1926. HIS PRAYER Let me live, mighty Master, Just the life thai men should know, Tasting triumph and disaster, Joy, but not too much of woe.

Let me run the gamut over; Let me fight and love and laugh. And when I'm laid beneath the clover Let this be my epitaph: Here lies one who took his chances In this busy world of men; Battling luck and circumstances, Fought and fell and fought again: Won sometimes, but did no crow ing; Lost sometimes, but did not wail: Took his beating, but kept going; Never let his courage fall. He was fallible and human. Therefore loved and understood Both his fellow men and women, Whether good or not so good; Kent his spirit undiminished, Never lay down on a friend, Played the game until the finish. Was a real man to the end.

WIFE, DAUOHTERS and SONS-IN-LAW. EXPLANATORY NOTES sbola Indicate CjCinr. Partly Cloudy, A Cloudy, Rain, Snow, Cj Report ilng Isobars lenntinuoua lineal peas thrown nnnu of equal air pressure. Figures at ends shows barometer readings-Isotherms (dotted lines) pass through equal temperature. Arrewa shew direction of Wind.

In a Fairchild from Fresh Lick, Ind. at 7:30 a.m. Arrivals Yesterday At Curtlss Field Richard Saisen' dorch in a Sikorsky from Worcester, at 11 a.m. ai iwusa meld h. A.

Alien in a Stearman from Montreal at a.m. At Curtiss Field C. B. Cuhman In a Bellanca from Pittsburgh, at 1 p.m. At Curtlss Field Ronald Chilton in a Travelalr from Canton, Oh at 1:30 p.m.

At Curtiss Field Charles J. Paine in a Loening from Mansfield, at 3 p.m. At Curtlss Field P. S. Brecn In a Swallow from Uniontown, at 4 p.m.

At Curtiss Field J. B. Pond in a Loening from Boston, at 4:30 p.m. Dies After Attending Funeral of Mother Mrs. Georgetta E.

Simmons of 67 Mcuonougn at. was seised with a stroke of apoplexy yesterday Just after she had returned from the luneraj or her mother and died a few hours later. Her mother, Mrs. Mary H. Everltt.

filed and was burled In Greenwood Cem etery yesterday morning. Mrs. Sim mons was Dorn in Brooklyn and leaves two sons. Prank Tplfali anrl John Craig Simmons. A sister, Mrs.

oiancne oimmons, also survives. She was a member of the New York Avenue M. E. Church. Services will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock and burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

I SANOI R. 73. died at his ttnm. 66-11 45th Wlntleld. on Wednesday.

He is survived by his wile. Berth lender, and two sons, Rudolph and Joarph Sander. Mr. Sander was nstlve ot Germany and was resident ol New tar for the past 47 years. He waa a retired Insurance agent.

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9 30 11 00 a 3 .00 m. 37 Ft, Bnrln st 3 R. Snrlnj st 25 rtaua.m 00 am. 54 NR. 14th st fw 7:00 pm.

86 R. 46ih It a R. 44lh st 46 R. Charles st ii R. Frsi.silB Belfast.

6b a.m. Cristo- If 01 a m. 3 00 pm. Nov 90 ft I4lh Bt 14 ER. Wall si IS Mslden la 25 R.

frsnklin PFNNSVf VAStra and Saii Pranciain I for Havana. Panama W. sin mi liom Plrr Si n'ls m. 'l', "n'henhure from Plrr at. miaiTs cl.e I 3o i sells 11 a in.

HKI.LItll oiav for ChrisllsiKsnd O.lo i i'5 CnttoO.1 and Port Limon. from pier Rertot Si caoia" Jt0 Klin.lon. Puerto J'J Pu'f'o llainos i tan elu 9 a ni.i. salis noon LEVIATHAN, lot Cherhour and Bo'Hh-smptoii. iram Plrr 0 N.

w. Sftlh irnslls close 6 30 ami. sails -in a.m. OfU'AHA. has Havana Profreao and Vera Cms.

from ti'r 13. WsM at close I In im laia Ham MtN-NETONKA. for Ch-rbour. Tl.nn. don.

from pier SS W. ith gt irn rhellal, sails llam. BntTANNirr for Cobh a- llvertwel from JI'J 69. N. Vlh SI irnslls close '0 em ssils 11 am NIRISA for m.

Tkemae. Ir.i pier Broebly. aedswlrh St. isaalla close 9 it BOI IV4R. (r pa.rio Colembts.

frem Maw i HI I a II DOMINIC, fee Par, tram IM B'eb- Ivn rlese 9 m.l. veils neon. MAY. for Kilieon. Iro- Plet 10 Per slip ima.ia cl, mi.

sells M' WS. for Pnrrlo Tories fro'fl P'rr 70 Perk Silo clos. boon, sails 3 pm. MONFIAT JtrprnsoN, for Norfolk from Plrr prsnklia fat. tno mails', ssils ruion CI7V OP CHATTANOOOA for Sesnrh Irom Pier 4t.

R. Charle St. I sails), sells I I. TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST NEW YORK AND VICINITY Fair tonight and Saturday; warmer Saturday; diminishing northwest winds becoming southwest Saturday; Sunday (air, warmer. EASTERN NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY Fair tonight and Saturday; warmer S.uurday; diminishing northwest and west winds, backing to southwest Saturday.

SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND Fair tonight and Saturday; watmcr SRturdav; diminishing northwest and wett winds backing to southwest Saturday. General Report 'The center of high pressure has advanced to We.n ViiKlnia with increased force. P0.82 at Elkins. The pressure falling over a wide area in the northwest, tut with no well denned center of disturbance, 29 84 at the Pas and 29 83 at Calgary. The northeast atorm I central ever Newfoundland and eastern Quebec, 29.28 at Belle Isle.

Light snowfall has occurred in portiona of New York. Northern New Enaland. Ouebeo and eastern Ontario. The freezing temperature lront extends through North Carolina. Ten nessee and Arkansas.

The lowest reported a 10 degrees at Elkins. W. Va. It la warming up rapidly over the northwest. In the New York area falr weather will continue over the weekpnd with alowiy rising temperature and moderate westerly winds.

Winds slona- the Atlantic Coast are freeh to strong northeast from Hntterus south, and northwest from Norloik to Portland. Wv'nt at Eustport. Halifax and Sabl Island. HIGH WATER TODAY High water. II Low water.

I A M. P.M. I A.M. P.M. New I I 8:22 2.0i I 2:32 NOVEMBER 8.

New York 1 11 I 9 05 9:31 3:34 SUN RISES AND BITS. November 7. I November 8. Rises. 6 33 Sets.4 48 I Rlses 6:34 Sets.

6:45 Federal Guards Seized in Raid on Jersey Brewery Charge Elizabeth Plant Made Beer Uniler Eyes of Two Murnhalei Aides Elizabeth, N. Nov. 7 fn Two Federal guards, installed by the United States Marshal's office to watch the seized Peter Braidt Brewery, were under arrest today after a raid by Federal prohibition agents who said they found 18,600 gallons of recently brewed beer. The brewery property was attached and the guard set after a raid Sept. IS, when prohibition agents emptied 100,000 gallons of beer into the sewer.

Charles Q. Matthew and Ralph Meyer, the guards asuliraed to the brewery by Chief Deputy Marshul W. B. Snowden, were arrested with three brewery employes yesterday when eliht prohibition agents made the raid. The agents said had been received from persons living in the vicinity that the odor of cooking hops was noticeable from the brewery and that they were being awakened at night by the noise of arriving and departing trucks.

After the raid In September John J. Dunne, reputed retired beer baron of New jersey, was arrested on charges that he and several others attacked the raiding officers and attempted to prevent the destruction of the 100,000 gallons of beer. Matthew, tfter his arrest, denied knowing beer was being made In the brewery. R. W.

Baldwin Estate Left to His Widow Richard Baldwin, iace manu facturer, who died Oct. 26, left his entire estate to his widow, Elvira H. Baldwin, of 18S Washington Park, It became known with the filing of his will in Surrogate Win-gate's Court yesterday. Mrs. Baldwin receives all realty and the resi due In trust for lift.

Upon her death the principal Is to go to relatives In Ireland. The estate is planed at more than ils.ooo." APPRAISALS BINOWITZ, LOI'IS April i. Wot, Oroaa ssls, lllOSll: net. ait.171. To Jennie Benowlts, widow.

SS.0OD In trust lor life, one-third residue. a.m; children shsr remainder. UIUtSON. JOHAN IJulf Oross assets, il4.H1: net. In ail.

To Cecil Charea and Ester I. aedcrstelsi, Irlenda, seed 14.074. Assets, reslty. 600: mortfsses. notes end acenunts, t'2.

327. WSUa ASaAHAM iNof. 3, lJl, Urost ssete. net. (24.319 To Reln Weisa.

widow, s.1.106: lour ehilrlren, each 4.S1I. Attsta, (ealty, 19,1001 ssh, 1T.94S, Shipping New, Incoming Passenger Mrs.Mucnch.Fire Alarm Custodian, Dies at 51 Hicksvllle, L. Nov. 7 Mrs, Louise Muench, the only woman fire alarm custodian in the TTni States, died this morning from a stroke of apoplexy In her apartment "fie at nre uepartment headquarters On E. Marie St, Rh are, 51 years old.

Mrs Mns-nrVi been custodian of the vHlage flrtj alarm system since 1914. Her hus band, Louis, has been a fireman here for the past 30 years. BesidM Mr. Muench she is survived by a dnnghter, Hael. Plans Hill to End Tiny Vote Districts A bill to eliminate election districts where only a handful of voter.

are eligible to cast their ballots will oe Introduced next January by State Senator William H. Love, he nlKht at the Madison Clllb. 923 fit M.rlr'. Election DstrW nf in.w manic District In Manhattan, whose CUBl lne cltT hundreds of dollars, and other similar cases. AUTHORS NAME RICIIMAV Arthur Rlehmin 0( the Author1 nnienca yesterday at the annual meeting at the Hotel Roose.

Ue Creel wag appointed chairman of the committee to arrant? fne rh annua! supper, dance and entertainment for the 7i mn" League Fund to be held at the Roosevelt on Dec T. REFEREES APPOINTED al.Y, Abraham rein. Arnois Louis w. Hoodwein 'sVrl. No- 3.

Mortimer M. Wo. i Edwin Smart; No. 8 stanlew A. Buist: No 7 AM.ham Greenoei, Dime Sannes Bank Levin.

Tin. Allen Robertson" tV.li' a. Met! ltl(. K. ln John T.

Blsrifn Llnrienhnr.f poranon. D. Orrroni nTlrh I- "rSI iZ'. Itif Bank vs. Znrio.

Pred Oross Tavlee uvhi Lelrh (No. 3,. John Walsh: Bib. vs mailer "union. Edcar T.

Branrnh: N. Till at Mortssae Cmpsnv vs Splro. Oeorae Brooalvn Tru company va, Miillen.Ni. 1,, a a o. rv v.

Realty Corporation. Oeor C. Wil- SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES IManrins. I rs at 4rM mm wsanklsTi LU. MODERN tHHCM mi? l-ae-oe.

Boot, ana DANtlvO ww- to i r. a. ntAfalM' 9' f-itivi LEGAL NOTICES twrniMS court1, kinos county" Bey RiOao Really Corpora: Ion. a corDoratioln. piainliff.

at. mat Aner 1)10 oss and oll.ers, (elendsiils In purauan.e of a judfinent of fere, closure and duly made and entered in the al)oe-fiititled and besrnu dae tht bin day of November lfl.10 1 tl underlined, the referee In ssld ludamrin named, wilt sell at public auction to ll, huhe.t bidder, by Marcus Chen aV Son sui lioneers. at Ihe BroiiSlva Rr, g.i.-i Sv No. IH't Montagu Street, in Ih porouah of Biooklvn. County of i.ny end Slate of Nrw Voi.

on the aatn day ol November at taehe otloii noon, Hie dirertrd bv ssld Jttde-msnt to be sold, and Unrein described aa Breinnln at a point on the northerly side ot laih Strert. dtatsnt 54 feet carter liom the comer formed by tite intersection nf the northerly aide of lftth Street wilh the ea'terlv side of 7th Avenue, run. inn, thence porlheny end ttsta.lrl aim tlh Avenue end p.rt of the thromh a piirtv 90 fen llienre easl. any and panllel ISlh Blreel fe.t; inence ao'itherlv and parsllri wnh Acn ic SO leet to raid northerly aide of 1 3t jv Slrrfi atirl ence wcateiiy alonf aid title nl IH'h Slrret 20 feet to the nt or place of said prem.ft.s reir known aa and bv the trr-t numtr Mil IHtlt S'teel, Brooalvn loeriher wilh all the and Inteteal lie aid montaaora In an th lard iwn in the bed nf any sfeei in lront of a' 4 ailfln.ti pirnn.ei to the ce'iier tlirrcof fvtrd N'. rtrhrr 7trt loio MI1TOV oi rMOf.

Re'rr-J WIMIAM I'lNlxiyp, Psai Altar new for p. nt rl oclee and Po.i oetre Ad. dress I Court reel a-r-usb Braob. I)n, New Vuia Uitj. n7-i-f sa TODAY from Ship and Line 3 10 OK WASHINGTON.

United States PRINCESS MAY (Brl. Ol Giorgio BERMUDA rurneas Bermuda CHEROKEE. Clyde ALGONQUIN Mellon MAUI90N. Old Hambtim. Oct tuu, I.UC1UUUII, Klneston Bermuda.

Hoe Jarksonvlli. Mov ton Galveston. Nov corioia, 28; 4: Charlei TOMORIOW Southampton. Nov Char- hour Hamhurf, Oct 31: South- AQUITANIA IBrl. ALBERT BAII.IN (Oerl.

Hambiirt-Amerlcun VULCANIA lit'. Cnsullrh. CITY of MONTGOMERY, Savannah JEFFLRSON, Old Dominion niMion, uneroour Trlrste. Oct 18: Naples. Bsvsnnsh.

Nnv 7 00 a Norloik. Nov 7 3:00 p. It'NDAT TRANSYLVANIA (Brl, Glasgow. Nov Anrhor SIHONEY. Ward CALAMARES.

United Fruit Londonderry Havana. Nov Port Limon, oai. Havana HAMILTON Norloik. Nov 8 Outgoing Passenger Steamships TODAY CARMANIA, lor Cohh and Liverpool, from rirr it. w.

I4tn at. uiu maiisi. sails llam. ANTA BARBARA, foe Crltekal. Talara.

('alls nd Valparais. frees Fler S.I. Rreealv. Haasillaa) Ave. tasalla elns a.ss.l.

slle NOHTHEHN PHINCI. lor Rio de Jsnr.ro Santos, Montevideo and Buenos Aires, Imiiii Pier 74, W. 34th at. imalis eloa pm.l. aalls m.

STA'l KNDAM. for Plymaiilh. Boulome and Rotterdam, from fttn Si imaiis close p.m. sella mtdtilKiit. MUNARno.

for Nassau. Miami and Ma- from Ptr 9. K. Old Slip imalls close a.m. eeile It a.m.

HOMKRIO. for Cherbourg- and Southamn ton. Irom Pier S. N. w.

19to St tinallv clos 1 p.m. I. sails 11 p.m. WMTIRNLAND. for Plvmouih, Cherhouri and Antwerp, from Pier 60.

20lh at. fraalla eioe I p.m. i. aalls p.m Bit ('III SI. fee Oara.ae and Mararalk.

frees Plee Breaklyn, Mantaeae St. (aaalla rise 9 p.sa.l, aalle p. as. ASTSKA. far Baltlaa perls, fresa Pier t.

Rtaealtn. Mealaiw t. I Basils clos I at. I sells p.sa. I If HIANCAVMNO.

for fllliraltsr Ns- Sic and Osnoa. from Pier b.l. Mh at. (mails clos 9 pm.i, sails mid-Buhl. TOMORROW CAI mONIA.

for Mnville end OIsmow. irum rier ee r. w. aetn lit. I no rr't( silii.

sslls noon. LOUIS for Cobh. Cherboura end Mam. bint Irom Pier 44ih St Hiiia ciose a na aatls noon COLOMBIA, for Puerte CelosnMa. Car.

taieaa, I'rlstebal, t'rtnl and sis Prw-euro, frees Pier SS. Breeklyn. Ilawillla Ave. (maile rln-e sails nnen, POCP. fee Jaa.

from Pier IS. Breeblyn, Hsmlltew Av. (Balls IM I a. aalls Be-..