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id 19 BROOKLYN DAILY' EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930. LOW PRESSURE AREA TO BRING COOL WEEKEND f. j'i Another Chinese Is Slain in Feud I Bishop Stires Among Notables Sailing Tonight Bremen Docks Here Today Majestic, He de France and Others Leave Port Er-nsen, Martin Power, Emma K. Campbell. Jinle Probeck, Emma Carter, Margaret Bs-gan.

-Charl T. Cleary, Delia A. Silverthorne, Eva Connors, W. Smiley, W. J.

Deardon, Anna T. Sommerkamp, H. Densmore, J. A. Streeton, Sarah M.

Drummond, Kate Van Aken. Harold Forbes. Jean E. Walsh, John A. Mara, Edward J.

Weiss, Charles Sr. Messeder, A. O. Willets, Emily S. Muns, Anna L.

Williams. T.S. O'Bcirne. John J. Wintringham, Parnell, W.

Sr. Emma B. BENSEN MARTIN BENSEN Of Balsley Park, on June 3, 1930, In his 53th year. Funeral services at the Simonson Chapel. 101st corner 05th Ozone Park, on Thorsday (E ATAM.

AND) miuSl mi tjT PRECIPITATION FOR LAST 24 HOURS I A T-Trace a preositalloa. f-Fot .1 A YV rorwirW JA. lVJAt75lsM TheFLORSHEIM SHOE Ci'v my TP. AlKmv 7 Miami Alhnla Ze7Mnnlreal Hi.slnn 7- rw Orleans 7ii 70 NfwYork 70 iisnuift It 7J.i ijiii.it dL Oinahii h-jj s.isTYf l.lllii if I'hnrnix j.indnn.ili 70 1'illshnrf 71 si OelrMt i PnrllanJ. Me, 7 ixnm e.

Uucto Uixiveniv i Dululh Di DcsMiiines SI Sannifj-n Jl htport S3 SI i a I sit Jt sheriilan Hiltcras S.inleFe Si Helena St. Paul Si II bilksoiivillf 7i St Imiis tl kev West 71 i Savannah LosAnirelft 7 Seattle Little Rxk ii it Vickstwr 7X iS Wichita Montirnmerv 7M Washington. 7b When you buy Sports Shoes for your Summer wardrobe be certain they are FlORSHEIMS. That will assure your getting the newest styles and leathers unquestionable comfort with longer wear and shapeliness. All in all your money's worth and more The low pressure area, shown on the map the past few days, has extended from the St.

Lawrence' Valley southwest to Texas. It has caused showers generally from Texas and New Mexico eastward over the Gulf States and northeastward to the Lakes region. The low has also brought a change to cooler. The low will be felt In the metropolitan section this afternoon or tonight when, according to the forecast, thunder-showers will break the heat wave and send temperatures down for a moderately cool weekend. The showers are likely to continae into tomorrow, but clearing weather will follow, the Weather Bureau said.

Daily Aviation Record And IS civs From Fields The Florsheim Shoe Shops NEW VOUK BROOKLYN 1i77 Brosdwsy, Strand Thmtrr BW. 41 Fulton Street 1.V5 W. 42nH one door rut dw'y rnrnrr nf 1318 Broadway, appmitr. Mnrv't illoughby AH Starr Oftm Evening aul 10 7Tir It a Floriheim Dealer in our neighborhood e.t 8 n.m. Interment Friday, 10 a m.

Private. CAMPBELL Suddenly, on June at the Lonn Island College Ho pital, MINNIE BRAINARD, dearly vr loved daughter of Martha Spence Campbell and the late Capt. James A. Campbell, U. S.

A. Funeral serves at her home, 150 Midwood on Sunday, June 8. at 4:30 p.m. Ran Francisco, St. Paul and Boston paper please copy.) CARTER MARGARET A.

'nee Keefe), 951 E. 5th beloved wife or John P. Carter, mother of Julie Williams, Anna Harris, Marguerite. James and William Moore ptid sister of Kate Keefe, died suddenly June 5. Solemn high mass at St.

Rose of Lima's at 10 ajn. Saturday, June 7. Interment at St. John's Cemetery. (Hartford, papers please copy.) CLEARY At her home, 252 Sullivan Place.

Thursday, June 5, 1930. DELIA A. CLEARY, widow of John and dear mother of Minnie John William J. and the late Thomas M. E.

and Nellie A. Cleary. Funeral from the Mortuary, 187 S. Ox-lord St, Monday. June 9, 9:30 a.m.

Solemn requiem mass at Church of St. Ignatius. Kindly omit flowers. r-CONNORS On June 5, WIL-1 MAM CONNORS, beloved husband of ucy O'Donncll Connors and de father of James, William, Ed -ward and Mary Connors. Funeral from his residence, 98 Park Ave "cfi Monday, June 9, at 9:30 a.m.

St. Edward's R. C. Church. interment si.

jonn s-emeiery. '-I5EARDEN On June 5. 1930. -HtSA TOREEN. beloved wife Ot Walter Deardon.

Services her residence, 762 54th Brook- lvn, Saturday, 2 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. On June 4, 1930. at his home, 7202 1th JAMES beloved husband of Carrie Dens- -more. Funeral services at Whitlook ft Maynard's Chapel.

187 S. Oxford Saturday, Junue 7, at 10 a.m. DR0MMOND On Wednesday. June 4, 1930, KATE, beloved of, the late William Drummond anC mother of Mrs. Robert, Homma and Willtom and Louis K.

Drummond. Funpral services at her restdence. 160 Both Brooklyn, on Fridv, June 6, at 8 p.m. Funeral Saturday, -10 a.m. Interment Greenwood cem etery.

FORBES On Wednesday. June 4. 1930, at her home, 342 9th Brpokln, JEAN beloved wife of JOhn W. Forbes, mother of Esther and Petty Forbes. Services at the Fail-child' CI" ocl, 86 Lefterts Place, near Grand Brooklyn, on Friday, June 6, at 8 p.m.

MARA EDWARD J. MARA, on June 4, 1930. at the home of tvs daughter, Mrs. Jack Dempsey, 1859 "it 23d St, Brooklyn. Funeral on June 7.

at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at R. C. Church ol zSt. Edmund, Avenue and E.

18th at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. EXPLANATORY NOTES Symbola Indicate Clear, (J Partly Ooudy 0 Cloudy. Rata, Snow, (g) teport Unalnf lanhan (eontlntioaa ftnet) pasa thrDh puinta af tqual alrprmm. Plmrra a eada sbowa baronietar Arrows show dlractioa af wind.

passenger compartment seating five persons being located in the forward part of the fuselage, while the pilot's seat and mail compartment are in the rear. The craft will be given thorough tests over the Canadian company's lines In western Canada. The 4 of the for BUDS LOESER'S ill i nm tit and BUDGETS not quite grown up JUNIORMSESOP THE WEATHER FORECAST NEW YORK AND VICINITY Showers tonight; Saturday clearing and cooler; fresh to strong westerly winds. EASTERN NEW YORff-Showprs to-nifrhr and potsibiy Saturday, cooler Bit -urdav and Jn central and north portions tonight; fresh to strong southwest vunds. NEW JFRSEY Shower tonight; Saturday possibly showers and cooler; (reh to strong aouthftef-t winds.

WESTERN NEW YORK Shower to-nlRht and probablv Saturday cooler tonight and Saturday. Genera! Report The troufth of low nressure under nh- srvftlior Ur several dnys now exteniih froiii the St. Lawrence Valley southwest toTexu. with centers, 29 70, at Southampton, On-tailo, and, 30 06, at Taylor and Brons-vll'e. Tpx.

The Atlantic Coast high his advanced, over the ocean to 30.30 at Ee.muila. Showers have been pretly general from New Mexico and Texas eastward over the Gulf States and northeastward over the lower Missouri and the Ohio and Tennessee Valley and the lake region. The change to cooler front extends to western New York, western Pennsylvania. Kentucky and western Tennessee. In the Nw York area thunderhower will break the heat wave this afternoon or enrly tomsht Showers are likely to eontin'ie Into Saturday, but with clear-Injt and cooler.

Sunday promises to fatr and continued moderately cool with freh westerlv winds. Winds along the Atlantic coast re oiith to wpst from Hatter as to Bnble If-land and fresh from Cape May to Nantucket. HIGH WATER TODAY I High water, Lnw wtr. A PM AM New York 3:59 4.41 111.02 JUNE 7, New York 3:01 5:34 fill :13 I RUN RISES AND EFTS June 6. June 7.

RlneM 25 Sets. 7:23 I Rises. 4. 25 8ct8.7.2 Broke Word Thrre Tining, Found Dead From Gas "This is the third time I broke my word," was the message found alongside William McClure, 49, who was discovered on the kitchen floor of his home, 112 Richmond last nght, a tube from the gas heater in his mouth. Herman Wuneberg, who lived with McClure, made the discovery.

Dr. Vitale of Trinity Hospital and a police emergency squad from the Miller Ave. precinct worked over the man for a half hour but could not revive him. The death was listed is a suicide. Of Rival Tones E.

New York Launtlryman Is Shot Five Times as He Sleeps in Bunk New York City Chinese tang war flared again early today and claimed a victim In the East New York section of Brooklyn, the third In the Metropolitan Area since the flareup of the feud two days ago. Vllliam Yellens, sitting in the front window of his apartment at 231 Watk" at 4 o'clock this morning, because he was unable to sleep, heard staccato gunfire down in the street and looked out in time to see a Chinese disappear around the corner. 1 Police found Louie Lee, 42. deadjj In his nk in the rear of hisi i tin ot zji ami. is ot.

had been shot five times. A sixth: bullet had lodged In a wall. Detective proceeded on this: theory that the gurrman had gamed access to the lau at about the time Lee's wet wash deliveryman entered early in the morning. These i. iccordin.

to police, have kev to their customers' shnps In order not to waken them. Police are questioning a Negress In the neighborhood, who had worked for Lee, and knew of several recent visitors ho had had. from New York's Chinatown. Her l-ame was withheld. It had not been established today whether Lee was a member of the Hip Sing; or the On Lcong tongs.

Appraisals BOWEFS. HENRY (Fob. IS, 1TC91. Cross sseu. net.

to uis I. fMppala, friend. Englnrood. N. 500; Amelia B- Bawllngs.

duhw, London, 85.000; Janet E. Carter, daughter, $5,000 legacy, apeclflc bequests or property -valued $14,700 and $2,479, trurt lund of $:5.000 nd life Interest in residua. Executor, Brooklyn Trust Company. Assets: Fealty, cash, $3,427: personal effecu, 2.S79: niortcages. notes and atrountt, stacks and bonds.

$211,316. Which moves rapidly heat or cold? Heat, because you can catch cold. Deaths SMILEY WILLIAM on June 5 1930, in his year, devoted father of Francis. Smiley. Funeral services at his residence, 1182 Union Brooklyn.

Saturday i p.m. Interment Greenwood Ceme tery. STREETON On Thursdav, June 5. 1930, SARA'H beloved mother Janet. Vaham.

Bennett, Roger Strceton and. "Mrs. Marguerite Frost. Services at the Falrchild Chapel 86 LefTerts "Place, near Grand Ave, on Friday, June 8, at 8 p.m. VAN AKEN HAROLD VAN AKEN, on June 4.

1930, at his resi dence, 117 -Avenue survived by his wife. Marv: 2 sons, Harold Jr and Walter. Funeral services Friday, at 8 o'cjock. Interment Evergreens New Brunswick, N. Saturday 10 ain.

WALSH At his residenee.8731 88th St, Woodhaven, JOHN AMBROSE WALSi'l, dearly beloved husband ol Catherine F. (nee Holt) and devoted lather of Agnes R. and An- thoruV J. Funeral Monday morning Solemn requiem mass at the Church of St. Thomas the Apustle.

Inter ment at St. John's Cemetery. VPETSS On Wednesday, June 4, lAim CHARLES WEISS Sr, hus band of the late Lousa Weiss. Services at his residence. 116-14 9f Ave, Richmond Hill, on Satur day, June 7, at 2 p.m.

WILLETS On Thursdav, June 5 1930, EMILY S. WILLETS. widow of Andrew J. and mother of Edmund T. and the late Clarence W.

willets. Funeral private. WILLIAMS Suddenly, In York Citv. on June 3, 1930, New TTM- OTHY SHALER WILLI AMS of onoreianas, nuiiungtuu, j. beloved husband of Altce Williams.

Funeral services will be reld Friday afternoon June 8, 1930, at 3 o'clock at the Old First Church. Huntington. L. I. Train leaves Long Island Terminal 12:55.

Interment private. WINTRINGHAM At Hacken sack, N. June 4. 1930, EMMA beloved wife of Robert j. winuing.

ham. aeed 73 yers. Funeral serv ices at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Anson G. Phelps.

108 Elm. Ave Hackensack, Saturday afternoon, June 7. at 3 o'clock. Interment Hackensack Cemetery. MASONIC MESSEDER Sandalphon Lodge No.

836. F. A. M. Brethren: You are hereby notified of the death of Brother ALAN O.

MESSEDER, Senior Deacon. Masonic services at his residence, 55 East 4th St, Brooklyn, on Friday evening, June 6, at 8:30 o'clock. 3n Q3cmorfam BROWN In loving memory of eur sister, FLORENCE BROWN, who died June 6, 1922. ELIZABETH and MAY SCHAAP FROST In cherished memory of my dear sister, SARAH'A. FROST, who died June 6, 1929, Mass at St.

Michael's Church. 42d St. and 4th Ave, Brooklyn, at 8 o'clock Saturday. June 7. Sister MARY.

FROST In loving memory of our dear aunt, SARAH A. FROST, who ed June 6, 1029. Loving Nieces ANNA and MAY. GELSON Anniversary of requiem at the Church ol Nativity, Classon Ave. and Madison St, on Saturday, June 7, at 8 a.m., for the repose of the toul of JAMES GEL-SON, who departed this life June 7, 1918.

WIFE and TAMILY. O'DONNELL In sad and loving memory of my dearly beloved husband and our kind father, TIMOTHY M. O'DONNELL, who departed this life June 6, 1925. Masses offered. WIFE and CHILDREN.

Th Rt. Rev. Ernest M. Stires, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of Long Island, is among the passengers leaving a few minutes after midnight tonight on the Italian liner Augustus. Other passengers Include Associate Justice Harlan F.

Stone of the U. S. Supreme Court, Presiding Justice Victor J. Downing of the Appellate Dl- vtsltra of the First Department and wlllard V. King, vice president of 'the Irving Trust Company.

Also leaving on the Augustus are John E. barney, coal dealer, who lives at 44 St. John's Place, and Charles E. McDermott of 140 Lincoln Place. The two Brooklyn residents are making a two months tour of the continent together, which will include an audience with the Pope and a visit to the Passion Play at Oberammergau.

Dr. Gilbert H. Grosvenor. presi dent of the National Geographic Society, accompanied by Mrs. Grosvenor, are arriving today in Brooklyn aboard the North Geman Lloyd liner Bremen.

Othe passengers on the Bremen docking at Pier 4, Atlantic Tidewater Terminals, foot of 58th St, are Win-chell Smith, playwright, and Patrick Hall, one of seven United States customs inspectors who have beii riding back and forth on the biggst liners recently in an effort to 'improve customs fcrvlce at New Yom Sailing today on the French liner He de France are Samuel Instill. Chlcapo utilities operator, and Mrs. Insull: Col. Sosthenes Behn. president of the International Telephone and Telegraph Company: Simon Guggenheim, president of the American Smelting and Refining Company, and Philippe de Rothschild, author and motorcar racer.

The White Star liner Majestic Is also sailing today, taking out members of the Kent School from Connecticut, who are going over to row in the Thames Challenge Cup races at Henley. Also aboard are Dr. A. S. Bustamente, member of the Court of International Justice at The Hague: Commissioner Henry Mapp, chief of staff of the Salvation Army, and H.

Gordon Selfrldge Jr. A group of 300 Polish army veterans, going over to attend the celebration of the Miracle of the Vistula, leave tonight on the Red Star liner Pennland. A group of 20 professors Is also to be aboard. The Santa Clara of the Grace Line la leaving today from th foot of Hamilton Ave. on another express trip to the west coast of South America.

Wills Filed ABtt.B. CHART.KS W. fMHV tare. more than $10,000. To LUlie Ooller, 3116 Fsrragut Road, two-fifths In trust; Emma Lepper, sister, 310 Tompkins Ave, one-fifth In trust; aeorge H.

Abele. brother. rln. Mich, on-flfth In trusl; William E. Abele, brother.

2453 Bedford Ave, one-fifth In trust; nieces and nephews remainder Interests. Executor. American Exchange Irving Trust Company. OLASSFR. CHARLES O.

(April 111. Estate. $6,000. To Ellrabeth Olasser, daughter. 330 S3 St, $500; Julia A.

Otssser. widow, executrix, same address, residue. HUMPHREY, PFRMELIA (April 151. Es tate, $100 real. $40,000 personal.

To Sarah T. Cooke, cousin, executrix, 92 Pine efrects, $5,000. life Interest In residue; five cousins each others small bequests. KISPERT, ANNA (May 281. Eitate, $10,000 real, not more than $500 personal.

To Catherine Klspert, daughter. 214 Ten Ejck St, $400. one-fifth residue; Joseph Klspert. husband, same address, four children each one-fifth residue. Executrix.

Anna Klspert, 214 Ten Eyck St. IATSON, SARAH W. (May 29P. Estate, mora than $1,000. To Aimet R.

Latson. husband, executor, 450 E. 19th St. MADDOCK, LOTTIE P. (May 181.

Estate, about $20,000 real; about $20 personal. To Charles A. Maddock, husband, executor. 1248 E. 24th St.

PIZ20, PRANK. value not given. To Mary P12ro, widow, premises at 91 3 Grand Joseph Ceroso, nephew, 153 Powers St, residue. REDMOND, WnXIAM T. (May 211.

Eitate, more than (2.000. To Sullivan, aister. executrix. .138 Park Place, and Elisabeth A. Callahan, sister, 153 Un-derhlll Ave.

STRASSNER. MARY (May 201. Estate, $3,300 personal. To four children by first msrrlage. Jewelry, equal shares In residue; David Stasaner, husband, 1823 Church Ave, $100; four children of second mat-rlaee.

each $1. Executor, Charles J. Drapkln, 237 B. 9Sth St. JEWS PROTEST BRITISH BAN Led by an 85-year-oJd patriarch.

maiiniic ineiitizna, jewi marcnea down 5th Manhattan, yesterday as a protest against Great Britain's suspension of Im migration into Palestine. About 55 jcwisn organizations participated in me procession EVENTS TONIGHT Mfntinr of the BrlKhton Bfah Knn Part is fin LeuBlia 71 Rrinhinn Raai.k CltiZfns' LeREUt nf f1fntr1 nrnnlrlirn In. stalls omcers at B07 Oaten 8. Commencement pxitcHm nf th mf. quanrt school in the auditorium nf the urooKjyn ccnirai jr.

iw. u. 5S Hanson Place, 8:15. Meetnlff Of the 22ri A Rnuhllrtin Club at 236 Barbey 8. Members of the Orare Dnria Clnh nf th.

Central Y. c. A. present "A Prince to Order at the branch building. 30 3d 8.

oiriK Hian Dunns alve nneeant com. Rive memoratinc the death of Virail at the Oirli High School, Nostrand 8. Floral naseant and iinrlne fcitiva) hf the Bronklvn Methorilfit Episcopfti Home, Park Place and New York fl. CamD workers dinner nf th Cent ml Branch Y. W.

C. at the branch build-inK. 30 3d 8 The Hrdlord rivers of Platbnsh present "Ann's Little AffRir" at the Plathush Hovt 2245 Bedford 8. Btierial nieetint? nf th An vnhn Ira Democratic Club at 103 Concord 8. BorouRh President Hesterbers, speaker.

Election of otficrra. Reouubllcan Countv Lender MeVr flteln- brlnk. fDe alter at meet In it nf the Kinct County Republican Club, 202 Pate hen Ave 8. Tau Phi Siirma Sororltv riinr at th Hotel St. OeorRe.

8. jRmea aison Hlsh school danca at the Hotel Bt. Cenrpe. 8. Phi Siema Chi Fratern tv mfetnla at th Hotel fit.

George. 8. Manual Training High School dance at Hotil Bosnfrt. 8. St, Colleep dinner at the Hntnl 7.

Lr-s iiix i 7' wear Woff SfyUf M0 a washable cnscmMc. at Looser 's so popular keep them in stock. ITIESSEDER June 3, 1930, ALAN ie. MESSEDER, beloved husband of Hvini; Conditions, A.M. Visibility Good.

Barometer 29.97, falling. Humidity 76. Ceiling High broken clouds. Wind Southwest, 10 miles. Flying Forecast Metropolitan Area Northwest winds at surface and aloft, increasing with altitude and becoming fresh and strong in low flying level Broken clouds, good visibility.

Arrivals June 5 At Roosevelt Field J. C. Kelly Jr. in a Stimson Jr. from Detroit at 3:50 p.m.

At lioosevelt Field Fred Williams In a Mercury from Hammondsport, N. at 5 50 p.m. Departures June 5 From Curtiss Field Pilot Gilbert Walter with A T. Jones to Boston, at 6:30 p.m. Williams Dane The new model 20-passenccr Bur-nclH transport plane, desiened and built by Vincent J.

Burnelll of the Uppercu-Burnelll Aircraft Corpora, tion, was flown yesterday for the first time by Roger Q. Williams, transatlantic flier. Williams took off from Newark Airport for a test spin over New York City and Long Island, landing at Roosevelt Field during the flight. The plane, a fly-ing wing type, is powered with two 800-horsepowcr Packard engines and weighs approximately, four and half tons. Its cruising speed is said to be 120 miles an hour and its high speed 150 miles, with a cruisinj range of 1.200 miles.

The plane performed well on the takeoff, climbing quickly to an altitude of 5,000 feet. Fleetster Delivered to W. C. A. Delivery of the first Fleetster fast mall plane manufactured bv Con solidated Aircraft Corporation has been made to Western Canada Air ways, of Winnipeg, the largest airmail operating company in the Dominion.

The model is a combination mall and passenger ship, the 6 4:00 p.m. 23 NR. Franklin at 6 4:00 p.m. 25 Franklin St iniurit i.uup.m. rt.

loin ii 31; cria- in-00 a.m. 1,1 er. MiMen la 4,00 p.m. 25 R. rmnUlnst CAMERONIA.

fnr Moville and Olnsgow, from Pier 68. N. W. 14th St. (mails cid.sp a.m.

I. sails noon. SILVIA, for Hslifflx and St. Johns, from Pier 74. N.

W. 34th Bt. (mails close a m. sntrr a.m. FORT ST.

GEORGE, for Bermuda, from Pier pfl, W. 55th St, imails close a.m.), satis 11 a.m. CLEVELAND, for Oalwav. CherbourR and HumnurR. from PiPr 84, N.

44th fit imails close 8 a.m.i. cat noon. ROCHAMBEAU. for PIvmoiith and Havre, from Pier 57. N.

W. 16th St. (mails flo5.e 7 a sails 11 a.m. El. SALVADOR, fnr Puerto Colombia.

Car tnxrna. Cristobal, Mazatlan and Man Francisco, from Pier 33. Brooklyn. Ham- Htnn Ave. (mails clone 9 a.m.), aails 1 p.m.

SAV for Han Juan, frnm Pier fironkh n. liamiltnn Ave. (mafia close a.m.), aada noon. KUNGSHOLM. (or Gothenburg, from Pier 97, N.

W. 57th St. (mails close 9:30 a m.t, aails noon. TOLOA. for Havana.

Cristobal and Port Llmon. from Pier 9. N. Rector St. mull close 9 a.m...

sails noon. TIVIVFS. for Santiago-. Kingston. Puerto Cnstilla.

Tela and Puerto Barrios, from Pier 15. E. Maiden Lane imails cloe 9 10 a.m.). salla noon. MINNEWABKA.

for Cherhourt and London, from Pier 58. N. W. 18th St. no sails 11 a m.

CEDRic. for Cobh and Liverpool from Pier 9. N. 19th St. (mails close 7:30 am.

i. -alls 11:30 am itO. for Turk Island, from Plrr 34. Brooklyn. mil ton Ave.

(mailt close 0 a.n.), aails nonn. AHA VI. for Puerto Colombia, from Pr 9. N. Rector St.

(mails close 10:30 a l. sails 1 AZTEC, for Puerto from Pier 15. Maiden Lane (mails close 10:30 a i. aails 1 m. MOMFItry, for San Juan, frm Pier 3.

Brooktvn. Hamilton Ave. imails cloae a.m.), aails noon. MO VP AT fer Norfolk, from Pier a Shipping News Incoming Passenger and Mail Steamships The Hours Bftiow Are rJa'ltant Savlit Tl TODAV ShiD and Line Prom Due to dock Pier BREMEN (Oerl Nor. Oer" Bremen.

Mir SI: South- mia ampton, Cherbourg Sftth at. Broohlrn P.Ke. I DENT HARDINa.Hambure, Mkv 28. South- Untterl 8ttiea ampton. Cherbourg 3 00 am.

4 Hoboken 3d at BIBONEY, Ward Havana. June 3 12 30 am. 14 R. Wall at AI.OONQUIN. Mallory Galveston, Mav 31: 7.00 a.m.

23 Houston at SEMINOLE. Clyde Jacksonville, June Charleston 10:43 a.m. 37 Spring; at GEO WASHINGTON. Old Dominion Norfolk, June r- i TOMORROW OirTSCHIiAim (Cierl. Hamburg.

Mar 30: 8outh- ampt'in. Cherhourg 9:00 a.m. 86 4fi'h at EURO iBri. Sanderson Vaiparaiao, May 19; Cristobal ft 00 a m. lath Hnhoken HAMILTON.

Old Dominion. Mortnllr. Jul ne rashion ravontes JUNIOR MISS jiii ur June 3 7 00 a.m. 46 Cliarlea at TnmsrMY STUTTGART (Oerl. Nor Bremi-n, Mv 2'J; Cherbourg.

Herman Cobh 42 R. Morton it LAi'LAND (Bri. Red Star. Antwerp. Mkv 30: South- mnijuni, oik-i hsivrb, united Fruit Limnn.

tnbal. Havana ROBERT E. LEE. Old Dom. Norrolk, June May 7 Outgoing Passenger Steamships "Emma Messeder, devoted lather of John.

Thomas, Joseph, George, JCfnma, Jane and brother of John Frank H. Messeder and a sister, TSdith Franck. Funeral services ai -ills residence. 55 E. 4th Brook- TTyVi.

on Friday evening. June 6, at 7 ZCtlock. Interment private. MUNZ (Corrected Notice.) OnJ, Thursday, June 5. 1930, at hcr residence, 285 Macon Brook-IVTL ANNA LOUISE.

beloved mother of Mary Fred, Jesse ann R. Mmik Services at tHei Perce Falrchild Chapel, 88 LerTerts Place near Grand Friday at 7 O'BETRNE On June 5, JOHN il. beloved son of Ann Early and 'he lata Michael O'Belme. Requiem mass on June 7 at 9:30 a.m. attest Charles Borromeo R.

C. Church. terment Holy Cross Cemetery. PARNELL On June 5. 15)30, WALTER H.

aged 81, beloived husband of Margaret Parnell' and father of Walter and Fu neral services at his home, 1.T12 E. 14th St, Brooklyn, Friday, Ji'e 6, 8 p.m. interment eaturaay Lawrence, Mass. POWERS On June 1930, EMMA KNIGHT, wife the late Kilburn Powers and daugl ter of the late Henry Knight and Mary A. 'Knight.

Funeral at her late residence, 15 fith.i on Sundnv, June 8, at 8:30 vim. Inter ment at New London, Crn. PPOBECK-On Jun'i. 5. EMMA PEOBECK, sister of Jtfiarles, Mrs.

llelrne Baldwin and Mrs. Bertha Services at ijer residence, 247-20 90th ellcrose, L. Friday, 8:30 p.m. i REGAN F. REGAN, at his residence.

422 ttih on June lie is survived i by his mother, rFrances, and one brother, John J. tRcgan. Funeral oil Saturday, June at 10 A.m.; then fie1: to St. Saviour's Church, where a'. solemn requiem mass will be offerrd for the repose of his souL Inter aj.ent in Holy Cross Cemetery.

SILVERTHOFiJ IE On Thursday, June 5, 1930, EVA SILVERTHORNE of 446 Lexington Brooklyn, beloved wife of cob W. Silverthorne. Services at the, Falrchild Chapel, 86 Leflerts near Grand on Saturday, Juia 7, at 2 pm. POMMERWamp On Thursday, Herman sommerkamp, in his 1st year, beanved father of Caroline C. Leeker.

f.3 ther-ln-law of Herman Leeker. Fui leral services at residence, 8543 Woodhaven Wood-haven, L. Ij. Sunday, June 8, 8 pm. Interment Monday morning, Lu-thnran.

$16.75 For summer cTiIc, tlie smart Junior Miss decrees And pictured are four of her fashion favorites with the younger set that it is all we can do to All are amazingly low-priced for style. A Washable Crepe Track wiih nautic.il Printed Jacket; patterns in blue, green, red or black. Can be had in sizes 11 to 17. The Baskeu eat Coat, washable flat crepe frock. Blue, pink, navy, green, maize or white.

Can be had in sizes 11 to 17. Sennuui Crepe Ensemble Vhite frock; jacket in red, maize, blue or green. Can be had in sizes 11 to T. Three-Vicce Shantung Jacket Outfit, striped shirtinj; blouse. Capclct sleeves.

Black, navy, pastels. Sizes 11 to 17. TODAY SANTA for Cristobal, Balboa, Cal lao and Valparaiso, from Pier .1:1 Brooklyn. Hamiltun Ave, (mills uoe a.m.). hails noon.

VOLENIMM. tor Plymouth, BouMtrne and Rotterdam, from oih Hoboken imaili close 8 p.m.t, midnight. ILE DP, PRANCE, for Plvmouih and Havre, from Pier 57. N. W.

15th St. imaila close noonl. sails 4 n.m. MUNAMAR. for Nassau, MSeml and Ha vana, rrom Pier 9.

oid bud (mails close a.m.). anils 11 a m. MAJESTIC, for Cherbouri? and Southampton, from Pier 51), N. W. lMLrt Bt.

imails close 1 p.m.). sails 5 p.m. PENNLAND, for PIvmoiith, CherbourR and Antwerp, from Tier 60. N. W.

20lh St. matls close m.i, sells 11 m. NICKFKIE. for Port au Trlnre, Cararaa and Paramaribo, from Pier 12. Brooklyn.

Fariraa fit. mails close p.m.), salla 8 p.m. MFOEA, for Tnrks Island and Mararaiha, from Pier 0, Brooklyn. Mnntagae St. (mAlls close salh ti p.m.

CAROMA. for Plvmouih, Havre and Lon- don. from Pier f. N. W.

14th St. (mnlls close 8 m.t. snfts mldnfuht. SOUTHERN PRINCE, for Rio de Janeiro. Bun toe.

Montevideo and Buenns Avrrs. from Pier 74, N. W. 34th St. (malls lose fl D.m.i.

sntls midnight. AUOUPTUS. for Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa, from Pier 97. N.

W. 57th St. (mails close 9 i. sills midnight. HAVANA, for Havana.

Progrcso and Vera Cnu. from Pier 13, E. Wall St. (mall cloe 12:30 sails 3 m. MANUKL CAT.VO.

for Cadi and Barcelona, from Pier 8. E. Old SliD fmails close 9 sails noon. MARTINIQl'E. for Cape Haiti.

Port fl Prix, (ionaivei and St. Marc, from Main Bronklvn (mails close p.m. I. a'U 4 p.m. VIRGINIA, for Kingston, from Pier 2fl.

Catharine St. (mails close 2:30 p.m.), sails 5 p.m. TOMORROW LACONTA. CnTJIim and Liverpool, from 14th 6t. (mails close IV a m.

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