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I Tin: hkooklyx duly kvcjlk yokk. Tiirnsn.vY. 7, 102s. 24 JURY FREES EX-COP VITAL RECORDS CUSTOMS GUARD UP FOR RUM SMUGGLING Miss Ear hart 's Mother and Sister Watch Ocean Hop of Aviatrix OF WOMAN'S MURDER Anthony A. Piscopo, formerly a Staten Island policeman, yesterday oftcmoon was acquitted by a Jury In Richmond County Court, In St.

DEATHS Ashlin, Bertram C. Mur.ni. Mary C. Avery, Theresa Nun! in. K'luanl P.

Ballou, Theodore MaxutMI. Holvrt IJ Carmody. Michael Mead. Gideon II. Cooke, Daisy M.

Milbury. John C. De Claris. Louise. Moore.

Mary V. DerfliiiKcr, W. F. O'Uricn. Joliimn.i Donohue, James H.O'Shaulmtsvy.

W. Dusenbiirv. Ptirrell, Annie R. Margaret E. Kilter.

Allium A. Fowler, licorstP R. Rushnioro. Anna R. Graham, Louise ityr-rson.

Mary E. HacKcrtv. Ellen Simnnsrm. John Katheriue Strickland, Arthur CALL Lifcsyal AHowasica Will Be Made oi your old Water Heater any make in exchange for a new AUTOMATIC Instantaneous or Storage Water Heater Ask for estimate no obligation, of course. W.

A.BucrSsI Sales Co. Inc. 351-53 Atlantic near Hoyt St. Telephone TRIangle 1630 George, S. before Judge J.

Harry Tiernan, of the murder of Margaret NEVINS 4800 A. Sullivan, who was fatally shot Oct 4, I9J6. The Jury deliberated three hours. According to testimony at the trial. Temme.

Anna l. Todd. Alfred W. GEO.WEIDERMAN ELECTRIC 191 FLATBUSH B'KLVN N. Office- 33 Rne St.

Phone Nevlm IHuil Elting Starts Hearings in Cases of 18 Accused Men. Determined to give every man "a fair hearing and a square deal," Philip Elting, Collector of Port, and the Personnel Committee of the United States Customs Service in New York, consisting of representatives of each department of the local began this morning the preliminary hearings of the 18 customs guards suspended Saturday night on charges of connivance at liquor smuggling from ocean liners. The committee met In closed session at 10:30 o'clock in Mr. Elting's olllces on the second floor of the Custom House. Just how many of the men would be questioned today could not be forecast, but Mr.

Elting said that not all of them had been called to appear before the committee today. All of the facts of the Investigation will be assembled as soon as the examinations are over, and will then be Jordan. Gertrude Haven, William I. Leeman. Edith M.Lyons, Jesse Piscopo shot the Sullivan woman at her rooming house in Mariners Harbor, S.

I. Witnesses for the State testified that Piscopo told them after the shooting that the Sullivan woman was shot bv accident while she was Van Ronji. Mary E. Wulpern, Charles trying to prevent Piscopo from usin? his service revolver to ena nis own life because "he suffered remorse for neglecting his wife and family for her and was In Harold s. nnowv nits.

New Haven, June 7 Harold 8, Her Romance on Rochs OBITUARIES wii.i.mm r. nmn.iNiim at 211 rivr- son M. filed Tiiffiri.ty nt his hmiie. He wns A mrmbrr of Juppu LodtiP No. 1101, F.

mid A. mid Orsrnt Chapter No. 138. R. A.

J.t. ScmcM will be held in the Fairchild Chanel. 86 LefTerts pi tomorrnw nmllt at 8 o'clock. Brown, 4fl, president of the National Diplomas Awarded to Six Pipe Bending Company, died yester day at his home, 207 Evcrit 6t. At Shore Road Academy Diplomas were awarded to six grad given either to Mr.

Elting or to Henry C. Stuart, assistant collector, who will was born in Brooklyn, but came to New Haven 10 years ago to be general manager of the firm of which he be came president. DEATHS r. forward them to Washington for final uates of the Shore Road Academy yes decision. terday as part of the exercises of June I a -j Day.

The Rev. Horace H. Lcavitt, Doctor's Aato Fatally LOST AND FOUND president of the board of trustees, delivered the address to the graduates. LEEMAN-On June 6. 1923.

EDITH beloved wife of Charles W. Leeman, in her 44th year. Funeral services at her residence. 259 95th st Brooklyn, on Friday. June 8 at 8 p.m.

Interment Greenwood Cemetery Saturday 10 a m. LYONS On Tuesday. June 5. 1928, JESSE, beloved husband of Esther Injures Policeman's Son Francis Monigan, 8-year-old son of Here are Mrs. Amy Earhart, mother, and Miss Muriel Earhart, stcr of Amelia Earhart.

This photo was taken at Medford, here Mrs. Earhart and Muriel Earhart are anxiously watching An award of a scholarship for a year HAC. Lost; small buck, contain. dfntl Instruments; on road from Brooklyn ponslt. Liberal reward.

Call TRUiigf 1417 Rollti Harbor 003. was made to Evelyn Ruth Brickman, a member of the graduating class. Patrolman Michael Monigan of St. George precinct, Staten Island, was progress of the (light. Lyons.

Services at Schaefer's Funeral Mabel Carter, holder of the Saniord Memorial Scholarship for 1927-28, delivered the welcoming address. Parlors, 4th ave. and 42d st, on Fri liKAUtXL'r Lobt; Kffen gold, Hrxibif, 1 din mondK, 2 amythM. Monday, ahopplnt district or taxi; reward. Le Blanc, E.

81 st. fatally injured yesterday while playing in front of his home at 53 St. John's pi, Rosebar.k. S. when day, June 8.

at 2:30 p.m. Interment The graduates were Miss Brickman. Miss Earhart and Miss Boll, struck by an automobile driven by Dr. Jean Frlsbie Decker, Edith Adeie Horstmann, Frieda Adcle Kuhls, Doris DOti Lost; Peklniie.sp. with blaclt face: ait name of Buddy; vicinity E.

19th ft. NAVarre 2100 Jean Livingstone and Concetta An- tonia'Sclbilia. Though They Have Same Goal, DOO Lost; chow, mate; answers name of Chin; Madison at, Rcld av, Junf 6. Bndy, 801 Madison t. T1.

BUShwlrlt 7009. REV. DR. fvl. F.

O'NEIL DIES; uieason C. Lake of the Government Quarantine Station. Dr. Lake picked up the boy after the accident and carried him into the Monigan home, where he gave first aid treatment. The boy died a half hour later.

Dr. Lake was not held by police. He said the boy had run directly in the path of his car and that he was unable to avoid hitting him. FOX TERRTKR- Lost; license 653-R. Phon BifrVminstpr Are Unlike as Night and Day FORMER BORO TEACHER Baltimore, Md, June 7 The Rev.

GLASSES -Pound; tortoise lhn rim; AVf mic Flatbush; Tuesday. 205 Siifncrr st, Dr. Matthew Francis ONell, C. of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, No two women could be more un-ls feminine to her finger tips, in spite KEYS Lost; 10th st, between 5th and 6ti tivs. Return to Miller, 1102 Ocean av, INOersoll 1876.

of a pronounced preference for the like each other than Amelia Earhart this city, prominent In Catholic and Mabel Boll. PIN Lost; fraternity; Loeser's or vicinity; nimcs and date engraved on back; reward NEVins 3R41. Carroll McComas. The romance of Carroll McComas. screen and stage star, and Walter En-right, artist, has gone on the rocks, according to a dispatch from Bridgeport, Conn, where her uncontested divorce suit will be heard tomorrow.

She charges her husband with deserting her and going' to live in Manhattan. She now resides In Stamford. In 1921 Miss McComas was engaged to marry Howard J. Flan- ASHLTV BERTRAM CROMPTON ASHLTiV Camphel. Funeral Church.

way, 66th Friday, 1 p.m. AVERY At her summer home at Sparta, Sussex County, N. on June 6, 1928, THERESA CRADDOCK. beloved wife of Frank M. Avery of Brooklyn.

N. V. Funeral private. Interment at Philadelphia. Pa.

i Philadelphia papers please copy). BALLOU On Wednesday. June 6. 1928. after a Ions illness.

THEODORE BALLOU, beloved husband of Helen Ballou (nee Schmidt father of Edward and Theodore Ballou and son of Theodore and Elmira Lane Ballou, in his 56th year. Funeral services at his residence. 172 Beach 127th Belle Harbor, N. on Saturday. June 9, at 8 p.m.

He was a member of Amerlrus Lodce, No. P. te A. Ideal Chapter, No. 373, O.

E. and the Mont auk Council, No. 99, Jr. O. U.

A. M. The Rev. Pastor Steele will officiate. Interment Sunday.

June 10 at 2 p.m. at Evergreens Cemetery. CARMODY At Newark. N. on Wednesday, June 6.

1928, MICHAEL CARMODY, in his 46th year, brother of Paul, Edward and Martin Carmody of Brooklyn, N. Y. Funeral at the Home for Services. 160 Clinton Newark, on Saturday. June 9.

at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. COOKE On June 5, 1928. DAISY MORRELL, daughter of the late George K. and Emma Hartt Cooke.

Funeral services at the Central Congregational Chapel. Hancock near Bedford Thursday, June 7, at 8 p.m. DEGARIS LOUISE, on Tuesday, June 5. at her home. 5 Raleieh Flatbush, mother of the late Wilfred DeGaris.

Survived by her husband. Thomas, and two daughters, Blanch and Marion: three brothers, James. Jerry and Peter, and sister. Mrs. J.

McCarthy. Services Thursday evening at her home at 8 p.m. by the Pev. J. Line Miller of the Central M.

E. Church. Interment Friday morning in family plot at Cypress Hills Cemetery. DERFLINGER On Tuesday. June S.

1928. WILLIAM F. DERFLINGER of 243 Ryerson st. Services will be held at the Fairchild Chapel. 86 Lef-ferts near Grand on Friday, June 8, at 8 p.m.

DERFLINGER The brethren of Joppa Lodge. No. 201. F. A.

respectfully requested to attend the funeral services of nur late brother, WILLIAM F. DZRFI.INGER, at Fair-child's Funeral Parlors, 86 LefTerts on Friday cvenin-, June 8. 1928, at 8 o'clock. A. EDWARD WALPER.

Master. Benjamin S. Cubcll, Secretary. DERFLINE71 Orient Chapter. No.

138. R. A. M. Companions: You are to attend funeral services of our late Compnninn.

WILLIAM F. DERFLINGER. at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefierts Brooklyn, theological circles, died here yesterday. He was born in Skaneateles. N.

He was educated at St. Charles Except for their one common masculine sports of flying and automobile racing. The New York girl Is shorter and inclined to be slender. Her hair, too, Is vivid blond but her eyes are dark. ambition to fly across, the Atlan College, Maryland, Niagara univer POMCB DOO Lost; German; Sunday, 7 o'clock; liberal reward; no questions asked.

fiftO Gates av. ticthe two women are as different as night is from day. sity. Niagara, N. and St.

Vincent's She is typically the society girl type. Seminary, uermantown. pa. Every circumstance surrounding He was ordained to the priesthood PUltSE Lost; woman's; tan leather, Mnn diiy, June 4, containing kevs, money, drivers and owner's licenses of Beatrice Jenkins. 1030 Park pi, Brooklyn; reward: no nuestiops asked; return to above address, Knt.

9-F. LAFayette RM7. nery, wealthy Pittsburg clubman, who in the Vlncentlan Order in 1909. Most of his priestly life was spent at St. John's College, Brooklyn, N.

and Niagara University. left her the bulk of his $2,000,000 estate. their separate flights has been different. Their methods of going about this business of transatlantic flyinT have been different. Their personalities are radically different.

1UHSK Lost; small, containing money. Saturday, Jun L. I. R. R.

station or on train to Free port; reward. NEVins after ft. Funeral services will be held Fri while Miss 'Earhart is the business girl type. Different Taste in Clothes. Miss Earhart cares not at all about clothes, they say, although she is always neatly dressed.

Miss Boll is considerable of a fashion plate. Since her graduation from school Miss Earhart has worked as a teacher and in sochl service. Miss Boll hss never been interested in anything but a social life. Their flying experiences, too, have day. Greenwood Cemetery.

MARTEN MARY C. (nee Malone), beloved wife of the late George W. Marten, mother of George Norman G. and Gerard J. Marten, on Wednesday, June 6, 1928.

Funeral Saturday. June 9. from her home, 1265 E. 37th thence to St. Thomas Aquinas R.

Church. Flatbush. for requiem mass at 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

MARTIN EDWARD of 992 Bergen st, beloved son of the late Julia H. Martin, on Wednesday. June 5. 1928. He is survived by his father, Phillip, and a sister, Mrs.

A. T. Trumbull, of Englewood, N. J. Funeral on Friday at Lafayette Chapel, 42 Lafayette ave, at 9 a.m.; thence to St.

Teresa's R. C. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MAXWELL On June 5.

1028, ROBERT BRADSHAW MAXWELL, beloved husband of Ellia E. Harron Maxwell. Funeral services at his residence. 397 1st st, on Thursday, June 7, at 8 p.m. Funeral on Friday.

June 8, at 10 a.m. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery. MEAD At dtoper Montclalr. N. June 5.

HENRY, husband of the late Frances S. Adriance Mead, in his 88th year. Funeral service from the home of his son. 165 Wildwood ave. Upper Montclair, on Thursday evening, June 7, at 7:30 o'clock.

Interment at convenience of family. MILBURY On June 6. 1928. JOHN C. MILBURY, beloved husband of Anna Pope Milbury, at his residence.

1363 E. 14th st, Brooklyn. Notice of' funeral later. MOORE On Tuesday, June 5, 1923, at her home, 1353 Dean st, MARY VAN OLINDA, widow of Dr. Francis W.

Moore and beloved mother of Dr. Francis W. and Dr. Walter V. Moore.

Funeral services will be held at St. Bartholomew's P. E. Church, Pacific st, near Bedford ave, on Friday, June 8, at 2:30 p.m. (Amsterdam and They call Miss Earhart the "Lacy Lindy" because she not only bears close physical resemblance to tne RING Lost; ifentleman's diamond and sapphire, vicinity Heywood st and Mnrcy av, nr 5th av, between 8th and 9th sts.

Return for sentimrtital leasons. Reward. E. Bolien hern, WILUamsburg 1B02. Lone Eagle" but is said to nave nts Hagen Dae Tomorrow; temperament.

For the same reason. Miss Boll has Deen cnrisieneu mc SPECTACLES Lost; tortoise shell: Monday noon; St. Lorenz Restaurant, or Pulton it; reward. INGersoll 3744-J. Lady Levine because most oi ner To Team With Compston Walter Hagen, winner of the open golf championship, is due JAMES II.

OCONNEIX. Rockville Centre, L. I June 7 James H. O'Connell, 51, a newspaperman for more than 30 years, died Tuesday In the Farmingdale Sanatorium after an illness of more than three years. The body has been sent to the home of his sister, Mrs.

E. M. Baker of Upton Center. Mass. GIVE MUSIC RECITAL.

Huntington, L. June 7 The first recital by the Cleftonians, a musical group of Huntington, was held Tuesday evening at the parish house of St. John's P. E. Church on West Main st.

and was well attended. been somewhat different. True, Miss flying experiences have reacted on the public that way. WATCH Lost; probably on 7th av; lady- Hold Elgin with gold flexible bracelet at tnched. Reward.

SOUth 5362. Boll has a long-distance hop to her credit, when she flew to Havana last Boston Girl Hates Publicity. is in the old ballyhoo gag, where here on the Mauretania tomorrow. With Archie Compston. who beat winter with Levine and Wilmer Stultz.

the man who Is piloting now WATCHLost; on old rose and brown 'ib bon, between Lafayette, Throop and King, ston avs and Sterling pi. Wednesday aft ernoon. Reward. LAFayette 4030. the two women fliers differ most.

The for Miss Earhart. But the Boston girl has 500 solo hours in the air Boston girl hates and detests pudiic- WILLS FILED BERENT, ANNA (June 1). Estate. $2,500. To three daughters, Anna Schlenfeldt, executrix.

1597 Flatbush ave, three-nitha o( the residue: Emma Roehle, 484 3d ave, Astoria, Queens, and Ida Stuerhot, 37-18 21st ave, Astoria, each one-fifth of the residue. DEASY, PATRICK (May 231. Estate $1,500. To widow, Annie Deasy, executrix, 303 Marlon st. EOOERS, MARY 3.

(Mav 211. Estate not more than $4,000. To daughters, Orace E. Eeuers. executrix.

109 Sterling st, and Ada M. Le Vien, 1078 Greene ave, each one-half of the residue. FREY. AMELIA iNov. 29).

Estate, amount not reported. To a daughter, Amelia F. Koehlein, 217 Edgewood ave, Wakefield, N. and to others. JARCHO.

JAMES iMay 14). Estate $25,000. To a brother, sister and two nieces, Naum Jarcho, 1148 President Maria Berson. 171 West End ave, Manhattan: Fannlo Turow and Marie Jarcho, B17 85th st, each $1,000: a sister-in-law, Yetta Kaplan, 2222 18th st, N. Washington, D.

$500; residue to several children. Elizabeth Jarcho, 455 Ocean ave. and Morris Jarcho. 17 E. 96th st, executors.

MOLLICA. GIOVANNI IMay 61 Estate, real, more than personal, under $10,000. To widow, Anna Molltca, executrix, 2156 83d st. R1SSELL, RUTH lAug. 30.

Estate, more than $2,000. To a sister, Edna Spray, executrix, 2tl8 Clermont ave. 8CHAFFER, ESTHER (May 12). Estate $1,750. To sisters, Paule Altura, executrix, 18-14 Norman st, Ridxewood, Queens, and Bertha Keldan, 508 East Klrby ave, Detroit, each one-half of the residue.

8CHAEFFER, LOUIS (May 141. Estate, not in excess of $1,250. To widow, Lillian Schaefler, executrix, 278 Sterling St. SONNENSTRAHL, AARON. Estate, under $10,000 In each of real and personal.

To son. Henry Sonnenstrahl, Binghamton State Hospital, $150; a son, Herman Sonnenstrahl, executor, 188 Myrtle ave, residue. TORRONE. CARMELIA (June 111. Estate $6,200.

To friends, Carmelift Baldo, executrix, and her husband, Pasquale Baldo, SIS 17th st, each one-half of the residue. VENTRA, GIROLAMO (March 21. Estate, real, personal. $5,000, approximately. To widow, Maria M.

Ventra, ex ity. She almost decided not to mawe "The Haig" 18 up and 17 to play In that famous match prior to the title event, Hagen is scheduled to meet Johnny Farrell and Gene Sarazen in a foursome at the Westchester Bllt-more Club on Saturday. checked up on her side. 818 Lost: Monday morning, near Avenue and E. 9th st; reward offered.

Box D-1101, Eagle office. the flight when sne reauzea uim ould bring tne wona 10 ner nui door clamoring to know wnat sne liked for breakfast and how she kept her hair so curly. Miss Boil Not a Pilot. Miss Boll is not a flier that is, she does not hold a pilot's license, but it is said she can take the stick when necessary, under the supervision of The New York girl just eats up WEATHER FORECAST publicity. It her sole and only rea others.

Miss Earhart once held the altitude record for women fliers, with 14.000 feet. She was the first woman son lor wanting to ny across mc ocean. She has no money axe to "Serving Grade A Paints for Over SO Years" grind. In her own right sne is granted an air license by the Na tional Aeronautics Association. Local Probabilities.

Fair. Cooler tonight. Friday fair. Fresh northwest winds. It is perhaps in temperament believed to be a millionaire.

im Diamond Queen," they used to call her in Paris last summer, before sho yearned for the title of "Flying Queen." where the two women differ most. Preserve with Paint Keep your home and furniture new. depreciation. at regular intervalsi. Those who know paint value and insist on the best at moderate prices inevitably come to Gren-nell.

Sec our vast assortment ot "Grade colors and let us help you make a selection. Schenectady, N. papers, please copy.) When she decwea to lane up iiyuu; Those who know Miss Earhart marvel at her poise. She is said to be utterly nerveless. An indication of this is found in the fact that she was even able to withhold the news of in a hi transatlantic wav it O'BRIEN On Wednesday.

-Tune 6, HIGH WATER TODAY. (Standard Time. I I Hlrh Water. Low Water. I A.M.

I P.M. A.M. 1 HI New York 110:23 110:28 II 4:58 I 4:37 JUNE 8. New York 111:54 6:21 6:15 Miss Boll's ambition to fly from Pails Ask Our Advice on All Paint Problems 1928. JOHANNA (nee Fitzgerald beloved wife of the late William O'Brien JOHN C.

GRENNELL, Inc. 97 Flatbush Ave. NEVins 9520-21 to New York to show the natives oi this city the sweater woven from gold her flight from her mother, and although planning the trip for two and mother of Mrs. Margaret Mur links she wbs wearing. ray, Mrs.

Johanna McCarthy, weeks and seeing her family daily, Thomas, Matthew and John O'Brien. SUN RISES AND SETS. June 7. June 8. Rises.4:31 Sets.

7:26 Rises. 4 31 8cts.7:27 Miss Earhart Seeks Adventure. Miss Earhart is quite the other Funeral Saturday, June 9. 9:30 a.m., from the residence, 22 W. 9th st, Brooklyn; thence to the Church of the Visitation, where a solemn mass way.

She is flying lor the saice oi adventure and cares not a bit about showing even her fair self to London, ecutrix, 1240 82d st, for a life income. In trust for seven children and two nephews. her nerves never betrayed her secret. Miss Boll's conduct has been quite the opposite. Since last summer, she has been crying to fly the Atlantic.

When she found out that Stultz, her pilot, had taken off the Boston girl, she burst into tears. "I depended on him for my pilot and now he has taken another woman," and she cried like a little of requiem will be celebrated. Inter where she Is bound. ment Holy Cross Cemetery. In physical appearance the two OSHAUGHNESSY WILLIAM women are totally different, las Bible Test Answers Friday evening.

June 8. at 8 o'clock. JAMES GERTENBACH. Hish Priest. Lewis R.

Lochhead, Secretary. DERFLINGER Kismet Temple, A. A. O. N.

M. S. NoWps: Noble WILLIAM F. DERFLINGER has entered the Unseen Temple. You are requested to attend funeral services at Fairchild Funeral Parlors.

86 LefTerts pl Brooklyn, Friday evening, June 8, at 8 o'clock. THOMAS A. DAVIS. Illustrious Potentate. DONOHUE Suddenly, on Tuesday, June 5, 1928.

JAMES HENRY, beloved father of Henry John G. and Sylvester J. Donohue. Funeral from parlors of Brophy 5708 New-Utrecht Brooklyn, Friday morning, June 8, at 9:15 o'clock. Solemn mass of requiem at Church of St.

Mary, 85th st. and 23d ave, Brooklyn. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DUSENBURY On Wednesday. June 8.

1928, MARGARET E. DUSENBURY. at her residence. 347 Clinton st. Funeral services will be held at Boston girl is described as tall and fair, with blue gray eyes and curly O'SHAUGHNESSY.

on June 6, 1923, at his residence, 85 3d pi, beloved husband of Theresa Crosby and brother of Hannah and Catherine. hair. She slim and straight. She girl. It is their pride 1.

Esther 2. John Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. Requiem $12,500: cash, other personal, $1,269 3. Mahershalalhashbaz. Isaiah APPRAISALS CALDWELL, THEODORE O.

(Sept. 15, mass at R. C. Church of St. Maiy Star of the Sea.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 4. Obadiah. 5. II John.

19261. Gross estate. net, $448,126. PURCELL On Wednesday, June 6. To widow, Gertrude Eaton Caldwell, execu trix, a lite Income In $398,026, In trust lor IN MEMORIAM HOLMES, HORACE B.

(May 30, 19261. Oross estate, $9,064: net, $6,512. To brother, Joseph H. Holmes, administrator, 280 E. 21st st.

Assets, War Risk Insurance, other personal, $517, MALITZ, CHARLES M. (June 27, 1925). Net estate, $8,410. To widow, Sarah Mains, and children, 285 Hewes st. Assets, real, at same address, cash, $553; children, Martha Tsck Caldwell and Theo CALLAN Mass was celebrated this dore Grant Caldwell each $25,000, all ot 546 morning at St.

Ignatius Church for 17th at. Assets, real, at same address. the repose of the soul ol Mrs. JOHN cash, mortganes. stocks and bonds, $389,189, which Include CALLAN, who passed away one year ago today.

You are never forgotten these stocks: American Smelting and Refin the Fairchild Chapel, 86 LefTerts pi, near Grand on Saturday. June Her devoted sister, ing Company, 50 shares, Bait, and Mrs. JOHN SWEENEY. Ohio 60 snares, New York Tel. It is not simply the assigned duty of our salespeople to devote themselves unstintingly to the task of fitting each foot before them.

It is far more than that. It is their particular pride of craft that urges them on to ever greater care ir their work. CHRISTIE In loving memory of 40 shares, U. S. Steel, 70 shares, Brown and Bailey Condensed 9, at 2 p.m.

(White Plains, N. papers please copy.) FOWLER On May 30. 1928, GEORGE RYERSON FOWLER, aged 21 years, son of Dr. Russell S. and GEORGE P.

CHRISTIE, who entered life eternal June 7, 1925. Gone but Milk Company, 550 shares, Me books, $1,357. TEBBE, LOUTS (Dec. 22. 19271.

Gross estate, net, $12,194. To widow, Anna Tcboe, administratrix, 2888 Atlantic ave. Assets, equity in realty, at 581 Glen-mora personal, ZIPPIN, JACOB (April 15, 19271. Oross estate, net, $4,734. To widow, Anna Zippin, executrix, 777 Prospect $744 and a life Income in sons, Izadore Zippin, 124 Graver Springfield, chanics Bank, 25 shares, Oray En not forgotten by his wife, sons and velope Mfg.

Company, 150 shares, $7,500. 1928, ANNIE R. (nee Snyder), beloved wife of Robert Purcell, in her 63th year. Funeral services at her residence, 8924 89th st, Woodhaven, on Friday, June 8. at 8 p.m.

(Baltimore papers please copy.) RITTR On Thursday, June 7, 1928, ANNIE A. RITTER of 1815 Dorchester rd. Services at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1925 Church Saturday, June 9, at 2 p.m. RUSHMORE On June 5.

1928, ANNA beloved wife of Thomas H. Rushmore. Funeral services from her home, 98 Clinton ave, Mineola, L. Friday, June 8, at 3 p.m. Interment at the convenience of family.

RYERSON At Hempstead, MARY E. RYERSON, beloved wife of Jesse S. Ryerson, in her 40th year. Funeral services at the Presbyterian Church on Friday afternoon, June 8, 1928, at 2:30 o'clock. SIMONSON On June 6, 1928.

JOHN VAN NOSTRAND SIMONSON, beloved husband of Jennie Simpson. mends. Nellie W. Fowler. Funeral services at his late residence, 302 Washington CHAIFETZ, ABRAHAM (July 3, 19271.

ave, Thursday, June 7, at 8 p.m. In COUGHLIN-In affectionate re Gross estate, $76,092, with total debts of $99,296, leaving ft deficit. The widow. Mary Chalfetz, 105 E. 7th administrator.

terment private. (Philadelphia pa membrance of my dear sister-in-law. CLAIRE COUGHLIN. who entered pers please copy.) GRAHAM On Tuesday, June 5. life eternal June 8.

1927. HOFFMAN. CHARLES S. (June 13, 19271. and life In come In $3,059: sons, Isadora $787.

Assets, equity in realty, at 863 Myr DOUGLAS CARBREY. 1928, LOUISE, the daughter of the Gross estate, net, $13,288. To widow, Mary Hoffman, executrix, 2932 tle cash, other personal, $1,436. late James and Margaret Graham Funeral from her residence, 225 COUGHLIN In sad and loving 36th st. Assets, real, at same address, memory of our darling CLAIRE COUGHLIN, who passed away June 86th Manhattan, on Friday.

June 8 at 9:30 a.m.; thence to the Church of St. Jean Baptiste, 76th st and 8, 1927. Anniversary mass Friday morning at 7:45, Church ol st, Lexington ave, where a solemn re 3 quiem mass will be sung at 10 o'clock Ephrem. MOTHER, FATHER, GEORGE, IRENE, GRACE and HELEN, Funeral services at his residence, 63 sharp. Kindly omit Ilowers HAGGERTY ELLEN AGGER DANGLO In sacred memory of TY, mother of Mrs.

Helen McManus Mrs. Charles Wenncrholm and Mrs Barbey st, Brooklyn, on Friday at 8 p.m. Members of Tyrlan Lodge, No. 618, F. A.

and Atlantic Council, R. are invited. STICKLAND On June 7. 1928. ARTHUR DEE WAYNE, beloved hus our beloved wife and mothe RACHEL DANGLO 'nee Kalischen Edward Murphy, on June 5.

at her residence, 442 61st st. Requiem mass who departed from this life June 1927. HUSBAND and SON. at the Church of Our Lady of Per band of Jane E. Stickland.

Friends petual Help. 59th st and 5th ave wishing may call at Fred Herbst Sons Friday morning at 9:30. Interment DECHENT In sad and loving Funeral Parlor, 83 Hanson pi, up to memory of our dearly beloved wit Holy Cross Cemetery. HAVEN At Summit, N. June 5 and mother, MAGDALENA D.

DECHENT, who departed this life Jun: iu p.m. rriaay. funeral private. TEMME On June 6, 1928. at her residence.

67 No. Portland ave, 1928, WILLIAM INGRAHAM, son of the late Bishop Gilbert Haven, be 7, 1916. HUSBAND and CHILDREN. ANNA LESLER TEMME, beloved loved husband of Minna Speare and wife of Christopher Temme. Funpral father of Gladys Haven North, sud GELSON In sad and loving fiom Dunigan Son Parlors, 38'- memory ol a loving husband and denly and peacefully at the age of 12 years.

The services will be held on Friday, June 8, at 3:30 p.m., in the beloved father, JAMES GELSON, who find the exact and ciyle your feet demand. The job is done, perhaps better than you know for there are many subtle things about fitting feet properly. All you do know is that some how, someway, your new pair of Cowards feel as though they were cut and stitched for your own special pair of feet and no other in the world. And that is true whether they are a pair of delicate evening slippers that you are buying or a swanky pair of sport oxfords. Every man and woman on the vast selling staff in each of our three stores has a deep sense of responsibility about his or her share in the Coward scheme of things.

It is an inner knowledge that all the fine work of accurate design, of splendid workmanship that goes into the making of Coward shoes could be counteracted by careless fitting at the last moment. So it is that each time you buy a pair of Coward shoes you find that the salesperson serving you considers it a vital job to Clermont ave, Friday, June 8. at 2 30 m. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

TODD ALFRED on TneHiv. Instead of a jine, he got a bank account THE boy's father had been summoned to court for peddling on a restricted street. The boy explained that his father was ill, and pleaded guilty for him. He had $2 along to pay a fine. "If I suspended sentence, what would you do with the money?" asked the magistrate.

"I'd start a bank account," the boy replied. "Sentence suspended," said the court. way to start an account. But starting one here is much easier. Just bring it, or mail in one dollar.

That opens the account. Make regular deposits. Your money now earns AXA per cent a year here, compounded quarterly. That helps the money to grow faster. Then some day when you really need money the reason mv be vou'll have it.

Methodist Episcopal Church, Summit, June 5. 1928. at his home, 418 Mc- N. J. Kindly omit flowers.

Interment st, beloved hubnr.d of A. departed this life June 7, 1918. Do not ask us if we miss him, For there is such a vacant place; Oft we think we hear his footsteps And see his smiling face. Days of sadness still come o'er us, Tears In silence often flow. Todd, father of Stanley W.

and Chauncey D. Todd. Services Thursday evening, 8 p.m. Funeral private. VAN RONK-At Rockville Centre, But memory keeps him ever near inougn he left us ten years ago.

WIFE and CHILDREN June 6. MARY widow of Cornelius J. Van Ronk. In her 83d year. Funernl Sunday, June 10, at Marshfleld, Mass.

JESSEN KATHERINE JESSEN mother of Kathryn Pcndry, suddenly at Amityville, L. Monday, June 4 1928. Services at 1044 Madison Brooklyn. Thursday, June 7. at 8 p.m.

tiitrment Evergreens. Private. JORDAN GERTRUDE, on Monday, June 4, 1928. daughter of Paul and Gertrude Jordan, sister of Mrs. Arthur Spellman, Mrs.

John Flynn. Mrs. Raymond and Evelyn and services at her residence. 318 Soutn Park ave, Rockville Centre, Saturday afternoon Interment Grecntield Cemetery, Hempstead. WULPERN June 5, 1928, CHARLES WULPERN, beloved father of Arte laide A.

Klinck. Services at. the resi- Paul Jordan. Funeral from her home, 350 Webster ave, on Juno 7, at 10 1 dence of his daughter, 543 E. 18th st.

Coward Shoe Thursday, at 8 p.m. a.m.; thence to St. Rose 01 Lima Church, when? a requiem mnst will be offered. Interrr.nt at Holy Crots Optn Mindly Evtmimgi unlit itvtn THE DIME SAVINGS BROOKLYN OF GeaW.Peese FUNERAL DIRECTOR HOSTJUUtD AVI (f HANCOCK SI DECATUR 5700 Shoes and Hosiery for Men, Women and Children 170 Greenwich Street and 37 West 47TH Street, New Yotx West and Mason Streets, Boston Coward Comfort Hour Every Thuri Jay, 7i30 P. M.WEAF For Good Printing at a fair prirp, grt CLARK S.

J. Cliirk'a Song, Inc. 133 Union Strret. Brooklyn, N. Y.

Ihua. CumUrland 224 for npitiMIHlti DR ALB AVE ft FULTON ST. TEL. LAFAVtTTE Sim Sweeney Mourning Shop .170 NOSTRAND AVKNI'K. netwern Drun and 1'aclflo Streets Kvivythinit for the Wnuhen in Mourning ESTABLISHED 1J -v.

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