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NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11. 1928. 3: at First Mortgages Amortized 2nd Mortgages 2011 CHURCH AVE I FLATBUSH MORTGAGE LOANS INVESTING BROOKLYN, N.Y.

CORPORATION A Mortgage Institution Steamer Here Flounders As Main Shaft Breaks The main shaft of the Sound Plymouth of the Fall River steamer Line, bound from Fall River and Newsnapped when the boat turned port, into the North River at 7:10 a.m. today, disabling the vessel less than a mile from its pier at the foot of Fulton st. There were 500 passengers aboard. With its paddle wheel stopped, the Plymouth was out of control and in danger of being swept against the Battery sea wall. Capt.

R. W. Robinson, the commander, sounded whistle for aid, and in response to the distress signal five tugboats and a fireboat put out from slips near the Battery or turned aside from their course. Two of the rescue tugs nosed the boat to its pier, where it arrived at 8:40 a.m., more than an hour overdue. 15 MILLION ASKED FOR VET HOSPITALS Rogers Bill Favorably Reported by House Committee.

Washington, April 11 (AP) With plans tentatively set for its appearance on the House floor next week, the $15,000.000 Rogers hospitalization bill was reported to the House today by the veterans committee with a recommendation that it be passed. The measure, which carries an authorization for $2,635,000 in excess of the construction program of the Veterans Bureau, is expected to come up next week under a suspension of the rules. The additional money is designed to provide $1,000.000 each for new hospitals in southern New England and Kentucky, with a surplus fund of $635.000 to care for emergency ex- penditures. APPRAISALS BEARD, J. E.

(Jan. 13, 1927). Gross estate, net, $68,385. The decedent died a resident of Virginia. The probate here relates to his New York estate of $3,238, consisting of realty at Westbury, L.

and certain shares of stock. A large part of the estate includes realty at Broadway, Va. His widow, Sallie V. Beard, Harrisburg, and three daughters are the heirs. CADDY, EDMUND H.

(March 8, 1927). Gross estate, net, $38,341. To widow, Georgia I. Caddy, Merrick, L. 8250 and life use of a son, Edmund H.

H. Caddy, 540 W. 122d Manhattan, $5,000 and the life residue. Assets, cash, insurance, stocks and bonds, $29,575, which include these stocks: General Outdoor Advertising Company, 200 shares, Standard Gas and Electric Company, 300 shares, other personal, $20,943. HINDES, LOUISE C.

(May 14, 1926). Gross estate, net, $3,257. To friends, Alice A. Yeaton, $980; Ralph R. Yeaton, 1045 44th $976; A nephew, George Lederer, 246 E.

125th $300, and ten others, each $100. Winfleld S. McDougall, executor, 1036 44th st. Assets, cash, mortgages, insurance, $758: other personal, $891. HUNTER, JANET T.

(Dec. 3, 1927). Gross estate, net, $21,570. To husband and A daughter, Robert T. Hunter, executor, 348A Hancock $20,722, and Annie M.

Hunter, same address, remainder. Atsets, cash, Kings County Trust Company, 8 shares, $21,200. McCORMACK, JOHN L. (Feb. 10, 1927).

Gross estate, net, $86,055. To widow, Alice G. McCormack, executrix, 535 1st st. Assets, jewelry, $845; business interest in J. L.

McCormack 5 Nassau membership seat in New York Curb Exchange, membership in the St. Albans Golf Club, $1,113. SCHWERDTFEGER, ANNIE E. (May 15. 19271.

Gross estate, net, $259,104. To husband, Oscar A. Schwerdfeger, executor, 87 Bay 32d life interest or until remarriage, in trust for two daughters and two sons, Elsie and Lillian Schwerdtfeger, same address, and Otto 54 E. 58th and Charles R. Schwerdtfeger, Putnam, N.

and several grandchildren. Assets, real, at 87 Bay 32d $60,000, and Putnam, N. cash, stocks and bonds, $221,298, which include these stocks: Corn Products Corporation, 2,500 shares, Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Com pany, 250 shares $21,937. SVASEK, JOHN (Nov. 22.

19261. Gross estate, net, $17,985. To widow, Marie Svasek, executrix, 1628 E. 12th st. Assets, a one-half interest in realty, at the same address, cash.

mortgages, stocks and bonds, $8,749. WALLENSAK, JOSEPH A. 'Feb. 23, 1926 Gross estate, net, $5,014. To brother and two cousins, Louis Wallensak, Hermann Rupf, 1151 Greene $1,249, and Eleanora Mayer, 1015 Hancock $2,497.

Anthony Mayer, executor, same address, Assets, equity in realty 1151 Greene cash and other personal, $104. Bible Test Answers 1. B. C. 515.

2. Zerubbabel. Zechariah 3. See Hebrews first clause. 4.

Twenty, 5. Revelation 26-27. Remus Is Denied Bail Pending Freedom Fight Columbus, Ohio, April 11 (P) George Remus, Cincinnati wife slayer, today was refused bail by the State Supreme Court and must remain 1 in the Lima Hospital for Criminal Insane until further action is taken in his fight for freedom. In refusing Remus bail pending a hearing on an appeal decision of the Third District Court of Appeals at Lima that former "bootleg king" is sane, the Supreme Court also denied a request to vacate the entry of the appeal. The finding of the Third District Court of Appeals that Remus is "sane beyond a reasonable doubt" would have freed Remus had not the State been granted a stay of execution.

REV. P. J. ROGERS IS MADE RECTOR OF ST. AUGUSTINE'S Parishioners of the Church of St.

Augustine, 6th ave. and Sterling one of the most prominent Catholic churches in the diocese, heard today that the Rev. Patrick J. Rogers, rector of the Park Slope church by the Great Neck, L. has been made rector of the Park Slope Church by the Rt.

Rev. Bishop Thomas E. Molloy, D. D. St.

Augustine's Church, has been without a rector death on March 2, 1927, of the Rt. Rev. Mons. James J. Corrigan, D.

who succeeded the Rt. Rev. Mons. Edward W. McCarthy, D.

founder of the church, who died on June 10, 1925. Many Rectors Mentioned. Since the death of Mons. Corrigan there has been intense interest among the parishioners as to who would be his successor and many prominent boro rectors were mentoned from time to time as candidates for the important rectorship. The Rev.

Geo. H. Killeen has been acting rector at the church since the death of Mons. Corrigan. Father Rogers was a curate for about nine years at the Church of the Nativity, Classon ave.

and Madison of which the Rt. Rev. Mons. John Belford, D. is rector.

His first appointment, following his ordination, was to the church in Kings Park and later he was assigned to the church at Central Islip, L. I. From the latter parish he was sent to the Nativity and from there he went to Great Neck. WILLS FILED TORMEY, CHARLES B. (March 20).

Estate, in excess of $10,000. To 8 sister-inlaw and two nieces, Annie Alice M. and Marion M. Tormey, each $700: residue in trust for life to two aunts, Elizabeth M. Tormey and Louise Gunder, the principal of which is to be paid to the survivor of the aunts or a surviving brother, Hugh F.

Tormey, all of 89 Lefferts Brooklyn. The Seaboard National Bank executor. DAVISON, SARAH L. (March 30 29). Estate, more than $1,000.

To cousins, Hilend C. Ross, 373 Ocean $500 and the residue, and Louisa Berger, 110 Walnut Ridgewood. N. $500, and others. FOX, MARY (Dec.

18, -1927). Estate, $12.100. To husband and a sister, Thomas J. Fox, executor, 140 16th and Elizabeth Fox, same address, each one-half of the residue. MARCUS, HYMAN (March 1), Estate, about $3,800.

To Home of the Sons and Daughters of Israel; 8 nephew, Solomon Berger, 56 Broome and a synagogue nt 87 Attorney Manhattan, each $500, widow, Golde Marcus, executrix, 570 Pennsylvania residue. BRODSKY, CLARA (March 12). Estate, real, more than personal, under $5,000. To a son, John C. Brodsky, executor.

26 Van Bowen st. SCHISSEL, ISAAC (Feb. 20). Estate, in excess of $10,000. To a son and four daughters, Harry Schissel, 111 Varet Rebecca Goldberg, 1209 Schenectady Gussie Levy, 2315 Avenue Jennie Fink, 1379 E.

8th and Yetta Grabow, 361 Mercury Butte, each $2,000, and each an equal share in the residue. Samuel 2315 Avenue S. SCHOFIELD, PETER F. (March 18). Estate, real, amount undetermined; personal.

upward of $10,000. To friend, William Yelland, $7,500, all books, jewelry, other personal effects and certain stocks: the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, $300; the Metropolltan Museum of Art, $1,500, with a request that the income be used for the purchase of books for the library of the museum, in memory of William J. Schofeld: the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, $2,000, to be applied to the work of the fine arts department; the Right Rev. Thomas E.

MoIloy, residue, to be used for religious or charitable purposes. The Brooklyn Trust Company, executor. L. I. MAN IS KILLED IN UP-STATE CRASH Brooklyn Man, 3 Others Injured as Taxi Hits Auto.

Albany, April 11 (P)-One man was fatally injured and four others less seriously hurt in a head-on collision between an automobile and a taxicab on the Albany road today. Howard Miller of 77 Lamont Elmurst, an automobile salesman, died within an hour after the crash. His neck was broken. The injured were Thomas J. O'Connell, 26, of Sloansville; George E.

Sheppard of Milwaukee, Calvin Degoat. traveling salesman, whose home address was not, learned, and Morris Zuckermann, 1530 75th Brooklyn. None was hurt seriously. Highest Grade PASSENGER AUTOMOBILE WORK A Motor Overhauling, Body Work, Trimming, Duco Finishing Kunkel Company INCORPORATED 461-465 MADISON BROOKLYN, N. Y.

ESTABLISHED 1909 PHONE DECATUR 0200-0201 S.W. CORNELI HARDWARE Established 1833 STEPHEN H. CORNELL, Prop. Factory Representative for BROWN SHARP MACHINIST LUFKIN RULE CO. TOOLS L.

S. STARRETT CO. 469-475 Atlantic Ave. Tel. Cumberland 6900 VITAL RECORDS DEATHS Mary Ackerman, T.C.

Allen, Jeannette W. Iriberry, Joseph C. Arms, Theodore W. Jones. Arnott, John P.

Bosse, Meta L. Lantry, Boyle, Thomas I Law. William H. Bush, Elizabeth C. eonard, Hugh X.

Leve. Cassidy, Rose Sophie Chapuis, Julia MacKenna, Curley, Elizabeth Lillian F. Debes. Elizabeth V. Mange.

Jacob Delaney, Kate McCotter. Grace T. McDonnell, C. W. Devany, Mary Dickinson, Charles Miskimmin, Maude Moore, Geo.

E. Dietz, Louis P. Doht. Henry Robinson. Martha Mae Schoenenberger, Dooley, Dresch, Mary L.

Margaret Dorris E. Scudder, Janet Felt. Lydia Sheehan, Jeremiah Forest, Arthur C. bal Stepputat, Amalia Fox, Mary Jean Harry Gair, Germain. Harry H.

Tierney, John Gies, Henry J. Watterson. Ida May Dorothy H. Graham, Hammond. R.

S. Weiss. Gustave H. Whelan, John J. Harris, Charles Hughes, Agnes S.

Whelan. Jane Huhn. Emma S. Wicks, Christiana Igoe, B. Mary Yaeger, Geo.

S. ACKERMAN On Tuesday, April 10, 1928, TUTHILL CORWIN ACKER483 Services will held at Madisolate residence on MAN of be Thursday, April 12, at 2 ALLEN On Wednesday, April 11, 1928, at her late residence, 1525 Dorchester JEANNETTE WATERMAN ALLEN. beloved mother of Edith R. Dusenberra, and William W. Rutherford.

services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts near Grand on Friday, April 13, at 8:15 p.m. Interment at Hudson, N. Y. 1066D11 ARMS -On Monday, April 9, suddenly, at Orlando, THEODORE WINTHROP ARMS, in his 84th year, beloved father of Helen Lucy and Theodore J. Funeral services at New York and Brooklyn Funeral Home.

187 S. Oxford 1:30 p.m., Saturday, April 14. Interment private. 1263D11 ARNOTT-On April 9, 1928. JOHN, beloved husband of Joan Brander Arnott.

Funeral services at his residence, 1139 82d Brooklyn, N. Wednesday evening at 8:15 o'clock. 1047D10 BOSSE-On April 11, 1928 at her residence, 276 Windsor META beloved wife of Henry R. Bosse. Notice of funeral hereafter.

BOYLE -After a lingering illness, THOMAS BOYLE passed away April 8. at his residence, 1748 W. 10th Brooklyn: survived by his wife, Louisa: one brother, Joseph, and a sister, Margaret. Friends and relatives invited to attend funeral, Thursday, April 12. at 9:30 a.m.; thence to Sts.

Simon and Jude R. C. Church, Van Sicklen Gravesend, where mass of solemn requiem will be said for the repose of his soul. BUSH--On Tuesday, April 10, 1928. ELIZABETH widow of Charles E.

Bush. Funeral service at her residence, 31 Pulaski Friday, April 13, 2 p.m. 39D11 CASSIDY--At Jersey City, N. on 1928. ROSE CASSIDY (nee O'Neill), beloved wife of the late Peter Cassidy.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral from her residence, 103 Reservoir on Thursday, April 12, at 9 a.m. Solemn mass of requiem at St. Joseph's Church at 10 a.m. CHAPUIS JULIA, on April 10, beloved mother of cAchille Chapuis. Funeral from 319 Requiem mass Lady of Perpetual Help Church, 59th st.

and 5th Brooklyn. Friday at 10 a.m. 1233D11 CURLEY residence. 433 Tuesday, Franklin April 10, at ELIZABETH CURLEY. Survived by two sisters, Sarah and Mamie, and one brother, Thomas Curley of Jersey City.

Funeral from her residence, 433 Franklin Friday, at 9 a.m.; thence to Church of Nativity, Classon ave. and Madison where a mass of requiem will be celebrated. Interment Calvary Cemetery. 1007D11 DEBES ELIZABETH V. (nee Connors), wife of the late Henry Debes, beloved mother of Mrs.

A. Smedley, Mrs. D. Waldo, Frederick. Harry and at her home, 48 Burr Hempstead, L.

on April 10 Requiem mass Friday, April 13, 9:30 a.m., Our Lady of Loretto Church, Hempstead. 1058D11 DELANEY-On April 10, KATE DELANEY, sister of John Delaney. Funeral on Thursday, April 12, at 9 a.m.. from parlors, 187 S. Oxford st.

Solemn requiem mass at St. Brendan's Church at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DEVANY-On Tuesday, April 10, 1928, at her residence, 1585 Dean MARY T. DEVANY.

Funeral at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass Church of the Holy Rosary, Chauncey st. and Reid ave. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 1509D10 DICKINSON -CHARLES DICKIN INSON, on April 9, 1928, at his residence, 76 Van Sicklen beloved husband of Effie May Dickinson.

Funeral services at Christ Baptist Church Hendrix near Fulton, on Wednesday, April 11, at 8 p.m. 1411D9 DIETZ-On Monday, April 9, 1928, LOUIS P. DIETZ, aged 37 years, dearly beloved husband of Bertha Dietz (nee Keidel), of Katherine Dietz and brother of May Pflug, Gertrude Burkard, Emil August and Harry H. Dietz. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral on Thursday at 9 8 a.m.

from his residence, Harding Court Apartments, Austin corner Portsmouth Forest Hills: thence to St. Mathias Church, Catalpa where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. Interment in St. John's Cemetery. DOHT On Tuesday.

April 10. 1928. HENRY. beloved husband of Louise Doht (nee Belmbrinki, in his 71st vear. Funeral on Thursday.

April 12, at 8 p.m.. at his home, 105 Newbold Kew Gardens. Interment at convenience of family. 1027D11 The Funeral Home Suburban services rendered W. Fill 396 Gates Ave.

Lafayette 0531 ROBT. C. WHITELEY Successor to P. McCANNA'S SONS FUNERAL DIRECTOR 804 Flatbush Ave. 1771 SEE JAPAN'S DRIVE ON REDS CAUSING ROW WITH SOVIET Dispatches Say Tokio Believes Moscow Implicated in Rebel Plot.

London, April 11 (P)-Dispatches from Tokio today indicated that strained relations between Japan and the Soviet might result from the roundup and trial of Communists in Japan. The belief prevailed in the Japanese capital that Moscow was deeply implicated in the alleged revolutionary movement. This movement was described by the Japanese Procurator General as "more serious than the threat of armed force from without." It was not directly charged, however, that the Soviet Government financed the movement, although it was believed that the Communists were furnished with funds from some source in Moscow. Organizations Dissolved. Trials of the persons seized in the roundup have opened or are about to open in four centers in Japan-Tokio, Osaka, Fukuoka and Sapporo.

Origmore than 1,000 persons were arrested, but it was understood that the majority of these have been released. The Ronoto, an Extremist political organization, was ordered dissolved. as well as the Japanese Labor Council and Proletarian Youths League. Those at the head of the Ronoto denied cooperation with Communists. Papers Back Government.

Tokio, April 11 (AP)-The vernacular newspapers, including the opposition organ Hochi, were unanimous today in approving the government's proceedings against the Communists for their intrigue against the existing social order and also applauded the suppression of the Ronoto political organization. The papers considered that wholesale arrests were not a sufficient remedy. They pointed out that the elimination of social evils giving rise to intrigues was needed to prevent the growth and spread of pernicious doctrine. TINY COP K.O'D BUT SHOTS SAVE SILK Slugged by Third Man as He Grills Two With $1,000 Loot. Struck down from behind by a third man while questioning two burglar suspects in an alley at 2550 Briggs Bronx, early today, Patrolman Ralph Foltz of Webster ave.

station managed to fire three times before losing consciousness. His assailant and the other two escaped, but left behind three bundles of silk dresses valued at more than $1.000. Foltz was taken to Fordham Hospital. A man of slight build. weighing only about 135 pounds, Foltz halted the two men and ordered them at the point of his gun to enter the alley, where he examined the bundles.

The third man struck him over the head with an improvised blackjack. Although the burglars left behind their loot, they took the patrolman's gun. IN MEMORIAM CRONIN Solemn requiem mass will be celebrated Thursday, 9 a.m., at St. Charles Borromeo R. C.

Church, Sidney pl. and Livingston In memory of MARGARET L. CRONIN, beloved wife of Jere Cronin, who died April 12, 1927. 1049D10 FAMILY. DORAN-In sad and loving memory of a dearly beloved husband and father, THOMAS M.

DORAN, who departed this life April 11, 1915. Loving and kind in all his ways, Upright and just to the end of his days. WIFE and SON. FETSCH-In sad and loving memory of our beloved mother, MARIE A. FETSCH, who departed this life April 11, 1922.

PUDDIE and GEORGE. GAMALDI-JENNIE. In loving and everlasting memory of our dearly beloved wife and mother, who departed this life April 11, 1924. JOHN H. and ANGELA.

HEBERT- -In sad and loving memory of my dear brother. HARVEY H. HEBERT, who died April 11, 1911. Gone, never to be forgotten. MARION HERBERT BLUM.

KENNY-In memory of my beloved daughter, MAE E. KENNY, who died April 11, 1927. LOVING MOTHER. ROBINSON-In loving memory of ANDREW DEAN ROBINSON, who departed this life April 11, 1913. WIFE, SONS and DAUGHTER.

ROSENTHAL-TESSIE E. ROSENTHAL (nee Gettinger), Parents, brothers and sisters have not forgotten. May her soul rest in peace. TREGARTHEN-JAMES. In loving memory of a dear husband and father, who departed this life April 11, 1922.

WIFE, DAUGHTER and SON. FRIEDMAN-SARAH. A birthday tribute to the cherished memory of my beloved wife and our darling mother. SARAH FRIEDMAN (nee Jaffrey), departed this life April 16, 1924. In our hearts she lives forever.

God in His wisdom took you away Four years ago, such a sad natal day. But those who remain, for your soul now do pray, May the blessings of heaven on your memory ne'er cease. We pray in our sorrow may your soul rest in peace. HUSBAND, SONS and DAUGHTERS. GEO.

W. PEASE FUNERAL PARLORS NOSTRAND AVE. Er HANCOCK ST. TEL. DECATUR 5700 FLORAL PARK CHIEF OF POLICE HELD IN I $3,000 RUM THEFT "When Shadows Gather" FRED HERBST SONS MORTICIANS FUNERAL PARLORS 83 HANSON PLACE 697 THIRD AVENUE NEVINS 5560 HUGUENOT 1600 RED DEATHS DOOLEY- -MAE DOOLEY, daughter of William Gibbons, at her brothresidence, 1293 Prospect ave.

Mass er's at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Friday, 10 a.m. 1008D11 DRESCH-On April 10, 1928. at her residence, 201 5th MARY LORETTA. beloved daughter of the late Francis and Mary Egan Dresch. Funeral will take place from her home thence on to Friday St.

Francis morning at Xavier 9 er o'clock; R. C. Church, where a requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. FELT-DORRIS E.

FELT. ReposCampbell Funeral Church, Broad66th st. way, FOREST -Suddenly, on April 10, at her late residence, 20 Willow Brooklyn, LYDIA E. FOREST, widow of Samuel A. Forest.

Funeral and interment private. 52D11 FOX Suddenly, at the parents' residence, 275 Ascan Forest Hills. Arthur C. 2d. aged 5 months, beloved son of C.

and Helene A. Fox (nee Bullwinkel), GAIR MARY JEAN, on April 10, at Pittsfield, in her 17th daughter of Robert and Jean year, Adams Gair of Syosset, L. I. Funeral private. -On Tuesday, April 10, 1928, HARRY beloved husband of Susan Germain, aged 47 years.

Funeral services will be held at his residence, 9318 201st Hollis, on Friday evening, at 8 o'clock. 17D11 GIES -HENRY J. GIES. in his 69th year, after a long illness, on Monday, April 9. Survived by his wife, Wally M.

Gies (nee Lonsky) and sons and three daughters Funeral services at his home, 8548 107th Richmond Hill, Wednesday evening, April 11, at 8 o'clock. Rela tives and friends, also members of Yew Tree Lodge, No. 461, F. A. invited to attend.

1068D3 GRAHAM -IDA MAY GRAHAM, day at 8 p.m. Funeral Friday, 10 wife of Clifford T. Services a Thursa.m., 1085 E. 40th st. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

7D11 HAMMOND After a lingering illness. April 9 1928. RAYMOND S. HAMMOND, youngest son of the late George P. and Sarah J.

Hammond. Funeral services at his home, 49-20 87th Elmhurst, L. Wednesday evening, April 11. 8:30 o'clock. Interment Kensico Cemetery.

1481D9 HARRIS--At Saranac Lake, on April 9, 1928. CHARLES beloved husband of Ella Wilson Harris and veteran of 69th Regiment. Funeral from 95 6th Brooklyn, Thursday, April at 2 p.m. Interment National Cemetery, Cypress HUGHES -On April 10, AGNES S. HUGHES (nee Watkins), in her 71st year, at 366 88th st.

Notice of funeral later. HUHN- After a brief illness, April 11, EMMA S. HUHN, beloved daughter of the late Joseph and Adolphina Huhn. Notice of funeral later. IGOE, beloved wife of Dennis at IGOE- On April 10, 1928, B.

her residence. 1799 New York ave. Survived by five daughters and two sons. Funeral Friday, April 13, from her home at a.m. Mass of requiem Church, St.

Thomas Aquinas' R. C. Flatbush and Flatlands at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 1398D10 IOOSS- -Suddenly, on April 9, 1928, MARY beloved daughter of Mary F.

and sister of A. C. Iooss, at her residence, 386 2d st. Funeral Thursday, April 12, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Church of St.

Francis Xavier, 6th ave. and Carroll st. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. IRIBERRY-On April 9, 1928, JOSEPH C. IRIBERRY, his residence, 4015 Flatlands father of Marion.

Elly, Mrs. H. C. Latham and Leon Iriberry. Solemn mass at St.

Thomas Aquinas Church, Flatbush and Flatlands Thursday at 9 a.m. 1245D10 JONES -BETTY JONES. Campbell Funeral Church, B'way, at 66th Thursday, 12 noon, auspices N. V. A.

JORDAN- -At his residence. 134 82d Brooklyn, ANTHONY J. JORDAN. He survived by his wife, father and mother, four brothers and two sisters. Funeral services at his residence, Wednesday, 8 p.m.

Interment Rome. N. Thursday, at convenience of family. LANTRY-On Monday, April 9, 1928, at her residence, 395 Clinton ANNIE beloved wife of the late Joseph W. Lantry.

Funeral services at the Fairchild Chapel. 86 ferts near Grand Thursday at 1:30 p.m. LAW-On April. 10, 1928, at his late residence. 369 45th Brooklyn, WILLIAM H.

LAW. beloved husband Jane: member of Phoenix Association of Engineers of America. Services at Walter B. Cooke's Funeral Chapel, 1358 Flatbush Brooklyn, Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

LEONARD-HUGH X. LEONARD. on1 Tuesday, April 10, at 23 Lafayette ave. Funeral Thursday, April 12, 9 a.m.. from Our Lady of Mercy Church, Schermerhorn st.

LEVE -Suddenly, on Monday, April 9. 1928. SOPHIE, wife of the late Henry Leve. Funeral services at her residence. 168-24 Jamaica Jamaica, L.

on Wednesday, April 11, at 8 p.m. 1254D10 MORTICIANS Frank Harper, Est. 1832. John J. Higgins, Est.

1880. Edward F. Higgins, Est. 1890. William Dunigan Son, Est.

1864 NON -SECTARIAN UNERAL PARLORS AND SHOWROOMS Rogers Ave. and Montgomery Street Phone Slocum 6334 Cumberland 1920 FUNERAL PARLORS AND VALHALLA Perpetual Care Cemetery prized VALHALLA BURIAL. PARK 82 Cont Strert, a Triangle 3378. Sergeant Also Faces Jury Quizz by District torney's Order. (Special to The Eagle.) Mineola, L.

April 11-Robert Ferris, chief of police of Floral Park, and Police Sgt. George Considine were arrested yesterday by order of District Attorney Edwards, charged with grand larceny in the fire degree. were arraigned before Police Justice W. Royden Klein in Floral Park last night. The complainant is Otto Hess of 309 Tulip Floral Park, who says that on March 29 the prisoners took crom his garage a truck with the license numbers 5Z-99-55.

The truck contained $3,000 worth of whisky. Ferris, former Chargone City I Petrie, Denies police officer, denies the charge, but Considine has made a confession to District Attorney, Edwards that involves Ferris and brings in some other names. Considine alleges that Ferris directed him to take the car from the Hess place on a ruse that it was stolen. The numbers of the license plate were falsely reported as 57-55-99 at police headquarters, resulting in a check-up. Considine says under orders from Chief Ferris he took the car and placed it in his own garage.

He said that Ferris knew that it had a large quantity of uncut rye stored in closed compartments. In fact, there were 81 gallons in the containers. He said (Considine) drained off four gallons in glass jugs two for himself and two for Ferris. The balance, he said, he left in the garage. Drove Car to Hotel.

He adds that at midnight a man came to the Considine place and under orders from Chief Ferris drove the car with the liquor to Joseph Hoeffner's Hotel, at Elmont, turning it over to Young Hoeffner. Considine the liquor was then drained out says of the truck, after which he (Considine) drove it empty to his own garage. Next morning, Considine says, he reported to Ferris what he had done. Held Without Bail. When arraigned before Justice Klein, Ferris and Considine were held without bail for the Grand Jury.

Hoeffner, Wicks and Hess, the latter owner of the truck, the other two playing the role of owner and purchaser, were held in $10,000 each as material witnesses. They put up bail. ON EXTORTION COUNT POLICE SEIZE 3 MEN Also Sharged With Empersonating Federal Officers. Three men were arrested last night in front of the Bedford ave. police station by Detectives Lawrence Davidson and Luke McDermott on a charge of extortion and impersonating Federal officers.

McDermott was entering the station when the men passed. McDermott picked up a paper one of them dropped and found the address 115 N. 13th st. written on it. He took the men into the station while Detective Davidson went to the address given and brought back Joseph Gunsher, who identified the men as three who had taken $150 from him a half hour before after threatening to have him locked up for possessing sacramental wine.

Police say badges were found on all three men. SHEIK AUTO THIEF VAINLY DEFIES SHOTS, Races 10 Blocks Eluding Police Guns Only to Hit Traffic Pocket. A sheikish Ohio youth who "wanted to drive home" sat at the wheel of a sedan early today and raced stolen. blocks down 10th ave. in Manhattan before two policemen firing 12 shots from the running boards of a pursuing machine caught him at 14th st.

in a traftic pocket. Charged with grand larceny. he described himself as James Burns, 21, of Salem, Ohio. He was dressed in a dark blue overcoat, white muffler with polkadots, derby hat, dancing pomps and a fancy shirt. His record showed that in 1922 he was sentenced in Greene County to serve an indeterminate sentence at Elmira for burglary and grand larceny.

After being paroled, police said, he failed to report. The owner of the sedan is William O'Brien of 10 Grace Lynbrook. I DESKS RUGS Plain Carpets LINOLEUMS OUR ADDRESS IS 63 Myrtle Ave. TEL. TRIANGLE 7585 DEATHS LONG ISLAND GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

FOURTH DEGREE. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS We announce with deep regret the death of Sir Knight JOHN J. WHELAN, 1361 58th st. Sir Knights are requested to meet at his residence at 8:30 p.m. April 11.

Wear baldric. WILLIAM J. RYAN. Faithful Navigator, Thomas J. Guilmartin.

Faithful Scribe. MacKENNA-LILLIAN MacKENNA, dearly beloved daughter of Robert J. and Lillian (nee Smith), after a short illness, at her residence, 767 Franklin aged 9 years, 8 months. (San Diego, papers please copy.) 1055D10 MacKENNA LILLIAN FRANCES MacKENNA, dearly beloved daughter of Robert J. and Lillian (nee Smith), after a short illness, at her residence, 767 Franklin aged 9 years, 8 months.

Services Central Congregational Church, Hancock near Franklin Thursday, 2:30. (San Diego, papers please copy.) 1461D10 MANGE -On April 9, JACOB MANGE. Services will be held at the residence of his sister, Mrs. C. E.

Harman, 807 Lafayette on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. 65D10 April 10, at her home in Ridgewood, N. GRACE, daughter of the late Samuel G. and Mary J. McCotter.

Funeral private. McDONNELL-On Monday, April 9, 1928, at New Orleans, CHARLES W. McDONNELL. Funeral from the residence of his sister, Mrs. English, 136 Cambridge Brooklyn; thence R.

C. Church of the Nativity, Classon ave. and Madison on where requiem mass will be offered on Friday, April 13, at 10 o'clock. 1005D11 MISKIMMIN MAUDE. at her residence, 221-32 Orange, Queens Village.

Survived by three sisters, Mrs. Laura Frye. Mrs. Ethel Clark and Mrs. Elizabeth Seabury, and two brothers, John and Ashton Miskimmin.

Services Thursday evening, April 12, 8:30 o'clock. Interment Greenwood Cemetery, Friday, April 13. Funeral private, 1028D11 MONTAUK LODGE, No. 236, F. A.

S. YAEGER died April 10. 12, 8 Masonic p.m., at services Hill's Thursday, Funeral Home, Gates Nostrand Brooklyn. Members please attend. R.

MacMULLEN, Master. Adolph Hansen, Secretary. 31D11 MOORE On Tuesday, April 10, 1928. GEORGE E. MOORE.

Funeral private at the Fairchild Chapel, 83 Lefferts near Grand at the convenience of the family. Kindly omit flowers. ROBINSON--April 10, 1928. MARTHA DAVISON, in her 81st year, beloved wife of John J. Robinson.

Funeral services at her residence, 67 Milford Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 12, at 8 p.m. 1006D11 -On April 10, MARGARET, beloved mother of John EN AS Schoenenberger. Funeral on Friday, April 13, 9:30 a.m., Lafayette Chapel, 38 Lafayette at St. Felix st. Requiem mass Holy Family R.

C. Church, 4th ave and 13th st. Interment St. John's Cemetery. 1026D11 SCUDDER Tuesday.

April 10, 1928, home, Jackson JANET TAGGART, beHeights, loved wife of Bertram C. and devoted mother of Janet and Martyn Scudder. Funeral services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts near Grand Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 12, at 2 p.m. 1041D10 SHEEHAN -On Monday, April 9, JEREMIAH, beloved husband of Mary and father of John Sheehan and James Sullivan. Funeral from his residence, 301 Parkville Friday, April 13, 9:30 a.m.

Requiem mass at St. Rose of Lima Church, Parkville 10 a.m. 168D10 STEPPUTAT AMALIA on STEP- Monday, April 1928, PUTAT (nee Katzwinkel) of 87-59 138th Jamaica. Survived by a son. William daughter, Mrs.

J. A. Buechler; sister, Mrs. A. Petschler; brother, Gustave Katzwinkel, and grandchild.

Services at her late residence on Thursday, April 12. at 2 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. TAYLOR -HARRY TAYLOR, April 10, beloved husband of Florence. Reposing at Lester W.

Hill Funeral Home, 396 Gates owing to serious illness in family. Interment private at Fresh Pond. Kindly omit flowers. 128D10 TIERNE April 9, 1928, at his residence. 183 Bainbridge JOHN, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Tierney.

Funeral will take place from his home on Thursday morning 8:30 o'clock, thence to Holy Rosary AL. C. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

beWATTERSON, DOROTHY Grace Watterson, her 6th year, on laughter Monday, April 9, 1928. at her home, Borkel Queens Village. Services Thursday evening. 8 o'clock, Interment Greenwood Cemetery. WEISS- On April 9, after a lingering illness, GUSTAVE WEISS, father of Mrs.

Carrie Binninger, Mrs. Emma Cope, Fred Anthony H. and Robert E. Funeral from his residence, 639 Ovington on Thursday, April 12, at 2 p.m. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

1279D10 WHELAN- On Monday, April 9, 1928. JOHN beloved husband of Margaret Whelan (nee Donovan) and son of John J. and Mary M. Whelan. Funeral from his residence, 1361 58th Brooklyn, Thursday morning.

April 12, at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn mass of requiem at St. Frances de Chantal R. C. Church, 57th st.

and 13th ave. Interment St. John's Cemetery. 126D10 WHELAN On Tuesday, April 10, JANE WHELAN, beloved mother of Joseph, John, George and Mrs. Jane Campbell.

Funeral from her idence. 570 Court Saturday 9:30 thence to St. Mary Star of the Sea Church. 1234D11 WICKS -CHRISTIANA, in her 65th beloved wife of Jacob Wicks, on April 10, 1028. at her residence.

Lakeville road. New Hyde Park, L. I. Funeral services at her residence Friday, April 13, 1928, at 8 A p.m. Interment Saturday, April 14, 1928, Elmont Cemetery, Long Island, 1406D10 $12,000,000 Gold to France A shipment of $12,000,000 in gold I Ito France has been made on the French liner De Grasse.

LOST AND FOUND BAG Lost; left on corner Avenue and E. 40th st, Brooklyn; reward. Finder please return to 903 E. 40th st. 1287D9 BAG- Dahlin.

-Lost: black, initial $15. 473 Dean BANK BOOK Lost; No. 950, on the Lafayette National Bank; payment stopped. Return to bank at 69 Lafayette av, Brooklyn. 1416D5 BANK BOOK- Lost: No.

1226; on the Erasmus State Bank; payment has been stopped. Return to bank at Church and Rogers avs. BAR PIN- Lost; lady's platinum, containing center cluster of small diamonds and emerald and two sapphines. Phone NEVin3 6221. Reward.

1382D9 BRIEF CASE Lost: in taxicab, Wednesday evening; containing articles useful to owner only; reward. SHOre Road 5279 or 923 77th st. 1498D6 CAMEO -Lost: filagreed frame, Tuesday, Flatbush section or Parkside Theater. MIDwood 9631; reward. CAT--Lost; Persian, female, color red, white chest, born on night Lindbergh arrived in Paris, answers to name of Lucky; lost from 11623 202d st, St.

Albans, Queens, since March 17. Any information will be held confidential. Liberal reward. Phone LAFayette 1188. 1225D3 DINNER RING--Lost; between Linden st, Broadway and Gates av, reward.

36 Linden st, Apt. A-2. FOXcroft 6622. 1439D10 DOG--Found; police puppy, Monday morning early. Phone FLAtbush 8193.

DOG lost, Boston terrier, female, Friday night; liberal reward. A Schlossberg. 667 E. 29th, near Glenwood rd. MANsfield 1374.

1457D1 DOG-Found; white. terrier, male: N. Y. State license 314008-1927. Phone DECatur 8181.

DOG Found; small white poodle, yellow ears; male; want owner or will give to good home. PROspect 3756. DOG--Lost; chow, red, male. 1 year old; near 46th st and 17th av. Phone AMBassador 6127: reward.

DOG- Lost; brown police puppy, wearing black collar, answers to name Teddy; liberal reward. DEWey 9750. 1248D4 DOG--Lost: fox terrier, white, with brown spots, answers to Bella. 66 Clifton pl. 1605D10 DOG -Lost; red, long hair, white markings, female, old; short tail.

Phone SOUth 0343: reward. 1055D6 DOG -Lost; Chow and Spitz, white, tan ears, name Fluffy, reward, child heartbroken. INGersoll 6437. 1147D10 EYE GLASSES -Found; lower Fulton st, Tuesday. Owner call Miss Peterson, MAIn 6000, 9 to 5.

FRENCH POODLE -Lost; female; one ear yellow: family pet. Reward. 615t st. 1-7 KEYS -Lost; bunch of; has Mooney Detective Agency tag attached; reward. Box 12D4 Eagle office.

12D4 MAN'S PLATINUM RING- -Lost; with family crest seal lettered. "Coute Qui Coute." Reward. A. E. Coote, Room 402, 270 son av.

CALedonia 7000. MONTH'S SALARY-Lost; in envelope; day; vicinity St. Brigid's Church; please return; reward. JEFferson 3118. PACKAGE -Lost: containing silk sleeve: on 7th av.

Saturday morning. 298 Garfleld pl. SOUth 9685. PASSPORT-Lost; on Johnson st on April 7: finder rewarded. James Fleming, 1055 E.

15th st. 34D9 PEKINGESE-Lost: brown, white chest, white paws, tip of tail white. Reward if returned. Drops have to be put in dog's eyes or eyes will turn blind. Call TRIangle 9779 or MIDwood 10156.

1093D10 PHOTOGRAPH--Lost; of man: Sunday afternoon, on Nostrand av, between Halsey and Gates. Please return Bornemann. 235 Grove st. PIN Lost: nurse's gold hospital, with red cross in center. Edith I.

Rudge, 855 Putnam av. Phone BUShwick 1685. 1040D11 -Lost; cameo: between Flatbush and Ridgewood. Reward. INGersoll 4859.

1460D3 PLATINUM PIN Lost: in A. Straus. Reward. Mrs. E.

Olson, 88-35 23d av. Tel. BEAchview 10260. 158D10 POLICE DOG Lost: female. Sunday morning; $50 reward, information or return.

SHEepshead 1609. 1284D10 RING Lost: square set, diamond, sapphire center. 12 diamonds; at Loser's jewelry counter; reward. Box 165D7. Eagle office.

WRIST WATCH- Lost: lady's wrist watch and band, all white gold; between Union st and Bay Ridge. Eagle, Box 73-F, 280 Madison AV. 446D6 WRIST WATCH Found; Sunday night in Hillside Theater. Engle, Box 220D6. 220D6 WRIST WATCH -Lost: initials D.

reward. 668 E. 23d st. Phone MANsfield 2369 30-7 WRIST WATCH- -Lost; Elgin, octagonal; downtown Saturday afternoon: gift from mother; reward. STErling 1949.

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