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A 19 BROOKLYN DAILY NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1933 MRS. DOWIE DIES Deatfif DIES AT 65 antieilfnff U. S. SENATOR DIES Robert Luce, Tammany Chief Heart Attack Kills Senator Robert Howell Dr.IlenryA.Higley, Noted Physician, 66, Dies at Home i i Famous BIool Specialist 1 Heart Attack Victim 1 WlrsTER ROSA. Unveiling of monument in memory of our be- loved mother.

Sunday, March 19, 3 p.m.. Mount Nebon Cemetery. In eevse rain, following Sunday. Appelgate. Eliza LI pp.

Oabriela Baldwin, Annie CLundberg, Clara BcrmaitfAlma C. McGarry, Mary M. BurUiardt, Esther Mann. Adam Cabbie, Walter E. Martin.

William Sattell. Emma Monday, Moses Carter, Robert Nordstrom, A. Clancv. James Ottens.Diedrich Cole, Anson B. Cotignola, Columbia Pitts, Harry P.

Rawlins, Champ Rellly, Mary E. Sand, Harold B. De Verna, C. A. Fischer, Carl Otto Schmalenberger, Furcht, Erhardt Sophli Gordeman, Harriet L.

Hlgley. Henry Hirschberg, B. Smith, Cerella B. Smith, r. r.

Snlffen, Millard Squire. Alice Kelly, Edward Teves, Susan M. Leutbecher, E. Zipse, Richard J. Lieneck, Paul G.

APPELGATE On March 10, ELIZA 0. widow of George W. Appelate, and mother of Mrs. Fanny E. Vaught, Mrs.

Lidle A. Prouty, Mrs. Florence S. Martin and Frank N. Services at her residence, 342 E.

25th Monday, 2 p.m. Interment private. BALDWIN ANNIE BALDWIN, on Friday. March 10, 1933. at her residence, 138 Sterling St.

She Is survived by her sisters, Rosetta, Mrs. Mary O'Connor, and two John and Frank X. Funeral from her residence on Mondpy. March 13, 1933, 9:30 a.m. Solemn requiem mass Church of St.

Francis of Assisi. Interment Calvary Cemetery, BERMAN At Asbury Park, N. on March 10, 1933, ALMA beloved wife of David I. Services at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Elmont Road, Elmont, L.

on Monday, March 13, at 2 p.m. BURKHARDT On March 9, ES- THER VERONICA BURKHARDT (riee Euble), beloved wife of Albert, and mother of Albert and William Burkhardt; daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Euble; sister of Christopher Euble, Mrs. Frank McQulre and Cora Euble.

Funeral from her residence, 7108 Colonial Road, on Monday at 2 p.m. CABBLE On Thursday, March 9, mf Adam Mann A. Mann, Retired Manufacturer, 65, Dies of Pneumonia Adam Mann, 65, former head of the old Brooklyn baby carriage manufacturing concern bearing his name, died yesterday at his home, 1203 Beverly Road. He had been 111 for 18 months with complications which ended in pneumonia. Mr.

Mann had been In the manufacturing line for 45 years. His Ann was located for many years at 301 Grove St. He was also well known In business circles In Queens County. He retired a year ago because of failing health. He 'was born in Brooklyn and would have celebrated his 42d wedding anniversary this month.

His wife, Christina Mann; a daughter, Mrs. Frederick Charles Mann; a grandson, Frederick J. Mann; a sister, Mrs. Justina Thoet, and a brother, Frand Mann, survive him. The funeral services will be held at 8 p.m.

tomorrow at the home. Interment will be private. Funeral Tomorrow For Anson B. Cole, Brooklyn Lawyer Anson Burllngame Cole, 63, Brooklyn lawyer and member of the Brooklyn Bar Association, who died Friday in the Long Island City Col lege Hospital, will be buried tomor row morning from the Falrchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place. He lived at 8662 107th Richmond Hill.

Mr. Cole, whose office was at 990 Broadway, had been ill a week. Interment will be in Kensico Cemetery. He was born in Boston, the son of Mrs. Lucetta Hapfield Cole and the late Alfred Bartlett Cole, and came to this city as a child.

He moved to Brooklyn about 30 years ago and has lived in Richmond Hill 12 years. He was a graduate of Columbia University and of he Law School. In addition to his mother he Is survived by his wife. Caroline Fine Cole; two daughters, Mrs. Henry Wagner of Seattle, Washington, and Mrs.

Howard S. Irwin of Wood-haven, and three grandchildren. Dr. Schroeder Seeks Bogus Ticket Seller Dr. William Schroder Commissioner of Sanitation, yesterday asked the Police Department to.

watch for a man representing himself as employe of the Street Cleaning Department who was selling tickets for a "picnic and game" to be held May 14 at Dexter Park, yueens. Commissioner Schroeder turned over to the police a ticket purchased for 50 cents yesterday by a resident of upper Manhattan. The mamagement of Dexter Park reported no booking for May 14. i i 1 I 1933, WALTER beloved husband of M. Cabbie.

Services at Hold Kites tomorrow Henry Alien Higley, one of Brooklyn's most prominent physt- clans, died yesterday afternoon at his home, 1902 Covtelyou Road, 15 minutes after he had been stricken with a heart attack. He was 66 years'old. He had been going about his business all day. apparently In good hearth. With hiin when he died was his daughter, Miss Charlotte Higley, and Dr.

Eugene Dalton. Dr. Higley's work in the field of high blood pressure and diabetes, to which he had devoted his time since 1920, gained him a reputation throughout the medical world. With Dr. Cyrus W.

Field of Manhattan, he was in 1923 the discoverer of revolutionary research on high blood pressure. Prior to that, he had been Interested in pathology, in addition to maintaining a general practice. Dr. Higley was born in Brooklyn and lived here all his life. He ws the son of the late Henry A.

and Dr. Henry A. Higley Sarah Nye Higley. His wife was the former Harriet Welter who died last summer. He was educated at Polytechnic Institute, Sheffield Scientific School of Yale University and the CoMege of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University.

He received his medical degree at Columbia about 45 years ago. He was a member of the Kings County-Medical Society. He also belonged to Chaminade borough musical society. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the Falrchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place. The services, at 2 p.m., will be conducted by the Rev.

Dr. William E. Dudley, pastor of Flatbush Congregational Church where Dr. Higley was a member for more than 25 years and formerly deacon. Interment will follow in Greenwood Cemetery.

In addition to Miss Higley, the survivors are Mrs. Alfred C. Duncan, a daughter; Warren H. of Glen Ridge, N. a son, and four grandchildren.

Mrs. John M. Tienken Mis. Charlotte M. Tienken.

66, of 325 Stuyvesant who was active in Methodist Church work here for many years, died yesterday at her home after an Illness of two years. She was born In Brooklyn and was one of the founders of the Bushwlck Avenue M. E. Churclj. At the time of her death she was a member of Janes M.

E. Church. She Is survived by her husband, I John M. Tienken; a daughter, Mrs. Pfe'i raikenDurg: a son, Jonn Alfred Tienken; three grandchildren; four sisters and a brother.

Services will bo held at the home at 2:30 pm. tomorrow. Interment will be in Evergreens Cemetery. Out to Dock Pier t.n. (, Bka his late residence, 114-54 178th Place, St.

Albans, L. on Sunday, March 12, at 7 p.m. Zion. March 11 (P) Mrs. Jane Dowle above), widow fthe founder of Zion and its religious colonly, died today at the age of 78.

Her husband, the late John Alexander Dowle, founded the Christian Apostolic Church, of which Wilbur Glenn Vollva obtained control In 1906. She an dher son, the Rev. A. Gladstone Dowie, returned here three years ago from Newport, where the son had a pastorage. They purchased Shlloh House, the.

old Dowle home, and made an unsuccessful attempt to regain control of the colony. Cold Withdrawal Check Bars Need To Search Ships lis8Migors on Gliaiiipluiti Escape Einburrassnienls of Worlt War Embargo Though passengers sailing on the Champlaln of the French line yesterday were notified before they boarded the ship that the United States Government had placed an embargo on the taking out of any-gold, Federal agcnLs made no attempt to question or detain passen gers. The reason for this, a customs official explained, was that the names of all persons having withdrawn gold are known to the Government and the need of Invoking the search and seizure' methods of the World War days did not exist. The Champlaln satled with 210 passengers, 81 In the cabin accommodations. Among the passengers were Count Oliver de Kermel and his bride, the former Mile.

Fernando Garreau-Dombasle, daughter of the commercial attache of the French Embassy, and M. Theodore Paque, Mayor of St. Avoid in Lorraine, and Mme. Paque. The Anchor liner Cameronia sailed for Glasgow with 425 passenger.

a large number of whom said they were returning to Scotland where they planned to live on their savings. Ten percent of the bookings were out of Canada. The passengers Included a 17-months old baby, a two-year-old child, and a brother and slsUr, 7 and 10, traveling "on their own" to visit relatives In Scotland and Jreland. 1- William T. Ames Sewaren, N.

March 11 William T. Ames, 64, organizer and president of the First National Bank and Trust Company of Wood-bridge, and for 40 years engaged In banking In New York City, died today at his home, 528 East after a long illness. Mr. Ames, who was born In Wood-bridge, began as a messenger for the National Park Bank in New York, which later was absorbed by the Chase National Bank, and rose to the position of puylilg teller In the Chase National. He retired from this position about two years ago but retained the presidency of the Woodbrldge bank.

1 CARTER On March 10, 1933, at his residence. 109 3d Garden City, L. ROBERT CARTER, beloved husband of Edith Day Carter, and father of Mildred Ruth Carter and Edith Carter Altken. Services at the Falrchlld Chapel, 88 Leflerts Place, Brooklyn, on Monday, March 13, at 2:30 p.m. Interment private, CATTELL On Saturday, March 11.

1933, EMMA beloved wife Long 111, Dies Former Supreme Court Justice to Re Given Honors by Society Former Supreme Court Justice Robert L. Lure, sachem of the) Tamanv Society, died yesterday at the Home for Incurables In th Bronx. He was 71 and had been ill for some time, having been In the Bronx institution for the past two months. He was born at Hartwick. N.

and came to York at the age of 30. His ancestors fought in th Colonial War, the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812. Justice Luce was appointed to the Supreme Court bench to suc ceed Justice Clarence J. Shearn bv Governor Smith on May 8, 1919. Prior to that appointment he was on the City Court bench and was defeated when nominated to suc- reed himself.

He was defeated when he ran for a second term on the Supreme Court bench in the elections held In the Fall following his appointment. Was Tammany Chairman At one time he was chairman of the Tammany Hall law committee and was also a member of th Board of Governors of the New York County Lawyers' Association. Justlre Lure studied law in the office of Walter H. Bunn, Coopers-town, Oswego County, after he was graduated from Yale in 1889, and was admitted to the bar In April. 1802.

He was secretary of th county committee in Oswego and managed the Democratic campaign In that county In the Summer of 1892. Before his appointment to the Tammany law committee in 1900 he delivered a number of speeches during the campaigns of 1897, 1898 and 1899. On the return of Admiral Dewey In 1899 he was a member of the reception committee which welcomed him. Justice Luce Investigated, as counsel for the Foley Committee, the telephone and telegraph rates and was instrumental In bringing about a $3,000,000 reduction In rates in the city. The former Justice, who Is unmarried, is survived by two nephews.

Henry and John Luce of 4 E. 72d Manhattan. The body will lie In state In the mortuary chapel of the! Church of the Transfiguration until the funeral Tuesday morning. Interment will be In Hartwick. Many high in Tammany Hal! circles, Justices of the Supreme Court of the Appellate Division and mebers of the hall's executive committee will attend the funeral.

Grand Sachem Dr. Thomas Darlington will head the list of honorary pallbearers. Sachems John F. Currv, Alfred E. Smith, Thomas C.

T. Henry W. Ungcr, Daniel L. Ryan, George W. Olvany, James F.

Foley, Daniel E. Finn, Francis E. Gallatin, Thomas P. McAvoy, Louis A. Haf-fen and Raymond J.

O'Sullivan, secretary of Tammany Hall, also-wlll be honorary pallbearers. Relatives Share Tn Knox Estate The will of Mrs, Effc Van Vcchtcn Knox, widow of Charles H. Knox and descendant of an old New York Dutch family, was filed in the Surrogate's Court, Manhattan, yesterday, leaving substantial gifts to relatives and friends. The will did not disclose the extent of her estate. Mrs.

Knox died March 1. last. Sh lived at 1130 Park Manhattan. Her husband was the founder of the Knox Memorial Bible Class, was former president at the Board of Education, a former president of the Municipal Civil Service Commission, and was chairman of the Law Committee of Tammany Hall. The executors of her will are her niece.

Mrs. Effe K. H. Hayes of Mid-dletown. N.

and John T. Doollng of 138 E. 48th Manhattan, former partner of her husband In th law firm of Nnox and Dooling and now chairman of the Law Committee of Tammany Hall. The will left $25,000 cash to Mr. Dooling and substantial gifts to rel-atives and friends, while the residua Is left to Mrs.

Hayes. aantianra and raodlt dorm rhaira and Hurlal Per mil local cemetery. lery. Do- tJJ Complete $275 Funeral With Metal Casket Cuaranleed Not lo Crush HIRSCHBERG On March 11. 1933.

BENJAMIN, beloved husband of Jennie; dear father of Lillian Melnlker, Leon, Ruth Meskin, Harold and Eleanor Hirschberg. Funeral services at Temple Beth Emeth. Church Ave. and Marlborough Road, Brooklyn, on Sunday, March 12, at 2:30 p.m. sharp.

Interment Mount Zion Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. HIGLEY Suddenly, on Saturday. March 11, 1933, at his residence, 1902 Cortelyou Road, HENRY ALLEN HIGLEY, M.D., beloved father of Charlotte and Warren Higley and Mrs. Alfred Duncan.

Services at the Falrchlld Chapel, 88 Lefferts Place, on Monday, March 13, at 2 p.m. Interment private. KELLY Suddenly, on March 10. EDWARD V. beloved husband of Lillian and father of Edward, Eugene and Vivian Kelly.

Funeral from his residence, 606 68th on Monday, March 13, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at Our Lady of Per petual Help C. Church. Inter ment Holy Cross Cemetery. (California papers please copy.) LEUTBECHER On March 11, 1933, EMILIE LEUTBECHER, beloved sister of Josephine Kalb of 111-18 198th Hollis.

Services at her home Monday, 8 p.m. In terment Greenwood Cemetery. LIENECK On Saturday, March 11, In his 74th year, PAUL G. LIENECK, husband of the late Maria Lieneck, and father of Elsie, Meta, Eugene, Walter, Herman and William Lieneck. He Is also aur-vived by grandchildren.

Funeral services at his residence, 159 70th on Tuesday, March 14, at 2 p.m. Interment following at Greenwood Cemetery. LIPP At Sea Cliff, L. on Friday, March 10, 1933, GABRIELA LIPP. Funeral private.

LUNDBERG- On Friday, March 10, 1933, CLARA, beloved wife of Oscar and loving mother of Walter T. Lundberg. Services at the Swedish Emanuel M. E. Church, 422 Dean Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 14, at 2 p.m.

Friends may call at the Falrchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, until 11:30 a.m. Tuesday. 7- McGARRY MARY beloved daughter of Henry and Elizabeth (nee Fearon), on Thursday, March 1933, at the residence of her aunt, Mrs. Francis Fearon, 765 57th Brooklyn. Solemn requiem mass at Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help on Monday at 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MANN On March 11, 1933, In his 66th year, ADAM, beloved husband of Christina, father of Blanche, grandfather or Frederick and brother of Justina Thoet and Frank Mann. Funeral service at his home, 1203 Beverly Road, Brooklyn, on Monday, at 8 p.m. Interment private. MARTIN On March 9, 1933, at Palm Beach, WILLIAM beloved husband of Myrtle Alderson Martin and brother of Lawrence Francis, James A.

Martin and Mrs. Rudolph A. Deterts. Funeral from Hotel Chatham, 48th St. and Vanderbllt on Monday, March 13; requiem mass at Church of St.

Paul the Apostle, 59th St. and 9th New York City, at 10 o'clock. Kindly omit flowers. MONDAY Suddenly, on' March 11. 1933, MOSES, sort of the late Solomon and Esther Monday.

Survived by sister, Sadie Munter. Fu neral services at Da Hon Funeral Parlors, 251 De Kalb on Tuesday, March 14, at 2:30 p.m. NORDSTROM Suddenly, on March 11, ANDREW, beloved husband of Ebba Nordstrom and devoted father of Edith Nordstrom Shea. Services at Schaefer's Funeral Parlors, 4th Ave. and 42d Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 14, at 8 p.m.

Cremation Wednesday morning. OTTENS At 120 Lexington Freeport, L. March 10, DIED-' RICH, beloved husband of Clementine Ottens, in his 68th year. Funeral services at Christ Lutheran Church, North Grove Freeport, Tuesday, March 14, at 1:45 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

PITTS On March 11, 1933, HARRY P. PITTS, beloved husband of Carrie W. and father of Harry S. Charter member of Plymouth Lodge, F. A.

Ncv 1004, and Scottish Rite of Rockville Centre and member of the Long I Grotto and Royal Arcanum. Funeral serv ices, at Walter B. Cook's Chapel 1358 Flatbush Monday, 8 p.m. Interment Greenwood Cemetery Tuesday at 2 p.m. Funeral private.

PLYMOUTH LODGE, NO. 1004, F. 4c A. M. We announce with sorrow the death of Our brother, HARRY P.

PITTS. Masonic funeral services will be held at Cooke's Funeral Parlors, 1358 Flatbush Brooklyn, on Monday, March 13, 1933, at I p.m. 8ETH HUBBARD. Master. Ottmar H.

Kopp, Secretary. RAWLINS On March 11, 1933, at her' home, 452 Herkimer CHAMP RAWLINS. Funeral services Monday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at St. John's Chapel, 470 Herkimer St. REILLY On March 11, at her residence, 438 62d MARY E.

REILLY (nee McBride), beloved wife of the late David and devoted mother of Mrs. John Murtagh. Solemn mass of requiem Tuesday, March 14. at 9:30 a.m. at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 59th St.

and 5th Ave. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SAND On Saturday. March 11, 1937, HAROLD BUTLER SAND, loving son of Harold G. and Loul.se E.

(nee Butler), at his home, 380 5th St. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. with solemn requiem mass in St. Thomas Aquinas Church. Florence J.DUIIIIE to Joseph C.

Dunne 1 lOalk I UMDKRTAK 4(1 ik Strut SO of 1 Robert B. Howell Deattj SCHMALENBERGER SOPHIA, 7753 79th Glendale, on March 10, in her 65th year. She Is survived by three sons, Edward Elmer W. and Frank R. Schmalenberger; one sister, Mrs.

K. Mill-water, and five grand children. Funeral service Sunday, 4 p.m., at the Buss Funeral Home, 6708 Myrtle Glendale, the Rev. T. Bennett officiating.

Funeral Monday, 2 p.m., at Cypress Hills Abbey. SMITH On March 10, 1933, In her 74th year, CERELIA widow of Walter R. Smith, late of Free-port, Long Island, N. Y. Funeral services will be held at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.

Frank E. Rose, 33 West Dean Freeport, on Monday, March 13, at 2:30 p.m. Interment Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead, N. Y. SMITH On March 10.

FERDINAND F. SMITH, beloved husband of Mary Edna Smith; devoted father of Muriel and Norbert, and brother of Albert Smith. Funeral on Monday, March 13, from his home, 509 2d requiem mass at St. Francis Xavier's Church at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

SNIFFEN On Saturday, March 11, 1933, MILLARD beloved husband of Marjorie Snlffen. Funeral from his residence, 34 Butler Place, Monday, March 13, at 8:30 a.m.; thence to St. Teresa's Church, Classon Ave. and Sterling Place. Interment Rye, N.

-Y. SQUIRE On March. 10, at her residence, 436 1st ALICE, wife of the late Frank H. Squire and mother of Charles and Mrs. Frank Hague, in her 81st year.

Services Sunday, March 12, at 4:15 p.m. Interment private, Monday morning, Greenwood Cemetery. TEVES In her 72d year, SUSAN beloved wife -of the late Frederick E. Teves, and mother of Frederick Alfred Lillian E. Hendricks, Susan B.

Raymond. Funeral services Monday, March 13, at 8 p.m. at her residence, 194-21 111th Road, Hollis, L. I. ZIPSE On March 7, 1933, at Los Angeles.

RICHARD beloved son of Ernest and Margaret Zlpse. Notice of funeral later. In cpemotlam ABELL In loving memory of a dearly beloved husband and devoted father, GEORGE AUGUSTUS ABELL. who entered life eternal March 13. 1931.

Though gone from sight To memory dear. WIFE and SON. AHERN In sad and loving memory of 'our father, MICHAEL J. AHERN, who died March J4, 1915. SONS and DAUGHTERS.

BUTTLING In loving memory of mv husband and our father, WILLIAM J. BUTTLING, who passed awav March 12, 1911. WIFE and DAUGHTERS. BEHLERT ELIZABETH K. BEHLERT.

In sad and loving memory of a beloved wife and mother-who passed away March 12 1931. A loving thought, a silent tear, A beautiful memory ever dear. HUSBAND and SON. BENJAMIN In loving memory of my dear mother, ADA STODDART BENJAMIN, who passed away on March 12,, 1889. Your memory Is ever with me.

SADIE B. HARMAN Loving Daughter BRYANT Loving remembrance of ARTHUR BRYANT, who enter ed his heavenly home a year ago. SISTER. HARNTNETT In loving memory of our devoted mother, CHARLOTTE R. HARTNETT, ho'passed away March 12, 1932.

SON and DAUGHTERS. HARTLAND In cherished mem ory of ERNEST ALBERT HART- LAND, who departed this life March 12, 1932. WIFE, DAUGHTER and SONS. LOWNDES GEORGE J. In ever loving memory of a devoted son and dear brother who departed this lire March 12, 1830.

Gone from us but leaving memories Death can never take away; Memories that will always linger While upon this earth we stay. MOTHER, BROTHER and SIS TERS. McNAMARA In memory of our dear mother, MARGARET McNA MARA nee Devaney), died March 13, 1916. Who taught our Infant lips to pray, To love and serve God every day, Walk In Wisdom's pleasant way? Our mother. You are not forgotten.

In a grave awav from the world and Its cares, dear mother, you have gone; you are missed and shall never be forgotten by your children who miss you each morn. May you De haDDv God's grace be given. May we some day meet in the land of the blessed. May we all be happy In heaven. Mass Monday at St.

Christopher's Church, Baldwin L. I. Children, AGNES, KITTY, JOSIE, EDDIE, ARTHUR. WILLIE. O'NEILL Jn memory of LEO uiNtiuu wno aiea Marcn 11, ism- Masses offered.

We miss vou, Leo. MOTHER. BROTHERS and BISTERS. of of Nebraska Republican in 70th Year-Related to Henry Ward Beecher Washington, March 11 (P) Senator Robert Beecher Howell, Republican Progressive of Nebraska, died a heart attack at 2 p.m. today in the Walter Reed Hospital after an Illness of several weeks.

He was In his 70th year. Immediately after being informed his death, the Senate adopted resolutions of regret and adjourned out of respect to Senator HowelL Related to Henry Ward Beecher Senator Howell was related to Henry Ward Beecher, the celebrated Brooklyn minister, and Harriet Beecher Stowe on the 'side of his mother, Mary Adella Beecher Tower. His father was Andrew Howell, Jurist and author of legal textbooks. Born in Adrian, on Jan. 21, 1864, Senator Howell graduated from the Naval Academy in 1885, but ill health caused him to give up his commission and- go west.

Stopping temporarily in Omaha, the knowledge of civil and hydraulic engineering he had gained at Annapolis landed him with the Omaha Water Works. Ten years later he was manager of the plant. In Nebraska Senate' An ardent advocate of municipal ownership, Howell was elected to the Nebraska Senate, where he authorized legislation resulting in public ownership of water, gas and ice plants, which he managed later as Water Commissioner of Omaha. Twice, during the Spanish-American War and the World War, Senator Howell returned to the Navy and each time was commissioned as a lieutenant. He was Republican National Committeeman from Nebraska from 1912 to 1920 and a member of the executive committee from 1916 to 1924.

Worked With Senator Norrfi Prior to entering the Senate In 1922, he was chairman of the National Radio Service Commission of the Post Office and Agriculture De partments. He was re-elected to the Senate In 1928. Senator Howell was invariably listed as an Insurgent Republican In the Upper House, generally working shoulder to shoulder with his veteran colleague. Senator George W. Norrls.

Senator Norrls paid high tnibute to Howell saying "in many re spects he stood as high as any members of the Senate." "He was conscientious and had the courage of his convictions," Norrls said, "and one of the rrfbst useful men in the Senate." Norton May Succeed Him Speculation at the Capitol was that former Representative John N. Norton of Polk may be appointed by Governor Bryan to take Howell's seat. The name of Arthur Mullen, Roosevelt floor leader at the Chicago convention, also figured in the conjecture. Senator Howell was married In 1905 to Mrs. Alice Chase Cullingham of Omaha.

He is survived by his wife and a step-son, J. S. later made arrangements to have the body entrained for Omaha tomorrow morning. Funeral services will be held at the late Senator's home In that city with burial on Tuesday. Vice President Garner appointed a committee of 15 Senators to attend the Howell funeral, composed of Senators Norrls (R Dickinson Nye N.

Vandenberg (R Robinson Johnson Cal), Murphy King Utah), Bulow S. Pittman Trammell Kean N. Carey La Folette Wis), and Shlpstead Senator Copeland N. who had known Howell and members of his family In Michigan years before he entered the Senate, said "There was no more intelligent and devoted Senator. The conscientious attention he gave to committee work and to the details of government as they related to finances was remarkable." Bratton May Take Up Howell's Work Washington, March 11 (IP) Senator Sam Bratton N.

probably will succeed the late Senator Howell as chairman of the Senate's special campaign funds committee, a which expects to con tinue Its work. 1 Bratton Is the ranking Democrat on the committee, which will be headed by a Democrat now that this party has taken over control of the Government. Raleigh D. Morrill Stamford, March 11 W) Raleigh D. Morrill, 48, assistant pro- lessor of experimental engineering at New York University since 1926, died today of a brain tumor.

Morrill served as a urofessor or electrical engineering at Norwich university and as professor of mechanical engineering at the Univer sity of Minnesota. He was born at Stratford, and received undergraduate degrees at the University of Maine and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, re spectively. He. took two Mastrs' de grees at the Unlversly of Mlnnesoa. His moher survives.

Jn CDcmorfam MUNDSCHENK In loving memory of our dear mother, MATILDA MUNDSCHENK, who died March 12, 1930. Her CHILDREN. SCHNEIDER In memory of our mother, ELLEN GRAY SCHNEIDER. Departed this life March 10, 1925. Ma.vs offered.

May her soul rest In peace. DAUGHTERS JANE and HELEN. of Edward E. Cattell and mother or Katherine E. Stiles.

Funeral services private. CLANCY On Friday. March 10, 1933, JAMES, beloved husband of Mary Clancy. Funeral from his residence, 428 St. Mark's Monday.

March 13, at 9 a.m.; thence to St. Teresa's Church, Classon Ave. and Sterling Place. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

Masses COL'S On Friday, March 10, 1933. ANSON BURLING AME, loved husband of Caroline Fine Cole and father of Florence Wagner and Grace Irwin. Services at the Fairchlld Chapel. 88 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, Monday, March 13, 10:30 a.m. COTIGNOLA On March 11, at her residence.

1004 Avenue Brooklyn, COLUMBIA COTIGNOLA. Survived by husband, Cono; daughters, Anna, Marie, Stella and Rita; son, Lewis. Requiem mass at St. Brendan's Church, Avenue 12th Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. DE VERNA CHARLES "''loved husband of Clara (nee Sehaefer) and fond father of Edward D. and Charles A. De Verna, Josephine Paul, Clair Costrllo, Jane Leith and Marion De Verra. Serv ices at his home, 2241 65th Sunday, 9 p.m.

Relatives friends and members of Theatrical Protective Union, Local No. 1, are respectfully Invited. FISCHER On Friday, March 10, 1933, Dr. CARL OTTO FISCHER, uciuvcu iiuaumiu vi maud ow.ni Shipping News Incoming Passenger and Mail Steamships Um. father of Carl Otto Jr.

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25, Crl- Pacine tobaL Havana 61 Jilt it PHONE NTOvins TOalterWonte (INCORPORATED) 50 Seventh Avenue Complete 150 Funeral READ WHAT 1 WILL FURNISH QUEEN OF BERMUDA (Br), Purnefta Bermuda Bermuda March fi.OOa.m. 95 55th it HAITI, Colaaiklan Puerto Colombia, Crlitobal, Klngaton, Havana Oranfe l1 BkH CO A MO Porto Rleo Santo Domingo city Marcn 7, Ban Juan. 27 Hubert at PONCE. Porto Rico San Juan March 9:00 a.m. IS Maid Lena ORANADA iHondt, American Fruit La Celba 00 a m.

20 Pack Blip CI I'V OF SAVANNAH, Savannah. Savannah March 10 7:00 a.m. 48 Charlesit 3LMINOLE, Clyde Jacksonville March 10, Oharleiton 7:00 a.m. 37 Spring it Tt'ESDAT DROTTfNOHOLM 8W) Swedish-American AI.AUNIA iBt), PRESIDENT OARFTEU). Oothenbtirf March 4, Halifax 9:00 a m.

7 57th it Liverpool March 4, Belfast, Glaiiow, Hallfal 5fl 14th at his residence, 631 Macon Brooklyn, Sunday, March 12, at 4 p.m. FISCHER Klimet Temple, A. A. O. N.

M. S. Nobles, Noble CARL OTTO FISCHER has entered the Unseen Temple. You are requested to attend funeral services at his residence, 631 Macon Sunday afternoon, March 12, at 4 o'clock. EDWARD ALLEN, Illustrious Potentate.

FURCHT ERHARDT T. FURCHT, suddenly, on March 11, 1933. Funeral from the Leonard Ruoff Funeral Home, 9712 101st Ozone Park, on Tuesday, March 14, at 9:30 thence to the R. Church St. Mary Gate of Heaven, 101st Ave.

and 104th Ozone Park, N. where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul. Interment St. John's Cemetery. GORDEMAN At the M.

E. Church Home, on March 11, 1933, HARRIET L. GORDEMAN. aged 80 years. Relatives and friends and Managers of Nostrand-De Kalb M.

Church invited to attend services on Monday, March 13, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Brown Memorial Chapel, 920 Park Place. EVERY DETAIL carefully handled w.ith tact, experience, skill and forethought. Geo. w.

Pease FUNERAL PARLORS Noalrand Ars). al Hancock Si. DEralur Dollar World crulne ORIENT Ward Havana March 11. ROHT E. I BB, Old Dominion Norfolk March 13 ALOONtlUIN, Clyde Oalveiton March Outgoing Passenger Steamships Msir t'aurb fattm.

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Proearlnt mohilo Hcarao. Ona to any iirarini dob 10 aemeiery. aoai Complete $225 Funeral With Solid Oak Massive Sqnaro End Half Caskpt and 12lh Jeriev City 00 a.m. 14 Wall it 3 00 p.m. Ifi Franklin It 7.00 a m.

61 Jn it MISSOURI AN far Crlslohal and San Fran. Cisco, from Pier d. Bush Dorks. Brooklyn. Malls rinse p.m.

QUEEN OF BERMUDA for SI. Oeort.es and Hamilton. Bermuda, from Pier 9. N. R.

Malls close 30 sails a p.m. aU-sH-r w. mil H'MKKAL HOME Wt helierx lhal lha funmrml ihould reflect accurately Hanflard of living of thm deemed. To full' below ftij itandard it not good tatle. KruesC .1.

Hhlior V(, Cairo Ave. J.Af.vHIe) TOMORROW WERT ARROW lor Antwerp from Philadelphia. Matin rlnie 1 pm. and to rail to Philadelphia. 8IRONKY for Havana, Proareeo and Vera Crm.

from Pier 14, I. R. Malla cloie 1 SO m. Sella 4 pm. LADY NELSON for Bermuda.

St, Klttl, Nevli, Antiiua, from Boston. Mails close ni. and to by rail to Boston, thenct by steamer Tt'MSDAr BVROX for Panla Deltada, I libon, Piraeus, via Bostan, from HMh Brooklyn. Malls close a sails neon. YINLAND for Barcelona, from Columbia Brooklyn.

(Malls close 10 a.m. I. A. for I.Ubon. Casablanca, Tanslrrs, C'suta, Melllla.

(Iran, Valencia and Barcelona, from oSth Brooklyn. Malls closo noon. BKl.MbN for Cherbourt, Nouthampton and Bremen (Heapostl; from IVMtB Brooklyn. Malls rlos I p.sa.; sails hnrlly afler mldnlihl. ANCON for Porl-aii-Prince and Crlstohal.

from Pier N. R. Mailt closo l.JO a.m.; aalU 4 at. These caskets, ns well as mans others I pAone call will aria? onr renreieara aaa bo aaca al our skawroosas. Mm antueasre It eeeloia lis delotL Use of Funeral Home Free Home Office: 1 West 190th Street Telephone RAvmond 9-1900 OTIIIR BROOKLYN BRtNtU 1358 Flatbush Avenue.

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