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15 M2 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1929. WEATHER IS DUE TOMORROW MAP SHOWS COOLER 6 AM "CROM the first mo-mcnt service is responsible for every detail. Only a high character of personnel and the finest of facilities can ease a most trying ordeal. Fairchild Sons MORTICIANS 86 Lefferts Place, Brooklya 245 Northern Flashing 89-31 164th Street, Jamaica X1 3 V' o( Afrkuhoft Weather Burets PREC.P.TAnON JokI 7 umfVoi mania I Pblb.C3p: VICKS JLyt-- AT mc WVH 1 a- rZt r-J ho Frucmo4I lAi- JACK50NVH.Lt Jk Stub S3L JjtCr-P SUUCiiyEU-E WyST0 Santa Ft Nl 15 St Paul 151 1 Deaths Ahlefeld, Anna A. Kcmgland.

Eaker, Elizabeth Florence Burke. William P. Hurson, M. E. Butcher, Mary A.

Jones, Lillian M. Castle. Calista Keenan, Owen A. Charlton, John M. Kidney, Sarah C.

Condon, Ann Kleinberger. FarrU, Lt. Frank Isabella P. Ferrall, Mary E. McCaffrey, Fitzpatrick, Gertrude J.

Elizabeth McCoy, Mary A. Franklin, Louise McKnight, Mary Frost, Pauline A. Meline, Catherine Garside, Joseph Moench, Wm. H. Gernandt.

Max Mueller, Eugene Glinick, Elizabeth tehn, Anna J. Gordon, Wm. P. Schroeder, Henry Kageman, Jessie Viemeister, Wm. Hagen, Mary L.

Vincent, Harriet Wald, WUliam AHLEFELD Suddenly, on Aug. 24. 1929, at 'Windham, N. ANNA ALSGOOD, widow of Theodore Ahlefeld and dearly beloved mother of Edwin H. Ahlefeld and Mrs.

William P. Oetjen. Services at the residence- of her daughter, 2238 Church Brooklyn, Monday, 8 p.m. Interment private. BAKER On Saturday, Aug.

24, 1929, ELIZABETH GERTRUDE, beloved wife of William E. Baker and mother of Florence G. Bennett. Service at her home, 110 Midwood Brooklyn, Tuesday, at 8:30 p.m. Interment BROOKLYN LODGE, NO.

22, B. P. O. ELKS Brothers: You are requested to attend the funeral service of our brother, WILLIAM P. BURKE, Monday evening, Aug.

26, at his residence, 41 St. Mark's at o'clock. EDWARD A. WYNNE, Exalted Ruler. Joseph H.

Becker, Secretary. BURKE On Aug. 24, WILLIAM beloved brother of Bartholmew J. Burke, Funeral from his residence, 41 St. Mark's on Tuesday, Aug.

27, at 9 a.m. Requiem mass St. Augustine's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. BURKE The Deputy Tax Commissioners of the City of New York announce with deep regret the death of Past President WILLIAM P.

BURKE, Deputy in Charge, Boro Cf Brooklyn. JOSEPH M. FOLEY, President. Harry Ahrens. Secretary.

BUTCHER On Aug. 24, 1929, MARY ANN BUTCHER, at her residence, Glenmore ave. East Meadows, Hempstead, N. formerly of Brooklyn, Requiem mass Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., at St. Ladislaus R.

C. Churcji, Front st. and Richardson Hempstead, N. Y. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

CASTLE On Aug. 24, 1929, CALISTA, beloved sister of Joseph S. Castle. Funeral fromUnited Chapels, 1202 Broadway, on Tuesday, at 10 a.m. Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery.

CHARLTON On Aug. 23, 1929, at Yulan, N. JOHN M. CHARLTON, beloved husband of Florence Charlton (nee Gimber), in his 79th year. Funeral services at his residence, 48 Windsor Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Aug.

27, at 2 p.m. Interment Greenwood Cemetery, SlLom. fM CORPUS CHP.1STI 1 Savannah I 9 VicU, IL 2 Wh.li 23l A lieY WlT BL Wulw 2SZ 1 0 WV" DAILY AIRPLANE RECORD; ARRIVALS, DEPARTURES EAGLE 5 Dro Deavef Dodtr fitjt Dululh De Momcs EaitDorJ THE WEATHER TODAY Forecasts. NEW YORK CITY AND VICIN ITY Fair tonight and Tuesday. Slightly warmer tonight.

Cooler Tuesday night. Moderate south west winds. EASTERN NEW YORK Partly cloudy tonight. Warmer In central and aouth portlolns. Tuesday mostly fair.

Coolfr in north portion Gentle variable winds becoming moderate southweat. NEW JERSEY Mostly fair tonidh'. and Tuesday. Not much change in temperature. Variable winds becoming moderate southwest and wet.

SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND Partly cloudy tonight. Warmer in the interior. Tuesday mostly fair. Variable winds becoming moderate southwest. WESTEHN NEW YORK Partly gloudy tonight.

Slightly warmer In extreme portion. Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler. General Report. Over the weekend the northwest low has advanced over northern sections to western Quebec, 29.70 at Uoucet. It developed only scattered showers and warmer weather.

This morning a high of wide area and considerable strength Is central, 0 32 a. Winnipeg, Province of Mnnltoba, and 30.20 at Blklna. West Virginia. It rovers generally the intervening areas, and its influence extends to the West Gulf Coast. Pressure is relatively low over the East Oulf of Mexico, 29.80 at Key West.

Rains have occurred along the Gulf and South Atlantic Coasts from North Carolina Mexico. Some are heavy, 1 62 at Hal-teras, 1.24 at Jacksonville and 2 34 at Brownsville. Showers also occurred in Ar-kansaa, Missouri and portiona of Iowa. Kansas, Nebraska and South Dakota heavv at Kansaa Citv, 1.72. Also showers In the plateau region.

The temperature tendency Is generally to cooler except in northeastern and northwestern sections. In the New York area fair and moderately cooler weather Is Indicated over the r.ext two or three davs. Winds along the Atlantis Coast ar light westerly north of Sandy Honk and light northerly, thence southward. Partly cloudy to cloudy weather astenda along the entire coast. Forecast Fair tonight and Tuesday.

BUehtly warmer Cooler Tueidaj night. Moderate aouthwesl winds. HIGH WATER TODAY. (Standard Time. I I High water.

II Low water I A II A New York II :0 I M0 AUGUST ST. Maw York .....111:48 I lis BUN ttlBES AND BITS. August 2" I August IT Rises. 5. 21 Sets 8:41 I HUsi.a.ll Sets 140 Greyhound Entries Mlneola, L.

Aug. fallowing are the entries for tontght'i greyhound races at the Mlneola Fair Qrounds: Tlrst Race Nassau Course. Big Dan, Star Cabin, Pouting Ground, Commander Mike. Buckingham, Prlnoa Slits, Blue Ginger, I'm Reatiess. Second Race One-quarter mile.

Roberta Ridge, Grand Oo. Donnall, Ruby Rover, Innocent, Small Bass, Tip perary Tim, Miml. Third Race Futurity. Janet Mae, Frosty Meadows, Happy concern. Bob Pits, King Lepus, Dashing Jockey, Judge Palmer, Golden Bloom.

Fourth Race Nassau Course. Sortie, Vatta Aline, Joe Fits, Ballygrunna, Dl-ana a Dish, Captain Blitz. Black Burr, Tor Braese. Fifth Race 5-18 mile. Frlendleaa Letty, Ginger Walkover, Golden Hector, The Berries, Bob Azar, Almond Paste, MieJcev Meadows, Big June.

Sixth Race Futurity. Rattling Baby, White Zip, Sunrise. Hidden Clasp, Zula Meadows. Robert Rigid, Friendly Splinters, Ll'-son Beau. Seventh Rare One-auarter mile.

Flanna Fail, Henry Clay, Velocipede, Cal Cannon. Mountebank. High Sailor, Dashy Dill, Full tt Fun. fVJ1 TEMPERATE AT AM. AND FOR LAST HOURS.

MbMV Mi UMH XO- 11U Bom 4 BumkI -i -r- El Bom HM LaAatjW cMtm DtiiiRock 11 Cn.C.,2i. JlJ Menvht 2 CltveUad Mami 25 Jh CmomU SeQ. MonlreJ it4 AJtjNn.Orl.aM JiM E3Zj NY 53 ESIZj Omaha XI SSOS Oklahoma City 2 P.UdOr,. EXPLANATORy NOTES Smbols InJicite Clear. OPirtlyaouJv.

aoudy. Riin. Snow, Report Isobirs (tontinuoua line;) pm through point of aqua air preuura. Ftfura ands $how baromalar reijinfa. Arrow show direction of wtrul X-T'rct of pracipttatioi).

Low and High Pressure Areas Cool Northwest And Head for New York What today's weather map shows, as explained by James H. Scarr, chief meteorologist of the New York Weather Bureau: "There is low pressure over Quebec, running up ovr the Hudson Bay. The high pressure area extends from Saskatchewan to the Texas coast It has as yet produced no cooler weather except in the Northwest. It has reached Duluth, and the Lake Superior region. It will probabyl reach us tomorrow.

"It is moderately tow on the Gulf. "Rain fell along ttie South Atlantic States and on the Gulf Coast. The rainfall was 1.63 Inches at Hal-terns, 1.24 at Jacksonville and 2.34 at Brownsville. "New York is likely to have fair weather today, but it will be a little warmer than yesterday. It will be cooler tomorrow afternoon." To Cut Coast-to-Coast Train Time 10 Hours Montreal, Aug.

28 Preliminary arrangements to materially reduce the running time of the Transcontinental train between Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver are being considered by the operating officers Of the Pannrllrtn Panifte Rnilrrtnrl it was announced here today by w. ueauy, cnairman and president. When these arrangements ere completed, traveling time from coast to coast will be reduced by 10 hours. The increased equipment and efficiency of the road, he pointed out, will permit the Increased speed of the road. LOST AND FOUND BRIEFCASE Lout; fcltcll lthr, on Run-rlsn Highway, Saturday vtning: liberal toa- Lost; frmaie, brlndlo hull, vli-lnlty itoiieri sv and president at, ehlldrena iet; answers nsma Vixen; favard.

Charira Mullen, 22ti Hogera av. POU Lost; Boston bull terrier; no tall Rruarri. 1S2 slat at. ATLantle 4U8I) or KIII8 llartnlk. Hon- Lost; rhnar-eollle, femsle, st Long IVnch.

Reward Tel ATLantle II94S UtiO Foiinrl; two weeks ai'o, brown nooille, male. Owner alalia. Tel. NEVins 1983. tScxi LosTTilottoii bull; brown with white spots; femalf: ansaera to the name ol PegUte; ieard "H24.

NUCKPIIicr Lost; fur, In Bradfhld taxi. UuiKlay, 8 30 going from Eastrrn nkwv and Nrw York ae to Long Island Iirnot, Atlantic av. Liberal reward lor rturn. E. Lent.

M9 tlastern pkwy. PIN Lost; diamond, on Flatbush av rnr from Psrkslde av or on Nawkirk av from FlRthush av to F. 3l.it st; llkerul reward. Pl'Ckmlnster 2'-'07. pTfS'PY Lost; iviilre; Sunday, Aug.

1(1; white, 3 months old; wearing tsn har. ryruft; nnmed Knrl; suitable reward. Dr. Curry, Kings County Hospital. INllrrnoll 40H0 H''AHP Lost; blsrk (ox, between Park Circle and Oowsnus C'snsl Friday mirhi; reward 3H3 Bt.

John's pi NEVins 8018. wiifsf WATCH Lust; white gordTemVr-alds, dlntnonds, coming lrom Ridgewood or on Flushing or (iatea av trolleys, or vlctnltv Msron st Reward. 148 Macon st LAPavel'o 7SI8 Kip. Lt.sr from the Lorenaa Kt-nnels on Union tpke, Flushing: small tsn and hii dog. (lipped: lioonsa aneil.

Answers name of Bbe; iih-rsl reward. Please call INUepeiidrnc 4U91, nrr FACE COURT OS 5 CHARGES AFTER in Burglary Attempt Swings Blpckjack on Cop When 3 of Them Accost Him. Jcsenh Stein, 32. of 1332 E. 7th and Bornard Ginsberg, 3i.

of 127 st. were t.t arraigned In (Coney Island poliee court today on charges of feKmious assault, attempted burslary. carrying burglary tools, possessing nareotU's and violation of the Sullivan law. The men were captured yesterday in front of the Davis drug store at 701 Kinffs Htdhwav after a battle with three plainclothes men and number of uniformed policemen. The plainclothes men, Harry Btorn, Bernard Leven and Vincent attached to Detective Mac-Donald's staff, saw Stein and Ginsberg acting suspiciously in front of the drug store.

They accosted Stein, who turned upon BJorn with a blackjack. During the struggle several shots were fired and the noise attracted other policemen, who assisted in capturing the men. While BJnrrt knocked out Stein, the other detectives chased Ginsberg into a nearby apartment house and into the courtyard beyond. He was caught he dived out of a first floor window into the court yard. An ambulance was summoned from Coney Island Hospital and Dr.

Saltsman treated the prisoners and the injured policemen. Misa Margaret Reilly of 82d pi. Is spending a Jew weeks at Pine-crest, Pa EDWIN MORTICIANS 219 Atlaottc Ave LCC.At NOTICES. CHANOE OF VKSSrl.S NAME. Dulttxt tstntes ubUuna Htrvice.

Collectiuu Ouinct No. lu, fort ot Ntv York. Notir li hfrrby gupn thnt under th Act of February hi, ltnjo, and In pursuance of by the Co.nm.n-siunrr of Nrtviy il-m, on tht appllcatiou ot urR9 MoifHt. the name of lh bsi yacht BLUE ATFHS, burden 20 grosa tons, ofTicinl numher 17061, btca chanfc4 U. A.

DoU IV Ft PHILIP Et.TINf Co litre lur of Custi CHKUITOHS Or Ul-'KNARD WA All pt-rsotu liavtttg ciainu ayamst WacRp, ctr0tatMt, era hrt'ty requi rxlUbll the ftamti, ah the vourlieis for, to Hfrmau Wacmi, aiiinintt Aadr Uutl Voorntci Bt New Vork, not lattr than brii IflW- 1:1 thft FOKKCLOSUKKS. Rt'PIfFMK COURT, KINC.3 COl. Beck in becknr, pltiiutitf. agatnt 1 Building CoiiioruUon and unit in, ants. In puravianea of a Judgment of ur and aal duly mude and the, RD.ive-fntitiad action, and bt-ur.

Un Otrt day u( Auffust, lltJi), i demiinttd, Ota rtNr in ttald Ju itainad. will tall at public auction htgiieat bidtlr, by Nalianlfl Liiuu tlont-Hir, at the llrnoklvn Hen I cnaittr. No. lbK Montatiue Borough, of Brooklyn, ConnLy uf on (h ltjth day of September, 1 tweiva o'clock noun, the prenilae-t by an Id Judgment to be aold, and 4 dcaiTiaeif aa folloai: AD that lot, pleca or in land with the bulldliiKi and Impru1 thereon aractad. aunatc, lying an In Ilia Bnrotigrt of Brook yn, Ct Rtnta of haw York, County of Kin known aa premlael No.

27J3 1 htrrtiL Brooklyn, Haw York, and I and deicnbad aa follows: Bcpiitniiig at a point on the eaite of Ifubtiara at reel, dUtant two I it nd aavanty-two f.et ojt herty fr corner (orniad by tn intersection catrrly aide af Hubiird atrret ann'hariy aide af Voothlrs avenm nhn ttiantt aat4rrlv purallel witl hies a ft ma, on hundred feet; ftmitharly parallel with Hubbard twenty fl va fevt (hence weateriy parallrl allh Voorhie avenue, on dreU feat to the easterly aide of a ret, and thanca northerly alo: canterly aide Hubbard itreet, five fet ta the point or place of bti Alao all the ngnt, title and intt the naid party of th 0rt prt. uf, to Hubbaid Itreet, lying In front adjoining laid premlae to the cent -thfieof ToMtlMf with an aaaemant and way for ma purpoaea of a driveway, and over a atrip of land tbrea It Inchea In aidth fronting on the aide of Hubbard atreet, Immediate Ji'iniiiK the premiRra herein described on thf auulharly id lueirof and running cai.tcrly to the garage erecied or to ba ciectetf tliareon, fiuhjec. huwever. to a slmtlar fascmtn and light af wav for the purpoa.s of a dnvew.ty, In, to and over a atrip of land throe feat fix Inches in width fronting oo the eaaierly aide of Hubbard atreet, being I ho outdrrly three 1'vi at a In-hes in wtdtn of the premlaea herein described anl running eadtarly 'o the garnKe or to be erected thereon Unted Auguatv 2tta WAITER rfTHOSS. Referac.

fl. Irwin Uackar, piainh.t a Attorney. 2(1 Court aiitat, brouk'i Brook, yn, H. Y. aiiJfl-Hi-m aUPMICMK OOUHT.

KINOS COVNTY Annie ft. an. pla.nf.if., attiiiat Viitcenso Pinto and uthfra, uelantiauts. In pu ran a nra uf a Judgment of fore eloaura (and a it. duly made and enured in the above entitled action, and bearing data Iha fttfe dav af July.

I. the undaraigned, lha reftraa in said Judgmtnt namd, will aell at public auction to tha highett bidder, by IMiUllamy Heaitey, aiicttoneeri, at the Hrooaiyn Heal a.jtata Fxchanne, No Ihu MuMague street, in tha Borough of Brook! C'ninty ot Kings on the Hth dav uf HeptrniDer. 1DJ0, at li 0 clock noon, lha premlaea directed by aaid Judaiuent tu be aold, and therelu deacritwtt aa full" thai certain plot of land, with tha buildlnaa and innrovfmetHa thrreoti errttrd. aituaia In the Twelfth Ward ot the t'tty now Boruughi of Brooalvn, ttoiinded and darnbed aa fnllowa Begin ii" at a point on the northerly aide of tt'ira 'ret disiant easterly two htmdrrd and thirtv-one i feel two 1 2 lt.vha the northeast erlv corner of Columbia and Cnl-4 and running thence a.t crly along Coles street, nineteen (19-to lard hrrrtolnr conveved to Thomaa thnce erxi'lt tvutherly an at naht aiglea to oi r--t and along tha rifiuioii'd iund of 1'hornaa McCaftry a In cominustiun there of 50( feet; thenca weateriy and parallel to Cola Ktre-t. nineteen Mw fret, thence about -thTlv and at rihi angiea to Ci.e 'trt-et, flfty ti0 fct to the point or nUt ot beginning -pttd, Aucuat 3411 l9Jtf.

LOt'IM HUDMAN. Refciat. Harrv 1 hiini a n. atiorney for 'ila-miff, id Court street. Boaough of Jruuk.yn, City of New York.

BITRfMg OOURT, KINOB COt'NTY Philip Cutler, plaintiff, acinat Uewey In. veaturi. Ino, and an other, defendant. In mnca of a JuuV'mrnt of forwioa. nra and tuile duly made and entered tha ab've rtttltlfht action, and bearing data 1 he I9trt dtp of Augual, 1 the undersigned, the reierea aaid Judgment mina.l, will eetl at public auction to lha htgheat bifld'f, by NKthain-l Shitler.

au 'loneer, at tne Brooklyn Heal kstat rhunge, tf. 109 Mnntanue atret, in tha Ix-pMigh of BrtM)kU n. timtv of K'ngs, tn the Ifth dav of Brpteniher, at 'elaek noon, the prcmLsea dtrecttxt is id Judgment to bt aold, and therein jt it iied aa folU wi tola 3 A3 gttd 'A4. Bock on tnf o( Ili ifKro, aituita in 1' Ward ul a nt en da eaiterlv Of id di.iLtt;,t 22V feet noi tharlv tvom tha crnr Inrrned hy 1 1 iril-rN4Klton af the aiJf of East ii ireet nh ti aide of Avaium running a ea'f and parallel w'lh Aveft.ia K. U3 feet to the renior Hue 'if the block bHwtHMi rat 14 atreet and I'aat 31 atieet, ttiere tha ir Htie of a.

parallel witli aaat 'Id atrtel 4(1 f-et; thiire westerly ii. .1 eisin si'il IU (ee e' (( Ett 34 tret' 'hrni'S fu i e'iMif the eagerly aid of Ksst ail I'rrt, feet to lha point or "'a -a af gwintng. tel luaus Ifltii, Ui.o joHN A. WAN FN, Ke-ferew. Oiler aV -r.

10 -S I rill el- Uuruiaih toi hi. New BAYHAa II Mi'iao (iP rtlerhoaa RS. main his MAIN 10. UNION CHIEF SHOT AT DINNER; HONOR GUEST AND 2 HELD Stevedore Leader Met With Hail of Bullets on Arrival at Affair at Coney Island. A free-for-all that culminated In the shooting of a man, the arrest of three man and the breaking up of a testimonial dinner took place last night in an Italian restaurant at 2776 Stillwell Coney Island.

The arrested men, who will be arraigned today in Coney Island Court on charges of felonious assault and violation of the Sullivan Law, are oepr Pallonettl, guest of honor at the dinner; Zack Caiitalo, and Genaro De Rosa of 259 4th ave. Although, the cause of the fight was still a mystery, deepened by tre conflicting stories of some of the spectators, police were inclined to believe a disagreement over the proceeds from the dinner was responsible for the affray. Pallonettl, the guest of honor. Is superintendent of the Stevedores' union, with offices at 455 loth ave. The dinner had lust begun, with some 80 diners present, when John Avitable of 63 union accom panied by his wife, entered.

His presence evidently was the sign for hostilities, and a rignt DroKe out. Six shots were fired, and when po lice had finally quelled the rioters. Ivitable was found with a gunshot wound and a possible fracture of the skull. FIVE DEAF MUTES HELD FOR ATTACK Five deaf and dumb young men were arrested early today by police of the Vanderveer Park station on charges of assaulting a 15-year-old girl, also deaf and dumb, after neighbors had called polioe to a bungalow on Barren Island, off Flatbush ave. The girl, attractive, with blacic bobbed hair and large brown eyes, was found scantily clad, her face and body bruised.

She told police that on Saturday afternoon John Peterson, 18, Invited her to his 3-room bungalow. She said she was kept a prisoner there until rescued at 1:45 o'clock this morning. The four other youths found In the bungalow described themselves as Pasquale Patisico, 3. of 22 Whitwell Ralph Ron esse, 20, of 1008 5th North Bergen; Robert Hameli 19, of 222 Fulton ave. Jersey City, and Michael Sicerlto, 19, of 9902 Kingsiand uorona, L.

I. The five youths were held in $2,000 bail each for a hearing Wednesday when arraigned before Magistrate Uota in Flatbush Court. An additional charge of grand larceny was made against Patisico, who is alleged to have stolen the girl's watch, and bail was fixed at $1,000 on this charge. Poor and Scanty Food Called Worse Than Rum Chicago, Aug. 26 Malnutrition and poor food are worse than liquor for men and women.

Thi Is said by the Salvation Army In a report just issued oy commissioner jonn McMillan, comi landant oi tne uen tral Territory of the Army. "A survey of 106 'ndustrial homes and the Army's 34 rescue homes and hospitals shows that more than 60 percent of unwed mothers and fallen girls cared for by the Army were victims of malnutrition in youth," the report declares. "The responsibility for this rests directly upon the parents of the tin fortunates, who r.llowed them to die tate their own eating habits or were unable to provide them with, or ignorant ir, a balanced 2 Teachers Appointed In Richmond Hill High Abraham D. Beame and Irving B. Strumlnger have been appointed teachers In Richmond Hill High School, effective Sept.

6, the Board of Eduction announced today. Lack of funds has delayed ap polntment to continuation schools. When teachers are appointed to continuation schools under the new license they are eligible for a sal ary equal to that paid high school teachers. Many teachers In oontin uatlon schools now, while not hold ing a special continuation school license, are paid according to the license under which they are teach ing. Mill Basin Civic Group Holds Outing at Beach The first annual outing of the Mill Basin Neighborhood Civic Association, 1359 E.

65th was held yesterday at Meyers Pavilion, Ber gen Beach, Jamaica Bay. More than 800 attended. James J. Bedell, vice president, as chairman of the arrangements committee. A committee of 28 members assisted Bedell.

A baseball game was piayea in tne anernoon. Deatbf VIEMEISTER WILLIAM C. VIE-MEISTER. Died Aug. 24.

Saratoga County. N. Y. Funeral Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., Greenwood Cemetery Chapel. Survived by his mother, two sisters, Ionia and Vera, and one brother, Edmund C.

VINCENT Died at York Village, Maine. HARRIET S. VINCENT of 901 Sterling Brooklyn. Funeral service on Tuesday, Aug. 27, 1929, at 3 o'clock, daylight saving time, at the Vanderbilt Funeral Home.

69 Main Tarrytown, N. Y. Friends Invited. WALD WILLIAM W. WALD Campbell Funeral Church, way, euth Tuesday, 2 p.m.

acknoUiIcDgtncnts DAILY The family of the late EDWARD F. DAILY Wish to thank their relatives and friends, the clergy and members of C. B. St. Boniface Council No.

23, for their kind expressions of sympathy extended them in their recent bereavement. Jrt epemotfam McOOVIRN Month's mind sol emn high mass of requiem will bs offered for the repose of the soul of JOSEPH McGOVKRN at the Church of Our Lndy of Lourdes. Broadway and Aberdeen Brook lyn, Wednesday, Aug. 28, 1929. at 10 a.m.

NEUREITER Fifth anniversary mass was celebrated this morning at St. Jerome's Church for the repose of the soul of ARTHUR J. NEUREITER, who died Aug. 28, 1924, pilot, in a Ford Trlmotor monoplane, urpaited a.m. From Curtiss Field For Cleveland, William Marsales, pilot, with William Loos, a student at Curtiss Flying School, in a Curtiss Falcon biplane.

Departed 10:20 a.m. This plane will be flovn by Jaik Atkinson in the air races at Cleveland. From Roosevelt Field For Washington, D. Miss Nancy Hopkins of the operations office, Roosevelt I Field, with John Austen, pilot, in a Fairchild monoplane. Departed 12 noon.

From Newark Airport For Boston, via Colonial Airways, Mr. New-all, Mr. Newall Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Miss Morrow.

Mr. Stewart, passengers; E. H. Vcblcn and J. Menefeo, pilots, in a Ford trimotor monoplane.

Departed 11:40 a.m. From North Beach For Albany, via Oonstal Airways, W. L. Henry, E. M.

Johnson, passengers; Tompkins, pilot. In a Fairchild cabin seaplane. Drparted 9:30 a.m. From North Beach For Saratoga, N. via Coastal Airways.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. John Ewing, Thomas Duffy, Cor-w-lta passengers: H.

Rann-dcll, pilot, in a Fairchild cabin seaplane. Departed 11:30 a.m. Departures Aug. 25. From Holmes Airport For Boston, Captain Shealy, pilot, with M.

Blast, passenger, in a Waco biplane. Departed 8:30 a.m. From North Beach For Saratoga, N. via Curtiss Flying Service, Dr. J.

8. McDowell. Mark R. Carlin, Stauley Beck, Miss Dorothy New. ton, passongers, George Bobb, pilot, in a Sikorsky amphibian.

Departed 12:15 p.m. From Newark Airport For Cleveland, in a Ford monoplane owned by the New York, Rio and Buenos Aires Lines, D. Thome, Mr. and Mrs. O.

D. Morgan. Mm. W. W.

White, C. R. Hill, A. 8. Aldrln, W.

H. Butler, E. A. Kropf, J. L.

Baker, passengers; L. Kondat, pilot. Departed 9:45 a.m. From Newark Airport For Cleve-land, W. Bransom, pilot.

Jack Rabhltt, Ed. M. Gllrov. P. J.

O'Tonlt Jr. In Lockheed Vega monoplane owned bv the New York-Washington Airlines. Drparted 6:25 a.m. The ship will renrrsent the Ci'V of Newark at the National Air Races at Cleveland. SUBWAY CAUSES RAZING OF SCHOOL P.

S. 33, Heyward st. near Broadway, will be discontinued as an annex to P. 8. 122, Heyward st, and Harrison in September, and will be torn down because lt is in the direct path of the proposed route of the ne yclty-owned cubway In this district, lt was learned today.

Children who attended this school last year will be enrolled In nearby schools Eept. 9. No new building to replace it is as yet projected by the Board of Education. Deaths HAGEMAN JESSIE widow of the Rev. Samuel Miller Hageman.

Funeral services 8 p.m., Aug. 26, at the Davis Chapel, 226 Huguenot New Rochelle, N. Y. HAQEN On Sunday, Aug. 25, 1929, MARY LOUISE, beloved sister of Julia, Dorothy, Emily, Frederick and William C.

Hagen. Services will be held at her residence, 66 Hal-sey Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Aug. 27, at 8 p.m. Interment private. HOAGLAND Sunday" Aug.

25, 1929, FLORENCE GOODSELL, Beloved mother of Dorothy and Constance Hoagland of 455 E. 7th Brooklyn. Services at the Harry X. Pyle Mortuary, ,1925 Church Flatbush, Tuesday, at 8 p.m. HURSON On Sunday, Aug.

25, 1929, MICHAEL beloved father Edward and Joseph Hurson and Mrs. William Boylhart. Funeral from his home, 443 Irving Wednesday, Aug. 28, 9:30 a.m. Sol-omn requiem mass.

Church of St. Martin of Tours. JONES On Aug. 24, 1929, LILLIAN beloved mother of Guy A. Jones.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts near urana on mesaay, Aug, 27, at 8 p.m. KEENAN OWEN A. KEENAN, on Aug. 25. Funeral at his residence, 788 East 19th thence to Church of Our Lady of Refuge, where a solemn requiem mass will be held for the repose of his soul, Wednesday morning, Aug.

28, at 0 o'clock. KIDNEY SARAH C. KIDNEY, on Saturday, Aug. 24, at Kingston Hos pital, Kingston, N. formerly of Brooklyn.

She was a member of Eden Circle No. 61, Foresters. Funeral from the parlors of J. J. suiuvan, 488 ciasson on Tues day at 9 a.m.; thence to Church of Nativity, Classon ave.

and Madison where solemn mass of requiem win ce celebrated at 9:30 a.m. KLEINBERGER On Saturday, AUg. 24, 1929, ISABELLA F. KLEIN BERGER (nee Mason), beloved wife of Daniel and devoted mother of Kenneth and Lincoln. Prayers at ner residence, 1217 Avenue Brooklyn, Monday, Aug.

26, at 8:30 p.m. Interment in Greenwood Cem etery, Tuesday, Aug. 27, at 11 a.m. McCAFFREY On Sunday, Aug. 25, GERTRUDE JACQUIN, beloved wife of William McCaffrey.

Funeal from her residence, 447 47th on Thursday, Aug. 29, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Michael R. O. Church where a solemn, requiem mass will be offered.

McCOY On Aug. 25. 1929. MARY ADAMS McCOY. Survived by a brother, John Adams.

Funeral serv Ices from home of the late sister, Laura Barnard, 104a Ocean Tuesday evening, o'clock. Inter ment Lutheran Cemetery at 10 a.m. Wednesday; private. McKNIGHT On Sunday, Aug. 25 1929, MARY McKNIGHT, aged 63 years.

Funeral services will be held at the New Ytek and Brooklyn Fu neral Chapel, 187 S. Oxford st, Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening at 8 OCIOCK. MELINE On Saturday evening, Aug. 24. 1929, CATHERINE be-loved wife of Florent M.

Meline, Funeral from her residence, 100 Drlscoll Rockvillf Centre, L. Wednesday morning, Aug. 28, at 8:30 o'clock. Solemn mass of requiem, fjc. Agnes Cfturch.

Interment St, Lawrence Cemetery, Jiew Haven, Conn. MOENCH Suddenly, Aug. 23, 1929, at Adirondack. N. WILLIAM MOENCH, beloved husband of Paul ine Moench and father of Marlon and Alice.

Funeral services Monday even! to, 8 o'clock, at his home, 1573 Cj. i2tn st. MOENCH Aurora Grata Consis tory, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Brethren: With profound sorrow we announce the death of our brother, WILLIAM H. MOENCH. Funeral services at his residence, 1578 E.

12th Monday, Aug. 26, 8 Dm. CHARLES A. BROCKAWAY, 33', Commander-in-Chief. MOENCH Kismet Temple.

A. A O. N. Uf a NnhW- Nohln WILL IAM H. MOENCH has entered the Unseen Temple.

You are requested to atiena itinera! services at his residence. 1578 E. 12th Broakiyn Monday evening, Aug. 26. at 8 o'clock.

GEORGE COOK Illustrious Potentate. MUELLER Siirlrlenlw nn CnHoo Aug. 25, at the United States Marine Hospital, capt. EUUSNE MUELLER, nephew of Dr. and Mrs.

Hugo Rot. tich. Services at hi hnm 88th New York City, Monday, Aug. 40, ui p.m. REHN On Sunday morning, Aug.

25. 1929. ANNA Beloved wlfa nf Frederick A. Rehn and mother of Anna M. and Frederick H.

Rehn. Services from her residence, 7523 Kessel st. (Puritan Forest Hills, L. on Tuesday evening, at 8:15 o'clock. SCHROEDER On Friday, Aug 23, 1939.

at Catsklll, N. HENRY, beloved husband of Emma S. Schroe. der of 1725 E. 7th Brooklyn.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts near Grand on Tuesday, Aug. 27, at 2 p.m. errnnunllj Initialise flare IM4- Our beautiful lanerai efeapela fttl Ihi to MM pfrwtrtY It la the Ideal pl tram which tm fa.id.iet funeral tervleee. Ihera li na aharge 'I Rogers aveMonttjomery at V2olIVirknve. CUMBERLAND 1920-SLOCl'M 6534 Flying Conditions, 9 s.

m. Visibility I1 miles; city smoke. Wind Northwest; 3 miles. Celling Unlimited; blue sky. Humidity 66 percent.

Barometer 30.13; stationary. Flying Forecast. For this afternoon, Metropolitan Area Gentle variable winds at surface and in low flying level, gentle to moderate westerly aloft; fair weather, broken clouds, Indifferent visibility. Arrivals Today. At Roosevelt Field From Buffalo, N.

F. Hale, with Mao Muth, pilot, in a Curtlsa Robin monoplane. Arrived 7:45 a.m. Arrivals Today. At Roosevelt Field From New York City, J.

L. Kinney, with E. Thomas, pilot, in a Loenlng Commuter amphibian. Arrived 11 a.m. At Roosevelt Field From Ar-monk, N.

Jack Keen, piloting an American Eagle plane. Arrived 11:30 a.m. At North Beach From Lake Oeorge, via Curtlas Flying Service, H. S. Lasdon, Mr.

Roden, Miss Helen Hastings, Judpe Foley, and three other passengers; Georire Cobb, pilot, in a Sikorsky amphibian. Arrived 10:18 a.m. At Mltchel Field From Cleveland, Sergeant Sappert with two passengers in a Ford monoplane, U. 8. A.

Left Cleveland 8:43 a.m. Arrived Mitchell Field 1 p.m. At Newark Airport From Fair-child Field, Farmingdale. L. W.

W. White, pilot, with C. O. Swain in a Fairchild monoplane. Arrived 10:15 a.m.

Departed for Washington 10:40 a.m. Departures Today. From Roosevelt Field For East Hampton, L. I at 7 a J. Cordova, in a Fairchild FC-J monoplane of the Roosevelt Flying Service, picking up three passengers and returning to Roosevelt Field at 9 a.m.

Two of the passengers were flown to Newark. From Curtiss Field For Cleveland, Mr. Young, Mr. Biggar, Miss Marsalls of New York; Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Meyers of the Curtiss Flying Service, passengers; Jack Atkinson, Hold Prelim Races In Swimming Series Freeport. Aug. 28 More than 70 well-known Long Island swimmers gathered at the Playland Park pool here yesterday for a preliminary meet In the series being conducted by the William Clinton Story Post, American Legion, in collaboration with the pool authorities. The contests will continue until the end of the season with the finals coming In about a month. Mrs.

Lillian Mooie was in charge of the meet. Dug to dock. Fltr. 5:00 MHR. 18th.

8:00 p.m., 43 IV Morton. P.M. 1IKRW 18th. 00 88 48th. 3 00 ffth st, Hoboken.

00 a m. 43 st, Bain. CO a.m., 14th st, Hoboken 00 a 3 Hokoksn. 14 at. :0 a.m., 13 Bkln, Hamli n.

14, Cobft, 19 IR, Maiden L. 00 a m. 14 I Wail at. 4 00 p.m. 31 franklin 5 14th at.

OER, Old Slip. 7 30 pm, 18 Murray at It Rkln, Mantagaa 4 00 99 NR. Krsnslln. 7:00 a 48 R. Charles at 33 Mall Closing.) Pier 9, N.

Reitor st linalls close 8 10 a m. I. aalls noon, YOHO, for Kings'on, from Pier 13, I. Wall i ino mailsi, sails i pa. CUYAMAPA, for Puerto oortes, from Pier 37.

N. Catharine at, I malls elose I 30 a.m.), sails 8 a.m. TIICBSDAT, Al'O. 88. COAMO, for Ran Juan and Santo rtomlngo City, frem Tier it.l.

nroeklyu, Heaailtea ave. nose 8 30 am i. sails noon. DC orame, fur Havre, from Pier 57, 15th st. imails close 7 a sella 11 a m.

DKKMirv. for Cobh, Cherbourg and Brem-i haven, Iroaa MIB at Breeklya (malls Cone A a mi. sails 11 im EVANOKMNE, for Yarmouth. lrom Plef 18. N.

Murray at. in, alls close 8 30 a satis 11 a PHhSlUENT HARRISON, for world cruise. via Panama Canal, (rum 13th Jeieey Ct'y tmslla rloae 1 sails 4 pm. SANTA BARBARA, for Criatobal, Ca.lao and Valparaiso, from Pier is, Brooklyn, HaanllUn ave. (mails close 8 30 a s.ns noon.

SAN JACINTO, for Havana, Progrrao. Vera Crui and Tampico, from Pier 14. Wall a'- imaha cloae 13 30 talis I pm. COLUMBUS COUNCIL, NO. 126, K.

OF are requested iu assemble at the club Monday evening, Aug. 26, at 8 o'clock; to proceed thence to the home of our late brother, WILLIAM P. BURKE, 41 St. Mark's ave. JOHN P.

McARDLE, Grand Knight. Joseph L. Walsh, Recorder. CONDON On Sunday, Aug. 29, 1929, ANN, widow of Thomas Condon and beloved mother of Mrs.

Emma Schuckman Lane. Funeral lrom the home of her daughter, 152 DeKalb on Tuesday, Aug. 27, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to Queen of AH Saints R. C. Church, Lafayette and Vanderbilt aves.

Solemn requiem mass will be offered. FARRELL On Saturday, Aug. 24. 1929, Lt. FRANK E.

FARRELL Of Rookaway Beach Precinct, beloved husband of Laura J. (nee Birdsell) and father of Laura E. Hurley and John F. Farrell. Funeral from the Fairchild Chapel, 88 Lefferts rear Grand Wednesday ft 9:30 a.m.; thence to Queen of all Saints R.

C. Church, Lafayette and Vanderbilt where a requiem mass will bs offered 10 m. FERRALL On Friday. Aug. 23, MARY wife of the late Thomas mother of Rae William J.

and Josenh C. Ferrall. Funeral from her residence, 853 Putnam Tuesday, Aug. 27, 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, Putnam and Ralph 10 a.m.

FITZPATRICK ELIZABETH, beloved aunt of Mrs. Agnes Fitspat-rick, Mrs. Mae Loud, Thomas and William Fitzpatrick, on Saturday, Aug. 24. at her residence, 231 Autumn Brooklyn.

Solemn requiem mass at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament on Tuesday at 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross. FRANKLIN LOUISE APPLETON FRANKLIN, on Saturday, Aug. 24, 1929, at her home, 2 Sherman Lvnbrook. L.

wife of Kenneth Franklin. Funeral services to be held at Christ Episcopal Churoh, Hempstead Lynbrook, on Tuesday, Aug. 27, at 2 p.m. FROST PAULINE A. FROST, on 8unday, Aug.

25, 1929, beloved mother of Lorraine U. Williams, at her residence, 500 Monroe et. Funeral Tuesday 9 a.m. Requiem mass Church of Our Lady of Vic tory, Throop ave. and McDonough St.

Interment uaivary uemeiery. OARS IDE On Aug. 24, 1029, JOSEPH, beloved husband of Anna Ethel Garside and devoted father of Mrs. Howard Cobb of 8an Dleito, Cal; Mrs. James Magee, Stanley Joseph Oarslde.

Services at his residence. 310 93d Brooklyn. Tuesday, 8 p.m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery, Staten Island. OERNANDT On Aug.

22, 1929, MAX OERNANDT of 2798 Ocean Brooklyn. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 75th st. and 6th Tuesday, 10 a.m. Interment private. GLINICK ELIZABETH OLINICK, aged 62, at the residence of her daughter, 9467 219th Queens Village.

Services Tuesday evening, Aug. 27, at 8:30 o'clock. Interment private. GORDON On Aug. 2S, 1929, WILLIAM P.

J-. beloved husband of Margaret Flanagan Gordon and father of Mary, James and Theresa Oordon, Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 rlrlpniif 246 ProsDect nl. Solemn requiem mass St. Joseph's Church, interment noiy wu Cemetery. GREENWOOD LODGE, NO.

569, r. A. M. Brethren: You are requested to attend the Masonic funeral servirps of our brother. JOHN .4 CHARLTON, at his residence, 48 Windsor Monday, Aug.

28, at PI HENRY LOGAN. Master. Ht.nry J. Brunton. Secretary.

y()UK TRIBUTE will be appropriate and beautiful If your floral wreath is dfsiKned Hid Er spared in Uicser's Floral Shop. iumirriN Street Sid Tn. Hion LiOESER'S Mmn I TIMaagte Shipping News Incoming Passenger and Mail Steamships TODAY. From. Liverpool, A'if.

17, Belfsst, Glasgow, boston Bremen, Aut. 17, Boutbsjnp- Ship ind Line. ALBERTIO (Br), White Star, BERLIN (0r, K. Oermin. I.IIVIIWUII TOMOBROW.

OLYMPIC White Star Southampton, Aug. 31, Cher- boun WESTPHALIA (Oer.) Ham- Hamburg', Aug. Hainan biirg-Amertcso RBLLIO OLAV dlnsvisn Amertesn t-ITUANIA (Dam, Baltlo Am itHHQ iBri, 8anderaon FAN AMERICA, Munsoa ant care. One TlViVIS, Unlteal Fruit -hizaba, Wr ROBERT I. LSI, 014 Do- nunwn Copenhagen, Aug.

DaiiElg, Copenhagen. V'alparatao, Aug. Havana. Buenos Aires, Bantos, Valparaiso, etc Puerto Barrios, Kingston. Havana, Aug.

24 Norfolk, Aug. 2S Hsllfsx 7, Cristobal, Aug Montevideo, RIO Aug. IS, Santiago WKPNESDAT, AUO. t. CALIFORNIA Or), Anchor.

Aug. 30, Cherbourg MtTNAROO Munaon Havana. Miami. Nassau EVANOKt INK, 8 8.. Yarmouth, Aug 37 tiiMMKWVNi; lUul, Hoyal NMh'rtantla Port BU Prlnre Family Bank IT is wise to have a family bank, just as you have a family dentist and doctor.

And it is wise to make us your family bankers, because money deposited here now draws 4 per cent interest a year, compounded quarterly. $100 Starts Your Account JKPTEKSON, OM Dominion Norfolk, Aug. 37 CITY OK BIRSIINOHAM, Savannah Savannah, Aug. Outgoing Passenger Steamships tWttb Tim of TODAY. RESOLUTE, for Cherbourg, Southampton and Hambuig.

from Pier 86, N. W. 4HUi at. I malls close 8 p.m.i, tails midnight. TOMoartow.

BUENAVENTURA, for Pert au Prlnoo and Cristobal, from Pier OS, H. W. iMh tt. close 1 30 sails 4 m. AMKHICA, for Plvmouth, Cherbourg and Brsmrrheven.

lrom Pier 4. Hobokai). 3d at. tuiaila close 3 tails 8 m. WEDNESDAY, AIO.

88. BERENOAR1A, for Cherbourg anal South. ampton, (torn Pier S4. N. W.

Mth It. imailt close 8 in sails midnight. CARAnopo. for Ban Juan, La Quaere. Pureto Cabello anal Maracalbo, Iran Pier II.

BreakljB, rumen at. (mans rloao 8 30 a.m. aalls Iioon. FORT VICTORIA, for Bermuda, from Plrr VS. N.

W. 83th St. imalle close 8 JO a mi, ax I la 11 am. BRinnETOWN. for Puerto Colombia, from Mala Neaeklva lasaM tioao 8 ili am sails It am.

SANTA MARTA, For Kingston. rutin boaeoiDit aaa tteute Maria, irou the DIME SAVINGS DANK of BROOKLYN f)B At AVI. FULTON ST. UT4UliHtD tilt e. KtSOVtCii Off HW.OOO.Ooe Cu.

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