1 July 1929
BATTLES - In sad and loving memory of our beloved son and brother, 
Joseph E., died July 2, 1927.  Second anniversary mass at 7 A.M. Tuesday 
morning at Church of Transfiguration. - Family

BROWN - GLISPEY.  In sad and loving memory of my dearly beloved 
grandmother, Margaret, who passed into eternity July 1, 1920.  Gone but 
never to be forgotten. - Rose and Sons and Daughters

CAMPBELL - Ethel Maud, died Saturday in her 25 year at the Methodist 
Episcopal Hospital.  She was a life resident of Brooklyn and is survived 
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke CAMPBELL; a brother, Clarke, and a 
sister, Violet.  The funeral services will be held at 8 o’clock to-night 
at her late home, 7012 Lafayette street, Glendale.  The Rev. Dr. J. 
MCNICHOLS will officiate.  She was a Sunday school teacher at the 
Glendale M.E. Church.  Interment at 2 P.M. to-morrow will be at Maple 
Grove Cemetery under direction of William BUSS & Son, 6708 Myrtle avenue.

CAREY - Thomas CAREY died yesterday at his home, 104 King street.  He is 
survived by a son, William CAREY.  The funeral will be held at 2 P.M. 
to-morrow from the funeral chapel of Joseph REDMOND, 90 King street.  
Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery.

CARMODY - Maurice died Saturday at his home, 170 Erasmus street.  He was 
a member of the Borough President’s inspection staff, was a former 
warden of the city prison, and was prominently identified with the 
United Hatters of North America.  He was the husband of the late Bridget 
TAAFFE CARMODY and is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Mary MCMAHON, 
Mrs. Gerald DONOHUE and Anna CARMODY; tow sons, Maurice F. and John P. 
CARMODY, and eight grandchildren.  He was also a member of the Holy Name 
Society attached to the church of the Holy Cross.  Funeral Tuesday at 
9:30 A.M. from his late home; thence to the Church of Holy Cross, where 
a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated.  Interment will be at Holy 
Cross Cemetery.

DORAN - Viola died Friday at her home, 847 Jefferson avenue, in her 16 
year.  She was a member of the R.C. Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel.  
She is survived by her parents, Edward and Sadie LEWIS DORAN; one 
sister, Mary and her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah LEWIS.  The funeral will be 
held at 9A.M. to-morrow with requiem mass at the R.C. Church of Our Lady 
of Good Counsel.  Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery.

DOUGHERTY - Harry V., in sad and loving memory of my dearly beloved 
husband and our kind and loving father.  Died July 1, 1919 - Wife, sons 
and daughters

FUREY - on June 29, 1929, Annie CURRAN, beloved wife of Frank FUREY, and 
fond mother of Mrs. Charles ADAMS.  Funeral from the home of Mrs. Adams, 
7116 8th ave., Tuesday, July 2, 9 A.M. Solemn requiem mass at St. 
Michael’s R.C. Church 10 A.M. Interment Holy Cross.

GRANTON - On Saturday, June 29, James beloved son of Peter and Catherine 
(nee QUILL).  Survived by four brothers and five sisters.  Funeral 
Wednesday Morning from his residence, 1123 Avenue W.  Requiem mass St. 
Mark’s Church at 10 A.M.  Interment Calvary Cemetery.

GREVE - On Sunday, June 30, 1929,  Clara Louise, beloved wife of William 
M. GREVE,.  Services at her late residence 123 8th Ave., Brooklyn, 
Tuesday, July 2 at 2:30 P.M. Interment private.

HIGGINS - On June 30, 1929, at his residence, 400 Sackett st., John F., 
beloved husband of Ellen DONOVAN HIGGINS.  Funeral will take place from 
his late home on Wednesday morning at 9:30 o’clock; thence to St. Agnes 
R.C. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered.  Interment 
Holy Cross Cemetery.

HOPE - William Henry Joseph, a foreman for the Atlantic & Pacific 
Company, died Friday, on June 28, 1929, at his home, 505 East 49th 
street, near Snyder avenue.  He was born in the 5th Ward of Brooklyn, 
the son of the late John E. HOPE and Hannah GERRITY HOPE, and was a 
graduate of St. Ann’s Parochial School/  Recently he was a member of St. 
Catherine Genoa R.C. Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be 
celebrated to-morrow at 10 A.M., by the Rt. Rev. Mgr. John B. GORMAN.  
His is survived by wife Evelyn WILSON HOPE; devoted brother of Mrs. G.A. 
TURNER, Thomas E., James M., Andrew J., and Bernard J. Hope.  Funeral 
from his late residence, 505 East 49th st., near Snyder ave., on 
Tuesday.  July 2, at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. Catherine of Genoa R.C. 
Church.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

KAUFMANN - Pauline, on June 29, age 61 years.  Survived by husband, 
John; two sons, John and Arthur; two daughters, Catherine NOLL and Helen 
KRENZER, and three grandchildren.  She was a member of the Badische 
Damen Chor, the Lady Hatch Benevolent Society and Brooklyn Damen 
Vergnugungs Verein.  Funeral services at her late home 6508 77th pl., 
Middle Village, on Tuesday at 8P.M.m the Rev. Christian RATH of St. 
John’s Evangelical Church, officiating.  Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery 
on Wednesday under direction of the Louis H. HATCH burial Co., Inc., 
1731 Ralph street.

KERR - Frank.  In loving memory of my dear father, who died July 1, 
1919.  May the angels in heaven around thee entwine, Is all I can wish 
you, dear father of mine. - Son Edward.

KIDDER - Elizabeth (nee MCDIVITT) suddenly on June 28, 1929, beloved 
wife of Wilbur F. and sister of Minnie L JOHNSON.  Service at Walter B. 
COOKE’s Funeral Parlor, 1358 Flatbush ave., Monday at 8 P.M.  Interment 
Evergreen Cemetery, Tuesday 9:30 A,M.

LEAVEY - Margaret LEAVEY died Saturday at her home, 164-18 Goethals 
avenue.  She was formerly a parishioner of the R.C. Church of the 
Visitation.  She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Charles MEEHAN, 
Gertrude, Mary and Eleanor; two sons, Patrick and George LEAVEY, and two 
sisters, Mrs. Thomas MCANDREW and Mrs. Joseph BUCKLEY, and two brothers, 
Michael and Joseph LANNON.  The funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. 
to-morrow with requiem mass at the R.C. Church of St. Nicholas of 
Tolen?  Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery, under direction of 
Joseph REDMOND, 90 King street.

LOCK -Ida May, died July 1 , 1928.  Peacefully sleeping, resting at 
last.  The world’s weary troubles and trials are past.  In silence she 
suffered, in patience she bore.  Till God called her home to suffer no 
more. - Daughter Florence, and grandchildren Robert and Florence Clark.

LOTT - Henry Brewer, of Brooklyn, N.Y. on Saturday, June 29. 1929, at 
the home of his daughter, Mrs. A.H. KIM?ER, 25 Lleweliyn ave., 
Bloomfield, NJ, in his seventy-first year.  Funeral services at 8 
o’clock.  Interment Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock, Evergreen Cemetery, 
Brooklyn.

LOUCHE - Elizabeth C, died Friday at her home, 133-02 232nd street, 
Laurelton.  She is survived by her husband, Joseph William LOUCHE; a 
daughter, Edith; three sons, William, Richmond and Andrew; her mother, 
Mrs. Anna HEIDERICH, and three sisters, Anna, Mary, and Carrie 
CRUSSELLE.  The funeral will be held at 9 A.M. to-morrow with requiem 
mass at the R.C. Church of St. Claire, Rosedale.  Interment will be at 
Ellenville, N.Y., under direction of Denis T. KENNEDY, 8411 86th road, 
Woodhaven.

MAGUIRE - Anna MAGUIRE died Saturday at her residence, 231 West 
Sixty-ninth street, Manhattan.  The Funeral was held to-day at 10 A.M. 
from the Funeral Home, 203 Jay street, followed by interment in 
Evergreen Cemetery, under direction of T.J. HIGGINS & Son, Inc.

MANGAN - Thomas died yesterday at his home, 333 Warren street.  He was 
born in Brooklyn 33 years ago and was employed by the Loomis Lumber 
Company.  He is survived by his parents, Thomas and Mary; a sister, Mrs. 
D. SULLIVAN, and two brothers, John and Michael.  The funeral will be 
held at 9:30 A.M. Wednesday, with requiem mass at the R.C. Church of St. 
Paul, Court and Congress streets.  Interment at St. John’s Cemetery, 
under direction of Thomas E. CREWS, 155 Smith street.

MANNY - Katherine THIRL, died Saturday in her 64th year.  She was born 
in Brooklyn.  She was a member of the United Lodge of Theosophists of 
New York.  She is survived by a daughter, Sophia OHLROGGE.  Funeral 
to-morrow at 2 P.M. from her late home, 9728 Allendale street, near 
Jerome avenue, Jamaica.  Cremation at Fresh Pond under direction of 
William WARNECK, 374 Ridgewood avenue.

MAROTTI - Rudolph MAROTTI died Saturday at his home, 193 Kane street.  
He was born in Velecia, Italy, and came to Brooklyn six years ago.  He 
was employed by the Hotel St. George as an oilier and fireman.  He is 
survived by his parents , Joseph and Giovanni MAROITTI, four bothers and 
two sisters.  The funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. tomorrow with 
requiem mass at the R.C. Church of the Scared Hearts of Jesus and Mary, 
Hicks and Degraw streets.  Interment at Calvary Cemetery under direction 
of P.J. DALY and Son, 439 Hicks street.

MCCOLGAN - On July 1, 1929, Henry, beloved husband of Anna MCCOLGAN, at 
his residence, 4014 50th ave., Woodside.  Notice of funeral later.

MCDERMOTT - George Lacoste, died Saturday at his home, 240 Bergen 
street.  He was born in Brooklyn.  He is survived by his widow, 
Margaret; his mother, Ellen and a brother, Charles.  The funeral 
services will be held at 2 P.M. to-morrow.  Interment will be at 
Greenwood Cemetery under direction of P.J. Hughes, 179 Fulton street.

MCDERMOTT - Helen died Sunday at her home, 794 Washington avenue.  She 
is survived by her parents, Martin and Anna BRADY MCDERMOTT; one 
brother, Martin Jr.; three sisters, Catherine, Margaret and Mae.  
Funeral on Wednesday at 9 P.M.; thence to the Church of St. Teresa, 
where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated.  Interment at St. John’s 
Cemetery, under direction of James A, MADDEN, 197 Franklin avenue.

MCDONNELL -Leonard, son of Harold and Aida NELSON MCDONNELL, died 
yesterday at the home of his parents at 98 King street.  He is survived 
in addition to his parents by a brother, Raymond MCDONNELL.  The funeral 
will be held at 2 P.M.  Wednesday and interment will be at St. John’s 
Cemetery under direction of Joseph REDMOND, 90 King street.

MCLAUGHLIN - In sad and loving memory of our dear father, Patrick J. 
MCLAUGHLIN, who departed this life July 1, 1921.  Mass was celebrated 
his morning for father and mother - Sons and Daughters.

MCMAHON - On Saturday, June 29, 1929, Anna, widow of the late Patrick, 
and beloved mother of John and James MCMAHON.  Funeral from her late 
residence, 254 St. Marks ave., Tuesday 9:30 A.M.; thence to St Joseph’s 
R.C. Church, where a mass of requiem will be offered at 10 A.M.

MCMURRAY - On Sunday, June 30, 1929, Vincent M., son of James E. and 
Elizabeth MCMURRAY.  Services at his late residence, 1715 East 52nd st., 
on Wednesday. July 3, at 2:30 P.M.

NANIO - Frank, 55 years old, died Saturday in Wyckoff Heights Hospital.  
He was formerly a resident of Brooklyn for 35 years.  He is survived by 
his wife Antoinetta; three sons, Salvatore, Thomas, and Louis; and four 
daughters, Mrs. Concetta VAZZA, Mrs. Sara LOPILAPO, Maria and Fanny 
NANIO.  Funeral from his late home, 4705 Market street, Middle Village, 
with solemn high mass at St, Margaret’s Church, Middle Village.  Tuesday 
morning at 10 A.M., with burial in St. John’s Cemetery, under direction 
of Ernest CASAZZA & son, 186 Navy street.

OBERG - Gustav Olgot OBERG died Sunday.  He was born in Sweden 
fifty-seven years ago and has been a resident of Brooklyn for the past 
thirty-seven years.  He is survived by his wife, two daughters, two 
sons, mother, one sister and one brother.  He was a veteran of the 
Spanish-American War and Flygia Lodge, Order of Vasa, also of Scientia 
Lodge No. 198 F. & A.M. whose officers will conduct funeral services 
Tuesday at 8 P.M. at the home, 2054 57th street.  Interment will be at 
National Cemetery Wednesday at 2 P.M.  Rev. J Alfred ANDERSON will 
conduct the religious services Wednesday at 2 P.M.  Charles A, 
SANDSTROM, of 4603 4th avenue, has charge of the arrangements.

O’LOUGHLIN - Suddenly on June 30, James, beloved son of Michael and 
Margaret O’LOUGHLIN (nee FORD).  Funeral from his home, 385 Baltic st., 
on July 3, at 9 A.M. Requiem mass at St. Agnes R.C. Church.  Interment 
St. John’s Cemetery.

PETERSEN - John H., died Saturday at his home.  He was born in Brooklyn 
and he was husband of the late Mary BURNETT  PETERSEN; father of John 
V., Richard J., Mrs. Helen MCCUE, Mrs. Matthew QUALY, Mrs. Charles WAHL, 
Mrs. George SCHULZ and Mrs. Arthur REILLY.  Funeral Tuesday from his 
residence, 991 Lafayette ave.  Requiem mass at the Church of St. John 
the Baptist at 10 A.M. Tuesday.  Interment at Calvary Cemetery under 
direction of Charles B. MATIN, 921 Greene avenue.

SCHLESSIGER - Anton, in sad and loving memory of our dear father, who 
departed this life July 1, 1923.  Gone bur not forgotten.  -Grace and Viola.

SCHRODER - Edward J., at his residence, 412 Essex st., beloved husband 
of Elizabeth SCHRODER, and father of Charles and William on June 25, in 
his 63rd year.  Funeral service Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock.  
Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

SPETH - Catherine LINDEN, daughter of the late Daniel LINDEN, died 
Saturday in St. Mary’s Hospital.  She was born in Brooklyn 39 years ago 
and is survived by four sons, William, Frank, Edward, and Charles’ five 
sisters, Mrs. Joseph BEHRENS; Mrs. John GAUS; Irene, Florence and 
Lillian; and four brothers, Daniel, Frank, James, and William Linden.  
The funeral will be held from her late home, 329 Ralph avenue, at 2:30 
P.M. Wednesday.  Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery under 
directions of the Estate of D.J. Langton Sons, 74 Utica avenue.

TRIP- Elizabeth died Saturday in her 69 year at her home, 88 Bleecker 
street.  She is survived by a son, Harry, and three daughters, Mrs. May 
BOYLE, Mrs. Dora LA SALLE and Mamie Elizabeth TRIP.  The funeral 
services will be held at 2 P.M. to-morrow and interment will be at 
Evergreen Cemetery under direction of John L QUENZER, 393 Linden street.

UHL - Henry, on June 30, 1929 (accidental submersion), age 21 years, 
beloved son of John and Phillppina UHL, and brother of Mary SCHMIEMANN, 
Catherine, Helen, William, Frederick, and John UHL.  Funeral Tuesday at 
1:30 P.M. from his home, 1717 Stephen st., Ridgewood.  Interment 
Evergreen Cemetery.

WITSCHER - On June 29, Charles A., beloved husband of Louise, and father 
of Mrs. Elsie STEIDLE, Mrs. May SORENSEN, Louise and Frederick 
WITSCHER.  Services at his late residence, 6015 3rd ave., Monday July 1, 
at 8 P.M. Funeral Tuesday, July 2 at 2 P.M.  Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

2 July 1929
BANDIDT, SHOT ELUDES POLICE, AFTER KILLING SLEUTH IN DUEL
	Defying Robber's Gun, Private Policeman Drops Him After Spectacular
Stick-Ip of Quincy Street Drug Store But Is Killed in Attempt to Halt
Escape of Pair
	Companion Drags Injured Pal to Waiting Automobile, Making Successful
Getaway with $825 Taken From Five Victims - Police Watch Hospitals for
Wounded Man
	Police this afternoon warned hospitals to be on the lookout for the
severely wounded bandit who, after having been shot down in an attempt
to hold up a drug store at 325 Quincy street, killed a private detective
who balked the holdup and despite his wounds, got away before police
arrived.
   Dragging himself away from the scene of the slaying, the bandit aided
by his two companions, had managed this afternoon to elude the police
for more than fifteen hours.
	The private detective slain by a round of shots fired by one of the
bandits as the latter himself lay wounded on the floor of the store was
Frank STADORE, 37, of 342 Monroe street.  He was struck by five bullets,
one of which penetrated the heart, and died almost instantly.
	STADORE, his friend, Edward ORLER, the owner of the drug store, and
three others, including MR. ORLER's wife, had been herded into the
prescription room by the bandit while his companion had emptied the cash
register of $65 and stripped the others of $760.
	The hold-up was nearly finished, lacking nothing but the quick exit of
the bandits.  One was then in the street and the other stood near the
door, with two pistols extended to cover his retreat.  His last warning
to the frightened victims of the hold-up had been to keep quiet.
	But STADORE gave no evidence of fright.  He reached into a drawer in the
prescription room and seized the proprietor's pistol.  He darted into
the doorway leading from the room into the store in time to see the
bandit backing out to the street.  STADORE opened fire.  He fired four
times, and the bandit dropped to the floor as though wounded.
	HE lay there momentarily and then brought one of his pistols into play.
Firing with the right hand the bandit aimed five shots at STADORE.  All
five struck him in the chest.  One penetrated the heart and STTADORE
fell instantly.
	Dragged to Street - The fallen bandit still lay on the floor when his
companion rushed into the store and dragged him to the street.
	There was an automobile waiting, driven, police were told, by a third
man.  The machine sped south on Marcy avenue and was seen going toward
Fulton street before it was lost to view.
	The proprietor's clerk, Phillip GOLDSTEIN, telephoned to police
headquarters.  The call brought Dr. MCDONALD from St. John's Hospital.
The physician found STADORE had been killed almost instantly.
	Within a few minutes, Lieut. Detective SCHEIDLER and five detectives
arrived from the Gates avenue precinct.  They obtained fairly accurate
descriptions of the two bandits.  Both were described as young men,
about 22.  Both were of dark complexion and believed to be of foreign
extraction.  One was about five feet three inches tall, the other five
feet seven.
	Armed with this description, the police broadcast a lookout warning to
police throughout the city for the bandits.  In the belief that the
bandit had been badly wounded, police reinforced their customary watch
upon individuals reporting at hospitals with gunshot wounds.
	In Two Holdups - It was the second time in course of a holdup of Mr.
ORLER's drug store that STADORE had exchanged shots with gunmen.
Several years ago he had defied three bandits and wounded one, in
consequence of which all three were captured and sent to Sing Sing.  He
was commended by Richard E, ENRIGHT, who was then the Police
Commissioner.  The friendship between the private detective and the
pharmacist became stronger thane ever, and the druggist maintained an
unbounded admiration for his friends courage.  Last night's holdup was
the fourth visited upon his store.
	STADORE visited Mr. ORLER's place almost nightly.  He was there again
last night at 11:30 o'clock.  Mrs. ORLER, 32; the clerk, Mr. GOLSTEIN,
of 257 Quincy street, and Harold CHERMACH, a customer, of 348 Quincy
street, were in the place when the bandits entered in guise of customers.
	One asked for a roll of gauze.  As the proprietor reached under the
counter to get it, the other bandit drew two revolvers and herded all
the store's occupants into the prescription room.
	"Get in that room." He ordered, pointing to the prescription room with
one of his pistols.
	"Don't shoot," Mr. ORLER asked him.
Mrs. ORLER became somewhat nervous.
	"All right, all right, please don't shoot," she told the gunman.
"None of that guff," she was told.  "Move quick.  Get in there."
	All complied, and while the two gun man kept his weapons leveled at the
little group in the rear room his companion took $65 from the cash
register.  He searched the proprietor and took $600 from him.  A search
of CHERMACH's clothing yield (rest is missing)

ACKER - On July 1, 1929, Adelhelt, beloved wife of Theodore ACKER,
mother of Mrs. Carl KLOHE, J. Theodore ACKER, sister of Anna M. and J.
Matilda TIEDEMANN.  Funeral Services at her residence, 84-34 106th st.,
Richmond Hill, on Wednesday, July 3, at 8 P.M.  Interment Lutheran
Cemetery, Thursday, 10 A.A.

BERGSTROM - Anna Charlotta, born sevety-six years ago in Sweden, and a
resident of the United States and Brooklyn for over forty-nine years,
died Friday.  She had been a widow since 1919, and resided with her
daughter, Mrs. Anna TREMMEN, at 716 President street.  Besides her
daughter, she leaves a grandson, a brother and a sister here and two
sisters in Sweden.  Funeral services were held at her late home
yesterday at 2 P.M. by the Rev. Gideon OLSON, pastor of the Swedish
Lutheran Church.  Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery under
direction Ericson & Ericson, 500 State street.

BOYLE - On Monday, July 1st, 1929, William H., beloved father of James
BOYLE.  Funeral from his residence, 496 Bergen st, on Thursday, July 4th
at 9 A.M.; thence to St. Augustine’s Church, 6th ave. and Sterling pl.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

BUSH - Catherine.  In sad and loving memory of my dear
mother/Grandmother, who departed this life one year ago to-day.  Son
-Frank, Granddaughter-Helen BECKER

CALLAHAN - Anniversary mass on Wednesday morning, July 10th, at 8
o’clock, at St. Michael’s R.C. Church, (Bay Ridge), for the repose of
the soul of my beloved mother, Mrs. Mary C. CALLAHAN - Mary Agnes CALLAHAN.

CLANCY - Alice KEANE CLANCY died Sunday.  Funeral from her late home, 57
Van Buren street to-morrow at 9 A.M.; thence to St. Ambrose R.C. Church,
Tompkins and Dekalb avenues, where a mass of solemn requiem will be
celebrated.  In addition to her husband, john, she is survived by one
son, Joseph; one daughter, Mary; her mother, Mary Keane; one brother,
Edward; three sisters, Mrs. Walter WHITE, Josephine and Teresa KEANE.
Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of George T.
MCHUGH.

CLEMENTS - Amelia died Monday at her home, 68 Granite street.  She was
born in Germany Dec. 23, 1859, and had been a resident of Brooklyn
fifty-eight years.  She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lillian KRAUS;
four sisters, Mrs. Lena HELLER, Mrs. Clara JACKEL, Mrs. Manda KENNEDY
and Mrs. Ida M MORSE and one grandchild.  Funeral services will be held
Thursday at 10 A.M., the Rev. F.R. RIEDEL, of Emanuel Evangelical
Church, officiating.  Interment at Lutheran Cemetery under direction of
Charles MORTON, of 578 Onderdonk avenue.

DENNIE-Anastasia COLEMAN DENNIE died yesterday in Bushwick Hospital.
She was born in Ireland forty-five years ago and had been a resident of
Canarsie for twenty years.  She was a member of the Altar and Rosary
Society.  She is survived by her husband, Horace; a son, John; a
daughter, Anastasia; her father, five brothers and four sisters.  The
funeral will be held from her late home, 1196 East Ninety-sixth street,
Canarsie, at 9:30 A.M. to-morrow with requiem mass at the R.C. Church of
the Holy Family,, Canarsie.  Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery
under direction of D.J. FULLETON, 9718 Flatlands avenue.

EICKMAN - On July 1, 1929, Katherine, beloved wife of William EICKMAN,
and devoted mother of Mrs. Joseph MORIARTY, Mrs. Henry HAASE and William
and George EICKMAN.  Services at her residence, 339 42nd st., Wednesday,
2 P.M. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

FARRELL - On July 1, 1929, Joseph P., beloved husband of Catherine
DONNELLY FARRELL.  Funeral Thursday, 9 A.M. from residence, 418 Park
pl.  Solemn requiem mass St. Teresa's Church.  Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.

FENWICK- Samuel C., of 708 Manhattan avenue, died Monday.  He was born
in Greenpoint and resided there nearly all his life.  He was employed by
the American Manufacturing Company for a number of years.  He is
survived by his wife, Jennie M.; two sons, William H. and Charles C.;
also two brothers, John C, of Greenpoint; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah M
WALKER of Greenpoint, and Mrs. J. E. FREIGER, of Bayonne, NJ. Funeral
services will be held at the funeral home of Lester W. HILL, 396 Gates
Avenue.  Interment will be Thursday.

GEIS - Pauline, died yesterday in her forty-eighth year, on Monday, July
1, 1929, at her home, 115 Harmon street.  She was born in Germany and
had been a resident of Brooklyn since infancy.  She is survived by her
husband, George GEIS, and mother of George Jr., and Grandson, Donald
GEIS; her mother Mrs. C. GROZINGER, and two brothers Jacob and Harry
GROZINGER.  Funeral services on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Interment on Thursday at 11 A.M.  Evergreen Cemetery.

GLINANE - On Monday, July1, 1929, Alice GLINANE (nee CONWAY), beloved
wife of Matthew GLINANE and loving mother of Margaret, Matthew, William,
Charles, John and Thomas GLINANE and Mrs. A. V. FLYNN, and sister of
Charles and Thomas CONWAY, suddenly at her home 516 54th st.  Funeral
Thursday at 8:30 A.M., with solemn requiem mass at Our Lady of Perpetual
Help Church, interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

GUISCHARD- George R., died yesterday at his home, 1869 East
Twenty-seventh street.  He is survived by two sisters, Helen and Hazel,
and a brother, Harry, and his parents, Harry and Lulu.  The funeral
services will be held at the funeral chapel, 3234 Nostrand avenue, at 8
P.M. to-morrow.  Interment at 10 A.M., Thursday, will be at Cypress
Hills Cemetery under direction of M.F. Healey.

HEINEN - Matthew, died Sunday in Bellevue Hospital.  He was fifty-two
years old, born in Germany and lived in Brooklyn forty years.  He is
survived by his wife, Eda HEINEN; three daughters, Mrs. MERKERT, Miss E.
HEINEN and Miss E HEINEN; one son William HEINEN; his father,, Charles
EHINEN, and one sister, Mrs. M. INGIOTZ.  Funeral Wednesday at 1 P.M.
from his home, 7829 Eighty-third street, Glendale, thence to St. Paneras
R.C. Church where there will be a blessing for the repose of his soul.
Interment at St. John's Cemetery under direction of Nicholas BLASIUS,
Jrs., and Son, 710 Knickerbocker avenue.

HIRSCH-Frederick, a retired shipping clerk and a member of the twentieth
assembly District Democratic Association died Sunday in his sixty-fifth
year at his home, 282 Grove street.  He was a life resident of Brooklyn
and is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Emma DESEL and Mrs. Madeline
KOPF, and two sisters, Mrs. Katherine HARZ and Mrs. Anna SHRCKARD.  The
Rev. Dr. A.J. Meyer will conduct the funeral services at 2 P.M.
to-morrow.  Interment will follow under direction of Bernard A. RUOFF,
1434 Myrtle avenue.

KANE - Michael F.  In sad and loving memory of my beloved husband, and
our father who departed this life July 2, 1928.  One year has passed,
Since our great sorrow fell.  And in our hearts we mourn the loss, Of a
husband and father we loved so well.  Michael, dear, I often sit and
wonder, What would you do or say, If you only knew the changes, That
happened since that day.  Gone, but not forgotten.  Mass will be offered
up this morning for the repose of his soul.  Loving wife, sons, daughter
and grandchildren

KENNEDY - Edward, died Saturday at his home, 700 Seventh avenue.  He was
born in Brooklyn forty years ago.  He was a cooper and is survived by
three sisters, Mrs. Sarah CUNNINGHAM, Mrs. May BRODERSON, and Miss Ann
KENNEDY.  He was a son of the late Charles and Helen MCCORMACK KENNEDY.
The funeral was held to-day at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. Francis Xavier,
Sixth avenue and Carroll street.  Interment at Calvary Cemetery under
direction of Jere J. CRONIN, Inc., of 115 Atlantic avenue.

LYNCH - On Tuesday, Phillip R., at his home, 2328 Bedford ave.  Notice
of funeral later.

MACKIN -In loving memory of my dear husband, Charles A. MAACKIN, who
departed this life April 3r, 1929.  Masses offered.  Gone, but not
forgotten, lonesome wife.

MCCARTHY - Neil.  The Month of July is here.  The saddest month of the
year.  Because it took from us the one we love so dear.  Gone, but not
forgotten.  Mother, father, sister and brothers.

MCCARTHY-Jeremiah, of 177 Willoughby avenue, died yesterday in his
seventy-second year.  He was a life resident of Brooklyn.  He was a
retired hotel proprietor.  He was a member of Cathedral Chapel, Queen of
All Saints R.C. Church, where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 10
A.M. Thursday.  He is survived by three sons, Henry, of the New York
Police Department; Robert, of the New York Fire Department; Arthur;
three daughters, Mrs. Regina MCLAUGHLIN, Madeline and Isabelle; a
brother Dennis, and a sister, Catherine MCCARTHY.  The funeral will be
held from the funeral chapel of John P. SCULLY, 203 DeKalb avenue, and
interment will be at Calvary Cemetery.

MILLER - John T., on Monday, July 1, 1929, at the age of 58 years,
beloved husband of Elizabeth, and loving father of John G., Margaret,
Lillian, Viola and Minnetta Miller.  Funeral from his late residence,
222-13 96th ave., Queens Village, on Friday, July 5, at 9:30 A.M.;
thence to Our Lady of Lourdes R.C. Church, where a requiem mass will be
celebrated.  Interment St. John's Cemetery.

O'CONNOR - On Monday, July 1, Edward O'CONNOR, at his residence, 506
Dean st.  Notice of funeral later.

O'LOUGHLIN - died Sunday in Holy family Hospital.  He was a son of
Michael and Margaret FORD O'LOUGHLIN.  He was born in Brooklyn ten years
ago and was a pupil at the parochial school of St. Agnes.  He was a
member of the St. Aloysius Sodality.  He is also survived by four
brothers, Thomas, Ernest, Lawrence and Roger, and two sisters, Agnes and
Gertrude O'LOUGHLIN.  The funeral will be held at 10:30 A.M. to-morrow
from his late home, 385 Baltic street, with requiem mass at the R.C.
Church of St. Agnes.  Interment at St. John's Cemetery under direction
of F.E. SPAULDING, 131 Atlantic avenue.

OHLSON - Charles Frederick, born fifty-three years ago in Sweden, and a
resident of the United States and Brooklyn for the past thirty-nine
years, died Sunday.  He was a painting contractor and resided at 441
Bergen street.  He is survived by his wife, Emily, whom he married
thirteen years ago; a son, Theodore, by a former marriages; a brother,
Ernest, and a sister, Mrs. Anna BATES.  He was a member of Balder Lodge,
1053, F.& A.M.; Orient Chapter, 138, R.A.M.; Clinton Commandery, 14,
K.T.; Kismet Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S.; Court Svea, 317, F of A.; Sture Lodge
33, O.of V.; Phenix Society, and H.K. Society.  Masonic services and
funeral services will be held at Ericson & Ericson's State Street
Chapel, 500 State street, to-night at 8 o'clock by the Rev. Clifford E.
WESTERDAHL, pastor of Swedish Immanuel M.E. Church.  Interment will take
place Wednesday afternoon at Evergreen Cemetery.

OLSEN - In loving memory of my beloved husband, Alfred J OLSEN, who
departed this life July 2, 1928.  Gone never to be forgotten, May his
soul rest in peace.  Masses offered this morning Wife Helen.

OMAN- Gustav A., husband of the late Louisa OMAN and father of Arthur
OMAN, died yesterday at his home, 1022 Forty-third street.  The funeral
services will be held at 2 P.M. to-morrow at the funeral chapel of S.
Mendenhall, 933 Thirty-ninth Street.  Interment will be at Linden Hill Cemetery.

PAGE - Clara G. (nee VON FRICKEN) on July 1, at her residence, 2639 East
27th st., Brooklyn.  Survived by her husband, Elwin; two sons, Frederick
and Elwin, and one sister, Dora; two brothers, Frederick and William.
Requiem mass at St. Mark's R.C. Church, Sheepshead Bay, Thursday, 9:30
A.M.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

QUINN - Mary Ann MARTIN QUINN, died Sunday at her home, 131 Stanhope
street.  She was born in Ireland eighty-eight years ago and was a
resident of Brooklyn for Eighty-seven years.  Funeral from her late home
to-morrow; thence to St. Barbara's R.C. Church, where a requiem mass
will be celebrated.  Interment at Calvary Cemetery.

REGAN - Robert James died Saturday at his home, 474 Seventy-fifth
street.  He was a son of the late John and Catherine TAYLOR REGAN.  He
was employed for mamy years by U.S. Trucking Company.  He is survived by
his wife, Christine DOUGLAS REGAN; one duagher, Loretta A.; one son,
Robert Joseph; two sisters, Mrs. James MCMAHON, Mrs. Joseph HARRISON,
and one brother, Patrolman William F., of the New York Police
Department.  The funeral was held to-day at Our Lady of Angels R.C.
Church, Fourth avenue and Seventy-third street, where a solemn requiem
mass was celebrated.  Interment at Calvary Cemetery under direction of
Jere K. CRONIN, Inc., of 115 Atlantic avenue.

RIDER - Mary E, died yesterday at her home 333 Lincoln road.  She was
born in Philadelphia, Pa.  Coming to this borough about three years ago
she settle in Flatbush.  She is survived by her husband, Fred RIDER; her
sons, Charles and Robert VAN OSTEN, and her daughter, Emily RIDER.  The
funeral will take place to-morrow at 1:30 P.M. and after services the
interment will be at Maple Grove Cemetery under direction of Thomas H.
IRELAND.

SATCHWELL - On Sunday, June 30, 1929, James L., beloved husband of
Margaret SATCHWELL (nee CARROLL).  Funeral from his late residence, 248
Driggs ave., Brooklyn.  Requiem mass at St. Antony's Church, Manhattan
ave., Greenpoint, Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 4, at 10 A.M.

SHERMAN - On July 2, 1929, Matilda C., in her 65th years, at her
residence, 111-43 112th street, Ozone Park.  She was a city employee in
the Department of Buildings and Offices.  Survived by three children,
Mrs. Edna RUOFF, Louis R. and Austin A, SHERMAN; one sister, Mrs. Mary
WATSON, and three grandchildren.  Funeral services will be held at her
late home on Thursday, July 4, at 8 P.M.  Interment on Friday, 2:30 P.M.
at Greenwood Cemetery.

SMITH- On Monday, James F., at the residence of his daughter, Elsie
GAMPERS, 284 14th st.  Requiem mass will be celebrated at the Holy
Family Church, 4th ave and 13th st., on Thursday, at 10 A.M.  Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery.

THORNTON - Geraldine F., daughter of Cecil and Catherine CAROLAN
THORNTON, died yesterday at her home 185 Stockholm street.  The funeral
will be held at 2 P.M. to-morrow and interment will be at Calvary
Cemetery under direction of Feeney & Sons, 1857 Broadway.

WOODS-Lucille A, died Sunday at her home, 8910 178th Street, Jamaica.
She was born in Brooklyn thirty-seven years ago and lived for the past
ten years in Jamaica.  She is survived by her husband, Gerald; tow
daughters, Margie and Shirley; a son, Gerald, and two sisters, Helen and
Grace KINAHAN.  The funeral will be held at 10:30 A.M. to-morrow, with
requiem mass at the R.C. Church of the Immaculate Conception, Jamaica.
Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery under direction of Edward T;
KENNEDY, Church and Rogers avenues.

WRIGHT - On Tuesday, July 2, 1929.  Mary WRIGHT, beloved wife of Richard
Wright, and loving mother of Mrs. Lillian DE MAYO and Mrs. Henrietta E.
NOELE (?)  Funeral services on Friday, July 5, at 2 P.M., at her late
home, 99 Newell st.  Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.  Eastern Star
service, Thursday, 8 P.M.

FARRELL, Joseph - He is survived by his widow, Catherine DONNELLY 
FARRELL, and two daughters, Catherine and Mrs. Alice GIBBONS; three 
sisters, Mrs, Mary POTTS, Mrs. William WOODCOCK and Mrs. Ann GALLAGHER, 
and three grandchildrem.

3 July 1929
Flames Burn Girl To Death At Resort
Man, Woman Injured in Keansburg Fire
A girl was burned to death, a man and woman were injured and three frame
buildings were destroyed by fire with a loss estimated at $25,000 at
Keansburg, N.J. early to-day.

Elsie LUCAS, fourteen-year-old daughter of Mrs. Nellie LUCAS, of 1880
Crotona Parkway, the Bronx, who was visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold KAUFMAN, of 61 Creek road, for the summer, was killed.  KAUFMAN
received severe burns about the head and shoulders when he tried to
rescue her and Mrs. KAUFMAN broke an ankle jumping from a second story
window.  James RITTER, who also lives in the house, was burned in making
the same jump.

ORDERLY HELD IN BOY'S DEATH AT HOSPITAL
Alleged Attacker Offers No Defense - Attorneys to Ask City Probe
	Charles MOSCHER, ex-convict orderly at the Children's Hospital on 
Randalls Island, was held without bail for the grand jury to-day after 
two youths described in Homicide Court a beating alleged to have caused 
the death of seven-year-old Solomon SCHWICK on June 21.
	At the same time, attorneys for Abraham SCHWICK, of 1551 Brooks avenue, 
the Bronx, the dead boy's father, said they would ask Mayor WALKER to 
launch a thorough investigation of conditions at the hospital.
	In court to-day the two boys, Eli HERSHKOWITZ, 18, of 2768 East Twelfth 
street, and Charles ALGAZE, 15, of 2569 East Eleventh street, said they 
escaped from the island by swimming the East River in terror lest they 
undergo a pummeling such as they saw Solomon suffer.
	They declared MOSCHER beat the boy severely the first night he was 
there, put him in a straitjacket and fastened him to a bed. The boy was 
dead the next morning.
	The doctor who performed the autopsy said the bruised and internal 
injuries which he found, might have been caused by beating.
	MOSCHER, who was quoted by the hospital superintendent as saying the 
body fell out of bed, offered no defense.

DOCTOR'S BLOOD FAILS TO HOLD SUICIDE TO LIFE
Will to Die Wins After Man, 22, Is "Saved" for Hours
After being kept alive for several hours by blood transfusions and an 
operation that included stitching slashes in a severed windpipe and 
jugular vein, Clanfield SHAPRIRO, 22, of 457 East Ninety-fifth street, 
died at noon at the Brownsville and East New York Hospital.
	SHAPIRO was brought back to a faint flicker of life by Dr. I.C. 
ZUCKERMAN, house surgeon, who gave a quart of his own blood and who 
performed the delicate operation. But the young man's determination to 
die because he was no future in life for himself triumphed over the best 
medical skill. He had slashed his throat and his wrists with a razor.
	The suicide attempt was discover and the Canarsie police station 
notified. An ambulance hurried from the hospital, only three blocks from 
SHAPIRO'S home, and Ambulance Surgeon Jacob COHEN found SHAPIRO 
practically dead. The heart had ceased to beat perceptibly and the man's 
body was drained of blood.
	Dr. Cohen telephoned to Dr. ZUKERMAN that he was bringing SHAPIRO to the 
hospital. He put tourniquets on SHAPIRO'S wrists and stuffed the slash 
in his throat with absorbent cotton and rushed him to the hospital.
	Dr. ZUKERMAN decided the only hope was by a transfusion and after 
stitching windpipe, jugular and writs, he took a quart of his own blood 
and injected it into SHAPIR'S veins. Then he gave the apparently dead 
man a hypodermic adrenalin to start his heart again and SHAPIRO became 
alive again.
	The first words SHAPIRO spoke formed a protest at being brought back to 
life. He said he wanted to die and while he appreciated what was being 
done for him he regretted that all the trouble had been taken to save 
the life he did not want.	
	SHAPIR'S brother explained that he was foreman in a sweatshop and could 
see no hope for the future in that occupation.

CERNITORE - Anna, died yesterday at her home, 43 Cumberland street.  She 
was born in Brooklyn Twenty-five years ago.  She is survived by her 
father Augustine and one brother Joseph.  The funeral will be held at 10 
A.M. to-morrow, with requiem high mass at the R.C. Church of St. 
Michael, Concord and Prince streets.  Interment will be at St.  John's 
Cemetery, under direction of Emilio TAR? & Sons, 175 Hudson avenue.

CLARK - In loving memory of Henry CLARK, whom the Lord called July 3, 
1923.  Memorial mass at St. Francis Assisi Church, Brooklyn, July 3, at 
8 o'clock.  Sisters-Sarah CLARK, Rose CLARK BONSTELLE

CLEMENS - Elizabeth, died yesterday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary 
BRODERICK, S. Manhasset Place.  She is survived only by her sister.  The 
funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M.  Friday, with requiem mass at the R.C. 
Church of St. Stephen.  Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery.

COTTER - In sad and loving memory of my beloved wife and mother, Mary 
COTTER, who died July 1, 1928.  Anniversary mass at St. Patrick's 
Church, Kent and Willoughby avenues, July 4th, 9A.M. - Husband, 
Daughters, son.

DERBY - Margaret (nee QUINN) on July 2 at her residence, 534 60th st.  
Solemn mass of requiem at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 59th 
st. and 5th ave., on Friday, July 5 at 9:30 A.M.  Interment Holy Cross 
Cemetery.

DUNNIGAN - In loving memory of a beloved husband and father, Francis J. 
DUNNIGAN, who died July 5th, 1927.  Second anniversary mass at Church of 
Holy Redeemer, Freeport. L.I., July 5th, 6:30 A.M.  Gone but not 
forgotten - Wife, sons and daughters.

EVANS - Florence, a life resident of Brooklyn, died Sunday in her 
fifty-second year at her home, 309 McDonough street.  She is survived by 
a daughter, Mrs. Florence HILLER, and four sons, John, Frank, Oscar and 
Sherman EVANS.  The funeral services will be held at 8 o'clock 
to-night.  Interment at 10 A.M. to-morrow will be at Evergreen Cemetery 
under direction of Louis W. THORGESEN, 300 Court street.

FAIST - George, Sr., died Monday in his seventy-fifth year at his home, 
7861 Seventy-ninth lane, Glendale.  He is survived by his widow and 
several sons and daughters.  He was a member of Glendale M.E. Church.  
The funeral services will be held at his late home at 2 P.M. to-morrow.  
The Rev. Dr. J. MCNICHOL will officiate.  Interment will follow at 
Lutheran Cemetery under direction of William BUSS & Son, 6708 Myrtle avenue.

FISHMAN - Abraham, born in Russia forty years ago and a resident of 
Brooklyn for sixteen years, died to-day at his home, 2?13 Thirteenth 
avenue.  He is survived by his widow, Rebecca; three sons, Nathan, Louis 
and Rubin, and a daughter, Bessie.  The funeral will be held at 2 P.M. 
to-day and interment will be at Montefiore Cemetery under direction of 
the Jewish Memorial Chapel 14?? Pitkin avenue.

FOY - George, of 32-42 Fifty-eighth street, Woodside, died Monday at St. 
John's Hospital.  Mr. Foy died on his seventy-third birthday, having 
been born in England July 1, 1856.  He has resided in New York for over 
fifty years, having lived at Woodside for the past twenty-three years.  
He is survived by his wife, Letitia FOY, and six children, Rose F. LORD, 
Jane HENRY, Georgena HUMBLE, Susan FOY, Ruth SEARLE and William C. FOY.  
Mr. FOY was married fifty-five years ago.  He was a member of Island 
City lodge, No. 586 F. and A.M., bu whom Masonic Services will be 
conducted at the home on Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock.  He was a 
trustee of Labor Temple at Wood?.  Funeral services at the home on 
Thursday at 10 A.M. and interment will be made in the family plot in 
Flushing Cemetery.

GOEBEL-Joseph died yesterday at National Soldiers; Home at Hampton, Va.  
He was a veteran of the Spanish-American War.  He is survived by a 
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth BIRD.  The funeral arrangements, which are 
under direction of Feeney & Sons, 1857 Broadway, have not been completed.

GRUHN - On Monday, July 1, 1929, after a brief illness, John C., in his 
44th year, dearly beloved husband of Maria GRUHN, father of John G. 
GRUHN, and son of Otto GRUHN.  Funeral on Thursday at 9 A.M. from his 
late residence, 223 Boerum st.; thence to Our Lady of Sorrow Church, 
where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul.  
Interment in St. John's Cemetery.

HAGGERTY - Catherine, wife of Hugh HAGGERTY, died on the 30th day of 
June, 1929.  Funeral from John H. Woods Funeral Home, 93 Broadway, 
Brooklyn.  Interment Evergreen Cemetery Thursday, July 4th, at 2 o'clock.

HOFFMAN - Victoria C., of 475 Crescent st., on July 2, beloved daughter 
of Albert A. and Augusta C., and sister of Caroline A.  
Funeral notice later.

KEEKY - Columbus Council, No. 126, K. of C. - Members are requested to 
assemble at the club Wednesday evening, July 3, at 8 o'clock, to proceed 
thence to the home of our late brother, Joseph A. KEELY, 2016 East 19th 
st.  John P. MCARDLE - Grand Knight, Joseph L. WALSH - Recorder.

KENNEY - In loving memory of James ? KENNEY, who died July 3, 1922.  
Masses will be celebrated during the week.  Loving heats, true and 
tender.  Rove to show we still remember.  Jim, you are one of the best.  
That God has among His blest. - Father Brother Bill and sister Helen.

KENNY - Harry E., on July 3, 1929,=, beloved brother of Angela, Thomas 
and Norbert.  Funeral from his residence, 436 Eastern Parkway, on 
Saturday at 9:30 A.M., thence to the Church of St Ignatius, Rogers ave. 
and Carroll st., where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at 10 A.M.

KRUDNER - George, beloved husband of Anna, and father of Henry, Charles 
E. and Richard E. KRUDNER, on July 2 in his 69th year.  Funeral services 
on Thursday at 8 P.M. at Peter BLASIUM Funeral Chapel, 1872 Gates ave., 
Ridgewood, Brooklyn.  Funeral Friday, 11 A.M.  Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

KUCKER - Adolph, died at his home July 2, 453 Eldert lane, in his 70th 
year.  He is survived by his wife, Lillian; two daughters, Mrs. MOODY 
and Mrs. WOODMAN, and three sons, William, Walter and Stanley KUCKER.  
He was a member of New Lots Exempt Firemen's Association and Gen. Wayne 
Council, No 48, Jr. O.U.A.M. - (Brothers: you are earnestly requested to 
attend the funeral services to attend the funeral services of our late 
brother, Adolph KUCKER, at his late residence, 453 Enfield st., on 
Thursday July 4, at 8 P.M.  Robert HAIGHT - Councilor, Joseph F. 
HAZELETT, sec.) Interment Friday, 2 P.M., Evergreen Cemetery.

LYNCH - On Tuesday, July 2, Phillip R. LYNCH, beloved husband of 
Elizabeth CORR LYNCH, and father of Jane and Phillip Richard LYNCH, Jr.; 
brother to Thomas, Patrick, Michael and James, Mrs. Katherine DUNN, Mrs. 
Mary HARVEY, Mrs. William FOWLER, and Bessie LYNCH.  He was employed in 
the Park Department of New York City for the past twenty years. Funeral 
from his home, 2328 Bedford ave., on Friday, 9:30 A.M. solemn requiem 
mass St. Holy Cross Church, Rogers ave. and Church ave.  Interment Holy 
Cross Cemetery.

MACKIN - In loving memory of my dear husband, Charles A, MACKIN, who 
departed this life April 3rd, 1929.  Masses offered.  Gone, but not 
forgotten - Lonesome wife.

MCGEE - On July 2, 1929, Anna S., age 53 years, in Wyckoff Heights 
Hospital,  beloved mother of William and Margaret MCGEE.  Funeral from 
her late residence 62-25 Anna pl., Glendale, on Friday at 10 A.M., with 
requiem mass at St. Pancras R.C. Church.  Interment St. John's Cemetery.

MCGUIRE - Edward P, In loving memory of my brother who died July 4, 
1927.  Second anniversary mass at St. Mary Star of the Sea Church, July 
4, 8 A.M.  Dear brother, again I hope to meet thee.  When the day of 
life is o'er.  And in Heaven with joy to greet thee.  Where farewell 
tears are shed no more.  Requiescat in peace.  Gone but not forgotten. - 
sister Martha.

MCKEEVER - Grace D. MORAN MCKEEVER died yesterday at her home 5?5 
Fortieth street.  She was a life resident of Brooklyn and is survived by 
her husband, Felix, four sons, Edward F., of the fifty-eighth precinct 
NYPD, John Joseph, and Phillip, and three sisters, Mrs. Mary PATTERSON, 
Mrs. Nellie BUTLER, and Mrs. Martha SCHERER.  She was a member of the 
R.C. Church of St. Michael, where requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 
A.M. Friday.  Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of Feeney 
& Sons, 1857 Broadway.

MCINTYRE - John H., on June 29, at Long Beach, Cal., beloved husband of 
Clara L. REVITTE, and son of the late Robert and Maria LIVINGSTON 
MCINTYRE, survived by one sister, Mrs. William CHANT.

MILLER - John T., on Monday, July 1, 1929, at the age of 58 years, 
beloved husband of Elizabeth, and loving father of John G., Margaret, 
Lillian, Viola and Minnetta MILLER.  Funeral from his late residence, 
222-13 96th ave., Queens Village, on Friday, July 5, at 9:30 A.M.; 
thence to Our Lady of Lourdes R.C. Church, where a requiem mass will be 
celebrated.  Interment St. John's Cemetery.

MOST - Herrmann, died Monday at his home, 1187 Madison street.  He was 
born in Germany eighty-seven years ago.  He was a member of Kolte's 
Post, 32 G.A.R., American Legion, Ridgewood Post 133.  He is survived by 
his daughter, Mrs. Pauline BUCK; six grandchildren, four great 
grandchildren.  Funeral Thursday at 2 P.M. form his home.  Interment at 
Lutheran Cemetery under direction of Nicholas BLASIUS, Jr. and son, 710 
Knickerbocker avenue.

MYERS - In Loving memory of my dear mother Mary MYERS who departed this 
life July 3, 1928, one year ago to-day.  No one knows how much I miss 
you.  No one knows the bitter pain I have suffered since I lost you.  
Life will never be the same.  Gone, but not forgotten. - Tess

O'NEILL- On Tuesday, July 2, 1929,in her twenty-third year, Ella T., 
beloved daughter of George L., and the late Catherine O'NEILL (nee 
REGAN) and sister of George, Frank, Thomas, Jack, Arthur, Edith and 
Catherine, at her home, 283 13th st.  Funeral Friday at 9:30., with 
solemn requiem mass at Holy Family Church.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

RYBICKI - Mary, died Monday at her home, 212 Twenty-third street.  She 
was born in Poland forty-one years ago and was a resident of Brooklyn 
for the past twenty-four years.  She is survived by her husband, Joseph; 
one son Chester; three daughters, Loretta, Gertrude and Helen; three 
brothers, Anthony, Frank, Joseph; two sisters, Mrs. Loretta RYBICKI, 
Mrs. Bertha KWASNEWSKA.  Funeral from her late home on Thursday; thence 
to the Church of Our Lady of Czenstochova, Twenty-fourth street near 
Fourth avenue, where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 A.M.  
Interment at St. John's Cemetery, under the direction of S.K. SZUTARSKI, 
246 Twenty-fourth street.

SCHMIDT - Anna, died yesterday in her thirtieth year at her home, 186 
Knickerbocker avenue.  She is survived by her husband, Ludwig SCHMODT.  
The funeral will be held from her late home at 10 A.M. to-morrow.  The 
body will be shipped Friday for burial in Germany under direction of 
William BUSS & Son 6708 Myrtle avenue.

SCHREINER - Anthony Jr., died Monday at Kings Park.  He was born in 
Brooklyn twenty-three years ago.  He is survived by his mother, Anna 
SCHREINER; two sisters, Missed Louise and Anna SCHREINER; one brother, 
Adam SCHREINER.  Remains now reposing at Nicholas BLASIUS, Jr., & Sons 
Funeral Home, 710 Knickerbocker avenue.  Funeral Thursday at 8 A.M. at 
St. Aloysius R.C. Church, where requiem mass will be celebrated.  
Interment at St. John's Cemetery, under direction of Nicholas BLASIUS, 
Jr., & Sons.

SLAVIN - In loving memory of my beloved mother, Amelia SLAVIN.  Tenth 
anniversary mass offered.  It is not the tears at the moment shed.  That 
tells of the heart that are torn.  But the tears that are shed in after 
years.  The grief that is silently borne.  Loving daughter Alice.

SPADORA - Suddenly on July 1, 1929 Frank J. SPADORA, of 181 Stuyvesant 
ave., husband of May and father of Francis and Joseph.  Solemn requiem 
mass st. Lady of Good Counsel Church, Putnam ave., on Thursday, July 
4th, 10 o'clock.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

STALLONE - Isabella died Monday at her home, 26 Meeker avenue.  She was 
born in Italy fifty-six years ago and has been a resident of Brooklyn 
for the past twenty-six years and is survived by her husband, Frank 
STALLONE, and one daughter, Mrs. Florence ALFIERI, and one son Frank, 
Jr. and eight grandchildren.  A requiem high mass will be celebrated by 
Rev. C. RUSSO, of St. Francis Di Paolo R.C. Church.  Thursday at 9:30 
A.M.  Interment will take place at St. John's Cemetery under the 
direction of James CAVA, 480 Graham avenue.

SULLIVAN - James J, for thirty-six years a clerk in the city Finance 
Department, died yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital, Manhattan.  He was 
76 years old.  For nearly twenty years he made his home with his sister, 
the late Mrs. John D. SULLIVAN, of 74 McDonough street.  Later he 
resided with his cousin, Joseph J. O'Reilly, at 66 Rutland road.  
Requiem mass will be offered at St. Vincent's chapel, Seventh avenue and 
Eleventh street, Manhattan, to-morrow morning by Bishop John J. DUNN.  
Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery.

WARREN - In sad and loving memory of my beloved daughter, Marion V. 
WARREN, who died July 3, 1923.  My lips cannot speak how I miss you.  My 
heart cannot tell what I say.  But God knows how I loved you and miss 
you, Marion, darling.  Since the day you were taken away.  Gone, but not 
forgotten. -Lonesome mother and brother.

ZWISLER - Pauline died Sunday at her home, 932 Senecca avenue.  She was 
born in Germany sixty-five years ago, came to this county about forty 
years ago and lived in Brooklyn and Ridgewood ever since.  She was a 
member of the R.C. Church of St. Mathias; where a requiem mass was 
celebrated at 10 o'clock this morning.  She is survived by two sons, 
Frank and Edward ZWISTER; one daughter, Sophie BOHRER, and three 
grandchildren.  Interment at St. John's Cemetery under direction of 
Frank DARMSTADT sons.

5 July 1929
WRIST WATCH TICKS BODY TO HIS DEATH
Scuffle Follows as Youths Call Victim "Sissy"
 Paterson, N.J., police blame the death of John NOLAN, 15, on a scuffle 
he had with three other boys who called him a "sissy" because he wore a 
wrist watch given to him by his mother on his graduation a week ago.
 Louis TOVELLA, 16; Joseph HEBFRA, 15; and Tony CATTON, 17; were held on 
an open complaint, pending an autopsy.  After NOLAN died in St. Joseph's 
Hospital from suffocation caused by injury to the windpipe.

FATHER KILLED IN FIGHT OVER FOURTH PRANK
 Giant Cracker Thrown at Passerby Leads to Fatal Quarrel
An argument over fireworks resulted last night in the death of Walter 
KEREBS, 40, of 810 Grand street.
 In homicide court to-day, Salvatore ADRAGANA, 45, 219 Stagg street, will 
have a hearing on a charge of homicide before Magistrate Leo HEALY.
 KEREBS was seated in front of his home, watching his two children 
setting off their fireworks when ADRAGANA passed the door.  As h did so, 
a giant firecrackers exploded and he quickly turned around and slapped 
one of KEREBS' youngsters in the face.
 When KEREBS went to the defense of his child, it is said, ADRAGANA 
pulled out a thirty-two caliber revolver from his hip pocket and fired 
three shots at KEREBS, all bullets entering his body.  On bullet struck 
just above the heart.
 The sound of the shots attracted the attention of Patrolman Benjamin 
GLOTZER, of the Stagg street station, and after a short chase, he 
captured ADRAGANA.  KEREBS was rushed to St. Catherine's Hospital, where 
he died a short time later.

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL 11 IN CITY; SCORES HURT - 
Two Boro Men Drown - Much Noise, Many Fires Here
The Fourth of July celebrations claimed one hundred and fifty-nine lives 
in the United States.  Deaths by drowning lead all others by scores.
 Contrary to other years, fireworks were responsible for almost a 
negligible number of deaths.  Two were reported from New York and one 
from Ohio.
 The death toll this year represents a substantial decrease from last 
year when nearly 200 persons paid with their lives for celebrating the Fourth.
 In the metropolitan area of New York, eleven lives were lost and more 
than 500 persons were injured.  Seven persons were drowned and two were 
killed by automobiles.
 The other two deaths were caused by fireworks.  The law banning the sale 
and exploding of fireworks was in a large measure ignored in all the 
five boroughs, and both children and grown persons celebrated with 
various kinds of explosive all day long.
Two Brooklyn persons lost their lives.  They were :
Phillip BUCARO, 18, 
Frank ATTANNAIO, who were drowned.

DRINK BLAMED FOR STULTZ'S DEATH CRASH
Report of City Toxicologist Shows Alcohol Present in Vital Organs
 Investigation by Assistant District Attorney HUNTINGTON of Nassau County 
revealed to-day that not only was Wilmer STULTZ, transatlantic flyer who 
crashed to his death Monday with two companions who were also killed, 
intoxicated when he took off for the fatal air ride but that no action 
can be taken against either officials of Roosevelt Field or pilots who 
permitted him to take off in the condition he was.
 Mr. HUNTINGTON to-day said the investigation was made after several 
reports of the case had been made, in each of which the intoxication of 
the flyer was stressed.
 "There have been so many cases of intoxicated pilots," Mr. HUNTINGTON 
said, "that the district attorney, Elvin N. EDWARDS, who is away on 
vacation now, ordered me to investigate this case."
 Dr GETTLER's report said: "The amount of alcohol in the brain indicates 
that STULTZ was in an intoxicated condition at the time of death.  The 
brain showed 0.42 per cent, alcohol, which is marked 'three plus.'  The 
alcohol was ethyl (grain) alcohol.
 "A large amount of alcohol was found in the stomach, a fair amount in 
the kidney's, some alcohol in the hear, and a large amount of alcohol in 
the brain."
 Mr. HUNTINGTON said that while no action could be taken criminally in 
connection with the death of STULTZ, he would make the findings of the 
toxicologist at matter of record.
 "The public is asked and urged to support aviation and to become air 
minded," Mr. HUNTINGTON said.  "If there is any bad spot in aviation the 
public is entitled to know about it.  The force of public opinion should 
have weight in correcting any such evils.
 Assistant District Attorney HUNTINGTON admitted later in the day that he 
has started an investigation into the STULTZ crash on the basis of the 
GETTLER report, but he would give no details of his plans.  It was 
learned that he talked with Capt. J. Nelson KELLY, of Roosevelt Field, 
and with two or three other men from that place.
 "We are taking definite steps but what they are I am not at liberty to 
say, as it would hamper our investigation." Said HUNTINGTON.  "Roosevelt 
Field officials are co-operating with us 100 per cent.  They are doing 
everything in their power to meet a problem we believe exists and must 
be squarely met in the interests of aviation.

BRADY - Ada, a retired matron of the New York Police Department, died 
Wednesday at her home, 319 Maple street.  She was a life resident of 
Brooklyn.  She is survived by her husband, Patrolman Stephen J. BRADY, 
of the Automobile Squad of Police Headquarters.  The funeral will be 
held at 9:30 A.M. to-morrow from the funeral chapel of Frank A. DALTON, 
251 DeKalb avenue, with requiem mass at the R.C. Church of St. Francis 
of Assisi.  Interment will be at Calvary Cemetery.

BRUTON - On Thursday, July 4, 1929, Margaret I., beloved daughter of 
Andrew and Emily BRUTON.  Funeral from her residence, 417 Prospect pl., 
on Saturday, July 6, at 9 A.M.; hence to St. Teresa's Church, Classon 
ave. and Sterling pl.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

BUTLER - On July 3, George F., beloved husband of Catherine FARRELL, and 
father of George V., at his residence, 416 Monroe st.  He was born in 
Brooklyn and was employed at the medical stores, Brooklyn Navy Yard. 
Funeral on Saturday at 9:30; thence to Our Lady of Victory Church, where 
a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated.  Interment St. John's Cemetery 
under direction of James A. MADDEN, 197 Franklin avenue.

CAIN - John J., on Wednesday, father of John V. CAIN, at his residence, 
8070 Harbor View Terrace, Brooklyn.  Funeral Saturday, July 6, 1929, at 
9:30 A.M., thence to the Church of Our Lady of Angels, 4th ave. and 73d 
st., for a requiem mass.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.  He was a 
retired real estate operator.  He was for seventy-five years a resident 
of Brooklyn.  His son is the chief probate clerk of the Kings County 
Surrogate's Court.  Brooklyn Lodge No. 22, B.P.O. Elks - Brothers:  You 
are requested to attend the funeral services of our brother John J. 
CAIN, Friday evening, July 6, at 8 o'clock, at his later residence, 8070 
Harbor View Terrace. - Edward A WYNNE Exalted Ruler, Joseph H. BECKER, 
sec.  Ninth Assembly District Regular Democratic Club - Members are 
requested to assemble at the clubhouse Friday, July 5, at 8:30 P.M., and 
precede in a body to the home our late member John J. CAIN.  Thomas F. 
WOGAN-Executive Member.

CLAYTON - On July 3, 1929, William R, CLAYTON, Sr., beloved husband of 
Henrietta F. WEBB, and father of Harry W., Mrs. Bessie BLADES, Mrs. 
Christine W. LENTI, Mrs. Stephen T.DUNN, and William R. CLAYTON, Jr.  
Funeral services at his late residence, 453 81st st., Saturday, 8:30 
P.M.  Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

COONEY - Anna L., beloved wife of Eugene COONEY, on Tuesday, July 3, at 
her residence 112-15 Atlantic ave., Richmond Hill.  Funeral Saturday, 
July 6, at 9:30 A.M., following a mass of requiem at the R.C. Church of 
St. Benedict Joseph.  Interment St. John's Cemetery.

COSGROVE - Walter, died Wednesday in St. Catherine's Hospital.  He lived 
at 196 Martense street.  He is survived by his widow, Mary; three sons, 
Walter, William and Theodore, and a daughter, Mary COSGROVE.  He was a 
veteran of the Spanish-American War.  He was a parishioner of the R.C. 
Church of the Holy Cross, church and Rogers avenues, where a requiem 
mass will be celebrated at 10 A.M. to-morrow.  Interment at St. John's 
Cemetery, Saturday A.M., July 6, under direction of William P. MURPHY & 
Son, 87 Herbert street.  Fourteenth Regt. Camp. No 14, U.S.W.V., 
Comrades You are requested to attend funeral services for our late 
comrade, Walter B. COSGROVE, who died July 3, Funeral at 196 Martense 
st., Brooklyn, Friday July 5, at 7:30 P.M.  Comrades attend service in 
uniform Edward C Billings -Adjutant, James Byrne - Commander.

CREED - In sad and loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, 
Catherine CREED, who departed this life July 5, 1927.  Anniversary mass 
was celebrated this morning for father and mother - Daughters and 
Grandchildren.

DEVINE, Mary A., died yesterday at her home, 572 Albany avenue.  She was 
born in this borough and always lived in Flatbush.  She was a regular 
attendant at the Church of St. Blaise, and was a member of the church 
societies.  She is survived by her husband, John F. DEVINE; her 
daughter, Elizabeth, and her sister, Mrs. Daniel DEVINE, and her brother 
William GALPINE.  The Funeral will take place Monday at 9:30 A.M. and 
after a solemn requiem mass at the Church of St. Blaise, the interment 
will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under the direction of Thomas H. IRELAND.

DUHIGG - Suddenly, on Thursday, July 4, Rev. William J. DUHIGG, pastor 
SS. Philip and James Church, St. James L.I.  Funeral Monday, July 8, at 
St. James L.I.  divine office at 10:30.  Solemn mass of requiem at 11 
o'clock.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

ERICKSON - On Thursday, July 4, 1929, Ole Erickson, beloved husband of 
Julia A. ERICKSON, and father of Olinda ANDERSON, Bertha Rademacher 
WESLEY, Daniel and Fosberg ERICKSON, in his 79th year.  Funeral services 
Saturday at 8 P.M. at his late residence, 83 Debois ave., Valley Stream, 
L.I.  Church services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Swedish 
Bethany M.E. Church, St. Johns pl., at Albany ave., Brooklyn.  Interment 
Evergreen Cemetery.

FAHR - Henry, died Wednesday in his seventieth year at his home, 1725 
Cornelia street, Ridgewood.  He was born in Germany.  He is survived by 
his widow, and one son.  The funeral services will be held at 10 A.M. 
to-morrow at the BUSS Funeral Home, 6708 Myrtle avenue.  Cremation will 
follow at Fresh Pond.

GEERY - Louise KESSEL GEERY died Wednesday in her forty-ninth year at 
her home, 1?96 Gates avenue.  She was a life resident of Brooklyn and is 
survived by her husband, Edwin G.; a daughter, Mary KOCH; three sons, 
Vernon E., Howard WEBER and Frank WEBER; a brother Joseph KESSEL; three 
sisters, Mrs. Caroline REACE, Mrs. Lillian CROISNANT, and Mrs. Margaret 
HOYT, and three grandchildren.  The Rev. Dr. Otto BRAND will conduct the 
funeral services at 2:30 P.M. to-morrow.  Interment will be at Lutheran 
Cemetery under direction of the estate of George PETH, 15 Palmetto street.

GRAY - James, died Thursday at his home, 107 Greenpoint avenue.  He was 
born in England and had been a resident of Greenpoint section for many 
years.  He is survived by his wife, Annie E.; one son, James, Jr.; one 
granddaughter; one nephew.  The funeral will be held on Sunday at 2 P.M. 
from his late home, with interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, under the 
direction of M.J. GRADY & son, 74 Calyer street.

HAICK - Joseph G., died Tuesday at his home, 271 Eighty-seventh street, 
in his fifty-second year.  He was born in Syria and was a resident of 
Brooklyn for over forty years.  He was a well-known real estate operator 
of the Bay Ridge section.  He is survived by his wife, Nellie J. HAICK; 
four daughters, Dora, Olga, Madeline and Emily; two brothers, Thomas and 
Samuel, and one sister, Francis.  Funeral Friday at 1 P.M., hence to Our 
Lady of Lebanon Church, Hicks and State streets, where services will be 
held.  Interment Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey City, under direction of 
Jere J. CRONIN, Inc.

HART - Florence, died Thursday at her residence, 333 Fifty-fourth 
street.  She was born in Scotland and had been a resident of the Bay 
Ridge section for the past fourteen years.  She is survived by her 
husband, Bud; two daughters Daisy and Dorothy; three sisters, Mrs. J. 
SPALLING, Mrs. K FRAZER and Mrs. J. GRAY, and two brothers, David and 
Joseph COLLINS.  Funeral services at 1:30 P.M., Sunday, by the Rev. E.M. 
HERTZLER.  Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery.

HELLER - John, died Wednesday at Greenpoint Hospital.  He was born in 
London, England, Seventy-two years ago, came to this country about 
sixty-six years ago and lived in Brooklyn ever since.  He is survived by 
one son, Henry HELLER; two daughters, Mary GAB?EIL and Anna CROWE, and 
five grandchildren.  Funeral will be held Saturday at 2 P.M. from 80 
Harrison place.  Cremation will follow at Fresh Pond under direction of 
Frank DARMSTADT Sons.

KENNEY - In fondest and cherished memory of my dear father, Christopher 
KENNEY, who died July 5, 1926.  Mass offered this morning - Daughter Mamie.

KENNY - Harry E., on July 3, 1929, beloved brother of Ange?a, Thomas and 
Norbert.  Funeral from his residence, 43? Eastern parkway, on Saturday 
at 9:30 A.M., thence to the Church of St. Ignatius, Rogers ave. and 
Carroll st., where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at 10 A.M.

KNIPPER - Joseph, died Wednesday at his home 1?91 Decatur street, 
Ridgewood.  He was born in Germany sixty-seven years ago, came to the 
country about fifty years ago and lived in Brooklyn even since.  He was 
a member of the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, Morgan avenue, where 
requiem mass will be celebrated Saturday at 9 A.M.  He is survived by 
his wife, Elizabeth; three sons, Henry, Joseph and John KNIPPER; three 
daughters Elizabeth LEHMANN, Louis WAGNER and May ROBBINS, and 
twenty-four grandchildren.  Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery, 
under direction of Frank DARMSTADT Sons.

KURANTOWSKI - John, died Tuesday at his home, 225 Sixty-seventh street, 
in his forty-eight year.  He was born in Poland and came to America 
thirty-five years ago.  He was a baker and a member of the barkers' 
union of Brooklyn.  Funeral from his late home to-day with requiem high 
mass by the Rev. Boleslaw PUHALSKI, pastor of Our Lady of Czensthowa 
Church, Fourth avenue and twenty-fourth street.  Interment was at St. 
John's Cemetery under the direction of Edmund DROBINSKI of Staten 
Island.  He is survived by his widow Anna KURANTOWSKI.

MADIGAN - Jeremiah F., beloved son of Daniel and ?nor MADIGAN, in his 
20th year, on July 3, at the residence of his parents, ???2 ??rd ave., 
Ozone Park, New York.  Funeral Monday, July 8, at 9 A.M. following a 
mass of requiem at the R.C. Church of the Mary ? of Heaven, Ozone Park, 
New York.  Interment Calvary Cemetery.

MCFEELEY - Daniel, died Wednesday at his home, 356 Van Brunt street.  He 
was a veteran of the civil War, having served as a private in Company 1, 
Tenth Regiment, Infantry.  He is survived by a son Daniel; three 
daughters, Mrs. H. SCHULTZ, Mrs. J. MCGUIRE and Mrs. T. HUNOLD; a 
brother Phillip, and a sister, Mrs. R. DEVERVOICE, and fourteen 
grandchildren.  The funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. to-morrow from the 
home of his daughter, Mrs. J. MCGURIE, 356 Van Brunt street, with 
requiem mass at the R.C. Church of the Visitation.  Interment will be at 
Holy Cross Cemetery, under direction of Joseph REDMOND, 90 King Street.

MELTZER - Frederick W., son of the late John and Elizabeth, and formerly 
associated with the Meltzer Brewing Company, died Tuesday in his 
sixty-ninth year.  He was born in New York City and lived most of his 
life in Brooklyn.  Hi is survived by his widow, Elizabeth; a son 
Frederich; a daughter Florence, and four sisters, Mrs. M. WOERNER, Mrs. 
Frederick H. BUZ, Mrs. Charles EB?RIE and Mrs. A. WEAVER.  The Rev. Dr. 
? BOWERS, of St. John's Lutheran Church, conducted the funeral services 
yesterday and interment was a Lutheran Cemetery.  He was a member of 
DeWitt ? Commandery, 27 K.T., Kismet Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S., LongI Grotto.

MEYER - On July 4, 1929, Christina, beloved wife of Charles MEYER, and 
mother of John, Gustav, Charles MEYER, Ame? BRINKMAN and sister of 
Charles REMUS and Fredericka HEIN, in her 59th year.  Funeral from her 
late residence, ?-14 113th st., Richmond Hill, on Sunday, July 7, at 2 
P.M.  Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

MORRIS - Clara, age 66 years, of 55 Stryker st., Brooklyn, died July 4.  
Widow of Charles E. MORRIS and mother of Mrs. William A. SHAW, Mrs. 
August KUHNE and Ada MORRIS.  Services Saturday, July 6, at residence, 8 
P.M.  Funeral 10 A.M. Sunday, July 7, 1929.

OTT - Margaret, wife of Frank OTT, died to-day at St. Mary's Hospital.  
She lived at 2233 Ocean avenue.  She is survived, in addition to her 
husband, by a son, Francis, and a daughter, Emily OTT.  She was for 
thirty-five years a resident of Brooklyn.  The funeral will be held at 
10 A.M. Sunday from the funeral chapel of John T. GALLAGHER, 800 Rogers 
avenue.  Interment will be at Cypress Hills Abbey.

RICKARDS - Mary J., died yesterday at her home, 1154 Madison street.  
She is survived by her husband, William; a daughter, Jenny, and two son, 
Alfred and William.  She was born in Brooklyn eighty-three years ago.  
Funeral will be held from the funeral.  Funeral will be held from the 
funeral home of John V. DONNELLY, 12?? Hancock street, at 9:30 A.M. 
to-morrow, with requiem mass at the R.C. Church of St. Martin of tours.  
Interment will be under direction of John V. DONNELLY.

PALUNBO - Irene MCNAMARA, beloved wife of Anthony PALUNBO.  Funeral from 
her late residence, 621 Franklin ave., Sunday at 2:30 P.M.  Interment 
Holy Cross Cemetery.

PFLAUM - Elizabeth STOECKICHT PFLAUM, sixty-one years old, died 
Wednesday at her home, 85-19 Grand avenue, near Kneeland street, 
Elmhurst.  She is survived by her husband, Oscar C. PFLAUM; a son, 
Herbert; four sisters, Mary BOOKS, Anna BOSCHEM, Caroline SCHANZE and 
Amelia JENCICK; a brother, Louis STOECKICHT.  She was born in New York 
City, having resided at Astoria for forty years previously to moving to 
Elmhurst.  She was a member of the German Evangelical Church of Elmhurst 
and a member of the Ladies Society.  The funeral will be held from her 
home Saturday at 2 P.M., thence to the German Evangelical Church, Horton 
street, Elmhurst, where the pastor, the Rev. Martin QUAL, will conduct 
funeral services at 2:30 P.M.  Interment will be at Lutheran Cemetery.

ROSENTEL - On Thursday, July 4, 1929, Julia A. A. COONEY, beloved wife 
of Louis J. ROSENTEL, and loving mother of James, Francis.  She is also 
survived by her aunts, Mrs. Mary NOLAN and Delia MCGUENNESS.  Funeral on 
Monday at 9 A.M. from her home, 537 80th st., with solemn requiem mass 
at Holy Family church, 18th st., near 4th ave.  Interment St. John's 
Cemetery.

SCHMIDT - Anna, widow of William SCHMIDT, died Wednesday at her home, 
the Raunt, Rockaway Beach.  She was born in Germany about fifty-nine 
years ago and cam to this country about forty years ago.  She was a 
resident of Hempstead for twenty-five years.  The funeral will be held 
to-day at 2 P.M> from 80 Harrison place.  Interment will be at Mount 
Olivet Cemetery under direction of Frank DARMSTADT Sons.

SCHULING - Rose, died yesterday at her home, 9742 Seventy-sixth street, 
Woodhaven.  She was the daughter of Peter and Anna SCHULING.  She is 
also survived by a sister, Mrs. Silas BLOOMFIELD.  The funeral will be 
held at 9:30 A.M. Monday, with requiem mass at the R.C. Church of St. 
Sylvester, Autumn and McKinley avenues.  Interment will be at Holy 
Trinity Cemetery, under direction of John T. GALLAGHER, 204 Bedford avenue.

SEEBECK - At his home, 569 Hicks st., on Wednesday, July 3, 1929, 
Michael W., beloved father of Charles, William, Behrand, Harry and Fred 
SEEBECK, in his 81st year.  Funeral services on Saturday, July 6, at 10 
A.M., from Trinity Lutheran Church, Degraw st., near Clinton st.  
Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery.

SMITH - Joseph T., Died at his home, 11?-61 111th ave., Richmond Hill, 
beloved husband of Mary L. MCHENNA, father of the late Doctor William 
J.SMITH and brother of Mrs. A. MURRAY.  Requiem mass will be celebrated 
for repose of his soul Saturday, July 6, at 9:30 at Our Lady of 
Perpetual Help, 115th st., 111th ave.  Interment St. John's Cemetery.

STAHL - Christine, died Tuesday at Welfare Island.  She was born in 
Alsace Lorraine France, seventy-three years ago, cam to this country 
about forty-five years ago and lived in Brooklyn ever since.  She is 
survived by one daughter Augusta KAUFHOLD, and three grandchildren.  The 
funeral was held to-day, from 80 Harrison place.  Requiem mass was 
celebrated at the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows.  Interment was at Holy 
Trinity Cemetery under direction of Frank DARMSTADT Sons.

WEYER - Louis, died Wednesday in his sixty-ninth year at his home, 166 
Ridgewood avenue.  He is survived by his widow, Phillipine, and two 
daughters, Catherine and Elizabeth WEYER.  The funeral will be held at 
10 A.M. to-morrow from the funeral chapel of Andrew W. ZIRKEL, 243 
Ridgewood avenue.  Cremation will follow at Fresh Pond.  Schiller Lodge 
F.&A.M. and Ridgewood Chapter, 362, R.A.M.

WILLIAM - Suddenly on July 3, Bridget Mary WILLIAMS (nee STAPLETTON), 
Widow of William H, and loving mother of Robert and sister of Margaret 
CARROLL.  She was fifty-five years old and lived at 6505 Central avenue, 
Glendale.  Funeral from the home of Mrs. Charles GORMAN, 422 61st st., 
Bay Ridge, on Saturday morning at 8:45, thence to St. Paneras R.C. 
Church, Myrtle and Fosdick aves., Glendale, at 10 o'clock.  Interment 
will be at Calvary Cemetery under direction of Henry SKELTON, of Elmhurst.

6 July 1929
CORONER DISCLOSES DRINKING PARTY ON HENDRYX YACHT
Verdict of Accidental Death Seen After Quiz of Clubman's Guest.
New Haven, Conn. - (UP) Finding of accidental death in the case of 
Nathan W, HENDRYX, clubman and manufacturer, was indicated as probable 
to-day after discovery by authorities that there had been drinking at 
the yachting party aboard the HENDRYX yacht, Nabyx, Wednesday night.
 Acting Coroner James J CORRIAGN, learned a woman fell overboard just 
before HENDRYX plunged into the water from the boat at dock.
 A boatman rescued the woman, and the party aboard the Nabyx was resumed, 
Later, Winston MARSHALL, Yale art school student, who operated the 
cruiser for HENDRYX, discovered the body of his employer floating in the 
water.
 The exact cause of death was uncertain today, officials having announced 
that HENDRYX was not drowned and did not die of shock.  He was dead or 
unconscious when he struck the water, it was said.  The coroner expects 
to issue a formal finding next week, he said to-day.

WORKMAN AWAKENS ON FIRE, DIES LATER
Brooklyn Man is Smudge Flame Victim in Tent
George A. MURRAY, 42, of 422 Halsey street, died yesterday in the Bell 
Alto Hospital at Patchogue of burns suffered earlier in the day.
 He and Thomas O'BIEN of Bellerose shared a tent in the Labor Camp of the 
Westchester Construction Co., Building the Patchogue-Moriches highway at 
Brookhaven.  They went to sleep with a smudge stove burning, to keep 
away mosquitoes.  MURRAY awakened with his cloths afire and rushed out 
of the tent.  Fellow workmen beat out the blames, but by that time 
MURRAY had been badly burned.  The tent was destroyed, but O'BRIEN 
awakened by his tentmate's screams, was not injured.

WILLIAMSBURG HUNTS MANIAC AS LIST OF VICTIMS GROWS
One Dead, 2 Felled Within Week by Assailant
 Rumors that a maniac is stealthily treading the streets of Williamsburg 
during the late night and early hours of the morning has filled 
residents in that section with fear.  Everyone is under suspicion and 
doors and windows are being tightly locked and re-enforced.  Children 
are being watched with a nervous intensity.
 During the past four days two men have been struck down and badly 
mutilated by this unknown fiend.  There is also another man, who was 
found dead on a sidewalk in Williamsburg this morning with a deep gash 
in the base of his skull.  Was he a victim of the Maniac?  As yet that 
is unknown but the rumors prevailing in Williamsburg are that he is the 
third victim.  It is weird, and things weird are not welcome in 
Williamsburg.
 Last Tuesday morning William CALLAGHAN, 64, of 339 Broadway was found 
lying in the gutter in front of 718 Wythe avenue with a possible 
fractured skull and contusions of the face.  He said an unknown man 
attacked him.  He had not been robbed and could give no motive.  He is 
still confined to Kings County Hospital.
 This morning John BREMAN, 47, of 87 Butler street, was found lying in 
the gutter in front of 198 Kent avenue, suffering from deep lacerations 
of the scalp and contusions of the face.  He also states that an unknown 
assailant attacked him.
 Mystery surrounds the death of Henry JACKIE, 60, of 4335 Forty-first 
street, Long Island City, who was found lying on the sidewalk in front 
of 600 Broadway, at 5 o'clock.

BARNES - In sad and loving memory of my beloved husband and our father, 
Thomas F., who departed this life July 7, 1926.  Gone but not forgotten, 
father dear - Wife and daughters.

BAUMANN - John J, brother-in-law of Assemblyman Frank A. Miller, died 
Thursday in his forty-fourth year at his home, 1277 Hancock street.  He 
was born in Greenpoint and is survived by his father, Franz, a veteran 
of the Civil War (mother late Theresa nee ERIANBACH) and one of the 
three surviving members of Barbara Fritchie Post 11, G.A.R.; a brother, 
Frank, and five sisters, Kate HICHSTETTEB, Rose RENNERS, Theresa MATHYS, 
Eva and Agnes C. MILLER.  The funeral will be held at 9 A.M. Monday with 
requiem mass at the R.C. Church of St. Martin of Tours.  Interment will 
be at St. John's Cemetery.

BOGERT - Weebur E., died yesterday at his home, 810 Prospect place.  He 
is survived by his widow, Mary; his parents, William and Loretta BOGERT, 
and two sisters, Florence and Mrs. B. MURPHY.  The funeral will be held 
at 2 P.M. to-morrow and interment will be at Calvary Cemetery under 
direction of William J. PHALEN, 593 East Thirty-fifth street.

COLEMAN - John J., on Friday, July 5, 1929.  Funeral from his late 
residence 360 95th st., Brooklyn N.Y., on Tuesday, July 9, at 10 A.M.  
Requiem mass at St. Patrick's Church.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery 
under direction of Thomas M. QUINN & Sons.

COLUMBO - Irene MCNAMARA COLUMBO died Thursday at her home, 621 Franklin 
avenue.  She is survived by her husband, Anthony; an infant daughter, 
Jacqueline; her parents, Richard and Jennie MCNAMARA; two sisters and 
four brothers.  The funeral will be held at 2:30 P.M. to-morrow and 
interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of K.B.MALONE, 
640 Sterling place.

CONNOLLY - Mary, died Thursday at her home, 77 McDougal street.  She is 
survived by her husband, Thomas CONNOLLY, and five daughters, Mrs. HYER, 
Mrs. ECKERT, Mrs. HUER, Mrs. SMITH, Miss Celia CONNOLLY, and three sons, 
Thomas, William and Philip CONNOLLY, and also seven grandchildren and 
two great-grandchildren.  The funeral will take place from her late 
residence Monday at 10 A.M., with a requiem mass at St. Benedict's R.C. 
Church.  Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, under direction of John J. 
SMITH, 273 Ralph avenue.

COOKINGHAM - Charles Frank, died Thursday at his home, 232 Logan 
street.  He was born in Brooklyn thirty-nine years ago and is survived 
by his mother, Mathilda; four sisters, Mrs. Edward WEBBER, Mrs. William 
WEBBER, Mrs. Frank REIMER and Mrs. Barnett BIGGERSTAFF.  The Funeral 
services will be held at 2:30 P.M. to-morrow.  Interment will be at 
Evergreen Cemetery under direction of Kearns Sons, 1504 Bushwick avenue.

CRONIN - Mary F, died yesterday at her home, 1032 Madison street.  She 
was born in Dublin, Ireland, and had been an old resident of the 
Bushwick section of Brooklyn.  She is survived by her husband, 
ex-Assemblyman Cornelius J. CRONIN, three daughters and three sons.  The 
funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. Monday, with requiem mass at the R.C. 
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel.  Interment will be at St. John's 
Cemetery under direction of J.J. GALLAGHER Sons, 25 Aberdeen street.

DEPPERMANN - Frederick, died Friday at St. Anthony's Hospital, 
Woodhaven.  He was born in Brooklyn Aug 30, 1909, and is survived by his 
parents; two brothers, Herman and Howard GENSIGER, and one sister, Norma 
GENSINGER.  Funeral services will be held, Monday at 2 P.M. at the 
parlors of Charles MORTON, 578 Onderdonk avenue.  The Rev. Arthur B. 
RHINOW, of Ridgewood Presbyterian Church will officiate.  Interment will 
be made oat Lutheran Cemetery.

DOUGHERTY - Mary (nee LOUGHERY) on July 5, at her residence, 536 81st 
st., Brooklyn, beloved wife of the late Edward.  Solemn mass of requiem 
Tuesday, July 9, at 9:30 A.M. at the Church of St. Anselm's, 83d st. and 
4th ave.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

ECKSTEIN - Ernest, died Thursday in his sixty-sixth year at his home, 
906 Hart street.  He is survived by a son, Charles ECKSTEIN; one brother 
and four grandchildren.  The funeral services will be held at 7 P.M. 
to-morrow.  Interment at 1:30 P.M. Monday will be at Lutheran Cemetery.

EDWARDS - Catherine FENIMORE EDWARDS, on July 5, beloved wife of 
William, mother of Oliver K. WALTERS and William F. EDWARDS.  Funeral 
Monday 2:30 from 4613 Avenue L.  Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

GABRIEL - Mary, a life resident of Brooklyn, died yesterday at her home, 
310 Mauler street, in her sixty-first year.  She is survived by four 
sons, John, Jacob, Peter and Frank GABRIEL; her mother; three brothers, 
Stephen, Joseph, and Martin IMMEL, and a sister, Mrs. Rose WISCHERT.  
She was a member of St. Ann's Sodality attached to the R.C. Church of 
St. Nicholas, Olive and Devoe streets, where requiem mass will be 
celebrated at 10 A.M. Monday.  Interment at St. John's Cemetery under 
direction of Thomas J. MCCORMICK, 210 Olive Street.

HAYES - Months mind mass for the late Captain Edward F. HAYES at St. 
Michael's R.C. Church, 4th ave., and 42d street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 
July 9, at 8 A.M. - Members of 32d precinct, N.Y. P.D.

IGO - Mary Agnes, died yesterday in her fifty-third year, at her home, 
70-34 Seventy-second place, Glendale, Queens.  She was born in New York 
City, a daughter of James FAGAN.  She left surviving her husband, 
Lawrence; three sons, James, Thomas and Lawrence; four daughters, 
Catherine, Mary, Helen and Elizabeth, also two grandchildren.  The 
funeral will be held Tuesday from the home, thence to St. Pancras R.C. 
Church, where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 A.M.  Interment 
will be at Calvary Cemetery.

KENNEY - James W., died July 5, survived by two sisters, one brother and 
six children.  Requiem mass Monday morning, 10 A.M., St. Joseph's 
Church, Astoria.  Funeral from his home, 381 Grand ave., Astoria.  
Interment Calvary Cemetery.

LEIBEL - John, a life resident of Brooklyn, died yesterday at his home, 
868 Athon avenue.  He was seventy years old and a member of the Holy 
Name Society attached to the R.C. Church of St. Nicholas, where requiem 
mass will be celebrated at 10 A.M. Tuesday.  Interment at St. John's 
Cemetery under direction of Thomas J. MCCORMICK, 210 Olive street.

MALONEY - Rosalie R., died yesterday at her home, 5207 Seventh avenue.  
She was born in Brooklyn nineteen years ago, a daughter of Thomas and 
Johanna COTTER MALONEY.  She is survived in addition to her parents, by 
a brother, Thomas Jr., and two sisters, Mrs. J. CONTI and James 
MALONEY.  She was a member of the Young People Club attached to the R.C> 
Church of St. Agatha, where requiem mass will be celebrated at 9:30 A.M. 
Monday.  Interment will be at Calvary Cemetery under direction of Henry 
F. MCKEON, 5017 Seventh avenue.

MARRIOTT - Emily G. WANAMAKER MARRIOTT died Thursday at her home, 1650 
Coleman street.  She was born in Manhattan twenty-three years ago.  
Coming to this borough in her early youth she settled in Flatbush.  She 
is survived by her husband, George E.; a daughter, June Dolores 
MARRIOTT; and her parents, Mrs. Louise WANAMAKER and John J. WANAMAKER, 
of the Sixty-seventh Precinct, New York Police Department; her brothers, 
John and Roy WANAMKER.  The funeral will take place to-morrow at 1:30 
P.M., and after services interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery under 
direction of Thomas H, Ireland.

MCCANN - fourth anniversary mass will be offered on Monday morning, July 
8th at 9 A.M. at St. James Pro Cathedral for the repose of the soul of 
Rose T. MCCANN. - Husband and children

MCGUIRE - Walter, son of the late Owen and Mary MCGUIRE, died Friday at 
his home, 445 Bainbridge street.  He is survived by two brothers, 
William and George MCGUIRE.  The funeral will be held on Monday at 8:30 
A.M., thence to the Church of the Holy Rosary, where a solemn requiem 
mass will be offered, followed by interment in Calvary Cemetery under 
the direction of T.J. HIGGINS & Son, Inc., 203 Jay street.

MONCK - Maria, died yesterday at her home, 85 Bay Ridge avenue.  She is 
survived by four sons, John, Lawrence, George and Joseph, and two 
daughters, Marie and Anna MONCK.  She was a member of the R.C> Church of 
Our Lady of Angels, where requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 A.M. 
Monday.  Interment at St. John's Cemetery.

O'DONNELL - In sad and loving memory of my dear mother.  Catherine F, 
O'DONNELL, who departed this life July 6th, 1928.  No one knows the 
silent heartache.  Only those who have lost can tell.  For the one we 
loved so well.  You are not forgotten, Mother dear.  As long as life and 
memory last.  We shall remember thee.  - Sons and daughters

QUINN- Bernard, died yesterday at his home, 45 North Portland avenue.  
He was born in Donegal, Ireland, fifty-one years ago and lived for 
thirty years in Brooklyn.  He was a member of the R.C. Church of St. 
Edward.  He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Patrick FUREY, and a brother, 
Patrick QUINN, and another sister living in Ireland.  The funeral will 
be held at 2 P.M. to-morrow from the funeral chapel of Doyle & Kenny, 
197 Bridge street.  Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.

ROSENBERG - Mildred I., died yesterday in the Jewish Hospital.  She is 
survived by her husband, Louis; her mother, Mrs. Cecilia DORESEY; three 
sisters, Mrs. Joseph BURKE, Marion and Martha DORSEY; and a brother, 
Vincent DORSEY.  She was formerly a resident of the Thirteenth Ward of 
Manhattan.  The funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. Monday from her late 
home, 1174 President street, with requiem mass at the R.C. Church of St. 
Ignatius.  Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery under direction of 
Thomas F. FARLEY, of Astoria.

RUBY - Julius, of 1841 East 19th st., Brooklyn, beloved father of Conrad 
J. and Nathan RUBY, Eva BERGER, Henrietta ROTHMAN, Minnie NAGOURNEY and 
Sophie MARGULIES, died suddenly June 28th.  Services will be held at 
First Brooklyn Roumanian American Congregation, 224 Hopkins st., 
Brooklyn, July 11th, at 8:30 P.M.

SCHICK - Sebastian, died Friday in St. Catherine's Hospital.  He was 
born in Germany eighty-two years ago, came to this country about 
fifty-five years ago, and lived in Brooklyn and Elmhurst ever since.  He 
was a retired clothing contractor.  He is survived by two sons and one 
daughter.  The funeral will be held Monday morning from 80 Harrison 
place.  Interment at Holy Trinity Cemetery under direction of Frank 
DARMASTADT Sons.

STAATS - William, for may years well known in the sign painting business 
in Williamsburg since 1871, died yesterday in his seventy-sixth year at 
his home, 8607 Eighty-sixth avenue, Woodhaven.  He was a life resident 
of Brooklyn and a member of the Schwabischer Saengerbund.  He is 
survived by his widow, Catherine KOFF STAATS; one son, three daughters, 
three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.  The funeral services 
will be held at 8 P.M. to-morrow.  Interment will be Monday at 10 A.M. 
at Lutheran Cemetery under direction of the estate of George PETH, 15 
Palmetto street.

STILES - At Freeport, L.I., Florence V. STILES, beloved mother of James, 
Florence and Mildred.  Funeral services will be held at her late 
residence, 36 West Dean st., Freeport, Sunday, July 7, at 2 P.M.  Member 
of Freeport Chapter, O.E.S. no 586: Head Grand Representative of the 
State of Colorado, Eastern Star.  Services Sunday.  July 7, 2 P.M.

TOY - Anna M., beloved mother of Dorothy and daughter of Mrs. Susan 
STULER, sister of Mrs. William KUMMER and Harry STULER, died July 5.  
Funeral on Sunday, July 7 at 2:30, from the funeral chapel of J.P. 
ELDRIDGE, 7711 Jamaica ave.  Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

TULLY - Mary J, HEALEY TULLY died yesterday at the home of her daughter, 
Mrs. Frank MCGINNIS, 1559 East Twelfth street.  She was one of the 
oldest parishioners of the R.C. Church of St. Vincent de Paul, where she 
was active in the various church societies.  She is survived by her 
husband, James H. TULLY, a former Deputy Fire Commissioner, Charity 
Commissioner and Tax Commissioner of the City of New York; her daughter; 
a sister, Mrs. John B MCCARREN, and a brother, Patrick J. HEALEY, and 
three grandchildren.  The Funeral will be held at 9 A.M. Monday with 
requiem mass at the R.C. Church of St. Vincent de Paul.  Interment will 
be at Calvary Cemetery under direction of John T. GALLAGHER, 204 Bedford 
avenue.

ULRICH - fanny, died yesterday at her home, 949 Washington avenue, the 
Bronx.  She was born in Germany and lived in Manhattan and Brooklyn for 
thirty-six years.  She is survived by her husband, William ULRICH.  The 
funeral services will be held at 2 P.M. to-morrow at the Brooklyn Burial 
Home, 187 South Oxford street.  Interment will be at Evergreen 
Cemetery.  The Rev. H. STEIMKEY, of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, 
Degraw street and Tompkins place, will officiate.  Interment will be 
under direction of Duffy & Ennis, 522 Third avenue.

WEIR - Florence, born in Brooklyn a daughter of Wm. and Elizabeth 
HANSEN, died yesterday at her home, Hoffman avenue and Third street, 
Elmont.  She is survived, in addition to her parents, by four daughters, 
Florence, Eleanor, May and Elizabeth.  The funeral services will be held 
at 8 P.M. to-morrow.  Interment at 2 P.M. Monday will be at Greenwood 
Cemetery under direction of William R. Graham, 141-15 Rockaway 
Boulevard, South Ozone Park.

ZILINSKE - Matilda (nee GOTTE).  In loving memory of my dear wife, who 
died July 7, 1927.  No one knows how much I miss you.  No one knows what 
bitter pain I have suffered since I lost you.  Life will never be the 
same - Husband George.  Fresh in our heats they memory clings.  Yet 
still our grief is sore.  Each passing year but nearer brings The day 
we'll meet once more - Mother and Dad.

ZIMMERMAN - Mary (nee PERKINS) on July 4, 1929, age 55 years, beloved 
wife of Bernard W. ZIMMERMAN and mother of Bernard W., Jr., and Mabel E. 
ZIMMERMAN; also survived by one sister, Elizabeth GREENWOOD, and one 
grandson, Ellsworth OLSEN.  Funeral Sunday at 1 P.M. from her late home, 
91-2? 92d st., Woodhaven.  Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

8 July 1929
GIANT, ROSARIO, FOUND DEAD BY MYSTERY SHOT
Wanted a Drink
 Rosario GIUSTALIST, 38, is dead from bullet wounds, and police of the 
Butler street station are searching to-day for Tony CONSTANITINO, 35, 
who is believed to have done the shooting.
 GIUSTALIST, who was known as "Rosario the Giant," conducted a grocery 
store at 477 Hicks street, where he also lived.  His body was discovered 
last night lying in the third floor hallway in front of apartment 8 at 
456 Hicks street.  A woman tenant of the building stumbled over the body.
 Apartment 8 has been occupied by CONSTANTINO, a longshoreman.  When 
police broke into the premises, they reported finding three bottles of 
wine and several of home brew.
 Patrolman Edward CONNERS, of the Butler street station, who was called 
when GIUSTALIST's body was found, summoned an ambulance from Holy Family 
Hospital and detectives from Butler street.  The detectives, under 
command of Acting Lieutenant John MCGOWAN, questioned the occupants of 
the building but were unable to find anyone who had heard the shot.  It 
is believed that GIUSTALISI came to CONSTANTINO's apartment to get a 
drink.  Detectives said they believed he had been denied admission and 
when he argued was shot.

SEEK DEATH CAR
Detectives of the Eastern District and Greenpoint are to-day searching 
garages in the hopes of finding a yellow roadster, with a green stripe 
around it, and thereby locating the man, who, early yesterday morning, 
fatally shot Joseph KENNY, twenty-five years old, a taxicab driver, of 
94 Mauler street.
KENNY was driving his cab containing six male passengers along Leonard 
street, when, at Metropolitan avenue, the roaster pulled in front of him 
and stopped.  KENNY got out of the taxi to ask the driver what he meant 
by stopping so suddenly and the man at the wheel replied by firing three 
shots at KENNY one of which went wild and the other two struck him in 
the abdomen.
KENNY was rushed to St. Catherine's Hospital, where he died a short time 
after his arrival there.  The men in the taxi were unable to give a 
description of the roadster's driver or it s license number.

FUNERAL WEDNESDAY FOR DR. E.H. SQUIBB, BROOKLYN PHYSICAN
Former Hear of Squibb & Son Dies at 76 in New England Summer Home
 Funeral services will be held Wednesday at an hour to be announced later 
at Holy Trinity P.E. Church, for Dr. Edward Hamilton SQUIBB, of 184 
Columbia Heights, retired Brooklyn physician and formerly president of 
E.R. Squibb & Son, manufacturing chemists, who died yesterday of heart 
disease at his summer home at South Harwick, Mass.  He was 76 years of age.
 Dr. SQUIBB was born in Brooklyn and was a son of the late Edward 
Robinson SQUIBB, founder of the concern bearing his name.  He was a 
graduate of Brooklyn Polytechnic Instituted, the University of Virginia, 
Harvard University and the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
 He was a member of the New York Academy of Medicine, the New York 
Society for the Relief of Widows and Orphans of Medical Men, the 
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, the Brooklyn Chamber of 
Commerce, the Harvard Club of New York, the Crescent Athletic Club and 
the Century Association.

WOMAN, 65, IS KILLED BY THREE-STORY FALL
Neighbors Hear Thud, Find Body in Areaway
Miss Theresa HIGGINS, 65, of 164 South Eighth street, Brooklyn, is dead 
to-day.  She either fell or jumped from the third story of the building 
at the South Eighth street address.
 Her body was found in the front areaway by neighbors who heard the 
thud.  The body was identified by Frank CONLEY, a detective attached to 
the Eighty-first precinct stationhouse, who is the husband of the dead 
woman's niece.  Miss HIGGINS lived alone.

ABRAMS - John Edward, son of John and Anna ROCK ABRAMS, died yesterday 
at his home, 940 Kent avenue.  He was born in Brooklyn and is survived 
in addition to his parents by three brothers, William, Francis and James 
ABRAMS, and two sister, Kathryn and Margeret ABRAMS.  He was employed  
as a foreman by the Brooklyn Edison Company.  He was a member of the 
R.C. Church of St. Patrick, Kent and Willoughby avenues, where requiem 
mass will be celebrated at 9 A.M. Wednesday.  Interment at Holy Cross 
Cemetery under direction of Joseph J. GALLIGAN, 284 Willoughby avenue.

BEHRENS - John F., beloved husband of Catherine BEHRENS, in his 44th 
year, on Friday, July 5, at his residence, 103-22 110th st.,  Ozone 
Park, N.Y.  Funeral Tuesday, July 9, at 9:30 A.M., with a mass of 
requiem at the R.C. Church of St. Mary Gate of Heaven.  Interment St. 
John's Cemetery.

BOHEN - In sad and loving memory of my dear husband, Thomas S. BOHEN, 
who departed this life July 8, 1920.  Anniversary mass at St. Catherine 
of Genoa Church, Albany ave. and Linden blvd., at 8 o'clock Monday 
morning - Wife

BRAND - Phillip, born in Germany seventy-one years ago and a resident of 
New York City for fifty years, died Sunday.  He was a member of the Otto 
Verein, K.U., and the All Germerner K.U. Verein, also a member of St. 
Paneras Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated Wednesday 
at 9 A.M.  Interment at St. John's Cemetery.  He is survived by his wife 
Margaret; one son, Joseph, and four daughters, Anna, Francis, Kate and 
Margaret.  Peter J. Geis, of 88 Catalpa avenue, has charge of the funeral.

CALLAHAN - Mary IRVIN CALLAHAN.  In loving memory of my beloved sister, 
who departed this life July 8, 1928.  Gone but not forgotten.  Sister, 
Elizabeth.

CASCIO - Cosimo, born in Italy forty-five years ago and a resident of 
Brooklyn for twenty-seven years died last Thursday.  He is survived by 
his widow Maria, and five children.  Burial to-day was at 10 A.M. from 
late home, 106 Navy street, with solemn high mass at St. Michael's R.C. 
Church, Prince and Concord streets.  Burial was in St. John's Cemetery 
under direction of Ernest T. CASAZZA & Son, 180 Navy Street.

CAVAGNARO - Maria, died Friday at her home, 85 Driggs avenue, at the age 
of eighty-seven.  She was born in Italy and had been here for the past 
forty-nine years and is survived by one daughter. Mrs. Bert Rose BASSO; 
two sons, John and Louis, and ten grandchildren.  She was a member of 
Sacred Heart Rosary and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel societies.  Funeral 
Tuesday at 9 A.M.; thence to R.C. church of St. Goachim's, 26 Roosevelt 
st., New York, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the 
repose of her soul.  Interment at Calvary Cemetery under the direction 
of Peter J. STENGER, 123 Meeker avenue.

COLEMAN - On Sunday, July 7, 1929, Elizabeth, beloved mother of Lawrence 
and Joseph, and sister of Cecelia, Theresa and Lawrence MONAHAN,  
Funeral from her late residence, 501 ?alsey st., on Wednesday at 9:30 
A.M.; thence to the Church of the Most Holy Rosary, where a solemn 
requiem mass will be offered at 10 A.M.  Interment Calvary Cemetery,

DEMPSEY - Josephine L. (nee MCGLINCEY), on Sunday, July 7, 1929, widow 
of John J DEMPSEY, at her residence, 21? Albany ave.  Funeral Tuesday, 
9:30 A.M.  Requiem mass Church of St. Gregory, St. Johns pl. and 
Brooklyn ave.  Interment St. John's Cemetery.

DIXON - Joseph, died yesterday at his home, 89 North Portland avenue.  
Hi is survived by his widow, Margaret GILL DIXON; a son, Joseph DIXON; 
and two brothers, John and Walter DIXON.  He was a veteran of the 
Spanish-American War and a retired member of the United States Navy.  He 
was a member of Brooklyn Lodge, No. 22, B.P.O. Elks.  The funeral will 
be held at 9:30 A.M. Wednesday, with requiem mass at the R.C. Church of 
St. Edward.  Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery, under direction 
of John MCMANUS & Son, 2001 Flatbush avenue.

DOONER - On Saturday, July 6, 1929, John L., beloved son of the late 
James and Ann DOONER, and brother of Annie DOONER.  He was born in the 
old Eleventh Ward and resident there all his life.  He was employed in 
the Long Island College Hospital for sixteen years.  He was a member of 
the St. Edwards Church.  Funeral on Tuesday at 9:30 A.M., from his late 
residence, 110 Vanderbilt avenue; thence to St. Edward's Church, where a 
solemn requiem mass will be offered.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

FISCHER - Anna, born in Germany sixty-three years ago and a resident of 
New York city for forty-five years, died Friday at her home, 72 Richard 
street, Glendale.  Funeral to-day at 2 P.M.  Interment at Evergreen 
Cemetery under direction of Peter j. GEIS, of 88 Catalpa avenue.

FOX - Suddenly, on Friday, July 5, 1929, at her residence, 831 Dean St., 
Rosanna FOX.  Funeral from the parlors of Joseph A. DONNELLY, 613 
Vanderbilt ave., Tuesday, 10 A.M.

GARRA - Najub, died Thursday at his home, 401 Eighth avenue.  He was 
born in Syria forty-nine years ago and was a resident of Brooklyn for 
thirty years.  He is survived by his wife, Victoria; one son, Robert; 
one brother, Wada GARRA, and three sisters, Mrs. F. TABOH, Mrs. M. 
GARRA, and Miss N. GARRA.  He was an importer of Persian rungs and silk, 
at 230 Fifth avenue, Manhattan.  Funeral to-day at 230 P.M., thence to 
St. Charles Borromeo R.C. Church, Sidney place and Livingston street.  
Interment at St. John's Cemetery under direction of Jere J. CRONIN, Inc.

HARDING - James L., died yesterday at his home, 40 Troy avenue.  He was 
fifty-seven years old and is survived by his widow, Katie HARDING.  He 
was employed as a motorman by the B.M.T. at Bergen street depot.  He is 
survived by his widow and two daughters, Mrs. Irene BATTE and Mrs. 
Florence FRESTA; two sons, Charles and Robert HARDING; a nephew, Harold 
HAGGERTY; two sisters, Mrs. Rose EATER and Mrs. Maude HASKELL, and a 
brother, Charles HARDING.  The funeral will be held at 2:30 P.M. 
Wednesday and interment will be at Linden Hill Cemetery under direction 
of the Estate of D.J. Langton Sons, 74 Utica avenue.

HAWKINS - On July 4, 1929, at Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Louise, beloved wife of 
William H. HAWKINS and daughter of Louise CACCIA and the late Richard 
CACCIA.

HAYES - Michael, died Saturday at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Catherine 
MULQUEEN, 21 Sterling place.  H was born in County Clare, Ireland, and 
had been a resident of Brooklyn for five years.  He was a son of Bridget 
WALSH and the late Michael HAYES.  He is survived by two brothers, 
Patrick and Austin, living in Ireland.  The funeral will be held at 9 
A.M. to-morrow with requiem mass at the R.C. Church of St. Augustine.  
Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery.  He was a member of Grain 
Men's Protective Association, Local 1013

HENDERSON - Beatrice, died Saturday at her home, 666 Seventy-first 
street.  She is survived by her parents, John and Mary; three sisters, 
sister Consolata Maria, Rita and Anna and three brothers, John, Thomas 
and George.  The funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. to-morrow will 
requiem mass at the R.C. Church of the St. Ephrem.  Interment at St. 
John's Cemetery under direction of Joseph G. DUFFY, 237 Ninth street. 

HERRMANN- On July 6, 1929, Johanna HERRMANN, age 65 years, beloved 
mother of Adelaide SCHELL and sister of Minnie NEISS, Mary, SCHAEFFER, 
Frank and John REIDMULLER.  Funeral services at her late residence, 865a 
Fresh Pond rd., on Tuesday at 8 P.M.  Members of Thusnelda Lodge No. 28, 
I.O.O.F., and Augusta K.U. Verein No.1, are respectfully invited to 
attend funeral on Wednesday, 2 P.M.  Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

HIGGINS - Anna MALONEY HIGGINS, wife of Thomas F. HIGGINS, died 
Saturday.  She is survived by her husband, three daughters, Rose Mary, 
Helen, and Ann HIGGINS; her father, Thomas MALONEY; two brothers James 
and Thomas MALONEY; two sisters Mrs. J CARBOY and Lillian MALONEY.  
Funeral from 1089 Sheepshead Bay road, to-morrow with requiem mass at 
St, Mark's R.C. Church, Sheepshead Bay, at 10:30 A.M.  Interment at Holy 
Cross Cemetery under direction of F.F. SPAULDING.

HUTCHENSON - Margaret E. CURLEY HUTCHENSON died last Friday.  She was a 
daughter of the late Bernard and Bridget CULLEN CURLY and sister of the 
late Rev. Dennis F. CURLEY, Kathryn A. CURLEY and Mrs. FLYNN and mother 
of Mrs. KENNEDY.  Reposing at Cronin's Chapel, 187 South Oxford street.  
Funeral to-day at 9:30 A.M., thence to St. Edward's Church, where a 
solemn requiem mass was celebrated.  Interment was at Holy Cross 
Cemetery under direction of Jere J CRONIN, Inc., 115 Atlantic avenue.

JOHNSON - Alex, died Sunday.  He was born in Sweden forty-two years ago 
and had been a resident of Brooklyn for the past seven years.  He is 
survived by his wife and three children, also three brothers in Sweden.  
He resided at 948 Fifty-ninth street.  Funeral services will be held 
Wednesday at 2 P.M. at Charles A. SANDSTROM's Funeral Parlors, 4?03 
Fourth avenue.  Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.

KILLIAN - In loving memory of Joseph T. KILLIAN, who died July 8, 1921 - 
Wife, sons and sister.

LEASH - On July 6 in her 55th year, Margaret Leash (nee BAKER), widow of 
William H. LEASH, and beloved daughter of Sarah BAKER.  Funeral services 
at her home, 8916 199th st., Hollis, on Monday, July 8, at 8 P.M.  
Interment Evergreen Cemetery, Brooklyn, N.Y., July 9th, at 2 P.M.

LOEHR - Andrew, suddenly on July 5, in his 19th year; survived by his 
mother, Catherine LOEHR (nee WOLF) and one brother, Clement and one 
sister, Frances LOEHR.  He was born in Brooklyn and was a son of the 
late Clement L. LOEHR.  He was employed in the Wall Street brokerage 
firm of Henry CLEWES & Company.  Funeral Tuesday, from his late  
residence, 133-52 117th st., Richmond Hill, thence to the Church of Our 
Lady of Perpetual Help, where a solemn high mass will be celebrated at 
9:30.  Interment St. John's Cemetery under direction of Nelson W. 
GRAHAM, 9408 118th street Richmond Hill.

MCCALLUM - Henry J., died Thursday in his twenty-third year at his home, 
4 Maple Grove place, Baldwin.  He was a resident of Brooklyn for twenty 
years.  He was a chauffeur by trade and a member of St. Christopher's 
Church, where a requiem mass was celebrated.  Interment was a Calvary 
Cemetery.  He leaves a father, Patrick; one brother, John, and one 
sister Mrs. Walter DONNOLLY.  Peter J. GEIS, of 88 Catalpa avenue, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

MCGUIRE - Mary E. MCKINLEY MCGUIRE, wife of Thomas MCGUIRE, died 
Saturday.  Funeral from her late home, 974 Bedford avenue, Tuesday, at 9 
A.M.; thence to R.C. Church of St. Ambrose, DeKalb and Tompkins avenue, 
where a mass of solemn requiem will be offered for the repose of her 
soul.  In addition to her husband, she is survived by three daughters, 
Margaret, Veronica, and Catherine MCGUIRE; two sister, Mrs. Thomas 
FARRELL and Mrs. Harry LANE; four brothers, Richard, Robert, John and 
Walter MCKINLEY.  Interment at Calvary Cemetery under direction of 
George T. MCHUGH, 782 Myrtle avenue.

MCNAMARA - On July 8, 1929, at her residence, 388 Park pl., Katherine 
A., beloved daughter of the late Sylvester A., and Jane MCNAMARA, and 
sister of Matthew F., John H. and Helen MCNAMARA.  Notice of funeral 
hereafter.

MEEHAN - Patrick J., suddenly, on July 7 at his daughter's home at 
Falkington, Pa.  He is survived by one daughter, Mary; two sons, Timothy 
and John.  Funeral from his son's home, 1681 Palmetto st.,  Ridgewood, 
Thursday, July 11, at 9 A.M.  Solemn requiem mass will be offered at St. 
Bridget's R.C. Church, 9:30 A.M.  Interment Calvary.

MOHLENFELDT - Henry, died yesterday in his sixty-first year at Brooklyn 
Hospital.  He is survived by his widow, Marie DILLSTEIN MOHLENFELDT, and 
a sister, Mrs. Marie FRANK, of Germany.  He had been a captain of 
seagoing boats for many years.  He was a life member of Sanctorum Lodge, 
747, F. & A.M.  Masonic services will be held at 8 P.M. to-morrow at his 
late home, 1610 Eighth avenue.  Religious services will be held at 10 
A.M. Wednesday.  Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery under direction 
of George SEIBOLD, 384 Van Brunt street.

MURRAY - George, born in Brooklyn forty-two years ago, died Friday.  
Funeral from the chapel of Peter J. GEIS, 88 Catalpa avenue.  Interment 
to-day was at Holy Cross Cemetery.  He leaves his wife, Anna, one 
daughter and one sister.

O'KEEFE - Charles Francis, on July 7, 1929, beloved son of Mrs. Annie 
SULLIVAN, brother of Mrs. John H. MCQUADE and Mrs. John D. HUNTER.  
Funeral from the residence of his mother 266 Grand ave., Baldwin, L.I. 
on Wednesday at 9 A.M.  Solemn mass of requiem at St. Raphael's Church.  
Interment Calvary Cemetery.

PRENDERGAST - Gregory Joseph, a student of St. Francis College, died 
Sunday at his home, 1775 East Fourteenth street, near Avenue R.  He was 
a graduate of St. Brendan's Parochial School and member of St. Brendan's 
R.C. Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated 
Wednesday.  In addition to his parents, Joseph M. and Helen MCNAMARA 
PRENDERGAST, HE IS SURVIVED BY TWO SISTERS, Ruth and June PRENDERGAST.  
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of William DUNIGAN & 
Son, Rogers avenue and Montgomery street.

RAVOLD - Frank, died Sunday.  He was a retired storekeeper of Fresh Pond 
road, survived by his widow, Anna; sister, Mary BAEHR; brother George.  
Funeral from his late residence, 86-10 124th st., Richmond Hill, 
Wednesday, 9 A.M.. followed by a solemn requiem mass at the Church of 
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal.  Interment St. John's Cemetery.

RISPEN - (nee DOLAN) On July 8, 1929, Mary, beloved wife of Thomas and 
mother of Viola and Edward RISPEN and Mrs. Gertrude KANE, 
at her residence, 545 Bergen st.  Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 A.M. 
from residence, 545 Bergen st.  
Solemn requiem mass at St. Joseph's Church.  
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

RUSSELL - Joseph L., at his residence, 1478 Flatbush ave., beloved son 
of John and Mary.  Funeral on Wednesday, July 10, at 9:30 A.M.; thence 
to St. Jerome's R.C. Church, where solemn mass of requiem will be 
offered.  Interment St. John's Cemetery.

SCHREINER - Johanna A., died Friday in her seventy-ninth year at her 
home, 8901 Myrtle avenue.  She was born in Germany and is survived by a 
sister, Mary DISCHINGER and six daughters, Mary SCHILLE, Catherine 
SCHEUERMANN, Mrs. Helen KLEIN, Amelia BAUER, Johanna DE FORDE and 
Mathilda LILLENTHAL, and two sons, John and Victor SCHREINER.  The 
funeral will be held at 2 P.M. to-day and interment will be under 
direction of William BUSS & Son, 6708 Myrtle avenue.

SCHUMAN - Thomas died Saturday at his home, 110-02 159th street.  
Jamaica Souts.  He was born in Germany sixty-four years ago and is 
survived by his wife, Justina; eight sons, August, Alfred, George, 
Joseph, Valentine, William, Leo, Thomas; two daughters, Catherine and 
Christine; one brother, Michael, and six grandchildren.  The funeral 
will be held from his late home to-morrow at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. 
Monica's R.C. Church, where a solemn high mass will be said.  Interment 
will follow at St. John's Cemetery under the direction of the estate of 
Hugh J. TRUDDEN, 129-16 Liberty avenue, Richmond Hill.

SCHURY - John, died Thursday.  He was born in Germany seventy-one years 
ago, and lived fifty years in Brooklyn.  He was for many years a jeweler 
in Manhattan and formerly lived in Plainfield, N.J.  Funeral to-day at 2 
P.M., from 115 Atlantic avenue.  Interment at Greenwood Cemetery under 
direction of Jere J. CRONIN, Inc.

SMITH - Elizabeth, on Sunday, Jul 7, 1929, widow of Charles J. SMITH, at 
her residence, 585 Lexington ave.  Interment Wednesday, 2 P.M.

SPRINGER - In sad and loving memory of our dear mother, Ellen A. 
SPRINGER, who departed this life one year ago to-day - Sons and daughters.

WESTHOFF - On Saturday, July 6, 1929, James P. WESTHOFF, aged 49 years, 
beloved brother of Kate SCHMIDT, Anna DECKER and Joseph P. WESTHOFF.  
Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral on Tuesday at 2 P.M. 
from R. STUTZMANN's Funeral Chapel, 2001 Madison st.  
Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

9 July 1929
SHOWERS THIS EVENING MAY BREAK HEAT WAVE AS DEATH TOOL MOUNTS
 Mercury Climbs to 83 as City Swelters Through Third Day
 New Yorkers were braving bodily harm this afternoon, mentioning the 
humidity to friends while the city sweltered through the third day of 
its second severe heat wave this year.
 The death tool, including six persons drowned in and near New York has 
reached thirteen.  A score of prostrations kept ambulance surgeons and 
private physicians busy.
 Relenting shortly after noon from his gloomy forecast of core the same, 
Chief Weather forecaster SCARR now sees hope of cooling showers during 
the evening, with more pleasant atmosphere tomorrow.  The afternoon 
temperature remained at 83 degrees.
The Dead:
Mrs. Bertha BERZINSKY, 33, died in her home at 33 South First street.
John KERRIGAN, 36, address unknown, found dead at 40 Congress street.
Sam ROSENTHAL, 45, of 151 McKibben street, was overcome at 55 Great 
	Jones Street, Manhattan.  Fell from fourth floor window and was killed.
An unidentified man, 45, was overcome at Pier 37, North River.  He died 
	in Bellevue Hospital.
Ribert PARLMAN (transcriber's note -this is the spelling in the 
	newspaper), 27, of 347 Rodney street, drowned in Berbour's Pond, West 
	Paterson, N.J.
Walter LEBICH, 7, of 586 Main street, West Paterson, drowned in same pond.
William GRIVAS, 21, of 2254 West Seventh street, drowned at Coney Island.
Albert WHITING, 13, 1750 East Thirteenth street, drowned in Mill Basin
Charles O'BRIEN, 11, 1214 Kings Highway, drowned in Mill Basin.
Morris SHAPIRO, 46, 37 Sterling place, died of heart failure.
John FLANAGAN, 45, 344 Grant street, Paterson, overcome while sitting in 
	third story window.  He fell and was killed.
Milton PASSER, 16, of Yonkers, drowned in the reservoir at Pleasantville.
Mrs. Catherine KUZUK of 123 Clark avenue, Jersey City, jumped from a 
	third-story window and was killed.

2 BROOKLYN YOUTHS LOSE LIVES IN WATER, ONE AT CONEY ISLAND
Other Drowned In West Paterson, N.J. - Both Bodies Recovered
 William GRIVAS, 21, a clerk living at 2254 West Seventh street, Coney 
Island, was drowned last night in the surf off the foot of West Tenth 
street.  The body was washed up on the rocks at the foot of West Sixth 
street an hour and a half after the youth was seen to sink.
 Chris VAHOULIS, 21, of 183 Avenue T, Brooklyn, had accompanied GRIVAS to 
Coney Island.  When he saw his comrade go under water he endeavored to 
rescue him, but GRIVAS clutched him around the neck and he had to 
struggle to free himself.  Before he could return to GRIVAS’ assistance, 
he sank from sight.
 VAHOULIS and other swimmers dove repeatedly, but failed to recover the 
body until it was washed up.  Dr. FAULKNER of the Coney Island Hospital 
made an unsuccessful effort to resuscitate the drowned youth.
 At Paterson, N.J., Robert PARLMAN, of 347 Rodney street, Brooklyn, was 
swimming with hundreds of others in Barbour’s Pond, when he suffered a 
cramp and sank before help could reach him.  His body was recovered 
about twenty minutes later.

UNGUARDED CROSSING DEATH SITE FOR MAN
Train Kills Unidentified Man in Lynbrook
 An unidentified man, about fifty, was killed yesterday by a west-bound 
train at the Wright avenue grade crossing of the Long Island railroad in 
Lynbrook.  The grade crossing in unprotected.
 Police said the man, walking north on Wright avenue heard the approach 
of the train but could not reach safety in time to avoid being hit.  
Police found a partially filled bottle of what they believed to be 
alcohol.  The body was found about seventy-five feet west of the crossing.
 Acting Coroner Edward T. NEU, ordered the body removed to Wyckoff’s 
morgue, pending identification.

FATHER O’NEILL DIES
Well Known Here
 The Rev. Thomas J. O’NEILL, a member of the Order of the Congregation of 
the Mission, known as the Vincentian Fathers, died suddenly Sunday at 
the Mother House of the order at Germantown, Pa., it was learned to-day.
 Father O’NEILL, who was for many years attached to the parish of St. 
John the Baptist at Lewis and Willoughby avenues, was widely known to 
the many graduates of St. John’s College, located and conducted by the 
Vincentian Fathers in Brooklyn.  The funeral will be held tomorrow 
morning at Germantown.

FLATBUSH BOY OF 9 DROWNED AT MONTICELLO
Arthur KAHANER Perishes in Mountain Pool - Two Other Victims Identified
Monticello, N.Y. July 9 - Arthur KAHANER, nine-year-old son of Mr. And 
Mrs. John KAHANER, of 1601 Avenue H, Brooklyn, was drowned to-day in a 
rocky pond near this village.
 The boy’s parents were in the mountains with him.  His aunt, Miss Anna 
KAHANER, had remained in the city.  Arthur was staying with his mother 
at a hotel owned by his uncle, J. KAHANER.  His father had gone over to 
Pine Plains to visit a brother.
 At ten this morning the boy went wading in Dougherty’s Pond, near the 
hotel.  Not far from shore he stepped off a rocky ledge into ten feet of 
water.  He shouted for help, but no one nearby could swim, and he soon 
disappeared.
 Arthur’s cousin, Max, eleven, was in difficulty in the water at the same 
time.  He was saved by Abe KOTNEY, fifteen years old, a neighbor.
 Mrs. KAHANER refused to leave the pond while local people dragged it for 
her son’s body.
 Positive identification was made early to-day, of the bodies of the two 
boys who were drowned yesterday afternoon in Mill Basin, near Gerrittsen 
Beach and just outside the limits of the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities 
Camp Whitney.
 They were Albert WHITING, 13, of 1750 East Thirteenth street, and his 
little pal, Charles O’BRIEN, 11, of 1214 Kings highway.  The two 
youngsters were in no way connected with the camp.

FUNERAL TO-MORROW FOR GEORGE WHITE
Funeral services will be held at 8 P.M. to-morrow for George H. K. 
WHITE, one of the oldest Masons in Brooklyn, who died yesterday in his 
eighty-seventh year at his home, 606 Halsey street.
 Mr. WHITE was for sixty-five years a member of Hill Grave Lodge, 540 F. 
& A.M.  He was a retired chief inspector in the grain department of the 
New York Produce Exchange having been employed there for forty years.  
He is survived by two nephews.  Interment Thursday will be private.

BENIZIO - Ippolito, died Saturday in his fiftieth year.  He came to this 
country about fifteen years ago and became engaged in the decorating 
business.  Funeral was held from his late home, 191 Manhattan avenue, 
to-day, at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception 
Church, Leonard and Maujer streets, where a solemn requiem mass was 
celebrated.  Interment was at St. John’s Cemetery under direction of 
Matthew L. Rogers.

BROWN - Joseph E., died yesterday at his home, 68 St. Pauls place.  He 
was for more than thirty years employed by the National Casket Company.  
He is survived by his widow, Theresa M.; two sons, Joseph and Lawrence 
BROWN.  The funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. Thursday with requiem mass 
at 10 A.M., at the R. C. Church of the Holy Innocents.  Interment will 
be at Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of William J. Dalton.  
Brooklyn Lodge # 22, B. P. O. Elks - Brothers:  You are requested to 
attend the funeral service of our brother, Joseph E. BROWN.  Wednesday 
evening, July 10, at 8 o’clock at his residence, 68 St. Pauls pl.  
Edward A. WYNNE, Exalted Ruler, Joseph H. BECKER, Secretary.

CRONIN - Margaret, In sad and loving memory of a beloved wife and 
darling mother, who departed into eternity, July 10, 1926.  Third 
anniversary mass will be offered at St. Paul’s Church, July 10, at 8 A. 
M.  May her soul rest in Peace.  A Precious one from us has gone, a 
voice we loved is stilled, a place is vacant in our home, which never 
can be filled.  Husband and sons.

DEVINE - Alfred, Month’s mind mass will be offered at St. Agnes’ R. C. 
Church, Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock.  Wife Rose

DURNIN - Elizabeth, widow of Michael DURNIN, died Sunday at her home, 
172 Fifty-seventh street.  The funeral will be held to-morrow at 9:30 A. 
M. from the home of her son, Michael DURNIN, 5505 Third avenue, thence 
to the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, where a solemn requiem mass 
will be offered, followed by interment at Holy Cross Cemetery under the 
direction of T. J. Higgins & Son, Inc., 203 Jay street.

FOX - Charles, died Sunday in his seventy-third year at his home, 47 
Menahan street.  The funeral will be held at 10 A.M. to-morrow with 
requiem mass at the R. C. Church of St. Barbara.  He is survived by his 
widow, Dorothy; four sons, Luke, Charles, Frederick, and William; and 
three daughters, Eva EMMERICK, Anna YOUNG, and Dorothy MILLER.  
Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery under direction of William 
West, 365 Evergreen avenue.

HENSLER - Barbara, died Sunday at her home 9421 129th st., Richmond 
Hill.  She was born in New York City and is survived by one son, George 
J.; three daughters, Mrs. Martin HUCK?, Mrs. Charles ROEBER and Mrs. 
John F. DAVIS.  Requiem mass on Wednesday at 9:30 A.M. at the R. C. 
Church of St. Benedict Joseph.  Interment St. John’s Cemetery.

JOLLON - Helen W., daughter of Eugene JOLLON, of the Ninety-second 
Precinct, New York Police Department, and Winifred LAVIN JOLLON, died 
Sunday in St. Catherine’s Hospital.  The funeral will be held at 10 A.M. 
to-morrow from the funeral chapel of Fenney & Sons, 1857 Broadway.  
Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.

JORDAN - Anna DONLON JORDAN, In loving memory of our dear mother, who 
died July 9, 1928.  Gone, but not forgotten.  Dear mother, again we hope 
to meet thee, When the day of our life is o’er, And in heaven with joy 
to greet thee Where farewell tears are shed no more.  Son, Frank; 
Daughter, Mary.

KENNY - Joseph, son of Joseph and the late Margaret BURNS KENNY, died 
Sunday in St. Catherine’s Hospital.  He was a life resident of the 
Eastern District and is survived by his widow, Helen, and a son, Joseph 
F. KENNY, Jr.  The funeral will be held at 2:30 P.M. to-morrow and 
interment will be at Mt. Olivet Cemetery under direction of William P. 
Murphy & Son, 87 Herbert street.

KRAFT - William, died yesterday at his home, 348 Devoe street.  He was 
born in Brooklyn sixty-six years ago and is survived by one brother, 
Louis.  Funeral service Wednesday at 10:30 A.M.  Interment at Lutheran 
Cemetery.  Edward Newman, of 141 Nassau avenue, has charge of the funeral.

LAYDEN - Thomas, died yesterday at his home, 1345 East Second street.  
He is survived by his parents, John and Mary; a brother, John LAYDEN, 
and five sisters, Mrs. Mary LARSEN, Sadie, Agnes, Madeline and Irene 
LAYDEN.  The funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. Thursday with requiem 
mass at the R. C. Church of the Guardian Angel, Ocean parkway and 
Sheepshead Bay road.  Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under 
direction of Martin F. Healey, 128 Utica Avenue.

LEWANDOWSKI - August, died Sunday in his eightieth year at his home 1151 
Greene avenue.  The funeral will he held at Evergreen Cemetery under 
direction of William Werst, 365 Evergreen avenue.  He is survived by 
three daughters, Ann, Josephine and Sophie M. BAUER.

LEWIS - William, husband of Irene LEWIS, died Sunday at his home, 192 
Columbia Heights.  The funeral was held to-day at 9 A.M., thence to the 
Church of the Assumption, where a solemn requiem mass was offered, 
followed by interment at St. John’s Cemetery under the direction of T. 
J. Higgins & Sons, Inc., 203 Jay street.

LYNCH - Bartley F., died yesterday at his home, 29 Prospect place.  He 
was and had been a resident of Brooklyn for fifty-five years. He was 
employed by the U. S. Customs Service in Manhattan.  He was a member of 
the R. C. Church of St. Augustine, Sixth avenue and Sterling place, 
where requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 A.M. Thursday.  He is 
survived by a daughter, May LYNCH, and two sisters, Mrs. Edward KING and 
Mrs. Margaret CONEYS.  Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.

MCCARTHY - Rose WHEELER MCCARTHY, In sad and loving memory of my dear 
mother, who departed this life July 10, 1913.  Anniversary mass at the 
R. C. Church of the Visitation, at 8 o’clock Wednesday morning.  
Daughter Marcella.

MCCUE - Mary J. (nee ATKINS), on July 8, at her residence, 348 78th st., 
beloved wife of James, and mother of Catherine and Harry and sister of 
James and Patrick ATKINS and Mrs. George YOUNG.  Funeral Wednesday July 
10, at 9:30 A.M., from the Church of Our Lady of Angels.  Interment Holy 
Cross Cemetery.

MCGROVER - John H., In sad and living memory of our dear son and 
brother, who departed this life July 9, 1928.  Anniversary mass was 
celebrated this morning for my dear son.  Mother, Sisters and Brother.

MOYLAN - Michael J., died yesterday at his home, 185 Menahan street.  He 
was born in County Galway, Ireland, and had been a resident of Brooklyn 
for thirty-seven years.  He was a member of Local 773 of the 
Bricklayer’s Helper’s Union.  He is survived by his widow, Bridget 
MOLLOY MOYLAN; two daughters, Mrs. Mary BUERKEL and Agnes MOYLAN; two 
sons, John and Thomas MOYLAN; a sister, Mrs. Mary JACOBS; a brother, 
Thomas MOYLAN, and nine grandchildren.  He was a member of the R. C. 
Church of St. Bridget, where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 10:30 
A.M. Thursday.  Interment will be at Holy Trinity Cemetery under 
direction of Feeney & Sons, 1857, Broadway.

PARKER - Agnes, died Sunday at her home, 221 Clarkson avenue.  She was 
born at Parrs Boro, Nova Scotia, Canada, Twenty-three years ago.  Coming 
to this country about two years ago, she settled in Flatbush.  She was 
the daughter of Birdie and the late Burton FIFE and is survived by her 
husband, Carvel PARKER; a daughter, Dolores PARKER; her mother, Mrs., 
Fife FLYNN; four brothers, Roy, Dick, Thomas and John, and three 
sisters, Rhoda, Isabelle and Christina FIFE.  The funeral was held 
to-day at 8 A.M. from the mortuary of Thomas H. Ireland at 1088 Nostrand 
avenue, and after services the body was shipped to Parrs Boro, Nova 
Scotia, where interment will be made at Parrs Boro Cemetery.

QUINLISK - Thomas, died Sunday at Chicago, Ill.  He formerly lived on 
Atlantic avenue.  He is survived by his widow, Elizabeth, and a brother, 
James QUINLISK, of Chicago, and a sister, Theresa QUINLISK, of 
Brooklyn.  The funeral will be held in Chicago, under direction of Frank 
E. Spaulding, 131 Atlantic avenue.

REBSTEIN - Lawrence P., In sad and loving memory of our dear son, who 
departed this life July 9, 192?.  May his soul rest in peace.  Gone, 
never to be forgotten.  Family.

SCHMIDT - Mamie, On Tuesday, July 9, 1929, beloved wife of Joseph 
SCHMIDT and daughter of Marie BORSMAN.  Funeral services at the New York 
and Brooklyn Funeral Home, 187 South Oxford st., on Thursday, July 11, 
at 8 P.M.  Funeral Friday,.  Interment to follow at Lutheran Cemetery.

SCHWILK - Ludwig, on July 7, in his 64th year.  Funeral service at his 
home, 102-11 86th st., Woodhaven, L. I., on Wednesday, July 10, at 8 P. 
M.   Interment Thursday, 2 P. M., Maple Grove Cemetery.

SIMONS - Monica A., died yesterday in her thirty-third year in the 
Jewish Hospital.  She was born in Brooklyn and had been a resident of 
Canarsie for the past fifteen years.  She was a member of the Altar and 
Rosary societies attached to the R. C. Church of the Holy Family, 
Canarsie.  She is survived by her husband, Frank; two sons, Francis and 
Edward; her parents, Anthony and Monica; three brothers, Charles, John 
and Edward O’BRYAN, and a sister, Mrs. Eleanor ARONSON.  The funeral 
will be held from her late home, 9914 Glenwood road at 9:30 A.M., 
Thursday with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of the Holy Family, 
Canarsie.  Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery under direction of 
D. J. Fullerton, 9718 Flatlands avenue.

SWEENEY - Nellie A., widow of James Sweeney, died Sunday at the home of 
her son, James SWEENEY, 475 Fourth avenue.  She was born in New York 
City and was a resident of Brooklyn for many years.  She is survived by 
her son, James and three daughters, Mrs. Benjamin WITT, Mrs. Oscar F. 
ZAHN and Mrs. Daniel MCCORY.  Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 A.M. from her 
late home; thence to St. Thomas Aquinas Church, where a solemn mass of 
requiem will be celebrated.  Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.

WHITE - Charles A., a stionary (stationary?) engineer and a resident of 
Brooklyn for fifty years, died Sunday in his seventy-eighth year, at his 
home 596 Leonard street.  He was born in New York City and was a member 
of the Union Baptist Church of Greenpoint.  He is survived by his widow, 
Helen A. WHITE, and a daughter, Mrs. Mac BALDWIN.  The funeral services 
will be held at 8 o’clock to-night at his late home.  Interment at 2 
P.M. to-morrow will be held at Mount Olivet Cemetery under direction of 
the Bock Funeral Directors, 122 Meseroic avenue.

WOLMAN - Jacob, of 611 Crown street, died to-day.  He was born in 
Brooklyn twenty years ago and is survived by his father, Simon; his 
mother, Ester, and two brothers, Norman and Tobias WOLMAN.  The funeral 
will be held at 1:30 P.M. to-morrow from the Jewish Memorial Chapel, 
1406 Pitkin avenue.  Interment will be at the family plot in Montefiore 
Cemetery, Springfield.

10 July 1929
Six Heat Deaths
-Samuel ROSENTHAL, 50, of 251 McKibben street, fell dead after 
complaining of the hear. He was employed as a vest maker by Samuel 
ADVOCAT of 55 Great Jones street, Manhattan.

-Harry MCKAY, 35, of 406 Sixteenth street collapsed outside of the office 
of the Sutherland Forwarding Company, at 41 Henry street, where he was 
employed. He died a short time later.

-Michael GUTCHAK, 56, of 616 East Seventeenth street, Manhattan, 
collapsed while at work in the shoe factory of G. VOLLBRACHT, at 239 
Canal street, Manhattan. He died before medical aid could be summoned.

-William FITTERMAN, captain of the barge Rough Rider, was found dead in 
his bunk. The barge was moored at Thirty-seventh street, Manhattan, and 
the East River. Police said heat had caused his death.

-Maurice CONNELLY, 42, of 40 Cornelia street, collapsed in a wash room in 
the plant of the American Sugar Refining Company at South Fifth street 
and Kent avenue, where he was employed, and died.

-William BRENNAN, 61, of 63 Broadway, this borough, was found dead in his bed.

Three are Drowned
-Cornelius VAN KEMPEN, 25, a dishwasher employed in the summer home of 
the Hospital for Joint Diseases was drowned in Jamaica Bay off Mott 
avenue. His body was found near shore an hour later.

-Henry MUSURILLO, Jr., 21, of 29 Catherine street, Manhattan, was seized 
with a cramp while swimming in Swarzwood Lake, near Newton N.J. He 
disappeared before his friend Thomas CASTRONOVA, of 187 Madison street, 
Manhattan, could reach him.

-The body of an unidentified Negro boy about 16 years old was found in 
the Hudson off Ninety-seventh street by Patrolman George MULRICH. The 
boy was wearing black trunks.

FATHER OF SIX CONFESSES HE KILLED WIFE
 Daughter Finds Bruised Body of Her Parent Lying Under Bed
 Seated in the detectives’ room of the Clymer street station to-day, 
Bernard MCFADDEN, 49, of 23 Floyd street, tearfully told the police how 
he murdered his wife, Nettie, 44, while in a jealous rage.
  MCFADDEN later had a hearing before Magistrate HEALY I Homicide Court on 
a charge of murder. Magistrate HEALY committed him to Kings County 
Hospital for observation.
 He was arraigned on an affidavit, signed by Detective MEENAHAN, of the 
Ninetieth Squad. It set forth that late last night MCFADDEN struck his 
wife on the head with a broom handle, which caused her death. She was 
dead when an ambulance surgeon arrived.
 MCFADDEN admitted to the court he had struck his wife. He said he did it 
because she picked up a chair and threatened to kill him. His head was 
bandaged where he had, apparently, been struck by some blunt instrument.
 About 5 o’clock last night, MCFADDEN, who is a roofer by occupation but 
out of work at present, began to argue with his wife, charging her with 
paying much attention to other men. She laughed at him, he said, and 
told him to get a job.
 One work led to another and MCFADDEN in the heat of the argument, 
grabbed a clothes stick and beat his wife over the head until she fell 
unconscious. He then dragged her body to the bedroom and hid it under 
the bed.
 Shortly after 6 o’clock last night their eldest daughter, Florence, 18, 
came home from work and found her dead mother’s body beneath the bed. 
Her screams attracted the neighbors who had overheard the argument 
between MCFADDEN and his wife and they notified the police. After a 
thorough investigation of the case Detectives MEENAHAN and James SHEEHEY 
learned from one of the MCFADDEN children that their father frequented 
Rockaway Beach and in the company with Detective James FOLEY of Rockaway 
station they apprehended MCFADDEN at 4 o’clock this morning on the 
boardwalk at Rockaway.
They brought him back and after intense questioning he admitted the 
murder. With tears streaming down his face, MCFADDEN sobbed, "If only I 
had killed myself too. I am so sorry that I did it. If was just 
jealousy. How can I live without my wife?"
The MCFADDENs have been married twenty-nine years and have six children. 
They are Walter, 23; Benjamin, 19; Rita, 10; Ruth, 8; Florence, 18; and 
Howard, 6 years old.
Police Commissioner WHALEN arrived at the scene at 10:30 and remained 
for about an hour. He took great interest in the younger of the children 
and also gathered a collection from the police for them. He gave 
Detective MEENAHAN a five-dollar bill and directed him to take the 
children to a nearby restaurant and see that they were well fed.
MCFADDEN was taken to the Manhattan police line-up this morning and 
later was to appear in Homicide Court.

L.I.R.R. BLAMED IN DEATH
Mayor Howard G. WILSON, at the meeting of the Lynbrook Village Board, 
placed the blame for the death of Thomas MCCARTHY, at the Wright avenue 
grade crossing, Monday afternoon on the Long Island Railroad. He said 
the railroad failed to install warning signal at the crossing when 
requested by local officials less than a month ago. Three persons have 
been killed at the crossing within recent years.

BOY PROVEN VICTIM OF AMNESIA AND NOT ORIENTAL DISEASE
Autopsy Tells Cause of Death; Hospital Thanks Press
 George MOSHER, 15, whose long illness mystified doctors for the Seaside 
Hospital, New Dorp, S.L. where he died last night, was not the victim of 
any mysterious Oriental disease, as sometimes reported, but died of 
aplastic anemia.
 Dr. Gaylord GRAVES, medical director of the Seaside Hospital, made that 
declaration to-day following an autopsy performed on the boy’s body last 
night. Dr. GRAVES further said hospital authorities had at no time 
believe the body a suffered from any disease other than some form of anemia.
 He said there was no danger in the disposition of the boy’s body, as had 
been rumored, and that there was no necessity for special arrangements 
for its disposal.
 Dr. GRAVES said he was preparing a report of the case for the Bureau of 
Medical Information of the New York Academy of Medicine. Aplastic 
anemia, he said, is invariably fatal. Dr. GRAVES said he was grateful to 
newspapers for the publicity they had given the boy’s plight, which had 
been resulted in many offers of aid.
 Physicians ordered weekly blood transfusions, hoping to stave off death 
until they could come to grips with the disease and devise a treatment. 
To the plea for blood 980 persons responded and eagerly sought the 
privilege of helping the boy. There were 125 women in the list; blind 
persons who knew of George’s plight by radio and the deaf who read the 
newspapers.
 The crisis came Friday on George’s fifteenth birthday. Throngs arrived 
at the hospital, asking if they could be of assistance; 200 bouquets 
cluttered George’s room and spilled out into the hospital halls; 1000 
letters and telegrams arrived.
"Stay in there and pitch," someone wrote from Europe.
 George surveyed it all and for the first time made what could be 
construed as a complaint over his illness.
"I want to live," he said. "I’ll get well."
 Physicians believe the excitement of his birthday celebration might have 
contributed to the decline that set in immediately. Yesterday Dr. GRAVES 
straightened up from the cot and whispered that George was too weak to 
have another transfusion. Everyone knew what that meant.

BURKE - In sad and loving memory of my beloved daughter and sister, 
Grace, who departed this life July 11, 1928. First anniversary mass at 
Visitation Church, July 11 at 9 A.M. Our lips cannot speak how we miss 
you, our hearts cannot twll what to say, But God knows how we love you 
and miss you, Grace, darling, Since that day you were taken away. Gone, 
but not forgotten. Lonesome Mother, Sister and Brother.

CARRIGAN - John J., son of the late Patrick and Elizabeth CARRIGAN, died 
Monday, July 8th. He was a life resident of Brooklyn. He was a veteran 
of the World War, having served in the 106th Infantry, A.E.F. He was a 
member of the President of the Borough of Manhattan Post, 84. He was 
employed in the Department of Sewers in Brooklyn. He is survived by two 
sisters, Mrs. William C. JONES and Mrs. William MARTIN, of San Antonio, 
Texas, and a brother, Ralph CARRIGAN. The funeral will be held at 10 
A.M. Friday from 339 Court street, with requiem mass at the R.C. Church 
of St. Peter, Hicks and Warren streets. Interment will be at Holy Cross 
Cemetery under direction of Edward ? C. DUNN, 339 Court street.

CHRIST - Charles, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. 
Bessie LODER, 160-07 Grand Central parkway, Jamaica. He was born in Penn 
Township, Pa. He is survived by his widow, Amelia; four daughters and 
five sons. Amelia; four daughters and five sons. P.M. Friday. Interment 
10 A.M. Saturday at Evergreen Cemetery under direction of Feeney & Sons, 
1857 Broadway (Transcriber's note - Typed as it is written)

CLARKE - Margaret, a resident of Brooklyn for forty years, died 
yesterday in her sixtieth year at her home, 234 Etna street. She is 
survived by a sister, Mrs. James GLINDEN. The funeral will be held at 2 
P.M. to-morrow from the funeral chapel of James A, MCCUE, 395 Autumn 
avenue. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.

CONNELL - Suddenly on July 9, 1929, Maurice A., beloved husband of Anna 
CONNELL. Funeral from his late home, 40 Cornelia st., on Friday, July 
12. Requiem mass at the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Putnam and 
Ralph aves.. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

DIAMOND - Frank, who was drowned two weeks ago, off Nantucket Shoals, 
was born in Ireland, and is survived by his widow. The funeral will be 
held at 2 P.M. to-day from the funeral chapel of Feeney & Sons, 1857 
Broadway. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

FARRELL - In loving memory of my dear wife and our devoted mother, 
Elizabeth FARRELL, who departed this life tow years ago to-day, July 10, 
1927. It is not the tears at the moment shed, That tells of the hearts 
that are torn, But the tears that are shed in after years, The grief 
that is silently borne, Gone, but not forgotten. Husband, sons, John and 
George; Daughters, Elizabeth and Florence.

FOGARTY - Margaret (nee FARRELL), beloved wife of the late Michael, on 
July 10, at her residence, 536 49th st. Solemn mass of requiem Saturday, 
July 13, 9:30 A.M., at the Church of St. Agatha, 19th st. and 7th ave. 
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

FREEMAN - Mary Jane, died Thursday at Ridgewood, N.J. She was born Oct. 
20, 1857, at West Farms, N.Y. She is survived by her husband, William R. 
FREEMAN; one son, Robert C. FREEMAN, and two daughters, Sadye J. WEGENER 
and Lillian COSTELL. Funeral services at her residence, 1469 Bushwick 
avenue, to-night at 8 o'clock. Funeral Thursday at 10 A.M. Interment at 
Woodlawn Cemetery under direction of Kearns Sons, 1504 Bushwick avenue.

FREY - John Anton, died Monday at his home, 573 Central avenue. He was 
born in Germany seventy years ago. He is survived by his widow, Eugenia 
FREY; two sons, Joseph A. and Charles M. FREY, and two grandchildren. 
Remains now reposing at Nicholas BLASIUS, Jr. & Son Funeral Home, 710 
Knickerbocker avenue. Funeral Thursday at 8 A.M.; thence to Fourteen 
Holy Martyrs R. C. Church, where there will be a mass at 9 A.M. 
Interment Most Holy Trinity Cemetery, under direction of Nicholas 
BLASIUS Jr. & Son.

GARRITANO - Domenico, died Tuesday at his home, 205 Johnson avenue, in 
his sixty-sixth year. He was born in Italy August 17, 1862, and lived in 
Brooklyn thirty-eight years. He was a member of Society of M. SS. Di 
Pompio since 1905, and survived by his widow and two sons, William and 
John and one daughter, Millie; two brothers, Marvin and Louis; one 
sister, Rosa BRUNO. The funeral will be held Friday at 10 A.M. at Our 
Lady of Pompio R. C. Church, with a high mass by the Rev. A. PIERANO. 
Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery under direction of James J. 
MANCUSO, 202 Johnson avenue.

GILLEN - Hannah AHEARN GILLEN, president of St. Edward's Ladies' 
Catholic Benevolent Association, died yesterday (July 9th) at her home, 
543 Bergen street. She was born in Brooklyn the daughter of the late 
James and Mary CALLANAN AHEARN. She was a charter member of St. Edward's 
R. C. Church and its societies, and for the past ten years a member of 
St. Joseph's R. C. Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be 
celebrated by the Rev. Father T. A. MCLAUGHLIN, Friday at 10 A. M. She 
was the widow of John J. GILLEN, who had been for many years associated 
the WISE Jewelry firm, and is survived by two daughters, Genevieve 
GILLEN and Mrs. Daniel J. CUITE; two sons, John J., and Edmund E. 
GILLEN; one sister, Margaret AHEARN, and four grandchildren. Interment 
will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under the direction of William DUNIGAN & 
Son, 201 Park avenue.

HANSEN - Wernen J., born in Denmark thirty-four years ago and a resident 
of Brooklyn for eighteen years, died Sunday at his home, 853 Forty-third 
street. He was a veteran of the World War, having served in Battery C of 
the 304th Field Artillery. He is survived by his Widow, Helen HANSEN. 
The funeral survives will be held at 2 P.M. to-morrow and interment will 
be at the National Cemetery, Cypress Hills, under direction of Louis W. 
THORGESEN, 300 Court street.

HEFFEREN - Katherine R. KIRWIN HEFFEREN, formerly a parishioner of the 
R. C. Church of St. Patrick, Mott street, Manhattan, died Monday at her 
home, 160-02 Eighty-fourth road, Hillcrest, Jamaica. She is survived by 
her husband, Frank; four daughters, Regina, Katherine, Marie and 
Gertrude; two sons, Frank and Vincent, and a brother, James KERWIN. The 
funeral will be held at 9 A.M. Friday, with requiem mass at the R. C. 
Church of the Presentation, Parson's boulevard and Shelton avenue, 
Jamaica. Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery, under direction of 
William R. GRAHAM, 141-15 Rockaway boulevard, South Ozone Park, Queens. 
(Transcriber's note-spelling is correct for KIRWIN and KERWIN)

HERALD - Agnes, on July 8, at her residence, 546 Park pl. Survived by 
two daughters, Mrs. Spears, of Richmond Hill, and Janet, of Scotland; 
eleven grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Funeral service 
to-day at 2 P.M. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Edinburgh, Scotland, 
papers please copy.

HORMANN - Helena, died Monday in her fifty-sixth year at her home, ?169 
Seventy-first street, Glendale. She was born in Brooklyn and is survived 
by her husband, Louis, three daughters, Mrs. KEHLENBECK, Mrs. COLLINS 
and Mrs. LYNCH, a son Louis HORMANN; two sisters, Mrs. KURS and Mrs. 
GREVE, and a brother George MEMIE. She was a member on the Schwabischer 
Saengerbund of Brooklyn. The funeral services will be held at the Buss 
Funeral Home, 6708 Myrtle avenue, at 8 o'clcok to-night. The Rev. Dr. 
George SCHMIDT will officiate. Interment at 2 P.M. Thursday will be at 
Lutheran Cemetery under direction of William Buss & Son.

HOROHOE- Month's mind mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of 
the soul of Margaret M. HOROHOE on Thursday, 9 A.M., Church of the 
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Ft. Hamilton parkway and East 4th st. HOROHOE 
Family.

JOHNSON - Annie, died Tuesday. She was born in the Sixth Ward and was a 
lifelong parishioner of St. Peter's R. C. Church. She is survived by a 
nephew, Thomas O'BRIEN, and three nieces, Mrs. J. ROBERTS, Mrs. F. 
MOONEY and Miss Mary CULLEN. Funeral from John F. FAGAN's Chapel Friday 
at 9 A.M. with requiem mass at St. Peter's Church, Hicks and Warren 
streets, at 9:30 A.M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

KELLY - On July 10, Bridget Elizabeth, the beloved wife of the late 
Patrick J. KELLY, and loving mother of Joseph, Catherine, Cecelia, and 
Sara, at her residence, 521 10th st. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 A.M. with 
solemn requiem mass at St. Thomas Aquinas Church. Interment Calvary 
Cemetery.

KENWOOD - Peter, a retired police lieutenant, died yesterday at his late 
home, 84-88 Homelawn avenue, Jamaica. Interment at Lutheran Cemetery at 
2 P.M. to-morrow after funeral services. He was fifty-nine years old and 
served with the Police Department for more than twenty-five years, 
retiring on April 30, 1920, from the old Hamburg station, Brooklyn, as a 
lieutenant. He was a member of the Polar Star Lodge, 247 R. and A. M., 
and many police associations. He is survived by his widow, Lore. H. 
KENWOOD, and two daughters, Edith H. HUGO and Edna BARNES.

KIRWAN - John Thomas, died Sunday in Greenpoint Hospital. He was born in 
New York City seventy-three years ago and is survived by three sons, 
Edward, John and William KIRWAN. The funeral will be held to-day at 2 
P.M. from the funeral parlors, 1015 Halsey street, with interment at 
Linden Hill Cemetery, under the direction of Weigand Bros.

KNORR - Charles G., died Monday at his home, 218 Logan street. He is 
survived by his widow, Margaret QUIGLEY KNORR and two brothers, Gustave 
and Wilbur KNORR. Funeral services will be held at 8 P. M. to-morrow and 
interment at 11 A.M. Friday will be at Evergreen Cemetery under 
direction of Robert GLODANO, 2349 Pacific street.

KOCH - Anna Marie, on July 8, 1929, age 81 years; beloved mother of 
Fred, John and August KOCH, and Mary GASTIGER, Barbara KESTLER and 
Caroline SCHMIDT. She is also survived by 19 grandchildren and 7 
great-grandchildren. Funeral on Thursday at 1:30 P.M. from her home, 
24-16 Woodbine street. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

LOWERY - William, son of the late Patrick and Jane LOWERY, died Monday 
in St. Peter's Hospital. He was a life-long resident of the Sixth Ward, 
and a member of the Third Assembly District Democratic Association. He 
was employed in the Brooklyn sewer department for the past thirty-five 
years. Funereal from John F. FAGAN's Mortuary Chapel, Henry and Warren 
streets, on Thursday at 9:30 A. M. Solemn requiem mass at St. Peter's 
Church, Hicks and Warren Streets. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

MARSH - In sad and loving memory of Alexander Marsh. Died July 10, 1927. 
Gone, but not forgotten. The Family

MCGARRIGLE - Terrance, who died Tuesday at 299 Vanderbilt avenue, was 
born in Creevy Keel, County Sligo, Ireland, and was a resident of 
Brooklyn for the past twenty years. He is survived by two brothers, 
Peter and Michael; three sisters, Anna, Catherine and Winifred. Funeral 
Thursday at 9:30 A.M. from the home of his niece, Mrs. Mary MCGLOIN, 299 
Vanderbilt avenue, thence to Queen of All Saints Church, where a solemn 
requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment at St. John's Cemetery under 
direction of James A. MADDEN, 197 Franklin avenue.

MCKAY - Suddenly, on July 9, 1929, William H., beloved husband of 
Beatrice MCKAY. Funeral Friday from his late residence, 106 16th st., at 
9:30 A.M. thence to Holy Name Church, Prospect Park West and Prospect ave.

NICOLELLO - Pasquale, 59, beloved husband of Julia NICOLELLO, died July 
9, 1929, at 199 Stone ave., Brooklyn. Funeral services at Church of Our 
Lady of Loretta, Pacific and Sackman sts., Saturday, July 13, 10:30 A.M. 
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

REDMOND - On July 10, 1929, John A., age 42 years, beloved brother of 
Anna and James, and Mrs. M. DAWSON. Funeral from his late residence, 
2702 Myrtle ave., Glendale, Saturday 10, A.M. Requiem mass St. Pancras 
R. C. Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

ROBERTSON - Charles B., died yesterday at his home, 344 Eighth street. 
He was born in New York City and had been a resident of Brooklyn for 
fifteen years. He was a member of the R. C. Church of St. Thomas 
Aquinas, Fourth avenue and Ninth street, where requiem mass will be 
celebrated at 9:30 A.M. Friday. He is survived by his widow, Margaret; a 
daughter, Dorothy; one sister and two brothers. Interment at Calvary 
Cemetery under direction of H. J. HUGHES, 179 Fulton street.

SAMMEL - William F., died Sunday at South Ferry MILLS, N.Y. He was a 
clothing salesman and was eighteen years old. The funeral will be held 
at 9:30 A.M. to-morrow from the home of his parents, William and Mary 
SAMMEL, 191 McKinley avenue, with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of 
St. Sylvester. He is also survived by two brothers, Arthur and Henry. 
Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery under direction of James A. 
MCCUE, 395 Autumn avenue.

SEYMOUR - Edward F., on July 10, beloved husband of Maud and brother of 
John SEYMOUR. Funeral July 12 from funeral chapel, 210 Hoyt st., at 9 
A.M.; thence to Holy Cross R. C. Church, where solemn requiem mass will 
be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

THOMAS - Theresa, died Monday at her home, 443 Bleecker street. She was 
born in Manhattan sixty-five years ago. Coming to Brooklyn in her early 
youth she settled in the Bushwick section. She was a regular attendant 
at the Church of St. Brigid and was a member of the church societies. 
She is survived by her sister, Mrs. Sara MCDERMOTT, and several nieces 
and nephews. The funeral was held this morning from the chapel of Thomas 
H. Ireland, 1088 Nostrand avenue, and interment followed at Locust 
Valley, Long Island.

12 July 1929
TRAIN VICTIM IDENTIFIED
The body of a man believed to be Thomas MCCARTHY, who was killed by a 
westbound Long Island train at Wright avenue grade crossing, Lynbrook, 
has been identified by his widow, who said he left their home in 
Brooklyn, at 183 South Eighth street, about two weeks ago without 
leaving any forwarding address.

TENANTS DENY HEARING FATAL SCUFFLE
Fierce Fight Indicated
The body of Guan TAVEZON, stabbed fifteen times, was found lying on the 
floor of his wrecked furnished room at 72 Hamilton avenue early to-day.
Other tenants thus far questioned by police said they had heard no 
sounds from the apartment during the night, but a wide battle was 
evident from the wrecked and disordered furnishings.
Mrs. GARCIA, janitress, who regularly maintained order for her tenants, 
discovered the murder during her morning rounds.  She summoned Patrolman 
John CASEY, of the Hamilton Police station, and her sent for Dr. 
MOSCOWITZ from Holy Family Hospital, but HAVEZON had been dead for hours.
Detectives now are tying to find out if TAVEZON had relatives in this 
city, or enemies.
Thomas P. CUMMINGS, deputy chief inspector, took charge of the 
investigation and reported TAVEZON was a guest at the apartment where he 
was found.  He also declared his belief TAVEZON had been invited to 
visit the apartment and was then killed.
CUMMINGS and Detectives working under him took into custody Peter 
QUIROZ, 47, said to have been the actual lessee of the apartment.  The 
detectives took QUIROZ over the ground of the murder and the 
neighborhood while questioning him about other occupants of the apartment.
Dr. Emanuel MARTIN, assistant medical examiner, examined TAVEZON and 
said he had been dead since yesterday afternoon.
CUMMINGS declared QUIROZ did not spend last night at the apartment.

GIRL'S MYSTERY DEATH BRINGS ROCKAWAY POOL MAN'S ARREST
Body Found During Draining, Friends Questioned
An all night investigation of the death of Helen FYNN, 15-year-old Far 
Rockaway High School student, in the Ostend Bathing Pool at Seventeenth 
street and Seagirt avenue, Far Rockaway, resulted early to-day in the 
arrest of the pool's manager, Maxwell BERK, on a technical charge of 
homicide.
The definite cause of the girl's death - she was not reported missing, 
and her body was discovered only when the pool was emptied at 6:30 P.M. 
- will not be known until after Queens medical authorities have 
completed an autopsy.
Meanwhile, Police Inspector John J. GALLAGHER and Thomas MAGUIRE, 
Assistant District Attorney, have been questioning pool employees and 
other bathers to learn how she could have disappeared from a party of 
five friends under the eyes of a guard and others without being noticed.
The regularly assigned guard, William MCKINLEY, had not seen her in 
difficulty at any time before the bathers were ordered from the water. 
Nor had he seen her, he declared, near the water when the big outlet 
valves in the deepest end of the pool were opened for the regular 
Thursday draining.
 As the water level lowered, he denoted an object directly over the drain 
outlet, held there by the strong suction. He was unable to lift the body 
away until two other men had joined him.
 A theory was advanced that girl may have dived, unnoticed by anybody, a 
moment after the drain was opened, and have been held down by the 
rushing water.
 Miss FLYNN lived at 1919 Lockwood avenue, Far Rockaway, in one of the 
more exclusive beach colonies. BERK gave his address as 4491 Beach 
Sixtieth street.
 Reports the girl had been missed and that the pool had been drained in a 
search for her body were denied by BERK, who explained the place was 
drained regularly at 6:30 on Thursday evening to provide an arena for 
prizefights.

POLICE DENY FERRIS BODY HAS BEEN FOUND
Unidentified Corpse Is Placed in Nassau Morgue
Oyster Bay, L.I., July 11 - Nassau County detectives this afternoon 
denied that the body found floating off Lloyd's Neck in Oyster Bay was 
that of William I. FERRIS, wealthy manufacturer if Westfield, N.J., 
drowned off his yacht eight days ago.
 The body they declare had been in the water for more than three months 
and the clothing on it born no resemblance to that worn by the banker 
when he fell from his yacht. It was placed in the town morgue.

POLICE HOLD BACK CROWD AS GIANT'S BODY IS MOVED
Six Men Lower Box Four Floors to Street
While police reserves held back a crowd of one thousand gasping 
onlookers, six husky moving men lowered a box eight feet by four from 
the fourth floor of 174 Moore street, by means of a fall and tackle.
 Within the box was the 510-pound body of David KATZ, known in the show 
world as Joseph WILSON, and billed as the biggest man alive. He died 
early yesterday morning a few hours after he had made a meal of 24 
crullers, washed down with six bottles of soda water. Heart failure was 
the immediate cause of his death. He was 26 years old.
 KATZ's apartment was on the fourth floor, rear, of the house. To bring 
his body to the street the moving men, employed by the firm of Abraham 
TURKOQITZ, of 124 Varet street, used what is know as a piano trolley. 
This is an oblong platform of stout material mounted on four well 
greased rollers.
 The body of the giant was place on this carriage and rolled into the 
front apartment. There it was placed into the wooden of coal bin 
proportions, and preparations made to lower it by the same methods used 
to lower a safe or a piano. Stout ropes, encircling the box and passing 
through a system of pulleys, allowed the great weight to reach street 
level without mishap.
 KATZ was with the Ringling - Barnum & Bailey circus for some years. He 
also appeared on the musical comedy stage with Earl CARROLL's 
"Vanities." He is survived by his mother, Anna, and father, Joseph, with 
whom he lived. Burial will be in Mt. Judea Cemetery, Glendale.

MODDY'S BODY SEND HERE FOR FUNERAL
New Haven, Conn, (UP)  The body of Col. Harry R. MOODY, 53, of 
Brooklyn, N.Y., assistant vice-president of the Chatham-Phenix National 
Bank, has been taken to Brooklyn here Wednesday night after being 
stricken with acute appendicitis while on a motor trip.

BOEHLER - Frederick, husband of Amelia BOEHLER, died Wednesday at his 
home 645 Forty-ninth street. He was born in Germany seventy-three years 
ago and had been a resident of Bay Ridge for many years. He is survived 
in addition to his widow by three sons, Alvin, Ernst and William, and 
two daughters, Mrs. Olga COLOMBO and Mrs. Caroline TANGUAY, and five 
grandchildren. The funeral will be held at 2 P.M. to-day and interment 
will be at Evergreen Cemetery, under direction of the Estate of George 
McKeon, 490? Seventh avenue.

CARLSON - Agnes L., born Feb. 2, 1894, in Sweden, and a resident of the 
United States for the past four years, died yesterday. She resided at 
175 Prospect place. She was a trained nurse. She is survived by one 
brother, Gustav H. CARLSON, of Risley, N.J., and two sisters, in Sweden. 
Funeral services were held for her to-day from Ericson & Ericson’s State 
Street Chapel, 500 State street. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.

CHRISTENSEN - On July 11, 1929, Chris F. CHRISTENSEN, beloved husband of 
Caroline CHRISTIENSEN. Funeral from his late residence, 594 Bedford 
ave., on Sunday at 2 P.M. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.

CROKEN - In sad and loving memory of our only beloved child, Robert 
Michael CROKEN, who departed this life July 12, 1927. Mother and Daddy

DEICHELE - Mary, on July 10, in her 70th year at her home, 6459 Cooper 
ave. Funeral service Friday, 8 P.M. Burial Saturday at 2 P.M. Interment 
Evergreen Cemetery.

EICHLER - On Tuesday, July 9, 1929, John J. EICHLER, of 10415 112th st., 
Richmond Hill. Beloved husband of Anna EICHLER. Services at his 
residence on Saturday, July 13, at 10 A.M.

ELTMAN - In loving memory of my husband and our dear father, Joseph 
ELTMAN, who departed this life July 12, 1926. Three years have passed 
since he has gone; We miss him much as time goes on; But hope his soul’s 
in heaven above, And in God’s care and holy love. Wife and Family

HUBER - Francis X., on Thursday, July 11, at his home. He was born in 
Switzerland seventy-eight years ago and a resident of Brooklyn for 
fifty-five years. He is survived by two daughters, Caroline and Marie; 
five sons, John, Joseph, Val, Simon and Frank, and seven grandchildren. 
Funeral from his late residence, 1915 Menehan st., Ridgewood, on 
Saturday, July 13, at 9:30 A.M.; Thence to St. Aloysius R. C. Church, 
where requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment St. John’s Cemetery, 
under direction of Frank J. Hans & Son, 401 Onderdonk avenue.

HUBERT - Louise, on July 11, at his home, 5304 Ave. M, beloved husband 
of Mary HUBERT and father of Mrs. Frances R. CUZZO, Mary M., William J. 
And Joseph A. Funeral on Monday at 9:30 A.M. with requiem mass at the R. 
C. Church of Mary Queen of Heaven. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

KOCH - In sad and loving memory of my beloved husband and our dear 
father, Charles Koch, of 453 Pulaski st., who departed this life July 
12, 1916. A loving one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled; A 
place is vacant in our home, Which never can be filled. Loving wife, 
daughters and son.

LEAHY - Catherine, on Wednesday, July 10, 1929, beloved mother of the 
Rev. Patrick J. LEAHY, of Brooklyn diocese; Sister Louis GONZAGA and 
Sister Mary FERDINAND of the Order of St. Joseph; Dennis, James, 
Cornelius, Maurice and Michael LEAHY, and Mrs. C. KENNY, of Brooklyn. 
Funeral from her late residence, 66-16 Saunders st., off Queens blvd. 
And 67 th ave., Forest Hills, L.I., on Saturday, July 13, 1929 at 9:30 
A.M.; thence to St. Mary's Church, 5th st. and Vernon ave., L.I. City, 
where a requiem mass will be offered. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

MAHONEY - Anniversary mass will be offered for the repose of the soul of 
our beloved son and brother, John J. MAHONEY, on Saturday, July 13, 
1929, at St. Stanislaus' R. C. Church, Fourteenth st. and Sixth ave., at 
8 A. M. Father, Mother, Brothers and Sisters.

MOONEY - Patrick J, died yesterday at his home, 273 Nostrand avenue. He 
was born in County Donegal, Ireland, and had been a resident of Brooklyn 
for forty years. He was employed in Stable 'A' of the Department of 
Street Cleaning for twenty years. He is survived by his widow, Katherine 
SMITH MOONEY, and two brothers, John and Francis, and a sister, Anna 
MOONEY, living in Ireland. The funeral will be held at 9 A.M., 
to-morrow, with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of St. Ambrose, 
Tompkins and DeKalb avenues. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery, 
under direction of Joseph J. Galligan, 284 Willoughby avenue.

MORTIMER - Catherine (nee BLOUNT), born in London, England, the daughter 
of the late Sir Walter BLOUNT and Ann MORRIS BLOUNT, died Wednesday at 
her home, 193 Weirfield street. She had been a resident of this city for 
the past thirty-five years, and member of the Church of the Messiah 
First Presbyterian Church and its clubs and its societies. The funeral 
services will be held at her residence to-night at 8 o'clock. She was 
the widow of William MORTIMER, and is survived by four daughters and one 
son. The funeral will be held Saturday at 10 A.M., and interment will be 
at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, under the direction of William Dunigan & Son, 
Rogers avenue and Montgomery street.

MUNKENBECK - In sad and loving memory of a devoted wife and mother, Ella 
MUNKENBECK, died July 13, 1928. Solemn requiem mass will be offered 
tomorrow, Saturday, July 13, 1929, at 10 o'clock, at St. Stephen's 
Church, corner of Summit and Hicks sts., Brooklyn. Relatives and friends 
are invited to attend without further notice. Husband and Daughter.

MURPHY - Joseph Thomas, son of Jeanette O'ROURKE MURPHY and the late 
Timothy MURPHY, died Tuesday at his home, 26 Herbert street. The funeral 
will be held at 9:30 A.M. to-morrow, with requiem mass at the R. C. 
Church of St. Cecilia, North Henry and Herbert streets. He is survived, 
in addition to his mother, by a sister, Irene MURPHY. Interment will be 
at Calvary Cemetery, under direction of Thomas J. CREAMER, 64 Herbert street.

O'BEDELL - Elizabeth (nee MCDERMOTT), daughter of the late John and Mary 
MCDERMOTT, died Thursday at her home, 109 Bush street. She was born in 
the Twelfth Ward and was a lifelong member of St. Mary Star of the Sea 
Church. She is survived by her husband, Daniel O'BEDELL; three sons, 
John MCGIVNEY, Daniel and Gerard O'BEDELL; two daughters, Anna and 
Elizabeth MCGIVNEY; two sisters, Mrs. Thomas MILMORE and Mrs. Frank 
GARCIA, and two brothers, Patrick, a fireman, attached to the fireboat 
Mayor Gaynor, and Peter MCDERMOTT. Funeral Monday at 9:30 A.M. from her 
late home; thence to St. Mary Star of the Sea Church, where a solemn 
mass of requiem will be celebrated. Interment will be at St. John's 
Cemetery.

O'NEILL - John J., who died on Thursday at his home, 327 Halsey street, 
is survived by his wife, Mary; two sons, John S. And Charles R.; four 
daughters, Mrs. John DUNDON, Mrs. James O'REILLY, Mrs. Richard ROWAN and 
Mrs. Henry HAHN; two brothers, James A. And Thomas O'NEILL. Funeral 
Saturday at 8:30 from his home; thence to Our Lady of Victy Church, 
where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment at St. John's 
Cemetery, under direction of James A. MADDEN, 197 Franklin avenue.

PEARN - Mass at 10 o'clock on Sunday, Sacred Heart Church, Clermont 
ave., Brooklyn, for the late Samuel J. PEARN, died Feb. 13, 1929. 
Daughter Anges.

REDDY - On July 10, at her residence, 5 Virginia pl., Eliza R. REDDY, 
beloved wife of John J. And mother of Rev. J. Jerome REDDY. Funereal 
Saturday, 9:30 A.M. Solemn requiem mass St. Gregory's Church. Kindly 
omit flowers. Masses appreciated. Catholic Daughters of America, Court 
Angela, No. 79, announces with regret the death of Mrs. Eliza REDDY, 
mother of our chaplain. Members will assemble at Brooklyn ave. and St. 
Johns pl., Friday evening at 8 o'clock and proceed to her late home in a 
body. Marie C. CURRY Grand Regent, Katherine GERMAIN, Historian.

ROM - Joseph, on July 9, in his 62nd year at his home, 102 Gerry st. 
Funeral Saturday at 9:30 A.M.; thence to All Saints R. C. Church, 
Thornton st. and Throop ave. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

SWEENEY - Joseph, beloved son of James and Ann CAFFERLY (CASSERLY) 
SWEENEY, suddenly, on Tuesday, July 9 in Coney Island Hospital; native 
of Aughavadden, Newton-Cashel, County Longford, Ireland and a resident 
of Brooklyn for the past year. He is also survived by one sister and 
five brothers. Funeral on Saturday at 8:30 A.M. from Feeney & Son's 
Chapel, 1857 Broadway, followed by requiem mass at Our Lady of Good 
Counsel Church, Putnam and Ralph aves., at 9 A.M. sharp. Interment St. 
John's Cemetery. Transcriber's note - Death notice and Obituary have 
different maiden name spellings.

TOWNLEY - John, died yesterday in Kings County Hospital. He was a life 
resident of Brooklyn, and is survived by a sister, Mrs. Emily MCCORMACK. 
The funeral will be held at 2:30 P.M. to-morrow from the funeral chapel, 
at 339 Court street. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery, under 
direction of Edward H. C. Dunn, 339 Court street.

13 July 1929
TWO MEN DEAD AFTER BATTLE IN NIGHT CLUB
Third Man Wounded in Mystery Gun Fight in Hotsy Totsy
A sudden and unexplained gun battle in the Hotsy Totsy Club, on 
Broadway, near Fifty-fourth street, early to0day cost the lives of two 
men identified as William CASSIDY and Simon WALKER. A third was injured. 
Plice, already burdened with the mystery of the ROTHSTEIN and MARLOW 
murders, were still wresting with this one at noon.
  The Hotsy Totsy Club is on the second floor of 1721 Broadway. Hearing 
pistol reports, police hurried into the place shortly before 4 A.M., to 
find one body with two bullets in the head and another in the back, 
lying on the floor of the bar room
  In the pockets of Walker was a loaded revolver. In the same room was 
another gun, carrying three empty shells. Three bullet holes were 
located in the Mahogany bar. There were several others in the men's 
room, and liberal bloodstains.
  A half hour later an automobile drove up to the French Hospital, 324 
West Thirtieth street, Manhattan. Three men emerged, assisting a fourth, 
who was badly wounded, into the reception ward. They left without 
revealing either the patient's identity or their own.
  But the victim was later identified as William CASSIDY, 36, of 458 Tenth 
avenue, and police said they had information he came from the night club.
  As in the case of WALKER, CASSIDY was shot twice in the head and once in 
the back. He died at 5:15 o'clock.
  Another victim is being questioned at the club by Deputy Chief Inspector 
Edward O. MULROONEY and Captain Louis A. DITTMAN, of the West 
Forty-seventh street precinct. He is said to be CASSIDY's brother.

ALCOHOL FOUND IN AUTO WHICH KILLED BOY, 3
  Barber Accused in Car Fatality - 40 Cans in Machine, Say Police
  William FENSEN, 33, a barber of Johnson City, N.Y., appeared to-day in 
the Gates avenue court, charged with homicide before Magistrate SABBATIN 
and was held in $2,500 bail pending his appearance in the Brooklyn 
Homicide court next Monday.
  According to an affidavit signed by Detective William FECKINGER, of the 
Atlantic avenue station, FENSEN was driving a commercial car out of a 
runway adjoining 1047 St. Marks avenue at 9 o'clock last night, when he 
ran down and killed three-year-old Frank MANDATE of 1049 St. Marks avenue.
  Detective FECKINGER alleges in his affidavit that he found forty cans 
filled with alcohol in the automobile and that subsequently Patrolman 
HOGAN and Patrolman BAILEY, of Deputy Chief Inspector Thomas CUMMINGS' 
staff found a 250 gallon still, four barrels of alcohol and a dozen five 
gallon cans of alcohol stored under a shed in the rear of 1047 St. Marks 
avenue.
The police arrested William DE GREGORY, 40, of 1545-1564 Pacific street, 
and charged him with violating the Volstead act by having the alcohol 
and equipment in his possession. DE GREGORY will be arraigned before a 
U. S. Commissioner on Monday.

CLAR - Bernard A., beloved husband of Rose, after a lingering illness, 
in his 50th year. Funeral will be held at his late residence, 1914 
Bleecker street, Brooklyn, Monday, July 15, at 2 P.M. Relatives and 
friends are invited to attend. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

COLEMAN - Irene G., wife of Thomas COLEMAN, died Thursday at her 
residence, 635 East Twenty-first street. The funeral will be held on 
Monday at 9:30 A.M.; thence to Our Lady of Refuge Church, where a solemn 
requiem mass will be celebrated, followed by interment at Holy Cross 
Cemetery under direction of T. J. Higgins & Son, Inc, 203 Jay street.

DABASH - Lillian, died Wednesday at her home, 147 Pacific street. She 
was a daughter of Najeeb and Mary DABASH and is survived by a brother, 
Robert. She was nine years old. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 P.M., thence to 
St. Mary’s Church, Clinton and Amity streets, where services will be 
held. Interment at Calvary Cemetery under direction of Jere J. Cronin, 
Inc., 115 Atlantic avenue.

EBENSBERGER - Katherine, died Thursday. She was born in Brooklyn Dec 9, 
1883. Funeral Monday at 8:45 A.M. from her late home, 84-27 Eighty-ninth 
street, Woodhaven, from there to St. Thomas R. C. Church, where a 
requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul Interment at St. 
John’s Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Emil; two daughters, 
Emma and Lucy; one son, Herbert; her father, Christian AEGERTER; one 
sister Julia AEGERTER; two brothers Frank and George, and one grandchild.

FARAH - Susanna, died Wednesday at her home, 225 Lincoln place in her 
fortieth year. She is survived by three daughters, Evelyn, Dorothy and 
Kathryn. She was born in Syria and lived in Brooklyn for over thirty 
years. Funeral Monday at 9:30 A.M., thence to St. Mary’s Church, Clinton 
and Amity street. Where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment 
at Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of Jere J. Cronin, Inc., 115 
Atlantic avenue. (Transcriber’s note - feel the cemetery should be Holy 
Cross).

FORD - Catherine, born in Brooklyn thirty-nine years ago, died Thursday 
at her home, 2375 Van Vortland avenue, Ridgewood. She was a member of St 
Mathias’ Church and the Daughters of America and the Sacred Heart 
Society. She is survived by her husband, Joseph; one son, Joseph, Jr; 
one brother, Frank GEWEHR; one sister; Mrs. J CAMPBELL. Funeral on 
Monday, 9:30 A.M., from her residence. Requiem mass at St. Matthias’ 
Church. Interment at St. John’s Cemetery under direction of Peter J. 
Geis, 88 Gatalpa avenue, who has charge of the funeral arrangements.

GLEASON - Mary A., on July 12, beloved wife of the late Charles J. 
GLEASON and mother of Charles T. GLEASON, Mrs. William NOLAN, Mrs. Fred 
W. SLOAN, sister of Mrs. Johanna BREIVOGEL, John and Edward MCENERNEY. 
Funeral Tuesday from her home, 8945 207th st., Bellaire, L. I., thence 
to the Church of the Incarnation, 207th st. and 89th ave., Bellair, 
L.I., where solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated. Interment Holy 
Cross Cemetery.

GORMAN - Catherine died yesterday at her home, 36 Cooper street. She was 
born in County Donegal, Ireland, and had been a resident of Brooklyn and 
the Eastern District since early childhood. She moved to the Bushwick 
section about twelve years ago. She was a member of the Rosary and Altar 
Societies and the Third Order of St. Francis. She is survived by her 
husband, Daniel GORMAN; two sons, William and Vincent, and two 
daughters, Mrs. Williams SHOEMAKER and Mrs. Frank LOUGH, and six 
grandchildren. The Funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. Monday, with 
requiem mass at the R. C. Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Interment will 
be at Calvary Cemetery, under direction of J. J. Gallagher Sons, 25 
Aberdeen street.

GROB - Christine, died Friday at St. Mary’s Hospital. She was born in 
Germany seventy-one years ago and lived in Brooklyn fifty years. Funeral 
services will take place Sunday at 2 P.M. from her late home, 113-08 
Ninety-third avenue, Richmond Hill. Interment at Lutheran Cemetery, 
under the direction of W. Theodore Lutz & Son, 856 Forest avenue.

HAUG - Laura, on July 12, 1929, at her residence, 662 McDonough st. She 
is survived by two daughters, Viola HAUG, Lavina BEHRENS. Funeral 
services will be held at her late residence on Monday, July 15, at 2 
P.M. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

JOHNSTON - In sad and loving memory of my beloved daughter and our dear 
sister, Margaret Mary JOHNSTON, who departed this life July 16, 1928. 
One year has passed since she has gone. We miss her much as time goes 
on. But hope her soul’s in heaven above. And in God’s care and holy 
love. Mother and Family

JONES - Marie Jane, died yesterday at her home, Meechan avenue and Post 
road, Elmont. She was born in Brooklyn seventy-two years ago and had 
been formerly a resident of the Twelfth Ward for many years. She is 
survived by five daughters, Mrs. Ida SHANNON, Mrs. Elvira BROWN, Mrs. 
Elizabeth ERICSON, Mrs. Clara CONWAY and Mrs. Gertrude COPOVICH, and one 
sister, Mrs. Frank DWYER. The funeral services will be held at her late 
home at 8 P.M. to-morrow. Interment at 10 A.M. Monday at Greenwood 
Cemetery under direction of George Seibold, 384 Van Brunt street.

KANE - James J., beloved husband of Mary A. (Nee HOLLAHAN), on July 12, 
at his residence, 652 59th st.; beloved father of Emile J. And the late 
J. Winters KANE. Solemn mass of requiem Monday, July 15, at 9:30 A. M., 
at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 59th st., and 5th ave., 
Brooklyn. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Nyack, N.Y.

LAWLOR - Mary A., died yesterday at her home, 115 Sherman street. She is 
survived by her husband, Edward P.; two daughters, Catherine and Mary 
LAWLOR, and a son, John LAWLOR. The funeral will be held at 9:30 A. M. 
Monday with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, 
Prospect Park West and Prospect avenue. Interment will be at Calvary 
Cemetery under direction of E. F. Higgins, 1286 Prospect avenue.

LYNAUGH - James, died Thursday at the home of his son, David LYNAUGH, 
461 Forty-second street. He was a life resident of Brooklyn and lived 
for many years in the old Tenth Ward. He is survived by seven sons, 
David, John, Frank, William, Joseph, Harry, and George, and two 
daughters, Mrs. Catherine HARRIS and Mrs. Rose BINNEY. The funeral will 
be held at 2 P.M. to-morrow, with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

MCCANN - Bernard J., at his residence, 488 2nd st., on Saturday, July 
13, in his 80th year. Survived by his sister, Sarah J. ARGUINBAU, and 
his brother John. Funeral Tuesday, July 16. Solemn requiem mass St. 
Francis Xavier Church at 11 A.M.

MCDONALD - On Saturday, July 13, 1929, Sara (nee MCMANUS), died at her 
home, 834 Hicks st. She was born in Ireland and came to Brooklyn forty 
years ago. She was beloved wife of the late Alexander MCDONALD (who was 
employed as a boiler-maker) and mother of Mrs. Mary ROMA, Funeral 
tomorrow at 9:30 A. M. from the home of her daughter, 52 Woodhull st., 
thence to the Church of the Visitation, where a solemn mass of requiem 
will be celebrated. Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery.

O'BRIEN - In loving memory of my son and our brother, Joseph O'BRIEN, 
who departed this life July 13, 1928. Gone but not forgotten. Father, 
Sister and Brothers

PHAIR - In found and loving memory of my husband, John T. PHAIR, who 
died July 13, 1926. May his soul rest in peace. Wife, Charlotte PHAIR.

PREITZ - Anthony, a retired carpenter and builder, died Thursday at his 
home, 394 Eighteenth street. He was born in Brooklyn Fifty-six years ago 
and is survived by three daughters, Margaret, Elizabeth and Marie; one 
son, John. Funeral Monday at 9 A.M. with a mass of requiem at the Holy 
Name Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

RANG - In sad and loving memory of our wife and sister, Mina RANG, who 
departed this life July 14, 1927. Gone but not forgotten. Husband, 
Sister and Brothers.

REIMERS - George Henry, on July 12, beloved father of Edgar REIMERS, in 
his 73rd year. Funeral Sunday, July 14, at 2 P.M., from Peter Blasius 
Funeral Chapel, 1872 Gates ave., Ridgewood, N.Y. Interment Lutheran 
Cemetery.

SCHENK - Catherine. Just six years ago since our mother passed away. 
Gone but not forgotten. Mass at St. Pancras Church 7 A.M. Sunday, July 
14, 1929. SCHENK and ARNOLD families

SCHNURKE - Charles, died yesterday in his forty-fifth year, at his home, 
70 Halleck avenue. He is survived by his widow, Catherine, a daughter, 
Ruth and two sons, Charles and George. He was a member of the 
Mergenthaler Mutual Aid Society, the Plasterers' Union and the Ridgewood 
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Dr. A. B. RHINOW will conduct the funeral 
services at 2 P.M. Monday. Interment at Lutheran Cemetery.

TUCKER - Sarah E., on July 11, 1929, age 89 years, beloved mother of 
Emma WOOD, Josephine CLARKE and Florence DIAZ. Services on Sunday at 5 
P.M. at her home, 1661 East Ninth street. Funeral Monday at 10:30 A. M. 
Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery.

14 July 1929
THREE ARE KILLED IN DRYDOCK BLAST
3 Workmen Badly Hurt, 15 Others Injured When Air Pressure Causes Explosion at
Robins Pier-Damage, Unestimated as Yet, May Reach Several Thousand Dollars
  Company Officials Refuse to Give Information and Have Hose Turned on Reporters
Fifty at Labor on Tanker When Terrific Rumble Starts-
Timbers Fly, Crush Score
   Three men were killed, three were injured and fifteen were slightly hurt
this morning when a pontoon at the Robbins Dry Dock and Repair Company, foot
of Third street, Erie Basin, blew out under the pressure of compressed air,
tore a hole thirty by twenty feet in the side of the dock and did damage
amounting to several thousand dollars.
   Officials at the dry dock, immediately after the arrival of police, ordered
all spectators, including newspapermen, outside the dock enclosure. When
reporters later attempted to gain more information concerning the accident,
fire hose was turned on them and they were scattered by the water’s force.
The dead men are:
   CHRISTOPHER KELLY, 49,  of 351 Fifty-fifth street.
   PHILIP BURNS, 33, of 1915 Haring street.
   THOMAS KENNEDY, 47, of 74 Dikeman street.
The injured are:
   Ernest NEWHOOK, 47, of 373 Eighteenth street, lacerations of the scalp,
possible fracture of the skull and a crushed compound fracture of the right
leg which may necessitate amputation. He is to be operated on this afternoon
at Long Island College Hospital if his condition permits.
   Joseph CAMPBELL, 28, of 317 Fifty-third street, Long Island College
Hospital, lacerations of the scalp and contusions of the leg.
   James BLAKE, 36, of 256 Midwood street, Long Island College Hospital,
contusions of the head and left shoulder.
   Charles YACCONE, 46, of 217 Bay Thirteenth street, Holy Family Hospital,
internal injuries.
   Vincent DAMERA, 32, of 10 Coles street, Holy Family Hospital, internal
injuries.

Treated, Sent Home
   The following were treated by ambulance surgeons at the scene and allowed
to go home:
   Gus ANDERSON, 53, of 741 Forty-sixth street, lacerations of the left hand.
   Michael LYNCH, 27, of 613 Fourth avenue, lacerations of the left leg.
   Dominick DELRIE, 28, of 274 Columbia street, lacerations of the left arm.
   Edward AGROW, 52, 8821 Seventeenth avenue, lacerations of both arms.
   Patrick McLAUGHLIN, 50, of 169 Beard street, sprained right ankle.
   Ernest KASOLA, 42, of 586 Third avenue, shock.
   Ralph CALDELINO, 40, of 529 Pine street, lacerations of the left leg.
   Nicalo SCROFFA, 46, of 58 Coles street, contusions of the left leg.
   Ralph DONELLO, 40, of 29 Second place, lacerations of the left shoulder.
   Samuel JUNDA, 37, of 154 Mott street, Manhattan, lacerations of the left leg.
   Andrew RIGGO, 44, of 157 Mott street, Manhattan, lacerations of the left arm.

Give Different Names
   The officials also gave a different set of names for the injured, calling
NEWHOOK, Richard NEWELL, of 549 Park place, and CAMPBELL, Frank CAMPBELL.
   Fifty men were working in the dry dock at the time. The tanker Gulf Penn,
belonging to the Gulf Refining Company, had just been raised by the dry dock
and the workmen, all except the three killed and two seriously injured, were
employed by the National Marine Contracting Company of 16 Wyckoff avenue.
   Suddenly there came a tremendous rumbling and then a blast which tore one
side of the dry dock out. Timbers flew high into the air, and descending,
crushed the three men.
   The automatic signal sent in an alarm and within a few minutes police and
fire emergency squads were on the scene.
   After ascertaining that there was no fire or smoke, the police took charge
and cleared the dock of spectators. The dead men were taken to the Kings
County Hospital morgue and the injured to the hospital.
   Investigation at first failed to ascertain the cause of the explosion. It
was believed that the blast came from oil gases left in the tanker, but
examination showed there were no signs of an explosion on the ship.
   Then the pontoon, by which the dry dock is raised, was examined and found
to have been blown out completely, the blast carrying with it the heavy
timbered sides of the dock.
Splinters Cause Deaths
   It was the flying splinters and timbers from the dock construction which,
thrown high in the air by the blast, fell upon the workmen, killing and
injuring them.
   The dead men and the two seriously injured were employed by the dry dock
and were standing near the pontoon when the explosion occurred.
   The pontoon, it was explained by dock officials, is one of a series by
which the dry dock is raised after the ship has been placed in it. The
pontoons are filled with air under high compression which drives out the water
and gives them buoyancy sufficient to raise the huge dock high enough to bring
the hull of the ship inside out of the water.
   The Gulf Penn had been sent to dry dock for an overhauling and fifty
workmen were scraping her bottom when the explosion occurred. A cordon of
police was placed about the plant to insure against entrance.

15 July 1929
WOMAN KILLED AS CAR JUMPS CURB; TWO FLEE
Pedestrian Struck by Wild Auto; Pair Crawl Out and Run Away
Police of Sheepshead Bay precinct except to-day to arrest the two youths 
who leaped from thir over-turned automobile after the careening vehicle, 
having collided with another car, swerved to the sidewalk and struck and 
killed Mrs. Ethel FOX, 25, of 255 East Twenty-fifth street.
Mrs. FOX, with her husband, David, 26, were walking to the Brighton 
Beach subway station at about 9 o’clock last night. At Neck road and 
East Fourteenth street the automobile of David STUPELL, 35, a salesman, 
of 1877 Ocean avenue, with five passengers, was struck by another car 
coming toward it at right angles on Neck road. Two youths were in the 
second car, which was said to be going at a high rate of speed.
Their machine after striking STUPELL’s, bounded to the side of the road, 
mounted the curb, struck Mrs. FOX and overturned. From beneath it, the 
two youths, dazed and apparently slightly hurt, staggered to their feet 
and ran off.
Police are holding STUPELL on a technical charge of homicide. They 
declare the license plates on the overturned machine were bona fide and 
that the youths in whose names they are registered were not at home 
early to-day when they called.
Loraine ELLIOTT, 28, 499 St. Marks avenue, was take to Kings County 
Hospital suffering a fractured left leg, which she sustained while 
riding in an automobile driven by Lawrence FITZGERALD of 214 Riverdale 
avenue, when at Thiry-ninth street near Fourth avenue was in collision 
with a West End trolley in charge of Motorman John HICKEY of 982 
Seventy-second street.

SON FINDS WOMAN HANGING IN CELLAR
Mrs. Sophie KANE, 47 years old, of 207 Sixty-fifth street, was found by 
her son, Edward, hanging from the waterpipes in the cellar of her home 
this afternoon. She was pronouced dead on the arrival of an ambulance 
surgeon.
Mrs. KANE had been under the care of a physician for some time and her 
son said that she had been despondent for the past two days.

DORING - Suddenly, on July 14, 1929, at his home, 5713 6th ave., 
Brooklyn, Charles P., beloved husband of Catherine DORING (nee 
SCHNEIDER), and father of Henry DORING, in his 50th year. He was a 
letter carrier for many years and was attached to Station C. Funeral 
services at the funeral home of George C. Herbst, 6741 5th ave., near 
68th st., Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 17, at 2 P.M. Interment Evergreen 
Cemetery. For information call Atlantic 4860.

EISMAN - Paul, died yesterday in his forty-ninth year at his home, 1780 
Stephens street, Ridgewood. He was born in Germany and is survived by 
his widow, Betty EISMAN; his mother Mrs. Carolina EISMAN, and a sister, 
Mrs. Fred WARNING. He was a member of Guttenberg Lodge. ?27, D.O.H. The 
funeral services will be held Tuesday at 8 P.M. at the Buss Funeral Home 
3703 Myrtle avenue. Interment at 10 A.M. Wednesday will be at Floral 
Hill Cemetery under direction of William Buss & Son.

GAFFNEY - on July 13, William E., beloved husband of Geraldine (nee 
GUINDON), son of Catherine and later Thomas GAFFNEY, and brother of 
Thomas, Francis and Loretta, at his residence, 1608 Coleman st. He was 
born in Scranton, Pa., and for the greater part of his life was engaged 
in the towing and transportaion business and was the proprietor of the 
William E. Gaffney Towing and Transportation Company, operating tugs and 
tank barges in the port of New York. Requiem mass on Tuesday, July 16, 
at 8:30 A.M. at St. Thomas Aquinas R. C. Church, Flatbush ave. Interment 
in Holy Cross Cemetery under the direction of Joseph H., McKeon, Fifth 
avenue and Seventy-third street. Binghamton, N.Y., and Scranton, Pa., 
papers please copy.

HAUSMANN - On Saturday, July 13, 1929, Marie S. Funeral service Tuesday, 
July 16, 2 P.M. at funeral chapel, 15 Palmetto st. 
Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

HONETH - Emil, died Saturday in the Methodist Episcopal Hospital. He was 
born in Sweden fifty-two years ago and had been a resident of Brooklyn 
for thirty-one years. He was a lighter captain employed by the Vacuum 
Oil Company. He lived at 279 Seventy-third street. He is survived by his 
widow, Selma; one brother and one sister living in Brooklyn and three 
brothers and one sister living in Massachusetts. The funeral services 
will be held at the funeral chapel of Ericson & Ericson, 500 State 
street, at 2 P. M. To-morrow. Interment will be at Greenwood Cemetery.

KELLY - On Saturday, July 13, Mary A., (nee FARRELL), beloved wife of 
the late Peter F. KELLY, mother of Joseph W. KELLY and the late Mary T. 
CAVANAGH, at her home, 229 12th st. She is also survived by her 
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Alice E. KELLY, and six grandchildren, Mrs. George 
ZUNDT, Margaret T. KELLY, Thomas, Joseph, Mary and Sarah CAVANAGH. 
Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 A.M. with solemn requiem mass at Holy Family 
Church. Interment will be at Calvary Cemetery under direction of James 
L. Lynam's Son, 503A Fourth avenue.

KLEIN - Frederick L. - a life resident of Brooklyn, died Saturday in his 
thirtieth year at his home, 297 Stagg street. He is survived by his 
widow, Louisa; tow sons, Frederick and Frank; two sisters, Anna SHUBERT 
and Emma DRINKLER, and a brother, Charles KLEIN. The funeral services 
will be held at 2 P.M. Wednesday and interment will follow at Lutheran 
Cemetery under direction of John Lutz & Sons, 507 Fairview avenue, 
Ridgewood.

ANDERSEN - John, died yesterday at his home, 22 Cole street. He was born 
in Norway and had been a resident of Brooklyn for thirty years. He was 
employed for several years by the New York Edison Company. The funeral 
will be held from 187 South Oxford street at 2 P.M. Wednesday. The Rev. 
Oscar BAKKE will officiate. Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery 
under direction of M. McMahon, 124 Summit street.

BEHR - Mathilde C, of 7511 Fort Hamilton Parkway, died Saturday. She is 
survived by a daughter, Mrs. Alma A. HAMEL, and a son, George E. BEHR. 
She was seventy-seven years old. The funeral services will be held at 
the Funeral Home of George C. Herbst, 6741 Fifth avenue, at 2 P. M. 
To-morrow. Interment will be at Greenwood Cemetery.

CAMPBELL - Joseph, died yesterday at his home, 1661 Hancock street. He 
was born in Manhattan and had been a resident of Brooklyn for many 
years. He was a member of the Cypress Benevolent Society. He is survived 
by his widow, Louise A. REICHARD CAMPBELL; a daughter, Dorothea, and a 
brother Michael CAMPBELL. He was a member of the R. C. Church of St. 
Brigid, where requiem mass will be celebrated at 9:30 A.M. Wednesday. 
Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery under direction of Feeney & 
Sons, 1857 Broadway.

CREWS - Samuel V., brother of Tax Commissioner John R. CREWS, and 
beloved son of Emma WOOLEY CREWS and the late John CREWS, died July 13, 
in his 42d year. Services this evening at 9 P.M. Funeral from his late 
residence, 81 Stockton st., July 16, at 9 A.M. He was for the past nine 
years a sampler at the U.S. Appraisers Store in Manhattan. He also was a 
veteran of the World War. In addition to his mother, he is survived by 
one sister, Mrs. Thomas BONNA; four brothers, John R, Charles E., Robert 
and Harry, attached to Engine Company 217, N.Y.F.D.
Interment National Cemetery, Cypress Hills with military escort under 
direction of George T. McHugh.

CRONIN - Mary, died Friday at her home, 375 Quincy street. She is 
survived by two brothers, Cornelius and Timothy, and three sisters, Mrs. 
Nora MCCARTHY, Mrs. John HAZELTON and Julia CRONIN. The funeral was held 
at 9:30 A.M. to-day with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of St. 
Ambrose. Interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery, under direction of 
Charles B. Martin, 921 Greene avenue.

CULBERT - Rachel, widow of the late Thomas and mother of Teresa, Mrs. R. 
G. HALDANE, James, William, Joseph and George. Reposing at the George J. 
Ayers Funeral Parlors, 55 7th ave., at Lincoln pl., Brooklyn, N.Y. 
Services Monday, July 15, at 8 P.M. Funeral Tuesday, July 16, at 10 A.M. 
Interment The Evergreens.

DOHNS - Robert, of 250 Sixty-ninth street, died Saturday. He was born in 
Germany seventy years. He is survived by two children. Funeral services 
will be held Monday at 2 P.M. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery under 
direction of W. Theodore Lutz and Son, ? Forest avenue, Ridgewood.

LAURA - Frank S., suddenly on July 14, at his home, 925 East 15th st., 
beloved husband of Loretta L. LAURA (nee GUIDA) and father of Peter A. 
And Frank LAURA. Notice of funeral hereafter.
(from the 17th)
Funeral from his late residence, Thursday, July 18, 
Requiem mass at the Church of St. Rose of Lima.
Interment St.John's Cemetery.

LEAS - Frederick E, died yesterday in Hamilton Private Hospital. He was 
a life resident of Brooklyn and was thirty-four years old. He is 
survived by his parents, Peter and Julia FRASCH LEAS, three sisters, 
Mrs. Catherine DOSCHER, Mrs. Mary LEINPINSEL and Mrs. Eva SCHAR?E, and a 
brother, Henry LEAS. He lived at 283 Autumn avenue, Cypress Hills. He 
was a member of Brooklyn Lodge, No. 22, B.P.O. Elks, Prospect Lodge, 
962, F. & A.M., and the Van & Scheneic Club, and the Crescent Athletic 
Club. Funeral services will be held at 2 P.M. Wednesday at his late 
home. Interment will be at Lutheran Cemetery under direction of Mrs. 
Frances STENGER, 389 St. Nicholas avenue. Brooklyn Lodge, No. 22, B.P.O. 
Elks - Brothers: You are requested to attend the funeral service of our 
brother, Frederick E. LEAS, Tuesday evening, July 16, at 8 o'clock, at 
his residence, 283 Autumn ave. - Howard A. WYNNE Exalted Ruler, Joseph 
H. BECKER, Secretary.

MCBRIDE - Patrick, died suddenly, at his home 38 East 3rd st., native of 
Donegal, Ireland. He is survived by his two daughters, Mrs. Majorie 
FARRELL and Mrs. Elizabeth AUGUSTINE. Funeral from his late residence, 
38 East 3rd st., Wednesday morning, 10 A.M. Requiem mass Immaculate 
Heart of Mary R. C. Church, Fort Hamilton pky. and East 4th st. 
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

MCLEAN - James J., a life resident of Brooklyn, died Saturday at his 
home 92 Wyckoff street. He was a son of Catherine SCHOLE MCCLEAN and the 
late James MCCLEAN. He was a parishioner of St. James Pro-Cathedral. In 
addition to his mother, he is survived by his widow, Catherine FARREN 
MCCLEAN, two daughters, Thelma and Elizabeth; two sons, James and Joseph 
MCCLEAN, and three brothers, Frederick F., John J. and Peter P. MCCLEAN. 
The funeral will be held to-morrow. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

MANGAN- James, on July 14, 1929, at his residence, 459 42d st., 
Brooklyn. Survived by his father and mother, Martin and Bridget MANGAN; 
two brothers, Thomas and Harry; two sisters, Kathaleen and May MANGAN. 
Funeral Tuesday, July 16, at 9:30 A.M., thence to St. Michael's R .C. 
Church, where a requiem mass will be offered. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

MEHRLING -On Sunday, July 14, 1929, Katie MEHRLING, beloved sister of 
John MEHRLING, in her 58 th year. Funeral services at her residence, 382 
Cornelia st., on Tuesday evening, July 16, at 8 o'clock. Kindly omit 
flowers. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

MORAN - Michael, a patrolman attached to the Classon avenue station, 
died Saturday at Centre Mor? He was born in Ireland forty-four years ago 
and had been a member of the Police Department for fifteen years. He is 
survived by his widow, Delia; six children, Madeline, Florence, Irene, 
Dorothy, Ethel Teresa and James John; his parents, James and Ellen 
MORAN, living in Kings County, Ireland, and two brothers, John and James 
MORAN. The funeral will be held at 10:15 A.M. to-morrow from his late 
home, 953 Park place, with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of St. 
Gregory. Interment will be at Calvary Cemetery under direction of Joseph 
A. Dalton, 752 Classon avenue.

MURRAY - John, formerly of Saugerties, N.Y., died Sunday, July 14, 1929, 
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. DALY, Yonkers, N.Y. Funeral will be 
held at 9 A.M., Wednesday from the home of his daughter, 75 North 
Broadway, Yonkers, N.Y., with requiem mass St. Mary's R. C. Church, 9 
A.M. Interment will be at Saugerties, N.Y.

PADULA - Elizabeth T., age 19 years, died at her residence, 1208 85th 
st., Brooklyn. Survived by her mother, sister and brothers. Funeral 
Wednesday, July 17, thence to the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, where 
a mass will be offered at 10 A.M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

PROKOB - Elizabeth, born in Germany sixty-nine years ago and a resident 
of Brooklyn for forty years, died yesterday at her home, 2026 Himrod 
street. She is survived by a brother, Karl WARMUTH. The funeral will be 
held from er late home at 9:30 A.M. Wednesday with requiem mass at the 
R. C. Church of St. Aloysius. Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery 
under direction of Charles Sander, 202 Jefferson street.

REICHARDT - Suddenly, on Sunday July 14, 1929, Marie, aged 71 years, 
dearly beloved wife of Christopher REICHARDT, and mother of Ferdinand 
STEHLE and Frances BREITENBACH. Relatives and friends are invited to 
attend funeral on Tuesday at 2 P.M. from R. Stulzmann's Funeral Chapel, 
2001 Madison st. Cremation at Fresh Pond Crematory.

SCHOCH - On July 14, 1929, Mildred E., beloved daughter of Paul and Anna 
SCHOCH and devoted sister of Alfred SCHOCH, of 9745 109th st., Richmond 
Hill. Requiem mass at St. Mary Gate of Heaven Church Tuesday, 10 A.m> 
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery

STONE - In fond memory of my dear sister, Alice E. H., who died July 15, 
1920. Your Memory is as dear to-day, As in the hour you passed away. - 
Loving sister. We often sit and think of you, when we are alone. For 
memory is the only friend, that grief can call its own. - Mother and Daddy.

STULB - Joseph, died Saturday at his home, 72 Troy avenue. He is 
survived by his wife Caroline; two sons, Joseph and George; one 
daughter, Bernardette; his mother, Mrs. Magdelena STULB; two sisters, 
Mrs. Louise S. PFLUGER and Anna STULB. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 A.M. 
with requiem mass at the Church of St. Benedict. Fulton street and Ralph 
avenue. Interment at St. John's Cemetery under the direction of James H. 
Tracy, Inc., 1597 Fulton street.

WALTER - August, forty-five years old, died Friday at his home, 53-14 
Seabury street, Elmhurst. He is survived by two sisters, Elizabeth MUEHE 
and Sophie HOFFMAN, of Elmhurst, and a brother, Andrew WALTER, of 
Jamaica. He was born in New York on June 25, 1884, an has resided at 
Elmhurst for the past four years, having formerly resided in Manhattan. 
He was employed as a gardener by the Westside Tennis Club for the past 
twelve years. The Rev. Martin QUAL, pastor of the German Evangelical 
Church of Elmhurst, will conduct the funeral services at the home to-day 
at 2 P.M. Interment will be at Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village.

16 July 1929
ONE KILLED TWELVE HURT IN AUTO CRASHES
Elderly Man Run Down While Crossing Street - One Driver Arrested
     Alexander GALANO, 69, 286 Wyckoff street, was instantly killed when 
he was struck by an automobile said to have been owned and driven by 
Edward MATTHEWS, of 414 Sterling place, while crossing Third avenue near 
St. Marks place.  The police of Bergen street station are 
investigating.  The man was pronounced dead by a surgeon from the Holy 
Family Hospital.
     Seven persons were injured, two of them seriously, when the 
automobile in which they were riding on Lynch street, lst night, was in 
collision at Lee avenue with a truck owned and operated by a man who 
said he was Walter SERZYSKO, 44 years old, of 1731 Montgomery avenue, 
the Bronx.
     The automobile which was driven by Izzie HORNFIELD, 36 years old, 
of 83 Norfolk street, turned over twice.  HORNFIELD received lacerations 
of the forehead.  He and the other six were treated at Cumberland Street 
Hospital.
     The other injured are: Mrs. Mae SIMBER, 30 years old, of 217 Hart 
street, possible fracture of the skull; Irving SIMBER, 39, her husband, 
same address, lacerations of the forehead; Ester HORNFIELD, 30 years 
old, wife of the driver, possible fracture of the skull; Bessie SIMBER 
KNOP, 55 years old, 83 Norfolk street, shock and bruises, Floria and 
Norman HORNFIELD, 83 Norfolk street, lacerations.
     SERZYSKO was arrested charged with reckless driving and assault.  
He was locked up in Clymer street station and will be arraigned today in 
Homicide court and later in Bridge Plaza court.

RECOVER BODY
     The body of Bartholomew GORMAN, 46 years of age, of 2317 Twentieth 
avenue, Astoria, who was drowned last Thursday in the East river near 
the Astoria park, was recovered yesterday afternoon in the East river, 
near where he was last seen.
     On Thursday GORMAN went to the park and waded in the river to 
escape the heat.  He got over his head and drowned.

BLAUSS - Alonzo, on Monday, in his 63d year, at his home, 4 Catherine 
pl., Hempstead, beloved father of John and Eliza., and Hannah WIPPERT. 
Funeral service on Tuesday at 8 P.M. at the chapel of Peter J. Geis, 88 
Catalpa ave., Ridgewood. Funeral on Wednesday at 2:30 P.M. Interment 
Lutheran Cemetery.

COOPER - William R., husband of Anna JONES COOPER, died Sunday at his 
home, 1061 Bedford avenue. He was a life resident of Brooklyn. He is 
survived, in addition to his widow, by two daughters, Sadie COOPER and 
Mrs. G P???ffle. The funeral services will be held at 8 P.M. to-morrow. 
Interment at 10 A.M. Thursday will be at Cypress Hills Cemetery under 
direction of Joseph J. Galligan, 284 Willoughby avenue.

DONOVAN - Timothy, beloved husband of Hannah CORKERY, native of 
Blackpool, Cork City, Ireland, died on Saturday July 13, 1929. He is 
survived by his widow, five daughters, Anna, Loretta, Catherine, Helen 
and Marion, and two sons, Timothy and Cornelius DONOVAN. Funeral 
Wednesday, 9:30 A.M., from his late residence, 7703 10th ave., thence to 
St. Ephrem's R. C. Church, where requiem mass will be offered. Interment 
Calvary Cemetery under direction of M. J. Smith's Sons.

EDENS - Mary F (or P), fifty-five years old, died Sunday at her home, 7 
Columbia place, Maspeth. She is survived by her husband, Thomas EDENS; 
two sons, Kenneth and George Thomas EDENS, and two sisters, Mrs. Grace 
MEEKS, of Forest Hills and Mrs. Elizabeth RESCHER?R of Elmhurst. She was 
a life-long resident of Maspeth. The Rev. Frederick S. Griffin, pastor 
of St. Savior's E. Church, will conduct the funeral service at the home 
to-morrow. Interment will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery.

FLYNN - On Sunday, July 14, 1929, Mary, beloved wife of the late James 
FLYNN. Funeral from her late residence 238 Fifth ave., on Wednesday, 
July 17, at 9:30 A.M., followed by solemn requiem mass at the Church of 
St. Francis Xavier. Galway, Ireland, papers please copy.

GILLANE - William, died Friday at his home, 60 Ten Eyck street. He was 
born about sixty years ago in the old Thirteenth Ward of Manhattan. He 
is survived by one daughter, Anna GILLANE. He was employed for the past 
twenty-three years in the Borough President's office in Manhattan. He 
was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary of the Immaculate 
Conception Church, at Leonard and Maujer streets. He had been a member 
of the John Ahren Democratic Organization of Manhattan for the past 
twenty-five years as well as being a member of the Civil Service 
Employees Forum. He was buried Sunday at 11 A.M. at Calvary Cemetery 
under the direction of Matthew L. Rogers, 30 Scholes street.

BLAUSS - Alonzo, on Monday, in his 63d year, at his home, 4 Catherine 
pl., Hempstead, beloved father of John and Eliza., and Hannah WIPPERT. 
Funeral service on Tuesday at 8 P.M. at the chapel of Peter J. Geis, 88 
Catalpa ave., Ridgewood. Funeral on Wednesday at 2:30 P.M. Interment 
Lutheran Cemetery.

COOPER - William R., husband of Anna JONES COOPER, died Sunday at his 
home, 1061 Bedford avenue. He was a life resident of Brooklyn. He is 
survived, in addition to his widow, by two daughters, Sadie COOPER and 
Mrs. G P???ffle. The funeral services will be held at 8 P.M. to-morrow. 
Interment at 10 A.M. Thursday will be at Cypress Hills Cemetery under 
direction of Joseph J. Galligan, 284 Willoughby avenue.

DONOVAN - Timothy, beloved husband of Hannah CORKERY, native of 
Blackpool, Cork City, Ireland, died on Saturday July 13, 1929. He is 
survived by his widow, five daughters, Anna, Loretta, Catherine, Helen 
and Marion, and two sons, Timothy and Cornelius DONOVAN. Funeral 
Wednesday, 9:30 A.M., from his late residence, 7703 10th ave., thence to 
St. Ephrem's R. C. Church, where requiem mass will be offered. Interment 
Calvary Cemetery under direction of M. J. Smith's Sons.

EDENS - Mary F (or P), fifty-five years old, died Sunday at her home, 7 
Columbia place, Maspeth. She is survived by her husband, Thomas EDENS; 
two sons, Kenneth and George Thomas EDENS, and two sisters, Mrs. Grace 
MEEKS, of Forest Hills and Mrs. Elizabeth RESCHER?R of Elmhurst. She was 
a life-long resident of Maspeth. The Rev. Frederick S. Griffin, pastor 
of St. Savior's E. Church, will conduct the funeral service at the home 
to-morrow. Interment will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery.

FLYNN - On Sunday, July 14, 1929, Mary, beloved wife of the late James 
FLYNN. Funeral from her late residence 238 Fifth ave., on Wednesday, 
July 17, at 9:30 A.M., followed by solemn requiem mass at the Church of 
St. Francis Xavier. Galway, Ireland, papers please copy.

GILLANE - William, died Friday at his home, 60 Ten Eyck street. He was 
born about sixty years ago in the old Thirteenth Ward of Manhattan. He 
is survived by one daughter, Anna GILLANE. He was employed for the past 
twenty-three years in the Borough President's office in Manhattan. He 
was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary of the Immaculate 
Conception Church, at Leonard and Maujer streets. He had been a member 
of the John Ahren Democratic Organization of Manhattan for the past 
twenty-five years as well as being a member of the Civil Service 
Employees Forum. He was buried Sunday at 11 A.M. at Calvary Cemetery 
under the direction of Matthew L. Rogers, 30 Scholes street.

GUNDERSON - On Monday, July 15, Peter GUNDERSON (Obituary says Sunday) 
died in the Norwegian Hospital. He was born in Norway and had been a 
resident of Brooklyn for forty years. He was employed by N. Y. Dock Co. 
For forty years. He was a member of Justus N. Rathbone Lodge, 286, 
Knights of Phythias. He formerly lived at 216 Carroll street. Funeral 
services Tuesday (obit says tonight), 8 P.M., at John F. Fangan's 
Mortuary Chapel, Henry and Warren sts. Interment Wednesday at 9 A.M. at 
Evergreen Cemetery.

HERGERT - Theodore E., 67 years old, of 41-44 Denman street, Elmhurst, 
vice-president and director of the Elmhurst National Bank, who died 
Sunday, will be buried to-morrow at 11 A.M., from his late home. 
Cremation at Fresh Pond. He was founder and president of the Theodore E. 
Hergert Architectural Sheet Metal Company at 422 East Fifty-third 
street, Manhattan. He was head of the Hergert Realty Corporation and 
director of the Elmhurst National Corporation, and had been a resident 
of Elmhurst for the past fifteen years. He was born in Germany and came 
to this country as a youth. He was a widower, his wife having died 
eleven months ago. Beside his son, Frederick, he is survived by two 
daughters, Helen HERGERT and Elsa EPPLER.

JOHNSON - James O., died Sunday at his home, 111-38 122d street, 
Richmond Hill. He was born in New York sixty-eight years ago and is 
survived by his wife, Emma; six daughters, Lillian, Caroline, Mrs. Ellen 
PERSANS, Mrs. Emma SULLIVAN, Mrs. Bertha DENNEN, Mrs. Anne MANTHY; five 
sons, Herbert, Joseph, Edward, John Oliver, William and a brother, 
Peter. The funeral services will be held at his late home Tuesday at 8 
P.M. Interment Wednesday at 2 P.M. at Evergreen Cemetery under the 
direction of Weig & Brothers.

KIRK - Rosemary, daughter of William and Louise LINDENBERGER KIRK, died 
yesterday at the home of her parents, 5 Somers street. She was a life 
resident of Brooklyn. The funeral will be held at 3 P.M. to-morrow and 
interment will be at Cypress Hills Cemetery under direction of Feeney 
Sons, 1857 Broadway.

MCALLISTER - Mary (nee SPALDING) beloved wife of James, died Monday, 
July 15, 1929 at her home. She is survived by her husband, five sons, 
Thomas and James MCALLISTER, and John, Michael and Joseph DUFFY, and a 
daughter, De?a DUFFY. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 A.M. (Obit 9:00) from her 
late residence, 1738 Nostrand ave., thence to R. C. Church of St. 
Jerome, where requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross 
Cemetery under direction of M. J. Smith's Sons.

MONTORFANO - First anniversary mass of requiem for the repose of the 
soul of the late Tranquillo MONTORFANO, died July 17, 1928, at Holy Name 
R. C. Church, Prospect Park West and Prospect ave., Wednesday, July 17, 
at 8 A.M. "May his soul rest in peace" - wife and daughter Emma. "In 
loving memory of my beloved father. Gone from use, but leaving memories 
death can never take away. Memories that will always linger while upon 
this world we stay. Friends may thing we have forgotten, when at times 
they see us simile, little do they know the heartaches that one's smiles 
hide all the while." - daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren. "In 
Loving memory of my beloved father. It is not the tears at the moment 
shed, that tell of hearts that are torn, but the tears that are shed in 
the after years and a grief that is silently borne." - daughter Betty, 
and son-in-law, Mattie.

PARKINSON - Charles L., died Sunday at his home, 464 Linwood street. He 
was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He was for many 
years employed as a motorman for the B. R. T. He is survived by his 
widow, Agnes GILFOYLE PARKINSON; a daughter, Mrs. Mabel MCCAULEY; a son, 
William; a sister, Mrs. Etta VELSOR; three brothers, William D., Irving 
and Harry C. PARKINSON, and one granddaughter. The funeral services will 
be held at 2 P.M. Thursday. Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery 
under direction of Feeney & Sons, 1857 Broadway.

PETERSEN - Henry, died Friday at his home, 210 Maujer street. He was 
born in New York City thirty-five years ago. He is survived by his 
widow, Mary PETERSEN; one sone, Harry, and two sisters, Mrs. G. WALTER 
and Mrs. E. SCHWARTZWALDER. The funeral was held from his late home 
yesterday at 2 P.M. The Rev H. C. WALK officiated. Interment was at 
Lutheran Cemetery, under direction of John ? Lutz, Sons, 507 Fairview 
avenue.

SCOTT - Eva, died Sunday in Greenpoint Hospital. She was born in France 
and had been a resident of Brooklyn for six years. She is survived by 
her husband, George C. Scott and a son, George; her parents, four 
sisters, and one brother in France. The funeral will be held at 2 P.M. 
to-morrow from the funeral chapel of Feeney & Sons, 1857 Broadway. 
Cremation will follow at Fresh Pond.

SULLIVAN - In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Ella SULLIVAN, 
who departed this life July 17, 1929. Anniversary high mass offered 
Wednesday at St. Mary's R. C. Church at 8 A.M.

TAYLOR - James H., died Sunday at his home, 475 Hudson avenue. He was 
born in Burlington, VT., and had been a resident of Brooklyn for 
twenty-three years. He was a machine, for the Anchor Cap Company of Long 
Island City. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America and the 
International Association of Machinists. He is survived by his widow, 
Elizabeth ROLES TAYLOR; three sisters, and one brother. The funeral will 
be held at 8 A.M. to-morrow with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of Our 
Lady of Mercy, Schermerborn street. Interment will be at St. John's 
Cemetery, Worcester, Mass., under direction of Daily Bros, 460 State street.

VINING - Charles Elmer, died Sunday at his home 106 Bayswater boulevard, 
Inwood. He was born in Arizona and moved to Inwood fifteen years ago, 
where he has since mead his home. Funeral services were held last night, 
the Rev. Roby F. DAY, of St. Paul's Church, officiating, with interment 
taking place under the Meserole direction at the Oakland Cemetery, 
Philadelphia. He is survived by his widow, Isabelle; his parents and 
four children.

WALSH - Margaret Mary, of 263 Ninetieth street, died Saturday. She is 
survived by her parents, Robert and Margaret WALSH; two brothers, Robert 
and James, and two sisters, Mary and Anna WALSH. The funeral was held at 
10 A.M. to-day with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of St. Patrick, 
Fort Hamilton. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery under direction of 
John J. Darraugh & Son, Inc., 8817 Fifth avenue.

17 July 1929
FOX, MAGNATE OF FILMS, HURT IN AUTO CRASH
His Chauffeur Killed as Cars Meet at Nassau Crossing
     William FOX, the motion picture producer, was cut and bruised and 
his chauffeur, Joseph W. BOYES, of 137 Locust avenue, Cedarhurst, was 
killed in an automobile accident at Old Westbury to-day.
     After an examination of the film magnate in Nassau Hospital doctors 
said, according to County Detective Christopher WEIR, that Mr. FOX had 
multiple lacerations of the head and body, that he was somewhat weakened 
by loss of blood, that he was suffering from shock and that he was being 
watched for possible evidence of internal injuries.
     FOX and Jacob RUBENSTEIN, a friend who was riding with him, were 
taken to the Nassau Hospital where it was said their injuries were only 
slight.  FOX seemed to he suffering principally from shock.  He was kept 
at the hospital to determine whether he had suffered any injury not at 
first apparent.
     The machine in which FOX was riding collided with a roadster said 
to have been driven by Miss Dorothy KANE, of 430 East Fifty-seventh 
street, Manhattan.  With Miss KANE were her sister Muriel and Agatha 
KANE.  None of the girls were injured.
     The two cars came together on the Old Westbury road.  The FOX car 
turned over on its left side and rolled into a ditch, pinioning the 
chauffeur.
     Miss Dorothy KANE became hysterical after the accident and whe was 
taken to the County Police Headquarters at Mineola.

SWIM POOL MANAGER HELD IN GIRL’S DEATH
Hearing for Arverne Man Next Tuesday
Maxwell BERK, 44, of 91 Beach Sixtieth street, Arverne, is being held 
for a further hearing next Tuesday on a technical charge of homicide 
after having been heard by Magistrate Mark RUDICH in the Far Rockaway 
court yesterday.
BERK is manager of the Ostend Pool at Beach Sixteenth street, Far 
Rockaway, and is held on complaint of Detective Harold SLAY of the Far 
Rockaway precinct. The charge deve3lped from the death of Helen FLYNN, 
15, of 1919 Lockwood avenue, Far Rockaway, who lost her life last 
Thursday night while bathing in the pool. Bail of $3,000 was continued.

GAS KILLS VETERAN WOUNDED DURING WAR
His heart weakened by a wound suffered in the World War failed to 
withstand the effects of illuminating gas and Alfred G. VAN GERSTORFF, 
31, of Mehrman avenue, Valley Stream, died from gas poisoning after Dr. 
James M. HOLLISTER, aided by thre rescue squad of the Valley Stream Fire 
Department, had worked upon him two hours.
VAN GERSTORFF was discovered late last night in the kitchen of his home. 
The dead man was in the best of spirts at all times, members of his 
family said. Death was accidental police said.

DEPUTY CHIEF FIRE MARSHAL PRIAL DEAD
Won Fame by Probe of Burning of the General Slocum
John P. PRIAL, of 1075 East Thirty-ninth street, deputy chief fire 
marshal of this city and brother of Deputy Controller Frank J. PRIAL, 
died yesterday in St. Anthony’s Hospital in Richmond Hill. He had been 
ill since last winter from a complication of ailments which 
incapacitated him from his duties in the division of fire investigation, 
with which he had been connected fro thirty years.
Mr. PRIAL was born in the lower end of the old Chelsea District of 
Manhattan, fifty-three years ago. His father, Edward PRIAL, was a 
pioneer carriage manufacturer during the age of horses. He attended St. 
Francis Xavier College, in West Sixteenth street, from which he was 
graduated with the degree of B.A. and M.A., and later matriculated at 
Fordham University Law School with a degree of law. Although he never 
practiced his profession, his knowledge of law often became useful to 
him in his work running down incendiaries and convicting them. His Fire 
Department activities first attracted public attention by his complete 
and conscientious investigation of the fire aboard the ill-fated 
steamboat General Slocum and its appalling loss of life in June 1904.
It was PRIAL who delved into the facts surrounding the origin of the 
fire which totally destroyed the old Equitable office building during 
the winter of 1912. He also directed the work of running down and 
apprehending "Izzy the Painter" whom he later convicted for making many 
fires on the east side of Harlem. "Izzy the Painter", who was born 
Izadore STEINKREUTZER, was sentenced by Judge MULQUEEN in General 
Sessions court to a long term in prison.
The conviction of "Izzy the Painter" broke up one of the most vicious 
arson rings in this city and cause several of its members to flee. In 
recent years, PRIAL’s activities have been mainly along the lines of 
preparation and examination of arson cases before taking them into court.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary PRIAL, a son Edward and a daughter 
Jean. He was very active in fire department affairs and was one of the 
organizers of the Firemen’s Cycle Club.
The funeral will be held Thursday morning from the Fairchild Mortuary at 
55 Lefferts place at 10 o’clock.
A solemn high mass of requiem ? ? ? in the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer, 
at Brooklyn avenue and Glenwood road, at 10:30 o’clock. Interment will 
be in Calvary Cemetery.

BEIRNE - On Tuesday, July 16, 1929, Elizabeth, widow of Michael BEIRNE, 
and beloved mother of Mrs. Elizabeth FOSTER and Mrs. Helen SHANNON. 
Funeral from her late residence, 342 Gold st., on Friday, July 19, at 
9:30 A.M., followed by solemn requiem mass at St. James Pro Cathedral.

BLEECKER - John J., a life resident of Brooklyn, died yesterday at his 
home, 116 Macon street, in his sixtieth year. He is survived by his 
wife, Lucy BLEECKER; three sons, Frank, John and Milton, and two 
daughters, Mrs. John MARGARIA and Mrs. Phillip VOGT, and three 
grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 P.M. direction of Robert R. 
Donovan, 2089 Fulton street.

BRETT - Richard J., infant son of Patrick and Margaret KENNEDY BRETT, 
died yesterday at the home of his parents, 477 Chauncey street. The 
funeral will be held at 10 A.M. to-morrow, with interment at St. John’s 
Cemetery under direction of Feeney & Sons, 1857 Broadway.

CONWAY - Patrick, born in Ireland sixty-four years ago, died Monday in 
Kings County Hospital. He formerly lived at 120 Fifty-fifth street. The 
funeral will be held at 3 P.M. to-day from the funeral chapel of Kings 
County Hospital. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under 
direction of Henry F. McKeon, 5017 Seventh avenue.

DILLON - George Joseph, died yesterday at his home, 82? Hancock street. 
He is survived by his widow, Mary Margaret DILLON; a son, Patrick J., 
and a daughter, Mrs. Catherine KRAUS. He was born in Ireland and lived 
in Brooklyn for sixty years. The funeral will be held at 9 A.M. Friday 
with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel. 
Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery under direction of Stephen F. 
Duryea.

FALKENBERG - On Tuesday, July 16, 1929, Martha H. FALKENBERG, in her 
26th year, survived by her mother, Hilda M.; one sister, Gertrude, and 
two brothers Frank and Harold FALKENBERG. Funeral services at her 
residence, 661 41st st., Brooklyn, on Friday, July 19, at 2 P.M. 
Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

LAWLESS - In loving memory of Lillian M. LAWLESS, who passed away July 
17, 1923. Anniversary mass offered. - Family. In sad remembrance of the 
death of my dear niece, Lillian M. LAWLESS. Anniversary mass at St. 
Peter’s Church. - Aunt Margaret.

LENNON - Joseph, died yesterday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Joseph 
BUCKLEY, 16418 Goethal avenue, Queens. He was a life resident of 
Brooklyn and is survived in addition to his sister by a brother, Michael 
Lennon, and another sister, Mrs. Catherine MCANDREWS. The funeral will 
be held at 9:30 A.M. tomorrow with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of 
St. Nicholas Tolentine. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under 
direction of Joseph Redmond, 90 King street.

LIPPER - On Tuesday, July 16, 1929, Thomas LIPPER, age 17 years, son of 
Michael and Delia LIPPER, and brother of May, Sally, Florence and 
Michael. Funeral from his lat residence, 105 Greenpoint ave., on Friday, 
9:30 A.M. Solemn requiem mass at St. Antony’s R. C. Church, 10 A.M. 
Interment Calvary Cemetery.

LOCKITT - On Tuesday, July 16, Susan S. LOCKITT, beloved wife of the 
late John LOCKITT and mother of Charles J. And John F. LOCKITT, in her 
75th year. Funeral services will be held at her home, 9112 98th st., 
Woodhaven (Woodhaven Junction Station, L. I. R. R.), Thursday evening, 
July 18, at 8:15 o’clock. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

MCGUIRE - James F., died Monday in Kings County Hospital. He was a life 
resident of Greenpoint. He is survived by his widow, Rose Anna; five 
daughters, Mrs. Florence PILGRIM, Alice, Marion, Rosemary and Georgetta. 
The funeral will be held at 10 A.M. To-morrow from his late home, 5937 
Palmetto street with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of Our Lady of 
Miraculous Medal, Ridgewood. Interment at Calvary Cemetery under 
direction of William Vogt, 142 Norman avenue.

MCLOUGHLIN - Robert, son of Michael and Catherine SULLIVAN MCLOUGHLIN, 
died yesterday at his home, 203 Meeker avenue. He was born in Greenpoint 
thirteen years ago and is survived, in addition to his parents, by a 
brother, Michael MCLOUGHLIN, Jr. He was a member of the R. C. Church of 
St. Cecilia. The funeral will be held at 2 P. M. Friday and interment 
will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of William P. Murphy & 
Son, 87 Herbert street.

Edward MCMANUS
- Anniversary mass was held this morning at the Church of St. 
Boniface for the repose of the soul of Edward MCMANUS - wife and children.

NEWMANN - Suddenly, on July 15, HERMANN, beloved husband of Lillie 
NEWMANN ( nee HEINEMANN). Service at his late home, 163 Monroe st., 
Brooklyn, Thursday evening, 8:30 P.M. Members of Ivy Lodge, 472, I. O. 
O. F. And Associate Council, 108, Union O. U. A. M., invited. Interment 
Lutheran Cemetery.

REINERS - Arthur, died Tuesday at his home, 103 Twelfth street, College 
Point. He was born in Brooklyn Fifty-eight years ago and lived in 
Brooklyn until about four years ago, when he moved to College Point. He 
was a member of Jr. O.U.A.M., Franklin Council, 16; Foresters of 
America, Court Elmor, 134; Excelsior, K.U.V. He was a woodworker and is 
survived by his widow, Catherine REINERS; one son, Charles; one 
grandchild and one sister, Mrs. Louise CHOBOT. Funeral will be held from 
his late home, Friday at 10:30 A.M., the Rev. Andrew BURKHARD of the 
First Reformed Church of College Point, officiating. Interment at Linden 
Hill Cemetery under direction of Frank Darmstadt Sons.

RIBIERO - Jose Da Silva, died Sunday at his home, 72 Sullivan street. He 
was born in Portugal thirty-four years ago and had been a resident of 
Brooklyn for fifteen years. The funeral will be held at 2 P.M. to-day, 
with final blessing at the R. C. Church of the Visitation. Interment at 
St. John’s Cemetery under direction of Joseph Redmond, 90 King street.

ROLLENDER - Frances, wife of the late Michael, of 453 Seneca avenue, 
died Monday in her fifty-seventh year. She was born in Germany and had 
been a resident of Brooklyn for forty years. Funeral from Frank Hoek’s 
Funeral Chapel, 385 Onderdonk avenue, at 9 :30 A.M. Friday; thence to 
St. Aloysius R. C. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. 
Interment at St. John’s Cemetery.

SCHEIF - Mary, widow of Jacob SCHEIF, died Tuesday at his home, 594 
Rogers avenue. She is survived by three sons, Jacob, Charles and Adolph 
SCHEIF. The funeral services will be held at 1 P.M. Friday. Interment 
will be at Evergreen Cemetery under direction of Robert C. Whiteley, 804 
Flatbush avenue.

SKOLD - Anna, died Friday in Kings County Hospital. She was born in 
Sweden and had been a resident of Brooklyn for twenty years. She was the 
proprietor of a restaurant at 396 Bond street. The Rev. A. ANDERSON 
conducted the funeral services at 2 P.M. yesterday at the funeral chapel 
at 254 Hoyt street. Interment followed at Lutheran Cemetery.

STERNFIELD - Simon L., of 803 Beverly road, died Monday in the Jewish 
Hospital. He was fifty-four years old and lived for seventeen years in 
Brooklyn. He is survived by his widow, Pauline J. TONKONOGY STERNFIELD; 
daughter Vivian, and three sons, Raphael, Emanuel and Bertram. The 
funeral services were held at 1 P.M. yesterday at the Jewish Memorial 
Chapel, 1406 Pitkin avenue. Interment was at Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

SULLIVAN - Martin J., died yesterday at his home, 443 Eighty-third 
street. H is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Margaret NOONAN and Mrs. John 
J. SHEEHY, and a brother, Thomas SULLIVAN. The funeral will be held at 
9:30 A.M. Friday, with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of St. Anselm. 
Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery.

WOLFF - William died Monday at his home, 5938 Grove street. He was in 
his ninth year and is survived by his parents and grandparents. He 
attended P.S. 71 and was in Class 3A. Interment will be at Mt. Olivet 
Cemetery under direction of C. Treber & Son, 102 Norman avenue.

WYNNE - Mary J., daughter of late Patrick and Annie NAUGHTON WYNNE, at 
her residence, 1003 Carroll st. Mass at St. Ignatius Church, Carroll 
st., and Rogers ave., Saturday, 10 A.M.

ULLRICH - Elsie, died yesterday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frances 
HELMANN, 6190 Grove street, Ridgewood. She is survived by another 
sister, Mrs. Lena SMITH, and a brother, William ULLRICH. The funeral 
will be held at 9 A. M. Friday from the Miller Funeral Home, 64-19 
Metropolitan avenue, Middle Village, with requiem mass at the R. C. 
Church of our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. Interment will be at St. 
John’s Cemetery under direction of Joseph S. Miller.

BEIRNE - On Tuesday, July 16, 1929, Elizabeth, widow of Michael BEIRNE, 
and beloved mother of Mrs. Elizabeth FOSTER and Mrs. Helen SHANNON. 
Funeral from her late residence, 342 Gold st., on Friday, July 19, at 
9:30 A.M., followed by solemn requiem mass at St. James Pro Cathedral.

BLEECKER - John J., a life resident of Brooklyn, died yesterday at his 
home, 116 Macon street, in his sixtieth year. He is survived by his 
wife, Lucy BLEECKER; three sons, Frank, John and Milton, and two 
daughters, Mrs. John MARGARIA and Mrs. Phillip VOGT, and three 
grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 P.M. direction of Robert R. 
Donovan, 2089 Fulton street.

BRETT - Richard J., infant son of Patrick and Margaret KENNEDY BRETT, 
died yesterday at the home of his parents, 477 Chauncey street. The 
funeral will be held at 10 A.M. to-morrow, with interment at St. John’s 
Cemetery under direction of Feeney & Sons, 1857 Broadway.

CONWAY - Patrick, born in Ireland sixty-four years ago, died Monday in 
Kings County Hospital. He formerly lived at 120 Fifty-fifth street. The 
funeral will be held at 3 P.M. to-day from the funeral chapel of Kings 
County Hospital. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under 
direction of Henry F. McKeon, 5017 Seventh avenue.

DILLON - George Joseph, died yesterday at his home, 82? Hancock street. 
He is survived by his widow, Mary Margaret DILLON; a son, Patrick J., 
and a daughter, Mrs. Catherine KRAUS. He was born in Ireland and lived 
in Brooklyn for sixty years. The funeral will be held at 9 A.M. Friday 
with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel. 
Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery under direction of Stephen F. 
Duryea.

FALKENBERG - On Tuesday, July 16, 1929, Martha H. FALKENBERG, in her 
26th year, survived by her mother, Hilda M.; one sister, Gertrude, and 
two brothers Frank and Harold FALKENBERG. Funeral services at her 
residence, 661 41st st., Brooklyn, on Friday, July 19, at 2 P.M. 
Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

LAWLESS - In loving memory of Lillian M. LAWLESS, who passed away July 
17, 1923. Anniversary mass offered. - Family. In sad remembrance of the 
death of my dear niece, Lillian M. LAWLESS. Anniversary mass at St. 
Peter’s Church. - Aunt Margaret.

18 July 1929
FIREMAN DIES DRIVING TO FIRE, EIGHT IN PERIL
Sea Cliff Man Succumbs at Wheel and Comrade Halts Hose Cart
One Sea Cliff fireman was injured seriously and the lives of eight 
others were imperiled this afternoon when Edward SMITH, driver died at 
the wheel of his fire apparatus which ran wild down Roslyn avenue to Sea 
Cliff avenue, Sea Cliff. The apparatus was a motor truck combining 
pumper, hose cart and chemical.
Fireman William WILLIAMS was hurled from the machine when it hurtled 
across a curb at Sea Cliff avenue. He was taken to the North Country 
Community Hospital where it was reported he has a head injury, internal 
injuries and possible fractured ribs. His condition is critical.
With SMITH’s body slumped over the wheel, Fireman William KLEIN 
clambered over the chemical tanks and framework and managed to reach the 
seat and snatch the emergency brake back.
SMITH, whose death was due to a heart attack, lived on Main street, Sea 
Cliff. The fire apparatus was answering a call to a brush fire.

FINGERPRINTS MAY IDENTIFY MURDER VICTIM
Contents of Stomach of Huntington Mystery Figure to be analyzed
Constable Charles WENZEL fingerprint expert of Suffolk County, to-day 
forwarded to the New York City police perfect photographs of the 
fingerprints of three of the fingers of the man found murdered and 
burned in an abandoned barn six miles from Huntington yesterday afternoon.
The prints were those of the thumb, index and middle finger of his left 
hand which was protected by a glove. By carefully removing the partially 
charred glove from the scorched flesh of the slain man’s hand, he was 
able to obtain perfect reproduction, WENZEL said.
Contents of the slain youth’s stomach were sent to Kings Park State 
Hospital for analysis, by Deputy Sheriff Amza W. BIGGS, in charge of the 
investigation. BIGGS said he hoped thus to learn what the murdered man 
had eaten at his lat meal. If this is known BIGGS said he will then 
attempt to discover where it was eaten and thereby establish the dead 
man’s identity.
The fingerprints, a glove of fine quality, a crucifix, a knife and two 
keys offered the only apparent hope to-day to establish the identity of 
the man.
These and the soft and well groomed hand, the only member not charred 
beyond recognition have led Sheriff Amza W. BIGGS to believe the victim 
was a New Yorker. Three stab wounds in the back under the right arm, and 
a skull fracture at the base, have convinced him the man was placed dead 
in the barn or killed there and left to be cremated.
And the fact that up to a year and a half ago bootleggers used the place 
for a redistilling plant led him to believe the man may have come from 
the New York underworld, that he may have been "taken for a ride" to a 
place considered quiet and safe.
The barn is on the farm of Charles L. WATKINS, of Wyan?danch. It had not 
been occupied by him for years, and the late bootlegging operations were 
carried on until Federal agents stopped them, without his knowledge.
In the last year and a half the farm and its buildings were deserted and 
crumbling in decay. The location was too inconvenient for tramps, too 
distant for spooners.
WATKINS went to the farm when he learned what had happened. Poking about 
the ruins he came upon the body. It was so nearly unrecognizable he 
concluded it was a woman when he found a woman’s handbag nearby in the 
concrete vat where the body apparently been thrown.
Both legs and one arm were burned off. The only clothing left was the 
glove and a bit of cream colored shirt. The remains were taken to Kings 
Park Hospital where an autopsy by Dr. Catherine BROCKMAN, assisted by 
Dr. William B. GIBSON, Suffolk County coroner revealed the three stab 
wounds and the skull fracture. None of the stab wounds was deep enough 
to have caused death, Dr. BROCKMAN said but the skull fracture might 
have been fatal.
Sheriff BIGGS was doubtful if the fracture could have been cause by a 
falling beam in the course of the fire, explaining that the beam were 
too light to have delivered such a blow.
"I think he was taken for a ride," he said.
The knife, a pruning model, had a three-inch blade, but this was so 
scorched none of the investigators could say if there had been blood on 
it. The crucifix was about two inches long. Only the gold cross 
remained. The figure of Christ apparently had melted off.
The concrete pit in which the body was found had been build when the 
bootleggers operated the place.

LYNBROOK COP KILLED; BORO MAN IS DYING
Motorcycle and Auto Crash in Sunrise Highway; Driver Held
    Motorcycle Patrolman Kenneth FROST of the Lynbrook Police Department,
who would have been thirty-four years old to-day, was killed last night at
Sunrise Highway and Huntington avenue when his machine collided with an
automobile.
    George HARRIS, 58, of 1871 East Thirty-sixth street, Brooklyn, an
occupant of the automobile, was taken to South Nassau Communities Hospital
at Oceanside, critically injured.  Last rites of the Roman Catholic Church
were administered to him by the Rev. John J. MAHAN, of St. Christopher's
Church, Baldwin.
    The driver of the automobile, uninjured, Archie J. PATNO, 26, of the
Brooklyn address, was held in $5,000 bail for the Grand Jury on a charge of
manslaughter by Police Justice Edward T. NEU in Lynbrook.
    The automobile was proceeding west in the highway and at Huntington
avenue crossed over to a gasoline station, according to police.  The
motorcycle patrolman was going east in the highway when the crash occurred.
His jugular vein was severed and he died in a few minutes.  HARRIS is
suffering from severe head injuries.
    FROST lived at 59 Noble street, Lynbrook.  He is survived by his widow
and two children.  Appointed to the police force June 13, 1926, he was
considered to be the most skillful motorcycle rider in Nassau County.

BLUMLEIN - Lydia M. (Nee SCHOLER), died July 17, beloved wife of Albert, 
mother of Lydia, daughter of Mrs. Matilda FROELICH and sister of Charles 
SCHOLER. Services on Friday evening, 8 o’clock, at funeral chapel of J. 
P. Eldridge, 7711 Jamaica ave., Woodhaven. Funeral on Saturday at 2:30. 
Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

BOWCOCK - William, son of the late Jesse and Mary BOWCOCK, died Tuesday. 
Funeral from his late home, 1666 East Fifty-third street. Friday at 2:30 
P.M. Services at 2 P.M. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery under direction 
of George T. McHugh, 783 Myrtle avenue.

CAFFUERO - On July 17, Joseph beloved husband of Margaret, and father of 
six children. Funeral from his late residence, 505 9th ave., Astoria, L. 
I., Saturday at 9 A.M. Solemn requiem mass at St. Catherine’s Church, 
East 69th st., New York City. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

COSTELLO - July 15, suddenly, Florence, beloved wife of Leo F. COSTELLO, 
fond daughter of Mrs. Mary WALSH and Peter J. WALSH, sister of Mrs. Mary 
JONES, James SORAHAN, Mrs. Elizabeth MULVEY, Mrs. Helen DONNELLY, 
William, Margaret, John and Joseph WALSH. Funeral from 61 East 122nd 
st., Manhattan, Friday, July 19, 9 A.M. Requiem mass St. Paul’s Church, 
117 th st, and Park ave., 9:30 A.M. Interment St. John’s Cemetery.

CRAWFORD - Florence (nee LINCOLN), daughter of the late Stillman PROSTON 
and Eliza LAWRENCE LINCOLN of Brooklyn, died last Monday at her home in 
Saratoga Springs, NY. She had been a teacher in the public schools of 
Brooklyn for over thirty-five years, and at the time of her retirement, 
about five years ago, was on the staff of P. S. 100. She was a life-long 
member of Sixth Avenue M. E. Church, and a teacher in the Sunday school. 
She had been very active in suffrage work and for many years was a 
member of the Twelfth A. D. Republican Club. She had been active in the 
affairs of the W. C. T. U., both in Brooklyn and Saratoga Springs. She 
was a member of Battle Pass Chapter , D. A. R., having come of colonial 
ancestors who settle in Hingham, Mass., in 1700. At the time of her 
death she was vice-president of the Home Bureau of Saratoga Springs. NY. 
She is survived by her husband, Edward Everett CRAWFORD of Saratoga 
Springs; a sister Laura E. PEDEN; two brothers, Charles and Abraham 
LINCOLN, the latter a city paymaster, a niece Louise L. JACKENS, and two 
nephews, Clifford and Charles LINCOLN, all of Brooklyn.

D’ALBORA - In sad and loving memory of my beloved wife, Florence C., who 
passed away July 19, 1928. Anniversary mass Friday morning at 8 o’clock, 
St. Augustine’s Church.

DOUGHERTY - Cecelia (nee TIERNEY), suddenly Tuesday, Mrs. Dan MALLON, 6 
LaBau ave., West Brighton, Staten Island, in her 70th year, formerly a 
resident of Brooklyn. Survived by four daughters and one son, Mrs. G. 
WILSON of Orange, N.J., Mrs. J. COLLORA, Mrs. J. O’HARA, Mrs. Dan MALLON 
and William J. DOUGHERTY, 14 Grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. 
Funeral Saturday 9:30 A.m. from St. Theresa Church West Brighton, Staten 
Island.

FITZGERALD - Thomas W., died yesterday at his home, 304 Adelphi street. 
He was born in Manhattan and had been a resident of Brooklyn for forty 
years. He is survived by his widow, Eugenia; a daughter, Helen; a son, 
Eugene; a sister, Marie, and a brother, John J. FITZGERALD. The funeral 
will be held at 9:30 A.M. Saturday with a requiem mass at the R. C. 
Chapel of the Queen of All Saints, Lafayette and Vanderbilt avenues. 
Interment will be at Calvary Cemetery under direction of M. McMahon, 124 
Summit street.

FREMONT - Suddenly on July 17, Leon, husband of the late Catherine, at 
his home, 283 17th st. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 A.M.; thence to R. C. 
Church of St. John the Evangelist, where a requiem mass will be celebrated.

GRADY - On Wednesday, July 17, 1929, Catherine, beloved wife of Thomas 
GRADY. She is also survived by her parents, Edward and Catherine HANLEY; 
two sisters, Mrs. John JOYCE and Mrs. Joseph LAYDEN, and two brothers, 
Thomas and James HANLEY. Funeral from her late residence, 82 Bush st., 
on Saturday, July 20, at 9:30 A.M.; thence to Visitation R. C. Church, 
where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment will be at Holy 
Cross Cemetery.

GUSTAVSON - Anna, died yesterday at her home, 651 Forty-seventh street. 
She is survived by her husband, John and a son, John GUSTAVSON, Jr. The 
funeral services will be held at 2 P.M. to-morrow. Interment will be at 
Evergreen Cemetery under direction of S. Mendenhall.

KING - Jane died yesterday at the home of her niece, Mrs. Michael 
CONLEY, 514 Seventeenth street. She was born in County Galway, Ireland, 
seventy-four years ago. She is survived by four nieces, Mrs. Michael 
CONLEY, Mrs. GILHOOLEY, Mrs. MCGEE and Cecilia KING, and a nephew, John 
KING. The funeral will be held at 9 A.M., Saturday, with requiem mass at 
the R. C. Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, Prospect Park West and 
Prospect avenue.

LENNON - Ellen (nee SMITH), beloved wife of Patrick LENNON, of 201 
Barbey st., Brooklyn, died July 17, at her home. Funeral from her late 
home on Saturday, at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. Malachy’s R. C. Church, 
where at 10 A.M., a solemn high mass of requiem will be offered. 
Interment in the family plot in St. John’s Cemetery. She is survived by 
her husband Patrick; four daughters, Mrs. A. A. O’NEILL, Sister M. 
Elviva, Mrs. A.W. CLINTON and Miss M. LENNON.

MCGUIRE - Sarah (nee LOGUE), beloved wife of the late James, on July 17, 
at her residence, 553 58th st. Solemn mass of requiem Saturday, July 20, 
9:30 A.M. at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 59th st. and 5th 
ave., Brooklyn. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

MONAHAN - John, died yesterday at his home, 99 Bergen street. He was 
born in Ireland fifty-four years ago and had been a resident of Brooklyn 
for thirty years. He is survived by six daughters, Mrs. Patrick Maloney, 
Mrs. William Armstrong, Mrs. Thomas CASLIN, Winifred, Mary and Madeline 
MONAHAN. The funeral will be held at 9 A.M. Saturday with requiem mass 
at the R. C. Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, Prospect Park West and 
Prospect avenue. The funeral will be held from the Funeral Home, 187 
South Oxford street. Interment will be at holy Cross Cemetery under 
direction of Edward J. Cummings, 271 Prospect Park West.

MULDOON - John died Wednesday, July 17, 1929, at his home 364 Union 
street. He was born in Westfort, County Mayo, Ireland, a
son of the late James and Maria GIBBONS MULDOON and came to this country 
when he was eighteen years of age. He engaged in the trucking business 
in a small way, and by his initiative, the business grew, until of late 
years, when he included in his scope the building of subways. His first 
contract was that of the old Lexington avenue subway under the East 
River. At present, his trucks are being used in the Bushwick avenue and 
Nostrand avenue excavations. He was also connected with the 
transportation department of the Brooklyn Edison Company for many years. 
He was a member of St. Agnes Church for the past twenty years, and was 
noted for his philanthropy in connection with the Catholic charities. He 
is survived by two sisters, Miss Ellen MULDOON and Mrs. Annie LONERGAN, 
and two brothers, James and Patrick MULDOON. The funeral will be held 
Saturday at 9:30 A.M. from his late home, thence to St. Agnes Church, 
where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated by his cousin, the 
Rev. Patrick MULDOON of the Church of the Nativity, Bixoli, Mississippi. 
Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery.

MURPHY - In sad and loving memory of our beloved brother, Gilbert, who 
entered into eternal rest one year ago today. Gilbert, dear, you are not 
forgotten, Memories of you will never fade, Loving hands will always 
linger, Around the grave where you are laid. Mrs. J. WIEGAND, Brothers 
Joseph and Eugene.

MURPHY - Michael J. Long Island Council No 197, Knights of Columbus. We 
announce with deep regret the death of Brother Michael J. MURPHY, 2898 
Valentine avenue, Bronx, New York City. Brothers will assemble at the 
Columbian Club, 231 Jamaica avenue, at 7:15 P.M. Friday, July 19. 
Automobiles will convey you to the home of our late brother. Thomas J. 
HAMMILL, Grand Knight, Thomas J. GILMARTIN, Recorder.

ROBERTS - Allyn, an electrician in theatres in and around New York for 
over fifty years, died Tuesday at his home at 59-08 Woodside avenue, 
Woodside. He was born seventy-three years ago and in his early twenties 
obtained his first position as a theatre electrician in a Broadway 
playhouse. He is survived by a daughter and a son and one brother. 
Funeral services will be held from his home Friday morning, followed by 
a requiem mass at St. Sebastian’s R. C. Church. Interment will be in 
Mount Hope Cemetery, Westchester.

RUCKENBROD - Arthur, of 58-13 Foxall street, Ridgewood, died Wednesday. 
He was born in Germany on May 6, 1868 and came to the United Stated 
forty-seven years ago, when he settled in Brooklyn and became a well 
known musician. He was a member of Schiller Lodge, No. 304, F. And A. 
M.; United Singers of Brooklyn, Arion Maennerchor, Musicians Union, 
Local No. 802; Badischer Volksfest Verein of NY, Musicians Kr. Unt. 
Verein of Brooklyn, Badischer Kr. Unt. Verein ? and 2, and Conrad 
Weisser Unit, Steuben Society. He is survived by his wife, Margaret, nee 
GUNTHER; a brother-in-law, Max GUNTHER, a niece and a nephew, Marie and 
Fred BREUS?EDT. Funeral services will be held Friday at 8 P.M. at the 
Funeral Home of the Louis H. Hatch Burial Co., Inc., 1731 Ralph street, 
Ridgewood.

SANFILES - Catherine C. Suddenly on July 16, beloved mother of Margaret 
WILDER. Funeral from her late residence, 332 Ralph ave., Friday, July 
19, at 9:30 A.M. Requiem mass at St. Benedict’s Church. Interment St. 
John’s Cemetery.

SULLIVAN - Ella, who departed this life July 17, 1928. Gone but not 
forgotten. Sister Florence.

19 July 1929
MRS. BRUNNER DIES SUDDENLY IN HOME
Mother of Congressman Well Known in Queens
Mrs. Elizabeth BRUNNER, 65 years old, of 217 Beach Ninety-ninth street, 
Rockaway Beach, mother of Congressman William F. BRUNNER, of Queens, 
died suddenly last night in her home following a heart attack.
Mrs. BRUNNER was sitting in a chair reading when she was seized.  Before 
her husband, William could summon a physician she died.
Mrs. BRUNNER was born in Germany.  She cam to this country at the age of 
17 years and a short time later was married to Mr. BRUNNER.  The couple 
lived in Woodhaven, Queens, till thirty years ago, when they moved to 
Rockaway Beach.
Mrs. BRUNNER was a member of the Altar Society of St. Camillus Church, 
Rockaway Beach.  She also belonged to St. Monica's Society, the Deutches 
Order Haragarie, the Dammencher and the Steuben Society.  She is 
survived by her husband and her son, the Congressman.  Funeral services 
will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock in St. Camillus Church.  
Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, Middle Village.

QUEENS DENTIST DIES AFTER TAKING IODINE

Dr Walter H. SMITH, 35, of 626 Wanser avenue, Inwood, L.I., a dentist 
with offices at 1502 Mott avenue, Far Rockaway, Queens, died to-day in 
St. Joseph's Hospital, Far Rockaway, of iodine poisoning.

Dr SMITH was found unconscious on the floor yesterday by tenants of the 
apartment in which he had his office, who were attracted by his groans.  
At his side was an empty vial which had contained iodine.  William H. 
NAMMACK, assistant medical examiner of Queens, described his death as 
accidental.

'DON'T TELL MAM, SHE IS SICK' PLEADS GIRL, 6, HURT, AND DIES
Rushed to Hospital After Auto Runs Her Down
"Please don't tell my mama what has happened, because she is sick and I 
don't want to worry her," pleaded six-year-old Molly ALHEDESS, of 272 
Division avenue as she was rushed to Kings County Hospital after having 
been run down and fatally injured by an automobile.
  A hour later, the child died.  She was playing with a rubber ball in 
front of her house, when it bounced into the middle of the roadway.  She 
ran after it and was hit by an automobile operated by Adam LANGHUSS, 25, 
of 7728 Sixty-fourth place, Glendale.  The right front wheel of the car 
passed over the little body, causing a fracture of the skull, a compound 
fracture of the right leg and serious internal injuries.
  While Patrolman John JANASEK, of Clymer street station, arrested 
LANGHUSS on a charge of assault, Ambulance Surgeon BARTON, of Beth Moses 
Hospital rushed the child to Kings County Hospital, where she was placed 
on the operating table in an effort to save her life.
  Just as LANGHUSS' name was being called by Magistrate BLANCHFIELD in 
Bridge Plaza court to answer to the assault charge a messenger arrived 
with word that Milly had died.
  The assault charge was immediately changed to one of homicide court in 
Flatbush for a hearing on that charge.  The charge is said to be purely 
a technical one and the young man is not believed to have been at fault 
in the accident.

ALLEN - Alexander S., died Thursday July 18, 1929, at his home, 1343 St. 
Marks ave.  He is survived by three children, John, Alexander, and MRs. 
Elsie KING, and four grandchildren.  Funeral services will be held 
Saturday, 8 P.M.  Interment Sunday 2 P.M., Evergreen Cemetery, under 
direction of Richard D. Holmes, 1271, St. Marks avenue.

BECKER - Joseph, a life resident of Brooklyn, died yesterday in his 
twenty-ninth year at his home, 90 Sanford street.  He is survived by his 
widow, Marcy; his parents, Fred and Marie; a brother, Fred , and sister, 
Mary BECKER.  The funeral services will be held at 2 P.M., Sunday.  
Interment at Evergreen Cemetery under direction of Charles Sander, 202 
Jefferson street.

CAFFIERO - On July 17, Joseph beloved husband of Margaret, and father of 
six children.  Funeral from his late residence, 505 9th ave., Astoria, 
L.I., Saturday at 9 A.M.  Solemn requiem mass at St. Catherine's Church, 
East 69th st., New York City.  Interment Calvary Cemetery.

DAVID - On Thursday, July 18, 1929.  Margaret E., beloved wife of Henry 
F. DAVID and sister of Mrs. J. A. BROWN and Joseph A. DALY, of 1?3 
Madison st.  Funeral Sunday from The Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts 
place, near Grand ave., at 2:30 P.M.

FRIBERG - Albert, died Wednesday in Long Island College Hospital.  He 
was born in Greenpoint thirty-six years ago and is survived by two 
brothers, Malcolm and Seth FRIBERG.  Mr. FRIBERG was a color maker 
employed by H. Kohnstamm & Co.  Funeral services will be held tomorrow 
afternoon at his home, 296A Nassau avenue.  The Rev. Eric ROWMANN, of 
the Swedish Lutheran Church, will officiate at the service.  Interment 
will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery under the direction of C. Trober & Son, 
102 Norman avenue.

GOTTLIEB - Maria, died yesterday at her home, 7839 Seventy-ninth street, 
Glendale.  She was born in Germany fifty-four years ago, and had been a 
resident of Brooklyn for thirty-eight years.  She is survived by her 
husband, Franz GOTTLIEB, and two daughters, Mrs. Anna BRODSKY and MRs. 
Frieda BONHAG.  Funeral services at 8 P.M., Saturday, the Rev. Emil 
PREUSS officiating.  The funeral will be held at 2 P.M., Sunday.  
Interment will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery under direction of William M. 
Warneck 1012 Fresh Pond road.

HENNING - On July 17, Harold M., age 18, beloved son of Henry C. and 
Annie MOODY HENNING, and brother of Arthur A.  Funeral from his home, 
1350(?) 53d st., Brooklyn, on Saturday at 10 A.M., thence to St. Frances 
de Chantal Church, 67th st and 13th ave.

JOHNSON - On July 18, 1929, Eskil, beloved brother of Thurston and Roy 
JOHNSON.  Funeral services Sunday, 2 P.M., at W. A. Martin Funeral 
Parlor, 764 Washington ave.  Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

KNEISEL - Emilla, died yesterday at the home of her son, Herman KNEISEL, 
763 Hicks street.  She is survived by another son, Harry, and a 
daughter, MRs. Robert ELLIS.  The funeral will be held at 2 P.M. 
Sunday.  Interment will be at Greenwood Cemetery.

KRUGER - Alma, died Tuesday at her home 65-55 Seventy-seventh place, 
Middle Village.  She is survived by her parents.  Mr. And MRs. Albert 
KRUGER, and one brother.  The funeral was held from her late home 
to-day.  Cremation followed at Fresh Pond under the direction of Weigand 
Bros.

MASTERSON - Mae, daughter of John J. And the late Catherine L. CUSICK, 
died yesterday at her home, 209-42 112th avenue, Bellaire, Queens.  She 
was a parishioner of the R. C. Church of SS. Joachim and Ann, Queens 
Village, where requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 A.M., Monday.  She 
is survived by her husband, John F. MASTERSON; a son, Robert; a 
daughter, Jean MASTERSON; three sisters, Mrs. John J. KENNY, Mrs. John 
G. GARRY and Dorothy CUSICK.  Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

MONTAGUE - Eugene F., died July 18, 1929, at his home, 710? Nansen 
street, Forest Hills.  Survived by one daughter, Mrs. D. WRIGHT, four 
sons, Eugene, John, Edward and Raymond.  Requiem mass will be celebrated 
for the repose of his soul on Monday, July 22, at 9:30 A.M., at St. 
Mary's R. C. Church, Winfield, L.I.  Interment Calvary Cemetery.

MOSIER - Oscar, died Wednesday in his seventieth year at his home, 37 
Amherst street, Manhattan Beach.  He was a retired dentist.  The funeral 
services will be held at 2 P.M. to-day at the funeral chapel, 15 
Palmetto street.  He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Fora HOEFLER.  
Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery under direction of William Werst

MULLEN - Catherine, died Wednesday at her home, 922 Herkimer street.  
She was a life resident of Brooklyn and a parishioner of the R. C. 
Church of St. Benedict, Fulton street near Ralph avenue where requiem 
mass will be celebrated at 10:30 A.M., to-morrow.  She is survived by a 
sister, Mrs. Mary KING, and two brothers, James and John MULLEN.  
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

PARKER -On July 18, 1929, William F. PARKER, beloved father of Mary J. 
KELLY, Amanda BROWN, Grace MCCUE, Helen PARKER, Agnes JOHNSON and Anna 
THOMPKINS, in his 58th year.  He was employed as a special patrolman by 
the Long Island Railroad Company. 
Funeral from his residence 169 Starr street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, July 
21, at 2:30 P.M.  Blessing at St. Leonard's R. C. Church at 3 o'clock.  
Interment st. John's Cemetery, under direction of William Werst, 365 
Evergreen avenue.

RUSSELL - Richard H., died yesterday at his home, 238 Wyckoff street.  
He was born thirty-one years ago in the Fourth Ward, New York.  He was 
employed for many years at Luckenback Steamship Company.  He was a son 
of the late Richard and Margaret SULLIVAN RUSSELL and is survived by two 
brothers, Edwin F. And Daniel Joseph, and a sister, Mrs. Catherine 
HEIGESON.  He was a member of Order of Eagles, Robert I. Porter Post, 
986, Veterans of World War, 106th Infantry.  Funeral Monday at 9:30 
A.M.; thence to St. Agnes' Church, Hoyt and Sackett streets, where a 
solemn requiem mass will be celebrated.  Interment under direction of 
Jere J. Cronin, Inc., 115 Atlantic avenue.

TONISSEN - Elsa M., died yesterday at her home, 226 Meeker avenue, 
Greenpoint.  She was born in Germany forty years ago and is survived by 
her husband, Christian; three daughters, Elsie, Irene, Helen; two 
brothers, Julius and Johannas, and her sister, Helen.  The funeral 
services will be held Sunday at 2 P.M. at the parlors at 207 Nassau 
avenue.  The Rev. David JAXHELMER, of the Church of the Messiah, 
officiating.  Interment will follow at Lutheran Cemetery under the 
direction of Weigand Bros.
                                   
TRUMPF - Mary, died Thursday at the home of her daughter, MRs. James 
MEYERS, 224 Bush street.  She was born in the Twelfth Ward, Brooklyn, 
and was a lifelong member of St. Mary Star of the Sea Church.  She is 
survived by her daughter, MRs. MEYERS; one sone, Samuel TRUMPF, and five 
grandchildren.  Funeral Monday at 9:30 A.M. from her late home, thence 
to St. Mary Star of the Sea Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will 
be celebrated.  Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery.

VAN DEUSEN - On Thursday, July 18, 1929, Anna, beloved wife of William 
M. VAN DEUSEN, at 33 New Jersey ave., Brooklyn.  Services at her late 
residence on Saturday, July 20, at 8 P.M.  Interment Evergreen Cemetery 
on Sunday at 2:30 P.M.

WUERTZ - Henry, beloved husband of Rose, on July 18, 1929, at his 
residence, 178-21 Cherry ave., Jamaica South, Long Island, in his 40th 
year.  Survived by two sons, Frederick and Henry; four sisters, Mrs. 
Theresa FOREWAGLER, Mrs. Mamie LOHER, Mrs. Augusta NAY, Margaret, and 
one Brother, Jacob WUERZ.  He was a member of St. Albans Democratic Club 
and Sewanhaka Lodge, No., 678, F. And A. M.. Whick will conduct services 
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.  Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

20 July 1929
DR. SMITH'S FUNERAL MONDAY AT INWOOD
Was Victim of Iodine Taken Accidentally
     Funeral services are to be held Monday afternoon at Meserole 
Funeral Parlors, Inwood, for Dr. Walter H. SMITH, of Wanser avenue, 
Inwood, who died yesterday morning in St. Joseph's Hospital from 
poisoning after he had taken iodine accidentally at his office, 1592 
Mott avenue, Far Rockaway, Thursday night.
     Masonic services will be conducted in the afternoon at the funeral 
parlors by Olympia Lodge, F. and A. M., of which Dr. SMITH had been a 
member.  Members of the J. Franklin Bell Post, American Legion, will 
hold services afterward.  Dr. SMITH was 35 years old.  He was a graduate 
of Lawrence High School and Columbia College.  He is survived by a two 
year old son, Walter; his father, George N. SMITH; one sister, Ruth, and 
a brother, Valentine.

HOLD REQUIEM MASS FOR JAMES B. KELLY
Services Monday for Late Sheriff's Office Attache
     Requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 A. M. Monday at the R. C. 
Church of the Transfiguration, Marcy avenue and Hooper street, for James 
B. KELLY, an attaché of the Sheriff's office of Kings County and brother 
of Public Administrator Frank V. KELLY, who died yesterday at his home, 
120 Hooper street.
     Mr. KELLY was born in the old Thirteenth Ward of Brooklyn and 
attended old P. S. 37.  He was an active member of the Seneca Democratic 
Club of the Fourth Assembly District and the Loyal Order of Moose.
     He is survived in addition to his brother by his widow, Anna KELLY, 
and two sisters, Mrs. Matthew SMITH and Mrs. James BYRNES.  Interment 
will be at Calvary Cemetery. (per Death Notices - He died July 19 at his 
residence.)

BECKER - Harold, Twenty-nine years old, died Friday at his home, 2 
Broadway, Elmhurst.  He is survived by his widow, Violet PENDERS BECKER; 
a son, Christian; his father, Christian BECKER, and a sister, Lillian 
GUMBEL.  He was born in Maspeth on January 16, 1900, and had a cigar and 
stationery store on Queens boulevard, Elmhurst.  Funeral services will 
be conducted at the home Monday at 2:30 P. M. by the Rev. Howard 
NORTHACKER, pastor of the Elmhurst Presbyterian Church.  Interment will 
be at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

BROPHY - suddenly, on Friday, July 19, at his residence, 627 45th st., 
Thomas A. BROPHY, the beloved husband of the last Annie VAY BROPHY.  
Funeral on Monday, July 22; hence to St. Michael's R. C. Church.  
Requiem mass at 9:30 A.M.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

COFFEY - Philip, died Friday at his home, 201 Conover street.  He was a 
member of the Church of the Visitation for a number of years.  He is 
survived by his widow, Elizabeth COFFEY; five sons, James, Michael, 
Phillip, John and Richard, and one daughter, Anna.  Funeral Monday at 2 
P. M. from his late home, with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

COHEN - Meyer, born in Rumania, thirty-five years ago, and a resident of 
Brooklyn for Thirty-two years, died Thursday in the Jewish Hospital.  He 
is survived by his parents, Mr. And Mrs. Moses COHEN; his widow, 
Cecilia; two sons, Selic and Daniel, and a daughter, Thelma.  The 
funeral was held from his late home, 10?01 Eighty-sixth street, Ozone 
Park at 2 P.M. yesterday and interment was a Acacia Cemetery under 
direction of the Jewish Memorial Chapel, 1406 Pitkin avenue.

ECKMAN - Anna, died yesterday at her home, 674 Humboldt street.  She was 
born in Germany eighty years ago and is survived by a daughter, Mrs. 
Anna ROSSENREIDE; two sons, Charles F. and Henry V. ECKMAN, and four 
grandchildren.  She had been a resident of Greenpoint for forty years.  
She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church and the Ladies' Aid 
Society.  The Rev. Dr. A. C. BLUNCK will conduct the funeral services at 
2 P.M. Monday.  Interment will be at Lutheran Cemetery under direction 
of C. Treber & Son, 102 Norman avenue.

FAHEY - Mary Margaret, a life resident of Brooklyn and daughter of 
Richard and Isabella MCGUIRE FAHEY died Thursday at her home, 7105 
Eighth avenue.  She is also survived by two brothers, Richard and 
Edward.  The funeral will be held at 2 P.M. to-day and interment will be 
at St. John's Cemetery under direction M. J. Smiths's Sons.

FRANKMANN - Dorothea, of 51? Grandview avenue, died Thursday.  She was a 
life resident of Brooklyn and was sixty-eight years old.  She is 
survived by her husband, Peter, and two daughters, Mrs. Marie WITHERS 
and MRs. Julia BRUGGNER; a son, FRANKMANN; six grandchildren and a 
sister, Mrs. Margaret HANS.  The funeral will be held from her late home 
at 8:30 A.M. Monday with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of St. 
Aloysius.  Interment will be at Most Holy Trinity Cemetery under 
direction of B. J. Hoek & Son, 385 Onderdonk avenue.  
(Transcriber's note son's first name not listed.)

Frost - On Thursday, July 18, 1929, John J., at his residence, 248 East 
28th st., Flatbush, beloved son of Carrie E. And the late John F. FROST, 
husband of Clara, father of John F. FROST; also survived by four 
brothers and five sisters.  Funeral from his late residence, Monday 
morning, 9:30 o'clock; thence to St. Jerome's R. C. Church, where a 
solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

GERKENSMEIER - Otto, died yesterday at Kings County Hospital.  He was 
born in Germany thirty-three years ago and had been a resident of 
Brooklyn for fifteen years.  He was employed at the Piel Bros. Brewing 
Company as an engineer for many years.  He was a member of Yewtree 
Lodge, 461 F. And A. M., and the International Union of Operating 
Engineers, Local 56.  He is survived by his widow, Margaret; a son, 
Otto, and two sisters, and two brothers, Max and Emil.  The funeral 
services will be held at 8 P. M. To-morrow at his late home, 149 Himrod 
street.  Cremation at 2 P.M. Monday will be at Fresh Pond under 
direction of William Biermann, 226 Wilson avenue.

HOCH - Henry, a real estate broker, of 1485 Gates avenue, died last 
Friday aboard the S. S. Westphalia en route to New York.  He was born in 
Germany and had been a resident of Brooklyn for thirty years.  The 
funeral will be held from the funeral chapel of John Sehy & Son, 213 
Central avenue, at 9:30 A.M. Monday, with requiem mass at the R. C. 
Church of St. Barbara.  He is survived by two brothers and one sister.  
Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery.           

HORSTING - Marie, daughter of MRs. Marie and the late Conrad HORSTING, 
of 54 Richmond st., Brooklyn, died July 19, age 22.  Funeral mass 
Tuesday, 10 A.M., at St. Michael's R. C. Church.  Interment Holy Trinity 
Cemetery.  She is survived by her mother, three sisters and four brothers.

MALONE - Grace.  In sad and loving memory of a beloved wife, daughter 
and sister, who departed this life July 20, 1829.  Husband, Mother, 
Sisters, and Brothers.

MOYLAN - Nora, suddenly, on July 19, 1929, at her residence, 1756 East 
12th st., Brooklyn.  Survived by her husband, Thomas; two sons, Thomas 
and James; one daughter, Margaret.  Requiem mass at St. Brendan's R. C. 
Church, Avenue O and 12th st., Tuesday, 9:30 A.M.  
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

O'DONNELL - Anna, died yesterday at her home, 103 Wyckoff street.  She 
was born in Donegal, Ireland, and had been a resident of Brooklyn for 
the past sixty years.  She was a parishioner of the R. C. Church of St. 
Paul, Court and Congress streets, where requiem mass will be celebrated 
at 9 A. M. Monday.  She is survived by a son, James D. O'DONNELL, and 
three grandchildren, Anna MCGAULEY, James and Beatrice O'DONNELL.  The 
funeral will be held from the funeral chapel at 254 Hoyt street and 
interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.

SCHARZ - Henry A., suddenly, on Friday, July 19, father of Andrew.  
Funeral services Sunday at 2 P.M. at John Metzner's Funeral Parlor, 2890 
Atlantic ave.  Interment private.

SCOTT - Elizabeth, who died on Thursday at her home, 607 DeKalb avenue, 
was born in Brooklyn and is survived by one sister, Mary SCOTT.  Funeral 
Monday at 9 A.M., thence to St. Patrick's Church, where a solemn requiem 
mass will be celebrated.  Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery under 
direction of James A. Madden, 197 Franklin avenue.

VAN NESS - William M., beloved son of William and Catherine KENNY VAN 
NESS, died Thursday, July 18, 1929.  Funeral from his late residence, 
198 Nassau ave., Monday at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. Cecilia's Church, 
where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul.  
Survived in addition to his parents by one brother, Raymond, one sister, 
Catherine.  Interment Calvary Cemetery.  Funeral under direction of 
Thomas J. Creamer, 64 Herbert st.

WACKE - Bernard, a well known Coney Island amusement man, died yesterday 
in Prospect Heights Hospital in his forty-eighth year.  He was born in 
Germany and had been a resident of Brooklyn and Coney Island for 
forty-five years.  He was a son of Herman WACKE, one of the pioneer 
motion picture theatre owners in Coney Island.  He lived with his 
parents, 2018 Voorhees avenue, Sheepshead Bay.  He is survived, in 
addition to his parents, by six brothers and three sisters.  The funeral 
will be held at 2 P. M. to-morrow from the Jentzer Burial Chapel, West 
Seventeenth street, near Surf avenue.  Interment will be at Washington 
Cemetery.  The Rev. Dr. Lewis J. Michaelson, of the Jewish Center of 
Coney Island, will officiate.

WINTJEN - Caroline, wife of Charles WINTJEN, died yesterday at her home, 
1253 Hancock street.  She was born in New York City about fifty years 
ago.  She is survived, in addition to her husband, by a daughter, Mrs. 
Gertrude MILLER.  She was a member of the Altar Society and the various 
other societies attached to the R. C. Church of St. Martin of Tours, 
where requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 A. M.  Monday.  Interment 
will be at Calvary Cemetery under direction of John J. Lennon, 190 
Leonard street.

WOOD - Anniversary mass will be offered on Monday at 6:30 at St. 
Augustine's Church for the repose of the soul of Katherine WOOD, who 
died July 21, 1929.  Gone but not forgotten.  Father, Daughter and Son.

22 July 1929
DIES IN BATHTUB
Francis DE LANDIS, 63 a widower, was found dead yesterday morning in the 
bathtub in his home, 33-30 Seventieth street, Woodside, by a friend, 
George ARTLY, of the same address.  ARTLY investigated the absence of DE 
LANDIS after the latter had been in the bathroom for more than an hour.  
Dr. MAGGIO, of St. John's Hospital, pronounced DE LANDIS dead on arrival 
of heart trouble.  The widower lived with a brother, Albert DE LANDIS.

KUSSMAN - Elizabeth (nee LANGHTON), wife of Herman and beloved mother of 
Billy, Bobby, Betty and Jane LORCH, died Sunday, July 21, 1929.  Funeral 
services at her late home, 88-40 80th st., Woodhaven, L.I. Tuesday 
evening July 23, at 8 o'clock.  Funeral Wednesday afternoon, 2 o'clock.  
Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

WOMAN HANGS SELF ON CEMETERY TREE
Cedarhurst Woman Aggrieved by Deaths of Kin
   Mrs. Nolle GROWER, 58, of 248 Centre street, Cedarhurst, was found 
early this morning suspended from a tree in Trinity Cemetery at Hewlett 
by Samuel DE MOTT, sexton of Trinity Church.  Mr. DE MOTT cut the rope 
and summoned Dr. Benjamin S?FTENBERG, of Woodmere, who pronounced Mrs. 
GROWER dead.  Her body was ordered taken to the Meserole funeral morgue 
at Inwood.
   According to police, Mrs. GROWER had been grieving over the recent 
death of her brother in England and the death of her husband a year 
ago.  Since her husband's death she had been living with Mr. and Mrs. 
Benjamin Wood, of Cedarhurst.

QUEENS GIL KILLED
   East Meadow, L.I., July 21 - Miss Elinor ELLIS, 20 years old, of 3739 
Warren street, Jackson Heights, Queens, was killed last night on the 
Long Island Motor Parkway about one mile from Roosevelt Field, when the 
automobile in which she was a passenger was overturned.

LAST RITES HELD FOR MRS. BRUNNER
Many at Services for Mother of Congressman
   Funeral services were held yesterday at St. Camillus Church, Rockaway 
Beach, for Mrs. Elizabeth BRUNNER, mother of Congressman William F. 
BRUNNER.  Mrs. BRUNNER died Thursday at her home, 217 Beach Ninety-ninth 
street, Rockaway Beach.  The Rev. Joseph F. CURRAN officiated.
   The services were attended by prominent Queens County persons and old 
friends.  Mrs. BRUNNER, was 65 years old.  She came to this country from 
Germany at the age of 17 and a short time later was married to William 
F. BRUNNER, of Woodhaven, where they resided many years.  Thirty years 
ago they moved to Rockaway Beach, Her husband and Congressman BRUNNER 
survive her.  Interment was in St. John's Cemetery, Middle Village.

HEMPSTEAD HARBOR GIVES UP STILLMAN YACHT MATE'S BODY
First Officer Met Death in Blast a Week Ago
   Hempstead Harbor to-day gave up the body of Charles KNUTSEN, first 
mate of James A. STILLMAN's yacht; Wenonah II, exactly one week after 
KNUTSEN was killed in the fire explosion that destroyed the yacht.
   Identification of the body was made by J. J. UNEBERG, captain of the 
New York Yacht Club station at Glen Cove, who had know KNUTSEN 
intimately.  Although the body was terribly burned, Capt. UNEBERG was 
positive in his identification.
   Condition of the body indicated that Mate KNUTSEN had been blown into 
the air and fell into the water in the explosion that burst the yacht 
amidships and started the fire that ended only after the yacht sank.
   The body was found floating on the surface of the bay only a short 
distance from the spot where the yacht sank in the inner harbor.  
Sailors from the yacht Warrior, owned by Harrison WILLIAMS, of New York 
and Sayville, discovered the body.
   First Mate KNUTSEN was 51 years old.  A pathetic feature of his death 
was the fact that he had spent his entire life savings in educating his 
sone, Reginald 23, and the boy had been graduated from Carnegie 
Institute of Technology, at Pittsburgh, Pa., only last June.

GAVIN - Bernard.  He was born in Ireland and had been a resident of 
Brooklyn for the past twenty-two years.

CARLSON - Lillie.  She was born in Stockholm, Sweden, and came to this 
country fifty years ago.  She was a resident of the Twelfth Ward for the 
past forty years.  Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Gideon 
OLSON, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran Church, Pacific street.

HERVEY - James D.  His parents are James and Anna HERVEY.  He was 
twenty-two years old and a graduate of P.S. 12 and for the past eight 
years was employed by the Home Title Insurance Company.

ADICKES - Henry, died Saturday at his home, 8725 Ninety-sixth street, 
Woodhaven.  He was born in Germany sixty-nine years ago and lived for 
forty-five years in Brooklyn.  He is survived by a sone, August and a 
niece, Katherine MILLER.  He was a member of Century Lodge. I.O.O.F.  
The funeral will be held at 2 P.M. to-day, and interment will be at 
Lutheran Cemetery, under direction of William P. Murphy & Son, 87 
Herbert street.

ANDERSON - Millie, died yesterday.  She was born in Finland forty-six 
years ago and had been a resident of Brooklyn for the past twelve 
years.  She is survived by her husband and resided at 3615 Avenue R.  
Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Charles 
A. Sandstrom's funeral parlor, 4603 Fourth avenue.  Interment will be at 
Mount Olivet Cemetery.

ARNOLD - Wilhelmina, died July 21, at her residence, 6833 Kessel st., 
Forest Hills.  She is survived by her husband, John; one sister, four 
brothers.  Requiem mass at 10 A.M. Wednesday, July 24, at Our Lady Queen 
of Martyrs, Forest Hills.

ASTA - Raphael, Suddenly, on Sunday, at his home.  He was born in St. 
Filo, Italy, and had been a resident of the downtown section for forty 
years, conducting a barber shop at Myrtle avenue and Raymond street for 
thirty-five years; removing five years ago to his present address.  He 
was one of the oldest members of St. Edward's Church.  He was a member 
of Columbus Council, No. 126, K. Of C.  He was the beloved husband of 
Concetta ASTA and father of Mrs. Mae ONORANTO, David B. And Francis J. 
ASTA.  Funeral from his residence, 510 Gates ave., on Wednesday at 9 
A.M.; thence to the Church of St. Edward, where a solemn requiem mass 
will be celebrated. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery under the direction of 
Henry Conley's sons, 268 Myrtle avenue..

BAKER - In sad and loving memory of my dearly beloved son's birthday, 
George V. BAKER, born July 22, 1896; died Oct 3, 1918, at Camp Gordon, 
Ga.  Gone but never to be forgotten.  Mother

BOND - Wilhelmina D., died yesterday in her sixty-sixth year at her 
home, 285 Wyckoff avenue.  She had been a resident of Brooklyn for 
thirty-four years.  She is survived by her husband, Charles; a sone, 
Henry, and two sisters, Mrs. Meta HARTZ and Mrs. Alma HOPPE.  The 
funeral services will be held at 8 P.M. to-morrow and interment at 2 
P.M. Wednesday will be at Lutheran Cemetery under direction of John L. 
QUENZER, 393 Linden street.

BUCKLEY - Katherine, died Saturday at her home, 116 Third place.  The 
funeral will be held at 10 A.M. tomorrow with requiem mass at the R.  C. 
Church of St. Mary Star of the Sea.  She is survived by a sone, John 
BUCKLEY, a lieutenant at the Mercer street station, Manhattan; tow 
daughters, Katherine DAWSON and Augusta FARRELL; six grandchildren and 
four great grandchildren.  Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery 
under direction of Frank A. Dalton, 251 DeKalb avenue.

CARLSON - Lillie,  On Sunday, July 21, 1929, beloved wife of Axel 
CARLSON and mother of Edward, Axel, Carlson and Roy CARLSON, Mrs. Samuel 
OLSON, and Mrs. Harold JOHNSON.  Funeral services Tuesday at 8 P.M. at 
her late residence, 134 Nelson st.  Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

CARLSON - Martin F., born thirty-one years ago in Connecticut, and a 
resident of Brooklyn for the past thirty years, died Saturday at Saranac 
Lake, N.Y.  He was married and resided at 753 Jefferson avenue.  He is 
survived by his Widow; two sons, one daughter, father, three sisters and 
two brothers.  Funeral services will be held for him Tuesday evening at 
8 o'clcok from his late residence.  Interment Wednesday at 2 P.M. at 
Evergreen Cemetery, under direction of Ericson & Ericson, of 500 State street.

DAMM - Frederick, died on July 21, 1929 at Peck Memorial Hospital, 
beloved husband of Elizabeth DAMM (nee WELL), and brother of Elizabeth 
PETERMAN, in his 68th year.  He was a retired butcher of Williamsburg 
and Woodhaven.  He was born in Germany sixty-seven years ago and lived 
in Brooklyn and Queens for forty-five years.  The Funeral services will 
be conducted by the Rev. Dr. F. HAGER at the Roemmele's Funeral Church, 
1228 Bushwick ave., on Tuesday at 8 P.M.  Interment at 10 A.M. Wednesday 
will be at Cypress Hills Abbey.

DOYLE - Anne, died Friday in Mary Immaculate Hospital.  She was sixty 
three years old and is survived by a daughter Mrs. Mary WULFF, and a 
brother William DOUGHERTY.  The funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. 
to-morrow from her late home, 115-34 130th street, Richmond Hill, with 
requiem mass at 10 A.M. at the R. C. Church of St. Clement Pope, South 
Ozone Park.  Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of 
Jacob Stuhing, 1050 Wyckoff avenue.

FEELEY - In memory of our dear mother who died July 22, 1923.  Rest in 
peace.  Son, Daughters, Grandchildren.

GAVIN - On Sunday, July 21, 1929, Bernard, beloved son of James and the 
late Mary MATTHEWS GAVIN, of Clara, King's County Ireland, in his 28th 
year, and brother of John, Patrick Joseph and Francis, and Mrs. Michael 
DUNN.  Funeral from his late home 559 Morgan ave., on Wednesday at 9:30 
A.M.; where a solemn requiem mass will be offered at 10 A.M.  
Interment Calvary Cemetery.

GERRITY - Patrick J., died Saturday at his home, 144 Ridgewood avenue.  
He was born in Ireland Sixty-one years ago and had been a resident of 
Brooklyn for forty years.  He is survived by his widow, Nellie; two 
daughters, catherine and Mary, and a son, Patrick GERRITY Jr.  He was a 
member of R. C. Church of the Blessed Sacrament where requiem mass will 
be celebrated at 9:30 A.M. to-morrow.  Interment will be at Calvary 
Cemetery, under direction of William P. Murphy & Son, 87 Herbert street.

HATHWAY - On July 21, Mary L. (Nee WAFER), beloved wife of James and 
mother of Ethel.  Survived by three sisters and four brothers.  Funeral 
on Wednesday at 8:30 A.M.  From her late residence, 2738 Gifford ave., 
the Bronx; thence to the Church of St. Benedict, Eastern blvd. And 
Edison ave.  Interment Holy Cross.

HAYES - Michael F., in sad and loving memory of a beloved husband and 
father, who departed this life July 23, 1928.  Solemn anniversary high 
mass will be offered Tuesday, July 23.  One year has passed, Since our 
great sorrow fell; And in our hearts we mourn the loss of a husband and 
father we loved so well.  Loving wife, sons and daughters.

HEIM - George, beloved husband of Christina NEES and father of William 
and Gustave HEIM, died on Saturday, July 20 at his home.  Funeral 
Tuesday, 9:30 A.M. from his residence, 447 20th st., thence to Church of 
Holy Name, where mass will be offered.  Interment St. John's Cemetery, 
under direction of M. J. Smith's Sons.

HERVEY - James D., on Monday, July 22, loving brother of William, Mrs. 
William FAY, Mrs. Harold HIGNELL, Mrs. James BRADLEY, Mrs. J. BRAUM and 
Mrs. Thomas NADLER.  Funeral from his late residence, 93 Clermont ave., 
Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 25, at 2 P.M.  Interment Evergreen Cemetery 
under direction of Thomas M. Quin & Son.

JAMES - In loving memory of dear son and brother, Albert W. JAMES, who 
departed this life July 22, 1928.  No one knows how much we miss you; No 
one knows what bitter pain We have suffered since we lost you; Life will 
never be the same.  Devoted father, mother and brothers.

KANE - In sad and loving memory of our beloved father, John J., who 
departed this life July 22, 1928.  No one knows what bitter pain We have 
suffered since we lost you; Life will never be the same.  Daughters 
Margie and May.

KEENAN - Matthew J, son of Elizabeth and the late Thomas F. KEENAN, died 
yesterday at his home, 283 Baltic street.  He was born is Brooklyn and 
was a graduate of P.S. 6.  He was engaged in the painting business.  He 
is survived, in addition to his mother, by four brothers and four 
sisters.  The funeral will be held at 2 P.M. tomorrow, and interment 
will be at St. John's Cemetery.

KONEMAN - On July 20, 1929, Frederick A., beloved husband of Caroling 
BUNGARZ KONEMAN and devoted father of Fred KONEMAN.  Survived by three 
grandchildren.  Services at his residence 478 4th st., Tuesday, 2 P.M.  
Interment Greenwood.

MCGILL - Mary E. (Nee LYON), beloved wife of Thomas J. And sister of 
Mrs. Susan B. SUTTON, on Saturday, July 20, at her residence, 6121 
Palmetto st., Ridgewood.  She was born in New York City and lived for 
many years in Brooklyn.  Solemn requiem mass at the Church of Our Lady 
of the Miraculous Medal Tuesday at 10:30 A.M.  Interment Calvary 
Cemetery, under direction of Feeney & Sons, 1857 Broadway.

MURRAY - Thomas E., on Sunday July 21, at Southampton, L.I., beloved 
father of Joseph B., Daniel B., Thomas E., John F., Mrs. Katherone 
MURRAY MCQUAIL, Mrs. ANNA MURRAY MCDONNELL, Mrs. Julia MURRAY CUDDAHY, 
Mrs. Marie MURRAY MCDONNELL.  Funeral on Wednesday July 24, from his 
residence, 783 st. Marks ave., at 9:30 A.M., thence to the Church of St. 
Gregory, Brooklyn ave. and St. Johns pl., where solemn requiem mass will 
be offered at 10 A.M.  Interment Calvary Cemetery.  Kindly omit flowers, 
masses appreciated.

O'CONNELL - Lawrence, died Saturday at his home, 1714 Madison street, 
Ridgewood.  In his fifty-sixth year.  He was born in Ireland and had 
been a resident of Brooklyn for six years.  He is survived by his widow, 
Ellen; three sons, James, Patrick and Sidney, and four daughters. Mrs 
MCKEON, Mrs. O'DOWD, Mrs. J. BRADY and Mrs. O. BLAKE.  The funeral will 
be held at 10 A.M. to-morrow with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of 
St. Brigid.  Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery under direction of 
Mrs. Frances Stenger, 289 St. Nicholas avenue.

PETERSON - Carl R., Died in his sixty third year at his home, 359 Grove 
street.  He is survived by his widow, Frieda.  He was a retired motorman 
and had been employed with the B. M. T. Benefit Association and Neptune 
Lodge 152, I.O.O.F., of Staten Island.  Funeral services Tuesday at 2 
P.M.  Interment will follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery under the direction 
of Mary F. Ehlenberger, of 1489 Putnam avenue.

REID - John C., on July 21, 1929, beloved husband of Julia M. And father 
of Clinton W. And Anna E.  Services at his late residence, 315 
Marlborough rd., Brooklyn, Tuesday, 8 P.M.  Interment Greenwood Cemetery 
Wednesday, 2 P.M.

RICHARDSON - Shephen F., on July 20, at hiss residence 1093 Lorimer 
street.  Funeral Wednesday, July 24th.  Solemn mass of requiem at Church 
of St. Antony of Padua, 10 A.M.  Interment Calvary.                       

RYAN - Bridget D, widow of Michael RYAN, died Friday while on her 
vacation at Durham, Conn.  The funeral will be held from the home of her 
son, John F. RYAN, 9729 106th street Ozone Park, at 9:30 A.M. to-morrow, 
with a requiem mass at the R. C. Church of St. Mary Gate of Heaven, 
Ozone Park.  Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery, under direction 
of Henry F. McKeon, 5017 Seventh avenue.  She is survived also by a 
daughter, Mrs. Anna BEHRENS, and four grandchildren.  She was formerly 
for many years a resident of the Old Sixth Ward of Brooklyn and moved to 
Ozone Park eighteen years ago.

SHUKER - Mary E., who died Saturday at her home, 426 DeKalb avenue, is 
survived by her husband, Edward; one son, James, and one daughter, Mrs. 
Frank MOHAN.  Funeral Wednesday at 9:30; thence to St. Patrick's Church, 
where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated.  Interment at Calvary 
Cemetery, under direction of James A. Madden, 197 Franklin avenue.

TIERNEY - Catherine, on Sunday, at her home, 1023 Bedford ave., beloved 
wife of James TIERNEY.  Notice of funeral later.

TRAGMAN - William H., in his 59th year, beloved brother of Frederick H.  
Funeral services Tuesday, July 23, 1929, at 2 P.M. , at his residence, 
582 Evergreen ave.  Interment Lutheran.

HERVEY - James D., on Monday, July 22, beloved son of James and Anna 
(nee PIFER), loving brother of William, Mrs. William FAY, Mrs. Harold 
HIGNELL, Mrs. James BRADLEY, Mrs. J. BRAUM and Mrs. Thomas NADLER. 
Funeral services Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock, at his residence, 93 
Clermont ave., Brooklyn. Funeral Thursday, July 25, at 2 P. M. Interment 
Evergreen Cemetery under direction of Thomas M. QUINN & Son.

SPURLING - Mary, died Monday in her seventy-fifth year at her home, 1431 
Bushwick Parkway, Mary SPURLING, beloved mother of James NICHOLSON, 
Walter J. SPURLING and Charles J. SPURLING. Was the widow of Charles 
SPURLING. Native of Dublin, Ireland. Funeral on Friday July 26, at 9:30 
A.M. at her home. Requiem mass at R. C. Church of Our Lady of Lourdes at 
10 A.M. Interment St. John’s cemetery under direction of Stephen F. DURYEA.

STOCKFISH - Eliza JUNGCLAUS, died Monday at her home, 207 Ridgewood 
avenu. She was born in Germany sixty years ago and had been a resident 
of Brooklyn for forty years. She is survived by her husband, Martin; a 
son, Herman, and three daughters, Mrs. Lillian THIELE, Mrs. Charles 
MEYER and Mrs. Ida SHUEY, and five grandchildren, Raymond, Harold, 
Mildred, and Robert THIELE and Walter MEYER. The funeral services will 
be held at 8 o’clock to-night at the funeral chapel of Andrew W. ZIRKEL, 
243 Ridgewood avenue. Interment at 2 P.M. to-morrow will be at Lutheran Cemetery.


23 July 1929
NEW YORKER DIES, ONE MISSING IN SPEED BOAT CRASH ON RIVER
Twenty Hurled Out as Fast Chicago Craft Sinks
Chicago, July 23 (UP)- Tragedy marred the first day of the new speed 
boat taxi service on the Chicago River.
	Two of the craft, which began carrying passengers only yesterday, 
crashed bow to bow off Navy Pier while traveling forty miles an hour.
	Their pilots and eighteen persons, out to cool off on a ten-mile 
pleasure ride, were thrown into fifty feet of water. 
Leo SUESSKING, 23, New York salesman, was drowned. 
David COHEN, realtor, still was missing to-day. 
The others aboard were rescued. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar MCCOLLEY were 
taken to a hospital.
	Both boats were split open. They sank almost instantly. Six or seven 
other small craft sped to the scene. Joyce HAWLEY, the dancer of 
champagne bath fame, was in one of the rescue boats and was credited 
with saving a girl’s life.
	Elmer DUDLEY, on leave of absence from the United States Coast Guard, 
was at the wheel of the Baby Gar, with eight aboard. The Sea King, 
piloted by William WARNER, carried ten passengers.
	Witnesses told police Coast Guardsman DUDLEY was cutting zig zags as his 
boat raced with wide open engine. Both craft swerved crazily and rammed 
nose to nose.
	The pilots were held pending the inquest.

BOLZ - Frederick, died Sunday at his home, 226 India street. He was born 
in Germany seventy-four years ago and is survived by two sons, Joseph 
and Julius. The funeral will be held from the funeral parlors, 207 
Nassau avenue, corner Russell street, Wednesday, at 2 P. M., with 
interment at Lutheran Cemetery under the direction of Weigand Bros.

CARR - Jennie, on July 21, 1929, beloved wife of the late James J. CARR, 
at her residence, 51 Talman st. She is survived by two sons, John and 
William and two daughters, Mrs. Anna WEBER and Mrs. Jennie SCOTT. 
Funeral on Thursday at 9:30 A.M. Solemn requiem mass at St. Anne’s 
Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, under the direction of T. J. 
Higgins & Sons, Inc., 203 Jay street.

COLLINS - John H, on July 22, 1929, beloved husband of Mary MCCORMACK 
COLLINS and devoted father of Francis B., James H., John H. Jr., Mrs. 
Loretta NOLAN, Anna Mae and Katherine COLLINS. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 
A.M. from residence, 368 Park place. Solemn requiem mass St. Joseph’s 
Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

ENGELHARDT - John, on Monday, in his 70th year, beloved father of John, 
George, Fred, Anthony, Joseph, May ENGELHARDT, Rose HAAS and Elizabeth 
JANSEN. He was born in Germany seventy years ago and was a resident of 
New York City forty-five years. He was a retired waiter. Funeral on 
Thursday at 9:30 A.M. from his residence, 187-29 115th rd, Hollis. 
Interment St. John’s Cemetery. Requiem mass at St. Catherine of Sienna 
Church, St. Albans. Peter J. GEIS, of 88, Catalpa avenue has charge of 
the funeral arrangements.

EXNER - Ernestine, In sad and loving memory of our dear mother, 
Ernestine EXNER, who departed this life July 23, 1926. Gone but not 
forgotten. Daughters.

GIORDANO - Angelina, died Sunday at her home, 194 Nevins street, in her 
nineteenth year. She was the daughter of Frank and the late Mary 
NAPOLANO GIORDANO. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Rose L. MATO, and 
three brothers, Ralph, Louis, and Vincent. Funeral to-morrow at 9 A.M., 
thence to St. Agnes’ Church, Hoyt and Sackett streets, where a solemn 
requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery under 
direction of Jere J. CRONIN, Inc., 116 Atlantic avenue.

GRAHAM - Louise, died Sunday at her home 323 Martense street. She is 
survived by her husband, William, and one sister. Funeral will be held 
Wednesday at 2 P.M. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery, under the direction 
of George W. BLAKLEY, 19 Putnam avenue.

LINDEWALL - Alma Josephina, born in Stockholm, Sweden, fifty-nine years 
ago and a resident of the United States and New York for the past 
thirty-six years, died Sunday. She resided at 1361 Dean street. She 
leaves her husband, Alfred; a son, Arthur; a daughter, Mrs. Marguerite 
MACDONALD; a sister here and three sisters in Sweden. She was a member 
of the America Foundation, member of the Swedish Hospital Society and 
president of the Women’s auxiliary of the Swedish Hospital. Funeral 
services will be held at Ericson & Ericson’s State street chapel, 500 
State street, at 8 P.M. to-morrow evening by the Rev. Arthur GAYER. 
Interment will be private.

MCCAFFREY - Harry, died Sunday at the United States Veterans’ Hospital, 
Beacon, N.Y. He was born in the twelfth Ward thirty-one years ago a son 
of Isabella and the late James MCCAFFREY, and was a lifelong member of 
St. Mary Star of the Sea Church. During the World War he served in 
France as a private in the Seventeenth Field Artillery, Second Division, 
and he was one of the organizers and charter members of the Corporal 
William A. Begley Psot, Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is survived only by 
his mother. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 A.M. from his late home, 268 
Hamilton avenue; thence to St. Mary Star of the Sea Church, where a 
solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated. Interment at the National 
Cemetery, Cypress Hills, with military honors.

O'KEEFE - John, died yesterday at his home, 1023 Putnam avenue. He is 
survived by his widow, Catherine; three daughters, Genevieve, Mrs. 
Thomas A. MCGRANE and Mrs. James S. EARING, and nine grandchildren. He 
was a retired letter carrier of Station 'S', having served for 
thirty-five years in the U. S. Postal Services. The funeral will be held 
at 8:30 A. M. At the R. C. Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel. Interment 
will be at Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of Stephen F. DURYEA.

O’NEILL - Susan, Monday, in her 61st year. Survived by three sisters, 
Mrs. Annie GREEN, Mrs. Rose DALY, Mrs. Margaret REED, and one brother 
Gilbert O’NEILL. Funeral from her late home 2007 Foster ave, Wednesday 
at 10:30 A.M.; thence to the R. C. Church of St. Gregory, where requiem 
mass will be offered. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

ROSENTHAL - Harry, born in Winnipeg, Canada, twenty-nine years ago, and 
a resident of Brooklyn for two years, died Monday, July 15. He lived at 
1299 Ocean avenue. He died in Good Samaritan Hospital at Suffern, N.Y. 
He was a son of Jacob and Rachel ROSENTHAL and is survived, in addition 
to his parents, by three brothers, Meyer, David, Allen, and seven 
sisters, Pearl, Rose, Hattie, Eva, Cynthia, Bella and Emily ROSENTHAL. 
The funeral was held at 10 A.M. to-day from the Jewish Memorial Chapel, 
1406 Pitkin avenue, and interment was at Mount Carmel Cemetery.

SHERIDAN - Elizabeth A. Died yesterday at her home, 749 Halsey street. 
She is survived by two brothers, louis and Thomas; a sister, Josephine 
SHERIDAN; a nephew, Lewis, and a niece, Elizabeth SHERIDAN. The funeral 
services will be held at 8 P.M. to-morrow. The Rev. H. C. MORRELL, 
pastor of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, will officiate. Interment at 2 
P.M. Thursday will be a t Greenwood Cemetery under direction of Stephen 
F. DURYEA.

SPURLING - Mary, beloved mother of Charles and Walter, at her home, 1431 
Bushwick Parkway. Notice of funeral later.

STOCKFISH - Eliza, on July 22, in her sixtieth year at her home, 207 
Ridgewood ave. Reposing at the parlors of Andrew W. ZIRKED, 243 
Ridgewood ave. Services Wednesday at 8 P. M. Funeral Thursday at 2 P. M. 
Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

WEICH - Joseph P., died yesterday at his home, 232-12 147th avenue, 
Springfield Gardens. He is survived by three sons and two daughters. The 
funeral will be held from his late home at 9 A.M. to-morrow with requiem 
mass at the R. C. Church of St. Boniface, Elmont. Interment will be at 
Elmont Cemetery, Elmont, under direction of Francis P. MURPHY, 218-24 
137th avenue, Springfield Gardens.

24 July 1929
BATES - John Joseph, son of Sarah NOLAN and the late Nicholas S. BATES, 
died Tuesday at his home, 1293 Decatur street. He was a life resident of 
Brooklyn and a member of the R. C. Church of St. Martin of Tours. He is 
survived by his mother and one brother, James J. BATES, and a sister, 
Sadie SCHAEFER. The funeral will be held at 2 P.M. Saturday. Interment 
will be at Calvary Cemetery under direction of Cronin & Flood, 2203 
Clarendon road.

BLACKWOOD - Mary Lee, In sad and loving memory of a wife and mother, 
Mary Lee BLACKWOOD, who died July 24, 1923. A precious one from us has 
gone, A voice we love is stilled, A place is vacant in our heats, Which 
never can be filled. Husband and Sons

BURTENSHAW - Elizabeth G., On Tuesday, July 23, 1929, at her residence, 
180 Clinton street, Elizabeth G., wife of the late Charles J. 
BURTENSHAW. Requiem mass at St. Charles Borromeo Church, Sidney place 
and Livingston street, Friday morning at 10 o’clock.

DRUBEN - Henry, died yesterday at the home of his mother, Elizabeth 
DRUBEN, at Benny Water, NY., in his twenty-sixth year. He was born in 
Brooklyn and is survived, in addition to his mother, by his widow, Anne; 
an infant daughter; four brothers, Charles, Louis, John and Richard, and 
two siters, Mrs. George HARTNER and Ester DRUBEN. The services will be 
held at the home of his sister, Mrs. George HARTNER, 114-36 120th 
street, Ozone Park, at 2 P.M., Friday. Interment will be at Evergreen 
Cemetery under direction of Richard D. Holmes, 1271 St. Marks avenue.

FLECKENSTEIN - Frances, died Tuesday at her home, 476 Onderdonk avenue, 
Ridgewood. She was born in Brooklyn, Nov 26, 1867, and had lived in 
Brooklyn all her life. She is survived by one sone, Frank FLECKENSTEIN; 
three daughters, Mrs. Francis SWEDIN, Mrs. Clara BARNETT, Mrs. May 
WEHNER and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 
2 P. M. The Rev. Max WALEHTA, of St. Mark’s Reformed Church will 
officiate. Interment will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery under the 
direction of Charles MORTON, of 578 Onderdonk avenue.

FLYNN - Thomas, On July 23, Thomas, beloved husband of the late 
Catherine FLYNN (nee HOWARD), native of Castleisland, County Kerry, 
Ireland, and father of Howard and Thomas FLYNN. Funeral from his late 
residence, 304 East 8th st., Brooklyn. Solemn requiem mass at the Church 
of the Holy Innocents, Beverly road and East 17th st., on Saturday, July 
27, at 9:30 A.M. Interment Calvary.

GUNTHER - Johanna, died yesterday at her home, 881 Anthon avenue, 
Ridgewood, in her thirty-first year. She was a life resident of Brooklyn 
and is survived by her husband, William GUNTHER; her mother, Kato KELLER 
GOEHRING; a brother, John GOEHRING, and six sisters. She was a daughter 
of the late John GOEHRING. The funeral services will be held at 2 P.M. 
Friday. Interment will follow at Lutheran Cemetery under direction of 
Mrs. Frances STENGER, 289 St. Nicholas avenue.

HERZOG - Marguerete, died yesterday at her home, 731 Forty-seventh 
street. The funeral services will be held at the funeral chapel of James 
J. SHARP, 4617 Seventh avenue, at 2 P.M. to-morrow. Interment will be at 
Evergreen Cemetery.

KENNA - Joseph, beloved husband of Mary KENNA, at his residence, 992 
Bergen at., July 23. Requiem mass Friday at 9:30 A. M. At St. Teresa’s 
Church, Sterling pl. and Classon ave. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

KELLY - James F. died yesterday at his home, 557 Hunters Point avenue, 
Blissville. He was born in Brooklyn and fifteen years ago became a 
resident of Blissville. He was employed by the Brooklyn Union Gas 
Company. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. R. URTZ, Rose, Mary, 
Ruth, and a son, Peter KELLY. The funeral will be held at 9:30 A.M. 
Friday, with requiem mass at the R. C. Church of St. Raphael. Interment 
will be at Calvary Cemetery under direction of J. J. Gallagher Sons, 25 
Aberdeen street.

LEONARD - Bridget DOYLE, Third anniversary solemn high mass will be 
offered for Bridget DOYLE LEONARD at the Church of St. Thomas Aquinas at 
8 A.M. Thursday, July 25, 1929. Husband and Family.

MALLON - Grace Agnes, On Tuesday, July 23, 1929. Grace Agnes (nee 
RIDGWAY), beloved mother of Florence, Joseph and Harry MALLON amd Mrs. 
Sadie ITIN, Mrs. Grace KARN, and sister of Catherine RIDGWAY and Mrs. 
Margaret POULSON, at her home, 42 15th st. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 A.M. 
With solemn requiem mass at Holy Family Church. Interment Holy Cross 
Cemetery.

MCKEON - Annie MCKEON, died yesterday July 23. She formerly lived at 295 
Reid avenue. She was formerly for more than forty years a parisioner of 
the R. C. Church of the Transfiguration. She was a member of the Third 
Order of St. Francis. The funeral from the chapel of William P. FOLEY, 
270 Marcy ave. Solemn requiem mass Thursday at 10 A.M. Church of the 
Transfiguration. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

MULROY - James Thomas, In sad and loving memory of a beloved son and 
brother, James Thomas MULROY, who departed this life July 24, 1928. A 
precious one from us has gone, A voice we love is stilled, A place is 
vacant in our home, Which never can be filled. Father, Mother, Brother 
and Sister.

NICHOLS - George M., On July 23, George M., beloved son of the late 
George M. And Mary Jane NICHOLS (nee HAGGERTY), at his residence, 240 
Cumberland st. Notice of funeral hereafter.

OLSEN - Anna, on July 23, 1929, in her 82nd year, beloved mother of Emma 
LANGILL. Funeral services Wednesday. July 24, at 8 P.M., at the Funeral 
Home of John A. TEVES, 1363 Bushwick ave., Brooklyn. 
Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

PHILLIPS - Eleanor, daughter of Joseph and Eleanore CLANCEY PHILLIPS 
died yesterday at her home, 214 st. Nicholas avenue. She was born in 
Brooklyn nine years ago and is survived by her parents. The funeral will 
be held at 2:30 P.M., Friday. Interment will be at St. John’s Cemetery 
under direction of William P. MURPHY & Son, 87 Herbert street.

ROBERTSON - Robert, husband of Helena ROBERTSON, died yesterday at his 
home, 27 Oakland street. He was born in Scotland Sixty-eight years ago 
and had been a resident of Greenpoint for forty years. He is survived, 
in addition to his widow, by a son, Herman ROBERTSON, and a daughter, 
Mrs. Frederick JACOB. The funeral services will be held at 8:30 P.M. 
to-morrow. Interment at 10:30 A.M. Friday will be at Lutheran Cemetery 
under direction of William P. MURPHY & Son, 87 Herbert street.

ROBRECHT - Frederick, a life resident of Brooklyn, died Monday in his 
forty-sixth year at his home, 19 Elderts lane. He is survived by his 
widow, Meta; his mother Barbara; a sister, Mrs. Catherine GUMBRECHT, and 
three brothers, Robert, Harry and John. The funeral services will be 
conducted at 8 o’clock to-night by the Rev. Dr. John Lewis Clark. 
Interment at 2 P.M. to-morrow will be at Lutheran Cemetery under 
direction of Benjamin GRINDROD, 27 Hull street.

SOFF - Edwin Paul, husband of Mary and father of Martha, Alice, Helen, 
Oscar, Lillian and Anna, died last Wednesday in Wyckoff Heights 
Hospital. He was born in Chemnitz Germany, May 17, 1863, and was the 
eldest child of the late Julius and Fredericka KOTTE SOFF. He was a 
graduate of Naumburg-on-the-Saale, came to the United States fifty-three 
years ago and settled in New York City. He was successful as a professor 
of music. He was at one time director of the New York Zither Club and 
the Brooklyn Zither Club, the new Jersey Zither club, the Arion Zither 
Club and Edwin Soff’s Zither Club. He had been a resident of the 
Bushwick section of Brooklyn for the past thirty-one years having 
conducted a conservatory of music at 1018 Hancock street. Funeral 
services were held by the Rev. Chauncey NORDLAND, followed by Masonic 
rites by Star of Hope Lodge, F. And A.M., last Friday. 
Interment Saturday was at Linden Hill Cemetery.

SULLIVAN - John P., On Tuesday, July 23, at his residence, 88 Nassau 
st., beloved husband of Anna SULLIVAN. He was born in Ireland and lived 
fifty years in Brooklyn. He was employed by the New York Patent Carpet 
Cleaning Company. He was an old parishioner of the R. C. Church of Our 
Lady of Mercy. He was a member of Court Brooklyn 1, F. Of A. He is 
survived by his widow; four sons, one daughter and two brothers. Solemn 
requiem mass of Friday at 9:30 A.M., at the R. C. Church of St. James, 
Jay st. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of Daily Brothers, 
460 State street.

SWINIVCH - Bartlomies dies yesterday. Funeral from his late residence, 
986 Buckmann avenue, Ridgewood, Friday, at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. 
Matthias R. C. Church, Catalpa avenue, where a ? Solemn requiem will be 
offered for the repose of his soul. He is survived by two sons, Stanley 
and Joseph; one sister, Mrs. Joseph GASLOR. Interment at St. Mary’s 
Cemetery under direction of George T. MCHUGH.

ZIMMERMAN - Bernadette Mercedea, In sad and loving memory of my only 
child, Bernadette Mercedea ZIMMERMAN, who died July 24, 1927. Her last 
birthday on earth was seven, She will spend the rest with the angels in heave. Mother.



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