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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 2, 1938' Telephone MAin i OOOO A 13 For Ad ReiullB John Royals Court Accepts Will Of Mrs. Burchardi Everett Neal Dies; Active Republican New Year Highway Accidents Kill 9, Injure 39 in Boro, I. Heating Co. Head GOULD On January 1, 1938, SUSAN, widow of William Gould, beloved aunt of Nelson, John and Herbert Buffett and Mrs. Fred Hazzard.

Funeral services at her residence, 33 Aberdeen Monday, 8 p.m. Interment private. J. J. Gallagher Sons directors.

Aplustille, Elizabeth Bautnan, J. F. Biggar, Frank Brown, Albert D. Diefenbach, Margaret' Margaaret Boschen, D. Ewers, Louis J.

Gallagher, Adelaide Kalb, Katlierine Keiser, Fried.eri.cka Kenny, J. P. Lynch, Fanny Martin, John H. McClure, George McCoy, Mary Mittag, George Murphy, Frances Neal, Everett Nolan, John Norrls, Laura E. O'Brien, Rose Clerk in Querns Electiou Hoard Was -49 Once a U.

S. Recnue Dept. Aide CAMP FIRE GIRLS The Guardians Association will have a meeting at 23 Flatbush Ave. on Thursday at 8 p.m. Mrs.

John Anderson will be guest and speak on National Needlework Guild Honors. There will be folk dances. Shutan will have their annual meeting at 23 Flatbush Ave. on Saturday a 1:30. They will elect new officers and will have a guest speaker.

The board of directors of the Brooklyn Council of Camp Fire Girls will have their luncheon meeting on Jan. 13 at the Hotel Granada at 12:30. The Committee of Awards will Surrogate IVlIelreau Admits Contested Paper to Prohatc al Riverhead Riverhead, Jan. 1 Surrogate Continued from Page 1 A son, Leon, 16. suffered a fractured right arm.

William Schmidt, 50, of 119-46 skull. Police reported she was struck by an automobile driven by Michael Malkson of 814 Albany Ave. at Linden Boulevard and Utica at 11:20 p.m. Friday. American Legion Member Had Served in Motor Transport During War John Royals 38, a member of the plumbing and heating firm of Stern and Royals, 1273 77th died GUTZLER On December 31, 1937, at her residence, 353 President Edward St.

Nichlos, 21, of 1927 E. ETTIE H. GUTZLER, wife of the late George F. Gutzler; beloved 34th suffered a posisble frac mother of Helen Catherine Gutzler, tured skull and lacerations of the face when the car he was driving Services at her residence Sunday, Gerbracht, Robert Olsen, C. A.

Glasse, Howaru Qualey, W. M. Friday at his home. 1161 76th after an illness of about eight months. Mr.

Royals was a member of Sunset Lodge 936, F. A. and collided with two other automobiles Rich, William H. in front of 2450 Gerittsen Ave. at 11 p.m.

Friday. He was taken to Coney Island Hospital. Ross, Charles R. Royals, John Jr. Sinapoli, Bruno Gleason.

Mary Gleason, Joanna Goldstein, Celia Gould, Susan Gutzler, Ettie H. meet at 23 Flatbush Ave. on Jan. 15 at 10 a.m. for rank test.

The National Camp Fire Girls poetry contest closes on Jan. 20. January 29 the Bay Ridge Post of the American Legion. During the World War Mr. Royals 6telger, Delia Fred Merlin, 28, of 272 E.

37th was assaulted at S. 1st St. and Roebllng yesterday by an un served in the motor transport branch is the in-door field meet at Girls Harvey, Edmund Tanner, Paul January 2, at 5 p.m. Interment Monday. HARVEY On January 1, 1938, EDMUND, of 8615 Fort Hamilton Parkway, beloved husband of Edith devoted father of Ruth and Edmund Harvey, and loving son of Ida F.

Harvey. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Funeral Home, 83 Hanson Place, Monday, 8 p.m. Interment at the convenience of the family. HENDRICKSON On January 1, 1938, THOMAS husband of Eve Commercial High School. identified man.

Suffering from lacerations of the right eye and Hendrickson, T. E. Van Alen, Mary Hughes, Henry Veith, William Hughes, William Whyte, John Jones, N. C. Robert S.

Pelletreau of Suffolk County handed down a decision yesterday admitting to probate the will of the late Mrs. Lucinda M. Burchardi of Patchogue, who died Sept. 24, 1937, leaving an estate af about $90,000. Objections to the filing of the will had been filed by Edward B.

Scott of 1618 Beverly Road, Brooklyn, a friend of the testator's deceased husband. Scott claimed that he had been bequeathed 57 '-i percent of the estate under a will made by Mrs. Burchardi on Aug. 15, 1933, and that he had not been mentioned in the will admitted to probate today and made by Mrs. Burchardi on June 27, 1936.

He charged that when the June, 1936, will was made Mrs. Burchardi was incompetent and lacked testamentary capacity. Finds Testatrix Sound In his decision admitting the contested will to probate. Surrogate Pelletreau found "that the said testatrix at the time of executing the said will was of full age, of sound acute alcoholism, Merlin was removed to Kings County Hospital by Dr. Kline.

Simple Rites Held Five automobile injuries were re ported in Queens. For Don Marquis Elr.iwood St. Albans, WPA worker, was found dead on the grounds of Creedmoor State Hospital, victim of a hit-and-run driver. Cymbal Possible Clue Joseph Campanelli, 54, of 109-24 157th Jamaica, was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver at 114th Ave. and 158th Jamaica, early yesterday.

A trap drummer's cymbal, found near the body, was held by police as a possible clue to the Identity of the escaped driver. Norman Williams of 13 Garden Place, Bay Shore, was killed in a collision between the car he was driving and another driven by Clarence H. Bobbins of Saxon Islip, on the Farmingdale-Babylon Road. Michael Fabracino, 66, of 231 Meeker was struck and killed by a car driven by Patrolman William Quinn of the Hunters Point Precinct as Quinn was approaching his home at 58-95 Maspeth Maspeth. There was no arrest.

St. Albans Driver Held Fred Bomhoff, 44, of Stamford, N. was knocked down and killed, police said, by an automobile driven by Charles McCoy of 121-20 199th St. Albans, on Linden Boulevard, near 223d St. Albans.

McCoy was arraigned later in Ridgewood court on a charge of criminal negligence and held in $500 for a hearing Jan. 5. William Kunnlle, 24, of 138-39 Struck by a car which police said lyn Nelson. Service private. was driven by Poland Schreff of 49 HUGHES On Friday, December Three of His Poems Read Swanee Elmont, James T.

31, 1937, HENRY, husband of the Fisher, 62, of 90-53 210th Bel- of the army. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Gertrude Mueller Royals; a daughter, Joan Royals; a son, John Royals 3d; his mother, Mrs. Emily Hewish Royals; two sisters, Mrs. Edna Burney and Mrs.

Carrie Cousins, and two brothers, Edward and Percy Royals. Funeal services will be conducted at the Royals home tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. by the Rev. John H. Egner of the Bay Ridge United Presby-terian Church and by Sunset Lodge.

NEAL EVERETT suddenly, on December 31, in his 50th year. Funeral service at his home, 26 Palmetto Monday evening at 8 o'clock. NOLAN JOHN beloved Everett L. Neal, prominent In Re- publican affairs here and formerly a Special Deputy Collector of In-terntl Revenue, died Friday evening at home, 26 Palmetto after a brief illness. Mr.

Neal was born In Brooklyn 49 yea. ago, a son of the late John K. Neal, long a power in Republican affairs here and former Commls-sijner of Records of Kings County. Mr. Neal suffered a heart attack while at work as clerk in the office the Queens Board of Elections a week from last Wednesday.

He had been attached to that office for about two years. He previously served on the Kings County office oC the board. For about 20 years Mr. Neal took an active part in Republican affairs in the 20th A. D.

and was secretary of the 20th A. D. Republican Club. He also had served as president of the club. He was a member of the Unity Republican Club, Brooklyn Elks Lodge 22, the 28th Ward Taxpayers Association, the Irving Civic Association, the Veterens Association of the 23d Regiment and the Alumni Association of P.

S. 85. Monday Mr. Neal was appointed a Special Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue in 1932 and held that office until 1934, when he went with the Board of Elections. Surviving are his widow.

Grace S. Neal; a daughter, Beryl G. Neal; a sister, Mrs. William C. Dean, and a brother, Warren K.

NeaL Serices will be held at 8 p.m. Monday at the home, with the Rev. Dr. John Lewis Clark, postor of the Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church, officiating. Burlail will be in Cypress Hills Cemetery on late Catherine (nee Doolan) father of Harry and William; formerly of laire, was taken to Queens General Hospital with a possible fractured at Funeral of Noted Columnist, and Author Three of his poems were read as skull Friday night.

136 Dikeman St. Funeral from Lawrence G. Quinn Funeral Home, 2 Madison Jersey City, Mon day, January 3, at 9 a.m.; solemn part of the simple funeral services held Friday afternoon for on Mar APLUSTILLE ELIZABETH, December 30, 1937. beloved mother of Mrs. Ralph Beck, Robert, Arthur and Frank Aplustille.

Funeral Irom Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard, Monday a.m. BAUMAN-JACOB of 47 Ken- ilworth Place, on December 31, 1937, aged 81. Remains at Hessling's Funeral Parlor, Honesdale, Pa. Mass at St.

Mary Magdalene's Church, Monday. BIGGAR On December 31, 1937, FRANK, beloved husband of Nan Biggar. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Monday, 2 p.m. BROWN On Saturday, January 1, 1938, ALBERT beloved hus- band of the late Mary E. and father of Norman A.

Brown. Serv- high mass St. Patricks Church at 10 a.m. quis, colmnist, author and playrlght, HUGHES On December 31, who died Wednesday at his home. 51 Wcndover Road, Forest Hills.

The WILLIAM of 258 78th be mind and memory and not under any restraint and in all respects competent to devise real estate and bequeath personal property." The will makes a few specific bequests to friends, relatives and charities and divides the residue between Joseph H. Thompson a nephew, and Mrs. Beulah M. Sherwood of Patchogue, who was Mrs. Burchardi's nurse.

loved husband of Irene, and de voted father of Lawrence, Ann and rites were held at the Church' in the Garden, Forest Hills, with the pastor, the Rev. John W. Rahill, Irene Hughes; brother of Mrs. W. I.

Ault, Mrs. P. Fluhr, Mrs. W. M.

brother of Mrs. Anna Van Dyke, Mary and Edward Nolan. Funeral from 560 Rogers Monday; requiem mass Holy Cross Church, 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. NORRIS On Saturday, January Suffering from a brain concussion and multiple cuts, Joseph Grey, 44, of 144 Bedell Hempstead, was found by police Friday night at the comer of 218th St.

and Jamaica Queens Village, and removed to Queens Geral Hospital. Police were unable to determine immediately where Grey was injured or in what manner. Ronald Burton, 40, of 154-17 174th Jamaica, suffered a lacerated left knee and his wife, Lillian, 34, a possible fracture of the nose when the automobile in which they were riding skidded at Atlantic and Bedford Aves. at 6:15 a.m. yesterday, climbed the walk, uprooted two trees, and damaged an electric light pole.

Both were treated by a doctor from Jewish Hospital and went home. Girl, 7, Is Injured Therese Strebe. 7. of 153-16 119th Brown and James Hughes. Funeral from Schaefer's Funeral Parlors, 4th Mulberry Flushing, was struck and killed, police said, by an auto Christopher Morley read the three selections from Mr.

Marquis' poetry, mobile driven by Fred Bauer of 103-29 106th Ozone Park. Bauer was Ave. at 42d on Tuesday, January 4, at 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass St. Anselm's R. C.

Church. Inter A Little While." "The Mystic" and ices at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 1. 1938, LAURA daughter of Charles T. and Louise Palmer. not arrested.

17 Injured in Born ment Holy Cross Cemetery. Masses Lists Specific Bequests Among the specific bequests contained in the will were the following: Industrial Home for the Blind, 520 Gates Brooklyn, St. Joseph's Home for Crippled Children, Brooklyn. St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

Patchogue, $500; "Lines for a Gravestone." Mrs. C. W. H. Hasselriis, contralto, sang a hymn which Mr.

Horley later said was written by A. E. Housman for his own funeral. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Tuesday at 12 o'clock, Seventeen persons, including three hit-and-run victims, were Injured In Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, Tuesday at 8 pan. BOSCHEN DIEDRICH, on December 31, 1937, aged 66 years, be Brooklyn.

Patrolman John Speaker of the The honorary ballbearers were Mr. O'BRIEN ROSE, of 247 Windsor Place, on January 1, beloved wife of Patrick; mother of Margaret, Ed appreciated. JONES On December 31, 1937, N. CHANDLER, son of the late T. Ingram and Elizabeth Owen Jones.

Services at Ernest J. Ebbers Funeral Home, 396 Gates Sunday, January 2, at 2:30 p.m. KALH Suddenly, at her resi Wilson Avenue Station, while direct loved husband of Christina Ehlers and brother of WilUnm. Services Morley, Dr. Harry March.

Benjamin ing traffic at Central Ave. and De Cassercs, William Rose Benet. Sunday, 8 p.m., at his home, 321 ward, Mildred, Marie and Patricia; formerly of First Ward. Manhattan Forest sustained a fractured right arm at 12:30 p.m. yesterday for the new hospital which it is planned to build in Patchogue, Dr.

E. Aeate Foster, Patchogue. Mrs. Burchardi's physician, $10,000, and to Ann Johnston of 1325 E. 19th Brooklyn, in recognition of faithful service.

$1,000. Macon Brooklyn. Funeral Monday, 2 p.m. Interment Lu- Jamaica South, received a brain concussion Friday when she was struck by an automobile while Solemn requiem mass Tuesday, 10 a.m., Holy Name R. C.

Church. Ar theran. Cemetery. Member of Retail Grocfts Association, rangements by Joseph G. Duffy.

OLSEN On Friday, December 31 1937, in his 69th year, CHRISTIAN DIEFENBACH MARGARET, on Saturday, January 1, 1938. Funeral services at her residence, 8926 240th A. OLSEN, beloved husband of Melvin Daniel. Simeon Strunsky, Arthur Goodrich. Harold Gould, Harry E.

Maule, George Middletnn, Otis Skinner, Lyman Beecher Stowe, Franklin Pierce Adams, Karl Miner, John V. L. Hogan, Homer Croy, A. A. Weinman and H.

I. Phillips. There wer about 150 persons present at the services, including many well-known literary and stage figures. The body was taken to Maple Grove Cemetery, where it was paced in the vault. Plans are under way for a death rusk to be made by A.

A. Weinman. dence, 1399 Carroll on Thursday, December 30, 1937, KATHE-RINE (KATE) beloved mother of Lillie Buermann and John H. Kalb. Services at her residence Sunday afternoon, 2:30.

KEISER On Friday, December 31, 1937. FRIEDERICKA KEISER, in her 62d year, beloved mother of Rosaline Filsinger; also survived by her son-in-law, William Filsinger, Helmi, and father of Mrs. Vivian Belleros, L. Monday, Janu Olsen, Henry and William Olsen, crossing Sutphin Boulevard between 118th and 119th Aves. She was removed to Mary Immaculate Hospital.

Police said the machine that hit her was owned and operated by Lawrence Scheller of 155-84 Bay-view Jamaica South. Isadore Brofman, 45, of 1568 E. 5th was struck by an automobile Friday night at 168th St. and Hillside Jamaica, and suffered a leg injury. The car was driven by when he was struck by a hit-and-run driver.

He was treated by Dr. Clark of Wyckoff Heights Hospital and sent home. Geraldine Co-rlemants, 22, of 2104 Ditmars Boulevard, Astoria, suffered lacerations of the forehead and left eye and concussion of the brain and Justin McLaughlin, 23, of 404 4th sustained concussion of the brain and a possible fractured jaw when their car, operated by McLaughlin, struck a traffic tower at Avenue and Ocean Parkway at 4:55 a m. Both were taken to Coney Island ary 3, 1938, at 8:30 p.m. Interment and brother of Oscar; he is also Green-Wood Cemetery.

survived by seven grandchildren, Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Grace Spcfia! fo The Eagle Manhasset, Jan. 1 Funeral services for Mrs. Janet Macdonald Grace. 53, wife of Joseph P.

Jrace, chairman of the board of directors of the steamship line of W. R. Grace will be held here at 10 a.m. Monday, with a solemn mass of requiem in St. Mary's R.

C. Church. Burial will be in Holyrood Cemetery, Westbury. Mrs. Grace died early yesterday at her Winter home in Aikenfi S.

after a long illness. She was a member of the Colony Club. DELTA KAPPA PI Delta Kappa Pi sorority recently held annual elections at the home Mrs. E. H.

Gutzler, Old Boro Resident Funeral services will be held today for Mrs. Esther Hills Stebbins Pease Gutzler. 72. widow of George F. Gutzler and a resident of Brooklyn for 50 years, who died Friday after a lone illness.

He was a retired barge captain of DONLGAN MARGARET (nee Ronayne), beloved wife of the late tne Baltimore Ohio Railroad Relatives, friends and members of Court Leif Erikson, No. 135. are invuea to attend services at the Funeral Home of George C. Herbst Last Rites Held Son, 6741 5th near 68. St and two grand-children, Evelyn and Gloria Filsinger.

Funeral services on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at her residence, 101-47 121st Richmond Hill. Interment Monday at 2 p.m. Evergreens Cemetery. KENNY JOSEPH on December 31, 1937.

Survived by his wife, Ada; one son, John one daugh Mrs. Gutzler was a descendant of John Pease of Enfield, whose on Sunday, January 2. at 8 y.m Anthony Breguglio of 172-29 Grand Central Parkway, Jamaica Estates, according to police. While crossing the Intersection at 34th St. and 106th Corona, Sadie Plottha.

40, of 70-36 Harrow Forest Hills, was struck Friday night by an automobile operated, accord Hospital. Horse and Wagon Struck Frederick Blum, 29. of 185 St. Nicholas was taken to Coney Island Hospital with a possible fractured pelvis after the horse and For F. E.

Sweelser father. Robert Pease, came to Amer Cremation at Fresh Pond, L. I Monday at 2 p.m. James Donegan, on December 30, 1937. Survived by two daughters, Mrs.

John Moran and Mrs. Joseph Holzmacher, and one son, William; also one sister, Nellie Ronayne; one brother, LawTence. Funeral on Monday from her residence, 3904 Avenue at 9:30 a.m.; solemn re- quiem mass Little Flower R. C. Church.

Interment Holy Cross -meteiy. Direction of Joseph E. Brennn. EGGERT WILLIAM passed ica from England in 1634. For many years she was a member of the First ter, Mary Kasold; two sisters, Eliz Place Methodist Church, and when wagon he was driving was struck at QUALEY WILLIAM of 9021 76th Woodhaven, L.

January 1, 1938. Survived by his wife, Anna; four children and three grand- ing to police, by Clarence Cohen of 16-19 149th Whitestone. She was removed to Flushing Hospital for that church disbanded, joined the Central Methodist Church. She also abeth Radcnberg and Ellen Lennon; one brother, Philip, and four grandchildren. Funeral from his home, cniidren, RICH Suddenly, December 31, Brookline, Jan.

1 Funeral services were held today in First Parish Church for Frank Eliot Sweelser, lawyer, of Cold Spring Harbor, L. who died Thursday. Mr. Sweetser was 56 and a member of the Manhattan firm of Sweetser, White Co. Mr.

Sweetser, a member of an old New England family, was born in 1937, at 59 Ethelbert Place, away Saturday, January 1. Funeral services Monday, 8 p.m., at Boardman Chapel, 44 Clinton Brooklyn. was a member of the First Place Circle, composed of former members of the church of that name, the Kings County branch of the W. C. T.

U. and the Protestant Big Sisters. The services will be conducted at the Gutzler home at 5 p.m. by the Rev. Dr.

J. Lane Miller of the Cen Ridgewood, N. WILLIAM bev 88 16th Brooklyn, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass Holy Family R. C. Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. LYNCH On Saturday, January 1. 1938. FANNY beloved wife of Walter and mother of Walter I. Jr.

and Richard G. Lynch. Service tovea nusoana oi Marietta Howe and father of William H. Rich of Miss Helen Schrlefer. The officers are the Muses Marjorie Mc-Dermott, regent; Virginia Daly, vice regent; Natalie Keys, secretary, and Bertha Christiansen, treasurer.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Christiansen of 1919 E. 23d St. Merrick Road and Sea ford Ave, Sea ford. West escaped injury. Edward R.

Southard, 33 of 12 St. Mary's Place, Freeport. was taken to Meadowbrook Hospital, East Meadow, with cuts of the face and chest, result of a collision between the car he was driving and another operated by Frank Mac- aged 80 years. Services Monday, 1:30 p.m., at Mortuary Chapel, 306 treatment of facial contusions. Held In Gate Wrecking Accused of crashing into and wrecking a Long Island Railroad crossing gate stanchion on Long Beach Road, Island Park, Benjamin F.

Pearson, 49. a painter, of 42 Plainfleld Lynbrook, was released in $100 bail for a hearing Jan. 10 when arraigned Friday night before Police Justice Walter S. Wesley in Island Park. Pearson was arrested on charges of reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident after acting Police Chief Joseph Imbrioscia was Ridgewood Ridgewood, N.

J. EWERS LOUIS died December 30, 1937. Remains resting in Frank Dalton Funeral Home, Dc Kalb and Vanderbilt Aves. Mass at St. Boniface R.

C. Church, Monday, 10 a.m. 37th 37 tral Church. Burial will be tomorrow in the family plot at Enfield. A daughter.

Miss Helen Catherine Gutzler, survives. 1 her residence, 703 E. Brooklyn, Monday at 8 p.m. Interment at convenience of family. 8th Ave.

and 65th at 4:35 a.m. by an auto police said was operated by James Wasset of 514 45th St. While crossing 6th Ave. at 8th St. at 5:50 a.m.

William Morris, 36, of 433 8th was struck by a car said to have been driven by Eugene Hughes of 7802 4th Ave. He suffered lacerations of the scalp and left arm and a fractured left leg and was taken to Methodist Episcopal Hospital. Struck by a hit-and-run driver at E. 4th St. and Avenue at 1:30 a Morris Wasserman, 55, of 1716 E.

4.h suffered lacerations of the left ear and concussion of the brain. He was taken to Coney Island Hospital. Woman's Skull Fractured Anna Boekke, 34, of 2902 Foster suffered a possible fractured skull and lacerations of the scalp and Maxwell Malter, 25, of 160 Dalnll Toad, lacerations of the hip. in a cohesion at 3:45 a.m. at Ocean Park- ROSS CHARLES at Red Bank, N.

on December 31. Pri vate services at residence, 1 Allen Boston, a son of the late Frank Eliot Sweetser and Susan Anderson Sweetser. He was graduat-J from Harvard College In 1902 and Harvard LOaw School In 1905. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ethel Sweetser; a daughter, Miss Emily Sweetser; two sons, Frank E.

Sweetser and John A. Sweetser 3d; a sister, Mrs. Charles M. Storey Place, Monday morning, January 3. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery, Paul C.

Tanner, 63, Ex-Fire Lieutenant MARTIN On December 31. 1937, JOHN beloved husband of Marie B. Martin. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from his residence, 153 77th thence to Our Lady of Angels Church, where solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment St.

Denis Cemetery, Philadelphia. McCLURE On Saturday, January 1, 193B, GEORGE formerly Brooklyn. summoned from nearby pol ice headquarters by the cries of Joseph W. GALLAGHER ADELAIDE on December 30, beloved wife of the ate Lawrence B. Gallagher of the United Stales Navy and mother of Bennett and Lawrence R.

Ga.lagner. Funeral service at her nome, 107-19 96th Ozone Park, on Sunday, January 2, at 2:30 p.m. interment Evergreens Cemetery. ROYALS JOHN beloved hus band of Gertrude Mueller, and de voted father of Joan and John 3r, of Jamaica Plain, and two brothers, Homer L. Sweetser oi Rye, N.

Y. and John A. Sweetser of and fond son of Emily (nee Hewish Paul O. Tanrnr, 63, who retired 25 years ago as a lieutenant, in the Fire Department after 22 years of of 30 New York beloved father of Florence Brust, William and Ed Services at his home, 1161 76th by the Rev. John H.

Egner and Sun service in the department, died Fn Penn. gateman, and chased him in a police car. Three persons suffered cuts and bruises of the face in a collision of four automobiles early yesterday in Tulip near the intersection of Hill St. mid Raff Floral Park. .1 Hurt at Floral Park The injured were Thomas McCarthy, 25.

of 95 Marshall nd 18th Ave. set Lodge, No. 936. F. A.

ward McClure. Service at the Fair-child Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, lav in the Prospect Heights Hospi- way ar lived at 1259 Madison Polic tal. lived at 1259 Madison Police Monday evening, 8:30. sal'' the taxicab in which and at the time of his retirement the woman a passcnucr was hit Pherson of 94 Hudson Roosevelt, at Nassau and Central Roosevelt, at 3:30 a.m. yesterday.

Joseph Siegel, 42, of 60 Mount Freeport, suflered a fractured skull and broken right collarbone when he was knocked down by a car driven by Thomas Staab of 37 Widner OceansKle. at Widner Ave. and Long Beach Road Friday night. He was taken to Nassau Hospital. Ray Sherman, 17.

of 14 Dahlia Baldwin, received a possible Irarture of thp skull and lacerations when the car in which he was riding, driven by Victor Charowick of Henry North Merrick, at 5 a.m. today, left the road and struck a Monday at 8:30 p.m. Interment SINAPOLI-BRUNO, 66 years old, Evergreens Cemetery. was attached lo HooK Ladder lu. bv the auto operated bv Mailer native of Italy, resident of Brook i Mr.

Tanner wns a member of Both were taken to Coney Island McCOY MARY (nee Donohue). lyn for the past 45 years, died SrbnotolrDgmrnts BURKE -The family of the line MARTIN BURKE wish to thank the Reverend Clergy, of St. Joseph, relatives and lncnds lor their kind expressions of sympathy shown them in their recent bereavement. The FAMILY. Hospital Sterling" Lodge 817.

F. fit A. and of the Veteran Firemen's Associa Herbert Ran. 30. of 509 Columbia suddenly, on Thursday, December 30, at her residence, 213 Berkeley Place.

She is widow of Philip J. and mother of the late Margaret A. tion. nineiai services win st was taken to King.s Count Hos-be conducted at the Tanner home nitnl with a fractured sknil and Thursday at his home, 92 Walworth beloved husband of the late Rose Sinapoli. Surviving are three daughters, Viola Garone, Frances Sinapoli and Anna Greco; at 8 p.m.

today. The funeral will lacerations of the scalp, after the McCoy. She Is survived by one riorai rarx. passenger in a car driven by George Cheney, 25. of 06.

Marshall Charles Renz. 45. and Mrs. Ottilhe Renz. 41.

both of 94-25 239th St Bcllerose. and both riding in an auto driven by John C. Jansocn of 242-11 I Bellerose. i The other two cars were driven' bo held tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial car he was driving struck a blinker daughter, Margaret Ann McCoy.

three sons, Frank, Anthony and ward J. and Philip and sister, Dominick Sinapoli. The funeral will stanchion at Cony Island Ave. and Avenue at 6 p.m. Eugene Disshenls, 49.

of 1239 Dan Catherine Donohue, and grand GERBRACHT ROBERT, on December 30, beloved husband of father of Hobert Jr. and Arthur Gerbracht. Services at Moadinger Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush Avenue, Sunday, 1:30 p.m. Interment private. GLASSE HOW AR H.

beloved husband of Amelia, at his nome, 473 Lafayette on January 1. 1938, in his 75th year. Services Tuesday, 2 p.m. GLEASON MARY, daughter of Margaret and the late Daniel J. Oonovan; sister of George J.

and rar.ir. J. Donovan. Funeral from 669 Halsey Monday, 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, Putnam 10 o'clock. GLEASON JOANNA on January 1, mother of Jerome F.

and Edwin sister of Helen Mary Margaret L. Alice James be held Monday at 9 a.m. from his tree. Sherman wa, hurled out of the car and wa.s removed to Meadowbrook Hospital. daughter, Margaret Annie McCoy home, to St.

Lucy's R. C. Church, Funeral from her residence, Monday was taken to Kings County Hos- i pital to be treated for a fractured Kent near Park requiem mass January 3, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Augustine's Church at 10 am will be offered. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Will be directed by Carmen Pisano Sons. where a solemn mass of requiem will by August Peters of 248-49 Jamaica Bcllerose, and Edwin A. Beschere of 10 Beverley Ave Floral Park. All four were driving along Tulip two in each direction. The accident occurred when one of RUCTION will be In Evergreens Cemetery.

Surviving arc his widow, Mrs. Minnie Tanenr: six daughters, Mrs. Cora Schermerhorn, Mrs. May Goctz, Mrs. Maud Pote, Mrs.

Viola Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Bctz and Mrs. Ruth Fredericks; a son, Paul; two sisters. Mrs. Minnie Muller and Mrs.

Hannah Bland, and a brother, Charles Tanner. 5(1111 ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. William John Merkel of 1330 E. thctr 50th wedding annivr.sary on Tues- be celebrated.

31ii ajcmor.am DE BOER HENRY J. In loving memory of a devoted husband and lather. Died January 1, 1936. A. lens u.n life and mnnoiy lust, We sh.tU mnomiipr line.

WIFE, SONS and DAUGHTERS. EVANS In loving memory of JAMES died January 2, 1937, beloved brother of Minnie Evans Gibbs. Masses olfered. WILL and MINNIE. MM.IOV Tn virt unit lovm? MITTAG-GEORGE, of 1066 Hal right knee and intoxication after he was struck by an auto at 6:10 a.m.

at Atlantic and Nostrand Aves. The auto was operated bv Abe Rickin of 1210 39th according to' police. Strikes Klevalerl IMIIar Joseph Ma'irkiewcz. 24, of 120 Lynch suflered concussion of SALES sey on Saturday, January 1. 1938, beloved father of George and Peter Mittag; brother of Lena Con i the four swerved to avoid hitting a i iiftli car which pulled out from the curb suddenly.

A passenger in car driven bv Anthony W. Single of STEIGER DELIA 'nee Honartyi, on January 1, 1938. at her home, 53 Johnson beloved wife of Louis; dear mother of John sister of Mrs. M. Rogers and Mrs.

Dougherty; brother of John and James Ho-garty; also survived by four grandchildren. Funeral from her home, Tuesday. 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. don. Services at the Parlors, 710 Knickerbocker Monday, 8:30 the hrain, and Lorelta Mazurkiewcz.

same address, lacerations of the i Avr- Richmond Hill. Florence Mc-! Hotel Taft, anrtl'kv at a dinner at the Thomas V. Brady and Mrs. Joseph p.m. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m.

At-ranuements by Weigand Brothers. MURPHY FRANCES, on Friday ionov en oy a mcau'i T. Lilly. Funeral from her resi head, when the automobile in which Avoy. 27.

of 650 82d St. sulfered they were riding struck an elevated and bruises of the head and shocu December 31, 1937, loving daughter dence, 2 Bogart Port Washington, L. I on Monday, January pillar at Bushwick and Myrtle when the car collided early yester- of John J. and the late Mary E. (nee The driver, police said, wa.s Henry mass at St.

Peter of Alcantara's Grunder) beloved sister of John Church at 10 a.m. Please omit Henry and Helen; grand-daughter flowers. of Anna Grunder; dear niece of James Pro-Cathedral, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated. TANNER PAUL on December 31. of 1259 Madison age 65, beloved husband of Minnie; also survived by six daughters and one son, two sisters and a brother.

Fraternal services on Sunday evening at Frances M. Grunder. Funeral from CITY SALESROOM 23-25-27 Borrum TUce At Livingiton Street (Iter UK) Inn WILLIAM POLLAK, Auctioneer Sells on Jan. 5, at 1 0 30 A.M. Household (urnilure, furnishing, hric-a hiac, china, secretaries, radios, nips, carpets, lamps, tallies, ihans, dining, bedroom, living room, Ineakfast, dinette, Daveno suites, lieds, bedding, ranges, re-fi iterators from the stoiaitc, installment.

Iiti'l and Imame i impamej and private folks from all pails nf the city. GOLDSTEIN CELIA, beloved uay Willi another driven bv Joscpn H. Sculler of 421 W. Fulton Long Beach, at Scranton Ave. and Irving East Rockaway.

Nassau Accidents Injure 17 In Nassau County police retried 17 persons injured in automobile accidents. Leroy Wells. 44. of Jone. Ave.

lather, EDWARD who departed this life January 2, 1936. Masses offered today. May his soul rest in peace. WIFE and SON. MARTIN In remembrance of our sister, MARY JANE MARTIN, who died January 1, 1933.

ALFRED I. MARTIN, CHARLES E. MARTIN. McCARTY MARY L. In loving memory of our dear mother, who died Januarv 1.

1920. MARJORIE and EDWIN. partv at the Wintt Garden, where thev saw Ed Wynn's "Hooray For Wha Among those present were Mr. and Krs. Kenneth William Merkel and Kenneth William Merkel of Morristown.

N. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ransom Merkel of South Londonderry. Vermont; Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Thomas Beach, Miss Barbara Beach and Arthur Beach Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M.Tkel were married at Berlin.

N. on Dec. 28, 18117. and have resided in Brooklyn tor 49 years. the Quinn Funeral Home, 162-14 Freunal of 407 E.

nth St. Believed to have been a hit-and-run victim, an unindentmcd man, about, 45, was found at 58th St. and 6th Ave. late Friday night. He was taken to Norwegian Hospital suffering from a fractured skull and frr.ctured lef; leg.

He had brown hair, erav eves and was wearing a wife of Louis; devoted mother of Sanford Flushing, L. Tues Sadie Latish, Tillie Lieber, May Schiffman, Anna Ritchie, Adeline Schneider, Moses, Joseph and Harry, Services Flatbiush Memorial Chapel, wantagh, suflered an in lured left day, at 9:30 a.m.; solemn requiem mass at St. Andrew's R. C. Church at 10 a.m.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. Under the direction of Thomas M. Quinn Sons, I he original House of Quinn. black leather coat and a green and nrc, and his wife, Helen, 1283 Coney Island near Ave 8 o'clock.

Sterling Lodge, No. 817. F. fz A. also Veteran Firemen's Association.

Funeral Monday nt 2 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. Arrangements by Nicholas Blasius Jr. Son. white sweater taken to Brunswick Hospital, Aim! nue J.

Sunday, 2:30 p.m. Interment John Fanvll. 45. of 4,7 Pa itic S' Bay Side Cemetery. McLOUGHLtN- In memory of a beloved daughter and sier, KM, A.

VAN ALEN-Suddenly. December whom God railed January 2, 1H37 Hfstv ntr nil; 1 1 i 30. 1937, at her residence, 281 Carl- The Misses Mary and M.iguire of IlrookUn have armed in Miami Beach. for then- minual visit and are guests at the Embassy Hotel. A.

N. Schrondrtin is at the Chateau Frnntcnnc. Quebec. TIDK T.IBI iBv I he tT C'W r.1 lirnir-ir S'lfVfO T.i v-n S- d.rrt I inn Art 5 Mfmory bt yuu back mi. Tn tuno hi ikti ir-.

'In Ih 'lv MOTHER, SISTERS, BROTHERS. suffered a possible frnctu-rd skull and interna! injnri when he was 1 str'ick by a car said tn have been operated bv Fred Rami! of 11 Ave, Haldwm. at Nnili- St and Atlantic Ave 11 40 Fri-iriav niiht. He was taker, to Holy I Name Hn-pi'al. Pedestrian Is Injured John Thilbin.

32. 541 Royer- Ave suflered a traeaired right vine, with fractured ribs and con-cii'sion of the brain when which Wells was drivntij Fmiav nulit cra.hed into a' poli'c car driven bv Patrolman John Wet thr Nassau County police at si I. A It I I. III I 1 OK Su, rs, i i. ne vml 1 1 R.i, rm oits no south oxioid siiirt HENRY McCADDIN, Inc.

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1 50 it minimum, plus xetrry chargrs. NEvint 8-8912 SEE OUR LARGE ADVERTISEMENT On List Paun Walter Cooke, inc. I'mlcrtakers Brooklyn, Queen, Slalen UUnd, SMITH In loving nicmoiy of our beloved wile and nuv.h'i. AGNES E. SMITH, who passed awav January 2, 1936.

HUSBAND. DAUGHTER, SON. I.n W.i 1 when he was hit bv an auto at i. .,,.,.1, P.pr. Avp lit 11 1 I T''I li rifrson a-i 1st in a A Mankillin, Broni ind Weitchtsler i "i 4 H.r'rry li.1'1" "nl Fridav night.

Police said the car oo was driven bv Herbert Charney of Rockaway Ave. Thilbin wa.s CTQtlSSCS 1" iH I I le an 11 n.l II JANUARY ::) C) 10 1 1 in ti 3h iflmtmam 42 YEARS OF DIGNIFIED SERVICE Regardless ot the Amount you 3r lo spend. th charactai ol our service, will lend proper dignity to this solemn occasion. Every detail ol eich funeral Is under the "orsonal supervision ot T. J.

Hitjglns 4 Son, Inc. 203 lay Brooklyn TBlanale 5 5930 5931 taken to Kings County Hospital. Andrews, 19, of 681 Clarkson was taken to Kings County ton MARY A beloved mother ol Ralph Minerva Kunz and Adelaide Dressier. Services at her residence, Sunday, 2 p.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery.

VEITH -On January 1, WILLIAM, of 317 44th beloved husband of Anna, and devoted father of Mrs. J. Orlowrki, Mrs. H. Gatens, Doris and George Veith.

Funeral from Schaefer's Funeral Parlors, 4th Ave. at 42d on Tuesday, January 4, at 9:45 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, WHYTE At Rockvllle Centre, Long Island, on December 31, JOHN HOWARD WHYTE. beloved husband of the late Mary and devoted brother of Mrs. Laura V.

Kiltie, Mrs. Henrietta V. and Chesterfield Whyte. Services I the Macken Mortuary. 52 Rockville Centre, Long on Sunday, January 2 at 8 m.

a a it -i H-inrlv II. ink Tlie M.i'ti'ry Hull I 3 I 1 5 II COLG AN JOSEPH D. First anniversary mass Monday, January 3. St. Francis Xavler's Church.

9 a.m, i MOTHER and FAMILY. SUN 1HSKS AND lacerations of (he possible fractured Hospital with forehead and a 1 ts 4 41 DETAIL IN the home or chuprl, evrrt detail in vour oleniii he-reuvcnirnl is moM enrefiillT looked after. Ayen services are alwaM nn Indication thnt nothing Inn hern overlooked in vmir lime of MirroH. "ttilhin Jour Meant" j. MI- MORI VI.

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