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Tor Claiitfied 'Ad Reiulli BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, MONDAY, MAY 23, 1938 TelepKone MAin 4-6000 11 Dcatbs Son Celebrates Golden Wedding Mass i Rabbi Glazer Dies: Was Beth-El Head Harry Lumley, 57; Ex-Dodger Pilot Managed Team in 1909 and Headed National League Batters With .337 in '06 Binghamton, May 23 Harry Lumley, manager of the Brooklyn base-ball team in 1909 and an outfielder on the team for a number of years, died here yesterday after a long illness, aged 57. Lumley was a star batsman and In 1906 led the National League with a percentage of .337 while a member of the Brooklyn team. He was an outfielder for Brooklyn for seven years, coming to the club in 1904 from the Pacific Coast. He succeeded Pat Donovan as manager at the close of the 1908 season and guided the Dodgers from his outfield berth during 1909. Under Lumley's leadership, Brooklyn finished in sixth place, an improvement of one place over its standing In 1908.

In 1910 he gave way to William F. Dahlen. He remained with the team in 1910 as outfielder until the end of April, when his wife died. He then asked Bernard J. Feely, Savings Executive Appraiser and Director of Loan AsHorialion Had Headed Liquor Dealers Bernard J.

Feely, an appraiser for the Brooklyn Federal Savings and Loan Association, 91 Court and a fsrmer president of the old Retail Liquor Dealers of Kings County, a post he held before Prohibition, died suddenly yesterday at his home, 430 58th St. At the time of his death Mr. Feely also was a director and a member of the executive committee of the loan organization. He had been associated with that concern for about 40 years, and until four years ago was Its secretary and treasurer. Born in Brooklyn, Mr.

Feely had lived at the same address in Bay Ridge for the last 40 years. He was an election district captain of the 7th A. D. Democratic Club, a lieutenant of the Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C.

Church and a member of the St. Patrick's Society and the Society of Residential Appraisers. Mr. Feely was the husband of the late Mrs. Tillie F.

Cray Feely. Sur fii'rt-1 wVr A' rtt Belnert, Julia M. Bennett, Mary McNamara, Winifred McNevin, Billinge.MariaAnn Bloch, Joseph Brophy, Patrick Catherine L. Miller, EmU J. Myers, Julia Agnes Clancy, Alexander Dalton, Jennie Preuss, Herman J.

Qulnn, Elizabeth Harm. Sarah I. Delaney, John Downing, William Dunne, Elizabeth Englert, George Feely, Bernard J. Fitzgerald, Mary Filzpatrlck, Mary Fleming, George Goss, Philip H. Haase, Ernest A.

Hogan, Helen L. Jabbonski, Maxmillian Laford, William Langenau, Martin G. Loring, Nelson V. Rebenklau.Edward Ruff, Charles Schmidt, Elsie F. Schroeder, August Schuldt, Amalie Shlel, Kyran J.

Smith, John T. Snover, Emma Snyder, Charlotte Sticlman, Edward Stillwagon, Mary Switzer, Emma J. Urquhart, Duncan Valot, Charles Whelan, Rev. Dr. John Wood, James W.

BEINERT On May 22, 1938, JULIA M. (nee Goodwin), beloved wife of William devoted mother of June and William C. Belnert sister of Mrs. Anne Althouse, Elizabeth and Hugh Goodwin. Reposing at her residence, 1029 76th St, Notice of funeral later.

BENNETT At her home, 43 Dewey Huntington, L. on May 22, MARY E. BENNETT. Funeral service at the St. John's Episcopal Church, Huntington, L.

on Tuesday afternoon at 1:30. Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery at 3:15. BILLINGE Sunday, May 22, MARIA ANN BILLINGE, daughter of the late Captain Samuel Donne and Maria Jane Billinge. Funeral services at her residence, 244 DeKalb Monday, 8 p.m. BLOCH JOSEPH, beloved husband of Lucy; devoted father of Harry and Gabriel.

Services day, 2 p.m., Kirschenbaum's Chapel, 345 Throop Ave. Interment Mount Carmel. nnriPHV-PATRICK. On May Wrote 26 Books, Including History of Israel, and Led National Organizations Rabbi Simon Glazer, 60, who was in cliarge of Temple Beth-El here from 1923 to 1930 and wrote 26 books, including a history of Israel, died of a heart ailment last night in the Harkness Pavilion of the Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after an illness of three weeks. Rabbi Glazer lived at 353 Fort Washington Manhattan, and from 1930 until he retired recently was head of the Malmonldes Synagogue and school at 312 W.

89th Manhattan. At various times he had been president of the Central Council of Rabbis of America and of the Central Council of Orthodox Rabbis of Greater New York and chairman of the executive committee of the Assembly of Rabbis of America. Was Born in Russia Born in Kovno, Russia, on Jan. 21, 1878, Rabbi Glazer had served as rabbi in Tapiau, East Prussia, before coming to the United States 40 years ago. Among the Important pojNts he held in this country before coming to Brooklyn were those of chief rabbi of tlie United Synagogues of Montreal, from 1907 to 1918; chief rabbi of Kansas City from 1920 to 1923, and rabbi of Beth Hamidrash Hajjodol in Manhattan from 1923 to 1927.

His history of Israel Is in six volumes. He wrote also "Jews of Iowa," "The Sabbath School Guide," "The Guide of Judaism" and "The Palestine Resolution," and had edited Jewish prayer books. He was founder and first editor of the Jewish Eagle, Montreal newspaper, and had edited the Jewish Herald in Des Moines. the Jewish Compromiser in Tnlpdo Ohio, mid the Jewish Golden wedding celebrants, Mr. and Mrs.

Denis Moran, with two of their sons, the Rev; William J. Moran (left) and Assemblyman Edgar F. Moran (right). The happy couple renewed their vows at a mass celebrated by their son in the church where they were married, Sacred Heart Church, Clermont and Park Aves. A reception followed at the Hotel Bo.s.sert.

(Wide World photo.) Dies From Injuries Suffered in Home Long Beach. May 23 Mrs. Grace Ohlsen. 82, of 164 East Chester thus city, died ye.suerday in Long Beach Hospital from shock and other injuries suffered in her home Saturday when she fell down stairs and fractured her right hip. She was treated by the family physician who ordered her taken to the for further attention.

County authorities were notified and it is expected the medical examiner will require an autopsy. Deatbs FITZPATRICK MARY E. (nee Herley), on May 22, beloved wife of the late William J. Fitzpatrick and devoted mother of William J. and John F.

and sister of Nellie Herley. Funeral on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from Walsh's Chapel, 117th St. and Atlantic Richmond Hill thence to St. Benedict Joseph Church, where a requiem mass will be offered.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. FLEMING On Sunday, May 22, 1938, GEORGE W. FLEMING, beloved husband of Onnie. Funeral Wednesday from Funeral Home, 187 South Oxford Street. Requiem mass at St.

Stanislaus Church at 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. GOSS At Glen Rock. N. May 23, 1938, PHILIP at his late residence.

Services Wednesday, 10 a.m., at Van Emburgh's Chapel, 306 East Ridgewood Ridgewood, N. J. Please omit flowers. HAASE ERNEST of Morichts, L. husband of Elsie and devoted son of Ernest and Lena Paul Haase and brother of Walter Haase.

Funeral services at United Chapels, 1202 Broadway, Tuesday, 8 p.m. HOGAN HELEN L. On Sunday, May 22, 1938, Of 25-90 35th Street, Astoria. Reposing at residence of her father, Patrick Farrell, 790 St. John's Place.

Notice of funeral later. JABBONSK I MAXMILLIAN, father of Max Jabbonski, Anna Mille and Sophie Fecher, grandfather of Rudolph, William and Dolores Jabbonski, Gustave Mille, Sophie and Eugene Jabbonski, brother of Leon Jabbonski, on Sunday. Funeral on Wednesday morning from Darmstadt Sons Funeral Home, Central Avenue corner 68th Street, Glendale. Solemn requiem mass St. Aloysius Church, 10 o'clock.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. LAFORD WILLIAM beloved husband of Emma, on May 22, at his residence, 99 Snediker Avenue. Survived by four sons, three daughters. Services Tuesday evening.

8 o'clock. John L. Bader's Chapel, 507 Liberty Avenue. Burial private. LANGENAU MARTIN suddenly, on May 20, 1938, at his residence, 286 Clinton Ave.

Survived by his wife, Matilda; two daughters, Edith and Fenella; two sons, Martin Jr. and Edward. Funeral services at his Monday evening, 8 o'clock. Interment Tuesday morning in Mount Olivet Cemetery. LORING NELSON on May 20, 1938, beloved husband of Alma (nee Gescke), son of Louise; brother of Adelaide, Louise, Ernest and Mrs.

William C. Hubcr. Funeral from his home, 7626 7th Ave Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 24, at 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass at St. Ephrem's R. C.

Church, Fort Hamilton Parkway and 75th at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. McNAMARA WINIFRED, on May 22, 1938. of 179 12th beloved mother of Margaret Delaney, sister of Katherine Duffy and grandmother of Joseph, Walter and William Kennedy. Requiem mass Wednesday, 10 a.m., St.

Thomas Aquinas R. C. Church. Reposing at Chapel of Joseph G. Duffy, 237 9th Street.

McNEVIN On May 22, CATHERINE L. (nee beloved wife of the late James McNevin and mother of Alfred C. B. McNevin, Mrs. Raymond McLeer and James L.

McNevin. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.. from her residence. 537 E. 17th thence to Our Lady of Refuge Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MILLER EMIL Saturday. May 21. beloved husband of Anna and father of George, Marilyn, Robert; son of Annie and brother of Mrs. William S.

King, John, Anthony, Fred, Harry and Thomas. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a.m., from his home. 131 Hale Avenue. Solemn requiem mass at Blessed Sacrament R. C.

Church. Interment Holy Trinity Cemetery. MYERS JULIA AGNES, on May 21. 1938. Rt her residence, 454 3d wife of the late John Myers.

Survived by four sons, John, James, Charles and George; three daughters, Mrs. Madeline Murphy, Mrs. Louis Wilt and Mrs. Frank Feiss; two sisters, Mrs. William Duree and Mrs.

Charles Patres. and eight grandchildren. Notice of funeral later. PREUSS On Sunday, Mav 22. 1938.

HERMAN beloved husband of Martha; loving father of Mrs. Times and the Jewish World, both a control of the restaurant of Montreal chain which he helped found in 1888 One of his sons. Rabbi B. Bene-1 a-ter a controversy over his predi-dict Glazer, is an associate rabbi of lection for vegetarian menus. Temple Emanu-El in Manhattan, -s survived by his widow, Vic-who has spoken frequently in Brook- lorla Loricate Childs; a brother, lvn.

Also surviving are his widow, Luther, of New York, and a sister, Mrs. Ida Cantor Glazer; two other Florence. sons, Charles and Aubrey Glazer, The funeral will be held here to-and two daughters, Mrs. David I morrow. Schneer and Mrs.

Sidney Goldberg. I The funeral was to be held today! rp II 1 at 2 p.m. from the Congregation1 I net I rillllfp I llfl Ar-nrinth Arhim M'Wrnkcnr R2S '-UClOl J. 1 11J IVL I UlXl it till iviiuiuaitau. Charles Weitzel, Was Slocum Hero Rochester, N.

May 23 i.V'i Charles Weitzel, whose long career as a professional diver was crammed full of adventure and heroism, died here yesterday. He was 68. One of the highlights in Weitzel's life was his participation in the rescue of 110 persons from drowning in the General Slocum steamboat fire in 1904. He received a bronze medal for this feat, Working in the dangerous East River in New York, he nearly last his life when his hose line fouled and his suit was torn. When he was hauled to the surface an hour and a half later his suit was filled with water up to the headpiece.

Dcatfjs VALOT On Saturday, May 21, CHARLES VALOT. beloved brother of Mrs. Dasie Jaeger. Funeral services at his residence. 373 Lincoln Road.

Monday, May 23. at 8:00 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery, Tuesday, 2:00 p.m. WHELAN On May 21. the Rev.

JOHN Ph.D.. beloved pastor of. St. Mary Star of the Sea devoted brother of Sister Mary Eliz- abeth and Sister Margaret De Sales, Visitation Convent, Mobile, Ala- 2J. 1938.

Reposing at 180-04 Hillside Avenue, Jamaica, N. Y. Solemn requiem mass on Wednesday, May 25, at 10 a.m. at the Church of St. Nicholas of Tolentine, Jamaica, N.

Y. Interment Mount St. Mary's i Cemetery under the direction of Fjed Feustel. CLANCY ALEXANDER on Monday, May 23. 1938.

son of the late Mary and John Clancy. Survived bv his wife, Alice; daughters, Mary, Catherine, Eileen and Rita; sons, Alexander and Roger; brothers, Roger, John and Manus. Funeral on Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from residence, 973 Utica Ave. Solemn requiem mass at Church of St. Catherine of Genoa.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DALTON On Saturday, May 21, 1938 at her residence, 525 4th Street, JENNIE beloved wife of the late John J. Dalton; devoted mother of Mrs. Edward Hummel, Mrs. Walter Donahue, John George Martha J.

and Grace E. Dalton; also beloved sister of Mrs. Mary A. Madden and Thomas J. Howley of California.

Funeral from her residence Tuesdav, May 24; thence to St. Saviour R. C. Church, 8th Ave. and 6th at 9:30 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. (California papers please copy.) DELANEY JOHN, on May 21, at his home. 325 59th beloved husband of Nora Delaney mee ScahilK; loving father of Catherine, John, Thomas and James; also survived bv four sisters and three brothers. Funeral from his home Tuesday morning, thence to the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

DOWNING WILLIAM, of 248 Schaeffer suddenly, on May 20. He is survived by his wife, Mary (nee Holleram; three sisters and one brother. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

DUNNE ELIZABETH on May 22, 1938. at her residence. 267 22,1 Street, beloved sister of Charles J. and the late Rev. William Dunne; cousin of Miss Rose Harrington.

Funeral Tuesday. May 24. at 9:30 a.m. from the R. C.

Church of St. John the Evangelist, 21st Street and 5th Avenue. Interment Holy Cemetery. ENGLERT GEORGE R. suddenly, on May 21.

1938. at his resilience, 88 Jefferson beloved husband of Anna and loving father of Caroline Fahrenfcld, George Frederick Edward Anna also brother of Lottie Engels, Harriet A Frederick A. Services at the Chapel, 115 Evergreen Tuesday, May 24, 8 p.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Wednesday. May 25.

2 p.m. FEELY On Sunday, May 22. 1938. for a vacation. This marked the end of his career with Brooklyn, for later he was released to Binghamton.

He is survived by his mother, two brothers, Dave and Frank, and sister, Jane. HJaltrr S. (Hank? INCORPOIMTtD DIGNIFIED FUNERALS A Low 1JO OVR I'tMERAL HOWES BROOKLYN ISI Linden Boulfvirif BUckmlmtsr 4-I2DO AO Stvtntn Avtnun NEvInt 0.3tO3-4 1218 Fiatbuth Annu BUikslnttw 1.02M7 QUEENS 150-10 Hlllilm A.eu JAmim t-M70 IS. 14 Narllwn Blvd. INdtnrKinw l-MOO I 8TATEN ISLAND Bnen SU.

Itiplatin Simitar r-IM MANHATTAN 1 II? Will ru Stmt TRaflliar 1431 Flnt Avtnua RHInalandw 4-5800 BRONX I I Walt llOtn Straat RArmand t-1000 347 Wlllla Annua MOtl Mann a-0271 I WESTCHESTER 214 BUmaranaaa AvanuaWhlla Plalna IS Phont lor Revmentatlvt No Obligation RUCTION SALES C. H. ADELMAN. AUCTIONEER. SELLS May 31st.

11)38. at 30 a.m.. Nevikulc Ave. and East 15lh Brooklyn (Thrirt Auto Parkin). Easfx Coach.

De Soto Sedan, atudebaker Sedan. Bulck Sedan, Motor Noi. 9240S4. 8C-8538. 8-15024, 1090513.

accounta of Norbert T. Binks. Pearl A. Abrams, John and Chrlstailenl Kalozois. John P.

Jones. RESALE H. SCHONZEIT, AUCTIONEER. SELLS May 24. 1936, at 10:30 a.m..

at 344 St. Mark's Brooklyn, one Chevrolet Truck. Motor No. 6181283. for the account, of O.

Ralph ProviMero: purchase pnea $327 SOdeposlt $2ft balance $302 50. C. H. ADELMAN. AVCTIOKEBH." SELLS May 31.

1938. at 12 00 noon, at 54 Meserole Ave. Btookli. Packard Sedan. Mo'nr No.

280975. account of Ward rt. Kelie r. m.vlfi-2t C. II ADELMAN.

AUCTIONEErC SELLS May 31st. 193R. at 12 30 at 255 Meeker Brooklyn. Packard Sedan. Motor No.

365805. account of John svhiUiz myl6-2t O. SCHONZEIT, AUCTIONEER. SELL3 June 1. 1938, at 800 Union Brooklvn, La Salle Sedan.

Motor No. 2220345 account Mark Dalton. S. SADOWSKY AUCTIONEER. SELLS May 24.

1938. 5 00 pm. 232 Brooklvn. Buick Sedan. Moior No.

2.92028. retaken from Tony "8 SADQW8KY AUCTIONEER. KFI.LS May 24. 1938. 5:30 pm.

800 Sterling Place. Brooklyn. Doriiie Sedan. No retaken from Gaspare l.emim. PAWNBROKtKS SALES ESTATE OP EUGENE ROSEN BAU VI'S Auctioneers, J.

Kelly. L. Ke.dnulin Kirschner. sell at 70 Bowery at 9 am: Mas' 24- By order 29 Woodhuli Bkivn Miver-ware. jewelry, ft w.nd-hand watches pledged Irnm lflS9 et Dec 1.

of Apr. J4. 19.17. p.cdye.s held over. JACOB SHO.NCL'T.

INC. AUCTIONEERS HI! Biwery. se: DAM May J7-- J. fil-l tart Ate. diamonds, jcw.liv, watches, trom 1000 of Jan.

jrn to 10M5 of April 10. Suit 2 Manhattan Ave from 20050 oi ytn 1937, lo 23100 ot April 1, 1937 m'jo-fi: oiti UKiAI, NOTK KS COURT OF THE srVIF (CP NEW YORK. COl'NTV OF KINtiS n'S MA TIER nf a Propos. rr Mr'-. K.ifce Commission ot S'a'e NViv y.

to exercise certain of n. Willi respect to a mor'Biilie known as Nns 9 h' Hoai Borouh. oi ot 1 1 Crv and Stare rf citrtiti; mor'sace in vest n.enf t- iiv Home 1' rr-m-pnv ar.d oestgualed as Ln.i; No 'St NOTICE DE PROIT EDi.NC, I Nllf'R CHAPTER 19 OP THE I AS OF 19J5 A3 AMENDED. PLAN No. j791.

SIRS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Ih.r Mr'si Commission ol Ihe Slate of New hat made a proposal or plan to escrctse of us limned powers wch ir -pect to 'he above described mortgage ui.dcr Section 5 of Chapter 19 of the Law. 1UJ5, as amended A copy of such or p. an has been duly filed wch 'he c.erk ol this Court, and a copy of such proposal or plan, includina a jummary lliereot, it hereunto attached. A copy of such proposal or pi. in -si'l be kepi at the ottice of Mortsase Commi-s on Servic.riK Corporation la whoCv owned subsidiary of Mor'ce-e Commission of the State of New yoti-, 341 Itradwav.

New- York PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE t' such pt or be 'CJ llie s. p. em.e cur'. Kitias Coun'v a' I'. -tti Pin 7 'hereof TO BE HE! ON 1IIF DAY OF JUNE loin 1FV OCIJ-H'K IN THE FORENOON of Ml1' Hi, or soon 'hereafter as cotip-rl -up.

Sr. he.ud before Mr Gcrre-E Ft: rv of 'h- Ju' or ,1 IN Still SPECIAL TERM COT'R'. Poosi IN 'HE f'Ol'NIV rnt'tt -JOR FCITOV 1 ME nonot'OH OF BROOKLYN CITY Avr OF NEW YORK win, UP '0 'iit'. pr-sp or apri l.ear tov on tl- par' apv i i -rr theTr- cr mi. 'he hiiv pnttv wp rr.iv hrtve an tn'cr- Pl EASE AKE F' HMtER NOTICE that 1 of plan tile know of this 111' n' h.

ceo 'I "1 hn i be sired 'h' Dared Mi MOM TO VIE 'SIS'! A i t' Attorrey vV 34 Bronrtw-v TO At HO! IN THE WH'V ALL Ol HEM IMS' 'N 1 I F' 'II. NTS IVVFSIV -E tssl'V 'SITU P.M'UES. viving are a daughter, Miss Edna M. I Feely; a brother, Patrick J. Feely; two nieces, Mrs.

Lillian Dowd and Miss Frances Feely, and three nephews. James W. Feely, Dr. Walter F. Feely and Dr.

Edward J. Feely. Both doctors are in medical practice in Brooklyn. The funeral will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday with a solemn requiem mass in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, and burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.

DcatDs P.TTFF On Saturdav. Mav 21. 1938, CHARLES, of 487 Lincoln Place, beloved husband of Victoria and brother of Mrs. M. Westendorf.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 8 p.m. SCHMIDT On Monday, May 23, 1938. ELSIE F. SCHMIDT of 427 83d daughter of the late Frederick and Margaretha Schmidt. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts on Wednesday, 8 p.m.

SCHROEDER AUGUST, on May 22. 1938, aged 72 years, beloved father of Elizabeth Schroeder, Josephine Hoerning. Florence Teubner, John F. and August H. Services Wednesday.

8 p.m., at his home, 144-40 Harding St. (one block from Sunrise and Farmers Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. Member of Newtown Exempt Firemen's Association and New-York City Bridge Tenders Association. SCHULDT On Sunday.

May 22. 1938, AMALIE SCHULDT of 350 Franklin beloved mother of John, William, Otto, Bertha Cramer, Augusta Krebs and Kate Miller. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Tuesday, 8 p.m. SHIEL KYRAN on May 22, beloved husband of Julia; father of Anne Veronica and Genevieve Margaret and brother of Mrs. James Gregory.

Funeral from his residence, 194 Greene on Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.; requiem mas Queen of All Saints R. C. Church. Direction George T. McHugh.

SMITH Suddenly, on May 21, JOHN THOMAS, beloved son of the late Edward Smith and Anne (nee Grady). Funeral Wednesday morn ing from his residence, 154 Greenwich Manhattan, at solemn requiem mass St. Peter's Church, Barclay at 11 o'clock. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Directed by Henry McCaddin, Inc.

SNOVER On Sunday, May 22. 1938. EMMA, beloved wife of Eugene P. Services Wednesday. May 25.

at 8 p.m. at William Dunigan and Son Chapel, Rogers Avenue arid Montgomery Street. Interment Cedar Ridge Cemetery, New Jersey. SNYDER May 23. CHARLOTTE, aued 76.

of 116 Lafavette Ave'. Survived by seven children. Funeral from 38 Lafayette Ave. Tuesday. Mass 10 a.m..

Queen of All Saints. Interment Utica, N. Y. STIELMAN EDWARD beloved husband of Tillie Schlinncr Stielman; brother of Frances Paine, Delia Zero and Ray Gregor. Funeral Tuesday, 11 a.m., from Mill-hetser's Memorial Chapel, 1460 Lexington near 94th Manhattan.

STILLWAGON MARY McKAY. on May 22. 1938, wife of the late George Stillwacon. Survived by her daughter, Mrs. James A.

Ring; son, John Stillwagon; five grandchildren, brother, James McKay, and sister, Mrs. Helen Barrett. Funeral from her residence, 103-43 104th Ozone Park, Wednesday; requiem mass 9:30 a.m. at St. Mary Gate of Heaven C.

Church, 101st Ave. and 104th Ozone Park. Interment Calvary" Cemetery. SWITZER EMMA on Mav 21. 1938.

beloved wife of Frank; devoted mother of Lillian Mallen, Evelyn Srhmitt, Roebuck. Helen Sullivan. Jane Munson. Emma. Charles and Howard.

Reposing at Funeral Charrl, 7705 5th Ave. Fu neral services Tuesday. 10 a Methodist Church, Ovingtcn Ave. and 4th Ave. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery.

URQUHART DUNCAN, on May 23. beloved father of Francis and Duncan D. Urquhart. Services at his residence, 528 East 28th Street. Wednesday, 8 00 p.m.

Interment Cypress Hills Abbey. MEMORIAL DAY REMEMBRANCES may be placed by calling an Eagle Ad-Takcr MAin 4-6000 William Childs, Restaurant Man Bernardsville, N. May 23 William Childs, 72. a founder of the restaurant chain bearing his name, died yesterday after an illness of several months. Mr.

Childs withdrew nine years ar-i ll Underbill Funeral services were held today in Grace Church, Manhattan, for Francis J. Undcrhill, 75, of 129 Columbia Heights, retired broker and president of the Underhill Society of America, who died Saturday. Mr. Underhill. who was born In Chelsea, formerly was associated with Fisk Robinson and J.

W. Seligman brokers. He was engaged in the wholesale lumber business in Buffalo before coming to this city. He was a member of the St. Noch-olas Society.

Holland Society, New England Historical and Genealogical Society, Garden City Golf Club. St. Andrew's Golf Club and the Union League Club. His widow, the former Hendrika Charlotte de Gee. survives.

Herman J. Preuss; On Church Board Herman J. Preuss, 57, a member of the board of trustees and treas urer of St. John's Evangelical Lu- theran Church for the last 16 years; and a member of the church for 34 years, died yesterday in his home. i For the last 12 -vears he had bcrn employed by the New York Quinine -v cnemirai company.

Born in Germany. Mr. Preuss Mrs. Charlotte Trost; a grandson, Edmund Trost two sisters. Mrs.

Clara Vogt and Mrs. Emily Johnson, and two brothers, William and Emil I Preuss. I The funeral will be held Wednes- day at 1:30 p.m. from the Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. in St.

John's church by the Rev. A. C. Blunek. the pastor.

Burial will be in Lutheran Cemetery. Charlotte Snyder Tr.s nharlnttp Snvrir rf 11 a fayette Ave widow of Henry Sny- der died today in her home after a brief illness. Born In England 76 years ago, she formerly lived in Old Forse, and in Utica, N. Y. She llved BrookIyn for the last six years.

She was a member of the Women's Benevolent Association, the i Rosary Society of Queen of All Saints R. C. Church and the Fortj Green Community League, Surviv-1 in? are seven children. Mrs. William McConnell.

Mrs. p. J. Walsh. Mrs.

Thomas Keating. Mrs. Claire Pitch i amitn, Harry fanvder. Mrs. J.

Spohn and Lerov Snyder; 23 grand- children and five sreat-grandchil- aren. The funeral will be held from 38 Lafayette with a solemn requiem mass at 10 a.m.. tomorrow in Queen of All Saints Church. Burial will be in Utica. EAGLE BUILDING Desirable office space lowest rentals in Borough Hall icction.

Kfnling Agent ROOM 602 I Rites Wednesday For Father Whelan Funeral services for the Rev. Dr. John I. Whelan. pastor of St.

Mary Star of the Sea R. C. Church, Court and Luqueer who died Saturday in St. Peter's Hospital, will be held 'at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the church of which he had served as pastor since 1926.

Bishop Thomas E. Mol-loy will preside at the mass. Divine office will be chanted at 9:30 a.m. and the solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated by the Rt. Rev.

Mons. John Wynne, pastor of St. Peter of Alcantara R. C. Church, Port Washington.

The Rev. Leo Fitzgerald will be deacon and the Rev. Walter Geary, sub-deacon. Burial will be In St. John's Cemetery.

Father Whelan was formerly editor of the Brooklyn Tablet for a number of years. He was pastor of the Church of St. Stanislaus Martyr and of the Church of the Presentation before going to St. Mary Star of the Sea Church. The body of Father Whelan will lie in state in the church from tomorrow afternoon until the time of the funeral services.

A guard of honor, composed of members of the Holy Name Society and of the Knights of Columbus, will remain at the bier tomorrow night. Father Whelan is survived by three sisters, a niece, Helen Sheri dan, and two nephews, William and Raymond Sheridan. William Clackens, Prominent Artist William J. Glackens. noted artist, died yesterday of a heart attack in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Prendergast in Westport, where he and Mrs. Glackens were the weekend. He was 68. Mr.

Glackens was born in Philadelphia and for a number of years worked as an illustrator for Philadelphia and Manhattan newspapers. He studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. He was married in 1903 to Edith Dimock of Hartford. and three years later went to Europe, where lie did some important etchings and paint- ings. He had been described as a "trur American, painting in tlie French tradition." and as "the greatest impressionist this country has pro- duced." In recent years his works I have been purchased by the Cor-I coran Gallery of Washington, the I Metropolitan Museum of Art and other art galleries.

George W. Fleming George W. Fleminc, who toralxiut 15 years was associated with tlie Rocky Road to Dublin Company at. Coney Maud, died yesterday in his home. 422 Kith St.

He was a brother of the late Police Lt. James E. Fleming Born Brooklyn, he was son of the late James and Mrs Elizabeth Fleming. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Onnie Fleming, and two Mrs.

Mary E. Elliott and Mrs Mulford. The funeral will be held Wednesday from the chapel at 1B7 Oxford St with a solemn rrquiem mass at 9 a m. in St. S'anL-laus K.

C. Church. Hugo Gricshaber New London. Conn May 23 isTi Hugo E. Gne-haber.

internationally known submarine deisner. died yesterday on his SSth birthday. He was supervising constructor for the Electric Boat Company at Oroton. builder of many navy under.s:'as rr.it! A nn 'he of New York Cii, held p.i'cr.ts on submarine intentions ihi.s country. Canada.

Encland. France. Holland. Italy. Japan and Spain.

widow and a son survive. MF WS SFIIVICE I UuihirlanH I'lJII Yd Mrs. T. A. Jewell, D.A.R.

Vice Regent Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Norwich. N. for Mrs. Jennie L.

Weeks Jewell, vice regent of the Ellen Hardin Walworth Chapter, Daughters of the American who died yesterday at her home. 30 Deepdcne Road, Forest Hills. She was 69 and lived in Queens for the last four years. Mrs. Jewell was the wife of Thomas A.

Jewell. Her daughter, Mrs. Melvin C. Eaton of Norwich, is the wife of the former Republican State chairman. A son, Raymond W.

Jewell, and four grandchildren also survive. Organizations of which Mrs. Jewell was a member, in addition to the D. A. are the National Society of Daughters of American Colonists, th? Society of Patriots and Founders, and the Dutch Settlers of Albany.

Mrs. C. McNevin, Mother of Colonel Mrs. Catherine L. Fitzwald McNevin, widow of Sgt.

James McNevin. former superintendent of the 13th Regiment Armory, and mother of Lt. Col. Alfred C. B.

McNevin. former president, of the New York State Reserve Officers Association, died after a brief illness yesterday at the home of Colonel McNevin, 537 E. 17th St. Mrs. McNevin was born In Gold St.

81 years auo and was a member of the Third Order of St. Francis. She is survived by two sons. Colonel McNevin and James L. McNevin.

and a daughter. Mrs. Raymond McLeer. The funeral will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday from the home; thence to Our Lady of Refuge R.

C. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Martin G. Langenau Funeral services will bp held tonight for Martin O. Langenau of 286 Clinton former associate sales asent of the American Woolen Company in this city, who died suddenly of a heart attack Friday.

Mr. Langrnau was born in Brooklyn 61 years ago and had bren retired for the last five yrars. He is survived by his widow. Matilda; two daughters. Edith R.

and Frnclla Eurrell Langenau; two E-'warl E. and Martin G. Langenau a sister, Mrs. Lilly Do three brothers. Remhold.

Carl and Everard. Interment will be in Mount 6livet Cemetery. SYLVESTER OK SII.V 1, an employe ot Boorum Peae. b-jnkbmderv for 30 years ur.nl hr r'irM ten years nao, Sj'urclay 423 afer a Surviving are three riiiiBhter- De Silva, Mrs. Mary KeHy and Tlirreja Mc-Kenna: a nut Brand- children.

The day from the A reqi. e-i Teresa R. Classon Ae Holy Crns h- held Tues. Oslurd St. "in a tn St.

and "by ourlal In Sendee Uccc IIEALLY I bama. and Mrs. Ella Sheridan, and came to the United States 55 years I uncle of Helen. William and Ray- ao and had lived in Greenpoint mond Sheridan. Remains will lie for the laM' 24 years.

He was a state in the church on Tuesday member of the Brooklyn Ottendor-evening. Divine office on Wednes- for Club. Surviving arc his widow, riav at. 9-30 follows hv a ni. i Mrs.

Martha Preuss; a daughter. BERNARD J. FEELY, husband of the late Tillie F. Cray, loving father of Edna brother of Patrick J. and uncle of Lillian Down and Frances Feely, James W.

and Drs. Walter F. and Edward J. Feely, at his home 430 58th Street. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.

Solemn requiem mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. FITZGERALD On Sunday. May 22. 1938, at her residence.

1058 E. 39th MARY ELIZABETH, beloved wife of the late Francis devoted mother of Mrs. Hazel Baldwin, Mrs. Reglna Anderson and Francis M. Funeral from William Dunigan s- Sc Son Chapel, Rogers Ave.

and Montgomery on Wednesday, May 25. at thence to St. Vincent Ferrer's R. C. Church.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. emn requiem mass. John's Cemetery. Interment St.

WOOD Suddenly, on Mav 22. 1938. JAM 13 beloved husband of Mary Wood mee Ceelam. and dear father of Elizabeth. Funeral from his home.

467 51st Street, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Paul's Church. Clinton and Carroll Streets, where a requiem mass will be held. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. 3l1 k55CntOriaiTt FLEISCHMANN God In His In-' finite wisdom has seen fit to call unto her eternal reward our friend fvv0llTUP' Fn MANN.

Bowing to the will of God we yet mourn her loss as a conscien. I tious teacher and a sincere friend, In her zealous devotion to duty, her unfailing interest in the physical welfare of her pupils, her standard of academic attainment was re- fleeted the high regard in which she held her profession, which was her comuclling interest in life. May she enjoy the peace which she has so richly merited. THE FACULTY OF Brooklyn, N. Y.

S. 77, classes RYAN Second anniversary ma.ss celebrated for my dearly beloved husband. THOMAS G. RYAN St. Edmund's R.

C. Church. E. 19th St Avenue T. Tuesday, Mav 24, 8 a.m.

Careful Attention to Every Detail Pease i'uiieml I) roctor 4'U Nntlranri Atp. STf lini i Charlotte Trost; grandfather of Edmund Trost brother of Mrs. Clara Vogt, Mrs. Emily Johnson, William and Emil Preuss, in his 58ih year. Funeral from his home, 933 Lorimer St.

on Wednesday, May 25, at 1:30 p.m. Services at St. John's Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. QUINN On May 21, ELIZABETH, beloved wife of John Quinn and aunt of Mrs.

Thomas Nugent, John and James Bishop. Solemn requiem mass will be celebrated in St. Mary star of the Sea Church on ruesoay at 10 a.m. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m., from her residence, 203 W. 9th between Smith and Court Sts.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. RAPP SARAH I May 21. be- loved wife of Jacob; sister of Anna Boger. Funeral from Walter B. Cooke.

Funeral Home. 50 7th Tuesday, 2 p.m. Interment i ureen- wood. REBENKLAU On Monday. Mav 23.

EDWARD T. Survived by five sisters and one brother. Funeral services on Tuesdav at 8:30 p.m. at his home. 89-06 87th Street, Wood-haven.

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