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For f.lnaaiftal Ad Rnnht BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, MONDAY, 'AUGUST 29, 1938 I I Deatjjs Services Tomorrow CURTAIN Singer Retrial 1 1 Abbott. William Murphy. Bell, John P. Kathertne "Berard, Matilda Nachtmann. Mary Carlin.John Nelson, Andrew Oox.Mary Edith Nolan.

Bernard IHvenpon, Exilda Otto. John JFlanagan, Edward Overton, Henrietta Oerathty.John Peterson. Goodwin. Once Frederick HarrU.MaryL. Reed, John A.

Rueger, Maria Hurley, Jamen A. Ruhe, Sophie Jaffray. Stuart Scholey, Thomas Jullen, William Simons, Peter J. Kautz. FrederickaSpengler.

Joseph Kienast, Ullie B. Squires, Prank Murcott, William Walker. Harriett Wise, Annie HURLEY JAMES ARTHUR, on August 28, beloved husband of Catherine and father of William John T- Mrs. Helen Davis, Joseph Catherine amd James, and brother of Mrs. Mary White.

Reposing at Funeral Parlor. 187 So. Oxford Street. Funeral Wednesday morning, thence to St. Benedicts R.

C. Church, where a requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. AFFRAY Aug. 37.

1938, STUART LEX, of 3027 X. 65th beloved husband Of Minnie Jaffray and father of Mildred Deans. Services at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1925 Church Monday, 8 p.m. JULIEN WILLIAM, on Aug.

28, at his residence, 54 Whitney Floral Park, beloved husband of Mary; brother of Dora Hoeft, Nettie Noonan and Lillian Scharlnkow. Remains reposing at Dalton's Funeral Home, 29 Atlantic Floral Park, until Thursday at solemn requiem mass will be offered at Our Lady of Victory Church at 10. Interment St. John's Cemetery. KAUTZ FREDERICK on August 27, 1938.

beloved mother of Anna Hrith and dear sister of Catherine Stumpf. Also survived by three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. at George Werst Chapel. 572 Hart Street, Brooklyn.

Funeral Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. KIENAST LILLIE August 28, 1938, devoted mother of Florence and May. Services at Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard, Wednesday, 2 4 A.

U. Camera Dies; Language Teacher Brooklyn College Faculty Secretary Succumbs in New Orleans at 59 Prof. A. U. N.

Camera, head of the department of romance languages and secretary of the faculty of Brooklyn College since the institution was founded in 1930, died yesterday in New Orleans while on a vacation trip, according to word received here. He was 59 and lived at Dahill Road. Professor Camera had been staying at the Monteleone Hotel. An Associated Press dispatch from New Orleans said he became ill at the hotel early yesterday and died after being taken to a hospital. Dr.

A. F. Brock, assistant coroner of Orleans Parish, was quoted as attributing the professor's death to an Intestinal obstruction and localized peritonitis. A native ot Italy, Professor Camera came to this country at an early age and was graduated from New York University in 1900. He received an M.

A. degree from Columbia University in 1901 and a Ph. D. degree from New York University in 1912. Wrote Several Books After heading the Department of Romance Languages at the old Townsend Harris Hall, affiliated with the College of the City of New York, Professor Oamera became a member of the college faculty, and was transferred to the Brooklyn branch when it was opened in 1926.

When this branch became a separate college lour years later he remained on its staff. He was a member of many faculty committees. An authority on the nineteenth century Romantic poets, Professor Camera was the author of several 4 I May Yohe, Ex-Star And Toast of '90s Wore 'Unlucky' Diamond as Wife of Lord Hope-Funeral on Wednesday Boston, Aug. 39 (if) Simple funeral services followed by cremation will be held Wednesday for May Yohe, stage star toast of two continents In the gay nineties, and, as the wife of Lord Francis Hope, once mistress of the famous and reputedly unlucky Hope diamond. May, in her last years living in obscurity as a WPA bookkeeper, died yesterday in the arms of her retired soldier husband.

Capt. John A. Smuts, in a modest Back Bay apartment. Doctors said a heart attack caused her death. May was born in Bethlehem, 1869, and went on the stage when she was 18.

She quickly attained the status of a star in New York, and went to Europe to continue her stage successes. Married Lord Hope In London she met and married Lord Hope, and twice wore the famous family diamond. Tradition had it that ill luck came to those who wore the taluish colored and valuable stone, but May laughed at its baleful reputation. A couple of years ago she said, "Well, I don't know." Her' entrance into British society was sponsored by the then Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII. His photograph, inscribed "To May, 1898, Edward was one of her most cherished possessions in later days.

But May tired of her royal friends, and in 1901 ran ttway with Capt, Bradlee Putnam Strong of New York. They were married later, after Ixrd Hope had obtained a divorce. A second divorce ended the romance with Strong. Her Only 'Great I-ove Then in 1914 May married Capt. Smuts and only recently she told friends tht? was "my only great love." From then on.

Instead of the leading roles in New York or london shows. May played in three-a-day vaudeville, worked as a janitress in a Seattle shipyard when Capt. ABBOTT On August 29, 1938, WILLIAM ABBOTT of 171 Hale Avenue, in his 75th year, beloved husband of Margaret and devoted father of Mrs. Elizabeth Wade and John Abbott. Services at his resl- '-lence on Tuesday evening at I 'clock.

BELL Aug. 37. 1938. beloved husband of Annie; father of Bertram Waddell. Service at Walter B.

Cooke, Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard, Tuesday, 2 p.m. Interment Cypress Hills Cem- etery. BERARD On Aug. 27. 1938.

at )-her residence, 1809 10th MATILDA beloved mother of Mis. Edward L. Pedersen, Mrs. Conrad H. Krause.

Mrs. Clyde S. Nellis, Mrs. Victor Peterson, Raymond Marcel E. and Edward R.

Berard, and loving sister of Mrs. Albert X. Moore and August W. Roth. Reposing at Fred Herbst Sons Funeral Home.

83 Hanson Place, until 1:30 Emanuel D. Turner, stevedore contractor, 264 (8th St, Arthur J. Tfloraer, manager, 3 Cook 8t. Henry D. Abbey, mechanical engineer, 1911 Albemarle Road.

John McCabe, teal estate, 588 74th St. George A. Milton, manufacturer. 781J Colonial Road. Harry C.

Abelson, accountant, TM Eastern Parkway. John H. Pi Iking ton, manager, 24 Colonial Gardens. William G. Dean, manager, 253 Highlawn Ave.

Lionall T. In galls, electrical engineer, 2148 E. 38th St. Stuart Andrews, salesman, 153 E. 29th St.

Joseph T. Brennan, assistant manager, 1215 E. 36th St. J. H.

Mason, insurance adjuster, 59 Monroe St, Hilary Oliver, salesman, 970 E. 18th St. Malcolm C. Beard, sales engineer, 19 Plske Place. George R.

Davidson, supervisor, 167 Joralemon St. Jacob Pinkelberg, caterer, 2855 W. 23d St. George W. Bovle.

telephone engineer, 1411 E. 32d St. James J. Boyle, marine superintendent, 592 Leonard St. John D.

Warren, assistant man ager, 288 Rugby Road. Homer A. Bunce electrical engineer, 1381 E. 27th St. Albert Beebe, manager, 618 E.

2 1st St. Gordon F. Irvine, real estate, 200 Winthrop St. Harry L. Leggatt, law clerk, 1969 E.

14th Si. Harry E. Dittmar, dispatcher, 957 E. 37th St. Clarence M.

Folsom manager, 1271 Ocean Ave. Calvin A. Quimbv, insurance broker, 395 Stratford Road. John J. Boyle, sales manager, 1059 E.

2d St, Samuel C. Thompson, insurance broker. 239 New York Ave. J. LeRov Bryant, auto salesman, 1331 Sterling Place.

George E. Decker, safety engineer, 238 75th St. George J. Thomas, renting agent, 73 8i. Paul's Place.

Herman M. Wagner, cashier, 1482 New York Ave. Wilbur F. Wents, railroad superintendent. 7410 Ridge Boulevard.

E. 27th St, Edward F. Hart, buyer, 7818 Ridge Boulevard. Julius Baer, salesman, 3706 Avenue M. Albert W.

Goodwin, textile broker, 2029 Brown St. James J. Kegreisx. credit manager, 7418 Colonial Road. Vincent I.

Grady, salesman, 2116 Ditmas Ave. Elmer J. Palmer, representative, 401 Union St. Robert H. Preston, teller, 538 E.

21st St. John Goerrisheim, foreman, 1916 Voorhles Ave. William Hegarty, mechanical engineer, 1014 E. 26th St. Herman J.

Klinch, real estate, p.m. Tuesday. Services at St. John's Evangelical Lu therm Church, 283 Prospect Tuesday, 2 p.m. 4 Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

CARLIN On Aug. 2T. at his residence, 32 Reeves Place. JAMES, beloved father of James and John Carlin. Funeral Tuesday, Aug.

30, 9:30 a.m.: thence to the R. C. Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, where a solemn requiem mats will be celebrated, Interment Holy I Cross Cemetery. I 4 COX MARY EDITH, on August 38. beloved wife of Thomas V.

Cox and sister of Caroline E. Foster, at -Center Moriches, Long Island, N. Y. Panel Drawn Pick 125 Businessmen for Jury Selection in Druckman Bribe Case A panel of 125 businessmen was drawn today in Supreme Court for the retrial on Sept. 7 of former United State Attorney Henry O.

dinger on charges of bribery and communicating illegally with a Juror in the Samuel Drulcman murder case three years ago. Singer was rranted a new trial by Justice Philip A. Brennan in a special term of the Supreme Court list. December and the retrial will be heard by Supreme Court Justice Ersklne C. Singer, Jacob Silverman and James J.

Klelnman. stepfather of former Assistant District Attorney William W. Kleinman, were found guilty by the first blue ribbon Jury. The Appellate Division reversed all of these convictions and exonerated James J. Kleinman.

Called on the special panel are: Authur G. Lotz, investigator, 4S9 Irving Ave. Henry C. Wall, sales agent, HO th Ave. Peter C.

Many, secretary, 1W8 New York Ave. J. Robert Brundage, manufacturer, 359 Psrltslde Ave. I Frederick O. Harris, credit man, 224 Lincoln Road.

I Deskin D. Hess, salesman, 8802 Ridge Blvd. Robert O. Anthony, traffic super- visor, 255 Carlton Ave, Prank B. Sheridan, real estate, i S57 K.

21st St. Irving S. Gregory, bank officer, 874 Decatur St. Thomas P. McDowell, reiired, 8319 1 7th Ave.

Herbert J. Swann, manufacturers agent, 418 Ocean Ave. Roy MacLeod, cargo surveyor, 58 Leffert) Place. Charles L. Gillespie, 8102 Ridge Blvd.

i Charles Kalmanowiw, textile, 821 Avenue N. Nathaniel F. Kaulow, auto dealer, 181 Rockaway Ave. Henry C. Bainbridge.

manufacturer, 183 St. James Place. Charles M. Turner, Insurance, 650 St. Marks Ave.

George H. Tomes, salesman, 28 Lenox Road. Maurice Abelson, real estate, 301 Montgomery St. Herbert F. Hendrkkson, teller, 1810 Church Ave.

Percy W. Somers, reporter, 2150 Troy Ave. Charles D. Herts, investments, 1121 Lafayette Ave Arthur A. Fieger, manufacturer, 1507 E.

29th St. Edwin C. Sa liter, salesman, 1284 Dean St. William H. Byrd, photographer, 472 Waverly Ave.

Patrick Henry, chief clerk, 635 E. 21.st St. Morton Bloch, sales manager, 2802 Bedford Ave. A. Irving, accountant, 431 8th St.

Julius Nolte, real estate, 39 Turner Place. Oscar Kaplan, manager, 1481 E. 45th St. Leon Cooper, merchant, 206 Cor-bin Place. William D.

Buckley, Insurance broker, 2015 New York Ave. William H. Semon, assistant sec-reiary, 8502 Ft. Hamilton Pkw Howard J. Lloyd, treasurer, 1723 Kimball St.

William H. Harvey, telephone engineer, 207 Greene Ave. Edward H. Sievert, payroll auditor, 206 14th St. R.

M. Haviland, retired, ISO Henry St. Charles E. Klein, assistant treasurer, 1144 Bergen St. George J.

Berridge, investigator, 14 S. 16th St. D. Roy Newconib, supervisor, 321 99th St. Lindsay T.

Kimball, director, 1770 E. 23d St. James B. Blake, salesman, 565 2d St. Peter Boylan, production manager, 451 15th St.

Frank H. Meyer, personnel manager, 1849 New York Ave. Harry L. Temple, adjuster, 1834 Caton Ave. Joseph A.

Bridgetts, broker, 1003 E. 18th St. Roy L. Brewer, president, 25 Clarke St, Albert S. Borthwick, department head.

2017 Albemarle Road. Peter Edrkh, insurance, 1868 W. 6th St. w. Baker, manager, 1937 E.

ooth Si. ete Medial a gp iv. jmher, selling agent, 270 Hicks SI. Brlie B. Goslin, claim investigator, 1740 E.

32d St. Harry W. Bohmke, assistant secretary. 351 Marine Ave. Worden A.

Smith, insurance broker, 592 11th Si. Burke, exporter, 1382 E. 28th St. Waldo T. Hunter, insurance examiner, 552 E.

9th St. Harry A. Goldstone, salesman, 1725 E. 26th St. lroy S.

Bill-nan. electrical engineer, 284 Hancock St Fdwin S. Wolff, telephone engineer, 1570 E. 22d St. Benjamin Lobel, man facturer, 968 E.

Bill SI. Elliott C. Van Rui-kirk, accountant, 1011 Ocean Ave. E. C.

lave, freight. Broker, 2423 Avenue R. Sldnev Raiken, granite broker, 3673 Bedford Ave. Iifonard Pike, insurance agent, 74 Fenlmore St. L.

Charron, lelephone engineer, 1190 Park Place. Theodore Burt, Sayre, author, 469 Washington Ave. Gustave Meincke, tetireri, 560 77th St. Flawless Performanc rformance 1 DutvJI if a Sacred Peose tinAral Director SS Ntr At. ITerttar SOI For Daniel L.

Voss Northport, Aug. 29 Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning for Daniel L. Voss, 67, who died at his home on Doris Ave, Saturday morning. A requiem mass will be sung In St, Philip Neri R. C.

Church at 8 o'clock, interment will be in the Roman Catholic Cemetery here. Mr. Voss was born in New York City and had been a resident ot Northport for 45 years. He was a retired painter. Surviving are his rife.

Mary A. Cavanajh Voss, and a son. Notables Attend Dewey Services Fraternal, Business and Social Organizations Represented a I Sites Persons of prominence in many walks of life attended services held at 2:30 p.m. today in the P. E.

Church of the Messiah and Incarnation, Greene and Clermont Aves, for Seth Bradford Dewey, proprietor of Gage it Tollner's Restaurant, 374 Fulton St, who died Friday in the Methodist Episcopal Hospital. Also present were representatives of the fraternal, business and social organizations with which Mr. Dewey was associated. The restaurant will be closed until tomorrow and the employes, many of whom have been associated with the restaurant ever since Mr. Dewey became its owner, were at the funeral.

The funeral services were conducted by the rector of the Church of the Messiah and Incarnation, the Rev. Ernest A. Harding. Interment, which was private, was in Green-Wood Cemetery. James A.

Hurley, Retired Sign Artist James A. Hurley of 156 Marion formerly for more than 40 years an outdoor advertising sign artist, died yesterday in Si. Mary's Hospital after a long illness. He was the father of William I. Hurley, an attache of the Borough President's office and a political writer.

Mr. Hurley was born in Brooklyn and lived for many years in the old 7th Ward. He was a son of the late James A. Hurley and Elizabeth Stackpole, and was a nephew of William Stackpole, inventor ot the navy range-finder bearing his name. As a youth, Mr.

Hurley was selected to join the Greeley Arctic expedition, but his moiher refused to let him make the trip. Later, however, he saw service at sea with the United Slates Navy and on commercial ships, and sailed around the world three limes. Mr. Hurley had been retired for a number of years. He was the brother of the late John H.

Hurley, who was in the brokerage business, for many years with the firm of Hurley Walnwright. Surviving are his widow Catherine Hurley; four sons, William 1, John Joseph A. and James Hurley; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Davis and Catherine, and a staler, Mrs. Mary T.

White. The funeral will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday from the chapel at 187 S. Oxford St, with a solemn requiem mass in St. Benedict R.

C. Church. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. George R. Kchoe, Ex-State Aide, 80 Albany, Aug.

29 tP) George Rogers Kehoe, 80, retired Chief of the Land Bureau, State Department of Audit and Control, died at his home here today. Kehoe, a native of Brooklyn, was the oldest employe in the State service when he retired in 1932 after heading the Land Bureau for 40 years. Through his office he was a central figure in the development of the State's vast public parks system, his approval being necessary for purchase ot every parcel of land for lie Adirondack Park, the Calskill preserves and smaller Stale sites. He is survived by bis widow, a son, George Kehoe, and three daughtersMrs. Doland J.

Lehman of New York City, Mrs. Joseph A. Ear-hsrdt and Miss Edith I. Kehoe of Albany. YORK, AUGUST II the'stn i Gate P.M.

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The body will be brought here for burial. Clovis Goodhue, 55, Power Firm Aide Patchogue, Aug. 29 Clovis Good hue. 55, employed for the past 23 I years as superintendent of lines for the Patchogue Electric Light Com- pany, died yesterday after a brief Illness'. He was born in Worcester.

Mass, but had been a resident of this village for 28 years. He was a former captain of the Euclid Hose Company, and at the time of his death a member of the Exempt Firemen's Association. Surviving are his widow. Mrs Grace Valentine Goodhue, and a son, Robert. Funeral services will be held from the home at 2 p.m.

to morrow, the Rev. Ernest Neumann of the Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be in Cedar Grove Cemetery. William Murcott Rites Tomorrow Religious and fraternal funeral services wjll be held tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at his home, 218-17 94tn Ave, Queens Village, for William Murcott Sr, who died Saturday evening.

For more than 50 years he was with the Murcott fe Campbell File Works in Williamsburg, one of the largest concerns of its kind In the country. Born in England, he was the husband of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Allen Murcott and is survived by a son, William three daughters. Mrs. Emma Lockwood, Mrs.

Carrie Vail and Miss Ethel Murcott, and four grandchildren. He was a life member of Reliance Lodge. TIB, F. fe A. and of Altaic Chapter 237, R.

A. M. Burial will be Wednesday in Cedar Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Olga Anderson Rites Are Planned Northport, Aug.

29 Funeral serv ices will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock for Mrs. Olga Anderson, 68, widow of Hans Anderson, at her residence in Goldenrod The Rev. William A. Mitchell, rec tor of the Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Interment will be in the Jenola Cemetery here.

Mrs. Anderson was born in Nor way and had been a resident ot Northport for 25 years. Surviving are several children. Funeral service at her late home Tuesday, August 30, 11:30 a.m. DAVENPORT On Aug.

27, EXILDA HAWKINS beloved mother of William H. Hawkins. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2 p.m., from E. F.

Higgins' Funeral Home, 1288 Prospect Ave. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. I FLANAGAN EDWARD, sud-. denly, on Aug. 27, 1938.

beloved husband of Margaret Cox Flanagan. Funeral from his home, 1082 St. John's Place, Tuesday, Aug. 30; solemn requiem mass, 9:30 a.m., St. Gregory's C.

Church. Kindly omit flowers. GERAGHTY On Aug. 26. 1938, JOHN, at his residence, 1214 78th beloved husband of Mary (nee O'Donnelli; father of John, Hugh, Joseph and Edward of N.

Y. P. 14th Precinct; Mrs. Jeremiah Healey, Mrs. Catherine Hunt and Mrs.

Leo Rendich; also survived by 14 grandchildren and four great-grandchil- dren. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to the R. C. Church of St. Ephrem, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. (Newark papers please GOODWIN GRACE nte Hickeyl, fin August 29. at her residence, 86 Rutland Road. Notice of funeral later. HARRIS Suddenly, on Aug.

27, 1938, MARY of 40 Aberdeen beloved sister of Mrs. James J. Foley, formerly of the Seventh Ward, Manhattan. Reposing at J. J.

Gallagher Sons Funeral Home, 25 Aberdeen St. Solemn requiem mass on Tuesday, 10 a.m., at Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HUCKE MARY A. MCCARTHY, on Aug.

28, beloved wife of William grandmother of John G. Lap-ham, and sister of Frank and Alice R. McCarthy and Mrs. Anna Hotten-roth. Funeral from her residence, 1215 22d on Wednesday at 6:30 a.m.; requiem mass Our Lady Help of Christians R.

C. Church, Direction George T. McHugh. Kindly omit flowers. May Yohe Dr.

Joseph Wiener, Noted Surgeon, 66 Ml. Sinai Associate Was Author of Many Rooks on Medical Subjects Special to The Eagle Lawrence, Aug. 29 Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. in the chapel of Salem Fields Cemetery in Brooklyn, for Dr. Joseph Wiener, who died yesterday in his home in Lord here.

He was (Wt and was associate surgeon at Mount Sinai Hospital, Manhaitai, and consulting surgeon at Rocka- way Beach Hospital. I A native of Manhattan, Dr. Wiener attended the College ot the i City of New York, where he was graduated in 1890 and the College ot Physicians and Surgeons. Columbia University, where he received his degree in 1893. Wrot Medical Books The author of "450 Operations Under Local Anesthesia" and numerous other medical works, he was I a fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine and a member of the New York Surgical Society.

Surviving ate his widow, Gertrude Straus Wiener; two sons, Robert J. and Joseph, and a brother, Dr. Solomon Wiener. Lawyer Found Dead In Room injf House Riverhead, Aug. 29 William John Coen, 48, a lawyer, was found dead yesterday in the rooming house ot Mrs.

William McGoey on W. Main St, here, where he boarded. When he failed to put in appearance for breakfast in the morning, it was thought that he had Laier in the day, another of the roomers in the house entered his room and found him on the bed. Though Dr. Vincent A.

Doroska, a local physician, said he believed that the man had died of natural causes, Dr. J. Mott Heath, coroner of Suffolk County, announced that an inquest will be held today. Coen was a former resident ot New York City. He was a member of the Vera Crui Council, Knights of Columbus.

Mrs. Walter Henning Services Are Held East Northport, Aug. 29 Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs, Catherine Henning, 76, who died at her residence on 7th Ave. after a long The Rev. Carl A.

Nelson of the Methodist Church officiated. Interment was to be this morning in Evergreens Cemetery, Brooklyn. Surviving are her husband, Walter, and a daughter. Rev. D.

S. Kennedy Wayne, Pa, Aug. 29 (If) The Rev. David S. Kennedy, 82, former editor of the Presbyterian, national weekly, and once moderator of the Synod of Pennsylvania, died at his home here yesterday.

A native of Philadelphia, Mr. Kennedy graduated from the University of Wisconsin and the Mccormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. He served at Fort Wayne. Ind, and Pittsburgh before coming to Philadelphia in 1911 as editor of the Presbyterian. He retired 12 years ago.

Joseph Dext Hempstead, Aug. 29 Joseph Dext, 50, of 160 Lawson St, died from a heart attack at his home early yesterday. An ambulance from the Meadowbrook Hospital was summoned by Ernest McNally of 91 Kennedy Ave. Dr. David Byrne, assistant medical examiner of Nassau County, confirmed the cause of death as diagnosed by the ambulance surgeon.

John J. Ryan Toronto, Aug. 29, (Canadian Preas) John J. Ryan, famous old-time sculler, died at his home here yesterday after a heart attack. He waa 74.

The oarsman, winner of three Canadian singles championships, twice won the United States national title when he was at the height of his career about 45 years ago. WF.SIFT teiNHEIMKR, 43, a h(l-meial worker, oC'1192 Dean 81, died jti-tirdgjr. He wag born In Brooklyn, son tit Jacob and fladla Retnheimei, and ig or hit widow. Beatrice, and aon, Prank. Rervlceg wilt bg held al a pm.

Weanegdar In the Joseph McOucktn Chaoel, 1341 Bedtord Ave. In'ei mem will be in Ktentetng Cemeter, p.m. Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery. MURCOTT WILLIAM on Saturday, August 27. 1938.

beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Allen Murcott; devoted father of Emma Lockwood, Carrie Vail. Ethel and William Murcott Jr. Religious and fraternal services at his residence, 218-17 94th Queens Village, Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery.

Arrangements by Wel-gand Brothers. MURPHY On Aug. 27. KATHE-RINE, of 365 3i)th beloved wife of Patrick Murphy. Funeral from Schaefer's Funeral Parlors, 4th Ave.

at 42d on Tuesday, Aug. 30, at 9:30 a.m.; requiem meuss at St. Michael's R. C. Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, NACHTMANN MA RY, on August 28. 1938, at her residence, 109-31 205th Place, Hollis, beloved wife of George mother of Dorothy, Sister M. Catherine, O. Charles, George, Felix, Bernard. Frank and Harry.

Survived also by thaee sis ters, Miss Carrie Braun, Sister M. Praxedls, O. Mrs. H. B.

Robinson and six grandchildren. Solemn requiem mass Incarnation R. C. Church on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Interment St, John's Cemetery.

NELSON Suddenly, on Aug. 28, 1938, ANDREW, of 232 79th beloved husband of Ditabeth Nlelson; loving father of Herman Nelson and devoted uncle of Christen Frank. Services at Fred Herbst Sorts Memorial, 7501 5th Tuesday, 8 p.m. Interment private. NOLAN On Aug.

27. 1938. BERNARD of Rockvllle Centre, L. beloved husband of Teresa (nee Mc-Gulrei; father of Bernadette, Louis A. and B.

Hudson Nolan. Reposing at William A. Martin Funeral Home, Classon corner Sterling Place. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 requiem mass St. Ignatius Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. OTTO JOHN, of 205 St. Nicholas Ridgewood, on August 27. 1938. aged 49, beloved husband of Eliza beth, dear father of John, Herbert and Lillian Ernesi.

Funeral services will be held at his late home Monday, 8 p.m.. Reverend McDell of ficiating. Interment Lutheran Ceme tery, Tuesday, 2 p.m., under direction of John Christein. OVERTON HENRIETTA A on August 28, survived by daughter, Alida W. Grant, brother.

Cornelius Hiddink. Services Tuesday, 8 p.m. at 117-15 227th St. Albans. In terment Wednesday, Cedar Grove Cemetery, Patchogue.

PETERSON On Aug. 27. 1938, at his home, 16 Tompkins Place, FREDERICK, beloved husband of Anna Peterson (nee Biatz), and devoted father of M. Catherine, Frederick W. and Edwin B.

Peterson. Funeral services Monday. 8 p.m., at the Funeral Home, 187 S. Oxford St. Interment Tuesday, 10 a.m., Green-Wood Cemetery.

REED JOHN, on August 26, 1938, at his residence, 261 Berry St. Funeral August 30 from the Woods Funeral Home, 93 Broadway, Brooklyn. Requiem mass, R. C. Church of SS.

Peter and Paul. 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. RUEGER ARI A at her home, 24 W. John Hicksvllle, L.

on Saturday, August 27, in her 69th year. She is survived by her husband, Joseph; two daughters, Mrs. Frank Schlick, Mr. Walter Lauck; five grandchildren and three sisters, Mrs. Godfrled Ncnninger, Mrs.

Emma Metz and Mrs. Jacob FroehUch. Funeral from her home on Tuesday. August 30, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to R. Church of St.

Ignatius of Loyola, where solemn requiem mass will be offered at 10 a.m, Interment Holy Rood Cemetery, Westbury, L. I. RUHE On Saturday, Aug. 27, 1938, SOPHIE RUHE, of Bright-waters, L. loving mother of Elsie Strohm of Brlghtwaters.

and Mathilda Maeckel of Leipzeig, Germany. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Tuesday at 8 p.m. 2h jjemnrtattt The Eagle has published a booklet of "In Mentor iam" Verses You may obtain a copy of booklet, vrirhout charge, by calling an Ad Taker at MAin 4-6000. Smuts was taken 111, was a rancher in the West, and operated a New Hampshire tearoom. Born in modest surroundings, May died a simple housewife, loving, she said, her husband, her home and her Job.

Mrs. George J. Ruck Seafoid, Aug. 29 Mrs. Grace Mae Ruck, 49, of Condit here, died at her home yesterday following a long illness.

Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Mary Southard Funeral Home and burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Maspeth. The Rev. Robert Mortensen of the Church of the Nazarene, Bellmore, will officiate at the services. Mrs.

Ruck was born in Woodmere. Surviving are her husband, George two sons, Herbert and George; two daughters, Mrs. Florence Still-well and Mrs. Edith McQueen, and her mother, Mrs. Emily Combs.

Deatfjs SCHOLEY-On Aug. 28, 1938. THOMAS J. SCHOLEY, aged 79 years, of 89-43 118th Richmond Hill, beloved husband of Minnie and father of Mrs. Ethel Van Ness.

Funeral service at B. J. Thuring Funeral Parlors, 1178 Bushwlck on Wednesday, Aug. 31, at 8 p.m. Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery.

SIMONS PETER JOHN, on Aug. 27, 1938, beloved father of George and Bertha. Funeral from his residence, 396 Etna Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Aug. 31, at 8:30 a.m.; thence to Blessed Sacrament R. C.

Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery. SPENGLF.R JOSEPH MICHAEL, on August 26, 1938, in his 72d year, beloved husband of Margaret L. Spengler (nee Hoelzle).

Funeral from his late residence, 3015 Grand Concourse, Bronx. Solemn high mass at St. Philip Nerl Church, 202d Street and Grand Concourse, on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Interment' Gate of Heaven Cemetery. SQUIRES FRANK, on Aug.

27. of 361 11th beloved husband of Charlotte; father of Dorothy, and devoted son of Anna; also survived by five sisters, two brothers. Requiem mass Tuesday, 11 a.m. sharp, St. Thomas Aquinas R.

C. Church. Reposing at Chapel of Joseph G. Duffy, 237 9th St. WALKER On Saturdav, Aug.

27, 1938, HARRIETT E. WALKER, beloved mother of William and Harold, at her home, 289 5th Ave. Requiem mass Tuesday, 10 a.m., St. Francis Xavier Church. WISE ANNIE of 126 North 3d on August 27, 1938, beloved wife of Joseph Wise and mother of Mrs.

Ruth Burkart, Mrs. Anna Reeth, Harold, Charles and Frank Murray, sister of Louis Winter-mantel and Mrs. Emma Rockeit. Funeral from her daughter's residence, 6068 60th Lane. Maspeth, on Wednesday 9:30 a.m.

Requiem mass at Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Church at 10 o'clock. acknoUileDgment CRONN The family of the lale EDWIN F. Jr. acknowledges with grateful appreciation kind expressions of sympathy received from relatives, friends and neighbors. DOWNEY The family of the lale CHARLOTTE V.

acknowledges with grateful appreciation kind expressions of sympathy received from Reverend Clergy, relatives and friends. Jn qrmorfam DAVIDSON In loving memory ot our mother. ELIZABETH. Died Aug. 29, 1937.

Dear mither, you in not- foi gotten, Though on vth joti tif no mori, Sltll in memoir jou are with Ai you ittway wete befnie DAVID and WILLIAM, J903 Farragut Road. Harry B. Hawkins, banker, 145 Argyle Road. Harry Roy Penael, sales manager. 833 49th St.

Richard McCarthy, statistician, 123 Rutland Road. Felix M. Lopez, investments, 535 E. 28th St. John J.

Gavin, broker, 163 Eastern Parkway. Thomas B. Webster, stock trader, 1728 Dorchester Road. Charles W. Ruprecht, sales engineer, 75 Clarkson Ave.

Donald M. Baker, office manager, 253 Cumberland St. Joseph R. Holahan, secretary, 250 Maple St. David Greene, president, 59 Ocean Ave.

Robert A. Booke, underwriter, 173 Woodruff Ave, Patrick M. Lynch, salesman, 434 58th St. Thomas E. Pierce, Broker, 208 St.

JtimeR Place. Frederick M. Horstman, coal, 756 Argyle Road. fcltpr S. (Snake INCORPORATED DIGNIFIED FUNERALS OUR FL VER4K, HOMES ROOKI.TN IW liaa lauluara lUcknlailer 4.1200 III) Soiatti Annua NEvlai 1.

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9 00 t.m.. 666 Flushing Avp Brook If n. Giifiim Sfdan. Motor No. re'aken from Sim'iel B.

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meaner sett tt 70 Bowery at 9 Auf 30 By orttfr Harris. 221 Court 1001? n. rtiintonos. ailveiwaie, and tecond-haina tichei pledged 10 13116 of Jul 30. 1937.

u23-fit AMI Aur, 31 Older Tioiden. 410 5'h ve Bixokivn. diamond Bi'crws. tiKrware. jtwU musical trumrnts.

cut. nr. ctmeiai, clock. k(cn-rl, suit caes. ptc.

fronj VJ073 of Feb. 5. 1912, 10 25289 of Jui 31. J93i. and all pledge held over from pievious si For em Ac Soni, ptftnorokerx of 29 Brooklyn, N.

Y. ail iheir uniedeemert pledges nt CiOlhini. pledged la pawn ticket Ha. J9900 cf July 31, in-'uslve; also a I oinet- piedaei lor nj reison nor. aoid pifvjojs siv Sept.

i Older of M. Telteioautn, Inc. HPS Broad, Biooklyn, silver arf, Jfwelir. and second-hand watrhe.t plcdied from 19742 of April 1. 1937.

tn 843: rtf ,1 4Ji 30, 1937. and all pledges held over Itom previous sale" Sept 2 -By oider NeiH Kelly Pnwrtlnoitlli CO. Inc. 32 5 III Ave Brooklyn, Mivtrware Jewelry, second -hand odds and ends cloth ins, re. pledged from 43.S.SO of Feb.

17, 1937, lo 63B00 ol July I'V 1937. au26 27 29 30 fcl iIOPEPh'sHONGU I -OEO, BHONGU Aucfnra, 82 Bowery. Y. Sell 9 a.m Aii. '29 -J.

-t Rai. IH2 Manha.tan Ave, econd-hand watches, of 31. 1937 Saver. 9T1 to 30650 of 31. 1,9.17.

A 30 eiaihinj esC M. GrU'iivd, 218 Myall Ave to 113CJ of June 1, 1937. a flepf 2. flav R.di loan Oilice. 5317 Vri Ave.

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