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imciiMHKn'a. TIIFnnOOKLYN DAILY T1MKS 1 Tl'KSDAY SERVICES FOR MRS. 6EIDER. Hb mm Vi lull, tarson uiven 1'urse IS. HALL IS SUED SHEVUN ESTATE arid Of $1,000 By Graeb Presbyterian Church On His 25th Anniversary FiKiraJ rvb r.

bald rtr-dr for Mr. Mary JUId.r, wlf. af Jnaeph M. B.i d.r. ha 4 i.f Ih.

Prudn. 111 I'll in I loll very harvlo. TIT Hovs.itli avenil. who dlad Hturdy .1 Fi, haaa, Philadelphia. Mr.

Holder w. Ililily-oii yr old Uved at 1111 Tanlh avnu lV twn Il.nlal. 11 year, old, i)(1 Henry, Mr. Hldr I. hd of Hi Motion I'lntur.

Thti. Own.r of New Je.aay. DEAL BY WALTERS GOES MAINLY 10 .1 rorn linfiri iiamul, In limit, iivriil. fin lln- following ii-i and puipi 'In iliH.U the aoiim lull, (hrwi aumvl ihiiis ur shares and In luvl and Invesi the same wiilr and llimlroa no or m) beieaflsr Hi. oil law lo lineal fund" In i.i In aolli lber riiirlllrs an lh Mi.aid of Tiut of Dm t'viile Trust i im Him ilftriu and I'" ill Hut of i he liiwms on on ut mil share ul palls tsl'S and nMDIIl'llla which r1 ur levied asslnst the P'p rl i li'ielll lil Mi Ini 'lulling mi lion' In KlMli ai'loir llioohllll Now roik and tlm lilifit St 1 1 1.1.

mm 111' now on KIN OF BROTHERS i wtlh hla own i.snpl, aprlni lhtr lova and 111 Ihe ma" has given iwanty.flva lire lu an vie (n (ham IThmidkxI Hf Jii.lar Uiani Kaiarlirook. or ma Nuiib Ipal Court, In Hissing lha addra Of I ha availing aasld have in I'cird a puis uf that una into four figure ll baa baaii EiQhth Avmiue House and Saratoga Resldenco Given to Mis. Becker, a Niece. j) case svnu BOKAR (COFKEF. SUPKFMEJ Uiniinlimi III We waia obliged tu I she oiav own III' piopertl I Inn llir lifeilioe of "I looilo j'lliolins slid lo l' 'he ot I l.r I ir on such or pi I to in, oinll.T I'll, -loss, diirilig I.

Is Ut' Ms dnnUi Hit, II i ibutlol.s ll- 'If) dol "I mt. a 1 11. .1 in and In view of Die (set nriv dollar gifts w't An old man with silver hair, youthful In foaiuia and youna In hasiliif aat Ih fmeiiiost paw of iliac. Churnh. Iiti.yv ant anil Jeffstaon avenues, last lllgbl and braid lbs inllllslry.

Ilia law and Hid Lilly Ii) ln to laliaca in a raw in In ill Iho win if liai) IH leaia lo him, Ihe Itav 1 1 llobsit ll'niy i itimni, Ihla waa b')oiid any II, In, fi.i lili ll ha had aiol aliUmi. Ihla Kl'olona irlaa and thpsa glow ink Micotiiliima of hla lafiili five iraia of selVlr tO III 1 'I raJ.y ll and lila. a Uhuicb Ha laid alllipO I have dons nothing bul my iluty Twiil) Iv years aa pastor of oil' chinch Is a lima, as puatois go In thsaa days, roiiimoiilafl the llev Alllaon Bay llaapa of tha l.awla Avanua l'lilii cgullolial Church "Twenty-five yiwra ago It would not hVB bean considered l.n uirual. I waa taken as a mutter or ooute that a minister should recr.Un I In. call to a church and remain il.eie until Die 'Board' decided lli.it onaldarln.

ih of urns of I.i said Usl Wyl and HM.COMii I and lo Miclittnl Ctliintii llollla I. lio.il rents n. plKato neoiel al lha kill, I i.f Ten thousand dol la I 1 I I 0 noli i In leiH.anlilon i.r hia faithful ati i lea llllltli I glia and In rinnl. Untie) of I lie. Hoimigll of HrooklMi many veaia my iaaiih nun, ili sum of Tui thousand 1 1 I 0 00(1 i Fill It'l ll M'HFUMAM, In my It Will and Teataiii'iil I hv given and l.e,,i,ea(lia.1 I i alsiaf, Man Ann MliBilln, known Hi lePsluii aa Hlal'f Umal.llii' ib" sum i.f Minr llloiiaand dolpiia i0(ili0l 1 leiulie, I and can.

'I snl.t l'g', "I place ami ali-a I Go I of 1 aim. rt 1 and l.r.il'-il I. to 'he "'llois name I In mv Ball t-asi Will ami Taalaui'iit III' sum of Mlaly thousand ilollaiB ilail (10 0 1 IN Tit I HT VI ll MFI HH for Hie following u'B and purposes. 'I the lln ulna, to mi anld slsl'i. Mao Ann lll.svllii, known In I'lla-tnn na Mlattr Ueraldllia.

ra crlvit fn.io said sum of 100,000 for and II I 1 MM the trim of her natUlul life itil 1 (ion lln. of mi said Blaloi to puy and appll the pllll'lpal i.r Ball trust fund In a. CI da lice ll (be plollalona of Hi a -Tenth" or real-duuiv olaiiBo of my said East Will and Testament IN WITNI-NM WIIKMEOF. I bios heteutllo aet my band and affUed mv seal thla dav of January. In the in.

'I Nine lllindtad and I nil 1 Tin ee JA.MI.M KIIKVI.IN I PS I.SI ..1 Fllrtl ll.idKflklti resl.lliin at I'irsldinl atieel. IlinoMvii los.pl. I He. kel lesldlng ill ti l.lglltll Bleliue, llm piii'B, a fall r.almte of I al i.opulai 11 may be obtalnad f.i.ii.mi.k Ihen iireuld of si. tin.

Id" lmi p'i snip's and not cm. lln In he shall die leaving him mi Issue suivlvlni then lh run i- aim. ii( his Biirvlilns l.lothniS or i tir. issue of ativ dec Inollier, I 11 III (if II. -Isme (if Mglilli aifhin iikmi idd lint talln ImhUi.

a lllril th Hurri i H'r rifton dlM of ti ii tste wlil'ili w'll pomlbly iuii lulu ili ml. Menu TI k.n.n.lr lr. In I III" lliSlil 1 in i with a nhai tor on thousand DISTRIBUTE OLt LY US.A ii. r. it lb enlli oriiionl BY THE TOHtS Of thi- of nln IToinri u- i i.

tanaeh In an aim Charoea Former Mra. Huntington Bought Property a His Agent She Denies Charge. SrH light was thrown upon Ih ralsllon bstwssn Mrs Mar.aral Huntington, of lUwIait. io now daclar. hsr.slf th wlf of Cllnliin Mudg HU.

brok.r. and ripa.io cotton brok.r. yesti-dar, when th tiisl or otlnn brought by Watr. "Mrs Hail" begsti befoi Jury and Hu-prrm Court Jusllc Davis, In Msn hat tan Water figured prominently In one of th most ntlnnl divorce cases ever dl.clo.Ml In thl. city.

It hcme known vral weeks ago. bfor Jus th Craln. on a motion by Mary Austin Hall, for alimony an. oouns'l fee. In a suit for a dlvorc agaliiBt Clinton Mudg 11.11.

lu which Margaret Huntington wa named a co-respondent. Hll opptaad his first wlf'. motion on th ground that sh had it 1HI liar head. Illtla wllh hair beakiln I ir ariaui ul.l..l. It, d.OliO iii, tinned lo lb kin, m-phews on.

I ni-i'. uaughlei it 1 t. miliar. Patrick. Tlmniaa id Hhrlln Tin den I ap'sjh'i'a platform It now that Judge Estarbiook lurn.d "II would be ii.

i ill lliin.r l'i lli'h Infill ennareSatlon of 1 1 It inioW of Ur Ih' prtlfcnl Ii i I h' l'i" 'vision for llm pavimuit of "II l-olh psli'l- of eslale d'' to mi ssl. I niece Mai i ll'ok'r, liri'ln. shall t'liulns'e with the dinth in aid t.rollirj I hiilnu' i i KWI llt lllllK'l. i i i th' I lie Oil' on i an slial" i'l I'Stli. In mv 1 nhr let.

I'H Ms llf' I lima ...1 upon D'Slh to dlMd' I I to' pi lioipal of eili'h shsr' ainoi 1 Ii .1 i Ii he shall 'U- I'-O him ii" lli'ii i ml ii. ti ii In. mi hi ml ilnllm a 1 II i I I hut in ill. ii 'iir I I In it I I Huron. (in arson epl In lerm.

of hi. wlf. To I.e. belongs much of th. credit i.

m. IiIbi e.nolila, nor fl. Hi. hi i. ml 1 i.nfli-i in, 'I.

li. Mar A i I in. I. (... Mil.

HPI M-l. he waa long enough In wnrvloa to be I Today, how nvol I bet a la ja cotitlnii il cty ror new blood, and it is to be I'uiiaiderail aa trlbuie lo I I. Hi and people when a linn I istei heads one rliunh loi lard) I i mi t-urs tor H'l A Mictlflcea. loo. h.v.

been great. i.i ve foriottrn Mrs sad tnir idlldien mil fisorge rthevlin is mill l.een III fur iiiontlis ni home or I Inn i mill" A mm. led 1 ei tiMi-H t-lii" I'll Is l.v tie.jmct wlili nl'l tiu.i Mil liuoine of 'I' llvri Al Ins d-'Hli I s'Ml invested eldusry cel.it' DEATH NOTICES. AIJillH.irr Mund Nov. III.

NKM.tlfl Af.MMKlHT, it or Kll.ahe.h. i-hlllp and Annie i "aly. Itmiulem tnaaa si Church of th Aiiinpiion. WdnMly Horning, at 10 o'clock Intsrmaut In Holy ITom (anietery. Auto-liiohlla cnrtrfa IMUriVMiN Ori Biinday.

Nov. 0 -U). MARTHA CMKIMTIAN-'N, aged Ti formerly of oieonpnint OVBd mother nf Jhi.ma. Chrlti.n. Kuner.l' ssivlca Tu.1y evening, I lock at Ih resdd.no.

of I. iv.r-". lith riatbu.h. Irilernisni morning. 10 clock.

(Jrnwood Cmtry. itel.tlve. and frl.nd. rMsp.otfully 111 Vllil, in nUn Nov a ht loved mother of Mr. Carl nailing and David Dufr R.Ullvea and friend, ar Invli.d to att.ml funeral from the r.aidene of Mr.

arl Ontllng. Jitis Jmlrv Wuodhavan. on Wdnday. Dec'. 1 at II 10 A.

M. R.qulam at Ht Thomas th Apo.tl. IXJI.rf.IJt At Kookvlll, Centr I suddenly, on Nov. JO 1114 JOHN J. FoLOKfl, aged 70 yr' services t.

hi. lat. real- deuce, 27 North Centre nook-vtlle Centre. I. Wdndy evening, o'rlork.

Intermnl Liitheian Cemetery, Thursday I A M. Survived by two daughters- and on granddaughter Mrs August Kalb and EHtabeth F. olger and Lillian V. Kalb. DFr At Freeport, Deo.

1 924, KVERETTK, beloved son of Augustus and Clara Oal-laiidet, In hi. 23d year. Funar.l service, will be held at th residence of his parents, 101 Pearsall Wednesday. Den. at I P.

M. Interment prlvat. ROHLMIHER On 8unday, Nov. JO, 19114. at Hchenenlaav XT x- I.

I hi l-i .1 ii i.ik uin four sllve, candle- silvei annlvHr apropos Of th ml'-ll I' "-I I. InUt mil" i Only Did My Duly" I.r arson, when aalied to make a n.N I .1 will ml i ml 1,1 a decree of divorce against him al lilniili' the sAiuc iimona "le suin 1 h.t- hiolheis or the lasue of an de I rasrd brother, the Issue of any d' tuolhfr to take the parents i aluir- -h1r I'll 1111 lli'ii'. Palm Beach. Kl-, In February, i. I nil of ill'.

ln "i lilt' it ii I I I fiin.l el-nll I that there waa a Th house mi l.iliili cn hlrh V.r Shevlln -md goe. to his nlere. Mm Mrv lfi of Joseph 11 link, i man of the oelehr.tlam. ld Affidavit, al'ated -It seem, like a dream. These Will a v.

ever since If Ir. Iirlrr xuivfi (rontlng Ut Wllllani Cartsr, moderator ot the Presliylary of Urooklyn-Nasaau and pajilor of tha Throop A vein a ITeahyterlan Church. In conveying to Or. Caraon tha fallcltatlona of the Brooklyn Prsstiy tery, and of his parish, recalled thai to Hr. I arson belongs an honor which hut men have ever enjoyed, and wbh-n Die laws of the present church lav" imiiosalble; he has Water, wa.

alleged i ii r. Mm. have taken a prominent part, by which the Halls were to divorced a Vhnrrh lw.nty.fl-. KOI'ltTM I iiH" bequeath to mv 'xemilm I. il'ci named.

11 HEAR ARION SOCIETY CONCERT years ago 1 did not wan this i i. hi mh ed and hu- Heritor also n-reli's i residence Saratoga and the pri-i'-erlv known a tl.c Horn' 1. 1. nil In h'l tol nt nurh ludkiii I' nl 1 1 ii Iiii'I'iiip "i 1 1 r. ii i yen his eU for Children' at to mv wlshea And mod twlve upon suiM'esalve terms of Hrookhn Preabytery r-.

n. Ii-M'lll i i. .11. lO II e. it makes me f- 1 that thes.

year. MBIl of iia nol ouiy ma .,,,1 i.een in vain, inai end I h.v. done nothing -o merit till, I have always lo and to do it jusx a. I hv Ur Carson impressed hi. PPre tha Jane Netno- Singers Score Another Triumph at the Academy Velasco, Cuban Pianist, Plays.

I 11 ll'li' Hi' of I nut ot N'li dMllfiK 'ier lirn.im. to pnv the prlndiuil i( 'lid 'met fund to mv eeliiie to he illi'lion'd of hereinafter set forth Mr-. llei-kiT. I'll'lll I to my lilei e. Mary llfket.

1 he house now i. ncl in-' ii' l' (l'i lllgl.th in tin' Her oiigh of HiooKiiii "ml III" contents i v. 1. 1 or securities. on uVrh.

a of the sNter, wtm In cl.1.-nt of Miidlinn rnl Mli'di. Mr Hhn lln Hi' Interest on long as she Al per rent th will Insure an Income of 3.000 a year. Al Sister Oaraldlna death Ih fund Invested for her bencHI by the residuary estate. To Catholic Charity. Mr.

Shevlln a liberal inn to rhurche. during his life and plillan llltnpy and religion are not fo. gotten In his will. II' leaves I1F.OO0 to the Ht. 'i m-rit l'n I Sneiety, a orruiuy.tiMi.n with unlm or in all l.ranrhcs pantors service to his emit.

-rarved I'r. Carter, "but it Is the silver annlv.raary of a paaior and his people. The silver cords which bind r. Carson to Grace church, serve also to bind the parishioners to In. Carson.

Presbytery loves him be-rauM he I. a good Pre.byterlan. and his people love him because he la a 1'resbytorlan and a man. Although not a Preaby terlan It was exceptionally late, tha Vobert Rogers, of the hu.rh of the Good Shepherd, should In" een chosen a. one of the speukers 'T Li.hr.ilo,.

Or Rogers has and Hall wa. to marry Mm. Huntington and Water, and his wife were to have their m.rrl.ge dissolved, and Waters was to marry Mrs Mary Ana. (In Hall. Worn Ntw IHtomod.

The Water, were never divorced. But after Mr. Mary Austin obtained her dlvorc, Hall married Mr. Huntington. Later, Mary Austin Hall had the Florida decree aet and began a nw action In New York County to dlvorc Hall, who had taken Mrs.

Huntington a. hi. wife The latter are now living together al Hewlett, L. I. Justice Craln allowed Mary Austin Hall a allowance of alimony, but denounced the Florida dlvorc and declared she was Hall', wife.

The action on trial today Involved a $100,000 piece of property at 37 Washington Square West, Manhattan, which Waters declared wa. bought for him by Margaret Huntington, acting a.c hi. agent In December 1119, and held In trust by her for him. Jame. Darcy, counsel for Waters, told the court that when the property waa purchased, to be uaud us the IIK.MnY KOHLMEIER, flower, which helped to Ui'corate the Platform read were and I alsogl'e iiml devisn to my said TiiKigrams Hen(, tileie, M.ny lleik'-i.

mv residence nt N'w Vork. In- rec ly cerebrated his twenty filch Lnnlversary, and 1. a clow P' i llnllliK the ontents of slild residence. The Income from fund Is to be aniline Ih" I'l'llfi'l n''' of I feel that (except tm'iui and securities. Ily mi friend ot Ur.

Carson mmen. the churches of Hi. Ann. and r.i. Si Tcinfii.

I Ihiikoii summer re-ldenc in naruingit. i mean to in. all of tlm property i i.x Tlie Peonies Trust Com nrcaVt'nproXiced the benedie- gathering 'on chapel where, wltb Mrr Carson. h- Zri. of the Judge 3 To psv the Income on tn" olher of uch aliarea or parts to mv hiotll.T George during his lifeline, ami upon his death to dlllde til' incli'i.

I of such share among hi lesue iier aliipes and not per capita In i he shall die leaving him no surviving then to divide th sain' among bis survUIng brothers or the Iwiue of snv d'ceaised brother, the lewiie of nnv deceased brother to take the patent's share KI.KVENTH I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my nephews, George Hhevlln and Joseph Becker or their ssirvlvors. and THE TRCST COMPANY, of the Borough of Brooklvn Cltv of Tin I' 'Teciitor hereof giving and granting unto them or their full power null uilthol'ltv to Vll and dlHpoe of an real eslale which I may own at the time of my death and to convey the same hy deeds, with or without covenants of warranty, as to them tuny seem to he for the best Interests of my estate. I direct that no bonds ahall be required of my Individual executory either as nuch executors or trustee. in anv Jurisdiction in which this my said IJU1 Will and Testament shall be ofTered for probate. IN WITNESS WHKHOF, I have hereunto affixed my hand and seal this 17th day of February.

In the year One thousand nine hundred and twenty. JAMES SHEVL1N. WITNESSES: Ellelt Hodgskln. residing at 869 President street, Rrooklyn, N. Y.

Joseph F. Becker, residing; at 89 Eighth avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. First Codicil.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That James Shevlln, of the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, do make, publish and declare the following as and for a Codicil to my Last Will and Testament, heretofoie executed bv me on or about the seventeenth day of February in the year one thousand nine hundred and Except as herein modified I ratify and confirm all of the provisions of my said Will. nAnAi and the nusnann or ini and father of Clara, KfTle and Edna and brother -of Mrs Carsrton Mangels and W11- Ham Kohlmeler. Interment Wednesday, December at 1 P.

at Lutheran Cemetery. KOKFVDAFFEIl SARAH E. KOK-UNDAKFER, widow of John F. Kokondaffer and formerly- Mia Sarah E. Douglass, of Brooklyn, at her home In Orient, L.

Saturday, Nov. 29, 1 9. In her 71st year. IJCDWITII On Sunday, Nov. 80.

.1924, AMELIA (nee Cronln), beloved wife of Edward J. Ledwith, at her residence, 760 St. Services Tuesday evening, Dec. 1 924. o'clock Funeral Wednes pany lis substituted trustee of Joseph J.

(Reason under deed of trust dated RO.V;.. ind two of the really that I have observed in Mm hi. almost womanly tendr-nesa and an ability to re gmn, other than hl own Ami then In a different vein he then in outsiders "J1 friends, l.is SSr.TVnSot'.n.an as much to Dr Carson aa this church, crowded October 9. and the Hawley Home f'T Children nt Saratoga avenua and Sterling plin-e. hi.1 Ht.

avenue a.idMerllng plane. A hequent of 1 1 u.t'uu to Mgr. W. McCarty, of Ht. Auguetlne K.

for mow. mnde In the original will. I. revoked In a codicil, as the donn-llpn had been made before death. Jjfr.

Bhevlln Irave. 1.000 for the perpetual care and preservation of the lot owned bv him In Holy Michael W. Cunneen, i itn(rin ri Springs. io my late wife. Husan H.

Shevlln. and whose Interest therein II. site ef a $300,000 Greenwich Village theatre. Waters and Mrs. Huntington bell II.

Celbel, Chales pold and I). M. Havens. eded a reslduarv lecstie un- de- her iJist Will and Testament SIXTH: I give and bequeath to great friends. Speculated Jointly "They speculated Jointly in cotton oechmnn I'-rank Hurler, the Him of five thousand dollars NDUSTR1AL BANKS and Blocks," aaid Darcy, "and mads Mirvr-VTII I a ve and oeaueam QUEENSBORO ELKS to the Reverend Father Edward W.

large But when Mrs. Hunt-ngton became Clinton Mudge Ball In 1933, she began to avoid Mr. Water, and tho friendship termin McCarthy. If he shall bo alive at the time of mv d'ath. and If he shall not day, Dec.

3, at 2 P. M. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Auto cor- tege. MATniSON On JO, 1934? WALTER MATHISON.

In hi. 2d i year. Funeral services at his late residence, Hotel St. George, Bl With an audlenra of twelve hundred on tin mIii nt i- ii.luiliers. the Arlou Sluing Smlet sc.ued another of Its notable triumphs ut the grand concert which II presented last night at the Academy.

Helm Froehllch. the musical director, conducted a chorus of 166 voices. The participating artists were Miss Marguerite Cobbey, oolora-tura soprano of the Manhattan Opera Company. and J'eplto Fernandez. Velasco, Cuban pianist.

Miss Miriam Allen acted as accompanist for Miss Cebby. The selections by the chorus, which vere entirely in (iennan. were sung with the harmonious effect and finlsn which characterizes any performance by the society. The first number. -Meln ist die Velt." was given with a genial, stimulating air of abandon which won Instant and prolonged applause.

In direct contrast was "Pie Versunken Stadt," (The Sunken City) by Htehle, which presented a mood of melancholy beauty and grief. i ontlnuing the contrasting numbers. "Die Rosen." (The Roses), Wag-enbiass, a selection of plaintive nielodv. was In direct opposition to "Tandelel," (Trifling)' by Kaeser, which changed from boisterous merriment to soothing tenderness. The chorus "Wickingsfahrt" (Tho Voyage of the Vikings), Sonnet, was a and musical triumph, as was also the finale, "Rhelnglaube." (Faith in the Rheln), Sonnet.

The ladies' chorus of thirty-five voices sang two especially charming- numbers. "Helm-llche Gewalt," (Secret Force). Wopl-sovice. and "Der KucRuck," (The Cuckoo), Rudolph Wagner. Senor Velasco, slender, boyish and with an artistic, personality, gave a performance characterized by the color, brilliancy and tenderness of his race.

His first number "Rackozky March" (Llzst), was spirited and exciting. In his second group, "Butterfly," (Lavalee), waa a selection of rare delicacy, the artist flitting across the keys of he Wlssner. with exquisite be alive at such time, to the priest DISCUSSED ated." FUTURE HONOR THEIR CHIEF Attorney Darcy said that whon Waters learned that Mrs. Huntington Hall wa trying to sell the property, who shall he the rector ni oi. nu-gustlnes Church at the time of mv death, the sum of ten thousand dollars and I direct him and his successors In office as such rector, to apply the Income therefrom for the Tuii-nmi.

of sa vin masses for the re as If It were her own, he brought an action to prevent the sale. It went on, however, and the proceeds are Clark Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Dec. 8, at 2 P. M. MKTZGF.R Suddenly, on Bunday, I Nov.

30, 1924. LOUIS beloved husband of L. Elizabeth Metzger anal fn.her nf Tallin anif THta University Club Hears Talk on Expansion in U. S. by C.

F. Kortzenborn. now held by the Title Guarantee and pose of my soul and that of my wife's. Trust Company, to be paid to who ii given for long and faithful aervlce, and Mr. Shevlln's coachman, Frank Hurley, a like amount.

An income of J00 a year to a niece Slater M'. Irene, of the Sisters of Chilly it aald to be Invalid because of the death of the beneficiary, and the amount will revert to the eatate. The original will ruarv 17 1820, the wltnearfea being Ellett Hodgnkin, of 89 Prealdent i atreet, and Joseph F. Becker of 9 Flghth avenue. A flrat codicil aa drawn May 27 and 1 wltneBrl by Mr.

Hodgnkln and William C. Courtney, of 83 Blghth avenue. A aec- end codicil, drawn on 1923. waa witnessed by Mr. Hodg-skln and Mr.

Becker. Each codicil modifies the will In Important particulars. The petition accompany Ing the will put the real being worth more than 10,000." with the customfiry non-in-formativo characterization of the personal property. The executors named in the win are George Shevlln, a nPfw; Joseph F. Becker and the Peoples Trust Company.

$2,400 a Ycwr to Brother. EIGHTH: I give and bequeath to E. Metzger Bogert, In his 68th year. Relatives and friends are my executors, ncreinaiier named. invited to attend funeral services mih nm of moncv as In tneir joint at his late residence.

New Tork Judgment will produce an Income of KJP u. laaacv.and bequest contained in will, where- ever shall be declared by the court to be the legal owner of the property. Former Assistant District Attorney Minton, counsel for Mrs. Huntington Hall, who was at one time an actress, suld that she bought the disputed property with her own money, profits from her cotton and stocks) speculation. The trial la expected to last several days.

Post and Farley roads, White Plains, N. Wednesday, Dec. 8, at 8 P. M. Train leaves Grand Central Depot at 2:18 P.

M. and will be met at White Plains station. STItATTBS On Monday. Deo. I.

Dedication of $750,000 Clubhouse With Dinner to Exalted Ruler Price. John G. Price, grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protoctlve Order of Elks, was tendered a banquet last night at the Hotel Commodoro. Manhattan, by Queensboro Lodge, No. 878, In appreciation of his trip from his home in Ohio to Queens where he dedicated the new million dollar clubhouse of the Queensboro Lodge.

James T. Holllnan, past exalted ruler of the local lodge and chairman of the building committee, waa the toaat-master and with a brief speech of welcome presented the guest of honor 1,1. brother members. Following two thousand unit lour nunureu uoi-lars 4 0 0 a year, and I direct them to pay the same at the rate of two hundred dollars (J200) per month to my brother Garret during his lifetime, and upon his death to pay the principal of suld fund to his issue, per stirpes and not per capita. In case my said brother Garrett shall die leaving no issue, such trust fund shall be disposed of as provided for the disposition of my residuary The members of the University Club, following their weekly Monday dinner, were addressed last night on "Industrial Ranking" by C.

F. Kortzenborn, resident vice president of the Trustees System Extension Corporation. Industrial banking- In the United States Is a young but growing business, said fie speaker. Before the war there were fcn.OOO Industrial banks In Germany; at present there are but S50 throughout tha United States and the speaker said if. would probably take a half century for this in-1 have given and bequeathed to the Reverend Father Edward W.

McCarthy, or in case of his death to the priest who shall be the rector of St. Augustine's Church at the time of my death the sum of ten thousand dollars (10.000) for the reason that I have during my lifetime paid to said Father McCarthy the said sum of te-i thousand dollars ($10,000 for the uses and purposes directed In my Fall W'lN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto eel my hand and seal, this twenty-seventh day of May ir, the year one thousand nine hundred and 1924, in her 86th year, CLARA HARTUNG, beloved wife of the late Leopold Strauss and devoted mother of Arthur. Nathan, Max, -Gus and Mrs. Bertha Wollen- berger. Funeral from her home, 646 7th on Wednesday, Deo.

8i estate. lightness and sympathy. "Loves Toil of the WU1. The will and accompanying "Ui- men by these PRESENTS That James Shevlln, of the Boroimh of Brooklyn, County Pllv' and Htale of New NINTH: I give and bequeath to the Society of Hi. Vincent de Paul, In the Diocese of Brooklyn, Long Island, New York, the sum of Fifteen dollars (16.000), and direct lire'jm," the subtle, favorite of Eizat, displayed the poignant sweetness of the theme and the ardor of the sensi-t ve master.

"Staccatto." fVogrich), the third number, showed remarkable at 2 P. M. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery. i NATHISON On Nov.

80, 1924, WALTER NATHISON, in hi. 82d year. Funeral services at his late the dinner, Exalted Ruler KiiBtme E. country to reach Germany's pre-war number twenty. i JAMES SHE UN I reiiuent thai they use the said in hn ill hm a Jork.

do publish and declare Navln presented Mr. Price wun a traveling bag, the gift of ci hniqll residence. Hotel 8t. George. 61 Miss Cobbey's colortura soprano was th- members of the local lodge, show a to rare advantage in her selec-1 cuesu dm honored mmo WITNESSES: Ellett Hodgskin.

i siding at S6? President street. Brooklyn. N. Y. William C.

Courtney, residing a. 35 Eighth avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. Clark Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Dec.

3, at 2 P. M. CARD OF THANKS. a tttt.t Tn Ih reverend clerffV. Italian Evangelical Church Pastor Honored More than 200 friend, of the Rev.

Stephen L. Testa, pastor of the Italian Evangelical Church, Herkimer street and Saratoga avenue, last night attended the entertainment at P. 8. IBB, Herkimer street and Eastern parkway, given In his honor on the celebration of his silver Jublloo as a missionary among the Italians of Brooklyn. The affair, which was composed of home talent, was voted a huge success by those who attended.

Hose Jannota and Florence Testa, ln their various parts, were welt received. Mr. Testa has Jong been known In Italian church circles for his work In the conversion of his Wuntrymen throughout the borough. During the period of twenty-five years he has been recognized as one of the foremost evangelists In Brooklyn. He has established ten parishes throughout the borough.

One of his chief works was the foundation of the Italian Mission of of which he Is how president. In a brief address, County Judge Reuben I Haskell praised the work of Rev. Testa for his missionary work. Charles J. Radeke, superintendent of the church, waa In charge of the affair.

her reedlike voice soaring sweetly in "My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair," (Haydn), "Come. Sweet Morning," "Air du Rosslgnol," (Saint-Saens). and "The Winds in the South." Her concluding number, the Mad Scene from "Lucia de Lammermoor, (Donizetti) was a skillfully interpreted work. iai Tim Income on five thousand dollars 000) thereof for the benefit of the Conference attached to St Ann's Church, row located on the corner of Front and Gold streets. In the Borough of Brooklyn, City vl New York.

lb) The income of Five thousand dollars (5.000) thereof for the benefit of the Conference attached to the Church of St. Theresa, now located at the corner of Classon avenue and Sterling place, In the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York. the following an and my last win and tcsUmcnt. hereby reokln any and all wille by me heretofore made: FIRST: I direct my eiecutors hereinafter named, as soon aa pruc-ticabre and convenient af er my death, to pay all my Just debts and funeral expenses.

SECOND: I give and bequeath to the Peoples Trust Company of the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000) In trust, nevertheless, lor tho following uses and purposes: To Invest and reinvest the Bame and to pay the income thereon to the Holy Cross Cemetery of the City late Thomas F. Cahlll, who have Second Codicil. KNOW AEL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That James Shevlln, of the Borough of Brooklyn of Kings. City and State of New York do make publish and declar; This type of bank, said Mr.

Kort-senborn, was founded to combat the loan sharks whp charged usurious Interest for loans to the workman, who had to agree to high rate, because, having no commercial reputation, a commercial bank would not lend him money. Earning power and reputation Is all that is necessary to acquire a loan from an Industrial bank, the speaker eald. The prospective home buyer or lessee, according to Mr. Kortzenborn, will find the Industrial bank a valuable Institution. Commercial banks, he continued, serve big business, which represents fifteen per cent, of the population; industrial banks are left to serve eighty-flve per cent, or the working-class.

From this comparison he said, the future of the Industrial bank Is apparent. so generously Destowea tneir sympathy and comfort In our great wa AnrnAatlv ATtend our sincere' and heartfelt mn a itit CI CAHILl and her family. TAKES 86 MkDICIX Chicago. At the Inquest over Miw. Anna Rees her husband testified that during the six months preceding her death she had taken 36 different kinds of medicine.

For St. Augustine's. were many other prominent persons at the guest tablo, among them being Murray Hulbert, President of the Board of Aldermen; Maurice Connolly, President of the Borough of Queens Richard B. Neweombe. District Attorney of Queens County and Past Grand Exalted Ruler Joaeph T.

Fan- nThe dinner concluded with the Eleven o'Clock Toast, conducted by Charles 8 Osgood, of Boston, who outlined the principles of the Elks with a irrlng address, the subject of which was the "The Elk Heart. "Polly Preferred" Case Goes to Judge Garvin The testimony In the suit brought by Osslp Dymow, Russian playright. against Guy Bolton, F. Ray Comstock lowing as ana ior -mv Last Will and Testament heretofore by me executed on the seven-eenth day of February, In the year I One thousand nine hundred and twenty. of New York for tne purpose oi i nvv, id The income or Five tnoimana perpetual care and I dollars (5.000) thereof for the benefit Fred Roemmeie rkani tl Btaas 1 I tne ioi no" Hlrect i of the Conference attached to St.

cemetery in which lot I direct A churc, now Iocate4 at TLm trustee to pay the the corner of Sixth avenue and Sterl- sad cemetery upon the In, place, in the Borough of Brook- glBROOATB'g yOTICEH, 116 BOYS MENACED SUl'I'LBMBNTAL CITATUM! nf oroiier vouchers show-llyn. Ityor lora TKA'TH: All the rest, residue and aa ing that the cemetery has expended said none of the boys was under suspicion. Various estimates of the damage were given last Some of them were as high as $60,000, but it was generally believed that $45,000 would be ample. Some Boy May Be Freed. William Horn.

a. tins- Drlneli.nl la remainder of my estate, of every utnri nature and descriDticn. and such sum for tne care anu preovi ration of such lot. THIRD: I give and bequeath to IIRD' I give ano oequcuiii wheresoever situate, I give, devise FIREMEN HURT 3 executors, hereinafter namsd. and bequeath to my executors, here OBITUARY.

and Morris Gest. for auegea busy with his Hutt today directing aa concluded today In the Fed l. .,0 1BIO, i MAY LAMBERTON BECKER REVIEWS CHILDREN'S BOOKS At the course of lectures on contemporary literature given under the auspices of the Social Service Committee of the Brooklyn Hospital, In the Dragon Gallery of the Hotel St. George, May Ijimberton Becker spoke on "The Land of Enchantment," reviewing children's books. Tho lecture was largely attended.

Today's was the fifth of a series given for the purpose of raising funds for the carrying on of the work of the Social Service Committee. The hostesses of the day were Miss Alice Pate and Mrs. Rodney C. Ward. LENA KAELIN died Sunday at her home, 1815 Hlmrod street.

She was bom in Germany June 20, 1861, nnH had been a resident of Brooklyn 11. 'flv. iww THE PBOPbB OF TUB STATU OF NEW yori by tb. gmes of Uod tn and lrKjepend-iSri Biimiinn P. Bb4.

0wiTtT HUcb, Wbe''rV1HarTy 1 wb jW Broadway, Borongb of Maahstua. hu Sreaented a pelltloa prajiM for a decre. that rt.m matrumaat la writing bearing da a fbe )th day ot Aun. 11. "isllng la ind pemonal property, b.

dolT pro.d js taat will and testament of MAKiH AL-Lh OBCBWA YORK lat.lr riding at no. 45 4ta rrt, tk. Bor-iTSi of Brooklyn, Otty sf New York. now too and each of jm ar. citd to sbow eanae before oar Dnrr-Coiirt of tb.

Ooirotr ot Klnn. to be st tie Hall of Escorts. In tb. Count Kings on th Tint day of DsMinfcar, XVtf. at ten o'clock in tb forwooa, why such decree should not b.

nud. la tesllraoey wbertof, hs ened 1 Meal of our said BurrOffaU's Court to ta berensto affixed, Wltnean, Hon. f)B)ttOB Af-BSRT Kgt IheKiddies decide forty-four years. She la survtvedS eral Court. Tne case na.

for the past three weeks befom Judge Edwin I- Garvin in tho Equity TermV i in the witness stand today Guy Bolton who ha. recently returned from England where the play Polly ui i ii vui.i ijk i iic i i uii i a. Some of them will kept at the New York Parental School, between Flushing and Jamaica, where all spent the night. Others will be sent to the New Vork Catholic Protectory, if satisfactory arrangements canbe made with that institution, and the remainder, whose records 'hHhis dUv "Personality" is playing school and whose time Is almost, up, his i-A that the nlav was They'll leap with jcuwhenthey will be allowed to go to their homes sucres-iunj. by one son, Joseph; one daughter) Mrs.

Madellna Will, and two grandchildren. Cremation at Fresh Pond Crematory, under the direction of Charles Morton, of 678 Onderdonk avenue. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. SHIP NEWS Duo Today. Olvmpic (Whit.

Forenoon Orizaba (Ward) Forenoon riri. lElwelll Forenoon Such larga crowds watched theladapten irom etf glit i tcr eleven moiling, inn aVII fire that reserve, from two precincts wre needed to keep them back of the Are lines Capt. Patrick O'Neil, of the Liberty Avenue Station, was In sin ii MASQIEUADK DANCE. A maaquerado and dance will be given by tho Women's Democratic Association 'of the First Assembly District, next Saturday night, at the clubhouse, 8G0 Atlantic avenue. Clara B.

Vanderveer Is chairman of tho committee, which consists of Elizabeth Bennett, Anna Hlckey, Anastatla. Kane. Loretta Kane, Mae Manlx. Josephine Moore, Theresa Pellow and Genevieve Vanderveer. cj eta suce oj claimed he did so because he expected to it to MM Marcln, a vwlucrr Owen Iiavis and Cnauncey Pollock were called to the stand aa witnesses, ft aV both they were mi-familiar with the play In question were not called to testify.

Judge Garvin reserved decision. Porto nleo (N.T. aV P.R.) Forenoon nmivi.r w. County, at tbe Borough of Brookly. In tt nld Um 17th day of 13V i Oairk tn.

Burrogaof's Ooort. NorlS-t-TS i THE PBOFLIl OF TH BT4I" OF KBW York br tb gnc of Ood. fre. and ladapeut IZ io AKornar Oanar.1 of tb. 8UI.

law York Jobn J. Dwt. tnetllary d- i of tb. Mtt. of Brt-lget 0u J.

d. ierMsed Brldnet HMlloo Agnes C.uiaaia. wliereawiiits unknown, send (rMtlng. i Krsnk V. Kelly, poblle dmlnl- tritor.

County, with sn office at No, i7 Court S.et tb. Borough "rooblys 1 Tlv of New lork. bal prwwntM bts seewat of MAl rAUmELD. Bu. Maiam at Na.

2720 Dfraaa I rr Small loaf fa feom rrotdisi panv 143, of SiisTTToth street Richmond Hill, contusions of the back. In the excitement one of the boys took "French leave" from the vicinity. This gave rise to the report that he m.v have been trapped in the building but Superintendent Bascom said the lad had run away during the excitement prevailing at the fire, after trying to get another of the boys to accompanyhim. Superintendent Bascom eAJd the boy. who is A W.

O. L. Is Vincent Cocellino, 12 years old, of 262 Essex street, who probably will be returned to the school today. The boys were riven hot coffee ana sandwiches at the hotel and In the police patrols and in automobile, sent from the hotel to the parental Khool. The flames originated from a cause aa yet undetermined.

They ate their way through the roof and down to th second floor, destroying the greater part of the dormitories on this floor, with some of the records of the place. Would Have to Be Rebuilt. Thme entire eaat of the building waa badly damaged by fir or water md will not be habitable again, unles. rebuilt. Trolley car.

on Jama a av.nu. were tied up during the fire, it the elerafed train, were not In'erferred with Assistant Fire Marsh.iil Finn annuonced he win make an Inrestl-gation of the orHin of th. fire He say. he will Interrogate th boy. to ascertain If they poss'se any knowledge to how flr trtd He Sailing Today.

Rousaillon (French) Stockholm 12:00 M. fnited States (Scan-Am.) 12:00 M. Sailing Tomorrow. Carabobo (Red D) Estonia (Baltic 8:00 P. Ft Victoria (F.

W. Co.) 11:00 P. am Tin to Borou.n 1 Brookira nonary 9:00 A. Mauritania I I IIIIV alnta. O'y snd Mat ol itmw lara.

aw a BREAD petition prsjlni mat scoaon indlclalir acttled; tuartm. 70 and 7 hereby cited to show eaoa oafor onr Hflrrs-ti Cnrt of th. Couaty charge of the police on the Brooklyn side and Capt Jame. J. Shevlln, of the Richmond HIU Precinct, In charg on the Queen, side.

The school property Is on the dividing line between Brooklyn and Queens. Crltlrlwd Structure. "Mr. Maxwell did not condemn the building as a flretrap or anvthir.g like that." said Principal H-rn. "but he did say it w-as not sufficiently up-to-date nor suited for the ptirpo-ses ot a It had been planned that the building would practically unoccupied by th.

flrt of Februery. "At th. parental choc! In Flu.h-Ing they have been building a number of new cottages under the plan made piacttrally all of the hoy. In our rare wuuld have been transferred to that institution by February As it now some will be kept (here beginning tomcrrok. Cither, will be sent home and other, to the New Tork Catholtc Protectory.

If we can make arrangement, with that Institution." S5 for Each Original Cross-Word Puzzle If you know how to make Crois-Word Puirles. snd them to The Brooklyn Times FIVE DOLLARS' will be paid for each original Cro.s-WoH Puzzle accepted for publication. Tlvlv. (United Fruit) Doe Thursday. Colombo Ital-Arrrtr.) Drottnlngholm (8we- Amer.) Monte-vldeo Siiaola (United Fruit) Finland Cananova (Atl.

N.v....) Forenoon P. M. Forenoon Forenoon 00 P. if Klin, oi taa XMt day of m. Delivered freshfromthe ovens twice daily st ten ciok 10 to.

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seal of our asid Burrofst Omii io ha heeaimto affliad. Wlineas Uen. t.ClRO. ALBtlT WINUATE Burrofal. of war tle tkwnry.

at' Reronffb Broohlra ADDRJ8: CROSS-RORO PCKLE EDITOR. BROOKLYN TIMES. ISflSf- Is tna said Caere ly, th ITU dar See Page 3 for ioday't Puzzle. For, Old, Grip or Influenza and as a Preventive, take Laiatlv. PROMO QUININE Tablets, A Baf.

and Proven Remedy. Th. box bear, th signature cf Qrw JOo-tAd-. Sold atlhekf stores only. JOHM H.

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