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is is THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY, APRIL 1. 1923. A 19 Katherine Blanc Optician years manager for the late H.

A. Knauber Epest in the art of adjusting, fiting and the prompt and accrate filling of prescriptions. FACTORY ON PREMISES 26 Livingston Street Near Nevins Street Telephone Nevins 2371 PLAN BENEFIT DANCE Te Catholic Nurses Association of the Diocese of Brooklyn, of which Mos. Francis O'Hara is the spiritual diretor, will hold a euchre and dare. April 18, at the Hotel St.

Gerge. Lenore Ulric has donaid a string of Egyptian beads. May public officials have been Mrs. Eichhorn is chairman of thicommittee in Rs. JULIA DOROTHEA PICKRUHL did on Saturday at her home.

7521 17th after a long illness. in her 81st year She was born in Germany, and had lived in Brooklyn 47 years, the greater part of the time in East New York. She is survived by a daughter, Martha; four sons, Paul Oscar Charles R. and Harry A. Pickruhl, and three grandchildren.

The funeral will be held 'on Tuesday morning, with a requiem mass in the P. C. Church of Our Lady of Guadaloupe, and interment In Holy Cross Cemetery. TOKIO EDITOR FEARS HYPNOTISM OF U.S. Warns Against Spiritual Americanization of Subjects.

(Special Correspondence of The Eagle and Phila. Ledger; Copyright, 1925.) Tokio, March 1-'One of the greatest dangers Japan has to face is the fact that so many of her subjects are becoming spiritually Americanized," declares a writer in the is Kokumin Shimbun, who easily identified as lichiro Tokutomi, newspaper's famous and quick witted editor. "Japan need not worry about American battleships, and even American fortifications in the Pacitic need cause no great alarm," he continues, "but the people who regard the United States as their spiritual home, and who are blinded by the magnitude of the great republic in the West, are a real national menace." The most important factor in attracting the devotion of a Japanese is America's immense wealth, this writer explains. Americans have the resources and the enterprise to accomplish such gigantic undertakings that have hypnotized a certain impressionable class of Japanese and won their hearts completely. But almost invariably, he says, the Americanized Japanese acquires all his idol's faults and none of his virtues.

"If such a admirers of America increase among the Japanese this observer concludes, "Japan, while independent materially, may find herself spiritually annexed by the United States of America." SILK! I SMASHING REDUCTIONS! FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Just received, 5,000 yds. of MILL. ENDS of PAISLEY CREPE and WOOL JERSEY, including WOOL CREPE; also SERGES and SILK JERSEY for underwear, including FILE. SILK for DRAPERIES, and PAISLEY SILKS. Reg.

value $1.39 up to $1.69 a vard. Special. 98c High grade PAISLEY SILK, also SILK CHARMEUSE and SATINS, including TAFFETA and BROCADED SILKS; also BARONET SATINS and all SILK SHIRTING. Reg. value $1.98 up to $2.49 a yard.

1.39 Just received, 500 yds. ALL. WOOL SUITING, 54 in. wide; also SILK and WOOL JERSEY CREPE and CANTON CREPES; also CREPE BACK SATINS, including high SILKS. grade Reg.

value BROCADED $2.49 CANTON. to $2.98 and a beautiful yard. Very assortment special. of PAISLEY 1.73 up Many Additional Items on Sale at Reduction FULTON SILK YARN MILLS 2. Doors From Kerney's Theater.

Tel. Nevins 2820. Mail Orders Promptly Filled 294 Livingston Street. Opposite Montauk Theater ADVERTISEMENT. FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need of feeling. ashamed of your freckles, as Othine-double strength guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply ounce of Othinedouble strength--from any druggist and apply of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an- ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion. Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine as this is sold under guarantee money back if it fails to remove freckle OBITUARY JOSEPH A.

MOONEY, son of Mary E. and the late John J. Mooney, died on Friday at his home, 357 Degraw st. He was born in Brooklyn and joined the U. S.

Marines three years and a half ago. He is survived by his mother: a sister, Mary, and a brother, John. The funeral services will be held on Monday morning, with a requiem mass in St. Agnes R. C.

Church, and interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, LUEDER SCHULENBURG died on day at home, 84 Menahan 73d year. his, He was born in Germany and was a resident of Brooklyn for 65 years. For more than 40 years he was with the Knickerbocker Mills Coffee and Tea House. He was a member of several German societies. He was a trustee of Wyckoff Heights Hospital, and was the first man to start the movement for its' erection.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ann Schmidt Schulenburg, and three sons, August. William and Charles. The funeral services will be held on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. MRS.

MARY ELIZABETH BULL. widow of Nathan C. Bull, died on Friday in her 80th year. She was born in Manhattan. and had lived in Brooklyn 65 years.

Her husband during the Civil War got up his own company of volunteers and received the rank of captain. Mrs. Bull is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Adele Wilson, Mrs. Grace Buil Stirrup and Mrs.

Minnie G. Knowles; two granddaughters, Mrs. F. D. Tropp of Providence, R.

and Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Knowles. and three great-grandchildren. The funeral services will be held at the residence of her son-in-law, A. Stanley Knowles, 763 E. 32d Flatbush, on Monday evening.

and the interment will be in Evergreens Cemetery. Demonstration Week SELLERS CABINET KITCHEN "The Best Servant in Your House CUP, FOURTH ONE HALF ONE FOURTH FREE! To Every Woman During this week every woman who visits our establishment and requests a demonstration of the efficiency of the Sellers Kitchen Cabinet will receive absolutely free a standard crystal glass measuring cup, indispensable to the careful housewife and well ordered kitchen. FIRST PAYMENT Brings This Beautiful SELLERS CABINET TO YOUR HOME--MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS OF PAYMENT ON THE BALANCE YOU WOMEN who are finding that kitchen work is palling upon you. You housewives who are working without the help of this great, modern labor and time-saver. You women who would keep your youthful health and beauty--THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO OWN ONE OF THE GREATEST MECHANICAL SERVANTS IN MODERN AMERICA.

You need only follow the leading magazines-SATURDAY EVENING POST, LADIES' HOME JOURNAL and AMERICAN MAGAZINE -to know the advantages this cabinet has over others, and besides possessing all of their good points it has 15 additional points of advantage exclusive with the Sellers. Forget the drudgery of the kitchen; forget your weariness; save your time and youth by using this wonderful and efficient assistant. Special size for small apartments. Set Oneida FREE Community Silver FREE EIDA COM PIECE To make this week a success we are giving to every purchaser of a Sellers Kitchen Cabinet a complete set of 26 pieces of real Oneida Community Silver- -knives, forks, spoons, butter knife, and sugar spoons, guaranteed for ten years. Regular retail value $13.00.

The price of the Sellers Kitchen Cabinet is guaranteed to be the standard price in spite of this offer of free silver. TINA'SANAZZ 838-840 BROADWAY 1319-1321 BROADWAY Cor. Park Ave. Tel. Stagg 1616-1617 Nr.

Gates Ave. Tel. Jefferson 8800-8801 334-340 LIVINGSTON ST. Cor. Nevins St.

Tel. -Sterling 8840-8841 BROOKLYN OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK BROOKLYN Brooklyn Girl Admitted To Bar in West Virginia GERALDINE. G. DRISCOLL Geraldine G. Driscoll, a graduate of Brooklyn Law School, and a member of the New York Bar, was recently admitted to the Bar of West Virginia and will now practice in Lewisburg.

Miss Driscoll, who has the distinction of being an attorney at law at the age of 27. is a daughter of the late Daniel Harry Driscoll, a promirent Manhattan attorney. She went to West Virginia two years ago, when her health broke down. There she spent a long time at White Sulphur Springs, where she lived with her sister. Mrs.

Wallace. Upon her re covery Miss Driscoll decided to remain in the South and practice at Lewisburg. She therefore went to Charleston, where she passed her examinations and was admitted to the Bar of that State. Miss Driscoll received her earlier education at Nativity Institute, Brooklyn, and later went to Mary Mount-on-the-Hudson. In 1918 she was graduated with honors from Brooklyn Law School.

BANKRUPT NOBLES SELL THEIR TITLES Easy Now in Germany to Be- come a Baron. (Special Correspondence of The Eagle and Phila. Ledger; Copyright, 1923.) Berlin, March 16-Europe's 110- bility is bankrupt. Consequently the selling of titles has become a business. In Germany, under the laws of the republic, which recognizes titles only as a part of the name of the possessor, it now is much easter to enter the ranks of the nobility than it was under the most stringent rules of the monarchy.

Paid marriages by means of which wealthy women acquire a "von" or a highersounding appellation, and the legal adoption of title-seeking men by noble families for a consideration. are frequent and entirely within the law. The business of selling titles 15 testified to by frequent advertisements appearing in the daily press and by a great many cases of fake "title narriages" which have been aired in the courts. A prospectus was recently circulated by an enterprising dentist who through his practice made the acquaintance of several nobles who were in need of funds. With these in stock.

so to speak. he began his advertising campaign US follows: "No doubt you realize that in the very best society here and abroad only the genuine nobility, are welcomed. At the moment I am fortunately able to arrange the conferring of a title upon you by adoption. can obtain for you a title of lower grade for 1.000 gold marks; you can become a baron by the payment of 3.000 gold marks. and a count for between 4,000 and 5.000.

MRS, CATHERINE 558 McCONNOLLY Carlton died 011 Friday at her home, ave. She was a member of St. Joseph's R. C. Church.

She is survived by her husband, Patrick: three daughters, Mrs. F. Clarkin, Ester and Marguerite Connolly, and two sons, Joseph and Thomas Connolly. The funeral will be held 011 Monday morning, with requiem mass in St. Joseph's R.

C. Church, and interment in Holy I Cross Cemetery. SALE OF Umbrellas Recovered Special Sale for One Week Only From April 2d to the 7th, inclusive, we will recover your umbrellas at the following special prices: TAPE EDGE COTTON TAFFETA (regular price $1.05 TAPE EDGE COTTON GLORIA (regular price $2.50) $1.50 TAPE EDGE GLORIA SILK (regular price $2.25 FINE GRADE UNION TAFFETA SILK (reg. price $4.50) $3.40 All frames varnished to look like new. Remember this sale is for one week only.

Umbrellas finished in one week. Brooklyn Umbrella Co. 114 COURT STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. Near State Street ATTENTION! Rooming House Owners An organization for the benefit of rooming house owners has just been formed and a meeting will soon be called.

It is for your benefit to fill out coupon and mail to Room 216, 136 Liberty N. Y. City. Tel. Rector 0938 PLEASE SEND ME AN INVITATION TO ATTEND MEETING.

Name Another Manhattan Hotel. An apartment hotel to cost about $2,000.000 is to be built at the northeast corner of Amsterdam ave. and 73d Manhattan, by the Cosin Realty Corporation, purchased from the McDougall Hawkes estate about 12 years ago by Samuel Fiener. TRIP TO FRANCE A company of Brooklyn girls will gO 10 France by votes of Brooklyn people. Are you going to help? For full particulars and daily report of the contest see The Brooklyn Eagle.

Wicker Furniture at Factory Prices Reed Suites 4-Piece Willow Suite, Displayed in our showrooms is the largest assortment of Reed Suites and Odd as illustrated Pieces, which for beauty of design and Composed of chair, rocker, expertness duplicated. of Made in manufacture all color cannot effects to wide arm chair, 22-inch table, be suit individual taste. Priced from 20 of best quality willow. com1o lower than elsewhere. We invite inspection and comparison.

plete upholstered. Catalog on Request Mail Visit the Largest Wicker Shop in orders America Filled Delivered THE GRAND CENTRAL WICKER SHOP Two blocks east of Vanderbilt 4575 Grand Central Sta. 224-226 East 42d St. Bet. 3d 2d Aves.

Open Sat. All Day a week buys a beautiful DIAMOND RING Caster Gift for HER Send for "Book of Free No. Gems' C-8. EASTER and SPRING TIMElogical time to buy that little friend. The ship ring for HER.

CASTLE'S with A tremendous five store buying power, offerIng 8 larger variety and finer quality merchandise at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. Don't Hesitate Don't Wait- Act Now! Flatbush Ave. til P. M. SatCONFIDENTIAL CREDIT urday, 10 I'.

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Table drawer is divided into compartments. Drawer knob is of sparkling glass. Come in and see these very desirable tables. DELIVERS ONE 95c First Balance, Payment TO terms to YOUR suit HOME you Open Evenings Except Tuesday and Friin his 60. Making dreams come true Wouldn't you like to obtain needed home furnishings now -and have ten months, or even more, to pay while you are using them? Without drawing a cent out of the family savings account, you can make your selection here -and have everything charged at the same prices as for cash.

How much better this is than paying out your money all at one time. How much more satisfactory than dealing with the old-fashioned installment house, where you paid exorbitant prices and could never depend on quality. Buy on the Household club plan After paying a small "good faith" payment, Whatever your income, our Club Plan will fit it. prompt delivery is made and you then have In 56 we have furnished the homes 0 10 months the balance. years 6 or even more to pay of of best families.

0 50,000 Brooklyn's But you pay the same prices as for cash- -just a small fee is charged for Club privileges. Let us help to make your dreams come true, In addition, under the Club Plan, especially at this time when you want to get we give you your home ready for warm weather days. a discount, nearly through Surety Coupons with payments made as agreed. You will get a discount of on purchases No need to wait! If you need home furnish- of a new Household Club Plan account if ings, buy on the Household Club Plan now! you present this advertisement within 10 days. The Greatest Department Store in America "Out-of-the-High-Rent-District" The BROADWAY -the These trolleys come direct to stops at Reid, Ralph, Rockaway, Sumner, fastest overhead BATTERMAN Co.

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