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a to THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1928.

1 7 Real Gift for MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 13th A beautiful basket of choicest fruits and goodies. GUYER 1 DeKaib Ave. 25 DeKalb Av. (Albee Theater (Adjoining Dime Building) Savings Bank Tel. Triangle 3331-2 DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE Furs Stored With Us are handled by the same staff of expert furriers that have made Balch, Price Co.

furs celebrated "for almost a Century" Balch. Price 8 Ca Fulton and Smith Streets Brooklyn RIangle Phone 5900 our expert service does the rest SUNDAYI PR FROM NEW YORK $3.00 ATLANTIC CITY Round Trip SUNDAY, May 13 Lv. Pennsylvania Station. Hud. Term.

A Jersey City Stopping at Newark, Elizabeth and New Brunswick Similar Excursions May 27, June 10, 24 $6.00 LURAY, VA. $6.50 GRAND CAVERNS. VA. Round Trip SUNDAY, May 13 See the Famous Luray Caverns Leaves Saturday Night, May 12 Hud. Pennsylvania Term.

10.00 Station. City Stopping at Newark. Elizabeth, Rahway, Metuchen and New Brunswick. $3.00 PHILADELPHIA Round Trip SUNDAY, May 20 Lv. Pennsylvania Hud.

Term. Jersey City Stopping at Newark, Elizabeth and New Brunswick Similar Excursions June 3, 17 $5.00 WASHINGTON Round Trip BALTIMORE SUNDAY, May 20 Lv. Pennsylvania Hud. Term. Jersey City Stopping at Newark, Elizabeth and New Bronswick Similar Excursions June 3, 17 $7.00 RICHMOND, VA.

Round Trip SUNDAY, May 20 Leaves Saturday Night, May 19 Lv. Pennsylvania Station 11.05 Hud. Term. 10.50 Jersey City 10.53 Stopping at Newark and Elizabeth $7.50 PITTSBURGH, PA. Round Trip SUNDAY, June 3 Leaves Saturday Night, June 2 Ly.

Pennsylvania Station. R. Hud. Term. 10.00 Jersey City 10.03 Stopping at Newark, Elizabeth and New Brunswick Daylight Saving Time, one hour faster than Standard Time Pennsylvania Railroad ADVERTISEMENT.

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Druggists everywhere-60 cente a tube. Ads. MAX, HEAD WAITER AT MOUQUIN'S, DEAD Max, for many years head waiter and steward of old Mouquin's Restaurant in Manhattan, died yesterday of pneumonia at his home, 215 Sterling after a brief illness. Max Bernheim was his full name and he achieved fame by being the reputed inventor of the oyster cocktail. According to the story, a couple of newspapermen entered the restaurant one night exhausted from overwork and asked for a pick-me-up.

"Give us something new," they demanded. Invented Oyster Cocktail. That was the inspiration of Max's dashed masterpiece a little tobasco into its juice, for he took an oyster, drowned the whole in there" of his invention--and was the own "oyster cocktail." After serving in Mouquin's for 20 Max opened his own restauryears, ant at 45 Barclay where he took with him Andre, the chef, and Francois, Jean and Henri, veteran waiters. A few years ago the establishment 28 Park pl. Max was 55 moved to old and is survived by his wife years Benno.

Services will be and a son, held this afternoon at 187 S. Oxford st FIGHT FIRE HOUSE SITE ON MIDDAGH ST. Concerted efforts to prevent the construction of a fire house on Middagh between Hicks and Henry will be made by civic and political organizations in the neighborhood, it is announced by Miss Amy Wreen, coleader of the 1st A. D. Republican Club.

Opposition to the fire house site is based on the fact that it is on the same block with two schools, the parochial school of the Church of the Assumption, and P. S. No. 8, at Poplar sts. Razing of buildings fire house site already has begun.

Among the organizations which will join in opposing the fire house on the Middagh st. site are the Parents Association of P. S. No. 8, the Brooklyn Heights Association and the Women's Division of the 1st A.

D. Republican Club. Middagh st. is one of the narrowest in the boro and is subject to one-way traffic regulation. Miss Wren contends that there is no reason why the fire house could not be built one block away on Liberty a much wider thoroughfare.

MRS. MARY KIERAN O' of 383 Baltic st. died yesterday of pneumonia at her home. She was a member of Our Lady Mercy R. C.

Church, where a 'of solemn requiem mass will be offered Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Maroney born in the 1st Ward, Manhattan, 44 years ago, the daughter of the late Maurice and Mary Curran Kieran. She is survived by her husband, Andrew Maroney; three sons and three daughters, a grandson and two sisters. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Davison Urges Airport In Heart of New York City A downtown airport in the heart of the city, where the air traveler can be brought directly to his destination without wasting the time he has saved by flying in getting into the city, is essential, F. Trubee Davison. Assistant Secretary of War in Charge of Aviation, told the members of the Bond Club at a luncheon yesterday in the Bankers Club in Manhattan. "One single axiom should always be borne by those interested in the development of aviation," he declared. "We should have and they should be located accessible to business He pointed out that a flight from Washington to New York takes two hours, but the landing field is Mitchel Field.

L. and often another two hours is required to get to Manhattan. Italy Likely Foe of U.S. In Davis Cup Round Davis Cup tennis teams representing nine European nations have safely passed the first step toward vietory in the European zone, says the Associated Press. One more reached the second round by default, Sweden winning from South Africa, while India, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, Portugal and New Zealand drew firstround byes.

One of the greatest sensations in Davis Cup history was provided by Italy in defeating Australia, 4 to 1. Italy is now first choice to meet the United States, the probable American zone winner, for the right to France. LOVES TO PREVENT DROWNING OF BOYS Byrne Orders Safeguards at Pits After Child Dies. Steps have been taken Boro President Byrne to prevent the recurrence of such an incident as the drowning on Tuesday of Reuben Schreiber, 12, of 103 Amboy in a pond at Clarkson and Remsen aves. Playing on a raft with two schoolmates, Reuben fell into the water.

Boro President Byrne has ruled that pits in which water collects must be surrounded by a fence and that when the water reaches a depth of 10 feet the site must be guarded constantly by a watchman. In accordance with his ruling, the President ordered the Brooklyn Ash Company, owner Boro of the property on which the boy was drowned. to build a strong fence around the pond and to have a watchman on duty when necessary. The company, it was said. had planned to fill the pond with ashes, but Mr.

Byrne ordered that clean, hard soil be used instead. HOSPITAL DAY MAY 12. National Hospital Day will be celebrated Saturday, the anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, who accomplished so much in the development of modern nursing and hospital practice. A Word to Travelers THOSE who travel a great deal, whether through inclination or business necessity, must make arrangements for the handling of their personal affairs during their absence. If owners of securities, they must provide for the collection of interest that may become due on bonds or mortgages, and appoint someone to keep them informed of changes that may affect their investments.

There will be delay in depositing checks if these must be forwarded. If, however, their securities are in a safe-keeping account with us, they need give no thought to these matters. A letter notifying us of change of address is all that is necessary, so that income may be remitted when collected. The collection of income proceeds as usual and regular statements are forwarded as desired. BANK AND Banknf New Work Trust On.

OF NEW YORK NEW YORK LIFE Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits OF INSURANCE over $18,000,000 AND TRUST ca Temporary Uptown Office Main Office Madison Avenue 76 William Street at 63rd Street THE NAMM STORE "A GREAT METROPOLITAN INSTITUTION" Fulton Street Brooklyn TRiangle 5700 MOTHER'S DAY MAY 13" GIFTS To Carry Your Message of Love and Devotion GIFT BASKETS--Filled with imported and domestic chocolates, nuts and fruits; from $1 up. Street Floor CUT FLOWERS-Basket of cut flowers, by special delivery on or before Mother's Day, $3. Street Floor HANDKERCHIEFS White linen with "Mother" embroidered in the corner: 3 in a box, Street Floor SILK HOSE -Gotham Gold Stripe silk stockings in service or chiffon weight; smart shades, $1.85. Street Floor CREPE DE CHINE GOWNS -Pastel colored gowns, fashioned in tailored or lace-trimmed styles. Regularly $6.95, $4.95.

Second Floor NEW MULES Fashionable Black-strap mules in black satin, lined with turquoise or coral. $5.25. In red or green leather, $5.50. Second Floor NEW HOME FROCKS--Of crisp dimities or soft prints and voiles, in many charming styles; sizes 36 to 46. $2.95.

Second Floor Burglars Rob Ex-Mate Of Mrs. Schoellkopf Burglars broke into the apartment occupied by Peter Gaudette and Frank B. Carman at 270 W. 73d Manhattan, last night and stole jewelry valued at about $5,000 as well as a quantity of clothing. The burglary was discovered when Gaudette returned home and found the door had been forced open.

The jewelry is the property of Carman, who is in Providence, R. on business. Carman, according to Gaudette, received considerably publicity seven years ago after Mrs. C. Schoellkopf, wife of Buffalo manufacturer, was robbed of $500,000 in jewels at a New Year's Eve party at which Carman was host.

Carman later married the woman, according Gaudette, but the marriage ended in divorce. DR. J. B. KOPF, SURGEON, DIES OF PNEUMONIA Dr.

J. Benjamin Kopf, a wellknown surgeon, died yesterday at his home, 863 Carroll of pneumonia. He was taken ill last Friday. Dr. Kopf was graduated from New York University in 1895 and had practiced in this boro for many years.

Special Low Fare EXCURSION Sunday, May 13 WASHINGTON $5 BALTIMORE ROUND TRIP Lv. N.Y. (Liberty St.) 11.05 P.M. Lv. Jersey City 11.20 P.M.

Ly. Bayonne (West 8th St.) 11.30 P.M. Lv. Newark Broad St. Sta.

11.15 P.M. Ferry St. 11.18 P.M. East Ferry St. 11.20 P.M.

Lr. Elizabeth 11.45 P.M. Lv. Plainfield 12.00 Midnight Returning Baltimore leave Washington 4.10 P.M., (Camden Sta.) 5.10 P.M., (Mt. Royal Sta.) 5.15 P.M., Sunday EASTERN STANDARD TIME Baltimore Ohio Similar Excursions May 27th June 10th THE TRiangle 5700 WORTH'S HOSIE DEPARTMENTMAIN FLOOR -two NEW YORK BROOKLYN NEWARK HARTFORD NEW BEDFORD TOLEDO No connection with any other establishment in the world WORTH FULTON AT BRIDGE STREET, Brooklyn day Sale regular $1.85 Silk Stockings special for friday and saturday only 1.45 You actually save 40c on every pair of these sheer, picot-edged hose.

Fine 42- gauge chiffons--all silk from top to toe, reinforced at wear points, with the double toe and step-up toe splicing. Such new and smart colors as Cinnabar, bronze nude, and Merida. 12 SHADES ALL SIZES NAMM STORE GREAT METROPOLITAN INSTITUTION" Fulton Place Brooklyn Tomorrow! 300 Exceedingly Chic Silk Frocks for Misses! $11,50 Ordinarily $16.95 to $25 A very unusual event, and one well worth your while to attend! Seldom have you seen such fashionable frocks at such a low price! There are frocks for every type of femininity and for every occasion! Flowered Chiffons Solid Colored Crepes Printed Georgettes and Georgettes Printed Crepes Washable Crepes Sleeveless tennis frocks, some with moire silk jackets; frocks for afternoon, street and business wear; frocks with detachable capes; frocks of unusual printed designs. Note the style of the frocks; they are typical of the group. SIZES 14 to 20 Namm's Misaca' Frock Shop--Second Floor..