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i THEBKOOKLYN DAILX EAGLE 1 NEW YOKK SUXDAY MAY 13 1923 24 A' JhV -s 4 AT HOYT ST SUBWAY STATION Rugs and Carpets TRUSTS REPORTERS OF COURT SAYS JUSTICE BOYLE fur storage Moderate Charges Phene Nevins 3100 Your Simply phone Sterling 794 1 and attend to the rest mer i and Dyers since 1872 I ii A your also Wo all details is wJiailr FAIRCHILD SONS MmMmi UfEraPlia Brooklyn 4t Clinton Ave Jamaica VITAL RECORDS 292 St Brooklyn Opposite Montauk Theatre ENGAGEMENTS GKEEXBAUM -1- Mr Mnt Greenbaum- COS Slat It Brooklyn wish to announce the betrothal of their daughter SYLVIA J4JLKIOX to SAMUEL BONDERS of 459 40th st: Brooklyn FUR STORAGE Moderate Chargee -Phone Nevins 3100 1 Bham Combination MS Fulton St Crepe de Chine Loose Panels 1075 Soutache Braided Batin 1075 'V BIRTHS 1 JSOLkz Mr and Mrs Chester Soles announce the -birth of a son CHESTER SOLEZ Jr on Sunday May 6 1023 at Brooklyn Hospital CHESTER 8QLEZ VYHITECOTTOX Bom to Mr and Mrs Jay- Arthui Whltecotton (neo Helen Tibout) a DAUGHTER May 4 at Valparaiso Chile I DEATHS Birch' Charles Moots Amanda Blackman Lora C-Mullen John Butler-Hunt Myers Joseph But lor Mary O'Keefe Emma Clark -Philip Ogilvls Kate Clark Thomas Otto John Martin Coxon Francis Payntar Irene Dougherty Prankard Kidred George Pottberg HenryS Fraser Sarah Quinn John Gumpert Augusta Schreiber John Hotchkiss Katie Sheehan -Ingram Sprower Mary A Jones Richard Ternstrom Kmiesll John IE Thompson Wm labm Peter Wail Jenevrs McCormick Marie Wilson David McDermott Anna- Woodruff A McGrath Michael Ziegler BIRCH At the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men 745 Classon ave CHARLES BRYAN BIRCH aged 92 -Funeral services at the Home oh Monday May 14 at 10 am' 4 On Saturday May 13 LOHA JACKSON -wife of Dr William Blackman Funeral services at her late residence 519 Clinton ave Monday May 14 at 7:45 pm Please omit flpwere (Philadelphia papers please copy) BROOKLYN LODGE NO 22 ELKS Brothers: -Ton are requested to attend the funeral service of our brother POTT-i BERG' Sunday evening May 13 -at o'clock at bis residence 101 -fth rd' Broad Channel 1 (Train from Ftatbush Avenue Station at 7:19 pm) JOHN TANGNET Exalted Ruler Joseph II Becker Secretary- BROOKLYN LODGE NO 22 I ELKS Brothers: You are re- i DEATdS ''v On May 10 ANNA McDEllMOTT Funeral from he late residence' 1362 Park pi oi Monday at 9:30 thence to St Cburchwhere requiem mass will be -celebrated Interment Holy Cross Cemetery McGRATHOn Saturday May 12 MICHAEL McGRATH beloved husband of the late Margaret McGrath (nee Cunneen) father of John Kath-eryne Jamea and the late Joseph Funeral from his residence 786 Washington ave on Tuesday May 35 at 9:30 thence to St (Thurch where a solemn requiem mam will be offered Interment St John's Cemetery- Auto certege 9 MOORE May 10 1923 AMANDA WHITFORD MOORE beloved mother of Mrs Edw McKee and Mrs Annabelle Buchan- Funeral services will be held at her daughter's residence 160 Congress st Brooklyn Sunday May 13 at 3 pm Interment private On May 10 JOHN beloved husband of -Annie Mullen at his residence 340 16th st Interment Sunday at 2 pra JOSEPH MYERS Funeral 66th it Sunday 1 pm 11-J Mrs KATE A widow of George Ogllvle Funeral services at her residence Springfield I on Monday- evening May 14 at 8 Interment private on Tuesday morning at Springfield Cemetery- 9 O'KEEFE On Thursday May 10 1928 EMMA (nee Smith) dearly beloved wife of Dr John O'Keefe at residence 92 Linden ave: Solemn requiem mass on Mcnday May 14 at 9 am! at the Church of the Holy Cross Church and Rogers ave a interment in Holy Cross Cemetery 11-8 OTTO On Friday May 11 1923 JOHN MARTIN beloved husband of Agnes Otto (nee -Roehr) In his 80th year: Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services st his late residence' 885 Bushwick ave on Monday evening May 14 at 8 Intermeilt at convenience of family POTTBERG On Thursday May 10 1923 HENRY beloved bus--baud of Sarah Pottberg Funeral services (Masonic and Elks) Sunday evening May 13 at 8 at his residence lQ16th rd' Broad Channel Interment private Lutheran Cemetery 8 PRANKARD On Friday May 11 1923 LOUIS FREDERICK PRANKARD beloved husband of Alice Jaggs Prankard Funeral services will be held at his residence 26 8 Clintog ave Bay Shore I on Monday May 14 at 11 am Interment Greenwood' PAYNTAR Suddenly on May 12 1923' at the residence of her daughter Mrs Frank Jenkins 1125 Healy ave Far Rockaway IRENE LTRETTA wife of the late George Payntar of Long Island City Funeral services at the above address on Tuesday evening May 15 at 8:15 o'clock Trains leave Penn Station 7:09 Flatbush Avenue Ftatlon 7:11 and Long Island City 7:04 pm 9 -Suddenly on Thursday May 10 1923 JOHN beloved husband af Grace Boyle Quinn Funeral from hla residence 1768 Union st on Monday May 14 at 9 am thence to St Matthew's lb Church -Eastern Parkway -and Utica ave- where a requiem- man will be offered' Interment Holy Cross Cemetery 4 JOHN aged 87 years beloved husband of Barbara and father of Charles and Charles A Schreiber Funeral Tuesday morning -10 o'clock from his 1 late residence 672 Decatur- st Requiem St Benedict Church Fulton st and Ralph ave Interment St Cemtery On Thursday 1 May 10 1928 MARGARET beloved wife of William Sheehan formerly of Qreenpoint Funeral from her residence 14902 --Ocean View ave Jamaica I on Monday morning at 0:30 thence to St Mary's Church Jamaica where a requiem- mass will be offered for the repose of her soul Interment Calvary Cemetery On Friday May 11 1923 MARY A SPROWER (nee Wells) beloved wife of Frederick Sprower In her 74th year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services at her residence 10484 112th at Richmond Hill Souths Greenwood ave elevated station on Fulton st line on Sunday May 1 3 at 9 pm Interment private Monday mprning Evergreens Cemetery On May 11 1923 JOHANNA TERNSTROM beloved mother of Agnee-Ternstrom In her 79th year Funeral services at her home 1202 Fulton st on Sunday afternoon May 13' at 1:30 pm Interment Evergreens Cemetery i 9 WILLIAM THOMPSON on May 11 1923 beloved husband of Virginia C- Ware Funeral from his' residence 1469 Pacific st 10 am Interment private 9r- Unusual Values Monday StoMt Individual Shop Offers Especially Built oh Slenderizing Lines Sizes 42Yz to 54 I Ur Vm i I '4' Va 'i'-Jf- fS-J ri'? i1 i 4i 'Mf Jy 1 An exceptional purchtse enables us to offer these dresses far belov their real worth Considerable thought and care have been given to the woman of larger proportion so that her lines may have THAT slenderizing effect They are of Poiret Twill heavy quality Crepe de Chine Linen Ratine Voile' drop stitch sham combinations and fine quality satin trimmed With soutache braid embroidery long flowing sleeves tunics etc Also cn Sale at Branch Store 1325-27-29-31 Broadway Brooklyn Near Gates Avenue thorough cleaning 'at this- time-of year will not only add to the -brightness and attractiveness or rugs and fsrpets but- will add very materially to their Free storage over the glim 1 Cleaners Dyers einee 1S7S Other Brooklyn Branches 1602 Cortelyou Rd Berry St 1229 Fulton St HYLAN HOLDS UP $950000 FUND FOR BROOKLYN MUSEUM 18 Months Delay so Far-Boro President Riegelmann Is Hopeful There Is no assurance that the Boa rd of Estimate- will appropriate In the near future tbe $950000 requested by Park Commissioner John Harman a long time ago for the construction of the new wing of the Brooklyn Museum of Aits and Sciences- A -score of times during the past IS months delegations of well-known Brooklynites have told Mayor Hy- Ian that this addition to the Museum building was absolutely necessary for the accommodation of the con stantly Increasing number of exhibits and the fast growing crowds of visitors What the Mayor says goes In this matter Whenever he is ready to vote for the appropriation he will have a majority of the Board of Estimate to back him up Thus far he has always voted for delay on the ground that the city at this time could not afford to spend practically a million dollars on enlarging the Brooklyn Museum 1 During -the discussions of the question this year Mayor Hylan several tlmee referred to the- bill amending the pay-as-you-go act so as to allow the city to issue corporate stock for non-revenue producing Improvements 1 -that bill he said may be able to do As a matter of fact the money needed for the new wing ot the Brooklyn Museum- already was exempted from the pay-as-you-go law by special act' of the 1922 Legislature The amendment to the- pay-as-you-go law was adopted by the 1928 Legislature empowering the city to spend with1 the current year 81000000j) for non-aelf-aupportlng Improvements one half of which amount however must be expended on the repaving of streets In' the mean time the Brooklyn Museum 1 appropriation lies dormant in the Board of Committee of the Whole -V -Boro President Riegelmann who has tried every possible argument with Mayor Hylan to get itm to consent to the grant of this money "was afked yesterday what he thought of the outlook r' he reptleck I am hopeful but that is about ill I am able to say as to this COUPLE SEIZED AS POISONERS OF BROTHER Newark Man and Wife Charged With Slaying Youth to Get $1000 Insurance Newark' May 12 John Creighton and his wife were arrested today charged with poisoning Mrs brother 1 Charles It Avery: 1 ft In order to obtain 81000' insurance money and were held for trial by Judge Caffery after-they hod entered pleas' of not guilty Judge Caffery permitted the couple to enter a technical plea of not guilty and set June 18 as the date of the trial They were remanded to 'Jail Avery-died April 20 under suspicious circumstances' The attending physician baffled by hia symptoms and suspecting poisoning reported the -case to Cobnty Physician Warren An autopsy revealed Irritation of the stomach Indicating poisoning A chemist later analysed toe stomach and reported ths- pressree of a quantity of a very -powerful poison i County prosecutor Bigelow laid the facts before the Grand -Jury on Tuesday and Indictments ware found against Mr and Mrs Creighton Avery boarded with his aister and brother-in law 'When he bacama ill last month the police say Mrs Creighton attended him rs Creighton remarked to the physician who was called after Avery died that she believed her brother had a love affair and that he "might have taken something? according to the police Mrs Louis Batchelor a neighbor of Mrs Creighton Is said by the police to have told them that some time before the Avery boy ded he complained to -her that'- his sister was giving him nothing to' eat but chocolate puddings and that he longed for square SCHOOL t6 HAVE PAGEANT The entire student body of the Flat-bush School comprising 325 pupils will take part In "Our Town" a pageant -to' be presented by the school at the' Academy of Music on the evening of May 26 I celebration of tha opening of New Silver Jubilee "Our Town will portray scenos from the history of New York beginning with the Indian times down through the days of the Dutcn and English I occupation until the present day The" pageant will be staged under the direction of Mias Elisabeth GrlmboH famous for her work tn presenting the Vassar pageant last year FORESTERS TO DINE KELLY The Kings County Board of Dsputy Grand Chief Rangers' ot the Foresters of America' will tender a banquet- to Grand Chief Ranger James Kelly of Brookyln- at the Brooklyn -Labor Lyceum on Saturday evening May 10 Mrt Kelly Joined the order of Forest- ers as a member of Court New' on in 1895 having served as treasurer of that court for 23 yearn He was-elected grand stib chief ranger at the! Saratoga convention '1911 and at the convention i held -in Saratoga) Springs In l92t wae elected grand) chief -ranger v1 Takes OppositeView to Justice Ryan-Mayer Com-- mends Ryan-' In commenting npon the decision of Justice Morgan Ryan to bar all newspapermen from lhe Court and to prevent them from getting Information from'any of the Justice Edward Boyle who rotates in the Courts of the city said yesterday that when he was silting all reporters would have access to the records and be allowed -to consult him -on any1 cases lii which they were In doubt At the same time- Mayor Hylan 'wrote to Judge Ryan -commending him for barring newspaper reporters from his court room-- I think that all Judges agree that many of tho cases that' com- up in the Children's Court should not be exploited by the newspapers he said but I have never had any complaint to -make concerning the reporters I recall one or two cases that were tried when I knew newspaper men were around 1 I sent for them and advised them against printing the stories and they didn't So far always found that they could he trusted In this respect "In Manhattan I believe that there is an unwritten law among reporters not to go into the Court during trials But they are always able to 1 get information on any stories that can be printed without damaging a child's character or giving rise to neighborhood gossip In Brooklyn too the reporters seem to have realised that -It Is far better to leave out names and specific! addresses in certain cases I shall continue as I always have not paying much attention to whether there are reporters in court or not and if I findlt necessary I-will have a talk-with the newspaper men concerning future Mayor letter' which had been anticipated by many who are familiar with his attitude concerning most newspapers read take this opportunity to congratulate and commend you for the stand you have taken in excluding reporters from the court room in the hearing of cases Involving children Laws have been enacted for the protection of -the child and I will go further and say that few 1 records should be kept of the dereliction of little children and it a record is kept it should be taken In such si way that lt could not be used against them tn after years by the newspapers or anyone who might be In a blackmailing plot against them 1 "The Rockfeller 1 Research nd organisations of that kind are sticking their noses In the records of the courts getting the pedigrees of children the names of their parents and even the maiden name of the mother which can be used against them at any time someone wants to besmirch their character two million dollar slush fund crowd In my first mayoralty campaign sent a committee to my home 'town to search the records of the Church Town Clerk's' Office Court and consulted with the Justice of the Peace and others to- see if they could get a morsel of scandal to use against ma in that campaign but my mischievous conduct whatever it -may have been was locked up In my breast- "It Is moat air axing what' little regard some people have for other people's children when they will go so far as to parade their shortcomings before the public for any purpose The parents of poor unfortunate- children love these little ones and It is the duty of those in high places to help protect and aid them to become good citizens Many mischievous boysi often make the most aggressive citizens and In later years the best public officials know the public at large want to protect the names of little children and they want tlm co-operation of the judges of the Children's Court to this end- and the Judge that haa the moral courage to close the court and the records to those that would adveitise and exploit Juvenile delinquencies Is to be highly commended and aided In hla great work Your stand will be upheld by every decent thinking HOSPITAL DAY OBSERVED AT I COLLEGE HOSPITAL National Hospital Day was observed at the Long Inland College orbital Henry end Pacific sts yesterday afternoon Many visitors took advantage of the "open tc go thrdngh the hospital and nuraes home Tea was served in the sun parlor on the roof by a committee of the Ladles' Guild headed by Miss Mary Seaman president cf the guild and Mrs Albert Mason chairman of the committee MAUSELFF Flushing' May 12 The marriage of Miss Dorothy Mausetlf only daughter of Mr and MrA- Paul of 10 Worth -Parsons blvJ Flushing to Janies Lymar McFal-den of New York City will take place at 4 this afternoon at the Brick Presbyterian Church Manhattan Ths maid of honor will be Miss Constance Taylor of East Orange and the bridesmaids will be Miss Margaret-Rice of Plainfield Mlsa Mary Duggan Miss Ln-eile Ken nan acd Miss Ruth Pederson of New York Frederick Curran of New York will act as best man and the ushcs will be Alfred Mauoelff of Boston brothe of tba bride Lawrence Thompson of Boston Eustace Taylor and Arthu- Doolittle of New York- Mr and Mra Mauoeltf entertained the bridal party last evening at tlielr -wiu in Flushing Mr and Mrs will leave about June 1 )vr wan Juan' Porto Rico'- where they will make t'nelr home TO HONOR BADEN -POWELL Sir Robert Baden-Fowell" founder of the Br'tiah Boy Scouts will be the special guest of ho or af a dinner which Is' being given to the 2030 volunteer Ccout workers of Oreater New York In the main ballroom of the Commodore Tuesday even! nr under the auspices of the 3oy Scout ''Foundation of Greater New York A similar reception will be tendered Sir Robert by the Olrl Scout on tha preceding evening- AWNINGS recovered Special for 3 Days Only These Aimiii uui nrst quality woven materiel Muwl Drllvsrrd Put BERLINGER GALLO Oroeftyu's Lcryrst and Be st equipped iuof Uuuufeeturcrm 197 Seventh Avenue Nrmr Third St Tet gwtk 1I7I-ISII1 1 quested to attend the funeral serv- ice of our brother A TAD WOOD- RUFF Monday evening May 14 8 o'clock at his residence 231 Monroe at near Nostrand ave JOHN TANGNET Exalted Ruler Joseph II Becker Secretary On Friday May 11 1923 MARY BUTLER Funeral servico at the- home of her- eister Mrs Alfred Hunt 101 -Macon at on Sunday afternoon at A o'clock BUTLER On Friday May 11 1823 MARY BUTLER Funeral service at the home of her aister Mrs Albert Hunt 101 Macon at on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock Oh Thursday May 10 1923 PHILIP CLARK son of tbe late Thomas Mr and Cornelia A Clark: Funeral eervicea at the Lefferta Place Chapel- 86 Lefferta pi near Grand ave under the auspices of Grant Post Sunday May 13 at 2:30 -s-i-w 'ir I On Friday May 11 1928 Holy Family Hospital THOMAS (i'LARK aged 65 years Services at Cook's Funeral Chapel 196 Court at Monday 8 pm- Burial at Evergreens Cemetery 4- CLINTON COMMANDERY No 14 Sir Knights: You are re-quested to attend tbe- funeral serv-tce of our late S'r Knight A VAL WOODRUFF at hia late residence 231 1 Monroe at Brooklyn Monday MRS WHITE APPEALS 7 IN CROKER WILL FIGHT Dublin May 12 Mrs Ethel White of CedarhursVL 1 has appealed from -the recent court decision1 denying 1 her application for liberty to plead in the case Involving the will of 'her father Richard Croker former Tammany chieftain Her application will come before the Court of Appeal next Tuesday IN MEIORIASI In memory of 4 devoted mother FRANCES TERHUNE BARMORE died Feb- 23 Gone but not 1 forgotten CHARLOTTE and FRANK In loving memory of bny dearly beloved husband JOHN DAVIDSON- who entered into eternal life May 13 1933 9 In sad and ever-loving memory of my darling and only baby MARY who departed this life on May 14 1915 age 2 years and 8 months and her dear DADDY who Joined her in heaven on March 24 1923 age 39 Heartbroken mother MOLL1E NUGENT DONLEN EARLE In memory of NELLIE RRTR (hee Collam) passed away May 14 1909 1 HUSBAND DAUGHTER and SISTER 1th sweet memories of our brother- JOHN -HULL who passed away May 13 1923 CAROLYN HULL MOORE and MAY 'HULL-' In loving memory of Wife and mother ANNIE JOHNSON FATHER DAUGHTER and SONS 9 LAPHAM In loving memory of ELIZABETH HUCKE LAPHAM who died May 14 1923 MOTHER FATHER and GRAND- FATHER In loving memory of my dear wife ELIZABETH who passed away May 14 1923 leaving a void that can never be filled- Solemn requiem mass at St Patrick's Church Kent and Willoughby aves Friday May 18 at 7:30 am JOHN LAPHAM In loving memory of our beloved niece ELIZABETH HUCKE LAPHAM died May 14 1923 4 UNCLE and AUNTS In loving memory of HELEN JEANETTE McCHESNEY who died May 9 1911 MOTHER Tn sad and loving memory of my dear beloved hnsband NICHOLAS MIDDLETON whu departed this life May 13 1922 Gone but 'not forgotten-- WIFE In loving memory of rtiy dear departed sister CATHERINE MURPHY A mind mass will be offered at St Stanislaus Church on Monday morning May 14 at 8 am 9 3ISTER LILLIAN In sad and loving memory of my dear mother ELIZABETH SOUTHARD who died May 13 1921 Gone but not forgotten GERTRUDE McGURRlN-! DOROTHY IRENE REYNOLDS' passed away May 12-1921 Gone but not forgotten Mr and Mrs SAMUEL REYNOLDS 4 UNVEILING 1 STRAHL Robert Strahl and family announce the unveiling ot-a stone in memory of their beloved wife and mother the late BETSEY STRAHL (nee Stone) on Sunday May 13 1933 -at 2:10 pm at New Mount Carmel Cemetery In ease of rain the following Sunday Relatives and friends invited ACKNOWLEDGMENT The family of JAMES BENNETT wish to thank the clergy nuns friends for their kind sympathy and floral offerings at the time of their sorrowful bereavement WIFE DAUGHTER and SON CONFIRMATION 1 PINNER Mr and Mm Charles Pinner 67 St pi announce the confirmation of their daughter LI8ETTE Monday May 21 at Congregation Beth Elohim 8th ave and Garfield pi Brooklyn- 4 PERSKIN Mr and Mrs Israel II Ferskin aifhounce the 'confirmation of their daughter HELEN on Monday May 21 1923' at Temple Ahawxth-Achlm 765 Putnam ave Brooklyn Reception at the-Unlty Club May 22 9 Funeral Directors FRED HERBST SONS la Cttaorctloa wVtfe Ow JYvKit EiUbllshiant at 6S7 Third Ave TeL 1600 Sooth WC HATE OPENED New and Modern Funeral Parlors At 83 Hanson PL Cor Portland Ato TeL' 7398 Prospect V- Krtabllwhad 198S 'V GEORGE HERBST FUNERAL DIRECTOR 9141 Mk Avtw Hkljrn Krar SMh 84 PHONE-SHORE ROAD 9697 I hatadla all burial amrlces with wisdom and tact and -properly price my aervlca charroa Oat of town funeral personally attended GEORGE HERBST 7- parpnerly ef 1 FRED HERBST SONS S97 Sd Aro AMERICAN ETA1 CONCRETE BURIAL VAULT 'An Inexpensive water proofed r-- (raw- vault that protects tha' --j -casket forever from ovary under- round' destructive element Furnished by your Undertaker A CHOICE PLOT IN Greenwood Cemetery Roaaonablo to ruh buyer AddtWM YTrreat Box III Grand Central Station CTPRE8S HILLS CEURTERT Accommodate li or 14-13 with monument Near below value -Address IL Conklin Clinton rd Glen Kldse N-J- FOR' In Cslvsry Cemetery- at Moderate coot a mausoleum Inquire l'aymor Ora nil Ck 42i Filtb ivwun -ewYork City -v Street Trick I Enables Car Owner to Regan Machine Identifies Stolen Property on Which Boys Had Seratehod mVoto for Af "Vote' for A1 Smith" scratched on the side of his motorcar by street gamins served yesterday as the means of Identification by which Charles Merritt of 751 Dawson st the Bronx recovered his car from the police after the latter had recovered It among a number of other stolen machines- i The car was stolen April 8 and Merritt was not quite certain of the identification William Murray property clerk at police headquarters was reluctant about surrendering the car to Merritt when Charles Merrit Jr 20 years old said "Oh dad you remember those boys scratching for A1 Smith on the car and you couldn't fully erase -i An Inspection of the car Was made and the Inscription revealed evening at 8 pm CHARLES HADLOCK Commander Saturday' May 12 On 1923 at his residence 1537 12th st Capt FRANCIS GEORGE- beloved husband of Ellen Louise Coxon Kervices at Epiphany' Episcopal Ghusch corner of 17th at and Ave It Brooklyn Wednesday May 26 at 11 am t- isrop tiiUcn Dress MS Stout Department 1 CITY EMPLOYEES OUTING A transcontinental tour lnciudinc visits to the Colorado Rockiea Trilou-stone National Park Californio ih Canadian Rockies and Montreal vN be conducted under the auspices it the City and County Employee Greater New York from June 19 July 81 READ BEAUTY HINTS On Page 7F and SF First Mortgages on Homes Repay mb I monthly th mm fri We hnv ne Fine Framtumt -Rcnawal Chiracs EAST BROOKLYN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1012 GATES AVE Httf BntAnr Open Daily 9-S Monday Ml 9riaP day O-ia FIVE PER CENT DIVIDENDS ON SAVINGS SHARE ACCOUNTS ASSETS OVER 6IJTO4A40 V' ALFRED BAILEY GEOJ BKTT Secretary 1 Frualrot 27 Warren SUeei New lork On May-11 1023 MARY JANE beloved wife of the John Dougherty Funeral Mon- -day' from her residence 263 Kosciusko st thence to the Church of St Ambrose where a requiem mass will be' celebrated at 9:30 am -Kindly emit flowers Masses appreciated Auto cortege 1- GEORGE beloved son of Mary El died and brother of Mrs Edward Rawls died Thursday May 10 1923: Funeral from his home 487 Prospect pi Mass St Teresa's Church 9 a Tuesday May '-j--' FRASER--On May 12 1928 SARAH -H FRASER widow pf Wm Fraser Funeral services at her home 458 Herkimer st 'Monday morning at 10 o'clock Interment Bfnokhaven L1- At her home 771 2lst st Brooklyn on' Thursday May DAYTON MONTGOMERY Inc i 9 Lafayette Avenue at Flatbush Avenue' GAS RANGES and LEONARD REFRIGERATORS 'v Tic Know and Guarantee 1 the Goods We Sell PLUNKETT DEFENDS NAYY YARD WORK In letters to the New York Times and the Marine Engineering Journal written today Rear Admiral Charles Plunkett commandant of the Brooklyn Navy Yard has corrected oertain he alleges these publications made Nln articles on the award of the reconditioning of the President Buchanan to a private -ard The New York Times printed a statement yesterday saying that the cost figures published by the Government In the Navy Year Book are correct' as a general rule the cost of ships built In navy yard exreeds the cost when constructed by private corporations" According to the reply the book mentioned Is not published by the Government and therefore Its statistics should not be construed as being official Government figures In the Marine Engineering Journal the Admiral said the statement was made that the- Brooklyn Navy Yard was slighting work on its battleships naming the Arkansas so that It might get work on merchant or passenger vessels No vessel has been slighted the Admiral wrote and the Arkansas will leave the yard on schedule time: 1 Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Byard has failed to produce any statements that have convinced the officers of the Brooklyn Navy Yard that the yard was not unjustly discriminated against by awarding the Buchanan to Newport News it is repoi ted The present plan Admiral Plunkett said Is to try and get enough outside work to do until the Shipping Board opens bids for tbe reconditioning of-the Agamemnon and Mount Vernon on June 2 The work to be done on these vessels will cost approximately 88000000 apiece he said and the yard will bid on both of them It was ezpUIned that tn order to recondition these ships they would have to remain in dry-dock for seveal months thus "making tne nout of the work almost prohibitive for a private It the belief1 that the Brooklyn yard will awarded one of these vessels at least' DIAMONDS BANK Bought REFERENCE From nrivate Individual and estate rkest price Established UlgkcK price paid Ke wnlttep Bstsbllahed Ovsr 14 Yearn Trias! 4147 MS Fnlte Om Lvws Fnlton Street Wall Paper The largest end eldest well paper factory la Greater New York will sell yon ism Iota at wholmaie pries and Irork yon how te hang it Aloe furnish )m enr ceis-broted paste and size at rest Paper knetn or pn'ntern famished request An entlro new line ef ell rTassro ef well revering shewn et ear shew Wm Main Co SS 8ACKETT ST BROOKLYN Tclrphswe Henry U31S GARLAND GAS RANGE Oven 16 in 18 in 12 in Length 41 in High Shelf Deep Broiler Enameled Door Panels Enameled Splashers and Bnrner Tray -Efficient and Dependable Safe and Convenient Quality Construction WALL Suddenly at Glen Rock May 12 1923 JENEVRA GORHAM beloved wife of Robert William Wall Funeral services Tuesday May 15 at 11 am from SL Episcopal Church Clinton and Carroll sts Interment Vopdlawn Cemetery private- Please omit flowers 9 On Friday May 11 1923 at the residence of his daughter-197 Rutland rd DAVID WILSON father of -Mrs David Farkhill and James Mervin Wilson Funeral services at the LeiTerts Placer Chapel 86 LefTerta pi on Monday May 14 at 3 pm WOODRUFF On May 11 1928 A VAL WOODRUFF Funeral serv-i es at his home 231 Monroe- st Monday evening at 8 Relatives- friends Adytum Lodge A Nassau Chapter A Clinton- Commandery Tu: Aurora Grata Consistory A A 8 It Kismet Temple A A and Brooklyn Lodge are invItecL '-v' -i1'-'-" 4- WOODRUFF Members of Adytum Lodge No 640 4b A are requested to attend funeral services of JBro A VAL WOODRUFF Monday evening May 14 at 8 at 231 Monroe st between Nostrand and Marcy ave BERTHOLD ZOFFER Master Henry Jlerdliag Secretary WOODRUFF Kismet1 Temple A A Nobles: Noble A VAL WOODRUFF has entered the Unseen Temple You are requested to attend' funeral services at his late residence 331 Monroe sf Brook lyp on Monday evening May 14 1923 at 8 o'clock CLIFFORD BRADT -j Illustrious Potentate Aurora Grata Consistory A A 8 Brethren: You are hereby requested to attend funeral services of our late brother A VAL WOODRUFF! to be held at his lat residence 23VMonroe st Brooklyn on Monday evening at 8 Fraternally 1 9 CHARLES LUSCOMB 33 Commander-in-Chlef 1 Theodore A Taylor S3 Secretary ZIEGLER At the Hu ntington Hospital Huntington I1 Saturday afternoon st- -8 o'clock LEONARD WILLIAM ZIEGLER beloved son of August and Julia1 Ziegler and brother of August Jr and Beatrice Ziegler at 9 years of age Funeral services Monday afternoon at at the First Presbyterian Church Huntington I Interment nrivate Tuesday morning at Lutheran1 Cemetery Brooklyn t- t- stewary GOCRLAT1 -rONIRAl DIRECTOR- ESTAB 1U9 914 OATES AVE BROOKLYN 1 IEUUX3SS 46 BUSHWICK i v- 'i'' 10 1923 AUGUSTA beloved Wife of Saily Gumpert and devoted mother of Mrs I Janover abd Jack Gum--pert and Sister of Mrs Roth Funefal service will he held at Temple Bfttfi Emeth Church ave and Marlborough rd on Sunday May 13-at 0:0 am-- Interment at New Mount Vermel Cemetery- -11-3 May 1 1 KATIE -hi HOTCHKISS widow of Funeral 3 pm Monday May 14 at her late residence 831 ot ave Brooklyn INGRAM WtLLlAM EDMUND Suddenly on May 11 at his residence: 7 Mar tense st Brooklyn Wiiram E- lng-uro In his 82d year Funeral services Sunday May IS 8:45 pm Interment private Greenwood Cemetery Monday morning Clean Up arid Paint Up Youlr Home Double Economy Savakota Paint Compressed Air 1 -f s- It Saves 1 to 2 Coats end 33 to 50 Labor Cost On Thursday May -19 923 RICHARD ONER beloved husband of Anna Theresa Travers Jones- Funeral -from his residence 449 54th- st Bay Ridge on Monday! Slay-14 at 9:36 am thence to Et Church Interment at Holy Cjross Cemetery Autc cortege 11 -3 JOHN KNUESLI Funovii Church Broadway and v6th st- Monday 6 pm1 PETER LAHM The Funeral Church Broadway and 66th st Monday 3 pm On May 13 1923 MARIE (nee Seville)' widow of the late Major Oliver McCormick at her res4doee SO Prospect Park -'3 West Solemn requiem mass 'at Sr Church 8th ave- artt 6th st Brooklyn Tuesday at 9- Funeral prlvrte Let Us Figure on Your Painting Problems Representative Will Call 'On Request TeL Barclay 1295 Tchlcairck Louis and London England papers please copy) rV England papers piesse copy ty Ji- 1.