The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • 24

'V 1 -ay 2 4 T'-v 1 rj -a i -t frv i -i w' Cy :2 A- -'THE BRQOKLYyTjpALY EAGIjy EW! 'JUIY 9 it022 jv 4 Mrs PARTOF LOAD UFTED FROM OLD BR1DGE-IS SPAN IN ITS DOTAGE? THOSE LITTLE UNEXPECTED TOUCHES i 1 have brought us so many letters of grateful appreciation are a regular part of The Ideal Service for which there is no charge-: 3 A Funeral Managioient Tbat attenije to all detail th Cowley Service Plan Reaienable charge prevail at all timet -f 7 A COWIlf FUNERAL IHRECTOR 117 Wuhingtea Park raon rRosncr omt a i VA- SW0 KLYNN j7YtAN DOj5YAKiHB i Vs I PROMOTION EXPECTED I TO BE REAR ADMIRALl --V -C I Brooklyn Commandanf a FUcord Sots Him High In Coneidera- tjon for Advancamant Eeglo Bureau a- 'MI Colorado Building Washington July I Capt Carl Vogalgaeang man dent of th I Brooklyn Nayy Yard and of tho Third I Naval District la slated for promotion I to th rank of Rear Admiral within tha next 1 few days according 'to the confident expectation of officials high In th Navy Department Tha Naval Board on promotions la now Ifl eeeretl aeaalob and it-Is understood that It I recommendations will officially pro- anted by th middle of next week 'l Captain Vogelgesnng to th thlr-1 taanth ranking captain In th Navy I Hla length of service and th performance of hla duties have been Influential hr winning him worthy recognition hero Hla eligibility for th rank of Rear Admiral to unquestioned and tha prevalent '-opinion In tho depart-1 meat to that tha Naval Board wlU almost certainly recommend hla a vmneement According to a well-founded report FAIRCHILD SONS MORTICIANS 86 LEFFERTS A tock vtried and to cipmplctetht the iciection no how exactinB the PI -1 require njenubecomeo fimple Engineers Bslisvs I It Will iBs Condemned Before It Becomes Hazardout-Trtffio Changes Hat ih Brooklyn Bridge reached lte dqtagar 'i1 'The 1 famous1 old' span' which has boon In uea for nearly 40 and the eonatructlon of which was started In 117 baa bean recently relieved of a large part of tho load It was forced to carry through tha ruling thntlt could only bo uaed for home-drawn vehicles and thn electric Unca'' i''- No longer will the eeven nod fen ten motortrucks go thundering over Re planking 'instead the horse-drawn wagons will amble contentedly ever and the honk of the motor Roni will ho heard more '-The load Is now more la ItAny with that which the old bridge waa designed to carry Brooklyn engineers who ware questioned yesterday as to the safety of the bridge were of tho opinion that It was safe but that It wee rapidly growing obsolete and that It would ho condemned on that ground before It becomes basardoua has no doifbt set In the metal uaed In the bridge" said Georg Haefner of Sd at extent to which this has progressed will be determined by the amount of protection It has received-from' the elements Of course parts have been renewed from tima to1 tlma 4 ELEANOR WILSON DIE8 Bmor Wllaon did ec Tbunduy kr'rwldnca up Hhlmcr at after a abort 111mm 8M wm bon la tbla city and bad raided hen an bar lift time gbe rrmdoateo fim yabUe and high acbool after which aba ratand 'V WATCHES WifAm t- -1'- SILVERWARE Gtriam' A Crmmwit Sihtr AMa Jtfgtn'itjj- 5 the roadways of tbd Brooklyn Bridge has been eliminated A freer movement has been obtained for tha hors -drawn vahlelaa Proper spacing of tha load on tho Brooklyn Bridge le now passible Mo4ori aa Manhattan Bridge effect on'tba Manhattan Bridge as been aa follows: 1 Tha lower and upper roadways of this bridge arc now used to 100 percent capacity Tha1 cfflclancy of thaao roadways has been Increased SO percent Tha movement of motor vehicles on this structure has been speeded up percent "4 Tha danger of aeddenta on tha upper roadway baa been eliminated because all vehicles on tbla roadway art now' moving In th earns direction thousand mofor vehicles were' accommodated In tha first 14-hour period under th new regulation on this bridge' 'The effect of thee regulations on strata adjacent to tha bridge has resulted In spreading traffic to such an extent that there la no Interruption or delayi approaching th bridge traffic on th Manhattan Pham of this bridge has bean eliminated when the vast volume of traffic Is moving toward Brooklyn by having tho Naw York-bound vahlelaa drive to tha left of th upper roadway MARRIAGES CHASE MncINTOBH On Thura-- aajr- July Mlaa THELMA MaelN- TOBH of MS Sterling at Jto Mr RALPH CHA8E of ITTMartM at v-'-' 1 a' ENGAGEMENTS '5 'J i i i 4 I'V Nt Closed it 5 o'clock during July -tnd Auguyt all day on Stturdays Fm1 gfinsl Ajlwiv Am'n' the ampoy of a leading Ann of title oity and continued with tbla employer until her lllneaa Mlaa Wllaon waa a mam bar of the Church of St Bvnadlct and active in the various societies of the pariah i Baaldsa har aiotbar two slat an Mra Otto Pttack and Plomaoo Wllaon aurvlvo 1 The funeral will ha held tomorrow with a requiem at 8t Church at 1:10 am The Interment will be In Holy Cross Cental try ME8LOH DIEFENBACH Mr tnd Mra George INefanbach -of Saratoga ava announce the angaga inant of their daughter MATILDA It WILLIAM MEHLOH pf 0 tth at W- £'t DEATHS Badeao Cbaa Kennedy Ann Bennett Ann Price Xtm Martha Beyle Margaret Larin Joaaph Cegan John: Mackey Willie A' CornalL Anhle Materna Edward Doyle Mary Millar Eve land Ella MarteMtnor Henrietta I Plaid Rowland Morgan Catherine footer Almedla PhlUlpa Jolla Oortte Catherine Bee Eva Gorman Ellen A Sherman George 1 Half WUhnlrth-' Strong William 8 elder Prederlck Stuta Sophia orwlttj Marjorie Suaa PbUlp Roller Royal Wolf Kdwtn "A Xallum Harry Bww 'V mm On Friday July Its) fet hla late realdence 111 Lafayette ava CHARLES 8 BADEAU a of the late CliariM Raymond ai Catharine Drake Badean In Jilf 74 fear Funeral private -r Jv'KrJr' On July 1 I' "after i- a Ungering lllnaaa ANN PRICE beloved wife of Nicholas Bennett formerly of 41 Jelferaon eve Funeral aervUsea 'at- her home 01 Hawthorne it Brooklyn on Sunday July I nt 4 P-m Interment private m-bc botle Margaret BdTLE auddenly on July I lilt at the home i5 of br alater Hannah McCormick of 'i 4t liet at Funeral Monday at fll ifw t-iJ V' I if--' thenea to the Chureh of Our yVjV n-'ttt Blfeit July (by "the Associated "The Republican Bolsheviks have broken out In tho' south' where like a mighty plague they are causing death and destruction" said Premier Craig In' a massage road by Robert MoBrids member of th Ulster Pari lain ant at an Onangw demonstration at Gtengarnock In Ayrshire flood nd given out hero today th south poopte followadour axampl and accepted th Parliament offered -under -the act of UM' eon-Unusd th message different state of affairs might have existed1 Th two parliaments might have barn acting In friendly eo-ops ration for tbs good ef th whtto country i But tho Rapubll-animated solely by hatred of -t Ji Rf I Graat Britain declined to aMest'mil thing short of complete I hsnes rebellion snd civil war tag terrible loss of life and wUm4m destruction" In a meuag to anothslr dnal demonstration in Scotland rS Craig astd: 1 future to not bright to UR Wo have bean harassed by tasewl gunmen Hundreds of valmhli hsl wore thua lost and property wl value of million malideudy a I atroyed In the south there is si to I government and practically ns ha I order Dafanaelass people havi hsl brutally murdered and swartwl boon-driven from their homes ssttol their property confiscated whiktol drods had to fie for their Dm' I i' -s 'f -r Protest of No Avafl TThte department has received thou and of totters and telephone calls of appreciation' In connection with th now-regulations 1 There baa bean but one complaint from th Postmaster of Brooklyn who claimed1 that by reason of barring motor vehicle from tho Brooklyn Bridge' It would cost 'thif Government flOSMCI per annum1 Tha Postmaster stated to that It waa neceeeary for tha mail wagons to make 41 round trips hi 14 hours between the General Poatofflee In Brooklyn and tha City HaM Station at Park Bow Manhattan1 Tho Poat-maaer sought an exception to th rule Tbla I had to very reluctantly deny because one of the wont offend era In connection with the proper movement of trafflo on tha Brooklyn Bridge was tha asm mall wagon which now seek fpeclal consideration There will no exceptions made to tha newregu-1 Ilona on tha Manhattan and Brooklyn bridge" BONDING COMPANY STOCK FOR $5000 IN CASSESE CASE I -e lnnaval circle emanating from tha board room tho board has tor Individual raasons passed over- th flnt nine ranking captains In tha service Their cases have bean considered It I understood and their promotion la unlikely It to expected that tba board will aa lit to promote captains fog from 10 to IS Inclusive fluch ae Uon would Inoluda Captain Vogelga-eng- It was pointed out at tha dapart-mant that th poet of Navy Yard Commandant Naval District Commander waa customarily held by a Rear Admiral Captain Vogelgaaanga promo- COURT APPROVES DIERCOMPROMISE -r COURT ALLOT MORSETOGOHOKI 'iy "fi bridge Ilk a chain is only as strong an Its weakest Parte of 1 thi structure have glfen way from time to time i 1 BeUbf Bridge Win Be Coadeaiae "I believe that the bridge will he eventually condemned not so much on account of a hasardous condition but because of Its being obsolete I cannot accommodate the traffic that It should take care of- Its bulldeni never dreamed of -tha traffic that la now called upon to bear A better bridge wlU eventually have to bo substituted for IL Another thing against It la the enormous amount of money that' 'Is required to keep It In pair" -vr iAt the' office of tho Glaaeell Enri-noerlng Co- of 141 Livingston at 8 (A Helnaerllng one of the engineers said that ha believed that the Brook lyn Bridge was not a dangerous condition of the great care that Is taken of It and the frequent inspections that It la subjected te there 1e no doubt that the metal In the bridge la not as good as naw steel still I believe that it will bo safe for a good many yean If tha proper he 1 said 'When the bridge was built It was derigned for a large overload and Ha construction waa massive In comparison with the modern bridges I feel that It will be condemned as out-of-date before It becomes huardoua1 8 Spang of 110 Broadway Manhattan stated yesterday that eleo-trolyalo caused by the currents flowing ott tha bridge in third rails and trolley wires causes serious deterioration In fhe steel anchorages of the bridge 1 He 1 advocated municipal control for electric ground circuit Dlacuaaing the traffic changes 'on bridge Grover A- Whalen Comm! sinner ef Plant and Btrctures said yes tarday that tha haw rules aolva a problem that had given him much concern Ha mid: Egret of Traffic Changes tha Brooklyn Bridge Clsalvely far horse draw'll vahlelaa and tha Manhattan Bridge axdiielvsly tor motor driven vehicles has solved a traffic problem on thee particular bridged that has given me concern for a long time Under tho old method of mixing tha horse-drawn and-motor-driven vehicles traffic on both bridges wae eariously Interfered With and Ira-' Very serious blocking of trafflo waa constantly oecurring on tha Brooklyn Bridge because of tho presence on tho roadways of trolley earn tracks and horse-drawn vehicle1 These three elements con dieted with -each ether resulting very unsatisfactory traffic movement Thousand! of people were Interfered with In getting to and from business that ware compelled to uao the trolay ears on the Brooklyn Bridge The new regulations have eliminated all this anhoyance to trolley car naaaengera affect on tho Brooklyn Bridge of tho now regulations la aa follows: Th movement of trolley care 1 no longer Impeded 1 'I The very serious overloading at I $500X50 FuridTunwd Ovr proportionate' with hla duties and re-ponalMlltte at th Brooklyn Navy Yard- fluch advancement would not point to hla transfer to another 1 iiisvv Lady of Perpetual Help 'llth at and cth avt whera a solemn requiem man will- ha celebrated Interment 1-i Holy Cron Cemetery1 BROOKLYN LODGE NOv tl juv' i (X ELKS-Brbthera: Ton are ra qoastad to attend the funeral aervlee of our brother1 HUMPHREY JONES Sunday evening July I I at hla remdanee 417 llth between AvenM and Newkirk eve- HARRT C- KENSIN0: "Exalted Ruler Secretary att hla i ML-! fc JOMpk He Bfdttre Vt'-' COG JOHN 1 COO AN A DAYLIGHT HOLDUP NETS BANDITS Sl iBOO I Creditor Hava' CHoIob in At- Julian Msck In the Ftdaral Dtotrict Court yesterday afternoon so-' oepjcd 1 ltd eonflnnod tho IfOOtOt compromtM lettlcvittnt ofternodc soma tlrts ago to Manfred Erlfeh trustee la bankruptcy or 8 Dter A Co bankrupt brokers Th settlor moist agreement however "eety agyHso to such pl the creditors sllll Dtar to Coand Charles A Btonshnm 1 1 11 Thrnd Men Sflizd Payroll Point of Guns A dayilftit robTwy took piaeo on Jersey sl near -Latayetto at Man- 1 batten yesterday when Ihrao bandltal are not te bound by aooroled Witojn Prtten bkd oUojr ot tho point- of jtonehoni 6 Co i rt as to tt Cradftors both brokerage concerns not assenting -to tha July and Mb realdence Ilf 74that on July 7 He ''Waa a 'lieutenant in' Engine Ck'HI1 -Y la survived by hte wife Mary Martin Co gan oaa aon PraneUi mother 1 Mra Alloa Cogaa: I brothers and opa alater Solemn requiem maaa ft'K-'-Kvi: Will 1 be celebrated on Monday at I 4 t'lh am Our i Lady of Angela S1 Church 4fh ava and T4th it- Inter I mant Holy Croaa Auto oortega I Vi '-CORNEiLdn Friday July 7 I PK till ANNIE CORNELL Funeral from bar realdence 171 Bedford nve: in Monday July 11 at ami-thenoa to 8L Patrick's Church I Rant and Willoughby nvm Inter-I sunt Calvary Cemetery "A i): iL DO MARY' TA beloved I S- of Dr John Doyle on July 1111 nt her residence 111 1th aL She was burn In Brooklyn Her father was Michael Bgas and har mother Mra Draw (nee Haadriekaan) Monday July 10 at from her vesidanoe thence to St Thames Aqni-- ass Church IUi at and 40 eve' Interment Holy Croaa -i i Zif i DEATHS ki LA VIK-On Friday July 7 1ML JOSEPH JOHN dearly beloved son of Mary and' Michael Lavln Relatives aad friend' are- respectfully Invited to attend the funeral front hla real-denop Bolivar at on Monday at I pm Informant In Cama-tary On Friday' julf 71II1 WILLIE A- MACKEY at her real-denoa St James pL Fnnaral aervloea at tha Lefferta Place Chapel II LeSerte pi near Grand ava an Sunday July at pm EDWARD MATERNA tervlcea at tha Funeral Chureh Broad way and Mth at Tuaaday at aon 1 -s' LOUISE BOYCE with of Oacar Millar at Aihavlllo on Thursday July I till1 interment at Sleepy Hollow' Cemetery Monday July 10 at -i MINOR-riSuddenly at Oyster Bat I July I HENRIETTA IJUNOR Funeral aervlee at Christ Episcopal Church oo Tuaaday July lL at I JO pm' i' On July 1II KATHERINE beloved wife ef William Morgas Funeral from her residence Ml Gated ava Monday July 10 at I am Solemn maaa of requiem at St Ambrose Church Interment Holy Cross jir I 1-- On Saturday JulyTi 111 JULIA MATILDA) (see Sabert) beloved wife of the late Alfred Ban-nett Phillips at her reaManos 71 Woodruff a vs 1 Funeral1 aervlcea private Ftoaaa omit flowers SEE-On July I lHX EVA beloved wife of Samuel See Funeral eervtcaa at her home 711 President aL Monday avanlng at o'clock Intar-mont Steepy Hollow Cemetery--' I i Suddenly on Thursday July A IMt at Bay Short I BOROV EDWIN- SHERMAN In Mg Mth year Funeral aarrioea will ha held at hla horns 171 ParUde avs Brooklyn- on Sunday July at I pm v-f WILLtAM 8 STRONG in hla 71th ysar Funeral from hla resMeaes 411 llth ava- Brooklyn on Sunday nt pjn I BTDTE On Maturday July I IUI SOPHIE STUTS (net Hofmann) beloved wlf tor Chariaa Btuti vand mother of Carrie Steen and Frank Stilts aged 74 years Funeral aervlcea at her late realdence II Btuyveaant ava on Tuaaday July 11 at I pjn Interment Evergreens Cemetery On Saturday' July A kill PHILIP BUBS aged yean brother of 1 Paul Suae Bervieea at funeral parlor I Ashland pL-Brooklyn on Monday July II nt 1:11 pm EDWIN WOLF auddenly July 7 at hla horns 111 Coffey aL Funeral aervteea Monday evening1 July o'clock Interment Tuesday it am Greenwood Cemetery Auto cortege r- I i mmwmM WMEMOWAM: BROWN In aad and loving memory of my only aon THOMAS DROWN who dlad July 1 1111 Mj ENNIS Anniversary aolrmn high maaa tor the late ANN ENNIS at SL Agnae Church Hoyt end Beckett aLm Tuesday July 11 at I o'clock Frienu end relative laylted In and and loving memory of our beloved huaband end father ALFRED 8 HANSON who left July I 1111 Six yeare ago you left tu and thy loss -tf always feel 1 Surrounded by friend we 'era lonely In the mlM of our pleasure we're -f blUOf -V 1 A amlte os our still a heartache-Aching and longing for you- YOur loving wife -MINNIE and OHILpREN An anniversary requlerr maaa will be celebrated Monday morning July 10 at o'clock at BL Peter Church Hicks and Warren' its the repose of the sou! of ANNE KEATING 74AWN In aad and loving memory of our dearly beloved brother PETER L' MAWN who passed away July IS 1111" Solemn rtqultm maaa In St Rosa of Uma Church Perkvllle ave ParkvlUe Thursday July It at I in LOVING SISTERS In everiaatwg and loving memory of my beloved wife JANE MoCARTHY OGGERI Died July I 1411 FRANK A OGGERI Visitation Mem hers of the Visitation Alumnae: You pro Invited to ottend i requiem nvte for our late honorary member Slater MARY LORETTO REGAN on Thursday July II at am In the Chapel ef the VialtatloB Monastery Ridge blvd and Mth it Brooklyn" MARE McCARTT SULLIVAN Preoldeni) Regink MeGooey Lamb Secretary lfli ffnniBn Under the compromise settlement offer Charles A BConebam turned over to the Dler creditors' fund th eunt of 100500 his former partner Ross'F Robertson l0000r' town gun pushed against hto riba and ro- llsvad him of a 1145 payroll drawn-from tha hank by- the Phillips and Van Brunt' Printing Company of lit Letayette that boro 1 IIBJVUB' Hh UIH OtinA a i I Muat Remain in Portiand IM Hia Cat Tt Argued Portland1 July t'-Cixitel I Morsd was refuted permtiriM pi to hta Tiomu-At Bath today kttol State Commissioner Aribw Ckp man who rul4 that it rru i for him to romnln here la erforl complete aa aeon a poaetbto the tel 1ng if th question of th remote (I Mores and" Rupert Much I hi ftouthsrtt Dtetrict of New let ta they- were -5 1 Judge Naah Rockwood iceeateh More user ted that (he defenduml lek and had 1een suffering mh The taking o(-evidence nt el plated et noon Judge Rockveel S-l nounced that the plan to bm fob I testify- had been abamjoxed fourl of hte physical condition vl Commissioner Chapman deckarial Opportunity to examine X-ny fo graphs which Counsel offered tr ial due to show th condition et hl He expressed sympathy for fie 51 fondant but thought he bhMM mala in court fer the argumofo" la Or APPEAL TO AID ORPaAtt' I kvar-itaet her married' Meter dp tel tag three erpheaed girts lira oust hag hem straggling te kaepalMgbl ether far th IHtl pace Wh ere ate HI aad 4 yeare aid Mm leal well peal I aad was harts a aeb'l get aleug hefbva glia' guarideied brhl te take th ahlldna ghe le deeenfhfol te determined that they dwll tel separated pad placed la' JeaUtethm 1 ah gads It Impoeelblg la prevldi tte av I tehteg toed they need aad a aareuiaril they has legend te healte aad teW I Bader a phyrietaa'a cars She bee epe ter help te- tha Dnahlya Danas Otel Ua aad the Burma wish tt Mridtal Pivtdag a weahly afiewaaet I tha seat ef feed real ether eitlee- Omlrtbatteas' ef -hay -rim hte II toward a toad of Iree nrt I tan aat wHl-ha achaswledged If Bulled te (ha Dorma at MM eif Breeklyu eurhcQ "Fer Mtoty-g LODflWXlNBXKO MIMItaK-f-1 Laate Wateberg of IM whew place A bariaacc 1 at UM 1 evay Maahattaa Jalx'T tha day'sfthe-hla brother gamael report tha DnwagVIllsatetloa: I that had beta a vletlm of the iMl rclf of the uy bimW I ted te ehow cay ubtll argues Th driwr pf motorcar pairf 2f2i through Jersey st witnessed the hold-1 Hughes U2 up and summoned Patrolman Ryan on Edith Head Wr wlfo of Jthe bankropt traffic duty at Prinqq and Lafayette I broker II500: B) Bnlmpjcm eta one block away hut before hto 11500 anonymons broker 110)000 arrival the holdup men ascaped I and Lawrenca 8 through Mulberry aL Btratton who resides at 110 Walton at Englewood: 8' la employed as' a jatownan by th printing Arm 'Ha was returning to the plant from the Irving National Bank Wooltoorth Building 1 Branch-and had Just toft a- Brooklyn Rapid Transit subway at Prino street oa hto way to tho Arm's offloes In tho Puck Building whan robbed Mr Btrat- -ton fold tho polio (hat th robber appmred to ----ff j'v'v 1 wt I Declaring that the Is getting hot" in the Investigation "-of th failure pf 8 -M Fuller A Co of Broad sL stock broker Assistant District Attorney Benjamin Schreiber af New York County terday prepared to present th matter to th' Grand Jury next week SHOWER INTERRUPTS FAIR YeaSeidir a(traaoa' 7 tbairieV shswer caaead tte Ms eeawd that attaadad th laws '1 ELLA MARIE In hee T''V3ftth year beloved daughter ef Harry end Loretta Hauff Eveland at Fraa-port le on July lU Funeral from tho re aid an ca of har grand- mother Mra A Hauff Btorlu V'v pi Monday at am Requiem maae at tho Chureh of Bt Augustine Inter I I No Security Given for Rum Run-ngr'fl Bail-DiaappoRred-Not Recaptured The coffers o( the United1 BUtes Treasury pill' bf Inoraaaed by' tomorrow gs the reeult of the rum running activities off Anthony Caa-e th much-sought-aftcr tobacco manufacturer and transporter 1 of liquor- This amount will not com from pockata but from thg Naw Amsterdam Caaualty Company' which stopd ball for bite after hie arreat fallowing the capture of his steam yacht Edlth wlth' 1100 case of liquor on board at Bayrilla I on March 17 last i' -VCameae had apparmtly Intended to tend on -this charge'" when trawler Ripple wee raided by Frohl-bltloa agents on June 1 and a quantity of liquor waa -found 1 on beard Tha ownership of this veaml waa also traead 'to the Oaone Park man- knd thereafter he made hla getaway good Ha has been much sought after since by Federal agencies aa well as by tha Insurance company but so far ba has not yet been found 1 Hla bond wad declared forfeited by Judge Thomas t- Chat field and after United Btataa Attorney Ralph Greene started proceedings last weak to compel its payment the company-agreed to comply with "tha forfeiture' voluntarily The check will be paid to tha court -clerk tomorrow 'w -s- Unless Cseaese la captured or surrenders hlmeelt the- New Amsterdam Company-will have to consider tha M00 a total loan because It hap pens that the ball bond waa Issued without any security or collateral on which a collection could now made In recommending that a bond bo- la-sued1 Joseph iTlghc the company's representative did ao on tho baaia of the 1 1 bootlegger's bank deposit Caateee showed 1 Tlghe bank statements eradiUng him with ISI00 in the Oreenpolnt National Bank' and 114000 In the First National Bank of Oaone Park The bank officials confirmed the correctness of these amounts Immediately 'after Caa-seas fatled'to ahtfw up In court however the company again communicated -with the bank and found tbat the man had withdrawn all but cents In the Oxons Park bank It waa not considered worth white to attempt to aelie this 1 According to Tlghe 'before Caeeeae started on bla trip on th1 Edith to the Bahamas from which he brought back both load of ho ol talned letters bf credit from the Irving National Bank at their foreign credit headquarters In the Woolwerth Building for 1 10400 on bank In Nassau In the- Bahamas and It was with this money that paid for the whisky cargoes I hr C'J: Railroad Worker Hurt As JPctfce Chieff Shot ji XcHits His Motorcar i I DitloJgU Bit at Matai Co Wmutd-CkUf Waa on Laakaat far Kmm Kttmttrt at Graaaftalit V-'-T -t 'it'-i- ii I -r Kb- iiHj Vq i a resolutions KELLY At a meeting of the Bdard iff Directors of the Brooklyn Clly Boeings and Loan -r Association held on Wednesday July I- lilt the "death of our 'J highly esteemed and respected President' and Dlrrcter fHOMAB KELLY waa reported On motion duly made and seconded the following preamble end raolutlore were enanlmously -1 Whereas Thoroae Kelly th President of this Association has been called to eternal rest and Whereas Th Dlrectora of the Brooklyn City Barings and Loan Association in meeting amembled desire to give public expression of their sorrow at the loss of their beloved President be therefor Resolved That In (ha death of Thomas J-Kelly th Brooklyn City Barings and Loan Association has lost a worthy President and th to Board of Directors a triad end true companion whose sterling qualities integrity and ability endeared him to all he therefor -1- Resolved That we express to hU family our -deep vmpathy in their bereavement and our great regret at their and! our lorn It further 1 Resolved That a copy ef these resolutions ba engrossed and sent to the family of our deceased President and Ibea expressions of aue affection and sympathy bo spread In full upon our minutes and publtohed -m on behalf of the Board of Dlrectora GEORGE a HILL Vice Prerident Georg A Rose Secretary 7 whereabouts He- wua a w' feet techae ta halght nnf party af th Chureh ef Our Mama' Mather HeMsau PL pud Margas ava aeah tnaperary rhetter wlthls fha Meadly walla ef the erphaei until the etena wa ie -PiuperutleB had hash mad by these to charge-et the affair far Met meh aa With thr drat drop if rate aa af yeast aeg- sat twark eevenvg Ihs ataata tahlea aad heaths wlU tarpaalte sad as' saved th haadrede af uastut nriletee an1 tale freip settlaff dreuehla The pressed af tha tews forty are far tha which hesaes 'ill ehudrea ragging la age from 15 te Id years 1 -1 'I- lAdnr im fob cecrm The aaeaal law fate ef the Chareh ef St Thenws foateae Ftetbiiah my sad Xlsg Htghvay spaaed teat pteht aa th grsaade la the rear of th ritaech There war 14 deeersted heet ha-' where -feaeg pad hsetdr artlelea were-eqjdr'Th ptueeeda-wlll agate he taraed tots' -a parochial aefceol kulldlng fuad aad added te the lltiei tahea ta et Met -yeare Tha Uev rather James Xehee gxpeets nails east her lit see Them I charge ef the verteaa bathe wen: Wag 'Ore CIUe Oeerge a KeyueUte Mrs neap Cooler James1 A Raydta Mrs Bernard Hock Mlaa Sarah Merpay ynup riANg i4r tlaxt Wtadeer Oat' el Wallace Camp-ML vke- grerideaf and treaaarer ef Ih Campsny at CeaadV ut as seamed tedar that hla compaay will hegla eeoa the recties at huge motor gleet ad-JelBtes the present factory te ford City The hew plant will saver apragfoetsly 115 will Cast In th mlghherheed at 5ieeeMI he said The Perd aty pint HI have a be parity at laa eaiu day when the addlUaa Is eemplatsd CUSCBMX A MWX Tha Crescent Athielis Clah held tt biweekly dance lent night at Ha eoaatry heme at Shew id naaew- wa asrvgd aad aver MS geert! aad-members were present 1 Tha bi-weekly dance has became a feature af tbs eta Vl esuatrg buna la edtlltea lt lq uM that this summer I pew tag te" he at Ik most euaeemtal the stub has A Mm- Dva fisc wife ef haM' rl Til President ct died foeteriefri wi heifo after a tea glllaem We-la Dreahlya She Is Hamid had' her FaBerai eCrVlcee will he held et at Haaday evmla ad I ha ta Weepy Hallew Cemetny I I-': I 1 plant Holy Croaa Cemetery ROWLAND FIELD V' died July 7 Bervloea Sunday dpm S-T1'- at 4 Interment private -1 On July1 7 aged II 11 ALMED1A FOSTER beloved motner of Mra Harriet 8 Chandler Funeral ''mvleN at I pni Monday July lb from 41 tth at' Brooklyn CATHERINE GOETTE auddenly on July I at her residence 44 lid aL Funeral Monday July 10 at 11:10 am thenea to the Chureh of Our Lady of Perpetual Help llth at aad tth ave wham a aoloma requiem maaa will be celebrated Interment Calvary Cemetery I On July 7 Itll ELLEN QRADY beloved wife of the late Jem mlah Gorman' Funoral from the I 'r of her daughter' Mra Wlll-1 lam Klernan- llII Klatbuah ave on 1- Monday July 10 at 1:10 am Solamn 7 requiem St Thomas Aquinas Chureh Relatives and friends kindly invited to 1A- attend lli lallp' July '-'f WILLMIRTH HAFFson of tho late Capt Hank Half Funeral services at Prwbytartan Church lallp NiY on Monday July 10 pm 4 On July at iua residence IS Uoyf at FREDERICK HOLDBK beloved husband of faret Holder and father of Mra Kath- rrine Slreuber Frederick and Edward Holder Relatives friends and men bora of Warder Lodge ISA 10 qnd Leasing Lodge SOI A A art Invited to attend funeial service Sunday evening at o'clock Intermont Of Evergreens Cemetery on Mondav afternoon at o'clock On Saturday July 1ML MARJORIE beloved daughter of 1 Ellen and Paul Hot will In her llth year Funeral eervlce- at the Lsflerta Place Chapel Lefferts pi Grand ava on Tuesday July II at i t'M pm KELLER ROYAL T' KELLER Service at the Funeral Chureh Broad way and 4C(b st Munday at pm On July 111 at the home of bis parents at Babylon 1' HARRY son of Henry Kellnm In the llth year of- hW age Funeral aervloea at the First Presbyterian Church Babylon I on Tuesday afternoon July at 8 On Saturday July ANN KENNEDY Funeral from her lata residency MI Mill at Brooklyn Tuesday July 1L Services pm In ferment Greenwood Cemetery I KEYES MARTHA KEY Ed July I at Rockville Centre 1 lr her lid year Funeral service Bun-day afternoon Interment MK J1 1 i $: I i' Summer dad Dreeeee Dry ilk Dreeeee Dry SCHOONER WRECKED ON NANTUCKET SHOAL Al Waists Dry Saita Dry 1 uheral Directors I HERBS! SONiS Ceadart Pearnile WHh Dlgaltr aad ftmiimni 1 4 Oe4 af tees foarmp ptneaaHy aeadaeted 697THIRD AV Tel South Ila Mari arary Ctapri CM Sd Ave rwllvM oimthm til m' RiWU OOW Boston July 1 1 The four masted schooner Clara A Donnell of this port was wrecked today on Davis Bhoai off Nantucket Sh became a total lose Th crew made abort In safety Th schooner wqe bound from Norfolk to Rockland Mi wjth coni 1 Greenfield July Danlsl Lslghtoo i at Bomsrvllls reported -to have been a strikebreaker employed by the Boston and Main Rgllroad herq and to'hnvo been shot Chif of Police Patrick of Bouth Deerfield early thl morning to' not strikebreaker It waa i -learned today He mid that ho waa a regular employe of tba railroad and was sent her to repair two locomotive 1 Neither was he hit by a bullet flred by Chief but by a place pf metal evidently dislodged by a -shot flred by th chief He waa resting comfortably 1oday -c--s Chief O'Donnell it via learned today waa watching with fevsnu men for a motorcar with liquor supposed to have coming 1 from Bratttobora Vt when Leighton and another -pseeed In a motorcar and were mistaken for tho Th driver did not atop when ordered to do so and a fusillade of Shots was flred at th car 1 COLLECTOR HELD UPm AND ROBBED IN HALL I On bla way to make collection I Frank McCormick II yuan old of I Manhattan a snleaman for sewing I machine company waa held up by two negroes In tbe hallway -of 15 8 Mth it Manhattan yesterday afternoon and robbed of a watch worth $113 17 In each and a II cheek'' On of the thieves hit McCormick over th back with a plaes of rubber hoe and when be continued to light they kicked him and threw him to tho ground A few month ago two other negroes1 held upj MoCOrmlck In a hallway and took from him 140 In cash-J I COOK DIES IN BOAT Thomas Christie years old of 414 DeKalb av Brooklyn cook employed on the tugboat Margaret Ol eon died In the kitchen ef the boat yesterday afternoon aa the vessel was steaming down th East River Christie was recently a patlenl at Bellevue Hospital whw ha was treated for paralytic Strok Tfcg Brooldy DYERS and -1 ever I i i BIBTER In memory ef Bluer ADELE (Mary 8 Winter) who died June- 10- lilt' Month's solemn mass at Bt' Teresa's Chureh Claaaon ave and Sterling pL Mop day July 10 at 0 am STROHM In fond aad loving men- bry of onr beloved husband and father whom God called bom July Itli 1 Not dead to ua who loved him Not Just gone before WIFE and DAUGHTER WYXXE In memory of bur be-Soad mother MARGARET FRANCE! WYNXJB who died July 4 lilt I've In (he hearts of these we love net to die" GEORGE HERBS! rritroAi prnfcewm 1141 At Bklvau Sw SSIb raon SR0M ROAD 0407 1 baidle ell Serial eerrice wHB wto ttm aad tari aad melr arise aw HWlee charaea Ost tt lava laaetaie fweeaailr etteedld GEORGE HERB5T Itoomgalf mf nt nxiiMrr a sons wt An Le Relined Re- WILLIAM CONLEY "'rfirvSsiSL TWO ACCVIKD OF LAMEXY 1 Charged wfth apprwpttaltec te their ewe use Mt eel tested from tha euetemere at Jega Kiueaer af Bdgemetw aa agent ta Ice ereein1 nempany 'ffot Jnhtai If bf 1 filth eU aad Murray Orenherg at Ml tlh it bath- Maahattaa were held te lM ban each hr Magistrate Doyle te th Jamaks geltee ooart yesterday JaMn 'aad Ortnberg wars aaleemn em-gleyed by Kraiener Bogus Bills Paid as Fines By Speeders-New Castle Police Are Victimized New Castle Pa July A number of counterfeit bills were passed on the New Castle polios by' four men who were charged with speeding in a motorcar- The police her were notified to be oa the lookout for th men who were mid to be circulating coun-( forfeit money A motorcycle policeman picked them up and they were released on forfeits of each presenting hills to cover tha mount Today the bills were sent to hash for deposit -The bank returned them with the -notation AMERICAN CONCRETE BURIAL VAULT An Inexpensive waterproofed grave vault that prut-la th eeakat forever (mm every under-round destructive elemeat 1 furnlahad by your Undertaker DIAMOND- BouflW mm ariewte tedWdmli Mfgg BARNETg lrtefote AMT Dae LMa MM 4 MAY IRON AND BTFEL IMPORTS Washington July Tho Department of Comiflerce reports that the Imports of Iron and' steel into the United State during May amounted to 94N ton against 1UK In April 14-17 In March 114K In February and 11 -111 Iona In January erkwanr a omRUT 1 WOMAN DEAD FROM Ota') Mr kills hath ef 1M Jmge-tteu ava Elmhuret I was fehad dead la th -hitches at her heme teat Bight by bar trOut All the 'gas Jets te Ih pug were tamed ed aad th deem end wtediwa IlgbUy r' ruxuHAL MnncTok xaran eta liiTzi avs nfiooMrn 4 1 IXAJU'UUMB ktiauwiciL 4: I I i Si" i 'Ci.