New-York tribune., 1920-01-28
OBITUARY NOTES

!, MRS: DOLLY WERNER B!.uMNNkRANz
ehlrty-two' wife Of Edward NJ. Bumenkranz,
d commission merchant OF West Washuptor
Market. died yesterday Of nncumoni, ,ftcr :,
prsef illness. She is survived by her husband
and two daughters. The funeral viii be TO-
morrow from her late residence 1856 Seventh
Avenue. '
LIEUTENANT ARTHUR WHITNEY
STEVENS. twenty-five. of the IJn;ted Statas
Aviation Reserve Corps, died Monday at hi.
home, 1910 Dean Street. Broollyn Of nneu,
mona. He was born in Brooklyn and was
educated at the Boys High School. the Polv-
technic Preparatory School and Ne,v ynyl-
University. He was a menher ot T1n;taa
States Marine Post, 300. American Ier;on 1,,'eu
GEORGE FOLEY q newspaper and n,a,,.
zine writer and motion picture author, died
Ger Street, jersey City. He was tho author
OF the motion picture The Girl Who For
got and he became i'll while witnessing a
demonstration of that picture
CAPTAIN GEORGE CONN. eighty-nine, a
veteran Lake Champlan pilot died Mondav
ut his home in Plattsburc, n. Y. He for,
merry was master of a freight schooner and
la'er was captain of passenger steamers on
the Jake "
= MRS. ROSARIO C. EsPAILLAT, thirty
.our, "Ie Of Pedro Espaillat. Il wealthy
merchant Of Santo Domingo died Monday Of
GneumoMii; The body taken to the
Campbell Funeral Church and will be sent to
Santo Domingo for burial. Mrs Espaillat's
hepunhc OF Santo Domingo and her father
in-lav was President of that country. She
IS survived by three children
MRS: JEANNETTE HOOKER MOORE.
roW ELL, a cousin OF William Gillette the
i,n-iaw James f. Boydstun l53 Ross Street.
brpokiyn after a short illness with pnsu,
noni, Mrs. Powels ancestors came to this
country from England on the Maynower
:, .AMEs WASHINGTON FULLAGAR,
for o., .
painter Of landscape signs for the O. /
Gude Company. died Sunday of pneumonia
~ his home, 289 Crescent Street BROOKLYN.
Mr.. Fullagar had Travelled throuphout ~
( country and Canada painting landscape sd-
Neihsina signs. He Mason and be-
longed to the Royal Arcanum and the loyal
Order of Moose.
CHARLES II. ADLARD forty-eight. resi-
nent n assistant secretary of the Massachusetts
Sonding and Insurance Company died Mon
uaN of pneumonia at his home $50 Myr1,e
AVenue Brooklyn. He was Il member of
Brooklyn Lodge. %. r. r o. Eiks, and
Franklin Council, Jr. 0. u. A. NJ
FERDINAND NEUROHR. seventy for.
merly in the catering business in this city
for many years. died Of apoplexy SUNDAY at
his home, 5l9 Eighth Avenue BROOKLYN.
WILLIAM +. LOWE. siSty-nine, connected
lor many YEAR with the advertising depart
ment OF The BROOKLYN Times" died Monday
at his home, lo6 Vernon Avenue. Brooklyn
MAX TAIL sixty-two, associated with
thc Sperry Aircraft Company is dead Of
apoolexy at his home in Farningdale. Long
Island. For thirty years he was in the en-
pioy of NJ. Ahcnheim & Co.
MISS MARY BURR. seventy-seven. for
many years principal of the Morrstown Free
kindergarten, Morristown. N j. died Mon
day in the Memorial Hospital there after n
long illness.
REGlNO BREIBYM, dtty-tive, in the hotel
business for many years. died Monday at the
Hotel Marie Antoinette. with which she was
associated for fourteen years. Services will
be- held today at the Campbell Funeral
Church,.
MARIA NJ NELSON. seventy. FOR more
than Twenty-Five Vars employed in the
Treasury Department at Washington. died
Monday after long illness at her home in
Brooklyn. The body was taken to the Camp
bell Funeral Church. where services were
conducted yesterday. For nearly forty years
Miss Nelson served as IA government clerk.
reeignng her post last ycnr.
JAMES j. CASEY. sixty-cight. n rctirce
police lieutenant. formerly attached to the
i5th Precinct. is dcnd ut his home 3a3 Enat
Eighty y-aeventh Street. after II brief illness