President of Board, Two Borough Gov. Smith, members of the Board of Aldermen’ and other city-and State of- sq: Mietals attended the funeral this morning , of Alderman Edward V. Gilmore, who "died tast Friday at Bellevue Hospital after an iliness of two months, thé funeral, sald at the Church of Our Lady of Good Presidents and Supreme Jystices |Counset by the Rev. John J. Clark, who Honor Gilmore. was 4 classmate and lifelong friend of Alderman Gilmore, after which inter- ment waa in Calvary Gemetery.. Bor- ough Presidents Dowling of Manhattan and Bruckner of the Bronx, Supreme Court Justice Robert F. Wagner and President Moran of the Board of Alder- men were among those who attended nelghibarhood of] “Aiihors’ Feaidénce at No, 84% Bast |’ Sith Street had flags at half mast, and the Thahnawaga Clb, whose 250 mem- | ders attended the funeral, was draped In|: mourning. A solemn requiem mass was|J., and three companiohs were ar-| . OLEN AUTO. Youth ana ‘Three Compantons wil Theft Atter Crash. Clarence Houghtalen of Newtown, «| rested there early to-day for the theft of the automobile of Grant Cooper of) confessed to the police later he had Seicec = BAMSH CHIR Houghtalen bad. promised to take William. Boyer and oy] could get a oe cou he appeared, i with with & trolley was 50 "Peice eta theen minutes ‘inter & brand new car, minutes rate None of imjured, —_—=—=—=_—_<—<£<=€=€==€=_“—<¥_>—=—=<_£_£_=—¥—XxX—X—

The evening world. dated August 18, 1919

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