Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-03
HUNDREDS PAY
LAST TRIBUTE TO
Lesser LEHMAN
Obsequies. Are Attended by
Friends, Business Associates
and Men in Official Life.

HUNDREDS of s%orrowing friends, buei-
ness associates and men prominent in
the official life of the city gathered in
the Temple B'nai Jeshurun yesterday
afternoon when the funeral of Loser
Lehman, member OF the Board of Hdu-
cation, and one of the most prominent
citizens of Newark, was held. Previ-
ously services for the family were held
at the home. 80 Lincoln park. Rabbi
Solomon Foster and Rabbit Emeritus
: Joseph Leucht were the officiating
~clergymen. both delivering eulog1es in
which glowing reference was made to
the many admirable qualities that dis
tinguished Mr.. Lehman.
Rabbi Emeritus Joseph Leucht made
the closing address. He spoke In par
ticular of the connection Mr.. Lehmal
had had with the church organization.
A portion of his remarks follow:
Rabbi Leucht,s EuIosy.
THE death which we have gathered
here Il mourn is a blow to our church
organization, as we'll as to the family
and friends of our late brother. 1t is
a loss we "a never fully recover from
as long as the memory of the man lives
in our minds. His usefulness was in
his sincerity to the cause of the church
The one way left US In which we can
fifty honor him Is to pattern u own
lives after the high ideal he left US"
The Jallbearers were: Former Gov
ernor Z tokes, Frederick r. Guild, presi-
dent or the Board of Education; Will
lam Scheerer, Joseph Goetz, Philip LIN
deman, AMI Berla, Philip Lowy. b.
straus. jr, Moses Rachlin. Emanuel
Neu. of Trenton; Selig Berman and
MAJ Henry, of Dover.
other prominent persons present were
Mayor Haussling, Judge Simon Hahn,
former u. 8. Senator James Smith, 5r,,
Edward Ward, Joseph M. Byrne, the
entire Board of Education, officials o.
the Union National Bank, of which Mr.,
Lehman was a director; Uzal II. NC
Carter. and many prominent associates
of the deceased. Among tho latter
were:
Among the Mouyuers.
AMI Berla, Herman Hoizner, c.. M
Meyers, Rudolph Kroempe, Henry
Gluck, Gustave Mayer, Henry Heller
Samuel Walter. Julius Stahl, Jacob L
Schwartz. Louis v. Aronson, Lee
Lissner, Arthur Lissner. Charles Roth
Seymour Swan, Richard Krtmke
Philip Krimke, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Marx, Harry Negbauer, Max Neg
bauer, julius Abeles, Emanuel Lowen-
stein, Louis Bamberger. Felix Fluid,
Elias Berla, Max Hertz, Abram Hol-
lander, L. C. Schwarz, Levi Weingar-
ten, Abram R%othchild. Abram Metz
ger, Daniel Mar, Samuel Froelich,
Emanuel Schloss, Louis Lipman. Abra-
ham Feist, Leon Feist, ]. P. Schwarz
Edward Anspach. Philip Spies, Lee
Scheuer, David scheuer. Fred Scheuer
Albert Scheuer, Moses Scheuert Sells
Scheuer, Samuel Abrams, WilliNm 8
Rich, David Lnngfeider. Nathanie
King, L. M. Finger, julius Finger, VIII
liam Finger, Fred Apple. Gustave
Steinhart, Joseph F1sch. Jacob Fisch
David Osterweil. Louis Jonas, DR.
Newton Bernstein, Morris Croll. Ed.
ward Schoen. Irving Froelich. David
Heller, Mortimer Lowry, Harry Lowry
Bernard Stern, Solomon Levy, OF Phil
a~delphia; Mrs. Samuel Kruger, Mrs
Jacob Krueger and Mrs. Max Engel
OF New York; Moses Schloss, Adoipf
Holzner, Arthur Philips. Martin Gold
smith, Jacob Meyer. Walter g. Brady
Frank r. Keeler, and Louis c.. Henry
of New York, and William Bauerman