New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
DIED.

JoNEs-On Saturday. April 81. 1912, at her
residence, No. 1873 Madison ave. Mary Jones
daughter Of the late o. w and e. NJ Jones
Funeral at her late residence Tuesday morn
ing, April 80, at 10 o'clock, Please omit
flowers Interment at Fairfield. Conn.
KNoX-In Seoul. Corea. April IS, Of pneu-
nonia the Rev. George william Knox. %. d.
IL. d. Professor OF the Philosophy OF His
tory and Religion In the Union Theological
Seminary. Notice OF funeral services mere
after.
MINUTE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE ALLIED REAL ESTATE INTER
EsTs. ADOPTED APRIL 81. 1912.
The news OF the death OF Edgar Levey.
Vice President and one Of the directors OF
the Allied Real Estate Interests. is received
with the profoundest regret by his associates
In this organization.
efforts on behalf OF the objects OF this or,
ganzation. We recognize in him z faithful |
and able leader, and feel that by his death
the real estate interests OF New York City
have sustained an irreparable loss Broad
minded, kindly, with trained intellsct, re
was one OF the few men I'm New York CITY
who. while successful IN business, have re-
tained an interest In and fondness FOR ths
greater problems that affect the social AND
HIS associates on this Board desire in this
minute 60 express their recognition OF his
. great service 10 the organization. their hish
appreciation Of his character and ABILITY |
and their keen personal sorrow at his death'
ALLAN ROBINSON, President.
G.. RICHARD DAVIS, Secretary.
oRlfIsToN--At whitby. ontario, Canada. on
Aprll % 1912. in the S9th year OF her age
Ciarissa Cochrane widow OF the Rev. Dr,
William Ormiston Interment private IN
Greenwood Cemetery.
RANsOM-On Saturday, April %, az his resi-
dence, No. 10 West 2ist st. Frank j. Ran
som Funeral services at the Church OF the
Holy Communion. 9Th ave ana 2otn st. Oh
Tuesday. April 80 at half-past 10 a. m
Nfor-N-,r SIN Al HOSPITAL.
At a special meeting OF the Board Of Directors
OF the Mount sinai Hospital, held on sunday,
APRIL 18Th l9l2 tae ~ i"Gerf aSopftnE Teseu.ions
on the death OF Mr.. Isidor Straus, the fres-
dent OF a sister institution The directors es
pressed their sentiments IN inc io"o"'"t
II is with the deepest sense ot loss that the
Directors OF the Mount Sinai Hospital hsNe
learnt OF the death of Mr.. Isidor straus IN nc
frightful disaster which oyer"heimeo the
steamship Titanic on April 18th
During his long and active career III our Cot
man, a merchant and wholehearted friend of
all progress and Of everything that tehoeo 10
improve our communal life ,
He always took the deepest and most active "
terest in all benevolent WORK atectlns TO,
only the Jewish but the entire communi,y1 an
lv his liberal gifts OF time energy. fntelllseh.
. thought and means he placed in the front
rank OF the friends ~ humanity
As Of the organizers and as me fte.1en o.
or sister Institution, Tho Educational Allisnce;
he performed a great work in 81 eating snn
Americanizing thousands OF those who eirivea
on these shores entirely unfamiliar WIN o or
language, our theories OF llo anu ""' -"
zenship -
us endeared himself to all who had been assc-
clated with him IN the many problems ot ~
tIonai municipal and communal life ana MS
removal from our midst under such disressinA
circumstances leaves VOID wh'ch u VIII -
impossible 10 fill. s
able wife has met with universai adnirsio"
and furnishes wonierful example OF ndsn,
and sef-sacrthce which must Iea'e Jus i"P'
upou the entire civilized world. ~ a..
To the bereaved descendants and relatives, ne
Directors extend their deep felt sympathy In
the loss which they have sustained.
II was also Resolved. that these resolutions %
entered in fun upon the minutes OF s the mses :.
ing and that an engrossed copy theIeot
P'ISgTI PHtfJP J, GooDHARr. Vlce-Presidsnf.
g HERBERT WOLFE, Secretary.
THE MOUNT SINAI TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
NURSES.
Al n sneciai meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the Mount Sinai Training school for NURSES.
hAls on the 25th DAY OF April, 1872 the acting
President announced the death OF MT and
Mrs Isldor Straus, whereupon the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
That In the death OF Isidor Straus the commu
nifty has lost one OF It's foremSs. ei-ehs' ems s, on
interests OF his country ana one slnsuialH
fitted TO occupy q position OF prominence
r,;s aosg . n,5ropic activities are so we'll known
that they scarcely require mention, his entire
life having been devoted TO the encouiasemen,
OF endeavor for the Improvement OF our SOCIAL
and political fabric. 80. ,...
The recollection OF Mr.. and Mrs lsioor Straus
cIasned in Fond embrace awaiting the end will
for generations TO come serve az an eAainpis
OF true domestic happiness.
To the family we extend our heartfelt sympathy
In their great bereavement
These resolutions are 10 be spread on the
minutes OF this society and an ensrossed copy
sent TO the family OF the deceased.
HENRY L. CALMAN, Acting President.
LOUIS AUERBAcH, Secretary.
woRTHINGToN-.Harry WoTthington' &c, a F1nesa, ssl
west Dad St Crank f. Campbell BuildinS).
tuesday afternoon. 2so'elock.