New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
DIED..

cLARKE-At Cornwall, Conn. sept.mSer
% 1918, Charlotte Elizabeth Clsrke'
Funeral AT Cornwall on WEDNESDAY,
September "a. at 80 p. m.
c,IrRTIs-At his residence. Chatham,
Mass, Saturday, September 20. Dr; John
Green Curtis, son of the late george
and Julia Bridgham curtis; IN ms 0 sSa
Epiphany. Lexington ave. and 18th ST.
2:SO y. IN. Wednesday. September "A.
HAHNE-Robert Hahne. aged Il. Ser
vices THE Funeral Church, No. ~
West 23d ST. Crank r. Campbell Build
ing1. Tuesday. 10 o'clock. Automobile
cortege.
MOTION September 20, 1913, Sarah
Anna. widow of William II. Mott In
her Sist year. Services at the chapel
of the Home. 104th st and Amst&
dam ave. Tuesday, September rs, ~.
1 o'clock a. IN.
PITKIN-John W. at Englewood, y. j.;
SATURDAY., September o.. 1918. Funeral
services at his late residence, Hillside
ave, Englewood. \. j., on Tuesday. Sep
Erie Station, Jersey City S:A p. m
REED-suddenly at his home, in Grest
harrington. Mass. on SUNDAY; Sep
tember 81. 1918. Charles Reed. for
merIv OF Yonkers in the 6Sth year or
his age. Funeral services VIII be ne,o
at Fairfield Farms, Great Barrlhs,ol,ao
on Tuesday. September 20. al i;SV
D m. Conveyances will be in waiting
at Great Darlington on arrlval OF Ine
y Y, y. H. & H. r. r, train leaving
Grand Central Terminal az SOB a. M
Returning train leaves Great Dat
rington at 4:57 p. m.
TAG -ur crpN.S
SWINGS BANK IN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK at a Special Meeting held
the I'D day OF September 1913 nave re-
ceiyed with deep sorrow tne ahIouIoe,
ment of the demise OF their beloved
President MR. CASIMIR TAG. and re-
cord the following resolutions on the
In the death of casimir Tag the German
savings Bank sustains the loss OF It's
worthy President and the Trustees have
been deprived OF an esteemed 1rleno sHc
earnest co-worker. AR,
Honor was the guiding motive or MS Ire.
Recognizing his manly worth ana Vlr.ues d
the Trustees OF this Institution elected
him q Member Of it's Board May ., lsyy'
a Member of the Committee on f1nance
january 8 1891; Second Nice-President
March s, 1900: First Vice-Presdent July
2 1900 and President october Z. 1901.
He was true TO all trusts reposed IN MIN
and a wise counsellor in the delibera-
tions Of the Board. His force OF char
acter, sterling integrity ana sound yuas
ment won the confidence OF all having
relations with the Bank and his charm
OF manner and kindness endeared him
10 all who knew him.
IL is also our happiness TO know that IN
other fields to which humanity invokes
the services of men his labor and ear
nest benevolence were always effective:
The Trustees deeply lament the death OF
their friend and. gratefully recording
their high appreciation OF the services
rendered by him TO the Bank and de-
sirous of expressing their deep felt sor-
row to the bereaved family, offer IT'D
ute OF affection TO his memory 81 the
parting, IN the poets fsteful words'
Resolved, That this Board attend the ~
neral services in a body and that the
flag OF the Bank be displayed at half
mast until the day after the funerai;
Resolved. That these resolutions be PRINT
ed in the press OF this city and that an
engrossed copy thereof be sent to the
family Of the departed.
VAN SYCKEL-At YonHers N. Y, on
Nor day, September 22. 1913. Emeline
Van Syckel. widow of Horatio ID. Van
Syckel Funeral services at her late
residence, No. 100 Fanshaw ave. Yon-.
kers. n. Y. Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment private.
WILSON-On Monday. September %. 1915
Charles Irving Wilson. Brlgadier Cen
eral L. S. A. (retred), in the nth year
of his age. Funeral services at his late
residence, No. l2s East 3ith ST., Wednes-
day, the 2ith inst, at y. IN. lnterment
Arlington. Washington, ID. c.
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL
LEGION, Commandery Of the State Of
New York. Companion Charles !. VIII
son died September 22, 1918. Funeral
Wednesday, September "a, 1918, at
o'clock D. M. at No. lbs East saith St.
Companions will attend. BY order of
Edwin Stewart, Commander. William
S. Cogswell, Recorder.
CEMETERIES.