New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
DEATHS

ANfHONY-On Friday, September 20 1918
Isaac Stephen. beloved husband of Sarah
II. Anthony. Funeral services in the Welsh
Presbyterian Church. 155th st. and AnA'ter-
dam av., Monday evening, o'clock
Brother Ivorites attend.
The St. Davids Society announces with
deep regret the death of Isaac S. Anthony
Funeral service at the Welsh Church. 500
West lo5th ST.. Monday evening, O'clock
Charles Evans Hughes. President. George
Morgan Lewis, Secretary.
ARNADIJ In Washington, d. c., on Tues
day. September l.. 1918. Anne Comstoc
Arkadij, daughter of Theodore S. and the
late Anne Wright Comstock, OF Rome
BARLOW George Whitfield. jr.. suddenly,
September 20. 1918. Funeral service pri-
Drive,
September u, 1918. William j.. beloved
husband of Martha Elizabeth Casiea~. Fu-
neral from his late residence. 1l5 Central
her %, at 4 O'clock Train leaves foot OF
Liberty St, c. r. r. OF n. d. 8 j. m n
terrent private
BREWSTER Ives Brewster. at Dan
guI:. 2 Conn. September, 20. widow of late
Judge Lyman 4. Brewster, aged 81 wears
months. Funeral Monday. > go p m. at
2l0 Main St.. Danbury.
ECEN2- On September >. Karl Buenz aged
.6 years. Funeral services will be held on
tuesday. September q. at II a. m.
BURRELI-.At Madison. n j., on Saturday.
September u, 1918. after a long illness.
Clara De Forest, wife of Rev David James
Burrel
CANNON DR.. Mott Dwight of New York
and Greenwich, Conn. suddenly. Septem
Der u. in Poultney. Vt.
CARROLL--On September 10, Teresa REGINA
Carroll widow of the late John F. Carroll.
Funeral from her late residence. Hotel Sa-
on
Patrick's Cathedral. where a solemn re-
ouiem mass will be offered for the repose
of her soul Kindly omit flowers. 49,
September II, 1918. Thomas
Clancy, aged ts years, so West l.0th st.
Funera tuesday morning, s oclocls In
'Penn.) papers please copy
CLARK Joseph A., suddenly. at hi, re.i.
dence, PA Bathgate av. Services Mon.
day. p. m Internaent Woodlawn Gene
cRAMEkrcarI s'. :, G.. first lieutenant ssth In
,antfE ,4E hegiment' beloved son OF Mr. and
Mrs {. {. Cramer sos East 1921 81
['iled in action in France August :. Kan,
sas city tAo) papers please copy.
CRANE-At Stamford. Conn. on Saturday
Septemoer y. l9lS. Albert Crane Fu-
eaaa neaal seG<iees will be held at his late resi-
morning. at II O'Clock Conveyances viii
meet train leaving Grand Central Depot a.
9:45 a. m. Kindly omit flowers. int.
ment at convenience Of the family Boston
papers please copy.
DAVIDSON Funeral services Of Second
Lleutenant Edward Crawford Davidson. ir.
September 23. p M. St. Johns Ch,rcb
Elizabeth. n. j. Please omit flowers. -
KLE-Lous T., of 314 Stevens #
Town of Union. n. j. at Los AnceIe@
Cal. September 10.
FARLEY-JoHN CARDINAL
ING t,oaru OF Managers of The Roma,
Catholic Orphan Asylum in tho City of
New York. at y special meeting held for
mat purpose on The 10Th day of septem-
ber. 1918. -
RESOLVED That the death of our be.
loved Cardinal though q great parso,',l
nereaNcilsent 10 each member of til; Roa~,l
has Greater and wider s.gnifcsnce 4 l.
A., 'rreparablc los not alone 10 Charts.
T;a. fenS.on and the country. but 70 Chris-
tlanlty Itself. Uis life Mas devoted no.
only to the amelioration of the condit;n,,S
OF the sick snd the poor and friendio-,
Dpt to TIC 'oaiotenarcc of the highest
1leaiS o. patriotism aud religion. Though
~ heart went out 70 the poor and nm,
ortunate, his sense of right and iu.t,,.
made him ;nfieAible conser\stor of no,,
sonal and property rights. Hs was strong
~ inoued yin true sentiments of love OF
,ountrY. which it was his constant sr,
% have inculcated in all the schools unSo
vi, jurisdiction.
He vas not only 4 gros, prelatc. but ,
ne American and a model of every virtue
h'ch should adorn good priest and a
fiftuons citizen. Conspicuous for his cour
age. irmness and justice. he vas no laes
inaFk"d Ter gontlcness. meckncss and
mercy.
N'th a mind stored with knowledge
With heart full of generous emotions
gith a strong will able TO surn,ount dif.
ticulties' all these were devoted in the
highest and best services that man coI,rJ
rcnder to his felo,. men. '''''
We who hay beoD utin,a t.I,. .e-n.;...,
in one OF the many charities dear to S;s
heari-tnc care Of orphans-fec most
deeply the loss Of his wise counsel AMI
su'dance and sympathi1e with the orphans
VINO arc deprived of his fatherly protec.
ton A. President of this Board for more
tAan fifteen years he sssiduously Iabcred
'or tna comfort and happiness of those
tchinitted 10 its care. No sacrifice was
too great, no labor too ouerons u-i., :.
~, %as question of providing sor these