New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
DEATHS

I y'u,oe LYMAN Is. HreWsIer' aSe % o. SS"''
'aase " Funeral Monday, $50 r. Ms at
s @,s' Main St. Danbury-
Nv suddenly. on Friday, September %.
C0hE- Cnhn beloved husband of lena
Aessty5 evserl, devoted father Of Edward
.hee Ms Ida trlanger and Mrs Hazel
pshn.N Funeral from his late residence
hAt cn'th straiton av., Arverne. l.. L, Sun
u - 's September %. at II a. m. lnterment
cay ss'Monnt Neboh Cemetery at IL 80 a. M
.nups-on September 10, Zillah Combs,
tonIa' 60 wears Funeral services at Ocean
asee Us NJ Z. Church. Sunday, at ,
.n.,rrp1EY-On September 20, at his resi-.
th sLI.a Il Catharine St. Thomas beloved
GEN., Of Rebeoca Critchley. Funeral
hosW Smsa September IS, at Is p m,
On t So- 70 St. Pauls Chanel, Broadway and
Ven, ye'.- e. Interrnent Evergreens Gene
,. va, %, 1918, Marie Fun
sA NJ Funeral Monday, 9:l5 a m. from
S%S w $50 Vest 15oth St, thence to
:. Cstserine's Church, 1854 St, near Am
....deno av, Mass, 10 o'clock lnserment
:. Rayrnonds Cemetery. Automobua
costege.
'A" The Board Of Managers of The Roman
c..sor OrDhan Asylum in the City OF
New York, at SPECIAL meeuhX helo io'
,Ast PURPOSE on the 18th day Of Septen-
REsoLvFD, That the death of our be-
,orsd CARDINAL though 2 great personal
S.-sayement % each member Of this Board.
bss A greater and wider significance. 1t IL
an ;-reparable loss not alone TO charity.
-sla,;on and the country, but to Chris
-;as;tv Itself. His life was devoted not
,nlv to the amelcration OF the conditions
a the sick and the poor and friendless,
ant to the maintenance OF the highest
deals OF patriotism and religion. Though
S;s heart went out to the poor and IN
fo~tlnats, his sense of right and justice
sonsI and property rights. Hs was strong
~ ;nbued with true sentiments of love of
country, which it was his constant effort
N have inculcated in all the schools under
bis Jurisdiction.
He was not only great preiate, but n
rue American and model OF every virtue
which should adorn a good priest and a
,irtuous citizen Conspicuous for his cour-
age. frmness and justice, he was no less
marked for gentleness, meekness and
mercy.
with q mind stored with knowledge
with heart full Of generous emotions ms
with q strong will able TO surmount diff
dcuties. all these were devoted in the
highest and best services that man could
render to his fellow-men.
We who have been intimately associated
in one Of the many charities dear to his
heart-thc care OF orphans-feei mos,
deeply the loss of his wise counsel and
guidance and sympathize with the orphans
who arc deprived of his fatherly protec-
tion. As President Of this Board for more
than fifteen years he assiduously labored
for the comfort and happiness OF those
committed to its care. NO sacrifice was
30 great no labor too onerous, when 1t
sas question Of providing Cor these
little ones.
Mindful as we are Of his great and i'm
portant work for the Country, State and
City, and of his valuable services TO religion
and charity. we deem il especially appro-
pirate that there should be entered upon
our records Il minute expressive of his in
valuable services to the homeless orphans,
and Of their and our sentiments of esteem
and affection, and of our sense of the irrep-
arabic loss sustained by his death.
As a testimonial of our loving respect.
It is ordered that this minute be spread
upon our records, that our asylums be
dcaned 10 mourning for the space Of thirty
lays. and that the members Of this Board
attend ms tuneral in hodv.
hight Rev. JOSEPH +. MOONEI, Y. G.,
Nice-Presi defd
FRANCIS O'NEILL, Secretary.
rARLEY-JoHN CARDINAL
The Society Of 81 Vincent dc Paul in
The City OF New York wishes Sc record the
profound sorrow with which it has learned
II the death Of His Erinenco Cardinal
Farley, fer many wears its Spiritual Di-
rector. While we recognize the prominent
psrt which he took in recent gears in the
greet events which have stirred the nation
and his valuable services TO the public in
'y, state and country, we treasure par
ucularly the Immense help which he has
been TO the poor coming under the super
r,f tat,- tc ko NY
charitable works II which our society took
Part For the seventeen years during
which he va spiritual Director he rarely
sbaented himself from meeting of the
Iouncll. To the efforts of the Society to
upht those seeking is aid he always
brought not only wise counsel, but an en-
rouragine word, and his firm stand when
laiiue seemed imminent has often served
70 lniuse new energy INTO our work. When
me new honors given to him by the Church
sutnor1ties and his added responsibilities
might we'll have excused him from attend
~uee' ne was still TO be found at our meet
niss, aud even when elevated to the posi-
non OF Cardinal he gladly accepted our
invitations and attended and lent the in
Nuehce Of his presence and his words to
Eely charitable work. Therefore, de-
~ 10 expires our sentiments of the value
VI DIS services not only to the state and
aAVoh' hut to our society, tine poor whom
y Is priv ileged TO serve. and to the works
~ oharitY SO dear to his heart. and, in
11Vnlhoh with the other societies OF the
n9ee'e' we desire to express our sense of
D.. ppfeparahie loss occasioned by his death.
A., Rev. PATRICK !. HAYES. D. D.,
HILLARY Bishop OF n. Y, Spiritual Di-
~e1f, .Nlitsu Central Council Of New York.
psaaNES BOYLE, President
Wu1 Ciir Council of the City of New York.
Psr,;., ,,,AhL !. SCANLAN. President
F,p| AMH Council Of Upper Manhattan.
ps,t;s ,Nh r CUNNION. President
'!9sN s.,.nr Council of the Bronx.
JAMES j. REID. President
in TIE trustees OF st. Patrick's Cathedral,
senblsAO Ny OF New York. in meeting as
1914 A. 81 the 10th day Of September,
H.. 70 make this minute:
H.. NY record their ineNDressible sorrow al
ksbaoaS s OK their president Cardinal Arch
''IW1op and friend.
spir RI a1icMeSvements in the material and
nanv -, spheies of his activities are too
W require recital '0 Nf' N''O"'
tlana9 pieIy. wisdom, executive power gem
love ,c nanness, human sympathy and
his noa roui''ry were distinguished among
virtues lazy ny commanding qualities His
country los. TO his tlock and to his
size IN memory as an insnirat;or n
he ies, things. And they pray that "a
holy , s,,~s GOWN upon this world with his
spond;no no VIII sec that his people are re-
Isl s.aIs 70 his devout wishes and his high
''irstlons for them
iHoMAs II. KELLY. Secretary.
the Sha"er aiaon Friday. September 20. at
Morris tis'o ems, Of sister-in-law. Esther Asch,
August, florsheim; husband of the late
brother os ana beloved father of Louis.
SEM ,rs chapel 239 Lenox av.. on sund ia,n
Kn; na.on September 90. Jacob Forst os
Iacohisoh' ~ Y, beloved husband NJ
Ieon' Ne beloved father OF Sophie Davis
ser si, MAY ~. Bernard and Henry. Funeral
/ &c Ab.s, 20 % be held at his late residence,
erpsTr, ST. Kingston, Sunday. p. m.
Gerstsi '1L h' September 20, Leonard II.