New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
BIRTHS
DEATHS

DEATHS
BAXTER On Wednesday. December 4. 1918
Henry Mesmith Baxter. jr., aged 2 rnonths
only child OF Henry and Lillian s. Baxte,
interrnent at Greenwood. Indianapol;.
papers please copy.
BRADY Lieutenant Vincent A. Brady sst,,
Company, 9TH Regiment. T. s. Marins~
died in France November / I from wound
received il action; aged 20 years son Of
Thomas j. Brady and the late Mary N
t'rndy- solemn requiem mss viii be OF
tered To- the repOsc OF his soul at ths
Church OF Our Lady of Lourdes l42d 81
near Amsterdam sv.. Monday, Decembe-
>, at 10 a Relatives and friends arc
requested TO attend.
CLARK -Salter Storrs. H.. son Of Saltsr
Storrs CLARK and Caroline &. Clark, Of
Company A, 3iitb Regiment. Z. s. IT.
fantry, killed in action in France, Noverr-
Der /, 1913. Brother OF Coleman T. Clsrk
who was killed 1t Soissoas on May "a.
1918
CRAWFORD-At Trebizond. Turkey, Sen
tember y. 1913. the Rev. Lyndon 6. Cravp-
ford. D. D., in his 61th year.
CUMMINGS Charles. on December 5. sey-
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH. B'war,
66th st Crank Campbeilsl, SUNDAY
2 80 y. m.
FISHER-At Morristown, n. J.. December
), 1918, Mary u. Fisher. daughter of the
late Mrs. Augusta II. Fisher. Notice Of
funeral hereafter.
GUENTHER- Thursday, December {.
1918. General Francis L. Guenther U. s
a. in the S1sU year of his age. Services
viii be held at his late residence East
l24th st. on Saturday, p. N. Buffalo
papers please copy.
JOLLIE-At Rutherford. n. J.. on Deceu.
Der !, Lizzie P, in her 65th year after
lingering illness. at the Hackensack Hoe
pital. Funeral services Friday evening.
$3.50 o'clock, from the residence Of her
brother. Walter P. Jollie, 231 Wood st.
Interment private. =
kING-Ser9eant Charles Newell, aged 81.
killed in action November l. beloved hus-
band of Sarah r. King and only son OF
Mary c. and the late Charles Newell Kinf
s. Highland av., Jersey City, n. J.
LANIER R-At Omaha, Neh. of influenza, De
ceInher 4, Charles Lanier, % in bis 3ad
year. son Of James +. D. Ianier ano
Harriet Bishop Lanier. Notice of funers
hereafter.
MCREERY- Lieutenant Frank Plant. la
Aero Squadron, U 5. A., died in Fran
m discharge Of duty. on May II, 1913
The memorial erected by his townsmer
will he dedicated the High Schoo.
grounds at Port Washington, Long fslsnd
Sunday. December 3, at o'clock Friends
invited.
MONELL-S Suddenly. at 19 West s4tb st.. cf
pneumonia. on December s. Samuel How
ard Monell M D., in his ed year. Funeral
private.
OGLESBY At his home Mohegan Heights
on December 4. 1918 Albert Shipp Oglesby
in his 18Th year. Funeral services at his
late residence. Friday evening. At O'Clock
Interment private.
RANDLE-At his residence. SIS Central
Park West. on Monday, December ?, 1918,
John Lounsbury Randle. Funeral private.
SAlM-Shijuo. on December .. Lying in
state at THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Bwsy.
between Goth and 6.th SITS.
SICkELS-Novenber 80. at the residence Of
her daughter. Mrs. Berell, kinderhook,
n \. Caroline Fsirfnans widow Of Hiram
E. Sickels.
STRAEGHT-A memorial service or Major
Willard DiclIerman Straight. who died in
Paris December |, 1918, viii be held in
Grace Church, Broadway and Tenth e.,
or Friday. December g. at 2. m.
1t IS with profound sorrow that, on be
half of the entire membership of the Ma
toua Foreign Trade Council. we thus
cord their poignant realization of the ire
parable loss that has befailen the Council
throurh the untimeiy death OF Major VII
lard d. straight. one OF ITS founders and
from lis beginning an active and forcetu
member of as executive committee. As
member alsc Of several OF its subsidiary
committees dealing with different problems
ci international commerce. he iabored witt
unwearyine effort and singular ability %
promote national understanding of the true
function OF foreign trade in its relation 70
The permanent well being of all in what
ever walk Of life. The vision the en-
thusiasm. and the energy OF Major Straight
aided materially. not only 70 the orgsnizs
uon Of the National Foregn Trade Cour
cii, but also in the direction Of its work
and IN the service he has rendered in assist
ing the Development cf national nteres.
~ foreign trade The training of MS ears
i'te, the varied ennloyments af his youns
'nalhood and his participation IN broaa
sifalrs ci lntcrnatll nal moment gave hun
in 2n exceptional degree clear conipre
rensiOn Of the vital power of foreign trade
3S stab'i'z,ng influence in domestic pros
perlty ie stood On the threshold OF ful
manhood with a record Of early achlese
meht that gave great promise for ios
years of his maturity. He was of the best
type Of true Americansm, generous. kindly.
seif-sacrificing, devoted to his country and
It's. cause. filed with a patriotism thsi
recloned net the cost but counted ony
the service. His career viii be e lasting
inspiration to the youth OF America. ms
early death IS loss TO his friends. hr
associates and his country that cannot be
repaired
For the National Foreign Trade Council,
J. A. FARRELL President,
W l.. SAUNDERS,
l.. y. THOMAS.
@. X. DAVIS. Secretary.
December >. 1918.
THoASSON On Wednesday. December !.
1918, Alexander Thomson. beloved hus'
band OF Jemima Thomson NEE Wallace.
Relatives and friends. also members Of
Hiram Lodge No II, r. and 4. NJ. Ho-
bolen Lodge. No l06 Knights Of Pythiss
Anickerbocker Commandery. 295. l. o. 6.
@. are respectfully invited to attend tn
funeral services at his late residence. G.
Garrison az. Jersey City. on Friday even
ing December 6, at o'clock IntermeIa
Saturday Ut convenience Of family
TOWNSEND Wednesday. December
1918. Anna Parish Townsend. daughter Of
tns laie Samuel II. and Maria L. Town
send. OF Greenport. l. l. Funeral private
VAN SINDEELN Katharine. wife of Herr
=. Van Sindc "a and daughter of Alfred
/. and Annie g. l.. White. II Washingoa.
D. c. on Thursday. December 5. 1918. fu-
at ia az Ia $axlpQ