New-York tribune., 1918-09-20
DEATHS

BATkJN September -. IN ncF -
Clara lnce CodGcd,. beloved wifc OF We
Tor and devoted mother OF benjamin Rob
crt. William and Bella. Funeral ~ thc
convenience of the family.
ROWEN-At her residence. 26S West i1th
ST. Fanny Bowen, cousin of John Iior-
wan Of the Borough Of Brooklyn. Fu-
neral from her late residence. FRIDAY
Septcmber %. At 10 O'Clock. thence to
Holy Cross Church. West a2d St. near 9th
av, where A solemn requiem mass VII
he celebrated for the rcposc OF her soul
Interment Calvary Cemetery
BOYLE In West Hoboken, Tucsday, Sep
tcmbcr II. 1918 John A., beloved hus-
band of the late Margaret BOYLE 'nee
ST Michael Holy Name Society and caF-
roll Council X. oG c.. No. 1918. are in
viteJ to attend the funeral from his late
resdcnee 2i8 Gentfa s0 81 on thon.c f'day,
10 ST Michaci's Monastery. wnofe sol.
emn high mass of requiem will he offered
for the rcpose of his soul.
BRADY Thomas. suddenly. on September
Il, beloved husband of Mary Brady tnee
Masterson). native of Parish of Drumard
County Longford, ireland Funeral from
his late residence, 428 East 57th St. on
Friday, at . 80 q. M, thence to the Church
of St John the Evangelist. where a sol
emn requiem mass will be offered for the
repose of his soul
BRECK- Elizabeth Head. daughter of George
w. and Katharine Head Breck. suddenly,
at Flushing, l.. l.. in the 9Th year OF ner
age. Funeral private.
BuHL~At his home, 80 7th st.. College
Point. Long Island, September 1s.. 1918
Julius A. Bull, Funeral from his late
home: 80 7th ST.. College Point, Long
CASANO--September Il. Frederick Casano
Services 223 Sth av.. near list St. Friday
CEDER-Andrew age 81. suddenly. on Sep
tember Is, of pneumonia. while in service
of his country. in the navy: Buried with
full military honors in L. ). Naval Gene
terry. at Chelsea, Mass.
COHEN-Joseph E., beloved husband Of the
late Miriam Cohen. father of Emanuel.
Jacob. Sol j.. Sarah. Herman and Philip
Cohen. Funeral from his late residence.
Palestine Lodge, No. So, |. 0. F. 5. Of l.,
invited.
CooKE-At her residence. 4se Greene av.
Brooklyn, on September Is, 1918. Julia
A., daughter of late Erasas and Luricia
r. Cooke. Funeral private lnterment
Kingston. n. y
Wednesday September IS: wife of Morris
Ducker and mother of William AID Mrs
residence. s95 West End av.. Friday. Sep
tember %. at 10 a.. Omit flowers.
Members of the Amclla Relief Society
are respectfully requested to attend the
funeral services of our beloved Director,
who passed away september 10. oSrNlceS
70 be held on Friday. September 20. 10
a. m. from her late residence, S95 West
End av. Signed by order of the President.
Mrs. l. Steinau
America Lodge. No. II, U. Q. T. S:
Sisters. you are requested to attend the
funeral of Sister Henrietta DUcker on Fri
day from her late residence, s95 West End
av.. New York. Interment Mt Neboh
Cemetery. Brooklyn ct u oclock. By
lauer, Secretary.
DYAS-Sarah. on senten1ber IS. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway 6Sth
st. Crank Campbells,. Friday. p. m.
ERDRICH September IS. 1918. Sigmund
Helen, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Mark S
Erdrich. Funeral services will he held
Friday at 10 d M.
FARLEY John Cardinal
The Board of Managers of The Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum in the City Of
New York, at special meeting held for
that purpose the 9th day of Septem-
Der. 1918,
RESOLVED. That the death of our be
loved Cardinal. though a great personal
bereavement to each member of this Board
has a greater and wider significance. 1t is
an irreparable loss not alone to charity,
religion and the country. but to Chris
tianity itself. His life was devoted not
only to the amelioration OF the conditions
of the sick and the poor and friendless.
but to the maintenance of the highest
ideals of patriotism aud religion. Though
his heart went out to the poor and un-
fortunate. his Of right and justice
made him a inf1exible conservator OF per
sonal and property rights. He was strong
ly mbued with true sentiments of love of
country. which it his constant effort
to have inculcated in all the schools under
his jurisdiction.
He was not only great preate, but a
true American and a model Of every virtue
which should adorn a good priest and a
vrtuous citizen. Conspicuous for his cour-
age. frmness and justice he was no less
marked for gentleness, meekness and
mercy
With mind stored with knowledge.
with heart full of generous emotions.
with strong will able to surmount dif.
ticulties. all these were devoted n 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 ms
heart-the care of orphans feel most
deeply the loss OF his wise counsel and
guidance, and sympathze with the orphans
who are deprived OF his fatherly protec-
ton. As President of this Board for more
than fifteen years he assiduously ]abored
for the comfort and happiness OF those
committed TO its care No sacrifice va
too great, no labor too onerous when If
was question of providing FOR these
little ones
Mindful we are of his great and inn.
portant work for the Country. state md