New-York tribune., 1918-12-03
DEATHS

DEATHS
AMORY-Killed in action in France on Oc-
tobcr g Lieutenant Thomas ID. Amory son
of Edward j. Amory. Of Wilmington Del
and the late Maria O'Berne and grandson
OF the late Brgadier General Thomas l.
c. Amory, U. S. A, of Boston
In the death of Mr.. Horace f. Andrews
which occurred with great suddenness on
Sunday. December /, at his residence, fV
East sd St, after illness from pneu-
added to the long list of noble men VINO
have given their lives in concentrated over
work for their country in these troubled
days. Through nine years of tenacious
fighting for franchise rights for the Cleve-
land street railroads, known among trac-
ton men throughout the world as techn-
cally setting a new standard of honor and
straightforward dealing with municipal
authorities, through eQulppIng and operap-
ing traction lines throughout Eastern and
Central New York State and standardizing
his roads as among the best in the country,
he took his place among the leading trac-
ton men of the world. and was selected as
the man to 20 to London and reorganlZe
the underground railways developed un-
successfully under the late Charles Ierkes.
Unable to abandon his personal affairs, ne
selected Sir Albert Stanley, who has be-
member of the War Cabinet under
Lloyd George
With varied and wide interests, his active
life has been crowned with honor and sue
cess. From the beginning of the war he
has labored increasingly to aid the country
in every conceivable way, especially as
sociating himself with Red Cross and War
Camp Community work. At the organiza-
ton of the War Relief Clearing House for
France and her allies at the beginning of
Committee
Among other interests at the time of his
death he was president and director of the
New York State Railways, Rochester Rail
way & Light Company, Mohawk Valley
Company and Schenectady Railway Com
pany. and a director of the New York Cen
trail Railroad Company, Michigan Central
Railroad Company. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago st. Louis Railroad Company,
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Com
pany. West Shore Railroad Company, Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
and Havana Electric Railway Company.
He was a trustee of Teachers College
Provident Loan Society and a member of
the Central Council of the Charity Or
ganizaton Society and member of the
following clubs: University Club. RACQUET
and Tennis Club, Piping Rock Club. City
Midday Club, Riding Club, Yale Club, Fort
Schuyler Club Utica; Genesee Valley
Club Rochester; Mohawk Club Sche-
nectady, and one of the Board of Governors
of the Automobile Club of America.
Full of honors, if not of many years.
sad at heart worn with constant effort
when overworked and spent. DR.. Stires, of
st. Thomas's Church. has paid him a fit
ting tribute in adding, "He has won the
golden star
BARNARD At Mount Kisco. N Y. Decem-
ber |, 1913, Charles A. Barnard in his
63d year. Funeral from ST. Marks Episco-
pal Church, Mount Disco N Y, on
Wednesday, December 4, at 2:15 p. m.
BERGH-Grace Bunker, on December 2
1918. Funeral services at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs Richard A. Wright G
Kenmore Place, Brooklyn, at 80 on
Thursday.
BERRIEN-On Saturday, November 30
1918, Augustus F. Berrien. age g. years.
Services at his late residence 345 Dean
St, Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 8. s o'clock. rnterment Woodlawn
Cemetery Saratoga papers please copy.
BODKER-Ella D. beloved mother of Albert,
Joseph and Harry c. Booker. Saturday.
November 80, at q West 58th St In
terment Georgetown, Ohio. Cincinnati
papers please copy.
BOWER-On November 80, 1913. George
Harvey Bower, age 66 years. Services will
be held at his home 1407 Lexington av.
on Tuesday evening. at o'clock. In
terment at Schoharie, N. Y. Boston papers
please copy.
BOWNE-December /, Emma F.. aged SIS
years. Funeral services Tuesday, 80 p. m -
BROWN-On Sunday, December /. 1918
Melvin Brown, IN his 18th year Funeral
services will be held at his home. 21s
Greene av., Brooklyn. on Thursday, Ds-
cember 5, at II a m.
CAMP-At Norwalk, Conn. December /
1918. Frances j., widow of Jonathan
Camp. in her 76th year. Funeral service
at her late home. ll6 East av.. Tuesday
December 3. Mt 80 p.
CONKLIN- Saturday. November 80. Mar
garet b., beloved wife of William Conklin
home, Elmore av., Englewood Wednesday
morning. $3.50 o'clock. to st. Cecilia
Church. where solemn requiem high mass
viii be sung at 10 o'clock Intermen'
Mount Carmel Cemetery.
DECKER Rev Floyd Decker. at his resi-
dence, l19 East l92d ST. Funeral service.
Tuesday. December 3. at D. M, at tn,
Elmendorn Chapel. III East l21st st.
DE BLOIS-On Sunday. December 1918
Ellen NJ. De Blois in her 90th year. In
neral services will be held at her home
2o- Hancock ST., Brooklyn. on Tuesday
December 3. at 80 p. m. Boston Mass.
papers please copy.
DE LAMAR On Sundav, December !. a
Roosevelt Hospital after a brief illness
SaPtaih Jo5eph X. De Lamar, in the 1911
year of his age. Funeral services at hi.
late residence 233 Madison av.. New YorI
City, ON Tuesday morning December 8. a
II o'clock
DIAM0ND-Died, on Friday. November 20
Of pneumonia, Edith Vanderbilt Diamond
wife of the late William Carrell Diamond
OF Nutley N J., daughter OF the late
Aaron Vanderbilt. Funeral services a
Zoar. residence of John Bernard Diamond
Gaithersburg, Md. on Sunday December
at ! o'clock
DIX Gertrude. beloved wife Of Frank Dix
daughter of Mr. aud Mre. George Chip
chase and sister of Paul and hobart Chip
chase. Funeral services at hen. late resi-
dence, $3.50 Creston av.. Monday. Decem
Der ,. at 8 ,. IN. Funeral Tuesday De
cenber 3. ] 80 y. n. Interment Wood
lawn. Chicago papers please copy.
DU BOIs Abraham, suddenly, or Decsns
Der !. in his sfth year Funeral service
at HI. late residence. 500 Garfield nj.
Brooklyn. Tuesday. December 2. at 3 II
y. n. lntesrnent private.
DUDLEY Harriet f.. suddenly. OF pneu
monia. November 90 Funeral services a
chapel st Lukes Hospital. Hath 81. an
Amsterdam av.. 9 80 o'clock Tuesda