The sun., 1918-09-22
DIED.

BLAsHF1ELD.-Edith on septssiber, 20
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH
| Broadway and Sixty sixth street trranl
e campben). Sunday. Up. NJ
| 6uENZ.-Karl. aged 10 years. on ssptem,
l Der Is.
| Funeral services will be held on Tuesday
| September ~, at IL A. NJ, at IN,
| Chapel of the Crematory OF the New
| York and New Jersey Cremation Com.
pany, Hudson boulevard, North Der.
| gen, ". j.
| CARRoLL-At her residence Hotel Savoy
| Thursday. September 10. 1913. Teres,
Resnia Carroll. widow OF John r
| Carroll.
| Mass requiem at the Lady Chapel of St
| Patrick's Cathedral. Monday. septem.
| Der 20. at . o'clock. Kindly omit flowers
| CoRRIGAN.-on September 10. 1918. II
Baltimore. Nd. Edwsrd. beloved hus
| band of Annie q. Corrigan.
Funeral from his late residence. Home.
wood Apartment. charles and Thirtieth
streets. Baltimore. on Monday morn.
ing, September 20. Interment In Cal.
vary Cemetery. Long Island, on Mon.
day at 1850 p. n.
| KERR.-Kiiied in action, July -. 1918, Al
River Ourcq,. France, Sergeant George
southwick Kerr. Company l., Is5th
U. g. Infantry. son OF Walter and the
late Anna Crawford southwick Kerr
in the twenty-oighth year OF his age
MOsEbEY.--Jamss A.. First Lieutenant
Company C. lssth Infantry. son of tn.
late James A. and Annie Conigland
Moseley OF Glen Ridge, n. j.. killed in
action In France on July 90.
TILNEY.-On September II. Nicholas 1.
Tilney. son Of John g. and Georgian ma
Z. Tilney. OF pneumonia. at a hospital
in France.
Notice of memorial service later.
FARLEY. JOHN CARDINAL
The Society OF 81. Vincent de Paul In tn.
City OF New York wishes to record tn.
profound sorrow with which II has
learned OF the death OF His Eminenos
Cardinal Farley. for many years III
Spiritual Director. while we recognize
tho prominent part which he tocS In
recent years In the great events which
have stirred the nation and his valuable
services to the public in City. State
and Country we treasure particularly
the immense help which he has been
to the poor coming under the SUPER
vision OF our society and to the many
charitable works in which our society
took part. For the seventeen years
during which he was Spiritual Director
he rarely absentsd himself from a
meeting OF the Council. To the efforts
OF the Society to upiift those seeking
Its aid he always brought not only Wise
counsel but an encourage ng word and
his arm stand when failure seemed I'm
minent has often served 10 infuse new
energy into our work. When ths new
honors given to him by tho Church
authorities and his added responsible
ties might we'll have excused him from
Attsndancs he was stu TO be found at
our meetings and even when elevated
to the position Of Cardinal he gladly
accepted our invitations and attended
and lent the influence OF his presence
and his words TO every charitable work,
Therefore We desire to express our
sentiments Of the value Of his services
not only to the state and nation bu,
TO our society, the poor whom II !,
privileged to serve and to the works oil
charity so dear to his heart, and In
common with the other societies OF the
diocese we desire to sxpress our sense
OF the irreparabis loss occssioned by
his death.
Rr. REV. PATRICK J. HAYES. .. D..
Auxiliary Bishop Of ". T.. Spiritual Director
Metropolitan Central Council Of New York
JAMES r. BOYLE. President.
Particular Council Of the City of New York
MICHAEL J. sCANI.AN. President.
|, Particular counoii Of Upper Msnhattan,
/, FRANK p. CUNNIoN. President.
Particular Council OF the Bronx.
JANBS j. REID. President.