The sun., 1918-09-20
DIED..

suENz-Karl. aged 7s years. on septem-
Der Is.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday.
September -. at IL A. NJ. at the
Chapel of the Crematory of the New
York and New Jersey Cremation Com
panx, Hudson Boulevard. North Ber-
gen, y. ].
her residence, Hotel Savoy.
Thursday. September 10, 1918. Teresa
Regina Carroll. widow OF John +.
Carroll.
Mass requiem at the Lady Chapel OF ST.
Patrick's Cathedral. Monday. septem-
Der 20, at IL o'clock. Kindly omit
flowers.
on September IS. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way, ssth street Drank Campbell'S.
Friday. 3P. N.
FARLEY, JOHN CARDINAL:
The Board of Managers of The Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum In the City
Of New York, at a special meeting held
for that purpose on the 18th day OF
September, 1918,
lESOLvED: That the death of our be-
loved Cardinal. though great per-
sonal 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 Christianity itself. His
life was devoted not only to the
smelioration Of the conditions OF the
siok, and the Door and friendless. but
10 the maintenance OF the highest
ideals of patriotism and religion.
Though his heart went out to the poor
and unfortunate. his sense OF right
and justice made him an inflexible
conservator o. personal and property
rights. He was strongly imbued with
true sentiments OF love OF country. which
4 was his constant effort to have In
culcated in all the schools under his
Jurisdiction.
He was not only . great n-elate, but .
true American and m pdel OF every
virtue which should adorn q good
priest and virtuous citizen. Con-
spcuous for his courage. hrmness and
Justice, no was no less marked fol
gentleness. meekness and mercy.
With a mind stored with knowledge
with heart full of generous emotions
with a strong Will able to surmount
difficulties. all these were devoted In
the highest and best services that q
man could render to his fellow-m
~ who have been intimately associated
in one of the many charities dear &c
his heart-the care of orphans-fee
! -, daao,y 81. loo. ., hi. w,.a conn,
..,d r,I,,,c. ora symnothizs With
,h .,s, - a.. danr,y.d =, hi,
t.,ho,Iy nro,ac,,or A. pr..,asnt n,
this Board for more than fifteen year,
he asslduously lsbored for the com
fort and happiness of those committed
10 It's care. No sacrifice was too great
o,e.,o, =, n-oy,d,ny ,,r thass IIttl,
ono.
h,rd,n, ara =, h,. vrsa, and i'm,
,or,.,, xo,I ,or en-. Sorn,rv stat,
and CIV and a, hi. vainabIe service,
70 roI,y,or and cbar,,v va desm /,
o.o.oi.I,, auoarI., ~, ,h.r
.bo,,,I ha .n,.r.a MAN orr r.oord.
minute cxnre,,Iv. Of his invaIuabl
services, N tho homa,e.s 'ornhana AN,
y, 49, - 80 .a,,t,,,a,,s a, $780,
And af,ectIo, and a, our .sn,s of tn,
i-repatab,e ,os, Sustained nv his death
Asa ,os,,nor,aI n, our laying re.nect. 4
IL ordsred mat mi. minute he ,prea,
upon our rscords that our asyIums b
sran.d in mourn,ng for the spacs q
thirty DAYS ana tina, the member, q
this BOARD attend hia funeral in
body.
R,snt Rev. Joseph F. MOONEY. ". G.
VIce-PreSIden,
FRANCIS o'SEIIJ. Secretary.
FARLEY -CAnnITAI.
Tho member, of the Advisory Board q
ST. Vincenrs Hospital of which Hi
EmInerca was tha Direc,or and in IN
affairs q, which he took an actiy,
deem and ron.ian, Interest viii with
out further notice. attend at IN
Cathedral tho ob.eout.s of Cardins
John NJ. Farley.
THOMAS II Kelly prasidant
ERNEST HARyIER seeretary
HoADIEY-At N.wark n T. on wedne,
dav. s.ptember "A. ,sls. Philemo
LYMAN husband Of Mary oimstea
uoadlev
Funeral services will h. held at his IN,
home. "a. Mount Prospect. ayenu
Newark on SATURDAY. september q
at o'clock,