The sun., 1919-10-18

ACKERSoN.-At Passaic. n. j.. wednes-
day. October Is. 1919, Mary Benson.
wife OF James B. Ackerson.
Funeral services at her late residence,
SO Passaic avenue, Passaic. N. j..
Saturday. October Is. at 1850 p. NJ.
Interment private.
BUsH-Mary, on october II. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way at Sixty-sixth street Drank E.
Campbell), Sunday, 8 p. NJ.
HARRIs.-Henristta NJ. wife of the late
william n. A. Harris, Friday, October
II, at her--late residence. 4s5 West
ilsth street.
Services the Methodist Church at Os-
sining. n. y. Monday, October 20.
HUNTINGToN.-charies Pratt, October
Is. 1919. at Lawrence Hospital, Bronx
vile. son of the late E. S. and Julia
Huntington, in the forty-eighth year
Of his age.
Funeral private.
KILLOUGH.-
At the regular meeting of the Board OF
Directors OF the Fidelity Trust Com
pany held on october 18th, 1919, the
following minute wa unanimously
adopted:
The Board OF Directors of the Fidelity
Trust Company desires to place on its
records Its sincere appreciation of the
life and services of James Henry XII
Tough. fellow Director, who passed
away on October End. 1919.
James Henry Knlough was man Of
the highest ideals. Modest to an un-
usual degree in his bearing toward
others. he contented himself with a
position OF comparative unimportance
IL he could but advance the interests
and welfare OF his friends by giving
them credit for Accomplishments that
were really his own. He was possessed
OF an analytical and q well trained
mind. which enabled him to compre-
hend with clearness and deiniteness
the innermost factors and parts OF
business and financial problems Ma
ture endowed him with a grace of
speech ana a gentleness of disposition.
which with his hrmness of conviction.
purity of character and generosity of
heart made him a charming counsellor
and friend. His circle of acauaint-
ances was large. he having travelled
extensively IN the course of his busi-
meas activities. He was a successful
merchant. admired and respected BY
all who were SO fortunate as to know
him and he left record unexcelled
for integrity OF purpose and all thu
elements that 20 to make up the full
measure of q true man.
To his surviving son, Mr. Walter II. d
Rillough, the Board tenders the assur-
ance OF its warmest sympathy.
October 18th, 1919.
SAMUEL s. CoNovER, President.
ANDREW II. MARS. Secretary.
LIPPMAN.-Gustave, on October II. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Broadway at sixty-sixth street Drank
Z. CampbelD. Sunday 10 A. NJ.
LUCAS-Julian (Sr.), on October II. 1919.
at Freeport L. l., in the ninety first
year Of his age, Julian Lucas. sr., OF
Brooklyn.
Funeral service Sunday afternoon, P. n.
at the residence Of his son. Thomas
W. Lucas. ios North Grove street.
Freeport. l. !.
LUrz.-At his residence, 2s4 Hancock
street. Brooklyn. N. Y. october IL.
1919. Steven II. Lutz.
Notics OF funeral hereafter. Kindly omit
flowers
MBRRILL--On October 1s, at the home OF
her daughter in Mountain Lakes. N. j.,
Louisa Soutwsil. wife of the Rev.
Jannss q. Merrill. d. D.. in her eish-
tisth year.
Funeral services at West Parish. And
over. Asss.. Monday afternoon.
SACS.-MArshall w., son Of David NJ.
and Priscilla Naun. on Friday, octo-
Der II. at Greenwich. Conn.
Services will be held al the residence OF
Col Robert b. Baker. Greenwich, Conn.
on Monday. October 20, at 2;so p. M.
upon arrival OF train leaving New
York at 1905 p. n, Interment private.
PEARsoN.-Eiirabeth.o on october ls. Ser
vice THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Broadway at sixty-sixth street frank
z. CampbeiD. Saturday IL A. NJ.
eCHERAERHORN.-On Friday. october
y, ~ s.-stcss Springs. Maria Isabel
daughter of the late George Stevens
schermerhorn and Maria Isabella
Grim.
Funeral private. Interment Trinity
cemetary.
WRAY.-At her residence. Park Avenue
Hotel. New York city, on october H.
'sls. Charlotte Cecilia. In the eighty
eighth year OF her age.~
Funeral services Monday, october ~
Grace Church ehantry. at IL A. NJ.