The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1919-09-20
FUNERAL OF THE-LATE
THOMAS P. SCULLY
Continued from Page H.

as a devoted husband, father, and |
publie-spirited citizen, that the world |
and humanity IN general was much
better OF by reason Of the fact that
he had only lived in it a few years
comparatively speaking, that he firm
ly believed in doing the little things
in life to assist his fellow men and
that made him great in all things in
the sigh Of his Lord and Master; that
he was honest to the back bone and
no power on earth would deter him
from discharging his sworn duty as
public Official; above all that che be-
lisved in his teaching and practieed
that belief in his everyday life"
At the conclusion Of the services
in the church, the long funeral pro-
eession resumed its way to Mount Cal
vary where the remains were deposit
ed in their final resting place.
Judge Scully left his constant and
devoted wife, Mrs. Thomas F. Seully,
one son Thomas F. Scully, Jr., his aged
mother Mrs. Ellen Scully; one sister
Miss Margaret Scully; two cousins,
James E. and William Scully and
several relatives and hosts Of true
friends to mourn his untimely death.
He was q member Of the Royal
league, the Knights Of Columbus,
Catholic Order Of Foresters, and the
Iroquois club.
Judge Scully was born in Chicago
Nov. 5, 1870, the son Of Thomas and
Ellen LyOns) Scully. He was educated
in tie Holy Family school and in the
Jesuit college.
After leaving college he became an
employee in the county recorders Of
fee, and served on the law department
Of the board Of education from 1892
to 1894. In 1896 he received the degree
of Ii. B. from Lake Forest university.
He was admitted to the Illinois bar
that year and began practice in Chi
cago. The same year he was appoint
ed assistant prosecuting attorney, serv-
ing until 1908.
Held Various Offices.
Other Offices which Judge Seully
held at various times in his career
were:
Attorney for city comptroller, 1908
to 1906.
Member Of the state board Of equali-
ration, 1900 to 1904.
Alderman Tenth ward, 1908 to 1910.
Judge Of the Municipal Court from
1910 to 1914.
Elected county judge in 1914, and
reelected for four year in 1918.
He was warm hearted and was al
ways interested in those who were
less fortunate in life than himself and
no one in want ever appealed to him
in vain, for il it was within his power
to aid them in any way he never hest
tated in doing so.
Hon. Roger C. Sullivan; Hon. RO-
bert n. SwietEer; Hon. Harry Olson
: Chief Justice Of the Municipal Court;
: Hon. Samuel A. EttelsOn; Hon. George
e. Brennan; Hon. John T. Connery;
] Hon. John E. Owens; Bishop Samuel
Fallows; Hon. Robert Redheld; Hon.
Bernard Norwich; Hon. August Lued-
. ers; Hon. Sheridan E. Fryl Hon. Kick
J ham Seaman; Hon. Charles NJ.
/ Walker; Hon. Charles FOell; Hon.
William Fennimore Cooper; Hon. VIII
. liam E. Dever; Hon. Joseph s. LABuy;
Hon. Hugo Pam; Hon. Henry Horner;
Hon. William L. o'ConneIl; Hon. VIII
liam Legner; Col Franklin A. Deni-
son; Hon. Frank D. ComefOrd; HOp.
s. A. T. Watkins; Hon Patrick H.
. ODonnell; Hon. Martin B. Madden;
Hon. Thomas Kaspsrski; Hon.
} Michael thinner; Hon. John G.
: brennan; Hon. Henry Stuckart; Hon.
} Harry R. Gibbons; Hon. Jacob Lind
/ heimer; Hon. Peter n. Hoffman; Col.
: August W. Miller; Hon. John F. De-
: vine; Hon. Edward ]. Tobin; Hon.
: George F. Harding, Jr., Mr.. Robert L.
Taylor; Hon. P. J. Carr; Mr.. James
r A. Quinn; Hon. Joseph F. Haas; Col
: A. d. Cash; Hon. John E. Traegeri
E Hon. James W. Breen and Hon
= Thomas J. Webb were among the
: many Thousands Of leading and prOmi.
4 nsnt citizens who attended the funera
: Of Judge Thomas F. Scully.
E ATTORNEY ERNEST LANGTRY