New-York tribune., 1919-07-13
DEATHS

1919. at his home. 4ls West West s4tb SaiS ST. st..
James Eurke. beloved husband of Rose
Burke. Funeral Tuesday, July 10, at 9 80
Solemn requiem mass at 10 a. m In
terment Calvary Cemetery.
CAsE-On July 10. 1919. at her residence
42O West End av.. New York City, Char
lotte f.. Case, daughter of the late Silas
T: conklin, Of Riverhead. N Y, and widow
in the 92d year of her age Funeral pri,
vate.
cL,EEL!AAN,D-7July, g., at Milford. Conn.
Josephine Long formerly of Centre
Moriches, L. l. Funeral Sunday July i3,
at > ?. M. from her brothers. residence,
1923 Zulette ave. Westchester. Interment
at Woodlawn Cemetery Centre Moriches
papers please copy. =
Edward Collins. Funeral from her late
residence, l64l Benson ave-, Bath Beach.
on Sunday, July 13, at ? p. m. Inter-
mem Calvary Cemetery. =
CRAIG-Suddenly, on Saturday. July IL, at
her residence, Eliza Angel Craig, widow
Of Horatio G. Craig, beloved mother of Mrs
Frederick D. Molenhauer. Funeral SER
vices at her late residence. sos Bedford
av.. Brooklyn, N. Y. on Monday. 14th
inst. at p. m. Interment private. Please
omit flowers.
ElISCU-Dr. Eugenie r.. daughter of the
late Samuel Fl. and Julia Eliscu. at her
residence, SIS West 140th St, July IL.
Societies and friends are requested to call
Saturday Funeral Sunday, private Omit
flowers
GLYNN-Walter. Services at 22S Lenox av
Sunday July 10. at 10 80 a. m.
GROss-At Atlantic City. NJ j., on Thurs
day, July, TO- 1919. Leonora P Miller,
wife of Charles E. NJ. Gross IntArment
kensco Cemetery, Kensico. N. Y. :
JACoBI-On Thursday. July 10, 1919, at
Bolton Landing, Lake George. Abraham
II West ADD St. at o'clock p M, Mon.
day, July IA. Interment private.
The New York Academy of Medicine an
nounces with great regret the death of its
former President, Pr Abraham jacob
New York, Thursday, July 10. 1919,
and it requests the Fellows of the Acad-
eny to attend his funeral
GEO. DAVID STEWART. NJ. D, President.
VIM. l.. STOWELL, NJ. D., Assistant
Secretary.
of Trustees of the Mount Sinai Hospital.
held on Saturday, July y. 1919 announce
ment having been made OF the death on
July IL of Dr. Abraham jacob in his
Goth year, the members present unani-
mously expressed their sentiments in the
following minute:
In the death of DR.. Abraham jacob the
Mount Sinai Hospital has lost one whose
labors in its behalf are linked with the
history of the institution almost since irs
organization. For hfty-nine years he
served the Hospital with all the great gifts
with which ne was endowed. as physician
Medical Board.
His leadership in American medicine
was recognized abroad we'll in Amer
ca. and while his special field was the
treatment of diseases of children and child
hygiene, every development and improve
ment IN medical science and practice re-
ceived his enthusiastic support.
Born in Germany in 1880, he at the
supporter Of the revolution of 1S4S against
militarism and autocracy. His love of
freedom brought him to our country with
in q very short time and during the
sixty.six years of his sojourn among us he
hreathed the spirit of true Americanism
and was ever faithful to the highest
American ideals
He left an 'indelible imprint upon the
history OF American medicine and upon
the growth of many of our hospitals and
he was active IN the foundation of numer-
Gus medical societies.
He richly deserves the title of The
Grand Old Man OF American Medicine.
which he has by general consent held for
MAN. years.
Those who associated with him learned
to love him for his in nvsriable kindness,
courtesy and love of mankind. and to re-
spect him for his great learning stern
sense of justice and firm adherence to his
convictions.
90 Our community has lost one of its
noblest citizens, who was ever in the front
rank in any movement for the improve
naent of political, social and economic
conditions. and whose constant care and
thought were for those who were less
fortunate than their brethren.
To his bereaved family we extend our
sincerest sympathy in the great loss which
they have sustained
II also resolved that the Trustees
attend the funeral in a body, that the flag
Of the Hospital be placed at haifmast and
that an engrossed copy of these resolutions
be presented to the f1ulsly of the departed.
LEO ARNSTETN. Acting President.
WALTER Z SACHS. Secretary.
hAHN-On Friday morning. July II. 1919
after long illness, Rose Kahn, widow
of Louis Kahn and beloved mother Of
Bertha Goldwater. Lena Rosen. Jacob NJ.
Joseph, August and Jennie. Funeral from