New-York tribune., 1919-04-29

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sHnt hsrylces private
PEAnAAll, Alfred F,alson pearsall, aged
-. April ts- iall, ia MrltuAe Flh Sur
vived by his sons Jay Herbert peafsa.l
lealsall Ralph ratnsh Ieafsall and he
dauHhier Ruth peHfsal Neefuz Details
nf funeral eefyica viii be published laler
IN this phper.
PIERCE cetherne on April r. eetsIees
THE FUNERAL CHURCH, broadway
adlh st l'lanh h. Csmpbelll, Tuesday,
Z 80 f. IN.
rAir suddenly on Sunday ai,etoooa
Apfl ~. lnip. Howard 9 riic al hs
residence, id First Place, ilfuevn ~
neral service Tuesday afternoon. Anril .N
al Christ Church. Clinton corner iaffls
son eta NJ - m tntefmeni private
Please omit fowefs.
RANKIN Sarah A fell aaieep Saturday
Apfil 90 1919 wife of the late j NJ
nantin and mother Of kathaeine Il
WeaterYelt, Funeral sefyioas from The
residence Of her sonsin-aw, Howard
WesleNelt, lAi Gregory av, fassale
n. J. on Tuesday. April - at p, m
intermeni al Albany tural Cemetery on
Wednesday. Please omit flowers Albany
papers please copy
RICHTER On Saturday. April 26, 1919
Wilhelmina tnee Lucasl, beloved wife OF
Charles Richter and beloved mother Of
Edith Bishop, Minnie skou, Elsa henning
and Herbert Richter. aged 62 years. fu-
neral services at her late home, High st,
East Willston, /. l., on Tuesday. April
eg at 3 p. m Interment Lutheran Gene
terry. Philadelphia papers please copy. :
! SHEA Saturday. April %, Mary A., be-
loved wife of Captain Peter p. Shea Fu-
neral from her late residence, ~ Garfield
Place, Brooklyn. on Tuesday. April ~, at
$50 a. m. thence to st Francis Xavier
II. c. Church, 9TH aV. and Carroll s. !,
where solemn mass OF requiem w oe
offered for the repose of her soul. Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
SHEPARD Eleanor A. Shepard beloved
wife Of William L. Shepard. Funeral
from the residence of her son, William b.
Shepard, ir., 81 East 1884 ps iuesasi
April -, 10 =. IN. Requiem mass AZ pH,
Lady Of Mercy Church, lordhan' heaa
ana Marion az. Funeral prifats, fleass
omit flowers.
sni0NsoN sail, suddenly; Sunday, Apr
IN, ia the Tlth year Of his ases esless e,ssI.
father OF Ice Smonaon and Elsa ; Mlas
funeral fuasday, ApFll Fl, ~ 2 n :
fram his lale fssidenee aia N@'' aeH y
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TfNNBY Or Sunday fsrfiiingt Sr'
1910 ~ his apartments Hnlei - ~ I.
N.v yntk city. Charles Henry lerne5 ~. I.
h,a 7Ith rnar. Funeral services rom w ,a'
roileriate Church Of = Nicholas. pln AZ
aud 4sth ct on Tuesday 'noinihEE -
30 40 o'clock. lnserment al ''e'"'''
Mass. Al.
voN pANNFNpERC-O Arril II. ss nv n'
residence. 55 Townsend az. linen i,1,n..a S'I bus
Island. in his Seth year, Carl peioFeo ~, -,
hand of Helen Louise Woods. funera' 'e'
vices private. A.,
WEEKs-ln his S3d year. Saturday. hgs. he
% Granville Mellen Weeks. N. " In
loved father OF Frank Alden ~eers esrs....d.y
terrnent Greenwood Cemetery, iae'''N'
April % ss
WHITEHEAD Suddenly. on Apfna xs;f
Grace NJ Iaflin Whitehead Deieseud an
of the late Elisha 1axton Nhitsnsi a
sister of Louis T.. Laflin. funsIs, sse
the convenience Of the family IN o"''-
III.