The sun., 1919-07-13
DIED..

'ACOBI-On Thursday, July 10. 1919, at
Bolton Landing. Lake George. Abra-
ham jacob. N. D., in the. ninetieth
year of his age.
Funeral services at The Academy Of
Medicine, II West 'Forty-thhd street,
New York. at O'Clock p. NJ, Monday.
July II. Interment private.
At a special meeting of the Board OF
Trustees of the Mount Sinai Hospital.
held on, Saturday. July -. 1913. an
nounceInent having been made Of the
death on July 10 OF DR.. Abraham
Jacob in his ninetieth year, the mem
bers present unanimously expressed
their sentiments in the following min
ute:
In the death Of DR.. Abraham jacob the
Mount Sinai Hospital has lost one
whose Iabors in It's behalf are linked
with the history OF the institution
almost since its organization. For
fifty nine years he served the hospital
with all the great gifts with which he
was endowed. as physician, consulting
physician and president of the Medical
Board.
His Leadership IN American medicine
was recognized abroad as well as in
America, and while his special field
was the treatment OF diseases OF chill
dren and child hygiene. every develop
ment and improvement in medical
science and practice received his en-
thusIastIc support.
Born in Germany in 1890. he, at the
early age OF IS years, was an ardent
supporter OF the revolution OF lsis
against militarism and autocracy. His
love of freedom brought him to our
country within a very short time. and
during the sixty-slx years OF his soJourn
among US he .breathed the spirit OF
true Americanism and was ever faith
e.. full to the highest American Ideals.
he left an indelibie imprint upon the
history of American medicine and upon
the growth of many OF our hospitals,
and he was active in the foundation OF
numerous medical societies.
He richly deserves the title OF The
Grand Old Man OF American Medicine'
which he has by general consent held
for many years
Those who associated with him learned
to love him for his invariable kind
ness, courtesy and love of mankind
and TO respect him for his great learn
ing. stern sense OF Justice and arm adj
herence to his convictions.
Our community has lost one of it's noblest
citizens who was ever IN the front rank
in any movement for the improvement
of political. social and economic con-
ditions and whose constant care and
thought was 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 was also resolved that the Trustees
attend the funeral in body, that the
nag OF the hospital be placed at half
mast and that an enErossed copy of
these resolutions be presented to the
family OF the departed.
LEO ARNsTEIN. Acting President
WALTER E. SACHS Secretary.
her residence. Is AbinE-
don road. Kew Gardens. l., l.. on July
IL. 1919. Lille (vette). wife OF Henry
". Lohmann and mother OF Helen
Anna Meise. Eunics S. and Janet II.
Lohmann. 49,.
Funeral will be held at 1850 Monday
afternoon from her late residence.
on July 10. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way and sixty-sixth street Drank Z.
campbelD. Sunday. 10 A. n.
on July 10. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way and sixty-sIxth street Drank E
CampbelD. Monday. II A. NJ.
johnson. beloved father OF
Wesley Elgin. Hannah (Fulton) and
Albert Chester. peacefully, on July IL,
1919. in his seventy sixth year.
Iptermsnt private. Late residence, SOC
West End avenue, Chicago, Utah
Idaho, Nevada, California and Oregon
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