New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
DEATHS

DEATHS
Place, Bloomfield. N. J., "Wednesday -
nocn, April 9, on arrival Of :30 trs;n esoeN-
aoD0ken- lnterment at Bloomfield csronm cs,om
HEEGEMAN-suddenly. at Rosedepe w.
maroneok. Sunday. April {. John pa Ma-
Hescman, in the 18th year of" Of b;S ;sosess
funeral services at Salem Baptist Ils rsase age
rev So Nochelle. on Wednesday, April ..
hEslNEMAN-Suddenly, on sdondav Avn
fs,bao loses; IS p3eloved husband of Louise and
latner CT Percy Heineman. Funeral GU" ama
wee at his late residence, Woodmersa ser
!sland, on Wednesday morning. Anr;i
~ ~ O'CLOCK and at the chapel Of ssi.ns a.
fie-os Cemetery at II O'clock
JACoB-William, beloved husband Of Cav
Greenbaum. David, Goldie. Esther Say nay
Slaney, Florence. Lillian and S;fsssaai'
funeral from his late residence. 255 W..
LIN ST, Wednesday. April 9, at 2 u. ~
Denver papers please copy. - H.
Bertha Matilda. on Tr.,s..
April S. 1919 at her residence. 900 eSsay, paCys,
av apartment :. Funeral service Tbrsuh
day evening at the above addres. va
O'Clock; Interment Friday morning. w.
lawn Cemetery. private.
kEATING-Mary (nee Cashman, ON An,
!, beloved wife of Joseph KeatinsA Apn,
daughter of the late William and rnncc rnnnc
eastman. Funeral from her late Illsn sas!
dence. 3i6 West 4Sth St, WednesSsss- sss-
MGcbaoI. ApFi :, chuloh at 10 w M thence to St.
requiem mass Will be offered for the
repose of her soul. '''
LYON-At Port Chester, N. Y Anr,
1919. Sarah C.. daughter Of the late C;ll,'
bert and Anna Crawford Lyon. Funeral
at her late residence 22 Westchester av
Wednesday. 9th inst. at 80 p. M
April 6, beloved husband of Elizabeth y
!nee Golden). Funeral from his late resi-.
dence, 1927 Ogden av., Highbridge on
Wednesday, April 9. at 10 a. m. thence
Shakespeare av. Bronx. Solemn REQUIEM
mass. Automobile cortege.
MERRITT-At Port Chester, N Y. April
1919, James S. son of the late Clark s
and Emily Parker Merritt, in the 60fh
year of his age. Funeral service at ST
Feters Episcopal Church, on Thursday.
10th inst, at p. m.
PALMER-Monday. April r, 1919, Emma
Lacy wife OF the Rev. Abraham j. Pal
iier OF New York Conference. Services
at residence Of her daughter. Mrs. William
l.; ,Andrus, 137 Riverside Drive. corner OF
eoth St. New York Wednesday, April 9,
ts te- p; Nnn,nna m. lnterment at cedarhii Gene
- 80 p m. Newburgh. Kingston. Pough-
keepsie and Yonkers papers please copy.
REYNOLDS-On Monday. April 7. at his
nome, o. South Mum av, East Orange
~ D., James &. Reynolds, in the 82d year
yesr OF MS age Services at his late home
Un W arrival OF ;5l train from Hoboken on
Wednesday, April 8. Interrnent private.
RODMAN-On Sunday. April g. at the War.
rlngton. l6l Madison av., Harriet Sargent
wife Of William Barbour Rodman, Of
trankfort KY, and daughter of the late
Rev Charles and Anna Mason. of Boston.
al i
convenience of family.
HOSENSTOCK-Office members of the
Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society are re.
quested to attend the funeral of our late
member, William Rosenstcck who died in
the service Of his country at Miami Fla
3WS,rv}ces W,h thursday morning. II O'Clock, as
Hashington Cemetery, society grounds.
JOSHUA KANTROWITZ. President
LEON A. RAINS, Secretary
SCHAEFFER-Mary Virginia. April 4 at
Newell Penn mother of Mrs. George A
Boehm. Of Mount Vernon, N Y.
slNsEL-on April 7, 1919, Laura F.. widow
OF the late John W. Sinsel and daughter
e. or Dr e E Edward Bennett deceased. and
sister Of Dr. Edward c. Bennett, OF Brook-
Iyn Funeral from 406 West 34tb ~
" Wednesday, April . Requiem mass at s.
MichaeIs Church, 424 West 34th st. at
9:oV a. m lnterment in Calvary.
81 Z RGEsMOn Tuesday. April 8. at hi,
E9ne' Ponr' iooV Washington av;.. Scranton.
rem, IN the 74th year of his age Ed
ward Baker Sturges. husband of Marion
Sanderson Sturges. Notice of funeral
hereafter ~
FANDERBILT-On Monday. April 7 1919
charlotte Tileston Spofford. wife of ths
late Letferts Vanderbilt Funeral servicsI
a RrodtIrn her late residence. 4l2 Cation av.,
brooklyn. on Wednesday, April 9 at
p m Please omit flowers.
WITTENBERG-On Sunday. Anri, s 1910
IN Philadelphia, after a short illness
Agnes Scheftel, widow of Charles I VIZ
Ienberg, IN the 49th year of her noe
10 ppnerai @ private from her late residence.
So West o0th ST.
WOOLWORTH-At Glen Cove. on AMI, 3
1oIs' Frank Winfield. beloved husband Of
oennle e me 0ralghton Woolworth and father
oi helena w. Mccain and Jessie VI. Don
ahan. Funeral services will be held 49,.
ms late residence, 990 5th av.. rhnrsdo-
April 10: 1919. Funeral private, Inter.
meht Woodawn Cemetery. Out-of-town
papers please copy.
nI JOINT RESOLUTION adopted by the
DDonru OF Directors of the Irving National
BANK and the Irving Trust Comnsnv
April s. 1919: Oo'npany
The Directors of this Bank. in meeting
asselnoled' learn with profound regret this
Low. ''Iis d... % the sudden death of their fel-
low director, Frank w. Woolwortb. with
many OF whom he was affiliated for almost
score of years '-''S'
1t was impossible TO know Mr.. WOOL
worth we'll without being struck nv his
UNIQUE personality. his rugged integrity
ana nus keen a0d intuitve judgment Of
men and of affairs. He was man Of
IDEAS and ideals. and he was as tenacious
OF the one as he was infcxible in clineinn
TO the other. He combined these with
creative gifts of high order and they es-
pun IN some measure his rapid rise from
farmers boy in Jefferson County. in this
state; to one of the great merchants in the
Tenacious Of purpose. strong of will,
persistent he never lost sight of the end 10
ne alt'ned and the means TO reach IL.
anu yet he did all this without sacrifice Of
correct homely and good old-fashioned
principles lnstilled by his father and
mother. TO whom he frequently referred
throughout his life he was devoted to
his home, to his wife and to his children.
te found relaxation there surrounding
himself with beautiful things and with in
drigences in music. At this home he was
won't 70 gather with those friends 90 whom
ne 1elt attached and with his co-aborers.
anxious that they should participate with
hln IN the enjoyment of that art in which
he found delight
unspolled by success and loyal to asso-
clates, he never forgot those who worked
with him in the building of his career. His
interest in his employees found practical
preston IN making it possible for them 10
participate in his abounding success
His breadth of vision and his foresighted-
ness, whether applied to his own affairs or
to those of others, led him to plan home
Tor this Bank in the building ne reared to