New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
OBITUARY NOTES

EDWARD A. kERBS, wholesale cigar
manufacturer and real estate operator, died
Sunday at his home 19 East Eighty-second
Street.
MICHAEL H. EISMAN, seventy-nine.
president of the Susquehanna First National
Bank and owner of department store at
Susquehanna, Penn. died at his home here
91l Park Avenue Friday
MRS. ANNA L. BELL, formerly an act
ress and the widow of Arthur Bell. stage
manager, died Friday at Arlington, N. j.
MRS ADELAIDE M. COMSTOCK, sew
East Seventy-tirst Street.
THOMAS H CROSLEY, eighty-one, presi
dent of Thomas II. Crosley & Co. electro
typers, died Sunday at his home, 939 Sterling
Place, Brooklyn.
.p THOMAS 7, !, FLoyD-JoNEs. author OF
haif a century ago. died Friday in Nutley.
n: j. He was a descendant of Richard
Nieolls, Governor Of New York in 1864.
BENJAM HAGAN, forty-four a press
man and member Of the Franklin Associa-
ton. died Saturday of pneumonia after an
illness of six months. Mr. Hagan was in
the employ of the American Press Associa-
ton.
WILLIAM H. SLADE. fortyfour. en-
ployed for the last ten ye~rs by the Bush
! Terminal Company, is dead He was a mem
Der of Bay Ridge Tent 10S. of the Macca-
wees, and the Bush Terminal Aid Society.
JACOB KNECkE. a clothing cutter, is
dead at his home, 565 Forest Avenue, Brook
! lyn.
RICHARD j. MBRIDE. ffty-eight. en-
ployed by the Neptune Meter Works as
watchman. died Saturday at 81 Clay Street,
Greenpont.
HENRY DWIGHT ADAMS, forty-six. died
Brooklyn. He is survived BY his mother and
six sisters.
HENRY DOLLACK, ffty-two, who was in
the newspaper clipping business, died Sunday
at 96 Sackman Street Brooklyn. He WAS a
member of the Church of Our Lady of
Lourdes.
ALFRED KESSLER, sixty-one, a member
of the firm Of hesser & Co, died Saturday
at 26 West Thrty-ninth Street. He was a
member of the Union Club the Calumet Club
ana the downtown Association.
MRS. AGNES WALLING LEWIS. forty
seven. died Sunday at POS St. James Place
Brooklyn. Her husband is connected with B.
Altman & Co.
WILLIAM f. MALoNEY died Sunday at
The home OF his aunt. Mrs. A. Kiefer 500
Dean Street, Brooklyn. The funeral will b,
held to-day in Holy Cross reme.ery
JOHN j. FANNON. who was active in
Brooklyn politics, died at 401 Avenue l Sat
, urday. He conducted bakery for thirty
years.
MATTHEW B. o'cALLAGHAN, seventy.
four, member of the New York Stock Ex-
change. died Sunday Of arterio sclerosis II,
had conducted a cotton brokerage business il
Pine Bluff, Ark. where he went for sis
months every year.
MRS ELIZABETH sCHAEDLER TRAUT
VEIN, forty-two. of 209 St Nicholas Ave
nue., Brooklyn, died Saturday. She was borl
in New York City
WILLIAM C. PATE, seventy-four. one o
the oldest insurance men in New York City
died Sunday at 225 West Eighty-sixth Street
he was member of the firm OF Pate &
Robb. 100 William Street and OF the Society
of Old Broolllynites, the New York Cham5el
of Commerce and the Drug and Chemic;a
Club OF Ne.v York
CHARI t.S REYNOLDS, fifty-four, an en-
ploye of the Wright-Martin Airplane Com
pany, died of pneumonia Saturday at 10l
Flushing Avenue, Long Island CITY.
; John D. DALZELL, sixty-five, manu-
featuring jeweller Of Newark, n. J., die,
Sunday at his home. 81 North Sixteentl
} Street, East Orange, N j. He was a mem
ber Of Tabernacle Lodge, +. and A. M o
New York.
, MRS. MARY CECILIA M'DoNoUGH
thirty-six, wife of Chief OF Police Patrick J
McDonough, Of West Orange n j.. die,
, Sunday al her home, Sc Wbittinghals Place
. West Orange, n. j. She mad been active il
Red Gross work.
, GEORGE II. ADAMS, twenty-five, died =
Camp Upton Friday of pneumonia. He wa
private in Company G, 42d Infantry.
: PATRICK OWENS, sixty-five died Satur