New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
DEATHS
heartfelt sympathy in sheir great loss.

heartfelt sympathy In eheir great loss.
Resolved. That the members of tho
placed at half mast until the funeral and
that an engrossed copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family OF the deceased.
Acting President.
WALTER E. SACHS. Secretary.
SCHTFF-The Trustees of the Baron dc
Hirsch Fund have learned with profound
grief OF the passing away of their re-
vered Vice-President. Jacob II. Schin.
Designated over thirty years ago one
by the ph!lanthropic founder OF this
trust Jacob H: Schiff continued to render
TO It as Trustee and Vice-President down
to his death his 0ntiring devotion and
invaluable service.
The cause OF the prosecuted Jewish
immigrants was always close to his heart
Instruction for them in handicrafts and
nacular and in good citizenship were
ORDER to make them most useful citizens
OF our beloved country. he evolved
new and benefcent methods OF distrtbu-
ton and instruction in self helptulness.
In their behalf he pleaded In trying
times with prophetic hre. earnestness
and fearlessness In helping the unfor-
tunate in their new land Of promise he
found his greatest Joy.
- His ,so.sp example has been an inspiration
TO thousands and his precepts will ever
be cherished in our minds
May his bersaved family find a solace
wrought!
EUGENE s. BENJAMIN
MAX ]. KoHLER.
Honorary Secretary.
sCHIFF-At a special meeting Of the Joint
Distribution Committee. held on Sunday.
was made of the death of our greatly
coll, colleague. Jacob H. schin. His passing
community with great sorrow and a true
sense of great loss. For many years his
efforts were directed constantly. with
answering loyalty and unfa!lng deyo-
manity.
His love for his fellow man knew no
geographical bounds and was confined To
no sect or creed.
To him all unfortunates in the human
family deserving Of his considera
tion and sympathy.
The example of his noble and unse,f.
lsh nfe must inspire US all to renewed
who. without the help we can give them.
VIII die OF starvation. privation and dis
The members Of the committee will
assemble in the vestry room of Temple
Emanuel at s:l5 a. m. and viii pro-
lsisnedl HERsRRT r. LEHMAN.
ALBERT LUCAS. Secretary.
sCHIFF-At special meeting Of the Board
OF Directors Of the Hebrew Technical In
stitute. called upon hearing the sad tId-
ings Of the death of Mr.. Jacob H. Schir.
me following minute was unanimously
oses Ne Moesea1s soes ths Dsssins Of Sir
the death of one man The mantle OF
Moses Noses = Montsfore 1ttingly. fell upon
1t should ali too soon fall from the
shoulders OF our loved one. who wors
tor full generation with dignity.
unending service Legend hath II THAI
star never sets but another rises I'm
IT'S stead God grant that another prince
IN Israel may arise worthy sue
cessor to him who, by reason OF his i'm
peTisnab BILE achievements for his race
Jacob of old, has been gathered unto
Not many Platos-only one to whom
learn to think. Not many Raphaeis-
one and no second. but thousand les.
so' ns So up to him are f'sd
schiffs-one. but no human eye can
mra sure how far-reaching and perpetual
WI WI De ,ne influence for good OF such a
m ne az ms. For countless years to come
the name Of Jacob II. Schifr viii in
splre ] o'h"rs to emulate his noble ex-
ample OF success. measured not by ma
terial standards but by the divine test
OF right living. pure thinking and un-
selhsh Wa ser serViee 6t.Is. to his felowmcn.
synpatny TO the bereaved family in it's
great loss, a loss likewise great 20 the
iira Hrnrew Technical Institute and the en-.
EUGENE e. sPERRY.
JOSEPH L. BUrrENwIEsERn TEsstasns
Vice President .
a special meetinp ~ ~.
Board OF Directors Of Montefiers Muetede OF uo ,ns
ana sbe Bosntal bo held on September 27, 1890
our Honorary President. Mr.. Jacob ~
sohtn shst .s and thereupon it was directed
mat 1arot the tfoll9wing y minute be recorded:
II
Iounders OF Montefore Home and
hospital and for thirty Ave consecu.
I'VE years its President His work
for the Institution was a. ali ,I,nas
a labor OF love. and he gave TO il
roe,an ,ne ,oiiest 81, measure of care and de-
Iouon. His death is an irreparable
loss to humanity. to hia country and
10 'e%ry throughout the world. To
~ ms teio~ directors on this Board IL
1oines as deep sorrow and per.
we loved Jacob II. schin for his
and priced cur association VI WITH S'hers' hsns
We derived Constant tnsnirattnn
from his leadershfD. we saw saw him hinn
from h.sasls its oasss Aes sss,nn'a sa HssDs,s.
present great aphaTe OF usefaIRess isx 81
the RELIEF OF suffering. HIS life viii
ever serve as an example Sor fhoeD
With him. and we here record for
IS: q. -RosENBAUS. BAG President
ARTHUR d. WOLF. Hon. Secretary
Saturday. septerhe- ss
1920. Pauline. widow of Carl Schrosdss'
aged 10 years. Funeral service at hr.
late residence 131 West esth st nn
Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock
sTARK-On September 25, Isldore he,oved
husband Of America and dear father az
2r. NORRIS stark. Sadie. Mrs Camilla
Warendorf and sigfried. in his 7ad yeay
FUNERAL from his late residence az Wesr
96th ST.. Tuesday. September 70. at $40
q. m. ~ ~ 40"
his home. Mamsronects
the late Ichabod rraIi and Anna fav
tnsston stephens and beloved husband
OF Clara Bradford Funeral aeryjcea ar
Thomas Church, Mamaroneck. Tuesaay
September 2S. at IL o'clock.
Westport, Conn. Sunday
September &C. Margaret MeCemb Top.
sarah Topham: Funeral from the
near 9Th ave-. on Tuesday. September 20.
at 2:3e p. H.
wEEKs-Syddenly. tnly. September rs. 1920.
George Williams Weeks Funeral serv-
ices. at 81; Georges Episcopal Church.
nempssead N. Y. Tuesday September
,,, e. e. > p. m, Kindly omit mowers
W ~lLSON-Jeseeh H.. az his home In Bel
Sidere N. j., Sunday morning. September
26. Funeral Wednesday afternoon, 9
o'clock, from his late horne in BeIvidere
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