New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
DEATHS

Law. Of Cincinnati, at her residences.
Great No.thern Hotel. sunaay. septem:
Church Wednesday. September 20. al 8
O'Clock. lnterment private
M%SSETT-At Worthing. England. on Au-
gust 1s 1920 Rosine. wifs Of the late
William G. Burton. Services at Grace
Church. East 7th st. Plainheld. y. ;.
o,eloes: Intermens Gfeenwood Gem. NJ
terry. Brooklyn. n. Y
MGINN-september 2s 1920. Ann r, be-
i%yed I'VE dauEhter Of oseph and Catherine
from her iate residence. coia 5sth ct.
Brookiyn; thence to st, Athanasuss r.
Rroohiyn. requiem mass at 10 O'Clock.
1nterment Calvary Cemetery.
M'QJADE--On Sunday morning. September
rs Facs at I.w he EfSSos s'' St Marks
neral services will be held Wednesday
Peters Church. New Brighton. s l. II
IS requested no flowers be sent.
= Nuhn, aged q years. Relatives and
services az her late residence 1ll3 East
18th ST Brooklyn. on Wednesday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock.
PREME--on Monday. September ~ 1921
a. his residence. Yonkers. y. Y. Ralph
r Prime. late lieutenant colonel L S.
Enoiunteers. n. In the slst year OF hts age
church, Yorkers Thursday, September
20. at p m.
PRINE-MItary Order of the Lo..,
York. Companion Lieut. Col Ralph E.
Prime, died Sept. -. Funeral services
1, rtFst Fresbytertan Church. Yonkers
MI attend BY order Of Rear hdmirai
Charles r. Sisbee, I. $. y tretiredD,
'olnmander Brevet Lieut. Col. VIM 8.
Eogs"eIi. |. S. y. Recorder
1920, Phoebe Roberts tnee Tl;so11'
mother OF Robert w Roberts Funeral
sa.. serItcos az her late residence. % Man
day at =. m Please omit flowers
RoBERTs-On September 81. in his 7ath
a aassr Or Charles F. al his late resi-
eda aFncr ~, GhassTorth n Apartments. River
AT Cnaries 4. Sandstrom's Funeral Pa
Ior 3s3 'th a., Wednesday evening
'n%{,ad SG o e,oeS Friends and re latives
cemetery. Kindly omit nowers
- hlFfI''acoh II In lhe death Of Ny.
JACOB II Schiff the Educational Alliance
Of the 5eVsfe ,r1see !9ss o1 f0nnafF Y5s
crest in its work. more partlculariv in in
immigrant. 70 aid him 10 understand
AMI appreciate the land Of his refuge
-lntel!igent citizenship. Mr.. schiH gave
generously to the Educational Alliance.
pNeii IN "lS" counsel and personal
activity, as we'll as in bountt{ul dons
ions Under the shadow OF the ereat
loss the trustees OF the institution feel
themselves unable to do justice 70 the
memory Of the devoted friend who has
passed away, but have appointed
SpeClal committee TO consider plans for
an appropriate memorial.
Ey order Of The Board Of TrustseA
SAMUEL, GREENBArM. President.
BERNARD ERNST Secretary
sCHlFF-The Mt. SINAI Training School
for Nurses through its board Of directors
expresses profound sorrow at the pass
ing OF MI Jacob II. Schiff. In h;s
dea'h the community has lost one o.
us ab!est citizens. man OF tho loftiest
fea!s, whose phiauthrop.es were a
world-wide inspiration, whose broad
synpathias lnew no bounds OF race or
creed To his family extend our
heartfelt sympathy and coincidence in
the great loss which they have sustained
HUGO BLCMENTEAI
President OF the Training School Board.
Stroud. THE FUNERAL.
CHURCH frank T.. campbelIs, way,
SSth ST.. Thursday. 2 P. M
WALsON-Joseph H. at his home sa BeI--s
loere n J.. Sunday morning. Septemhar
26 Funeral Wednesday afternoon.
o'clock. from hts late home in BeIYidera. 4