The New York herald., 1921-10-06
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pupfri.-on Wednesda cctopes ~ ~
brfelie. ~. j.. Jane f.. widow % Ter nee
J. Duffy. Notice of funeral hureafrrr-
EVERETT. .-LuelIa A. CamEbfr Ftae 81
Church. Bway-66th st.. Friday. : ~
F'EIsT.-on October s. 1881. yssnr age 50.
beloved husband Of Ross Kayser,
Funeral services from his late residence.
:oas 63d S.. Brooklyn. ". Y. Frtds:-
October 7. at II A. NJ. Interment Noun;
Hope Cemetery. Cypress Hills.
oe.sss4 a.' issi III. III IL kass
Brooks Garnaus. widow OF Albert G.
Garnaus. also Of 100 West ssth st., New
Vices Will be held at her late residence.
Mountain Lakes. N: j.. on Friday. octo-
% M oe'res Tfsn io'sf%sns io MoSn,s,a at Lsse nsw
at 1890 a. NJ. Newbursh and cornwsii
papers please copy
(GOULD.-As Sussex. N. j.. on Tuesday. Oc-
tober 4. 1921. ex-senator Jacob Gould In
nj, s4th year. Funeral services win be
3 seis ss 4, A. his late residence on Saturday. at
HENDRrCKsoN. Suddenly, at Paterson.
n. j.. al the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
j. d. Parmelie. on Tuesday. October (.
1921. Mary r.. beloved wife OF william
G. Hendrickson of Beilemeade, ~. J. In
terment Thursday. October O. at Tren-
ton. y. J.
HoLI.INs.-on October q. 1921. William
Norris, son Of the late Frank Hoilins and
Elizabeth Coles Morris Of New York Fu-
neral private.
HowELL.-October 8. 1921. James A.. he.
loved husband Of Caroline J. Howell. aged
20 years, Funeral services. stephen Mer-
Thursday morning. 10 o'clock.
LEVY Y:-Fanny Leah. widow of Hyman.
mother Of !. ID. Levy, Mrs. Max Bonwi,.
Mrs Mrs Sol. Starr; Mrs. Julian Stark. Han
year. at her home. o24 West End av. Fu-
neral notice later.
MoRGAN.-On Monday. October 3. Marga-
ret. widow OF William G. Morgan. Fu-
neral services at her late home. o74 An.
derson av.. Thursday at p. NJ.
MORIs!s.-Harrict Lawrence. widow of John
N Morris. on October 5. 1921. Services
on Friday evening. October T. 1921. at s 30
o'clock interment private.
MOTION Tuesday. October I, 1861. Charles
-. Mott of 1928 Pacific st.. Brooklyn.
Funeral services will be held at the Lef-
ferts Place Chapel. 81 Lefferts place.
near Grand av.. on Friday, October I. 8
p. NJ. Relatives and friends invited.
Burial at Bridgeport. Conn. Saturday.
MccULLow.-charles f.. at his residence.
4, at p. NJ. Members of Harlem Coun-
cil Z. B. L.. No. 21i. kindly invited
to attend. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
McGOvERN:-At Saranac Lake. n. Y. on
band q Lydia pay Mcdovsrn AND fathc.
a
M,s IL Kemp MEs sGhisssl an and Mis-
so Clinton an 'ss f9r on Tass
October I. at o A. NJ: thence to st.
Bsidgets Church.; Plane st.. Newark.
Of requiem VIII be offered for the reposs
of his soul.
CCONNOR.-Ellen Redden. on October z.
1921. at her residence. :Ga West I'D st..
In her s5th year: born in Kells. Count
Meath. Ireland: mother Of Airs. Matthew
NJ. Devne. Mrs. John Zeisler. Mrs. Louis
d Baer. Mrs. Adolfo de varona and John
OConnor. Funeral Thursday. October
q. Solemn requiem mass at the Church OF
the Blessed Sacrament. I1st at. and Broad
way, at q o'clock. Intermcnt Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery. Union Springs. n. Y.
and Auburn. N. Y. papers plensc copy.
RYAN.-At Yonkers. N. Y. on "wednesday.
October .. 1851. Joseph A. Ryan. Funeral
from his late residence. 1852 woodworth
av.. on Saturday. October 3. at 9:3O A.
NJ. Solemn requiem mass In the Church
OF Our Lady OF the Rosary at 10 o'clock
Interment st. Mary's Cemetery.
SAvOURET.--At Lyndhurst, N. j.. on Oc-
tober (. 1871 Eiize. beloved wife Of Paul
residence. 3:2 Livingston av.. Lyndhurst.
~. j., on Friday. October z at ::3o y.
NJ Interment Hillside Cemetery.
sHErARD.Annie E. Rye. srv,r:: n r. 9etSss: p,Sss
October I, at r. NJ.
sMITH.-Frank Wilder. on October 8. a. hts
residence. col West 144th ~. Services
Thursday. October a. at P. NJ Inter.
!. Rochester and Oswego papers please
copy.
soI.OMON.--Jacob. beloved son OF Moses and
the late Frances Solomon; and de-. dear
at Myers's funeral pariors. ::s I,enox ay :.
Thursday. October q. at +. NJ. kindly
omit flowers.
sUMTER-on October ). Sadie tnee Harris).
...fF - d. AaE lnO
bert and Phyllis, dear sister Of Mrs.
oa sos ,ns sog Mr Hars anns aunt Of
Joseph L.. Brown Of Akron. Ohio. Ser Ser.
Vices at Meyers Funeral Parlors s3s
ssol ciex.iaS sS and I'1y Akron 'Ves oh,o and west
field IN. ~ papers please copy.
"Wednesday. October 5. 1921. .Albro N.
Tilton. Funeral services will he held az
his home, 1S4 Clinton av.. Brooklyn. on
Friday. October T., at r. NJ
wADg.-At Locust Valley. n. Y. October 3.
1921. Mary X. Wade. Friends and rela.
late residence, Main Road, Locust Valley.
or o'cloeR: thence 70 u. Patrick. r. G.
Church, where a high mass OF requiem
viii be celebrated for the repose OF her
soul Intcrment Brookviile Cemetery.
wACsTAFF.- ALFRED. AZ meeting Of the
Board OF Managers held at the hesdauar-
tcrs Of the Society IN the City Of New
York. "wednesday. October 8. 1921. tho
following memorial was unanimously
adopted:
tion of Cruelty to Animals, through It's
Board of Managers. records its sense OF
the great loss Il has sustained by the
death OF its late president. Col. Alfred
wagstnff. Col. wagstaff had been identi-
fled with the Society and its work Tor
October 3. 1872. he became vice-presi-
dent June 0. 1882: he was elected actins
president April IL. 1908. and on October
II of the same year was unanimously
chosen as president of the Society. an Of
flee which he has held for fifteen years
with credit TO himself and profit to tho
member or held office In the Society, ne
espoused It's purposes and gave valuabie
assistance to the cause OF animal protec-
ture, ne fought undauntediy and against
strong opposition for the rights or ant
mails Many OF the earlier laws for the
protection OF animals now on the statute
troduced by him and became laws as the
result of his untiring efforts.
Endowed by nature with kindly gen.
erous and sympathetic disposition. his
knowledge as a lawyer and legislator, and
his acquaintance with men and affairs.
made him wise counsellor and an able
executive. His high standing In the COM
munlty and his command OF the respect
and confidence of the public enabled him
20 render the Society an important SER
vice at trying and critical period In It's
history.
dispute, his relation with his colleagues
WAS marked at all times by courtesy
and consideration which has made his
death a personal as well as an official
Richard weiiing. Secretary.
wATRoUs.--On Tuesday. October 4. Eliza
beth snowden Nichols, beloved wife OF