New-York tribune., 1921-01-15

DEATHS

years Funeral services at Christ
Church. Elizabeth. N. j.. Saturday. Jsn-
uary Is. at 1880 p.
RIECHERSLOn January 1s. 1891, Louise
Riechers wife of the late Henry J.
Rfechers. Funeral service at the resi-
t. dsnes s., OF her daughter, Mrs; Anna Cur
p. M lnterment Greenwood Cemetery
Sunday. 2 p. m.
RiOTTE-Marie L.. January Is. in her
list year. at Bronxville n. r. Inter.
ment private. Please omit flowers.
ROsENHEIM--Rosa, In her nth wear.
relict OF the late David Rosenheim and
devoted mother OF Lenora Helborn.
oe~ sssaS An,sa sisnss. Ba cE. n.
genstern and Jacob Rosenheim. Tu-
nerai services viii be held at Temple
ave. on Sunday. January Is. at IL q. m.
RYAN-January l2, John F.. beloved son
q Px.n Joanna ars tsysn Ryan and the late Dennis
LIS Boston Road. Bronx. Interrnept
St Agnes Cemetery. Albany on Satur-
gay. Albany papers please copy.
SMART-Louisa, OF cerebral hemorrhags.
On January IA. 1921. at her home. 161
West 6sth as, In her ssd year. widow
DR.. Isabelle Thomson e smart. mar vsnsr sesvtcss q
and tnterment at Manasauan. N. J. Jer-
sey City. Albany. Minneapolis and Los
Angeles papers please copy.
SCLLiVAN-On Wednesday, January II
J. and Mary sullivan. brother Of Daniel
suvsn Sui M'am ana Mr. NJ EtShara W,am 1,sn Z and Leo
neral from his late residence, Sl2s Hut
aye. Bronx, n Y. Saturday. january
church a. aosih tasnss ss ssa e ps!s. s.
ave, Bronx.
TIERNEY-On Thursday. January 1s. 1t
st, vincents Hospital. Myles Tierney.
beloved husband OF Elizabethan L. II.
Ilerney. Funeral from residence of his
son, Dr.. Myles J. Tierney, Aiwyn Court.
1S2 West 5sth St. New York City, Sstur-
day. January 1S: thence 10 the chufch
or 81. Francis Xaxier. West 10th ct.
flowers.
TIERNEY-
The Board of Managers Of the New
York Catholic Protectory are request
ed to meet at the College OF st.
Francis Aavier. 80 West 18th Street,
TINS Saturday. morning at 9:4S O'Clock
10 attend in body the funeral services
CENT?, to be held at the Church Of ST.
Francis Xavier at 10 o'clock .. m
MISHAEL COLEMAN. Vice-PresidenA
JOSEPH T. GRACE, Secretary
TIERNEY-
,t me Board OF Truatees OF the Emigrant
-nuustr'ai savings Bank record with deep
sorrow s,rre ,,,i the death of Mr.. Myles Tierney.
FIRST Vice President. which occurred on
she 18TH of January, 1921
Mr, llerney was elected q member Of
.ae Iae. bonrd OF Trustees on February s.
x
perience of more than twenty years in
large business enterprises. and at the
time Of his election occupied an already
commanding position, not only in bust
ness, but also in the field of Charts Bic
endeavor. From the very beginning Of
MS trusteeship he infused into the Board
spirit or progressiveness Of attention
10 detail and the courage to carry the
results OF reflection into action, which
resulted In development OF the banks
interests and an Improvement in it's
management which, as the years went
by brought an ever increasing harvest
Al the time of Mr. Tierney's election to
the Board the bank was one of several
substantial mutual savings banks in the
City OF New York. At the time OF his
bank in the world.
On January II, 1901, Mr. >Tierney wss
elected member and the Chairman Of
that capacity until January 2l. 1909. He
was faithful in his attendance at the
meetings OF the Board and Of tho vari-
member.
On January 10. 1911. he was elected
First Vice-President. and continued to
hold that office until the time of his
death ~
In extending our deep sympathy to his
bereaved family we cannot too emphati-
cally describe the loss which the Board
mas sustained In Mr.. Tierney's death. No
member Of the Board of Trustees has az
celled him in integrity. wisdom. judg-
ment and devotion to the interests OF tho
oank. He was a man OF noble character.
firm and unswerving but tactful. gem
erous and with an Infinite capacity for
friendship. Each member of the Board
OF Trustees feels a great personal loss In
JOHN J. PULLEYN. President.
TIERNEY-
At a special meeting of the Board OF
Managers Of THE NEW YORK CATH
OLIC PROTECTORY. held on the l1th
day of January, 1921. the following min
utes were read, adopted and ordered
spread upon the Minutes:
Mr.. Myies Tierney. President of the
Board of Managers OF The New York
Catholic Protectory, died on January 49,
1871. He was elected to the Board in
the autumn of 1895. He served for many
years on the various committees of the
Board. and in December. 1912. was elect.
ed President, office which he con-
tinued to hold without interruption until
the time of his death.
Mr.. Tierney Will be forever remem-
bered by all the friends of tho Protectorr
as the moving spirit in the erection and
development of the farm school at Lin
colndale. He was the chairman Of the
committee in charge of the project
ed Its construction. Upon its completion
he followed It's development closely. con
tributing generously to its maintenance
and improvement and giving freely to It
Of his own most valued time.
He kept IN close personal touch with
every branch OF the institution, and i'm
planted in each Of them his own sterling
zeal for order. patience, industry.
straightforwardness and courage.
our OeparteQ fTeSlIeDt was or heroic
mould His the rugged tempera
rnent that makes leaders among men
He had frmness of mind. enacity OF
purpose and an indomitable will. He
was patient. prudent. tactful and wise
and. above all, he the very essence
OF kindness, generosity charity and love
a deeply religious man. permeated
with a never-failing realization OF his
own obligations TO God and TO his neigh
bor-an ideal chieftafn for an enterprise
such as ours. dedicated to the Christian
education and upbringing OF the young.
In Mr.. Tierney's death The New York
of inestirnable value. and each member
OF the Board OF Managers a well beloved
and always to be remembered friend.
In view OF the foregoing. BE IT RE-
SOLVED That the Board Of Managers
attend his funeral in q body, and that
copy Of the minutes be forwarded.
suitably engrossed. to his family
MICHAEL COLEMAN. Vice ePresident-
JOSEPH P. GRACE Secretary.
TOTTRUP-On Wednesday. January ~:
William A Tottrup. beloved father Of
Emma, Ellen. William. Richard and
Charles, aged ST years Funeral serv-
ices at his late residence. 1914 Dahiil
Road, Brooklyn. on Saturday. January
TOWNSEND-January -, 1921. Charles
C. Townsend. of Englewood. N. J.. in
his nth year. Funeral service at the
residence Of Mr.. Daniel Dunshe. 2s Lib,
erty Road. Saturday. January 15, At 2
p. m. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
CTHE-Mary (nee mechanically, wife of
George c. Uthe. daughter OF Sarah
Wright McDaunold Jannary IL ga 1871; s5l;. -
ave, GrantwQod. N. J. Funeral Satur-
day II a. m, from residence
WARNER-In Hartford. Conn. January
10. 1921, Susan Lee. wife OF the late
t,aa har lar residence 81 Forest a.