New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
DEATHS

BAYLIS-october 2. at Bay Crest, Hunt
lnSass., inston L. L. Willard Turner Baylis,
Lynch Bay!is- aged IL years and
months. Funeral at late home. wednes-
day, at p. M Conveyances will meet
11:o train from New York and Fiat
bush
Der /. 1922, aged 81 years. Services from
fnnsra PaTl0rs Of FSrquha5 ss sssson IL
tober g. p. m. Interment Greenwood
Cemetery.
DERBY-Rioherd jr, beloved son of Rich
ard and Ethel Roosevelt Derby. sudden
! ly. AT 81. Lukes Hospital. October 9.
/ 1922. In the ninth year OF his age
HAGE-Heen Louise. THE FUNERAL
CHURCH, B'way66th st.. Wednesday.
McGRATH-on Sunday, October 1. 1929.
at his late residence. AZ East 66th ST.
Funeral services at 81. Bartholomew's
Church. 6oth ST. and Park aV., Tuesday.
| D. m.
SCHMIDT-william T.. on September 20.
| 1922. husband of Mary c. Schmidt. IN
his $50 year. Services at "a East sosh
st. Tuesday, October 3, at 10 m.
Interment private.
SCHMIDT
AZ special meeting OF the Board Of
Directors of The Commonwealth Bank of
the City of New York held on October
., 1929. the following Minute was unans-
mously adopted:
MINUTE.
The announcement of the death of our
greatly esteemed and beloved associate
William H Schmidt, which occurred on
the grievousness of tho loss which this
institution has suffered.
Elected seventeen years ago suo-
cessor to his well-remembered and
honored father, he flied he position Of
| President so loyalty efficiently and
| with such an Intelligent and cultured
bearing as to evoke the keenest appre-
| citation and confidence u mis- associates.
as well as Of tLe patrons OF the bank.
To who enjoyed tho privilege of
friendship and intimArs aoauaintanoe
with him IL was most Distressing an6
pathetic to behold life Of sLok inestin-
able worth. career capab,. OF suoh In
valuable service and al Intellect of such
surpassng fneness Indusy shortened by
the rnystifying and fatal clutch OF
lingering illness. the rigors OF which he
bore with heroic fort'. ide and undineh-
ing patience.
We feel our utter inability to render
adequate tribute TO the memory of this
friend ana associate. and now that the
earthly tie is forever broken we bow In
the deepest sorrow. yet with resignation
to this visitation of Providence.
We tender our most heartfelt and af-
fectionate sympathy to the members OF
his family. and hereby instruct the
Cashier 10 spread this Minute In full on
she records Of tho Board and 10 trans
family.
CHARLES A. KING
GEO. F. A. oLT,
Cashier.
SHEPARD Mrs Elizabeth D. fuss
Welis). widow of Sidney Shepard, passed.
away at her residence in New Haven,
n. T.. Friday, September 80, 1921 Burial
Will be at Buffalo. N. Y. Funeral sery.
Ices will be at the chapel of the First
Presbyterian Church. on the Circle at
2:S0 p. m. Tuesday, October 3. Please
omit Sowers
son ERS-Tillie. CAMPBELL FUNERAL,
CHURCH, B'way-s6th ct. Tuesday, ii
m.
STREMPEL-At her summer home Bel
mar, y. j.. on Sunday, October /, 1929.
Carolyn B.. wife of Ernest C. strempei
Funsrai services will be held at the
Home for Services" 100 Clinton sv.
Newark, on Tuesday. October 8, at 3
o'clock.
TODD-Suddenly, at Goldens Bridge. N.
r., September so. 1929. Horace Horton.
son OF the late Abraham H. and Mary
A. Todd and husband of Adelaide W.
| Todd. Funeral at his late residence,
Tuesday. October 3. at 2. m.