The New York herald., 1922-04-21
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| ~ = 80 O'Clock. Internent private.
/ HoRGEs.-on Thursday. Apri 20. 1922.
sister. Mrs. Nj Faber, a33 Parsons sy.
Flushing, T. i Notice of funeral later
BRETT.-At stamford, Conn. On "Wednesday
afternoon April 10, i922. Everett James
i Brett, IN his I'D year Funeral services
VIII BE- held Al the First congregatoaaii
Z Fishldi Village, n. ". on SATURDAY
Grand Central AT 2 30 p. ~
BRIEGER. Monroe Maurice. Campbell Fa-
neral Church. Friday. 2 r ~
I COLEY.- Suddenly. at westport. Conn. April
| 20 Ambross Hurlbust Coey. son of Fran
/ els &. and Cornelia Hurlbutt, Ia his 25tit
year Funeral SATURDAY, go y. NJ,
! westport.
coLLENpER.-on April 10. in Venice. Italy.
Julia Agnes Collender wife OF the late
/ Hugh William Collender.
4 DEvIiN.--on Tuesday. April is. Marge-y
/ Manock, beloved wife Of Edward T. Dew
ava n q Rosyn < taeads and n dsnsns MaaoeE e
Pittsfield. Maine, and infant son. Funeral
| private New England papers please
copy.
Flynn, pastor OF the Church Of the Sacred
1 Heart, Mount Vernon. y. y. Office OF tis
c 1ssd snPaaS eysnng Mdas Napsav Apg ~ Son,nr n
1O:30. Interrnent ST. Raymond's Cemetery.
4 FORsYTHE. = sarah, Campbell Funefsl
Church. Friday. 10 a. N.
CANS. Suddenly. April ~, Esther. wife y
the late Samuel =. Cans. and beloved
mother Of Simeon c.. Eugene +, and NJ
/ bert r.. Cans. Funeral services al Fresh
Pond Crematory on Friday. April q, ~
II. a. NJ.
H1LL.--on April ~. 1922. Hannah T.. he.
loved wife Of James r. Hl. Funeral
from her late residence. 72o East 233dd
4. NJ; thence hence to- to St. Marys Roman Cat,
| Ole Church. Intsrment Calvary. Kindly
omit flowers. Automobile cortege.
! .fA Atr
define Hirons and father Of Gardner ll,.
/ rons. Jr. on April 10. Services Campbell
Funeral Church. Broadway at o6th st. ~
Sunday, April 20. AZ r. ~.
HCRToN.-At Jacksonville. Fla. On Aprli
1s 1922, Frank II. Horton, IN his 0sla
I year. brother OF Edwin Horton OF l1a
sp gs r@ gIaet Wsst enapa pSa q "a effer isffSt.
place near Grand av. Brooklyn, on FRI
day. April 81, at r. NJ
lMMANEN.--Apr'! 10. Ida lmmansn: Ser
vices stephen .Ierritt's chapel. 223 Stii az.
1 near 2lst -, Friday. p. ~.
JENKs.--At the horne Of his brother -
F,lushing /; J.. on TUESDAY. ss.s. April T.
! ~ u. professor OF Church History in thc
General Theological Seminary. Chelsea
square. \. Y. n his 5ath year. Funeral
service with requiem VIII be held In tho
/ seminary chapel on Friday, April II, a.
1880 A. NJ. Please DO not send flowers.
| Boston and Toronto papers please copy
JENKs. : General Theologicai Seminary
Administrators OF the Associate Alumni
| are requested 10 attend the funeral service
burial office with reouiemD Of the Rev
Arthur Whippe jerks, o. D;, professor
| Of Church History 10 be held III the aen,
mary chapel on Friday. April 81, az 1890
A NJ. Please bring vestments and assem-
BILE In the library at 10 A. NJ.
| KATZE.-Spencer A.. on Wednesday, April
10 beloved husband of Adele y. .(nee
Yesky). dear father Of Janet-Myldrcd.
beloved son o. Rachel Katie. of the late
Albert Kate. beloved brother or Alne
Katie Traugotf OF indianapolis Ind. Fu-
moral from sam Rothschilds funeral
chapel a0s Lenox av., Friday. April Il ~
? p. NJ. indianapolis pepers please copy.
LINDLEY.-At his residence Upper Mont
| clair. y j.. Thursday April 20 49,.
Theodore John. husband OF Evelyn Cruil;-
shank and son OF the late Daniel Allen
and Grace Field Lindey. Notice Of funeral
hereafter.
MAcKLrN.-Kate c.. at seaford. N Y.
| April 10. Funeral notice later.
NORRIS.-Charles A. Campbell Funeral
Church Friday II A. NJ. Auspices Actors
| Fund.
MuNKTTTRIcK Caroline A.. widow OF
/ Alexander Munkittrick. on April 49, at her
residence. London. England
| PEABODY .-Georgia f. wife Of Herbert E
/ Peabody at her home in Brattleboro VT.
Tuesday April is. lnterment private.
RIcHARpsoN.-Geor w. husband Of .lie
of George W Richardson. Jr.. suddenly
at his residence. 80 West SD ~. o.
"wednesday, April 10. Services and inter
ment private.
RICHARDSON. Laura = 7, wife OF m
mother Of George w Richardson. Jr.
St. on April IS. Services and intermen'
| private.
RusHMoRE.-At Piai.nnlnssld, y: j.: Q.
the late Mary Jane ouinby and Isaac w
Rushmore. Services at his late residence.
| T32 West sth ST.. Plainfield. N. j.. on Fri
| day, April a. at 2:30 r. NJ.
gAWyER April 10 1922 at her resi-.
/ dence, Goshen ~ y. Alice Lyman Saw
yer. widow Of J. Theodore Sawyer. late
! of Waveriy. n. Y, in the 18th year OF her
I age. Funeral services At her late resi-
dence. Goshen. Friday afternoon. April y.
1929. at 4:So. Interment at Gienwood
/ Cemetery. Waverly, n. Y, Saturday after
/ noon April q, at 4:3o
/ sCANLAN-At her residence, a02o Broad
! way. Mary L. Seaman tnee DAVIS. be-
/ loved wife of the late Patrick Seaman.
| Funeral service at the Paulist Fathers
i Church. Goth 81. and Columbus av., on
Saturday. April Y, at 10 A. NJ lnterment
| scANI.AN.-The Children of Mary Of Maple
/ hurst are requested TO attend the funeral
OF their fellow member. Mrs. Mary r
/ Scanlan, at the Paulist Church. Column
| bus av. and Goth ST., on Saturday at 10
| Miss Georginc Iselin. President.
Mrs Emile vatabie. Secretary.
sMITH-on Thursday. April 90 1922. Philip
IL. at his residence. 1914 University av..
\ Bronx. beloved husband OF the late Jo-
4 sepninc fuICeils ssotiS1 "a A"iSA0' 'N'~
4 after.
| sTEBBIKs. Sophie Louise. widow Of Isos-
| well o. stebbins. April 90 Services
Campbell Funeral Church. Broadway ann
Goth St. on Saturday, April y, ~ '"
4 A. NJ
i STEIN.-Hernan. April 20. beloved husband
Of Carrie stein and devoted father OF
i Julia Jesse and sidney, IN his I'D year.
At his residence. i3N West 10th -. Fa-
neral strictly private.
wALKER-on April 20. 1922, Jane Walker
(nee WexJ. iu her 18Th year. FuhetEt
SATURDAY. April 90 at 10 4. NJ. from
Nolks Mortuary Chapel gu washington
st.. Hoboken, y, J.
i WIrlIANS.-The Board Of Directors Of the
| Fidelity-Internatonal Trust Company has
/ learned with profound sorrow OF tho death
i of Mr. John O. Williams on April y. ie22.
i Mr. John q. Williams was an esteemed
and valued Director Of this Company and
/ was one Of its organizers when Il started
i IN 1907. He was fearless man, holding
his convictions firmly and without SUR
render Of what he believed TO be the prin-
i ciples OF honest business conduct and
i procedure. One never needed to be IN
i doubt as 10 whore he would stand OF any
i question where the element of fair play
i was involved. He was emphatic for the
II right az II appeared TO him 70 be the
4 right and n contract, either verbal or
Il written. Aas 10 him sacred, invioiable
\ obligation
\ ue I'M many friends who were endcarcd
to him Il, Ms sound advice and warm
y hpartcdncss ard his associates VIII greatly
miss him from tho councils of this hnar'i,
where hc was loved, trusted and no -ored
NJ his family v, extend the assurance
of our heartfelt sympath'' and 'fect thag
mr rnrrnsaesi copy II thi. - mute hc de-
1INaypn 10 tnefn an expression o. -