The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1920, Page 9

~~ BREF FUNERAL SERVICES ARE HELD " FORDSHOP BURCH ly Sent to Cathedral After Ceremony Attended Only p by Family, f Attended onty by members of the § ‘te family, a brief fineral ser- ‘was held to-day over the body of hop Charles Sumner Burch, who suddenly met Monday. Those who ‘the service at the house were ire, Charles Sumner Burch, Afbert + Mr, and Mra. Lydon Burch, . and Mrs, Arnaldo Marson and irs. A. C. Comstock. ig 4. ‘The body was later taken to the thedral of St. John the Divine and ved by Canon E. Briggg Nash and non Robert E. Jones. Those who ted the body to the Cathedral re George F. Meather, verger; Robbins, Mrs, Marson and don Burch, ‘The honorary pall- were the trustees of the arch and the Standing Committee. ‘The casket, draped in purple Thousands in Cork View the Ruins “THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1920. \3 \3. After Great Fire in Heart of the City morrow oe ae ‘was placed in the Ambu- ry, directly in back of the high tar, facing the Chapel of St, wiour. A guard of honor remained fwith the body until the public @uneral at 8 o'clock. The guard mulated of members of the clergy, f@ members of the Laymen’s Club the Cathedral and two member's of Bompkins Lodge of Stapleton, Staten Mand, of which the Bishop was a @ember. The members of the clergy (Who stood watch while the body lay fm state were Canon Clover, Rev, McCandless, Rev. Prof. S. B. joodgett, Rev. Prot. R. B, Pomeroy, on H. A. Pritchard and the Rev. Wharles K. Gilbert. , The inscription on the marble slab the vault where the body will be jaced at rest read: — June 30, 1855; died December 0." | \ ‘The order of the procession preced- the catafalque from the Bishop's use was: ‘ Crucifer, Cathedral choir, acolytes ith nat'onal and city flags, Canon jash, master of ceremonies, and his des; Chaplains of New York State Protestant churches, Episcopal clergy of other dioceses, clergy of New York diocese, thé diocesan personnel, facul- ty of the General Theological Semin- ary, Richard M. Pott, Treasurer of the diocese; Secretary of the diocese, the Rev. Charles K. Gilbert and his staff, Chancellof of the diocese George Za- briskie, Vicars of the Cathedral, Cathedral Canons. The honorary pall bearers, Dean Robbins and twelve Bishops’ of the Episcopal Chur: Thomas F. G Executive Co of Bethlehem, of Massachusett ster of Connecticut, Charles M. Brent of Western New York, Frederick Bur- gess of Long Island, Charles T, Olm- seriesy Gummer Purch, . Bishop | stead of Central N ork, Pawin §.|dictment In Essex County,” N. J., trega: pda Saad Lines of Newar . |charged with burglary and with being a @gbth Bishop of New York, 1919- Lioyd of Virgini: - | fugitive from justice. ijutor of Coadjutor o James H. D: Wilson Wants to Call World Dairy WASHINGTON, commercial treaty with Siam was trans- mitted to the Senate to-day by Prest- | dent Wilson. The Executive, in another | in New York, and in the Hudson Tubdes at 83d Street she saw Dougherty. She accused him of being the person whom she surprised in her apartment and she summoned @ policeman, who accompa- nied her and Dougherty to the West 30th Police ‘Station, where Doughefty stoutly denied that he was in the State of New Jersey forty hours previous, but SMITH TRANSFERS THE CAPITAL HERE It's Only Temporary— Turns Al- leged Burglar Over to “Jersey Justice.” Having listened patiently for three hours last evening to the reasons ad- vanced by counsel for Trott Dougherty, twenty-six, a walter of No, 600 Acad- emy Street, as to why Dougherty should not be extradited to the State of New Jersey, Gov. Smith signed a war- there were many corroborative wit- nesses for Mrs. Alexander, Noted Proht' ist Drops Dead. DAYTONA, Dec. 23.—4Dr, Solo- mon ©. Dickey, noted Prohibitionist di- rector of the Winona Lake, Ind., Sum- S and former President of he Right Revs. dent of the elbert Talbot illiam Lawrence thauncey B. Brew= rant and turnod the relator over to ‘Jersey justice.” The Governor had temporarily trans- ferred the capital fram Albany to No. 49 Lafayette Street, where he heard the application. Dougherty is under in- home here efter spending the afternoon at golf. He founded the Winona Religious Assembly in 1895. | will be held to-day. will be at Andover, — er rosa ; wid aS a ) wer es. | SeMATRA DT 3timwold Merrill, for-| 4 rr of Fisk University in| Tot company | Nashville, died at Mountain Lakes, N.| “Th yesterday, aged iighty. He retired! pany should co from the minwiry ir, I8t], He was the jauthor of several retigious book: graduate of Amherst College ® nt of er Theological Seminar: The int Mass., 00. assets of Brown Calf, and Tan Russia Calf. ‘Widths AAA to D, Bizes 1% to 9. Your happiness and satisfaction in being correctly and comfortably shod is assured when you wear Queen Quality shoes. 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