Mu. Simon Pera Levy, the twenty year old-son of the late Mr. Ezra 3. Levy and Birs. E. S. Levy, and brother of Mr. Sidney E. Levy, member of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, died at the Paulun Hospital fon -the 16th instant from typhoid fever. The deceased had been in pet fect health and spent a vacation in Tsingtao last month, returning to Shanghai a fortnight ago. He was 'a bright boy, modest and unassuming, and was educated in Shanghai at the Cathedral School for Boys. He was. very popular among his colleagues at the China Realty Ca. which he had joined three' years azo. The funeral cere-many, conducted by Mfr. Eliahoo Tsaae'in the Jewish cemetery, as attended by many relatives and friends who testified by their pre ence the esteem in which "the Aleceased was held.. Great sympathy ig felt for the family in their sad bereavement. The deceased is survived by his mother, four brothers, had three sisters. "Among those who sent wreaths were:—Mr, Frederick W. Suttetle, Mr. F. W. Sutter, jo. Mr, and' Mrs, V. 0, Remblios, Me. add Bra, G. Crane, Be. FSE. Ozatio.
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