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Cou 1 I THE NEW YORK TIMES. SUNDAY. NOVEMPER 26. 1916. 21 WILLIAM HARRIS, STAGE VETERAN, DIES One of the Oldest Theatrical Producers Stricken with Heart Disease in Bayside Home.

HE BEGAN AS A MINSTREL Owner, or Part Owner, of Many Theatres in. New York, Boston, and Chicago- -His Notable Productions. William Harris, for many years one of the most prominent theatrical producers in the country, and father of the late Henry, B. Harris, who lost his life in the Titanic disuster, died suddenly yesterday morning at his home in Bayside, L. I.

He had been in his office in the Hudson Theatre on Thursday afternoon, and had kept in active touch with his business affairs by telephone on Friday, the day before his death. He was found dead in his room after he had eaten treakfast and sent for his automebile: it was thought that he intended to come into town to his office. His death was caused by heart disease. Mr. Harris was one of the oldest producers in the country, He was in his 71st year, and had planned to celebrate His fiftieth anniversary in the theatrical business next year.

He had two sons, Henry B. Harris and William Harris, both of whom followed their father in producing plays, and both of whom produced many notable successes. The first play which the father and the surviving son, William Harris, ever produced jointly, however, was "The Thirteenth Chair," which opened last Monday at the Forty-eighth Street Theatre. Bill as many of the oldtimers in the theatrical profession called him. was born in Prussia and was brought to this country by his father when he was six years old.

His father opened clothing store In Bridgeport, and the son went to school for only three months. His first work was as a cigar stripper in Cleveland. He began his theatrical career as a blackface comedian after he had appeared In a number of amateur per formances, and at the start he earned dollar and a halt a week for his actIns. His partner in this first vaudeteam we John Bowman, and the two received $3 a week for the act. From about 1863 until 1873 the Bowman-Harrie team.

continued its vaudeville performances, the pair of young actora trequently having to walk from one town to another and finding themselves stranded far from Broadway many times a year, along with other barnstormers of the period. One of their engagements was with Lent's old New York Cireus, and between stunts they sold tickets to the circus. The blackface comedians broke up. and from 1873 until 1878 Mr. Harris and vaudeville actor named Carroll traveled as a vaudeville team.

Mr. Harris writing many of the songs the two sung His first really successful venture was in Boston, about 1880, when, with persuasive ability and only $4 in cash to his name, he managed to lease the Howard Atheneum. He made such a success with it that the late Isaac Rich, one of its owners, entered a partnership with him after Mr. Harris had run the theatre tor two years. Mrs.

Rich, widow of this former partner, was among the callers at Mr. Harris's office yesterday. Mr. Harris was later associated in producing plays with Klaw and Erlanger and Charles Frohman, and was instrumental in turning a great number of actors and actresses into stars and semi-stars. He Is credited with having done much toward bringing out Andrew Mack.

Elsie Ferguson, and Rose Stahl among others. At the time of his death. it was said yesterday, Mr. Harris owned either right or in part at least a dozen thentres in large cities throughout the country. Among them were named Hudson.

Fulton, Knlekerbocker, Lyceum, Liberty, and New York Theatres in this elty: the Hollis Street. Colonial, Boston, and Tremont Theatres in Boston. and the Colonial, Illinois. Blackstone, and Powers. Theatres in Chicago.

He was also heavily interested in Long Island real estate. George H. Bailey Dies at 88. Special to The New York Times. WASHINGTON, Nov.

25. -George H. Baller, the oldest employe of the Distriet of Columbia Government, died In Washington Friday. He would have been years old on Dec. 13.

Mr. Balley was born in Boston, was in charge of the Boston Water Works from 1847 to 1832, and from that time to 1800 was in charge of the Jersey City Water Works. He planned the erection of the first water works of Newark. Coming to Washington in 1878 he became Computing Engineer of the District Government and was employed by the District Government since then. His wife Jersey WAS City, 88 who Hannah died last M.

year. Ryder of their nine children seven are living, one of whom la Theodore F. Bailey of Newark. Henry West Odion. Henry West Odion, a newspaper man here for many years and once city editor of The Sun, under Charles A.

Dana, died on Friday night at his heme, 214 Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, In him sixty-fifth year. Before entering the newspaper business, ne was for averal years a member of the New York Produce Exchange. After leavIng The Sun, twenty years ago, Mr. odion was for short time manager of The Associated Press. He was one of the first advocates of the Workmen's Compensation law and had written extensively on in the newspapers and magazines.

His wife survives Mrs. Jonathan Godfrey. Special to The New Fork Times. BRIDGEPORT, Nov. Jonathan Godfrey, prominent in New England society, died at the Oaks, Brooklawn, today.

She was a daughter of the late William Ogden Giles of New York and a cousin of the late Mrs. George Macculloch Miller, the Marquis de Talleyrand-Perigord of Paris, and Princess Pogg.a Suasa Ruspol. of Rome, Italy. She was a member of the CoIonial Dames. Her husband, a promInent manufacturer, and her brother, Lewis Curtiss Giles of Stamford, survive.

Mrs. Godfrey recently gave an ambulance to the Italian Army. Livingston Cushing Dies Suddenly. NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov.

25-LivIngaton Cuehing. lawyer In Boston since 1884, died suddenly on the street here today from heart disease. He came here to attend the Yale-Harvard football game and was striken while ning for a trolley var. Mr. Cushing was graduated from Harvard University In 1879 and was a Director in several corporations.

RAISE $52,000 FOR CHILDREN Paralysis Victims Need Nearly Five Times This Amount. Contributions to the Thanksgiving fund for the benefit of crippled victims of infantile paralysis reached $52,000 yesterday. An example of the wide appeal and sympathetic interest caused by this method of providing practical aid for the little sufferers may be found in the great number of -mall donations recelved daily at the office of the Treasurer, James H. Perkins, 55 Wall Street. Many of the cash gifts of $1 come from the dwellers of the tenements.

To date about one-fifth of the necessary amount to provide for the unfortunate children for a year has been obtained. The Committee on Appeal, of which Robert W. De Forest man, has ascertained that the paralysis victims of the city will need $200.000 for their proper care during the year, A. B. McCREERY DROPS DEAD.

Son of Late Dry Goods Merchant Stricken in Grand Central Terminal. Andrew B. McCreery, Secretary and Treasurer of the James McCreery Corporation, 112 West Forty -second Street, and a son of the founder of the James McCreery dry goods store, WAS stricken yesterday afternoon with apoplexy and died within five minutes In the Grand Central Terminal Mr. McCreery was waiting for re a train for Ardsley-on- Hudson, where he 00d golt with a his brother, Robert McCreery, planned to spend the afternoon playing member of the Ardsley Golf Club. His body was taken to the home of Robert McCreery.

Mr. McCreery was in his fiftyyear. and for long time had made ha home in England, where his wife and two daughters are now. Frequently he returned to this city in connection with his business, and while here stopped at the Royalton Hotel, 44 West Fortyfourth Street. For time he was actively associated with his father, the Inte James, McCreery.

in the management of James McCreery but when a few years AgO the company. was reorganized, coming 8 corporation, Mr. McCreery devoted his entire time to the McCreery Realty Corporation. The firm, besidas owning the building at 112 West second Street, had large holdings in California, and, it was said, West was terested in the property in Thirtyfourth Street, near Fifth Avenue, pied by the McCreery store. Obituary Notes.

VAUGHAN TREVOR, actor, died yesterday In Boston, where he was playing, in nts -seventh year, He was born In Derby, England, and came to this country In 1607. Mr. Trevor made his first public appearance during 1900, as Chief Witch In Dido and Aeneas." at the Coronet Theatre in London. He first appeared, in this try as Bittil in Tom at the Astor Theatre. During 1905-1900 Mr.

Trevor played the role of Fitzroy Bayley in The Lion the Mouse," then on tour. Mrs. SARAH K. FIELD, widow of Ellas Hicks died on Friday at home of her daughter, Mrs. John R.

Hallock. in Greenwich, Conn. In her eighty-third sear. leaving also tWO BOBS. Captain JOHN D.

PRINDABLE. United States Shipping Commissioner for twenty years, and formerly a Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, died on Friday at his home in Portland, in his sixtieth year. Mr. LEONIE HARVIER BRODHEAD McCOY. wife of John 0.

McCoy of Easton, Penn. and A daughter of ex Congressman J. Davis Brodhead, died yesterday at her home in Easton. She was in her twentysixth year. Mrs.

JANE A. H. DE COPPET, widow of firm Frederick of De L. Coppet stockbrokers, of 43 de Coppet, formerly of the Exchange Place, died yesterday at her home, 1 West Seventy-second Street. She was daughter of the late Martin A.

Howell, Railroad once and President of- the New Jersey Transportation Company. Mrs. MARTHA LOUISA JOHNSON CAPEN, former resident of Brooklyn and for the last forty years a resident of field. N. died at her home in that city on Thursday In her year.

She was born in Bueno Aires, South America, and was the widow of Frederio W. Capon. She la survived by five sons. HENRY SEYMORE GRIFFIN, real estate operator, with an office at 100 Broadway, Manhattan, died in the Jamaica Hospttai on Thursday after an operation for pendicitie. Mr.

Griffin was 17 years old and Hived at 97 Grand Avenue, Jamaica, L. 1. He left a widow and a son. I. WAYNE VON LEER, mining engineer, died at his home, 156 Henry Brooklyn, on Thursday, In hi- fifty-ninth year.

He was native of Decatur, and member of the American Civil and Mining Engineers' Society and of Montauk Lodge 286, F. and A. M. BENJAMIN B. BAPTISTE.

84 years old, retired real estate operator and a resident of Brooklyn for more than fifty years, is dead at his late home, 460 1 Street. During the civil war he was employed in the BrookNary Yard, and later held position in the New York Custom He is vived by five sons and two daughters. HANS GEORGE SIMMONS. In the dry roods sommis ion business in Manhattan, died from heart disease on Thur day at his home, 624 St. John's Place, Brooklyn, In his thirtyninth year.

CHARLES NIMMO, retired baker, of Brooklyn, and member of Clinton Lodge 45 F. And A. died on Thursday at hie home, 1,871 Broadway. Brooklyn, aged 75 years. o.

E. SMITH. a retired dairyman, of Jamaica, L. died on Friday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Baltz, 130 Hall Street.

Brooklyn, in his eighty-second year. Miss CATHERINE LORETTA MURPHY, teacher in Public School 158, Brooklyn, at her 224 Grand Avenue: old. THOMAS" MORRISON, veteran of the civil died yesterday at the home of his Mrs. D. F.

Adams, tp Plainfield, N. In his seventy-fourth year. The Rev. JACOB J. ADAMS, District Superintendent of the A.

M. E. churches Zion Church pastor of in New Jersey, died yesterday at his home in 'Westfleld, N. in his fifty-sixth year, leaving one son. Mrs.

MINNIE STEWART CONE, wife of Spencer Houghton Cone, manager of theatrical agency here, died on Friday in Cincinnati. Ohio, where she was member of the Little Playbouse company. WILLIAM M. HOLT, retired business man of Paterson, N. died on Thursday at his home there in him sixty-seventh year, leaving eight children.

ANTHONY C. GUNTZER. an undertaker here twenty-seven years and resident of 499 First Avenue, died on Friday in the Radium Sanitarium, 205 West Seventieth Street, In his forty-eighth year. FRANCIS L. RUTLEDGE, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Rutledge of Morris Plains, N. died at his home there on Friday, In his twenty year. PATRICK FENNELL, a retired contractor, died on his home in Orange, N. in his -first year, leaving his wife and son.

Dr. JOSEPH DOBSON, veteran of the Boer war, during which he served as a aurgeol with the British Army, died yesterday in Bridgeport, in nia eighty-first year. ADAM DANNER, a real estate developer, who active in the founding of Sherwood Park, died yesterday at his home on the Bronx River Roud. in Mount Vernon, In his fifty-sixth year. His wife and ten children survive him GEORGE E.

MITCHELL for more than thirty-seven years connected with the New York Custom House, died yesterday at hie noine, 87 Sherman Street, Brooklyn, of heart disense. He was boin in Lansingburg, N. in 1852, the son of John R. and Rachel J. Mitcheli.

At the time of his death he was Aeting Deputy Collector in the Customs Serv. ice. Mr. Mitchell Is survived by his wife and a duughter, Mrs. Genesta M.

Strong. LEWIS OSTERWEIS, a cigar manuf.act• urer, widely known in trade circles in the East, died in New Haven, yesterday. in his eightieth year, after a long ilinees, Dr. THOMAS A. FLETCHER, former Alderman of Mount Vernon and a member of the Board of Education, died suddenly on Friday night at his home there in his sixtyninth year.

Captain ALEXANDER C. DENNISON, one of the best-known steaniship commanders on the Atlantic Coast. died on Friday from heart disease in Portland, In bia fiftysecond year. THOMAS SKEUSE, a contractor and dent of Flushing L. for many years, died on Friday night In the hospital there in his coventy-seventh year.

E. LUTHER JOY, active in businesa for many years in Newark, N. died yesterday lat his home. 994 Broad. Street.

Newark, in his eighty-sixth year. He was born in son, and was the head of L. Joy rubber manufacturers, until It was tinued in 1897. Born BENDIX. -Son, -Hunt Bendis, to Mr.

and Mira. Harry H. Bendix of 630 side Drive. Nov. Dr.

and Mrs. J. M. Jackson, L. Levit.) 1,612 Lexington on Nov.

12, a daughter, Rowlyn Florence. Nov. 21, at Lying- -in Hospital, New York City, to Mr. and Mre. Abe M.

Mendeison, (nee Carrie Rukeyser,) daughter. Milwaukee and Chicago papers please copy. -Born to Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Silver, Ada Levy.

BOD at the German Hospital, Nov 21. 1916. -Nov. 20, Flatbush, to Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Studwell, a 8014. Engaged. and Mrs.

L. Brener of 1,009 Prospect Av. announce the trothal of their daughter Sophye to Mr. Louts Davis. DA Joseph Oshinsky of 151 West 86th will give a reception at the Hotel Savoy on Sunday, Nov.

26, from to o'clock, in honor of the engagement of her daughter Grace to Mr. Isaac Herman Davis. No. carde. and Mrs.

E. Dorson of 961 Simpson St. wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Lillian to Mr. Maurice Frank of New York City. and Mrs.

aId Kelynack of Crestwood Park, N. announce the engagementof their ter. Nora Gertrude, to Mr. Charles MeDage of Belfast, Ireland. PEGGS FARRELL.

-The engagement of Helen Gertrude Farrell of 158 West End Av. to Dr. Harry MacDonald Peggs of this city was announced last evening at reception given at the Hotel Astor. CASTLE -Beatrics Carpenter to Jack L. Castle.

SP RECTED GLASNER LEHNHART. Mr. and Mrs. Lehnhart of Richmond HIll, 8. announce marriage of their ter, Anne Marie, to Rudolph William Glasner of Chicago, Nov.

25, 1916. 10 1916, at the residence Saturday, of the Nov. bride's 25, parents. Yonkers. N.

by the Rev. Clarence McClellan, daughter of Captain and Mrs. Henry T. Brags. to Raymond Arthur Holme.

PAGE POE. -Percy Page Gertrude Poe, married Nov. 28, 1916. Nov. 22, by Rev.

Dr. Morgan, Sarah M. Sibbaid to August L. So, enson. EK Church, George On Nov.

Earle 25, at Warren St, George's and Anna Loretta Kearney, Brooklyn. FARNSWORTH PLUMRIDGE. Nov. Edwina H. Plumridge to Frederick Farnsworth, -Nov.

22, Marie Kney to Robert Henesy. NICHR -Nov. 20. Bertha Steinberg to William Niehr. SMITH- Ethel Freeman to George T.

Smith. 22, Anna New. man to Walter H. Wieler. Died.

C. Funeral from John J. Chapel, 1,008 Bathgate Bronx, Sunday, Nov. 25, at 2 P. M.

Interment Woodlawn. Englewood, on Saturday, Nov. 20, 1916, Myra Ellen Field, beloved wife of Frankitn Bien. Funeral private. Tenafly, N.

Saturday, Nov. 25, 1916, Mary Cella Dresser, widow of the late Albert Blauvelt, in her eightythird year. Funeral services at her late residence, Hillside Tenafly, day, 28th, at 2:30 o'clock P. M. BLUMENTHAL.

-Bernhard, beloved burband of Lena and father of Samuel. Funeral from his late residence. 4.028 Jamaica near Woodland Woodhaven. L. Sunday, Nov.

26. 2:80 P. M. N. Nov.

24, 1916, Jonathan Craze, son of the late Jonathan Bonnel and Emily L. Russell, in the 57th year of his age. Funeral private. Kindly omit flowers. CANTIN Stone Ridge, into N.

rest on Charlotte Friday. Has. Nov. brouck, wife of the late James Cantine, aged 99 years. Funeral service at her bome on Monday, Nov.

27, at 2:30 P. M. CAPFN -On Thursday evening. Nov. 23, at her residence.

376 Franklin field, N. Martha Louisa Johnson, wife of the late Frederic W. Capen, In her 85th year. Funeral services be held on Monday, Nov. 21.

at 3 P. M. Carrage will meet Lackawanna train leaving Hoboken at 2 30 P. M. -Laura Frances wife Coltord, in the 60th year of her age.

of pneumonia, at 313 West 57th New City, She leaves a son, Sidney Colterd, a stater, Mrs. MeCarty of Newport, R. and a brother, Mr. Edward Chartrand. She WAR sister-in-law of Mrs.

Columbus 0' Donnell Iselin and Mrs. Francis de R. Wissman. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 28, at the Church of Zion and St.

Timothy. 334 West 57th St. Interment at Sleepy Hollow. private. Friday, Nov.

24, 1916, Agnes daughter of the late William Pleater Davidge, native of Bury st. Edmunds, England. Services at 11. o'clock Monday morning at her residence, 132 Pacific St, Brooklyn. Funeral private, On Thursday, Nov.

23, 1916, at her residence, No. 1,621 St. widow Washington, D. Frederica Gore, of John Chandier Bancroft Davis and daughter of James Gore King. In the eighty-eighth year of her age.

Funeral services at ft. John's Church, Washington. on Monday afternoon, Nov. 27, at 2:20 o'clock. terment at Jamaica, L.

on Tuesday morning. Nov. 28, on arrival of train leaving Penn. Terminal, 884 St. and 7th at 10 o'clock.

Special car. DE COPPET. -On Saturday, Nov. 25, 1316, Jane Armstrong Howell de Coppet, daughter of the late Martin A. Howell.

Funeral services at her late residence, Wert 72d on Sunday, Nov. 26, at 6 P. M. DE -At his residence. 1,062 Lincotn Place.

Brooklyn, on Nov. 25, 1916, Ralph De Soto, aged 65 years. Funeral notice later. Nov. 24, 1016, Elizabeth vaney, Daniel nee McGuire, beloved wire of CAPES tain P.

Devaney of Engine Co. of the N. Y. F. Funeral t.om her late residence, 243 7.00 East 235th on Sunday: evening at P.

M. Services terment at Penn Van, N. Y. Funeral director, C. J.

Coyle, 245 East 90th St. Josepa, M. on a Nov. 23, 1916. Funeral from his late residence.

1.966 Valentine Tremont, Monday. Nov. 27, at 10 A. thence to Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Marian Fordham Road. Interinent 8t.

Kaymond's. DUNN. -The Alumni Association of Fordham University announces with deep regret the death of our fellow membe Dr. T. seph Dunn of the class of on Thurs.

day, Nov. 28, 1016. Members are requested to attend the funeral serv.ce at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Marion Fordham Road, on Monday, Nov. 27, at 10 A. M.

Dr. GEORGE LEITNER, HENRY HEIDE. Secretary. Thomas Joseph Dunn. It is with deep regret that we' announce to the Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital the death of Dr.

Thomas Joseph Dunn, Second Medical Division. 1889. Funeral services will be held on Monday, Nov. 27, 10 A. at ,966 Valentine Tremont.

H. J. WILSON, BLACKWELL. M. President.

Secretary. DUNN. -The Medical Board of Fordham Hospital notes with sorrow the death of Dr. Dunn, senior visiting physician to Fordham Hospital, and the members of the board feel keenly the loss of their valued colleague and friend. ALEXANDER NICOLL, M.

Pres. of Medical Board. G. REESE SATTERLED, M. tary.

DUNN. -The members of the Medical Board of St. Laurence Hospital are requeated to attend the funeral services of their late colleague, Dr. T. Joseph Dunn, on Monday, Nov.

27, 1916. T. D. MERRIGAN, M. Secretary.

Thursday, Nov. 23, 1916, Cath. erine E. Ennie, widow of Joseph Ennis. Funeral Mot.day, 9:15 from her late residence, 458 Convent thence to St.

Catherine's Church, 153d near Amsterdam Av. Mass-10 o'clock. Interment Calvary Mount Vernon; denly, Friday, Nov. 24, 1916, Dr. Thomas A.

Fletcher. Funeral servi at the ter HIll M. E. Church, Mount Vernon, Monday, Nov, 27, at 8 P. M.

Lee, widow of WIlllam D. Galliard of Charleston, S. suddenly at Waterbury, In her 74th year. Funeral notice later. Charleston papers please copy.

The Oakes, Brooklawn, Bridgeport, Nov. 25, 1916, Mary Giles, wife of Jonathan Godtrey, aged 50 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral at ber late home, The Oakes, on Monday, the 27th at 1:30 o'clock P. M. Conveyances will meet friends at the railway station, Bridgeport, Conn.

Burial in Oak Lawn Cemetery suddenly, on day Nov. 23. at his residence, 165 Elm New Rochelle, N. in his 85th father of Harry, isaac. Moses, Sarah.

and Bertha Sondheim. Funeral service Sunday morning. Nov. 20, at 11 o'clock. at Mount Hope, Cypress Hills Cometery.

Members of Reaben Lodge, 1. 0. F. S. of Copernicus Lodge, I.

0. Humboldt Lodge, 512, and A. are invited to be present. Please omit flowers. on Nov.

25, 1916. after beloved briet illness, Emanuel Jacobus. husband of Carrie Schofield and lather of Rita, Edna and Ruth Jacobus. Funeral from his late residence, 1.325 Madison N. Y.

Tuesday, Nov. 28, at 9:30 Members of National Lodge, No. 200, F. Progress Club, Club De Juene and friends are invited to attend. Lodge No.

200, F. A. In the death of Worshipful Brother Emanuel Jacobus, a great and good man has been lost to Masonry in general and to National Lodge in particular. He strong pillar of the lodge, maintaining an active and helpful Intere in the workings, with unselfish devotion to its welfare. He was true to every Masonio teaching, an Inspiration to each brother, respected and beloved by all.

We are bowed with a profound grief and our deep sorrow is a tertimonial that his life had not been lived in vain. He lived a man. He lived Mason. Fraternally JACOB L. WALLACH.

Master. R. ROSENBERGER. Secretary. Lodge, No.

200, F. A. Brethren, You are summoned to attend an emergent communication 00 Tuesday morning, Nov. 28, 1916, at 9:30 o'clock sharp, for the purpose of participating in the last sad- rites of our fraternity brother, over the remains of our deceased Emanuel Jacobus, at his late residence, 1,325 Madison Av. Fraternally JACOB L.

WALLACH. Master. R. ROSENBERGER, Secretary. -At Newark.

N. on Friday, Nov. 24. 1916, E. Luther Joy, in his 66th year.

Fu. neral service will be held at his late home, 994 Brond on Tueeday, Nov. 28, at P. M. KEVLIN.

-John beloved father of Mrs. William Lalor, br. Jose hine Kevlin, and John Frank Kevlin. Fureral from his late residence. 640 Fast 175th Monday, Nov.

27, 9:30 M. Requiem maRs at St. Joseph's Church at 10 A. M. Interment St.

Raymond's, McCOY. -On Nov. 25. Leonte Brodhead, wife of John G. McCoy.

daughter of Davis and Cecile Harvier Brodhead, aged 25 years. Funeral from St Bernard's Church, Easton, Monday, at 11 o'clock. Died. Saturday. Nov.

25, Andrew B. McCreery, son of the late James and Fannie Crawford McCreery. in his- 50th sear. Notice of funeral later. Saturday, Nov.

35, bella Kerr, widow of Henry McDonough. Funeral services at parlors of 8. M. Hook Son, 110 8th Tuesday, 10:80 A. M.

-On Nov. 25, Meskill, Funeral from her late residence, (home of Miss Lyona,) West 1730 SL. Nov. 950 A. thence to Church of Incarnation.

175th BL. and St. Nicholas where a requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment Calvary, Ellen, West, at her residence, Central Park F.Iday. years.

Solemn mass of tequiem, 11 Holy Name Church, 96th St. and sterdam Ave. Monday. Nox. 27.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. his residence, 1.011 terson Wilmington, on day, Nov. 25, 1916, Richard, beloved hue. band of the late Sophia Patzowsky and devoted father of Antoinette and Louise Fleisch and Amelia and Ferdinand sowski, in the 38th year of his Relatives and friends of the St. Cecile Lodge, 568, New York Consistory, Rite: Lu Lu Temple, A.

O. N. M. Phil delphia: Progressive, Progress Club, York, and all other which he member Invited to attend funeral services Tuesday noon, Nov. 28, at 1:30 o'clock, 'at Linden KNI Cemetery, where interment will take South Bend, and Western papers please copy.

Charles, Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH. roadway, and 67th, Monday, 11 o'clock. Auspices Actors' Fund. Thursday, Nov. 1916, York City, Robert A.

Piper. in the eightieth of his age. The funeral services will be held at the Chapel, Greenwood Cemetery, 25th St, and Fifth Brooklyn, on Sunday morning. Nov. 26.

11 o'clock. On Thursday, Now. 2, the Rev, John J. Power, born Kilteely, County Limerick, Ireland, brother of Mra. Anna Ryan, uncle of Zilsabeth and Catherine McPolin and James.

Ryan. Funeral trom 21 Jumel Place to St. Rose of Lima Church, West '165th 8L. at 10 M. Please omit flowers.

On Friday. 24, 1916, 46 East 45th Rose A. beloved mother of. Kate N. Riley.

quiem mass on 21. 10 clock, at St. Patricks Cathe 5th 50th 8t Interment Den Moines papers requested to copy. Nov. 25, Jeanette of J.

J. Sullivan. Funeral services at her late enidence, 311 West 112th, on day evening Nov. 27, at 8 P. M.

TREVOR. -Vaughan. Remaine tying in state THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway, 60th and 67th. Services 8t. Chrysostom' Church.

30th and 7th Tuesday, o'clock, auspices Actors' Fund. VAN Edmund beloved husband of Heal, on Nov. 25, 1916, of pneumonia. Services a his rest dence, 196 Park Leonia, N. Monday, Nov.

27. at 8:15 P. M. Interment private, VAN NAME. 1916, wife of Oscar Vas Name.

Nov. 24, private. Monday. Nov. 348 East 58th Funeral tomorrow, 9:30 M.

COX. Catherine 684 8t. Nicholas 24. Funeral notice later. cox.

Joseph 870 lat Nov. Funeral tomorrow, 10 10 East Nov. aged 78. Funeral today, 10 -Martin. 2.211 ton Nov.

24, aged DONOHUE. -Katherine, 000 Amsterdam Nov. 24. Funeral tomorrow, 229 West 20th Nov. 23.

Funeral today, 10 A. M. GREIS, Willard Parker Nov. 2h. 305 West 1434 St, 23.

Funeral today, 10 A. Co 489 1st Nov. 24. aged 47. Funeral tomorrow.

HAGEL -Emma M. 1,830 Teller Bronx, Nov. 60. Funeral today, 2 P. M.

LANE. Catherine, 384 East 140th. 86. Funeral tomorrow. M.

Annie, Funeral tomorrow, 10 A. M. LONE. 471 148th 23. Funeral tomorrow, 8530 A.

M. -Joseph Bank Nov. 2. Funeral. notice MA Mathilde, 646 Bronx, Nov.

24. Funeral today, 330 East Nov. 34, Funeral today, P. 275 West 141at 6L, Nov. 24.

Funeral' tomorrow, 9:30 A. M. 442 lath at, Nov. 23. Funeral today, 1 P.

M. 1,256 80 Nov. 24. Fuveral tomorrow, 9:30 A. M.

461 West 166th Nov. 23. Funeral tomorrow, 10.16 A. M. SAVAGE.

Patrick, 204 8th Nov. 23. Funeral today, 2 P. M. Par 887 Forest Bronx, Nov.

24. Funeral tomorrow, A. M. 230 Bast 24th Nov. 23.

Funeral today, 2 P. M. 026 2d Ave Nov. 24. Futoday, 10 A.

M. WHITE. -Amos 1c. 814-West 134th Nov. 24.

Funeral today, 1. P. M. Brooklyn, AMOROSO. --Anna, 12 Garrison Nov.

23, agou 1 monta, 400 42d Nov, 24. Funeral tomorrow, 2 P. M. Mary, Norwegian Hospital, Nov. 24.

BOOKER. 110 Rochester Nov. 24. Fund.al tomorrow, 1.067 Cypress Nov. 2, aged 49.

Funeral tomorrow. 2 P. M. CON John, 174 St. Mark's Nov.

23. Funeral tomorrow, 10 A. M. 208 Crescent Nov, 24, aged $7. Funeral Nov.

28. Annie, 2.553 Cooper Nov. 24. Funeral tomorrow, 10 A. M.

GANZ. -Joseph, Kings County Hospital, Nov. 23, aged Dina, inonths. 1,516 Pitkin Nov. 28.

aged GURSKA -Natalia, 737 5th Nov. Funeral tomorrow, 9:30 A. Patrick, 976 East 96th Nov. aged Jewish Hospital, Nov. 376 Gold St.

Nov. 23, aged HILTON, -Kate 788 East 390 Nov. 195 South Oxford Nov. 28, aged 69. Now Nov.

aged 68. -Ruth, Si. Christopher a Hospital, Nov. 23. Harry.

402 Christopher Nov, 24, aged 2. Met tomorrow, 677 De Kalb Nov. Funeral 9 A. M. -Cauherine 1,412 Herkimer Nov.

24, aged 49. Funeral Nov. 28. -Mary, 50 Hudson Nov. 23.

-Thomas 537 55th Nov. 24. aged 32. Funeral today. NORTH John 421 Smith Nov.

25, aged 40. Funeral Nov. 28. 615 5th Nov. PARKS aged -Mary 81.

144 North 6th Nov. -Alfred 4304 Marion 24. Funeral tomorrow, 9:30 A. M. -Aaron.

Jewish Hospital, Nov. 24, aged 56. Anna, 105 Bleecker Nov. aged da. -Frank, Fuperal tomorrow, 9th 2, 5,791 Bay Nov.

aged 46. Funeral tomorrow, VON 325 Hawthorn Nov. 4 montha. wii -Eirumina, 571 50th Nov. 34, 30.

WILSON -John 1,427 Hancock Nov. 28, aged 64. Funeral today, 2 P. -Meyer, 285 East 524 Nov. 23, aged 32.

-In loving memory of Fanny Adelson, (nee Klein,) beloved wife of Louis 8. Adelson and mother of Norman and Miriam, commemorating the first niversary of her death, Nov. 27. 1915. MICHAELS.

-The unveiling of the mausoleum erected in memory of Isaac Michaels will take place Dec. at 3 P. M. At Mount Neboh Cemetery. In cake of rain, will take place the following Sunday.

loving memory of Charles Wharton, who died Nov. 28. 1914. HIS SISTER. WRONKOW.

Died, Nov. 30, 1910. Herman Wrenkow. Lips, who went to sleep. Thy loving face I always see.

And hope some day to be with thee. often sit and think of you when I am alone. For memory is the only friend that grief can call its own. Your wife, SERENA. 234 St.

Av. FRANK E. CAMPBELL way 8th CiRCLE J. WINTERBOTTOM SIXTH AMERICA'S BURIAL PARK 460 acres located in Westchester County beyond the city limits; permanency sured; several fine motor routes to property; lots from $100 up; tiocal; trains direct from Grand Central Terminal: ask for "Book of and further information at city office, 103 Park Avenue, corner 41st Street, New York City Telephones: Murray HIll 1841-1842. THE WOODLAWN 233 St.

By Harlem Train and by Trolleys office, 20 East 23d New York. Lots of small size for sale. For Sale, Lot in Wood awn Cemetery, What de your offer? 6 188 Times. Lot for sale: Woodlawn. Cemetery: bargain.

H. 8., 1,482 Room MRS. MASON DIES IN PARIS. Ex-Consul General's Widow Was Active in Social Work In Europe. PARIS, Nov.

25, 6:15 P. Jennie V. Birchard Mason, widow of Frank H. Mason, former American Consul General in Paris, died here today, Her son, Dean B. Mason, American Consul at Algiers, was at ber bedside.

Mra. Mason, who WES years old. was the daughter of Judge Matthew Birchard of Warren, Ohio. Mason WAR one of the beatknown American women in Europe, having been active in social and olont work in Baste. Marseilles, fort.

Berlin, and Parie, where her hum. bund served during his consular career. During the war she had been occupied with Belgian work. Frank H. Mason, who resigned while Consul In Paris in 1913, died in that city on June 21 last.

He was nearly forty years in the American Consular service Mrs. Laura Frances Colford. Mra, Laura Frances Colford, wife of Sidney -Jones Colford, and pioneer died yesterday at her home, 313 West Summer resident of Newport, R. Fifty-seventh Street, in her sixtieth year. She was the mother of Sidney J.

Colford. and a sister of Mrs. Anita af. Little, widow of Captain United Carthy Little of the States Navy. Police Department News Advancements to grades of patrolmen.

tective indicated: To $1,400 John Trimble, Prantner. Dee. 11: R. To $1,400 grade, Dee. O' H.

10; Cowley, San 8. o. Leslie. Beach, Bennett, Con. nor.

Pa weck. Clarke 130; J. R. J. Buechler, Netil.

281: Lat 20 6th R. fie E. R. Erickson Hayes, Trotfle J. Dillon.

c. To $1,400 14: T. 0 Shea. C. Schellhelmer, D.

Gamble, a1: Duffy, 36: P. Priment, J. Oliver 38: Michel, Kutser, W. Kietn, 38: Ward, 42; J. Isaaca, O'Connell.

J. Carrol, 160; C. Bender, 165. Veelpel, D. To $1,350 Grade, Dec.

11: J. Fredericks, M. Cully, Conner. W. Coleman, 13, J.

I. Me 10: Leahy, D. Breen, W. J. Wallace, Doyte, Mahon, IE F.

Kasdorf, J. Rroderiek, Ruchl. 18; Kenna. Weemann W. P.

McDermott, Sch J. Broderick, Von Barthel4, Hart wig. W. 61; H. Corell.

ray, Marshaum son. C. Vicar, G. Chandier. Schwab, 140; Schwars Hawthorn Walsh.

hue, Reeker, 876: Wilson. Cach. Brady, O'Connor. C. D.

Rose, Hits, D. Kutner. 161 Diet Smith, D. T. F.

10th Dist; Vatter. Traffic Dunn, Lilienthal, 1: R. Bauer, J. Rausch, 10; HIIL 10: Scully, Dedy, 14: Mahon, son, Shanley. peau, Maher, 21; G.

Raymond, J. Glitman, R. G. Zeller. Bransfield, Ga.

Delano, Van 49; C. 8. P. Gael. 63; M.

Coffey, 66: G. Worrell, 69: Burger, Scott, 184; 8ch Griffin, 161: M. Reuge, 165: H. B. Kelly, 167: J.

Curren. 170: F. E. loose, 171: d. Flood.

179: A Chester, 172; P. Moench. 38 D. 116: J. P.

Breininger, 283; J. W. Rice, D. Tiers D. F.

H.ckson. D. J. H. Dawson, Tel.

T. V. Gibney, G. A. Conway, ad J.

PheIan, 6th C. A. Shoes a Trat le Dec. To $1,350 Grade: IL K. Richardson, L.

Pergoli, 21. Dec. 12. To 0. 7: Menaing.

T. F. Laily, Mullen, Murray. L. J.

15: Chapman, 10; Gels, baker, 15; J. W. Spiciarich, 25; C. J. can, 41; A.

W. Harriott, B. 37; 1 Claus, G. nor, 42; J. Kehoe, 42; J.

J. Pet urich. W. 43: J. J.

Wiegold. 41: J. Cohen, 42; Duffy, 63; E. A. Smith.

00: P. er, 60: J. J. Corbitt. 14.: R.

H. Garman 152: J. T. Willey. 154: J.

C. C. Pitsch, 164; J. Taeschner, Traf. J.

Lawler, B. W. W. Lewis, B. B.

H. To $1,150 grade, Dec. 1: H. Adamec, Praper. 17, T.

Wanzer. 29: J. R. lace, 29; H. A.

M. Vincent, 29; R. Rector, 20; G. F. McLaughlin, 20: D.

McArdie, 2:1 J. Kalger, J. Greenberg. 20; E. I.

Fimpel, 29; Cunning. J. Coyne. Cosben. 43; M.

J. Giblin, F. Freyer, 0.: A. Pulignano, D. Contrey, 3 Dist.

To $1.130 grade, Dec. 6: L. 21: B. Maskiel, 24: F. J.

Conklin. Horner, Hurley, 2: M. R. Schuster. G.

H. Scherb. L. Platone, 49; J. Hyland, 146; E.

J. Gallway. 151: Guirk, 6th J. O' Traffle K. F.

Darting, Buchholts, Beller 20: M. 'Connerly. K. Hunter, J. C.

Healy, 20; G. Moloney, Woehrle, Sarto, 158: J. Croaby, 14 J. V. ton, B.

10: To A. J. $1,150 Deutsch, grade. 21; 10: J. T.

Carney, 26; 20; J. 30; M. Wieselel. 149 F. Kenny, 172: Bellman, 18.

M. H. Weber, H. tach, J. to Conner, 60: Mierau, Farrell, J.

J. Has 160; H. Monta, Traf. $1,150 grade. Dec.

15: G. F. Rivers, P. J. Turkhelmer, Heiden, J.

Ta Enricht, Kaiser. 152: Shie D. 18: 65; Brischkat. J. 21 B.

D. H. Loewe. Quit, 182: D. H.

Meyer, Traffic D. To $1.150 grade: Transfers and assignments. 20: Patrol. J. F.

Corcoran, 1 Thieman, 279th. to 24: Matron A. Sheridan, 24. to 14th. On their own plication: J.

Cronin, 24, to 150th: J. J. vin, 18th, to 180th: L. E. M.

to 107th: D. to 20t: loney, 146th, to bicycle duty; Morosco, 150th, to 1124; M. Finkelsteln, to 105th; J. Patterson, to 279th: A. Rudolph, 165th.

to 18th; P. Brennan. 167th, to 174th, mounted duty: schau. 171st, assignm. chanced from mounted duty; E.

H. Lehman. 1724. to 152d: J. E.

O' Brien. 174th, to 604, to mounted duty Matron Reynolde, 14th, to 37th. 174th, Temporary to Train. ascienmente: Murphy, School. P.

Dec. Patrol. H. Kent, 14th. 0.

duty In office of bookkeerer. days, 4 Nor. 21; J. Cultane, to Train. School, 15 Dec.

W. P. O' Brien. 1634. Insp clerical duty.

10 8 A. Nev. J. 0 Connor. duty in raided prem 4 P.

J. Lyons, duty in raided Nov. 27: J. Squad, duty In office days, 8. A.

Griffin, to duty in Bur. Brooklyn, dare. Dee. 1: Larkin, 277th. to 81 station house at 15 days, P.

Nov. To 6th Insp. Diet. from duty in raided remises, 1: P. Von Dolson, 0.

Whitney. Cochran. Training School cated. 15 from Nov. Patrol, Kane 10 Catia han, M.

Hughen, 181 Deutach McCarthy. Kenny 1 23: P. Sherman Harrington. 20; Schneider. 32: J.

1 Inch. 85: Moeller. Coroll! K. F. 43: C.

Kohler, 61: Fleming. 143: Reebl. R. F. 150: 274: Grote.

277: T. A. Duane. of absence without Campbell, Rame. 38.

days. Rran, H. 154 1 day. Nov. Full pay while dick Beret.

P. Langler, 167. 1 M. Nov. Fitzgerald.

276, 5 P. Oct. during ability. Estates Anoraised LIEBLER. ANTON, (April 11:) net ler.

and Da r14 M. $46.791: Anthony J. Llebier. recetved the rest passed to -dehildren. Anseta: Equity $9.

750. 402. Weet 120th appraised equity. Th 403 West 12815 8t praised at unimproved lot at Wake. eid Bronx at Flushing.

L. 1. $2.200 11te Insurance: $10, stocks and bonde of York Potting Company, $20.230. BAHLER. ADELIZA (Dee.

20, 1918:) net estate. Emma Dekin. Helen G. Rahler. and Florence three daughters, each received $109.278.

One-half in 212 5th bank. household furniture el other stocks and ponds, $10,420. personalty, mortsages, $216,200, and THE WEATHER WASHINGTON. generally River and in the South falling wer the Nor Pacisto Coast. in raina in anew Curries in the Northern New district.

Temperature A tia stie warmer weather in sippi Valley, the Plaine Mountain the will Ing the states of the Winds for Munday and Monday North Atlantic Coser will be fair weather: Middle erate fair: South Atlantic erate fair. FORECASTE-TODAT AND MONDAY. New Southern Jersey, Eastern Penneyive: and Monday: rising Northern New warmer Monday. States Weather Bureau, 1914. Fire Record E.

135 Standard Gee Education Notes troiky 10 25-Pier selection Montauk East Diden ThirtyThe Beard of Eatimate transfer $14.850 from construction to the cost of the the advanced clinte for under direction rector Speech City Schools Harris Halt, Street A venue, suffering free treatment Children accompaniemnt by teacher Lillian M. North of the Hunter College, English Cerele Hunter College from third fourth Porter Ita monthly Chanson de Edith monologue La the whole eleb sane accompanied by program reamited from plan French department to correlate the Gepartment with activities club. The New Teach Mathematica States and Maryland Hunter Friday evening. Charles of Columba tendent John and Principal Waters delivered B. Cowley College Herman H.

Wright High Sc host Commerce led Ferrell, founder classes York founded there Inspector. the ndelity face of MANY the that The Civil Service Maurice McGrath Richard Catted Departmen the not certified turntabed Further the classes. Transatiantic Parcel Post Great Britain treland Dec. France 11 A Belgium, A Hungary Liberia calling GreeceGibraltar- -Close A Regina d'Italia. M.

Dee. Cretic. Denmark and Norway-4 3, 88 Frederta SHIPPING AND MAILS Miniature Almanac for Today. C. tRy the Algiers 13 13:00 M.

RAIL FRIDA CECE. The United Service to The THE Incoming DUE TODAY. DUE DEL UCE Outgoing Outgoing RAIL Mail, NOOK P. Dement Foreign Ports, I Central Cm eN 280. hour This holm.

Italia: Cretie. mi 12 00 PL: 1 A C. June In Terk mat Matte 5 Gulf de for Put.