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PROMINENT ATTORNEY TOMORROW CHARLES D. HILL HILL FUNERAL TOMORROW Services Will Be Held At Home 01 His Son. The funeral of Charles E. Hill, who died Friday at his home in Temple, Hillsborough county, N. will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from 3 West Franklin street, the home of one of his sons.

The Rev. Dr. John B. Van Meter will conduct the services the and burial will be in Greenmount Cemetery. The pallbearers will be: Judge John C.

Rose, Judge Henry Stockbridge, Snowden, Dr. Edward H. Griffin, Wilton Richard S. Culbreth. R.

James Tynes Smith, Clarence G. Bouis and H. Patton. Mr. Hill was born February 7, 1848, at Dartmouth Colebrook, N.

was graduated assist- at College in 1871; was ant professor of history at the United States Naval Academy from 1871 to 1875; admitted to the Baltimore bar February 13, 1875, and the bar of the United States courts August 11, 1877: senior member the law firm of Hill, Ross Hill, Baltimore and Washington; trustee of Goucher College, First Methodist Episcopal Church and Home for the Aged, and a member of the Maryland, Merchants', Baltimore Country and University Clubs. He was married in 1875 to Kate (Katurah) Watts Clayton, daughter of Philip Coleman and Catherine Guest Clayton, who died in 1907. Mr. Hill's father was the late Joseph Bancroft Hill, of Hillsborough county, New Hampshire, minister who joined the Army of Cumberland in the service of the United States Christian Commission, and was killed in a railway accident June 16, 1864, at Chattanooga while attending the wounded from the battle field. C.

D. WARFIELD. Mrs. Ella Cox Warfield, wife of MINS. Charles D.

Warfield, died early yesterday nut avenue. morning at She her home, talken Chestill suddenly Mrs. Thursday Warfield morningio daughter of Charles E. Cox and was 52 years old. She was active in many organizations and was a member of the board of managers of the Florence Crittenden Home, and a member of Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church.

Her husband and six children, Ethel i Helen and Margaret and L. Murray, Allan and C. D. Warfield, survive. Funeral services will be held tomorTOW morning eat 10 o'clock at Mount Vernon Church, Chestnut avenue and Thirty-sixth street.

ANTON F. SCHEEL: ters, Mrs. Sue Hammond, Mrs. Iola G. Linthicum, Mrs.

Elva R. Johnson, Miss Mary, A A. Benson and Mrs. Elmira Smith. The funeral will be held from the residence at 1.30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.

The pallbearers will be Carville D. Benson, George M. Benson, Oregon R. Benson, C. Albert Hodges, Sweetzer Benson' and Joseph B.

Linthicum, all nephews of the de- Marriage Licenses THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1917. E. E. H. Kapp, Brandt, 23: 600 Ruth Wood- Mason, 20.

Applicant, bourne avenue, Gorans. S. Keyser, 30; Rose Schubert, 25. Applicant, Charles E. Keyser, 505 North Luzerne arenue.

Livor, 24, 1313 East Baltimore street: Rosie Siegel, 20. Ruth Amelia Mcrse, 20. Bordrick Applicant. Loden, Daniel 9: Loden. 12 North Gilmor street.

0. Leonhardt, 21, 2100 Orleans A. Barlow, 20. LEVIN GREENBERG. -Henry Levin, Greenberg.

25; Eva 513 Greenberg, 20. Applicant, Shimon Aisquith street. W. Menzies, widower, Paterson, N. Esther Fritz, widow.

Lancaster, Pa, E. Milburn. 43; Jessie R. Garrison, 30, both of Bengies, Md Applicant, Rev. Edward O.

Gesull, 509 North Milton avenue. MITNICK -Henry Mitnick, 21, 1783 East Baltimore street: Adeline Ehrlich, 21. C. Muller, 23; Marjorie Frampton, 20. Applicant, Robert Sauer, 407 South Smallwood street.

Muchlhous1473 Woodall street; Marion V. Greer, 21. W. Nieman, H. 23; Maggie R.

Stiner. 19. Harry Hooper, 727 Twenty-first street. O'LEARY COCHRANE. Charles O'Leary, Sadie R.

Cochrane, 19. Applicant, John O'Leary, 1102 Ashburton street. 0 John O'Toole, 29: Mary Monaghan, 25. Applicant, Thomas F. Corcoran, 1614 Wilkins avenue.

G. Pearson, 85, Germantown, Jane G. Mumford, 35. Applicant, T. S.

Mumford, Maryland Club. PEOPLES COLE. Edward Helen J. Colo, Peoples, 101 26, Last $12 East Twenty-fifth street; William C. Peterson, Twenty-third street.

27: Beulah B. Daneker, divorced. Applicant, Arthur Warm, 3670 Falls road. R. Quale7, 22; Rhoda I.

Bell. 18. Applicant, Lena D. Fox, 827 West Barre street. Rabineau, 27, Washington, D.

0.: Lena Goldstein, 93, Applicant, Michael Goldstein, 1123 Last Lexington street. REINEKE-VAN HORN. F. -Joseph E. Reincke, divorced, 20, Stevenson, Ellen Van Horn, 28, Riderwood, Philadelphia, Md.

Anna 1 Arthur Righter, 25, Nobblette, 40, divorced, Gulf Mills, Pa. ROBERTSON -William 11. Robertson, 21, Washington, D. Elizabeth Dexel, 17. Charles Marshall Rodg24; Alice J.

Gettrust, 21. Applicant, Harry W. Rodgers, 509 North Carrollton avenue. Philip W. Rosenberg, 24, 717 East Lexington street; Rose Shilk road, 20.

-Wilbur 0. Roten, 21: Floda M. Bull, Loth of Freeland. Md. Applicant, Clarence W.

Bull, East North avenue. Roth, 21; Marjorie Shenberger, 19, both of Wrightsville, Pennsylvania. Charles E. Runk, 2, 33 "North Hare street: Grace H. Ketzner.

20. Schmeiz, 23; Anna E. Blair, 28. Applicant, Harry L. Ballard.

1710 East Chase street. H. Scott, ST: Mary E. Davis. 17.

Applicant, E. H. Dougherty, 416 South Gilmor street. SCHMITT HOWARD. Louis B.

Schmitt. Myrtle Howard, 18. Applicant, Walter Jarkins, 613 North Calvert street. F. Seifert, 25: Charlotte Eichhorn, 27.

Applicant, George Horney. 1172 West Hamburg street. Smith, 32: SMITH- C. Myrtle M. Johnson, Applicant, Charles Smith, 3300 Park Heights avenue.

thew street: Yetta Baum, Sodie, 21. 23, 1925 St. Mat- 1 SORRENTINO MAGGIO. Antonio Sorrentino, 27: Mary Maggio, 19. Applicant, William Sorrentino, 1964 Patterson Place.

G. Spencer, 22. Emmoton. Grace E. Kirkwood, 21.

Sprigg. 23; Hortence E. Muth, 20. Applicant, Henry W. Sprigg, 2448 Montebello avenue.

SPURRIER- W. Spurrier, 37, widower: Ida Zirkenback, 33, widow. Applicant, George Roesber. C. Simmons, 20, 104 West Fort avenue; Anna Rausch, 21.

Steil, 20; Frieda M. Klein, 20. Applicant, D. Raymond Feldmann, 937 West Franklin street. G.

Tomlinson, $6, Third Company, Coast Artillery Corps, Fort Howard; Jackson, 46, widow, Bay Shore. THATER DALTON P. Thater, 21: Margaret M. Dalton, 23. Applicant, Edward J.

Dalton, 928 Stirling street. -Guy C. Thomas, S0, rett, Clara H. Diller, 31, Fallston, Md, Applicant, Atvill Penrose avenue. TRUNDLE -GIVILLIAM-Bernard F.

Trundle, 24, Sewell street: Nellie Girilliam, 20. UNSOELD SHEPP. -Bartholomew Unsoeld, 23; Regina Shepp, 21. Applicant, H. Mattingly, 2517 Guilford avenue.

E. Walker, 33; Mary A. Boland, 29. Applicant, James G. Pozourek, 2327 Ashland avenue.

-Ford P. Wilgis, Eertha V. Openshaw, 18. Applicant, William E. Miller, 2237 Huntingdon arenuc.

C. Wilhelm, Florine J. Schweizer, 19. Applicant, Samuel H. 42 East Woodland a avenue.

TOW, 22, 506 West Thirty-third street; B. Pearl M. -Jesse M. WoodGregorius, 19. John H.

Vogts, 21; Era T. Muller, 19. Applicant, Edward Swartz, 1806 Gough street, E. Yaple, Esther M. Boyle, 21, both of Harrisburg, Pa, In Baltimore County The following marriages were issued yesterday: West Mosher street; Carrie Wallace E.

Kilian, Addison, 1i ADDISON Cold Spring lane. W. Bond, 23, Fork, Marie A. Mayes, 18, Upper Fails, Ira. CHENOWETH ROTE.

George T. Chenoweth, 31: Eva S. Rote. 21. both of Garrison, Md.

EURICE HUGHES. August H. Eurice, 27; Blanche I. Hughes, 27, both of Bengies, Md. FULLER DICHLER.

Wilfred D. Fuller, 22; Freida K. Eichler, 21, both of Fullerton, Md. Fowble, 22, 1293 William street; Edna E. Martin, 1S, Tampstead.

MAYS Rowland Mays, 25; Nellle N. Engle. 22, both of Govans, Md. John G. Reichert, 33; Anna C.

Horn, 26, both of Perry Hall, Md. N. Robinson, 25, Lutherville; Nina Virginia Anderson, 22, Towson. SCHAFER KLEIN. Louis Schafer, Rose Klein, 18, both of Raspeburg, Md.

Carl Sullenberger, 41, Monterey, Annie M. Beavers, 28, Va. BIGLEY -Arthur E. Veit, 21, Arlington; Marian Bigley, 18, Sterenson. WANT WAR TRAINING FOR BOYS Governor's Commission Favors Compulsion In All Schools.

The commission, headed by Adjt.Gen. Henry M. Warfield, which Gorernor Harrington recently appointed to study the question of military training for school boys, decided yesterday to recommend compulsory training for all boys over 14 years of age in the public schools, and will likely offer the same rule for boys of that age in private schools. A bill to carry out the recommendation will be submitted to the special session of the Legislature, and the commission will begin drafting it within a few days. Information now is being obtained as to the cost of putting the plan into effect, and the number of boys to whom it would apply.

The commission has nine members, and was named by the Governor under authority given him by the last Legislature. President Peter J. Campbell; of the Senate, who has been a leader in the movement for the training of school boys, put through the Legislature the authorizing measure. The commission was given instructions to go into the whole question of universal military training, but in view of the 1 probability that the Federal Government will handle that problem, no recommendation will be made to the Legislature. Patrolman Ill At His Post, Stricken ill on his post at Pennsylvania avenue and Laurens street early yester- 8, 1917.

IN SUBURBS AND COUNTY Hundreds Attend Visiting Day Festivities At McDonogh. SPECIAL TRAIN RUN FROM CITY "Crucifixion" Sung By Combined Choirs At Hampstead---Supper At Pine Grove Church. Relatives and friends of McDonogh School boys journeyed to the school yesterday morning where they spent the entire day, enjoying ting annuah spring visiting events. Several hundred persons attended. special train over the Western A Maryland Railway was run to McDonStation for the accommodation who took them basvisitors, Irets boxes of lunch and presents for the boys.

A general picnic was held on the grounds, and there was dancing in the gymnasium building, the school orchestra. The with music by in the afternoon was an exhibition drill the campus by the principal event on of the school under military companies Commandant Loth. be no service this afterThere will noon in Tagart Chapel. Next Sunday Rev. Dr.

William A. afternoon the Fincke, pastor of Greenwich PresbyteChurch, New The will Easter deliver holi- the address at the service. school will end tomorrow days at the evening. "Crucifixion'? Sung. Stainer's Under the of St.

John's Methauspices odist Episcopal Church, Hampstead, Stainer's "Crucifixion" was sung by 2. chorus of 40 voices, representing choirs of several Hall, churches, Hampstead. W. last evening in G. Firemen's at Gill was the director.

The solo parts were taken by the Rev. A. H. McKinley, pastor of Church, Arlington, and Leslie McKendree Methodist Episcopal Taylor, of Patapsco. Leslie Wheeler was the accompanist.

The following churches were, represented: St. John's Methodist Episcopal, Grace Methodist dree Episcopal, Methodist Paul's Episcopal Lutheran, and Mount St. McKenZion United Brethren. Youths Accused of Theft. Westwood, 20 years old, of Charlottesville, old, and 1159 Raymond Nanticole Schilstreet.

lenberg, were 14 tried years yesterday before tice Kieffer at the Mount Winans Police Station on the charge of stealing a railroad jack from the Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway Company. Westwood was committed to jail in default of $500 bail for action of the Baltimore county grand jury, and Schillenberg was held in $300 bail for action of the Baltimore County Juvenile Court. The arrests were made by Sergeant Beakfeld and Detective Appleby, of the Baltimore and Ohio Austin -Ensor, Miss Ruth Ann Ensor, daughter of former Justice of the Peac Ensor, of Shanks, and Mr. G. Vernon Austin, of Baltimore, were married Friday evening by the Re George H.

Bennett, of Overlea Methodis Episcopal Church. 'The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride's brother-in-law and sister, Doctor and Mrs. William Clayton, at Overlea. Chicken Soup Supper Held. chicken soup supper was held last evening at Rayville under the auspices of the Ladies' Mite Society of Pine Grove United Brethren Church, in Rayville Hall, Cake Sale At Catonsville.

A. cake sale was held yesterday afternoon at Frederick and Bloomsbury avenues, Catonsville, for the benefit of Catonsville Presbyterian Church. White Hall Farmers Meet. An important meeting of the White Hall Farmers' Club and Improvement Association was held last evening. Suburban Personal, Nicholas E.

Miller, station agent at Cockeysville, was seized with an attack of acute indigestion yesterday morning and was quite ill all day. Dr. J. Edward Benson attended him. Suburban Obituary, Mrs.

Charlie A. Davis, 62 years old, wife of Harry R. Davis and daughter of the late Charles A. Paine, died Friday evening of Bright's disease at the home of her sister, Mrs. Stephen T.

Naylor, 3506 Berwyn avenue, Forest Park. She is survived by her husband, a brother, Robert L. Paine of Forest Park, and two sisters, Mrs. Naylor and Mrs. William A.

Gault, of Roland Park. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the home. The B. W. Meeks, pastor of St.

Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church, Forest Park, will officiate. Burial will be in Greenmount Cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Kreille, widow of John Kreille, who died Thursday at her home on there Harford road, took place yesterday afternoon. Services were conducted at St.

John's Lutheran Church, Sweet Air. Burial was in the church cemetery. Garden Talk At Woman's Club, The Woman's City Club, 20 Clay street, was addressed at its luncheon yesterday by Mrs. E. H.

Bouton, wife of President Bouton, of the Roland Park Company, on the subject of Her address dealt particularly with the practical use to which gardens could because be of put, which is of significance the present agitation for utilization -of all spare garden space for raising necessary food stuffs. Anton F. Scheel, 57 years old, died shortly before midnight Friday of a complication of diseases at his home on Hamilton avenue, Raspeburg. Mr. 8 E.

Scheel conducted a restaurant at 122 Park avenue for more than 30 years. He is survived by, his widow. Mrs. Julia Scheel; one brother, Nicholas Scheel; three sons, Nicholas, Anthony and Henry Scheel, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles F.

Kramer, and Miss Julia Scheel. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning from his home. Services will be conducted by the Rev. John J. Knell, pastor of St.

Anthony's Catholic Church. Burial will be in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. PHONE MRS. GERTRUDE V. HODGES.

Mrs. Gertrude Hodges, widow of the late Charles Hodges, of Anne Arundel county, Maryland, died of pneumonia early yesterday morning at her residence. 2645 Maryland avenue. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. James Doyle and Miss Margaret T.

Hodges, and two sons, Razen H. and Robert E. L. Hodges. She was 59 years of age and was the daughter of the late Joseph and Mary A.

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His trolman Friers and he was taken to his home, 122 North Amity street, in the police ambulance. His condition is day morning, Patrolman Owen B. Car- I call summoned Sergeant Burns and Pa-serious. WINTON SIX ANDERSON A. Anderson, 25, New Brighton, Isabella Hoffman, 22.

Applicant, Edward F. Hoffman, 498 North Carrollton avenue. L. -Babylon, 32; Beulah M. Wiser, 22.

Applicant, Ethel Wiser, 3619 Roland avenue. BRIDGES J. Bridges, 45, widower, Whitman, Mattie V. Scott, 36, Crisfield, Md. Applicant, Joseph A.

Gallagher, 2300 East Fairmount avenue. -Henry F. Buckmeter, 22, 616 -South Fremont avenue: Mary Smith, 20. CLUVERIUS POLE. -Edwin H.

Cluverius, 30; Lula M. Pole, 28. Applicant, Joseph E. Clark, 2528 West Pratt street. CONWAY -Jesse B.

Conway, 52, dirorced, 1215 Last Federal street: Pauline Miller 36. Caruso, 28: Josephing Camello, 20. Applicant, Dominik Potella, 1606 Gough street. -Michael Cole 22, 503 Montford arenue; Florence Eacleston, 18. DEAN- Joel R.

Dean, 46, widower, 1109 Brentwood atenue; Anna Vermillion, 32. Hillsdale, Md. DELLINGER BRUALO. of Paul Pa. Dellinger, 21; Florenco Brualo, 18; both York, W.

Devilbliss, 23: Margaret A. Buck, 20. Applicant, P. W. Fowler, McK can avenue A.

Doberer, Seconens, N. Florence M. Leidich, a- vorced, 1024 Last Hoffman street. R. Dunn, 21; Emma C.

Dischert, 22, both of Wilmington, Del. EISER John L. Eiser, 27; Helen Wallace, 15. Applicant, Dr. Alfred St.

Agnes' Hospital. FENTON- R. Fenton, 28; Ruth Shaver, divorced, both of Philadelphia. G. Fischer, 31: Jessie M.

Day, 00 Applicant, August Geckle, 1120 East Thirtieth street. -Harry York. I. Frey, 31; Esther M. Shaunessy, 24; both of Pa, FILLING- F.

Filling, 23; Katheri.ie Taylor, 20, both of Harrisburg, Pa. FOOTER A. Footer, 22; Frieda Kroupnick, 19. Applicant, Joseph J. Footer.

915 East Baltimore street. FOSS BOWERS. -George E. Foss, 23, 1550 Light street: Helen M. Bowers, 18.

R. Gault. 35, divorced; Attick, of Harrisburg, Pa. GLASSMAN GOLDSTEIN. Irvin Glassman, 22; Reba Goldstein, 21.

Applicant, Morris Duborsky, 24 North Exeter street. -Irvin B. Gerdt, 24: Myrtle Evans. 21. Applicant, D.

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Murphy, 24: Lottie 1147 M. 20. Scott street. J. Haynie, 22: Nellie K.

Piersol, 21, Applicant, E. S. Piersol, 2023 North Charles street. Thomas H. Haynie, 48, widower: Lillie Vanlaudingham, 35, widow, both of Reedville, Va.

-George J. Hemmeter, 224 North Kenwood avenue; Philomena K. 22, J. Henry, 21, 924 Becker. 18.

Park avenue; Julia Ziegler, 18. -Meade 0. Hegson, 23; Mary E. Qwilt, 21. Applicant, Walter Denshaw, 1709 Hilton street.

HICKS W. Hicks, 82, Cincinnati: Helen Binder. 30. Hoffer, 45, di-William D. Forced.

Hagerstown, Blanche E. Hewitt, avenue. 35. Applicant. A.

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Applicant. Herbert F. Orenn. 3140 Abell avenue. T.

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