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The Ordway new era., 1917-08-31
sHARP-soRENsoN

James Sorenson and Mrs. Nina
sharp, both of Ordway, were
united in marriage at Rocky Ford
of this week and took the
train from that place to Denver where
they will visit for few days, before
returning to Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-31

Typewriter ribbons at the New
Era office. All kinds.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-31
AMONG EXHIBITORS

Big Frank and Jap Shorty. two
Japanese growers of cantaloupes in
this district have melons on display
at this office. Big Frank has fifty
acres of Pink Meats which are in
fine condition and he will probably
reap profitable harvest. Jap Shorty
also has fine lot of melons and sent
a big one in for exhibition.
T. Bergh and family are preparing
to move to Denver this week where
they will reside.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-31

ing until the new is completed.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-31
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS

Get them of the New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-31

Milk tickets at this office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
Dewey Memorial Service
Held in st. Paul'S Chapel

Memorial services for Admiral Dewey
were held yesterday noon in st. Pauls
Chapel. "Washington's Church. while
ships Of the United,States navy were
rousing the echoes Of the seven seas
with their i0-gun salutes. The Rev.
W. Montague Geer, the vicar, read
from The Tribune the account OF the
honors TO be paid to Dewey's memory
instead Of delivering eulogy.
The National Democratic Club, OF
which Admiral Dewey was an honorary
life member, was drsped in mourning,
and the following resolutions were
adopted at a special meeting of the
board of governors:
"That the National Democratic Club
of the City of New York hereby ex-
presses the sincere appreciation of the
pleasure and honor his membership in
our club gave to each and every one OF
our members, and that we join with all
the people Of our country in extending
TO the family of the late admiral our
deepest sympathy"
A special meeting of Farragut Naval
Post No. 516 of the G. A. r. was held
last night at the seth Regiment Ar
mory, at which similar resolutions were
adopted.
The United States Junior Naval Re-
serve expressed its sorrow at losing its
honorary commander in chief in me
mortal signed by William T. Hornadsy,
Louis NJ. Josephthal, Percival Ruhne,
Willis J. Physioc and Victor IL.
Stnckell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
Brooklyn

ALTsCHEELER- Friday. January 10.
1917. Fanny Foster. beloved wife OF the
late Bernhard Altsehseler and devoted
mother OF Carrie. Frances. Meyer. Solomon
and BENJAMIN Altscheeler Funeral from
her late residence. 295 Eighth ST., Brook
Ign. on Monday, January p. at 10 a. m
Relatives. friends. Congregation Beth Flo
him. Ladies Benos Zion Society are invited
to attend.
BALL-Julia NJ. at 25 Cornelia ST., January
IS. aged a.. Funeral from Mount Ohyet
Presbyterian Church. the Rev. F. 7. Steele
BANCKER-Pas away on Friday, January
10, 1917. Jersey Anna Baneker, widow Of
William D. Baneker. in her 18th year Fu-
neral services will be held at her home. 400
Clinton ay., Brooklyn. on Monday, January
%, at p. m.
BURLEY-on Saturday. January 20. 1917.
Helen NJ, elder daughter OF the late james
B. and Cornsla NJ. Burnley. Funeral SER
vie.s at her late residence. 377 Pearl st..
Brooklyn. Monday, January %. at las
Pm
BUTLER-On Friday. January 10, 1917.
Marion v Butler. Of 1894 Pacific St.
Brooklyn Funeral services on Sunday.
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SEA-GOING STEER FISHED
UP AT BROOKLYN DOCK
Lsborcrs Given Submarine Scare as
Animal Suddenly Appears in Water

Lsborcrs Given Submarine Scare as
Animal Suddenly Appears in Water
Visions of submarine raids filled the
minds of dock lsborers on Pier 4, in
Brooklyn, yesterday, when, shortly af-
ter noon, something shiny and crooked
arose out Of the water near the pier
and made for the shore. Four pairs
Of eyes were bulging toward the NOV
ing object when it was joined by a
similar shiny. crooked projection.
"Periscopes!" exclaimed four voices.
Just then the supposed periscopes
arose still higher and two wild eyes
appeared between them. There was a
veil for police aid and, few moments
later, the invader had approached
close enough to the now crowded dock
to reveal the form of steer.
Ropes were procured and the animal
was carefully hoisted ashore. After
il had been agreed that the animal
hadn't swan up from South America
10 break the beef market, somebody
remembered that a cattle barge had
been in collision with tug off Full
ton Street two days ago. The steer
is generally believed to be survivor
from the wreck.
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Long Island

DUNCAN-Suddenly. on Friday. January IL.
Of heart disease. Charlotte H.. beloved wife
OF Charles II. Z. Duncan. OF 25f State -
Flushing. Lang Island. Notice Of funeral
hereafter.
kEELY-on January H.. William Francis
keely. aged 81 years. Funeral from his
late residence, 2lS Spruce st.. Morris Parl
Long Island, on Sunday. January "a. al
.. m. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. o.
MD0UGALL-At Flushing. y. Y. on FRI.
day. January 10. 1917. Laura X. McDou-
ssl. in the SGD year Of her age. Funeral
service at the residene. Of her nephew.
Mr.. Charles r. MeDougall, as Sanford
av., Flushing. y. T.. on sunday. January
81. at ? p. m. Carriages will meet train
leaving Pennsylvania Terminal At l:.0
.. m. for Murray Hill. Flushing. Scotland
papers please copy.
STEFFENS-At his residence. 1 Forest st..
Corona. Long Island. on Friday January
10. 1917. after a short illness. John p.
Steffens. beloved son of Dora Stefens. in
his 23d year. Notice OF funeral hereafter. 70
TAGGART-on Friday. January TO- at the
residence OF his daughter. Mrs. Frank J.
Hardecker. Greenlswn. Long Island Hugh
A. Taggart. in his I'D year. Funeral viii
take place on Monday. January %. a, the
Church OF the Nativity, ID av. and ID 81.
New York City. where a solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated at 9 80 a. m. In
torment at Holy Cross Cemetery. flatbush. -
WILLITs-At Jericho, Long Island Janu-
airy 10. Hannah r.. daughter Of the late
Richard r. and Lydia Tappen Willis. Fu-
neral services on Monday. January %. AZ
II q. m. from her late residence Car
risges will meet train arriving at Heks-
vile at 1858 a. M; returning, leaving
Hicksvillc at / .. m.
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AMATO DEFENDS
IHURDY-GURDY MAN
AS FELLOW ARTIST
Resents Bill Offered at Albany
to Put Organ Grinder Out
of Business

There may be persons with souls 30
exquisitely tuned that they can't stand
hurdy-gurdies, but Pasquale Amato is
not one of them. Amato stopped torea-
doring yesterday afternoon long
enough 10 say few kind words in de-
fence of his brother artist, Tony Of
the hurdy-gurdy.
They've aimed law at Tony. which,
If somebody doesn't stop it. will drive
the poor fellow and his ancient music
machine into the gutter forever. II
has been introduced in the State Legis-
lature. II was framed by the Young
Mems Italian Association of Albany,
Frank Ruggeri. president. which be-
lioves that the soul OF the public is
narrowed by strains OF the "Missrere'
and LA Marseillaise" as they .ribrste
in apartment house courts. Only Mr..
Ruggeri doesn't admit the "Miserere."
That may have been in the reportory
of the hurdy-gurdy in the good old
days. but no more, he declares.
NY HAoy Ddh WI
the public taste" says he. "They have
forgotten Verdi. Puccini and Mascagni.
They play only ragtime now"
Pssausle Amato has a different view.
1.-THE hurdy- gurdy is the music Of the
poor people" he said yesterday. Just
because some can go to the opera and
have photograph records Of the best
music in their homes they should not
deprive others OF the little music they
can afford. Go to the side streets
where the children of the poor are
playing and you will see how much the
organ grinder is loved. IL is not every
body who likes TO lie abed until noon
and curses the hurdy-gurdy man who
wakes him at 10 or 1890 o'clock.
Doubtless there are some who grind
the organ because il is easier than dig
ging in the subway; but it might be
said Of any artist that singing or play
ing was easier than digging. You never
know how much of the real artist is
hidden under the ragged coat"
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January "a. at O'Clock. a. Fsirchilds
Parors. SO Lererts place. near Grand ~. r
HATHAWAY Frederick. 262 Berrimsn st.
Brooklyn. January IS. 1917. aged 81. Fu-
neral from Buffalo Avenue ". y. Church. o.
LECOUR Joseph IT,. husband Of Eleanor
fernhead Iccour. suddenly. on January ~.
Funeral services SUNDAY. January q. at
.. m. at his late relidence. f33 Monroe
ST.. Brooklyn. Interrnent private.
HOGC-On Friday. January ~. Annie Don
aid llogg. wife OF Robert Hogg. in the 6fth
ycaf Of her age. Funeral from her late
residence. i43 Reap g.. Brooklyn. on Mon
dA. January -. at . ,. m.
MEYER Harry. aged 40. at Wildwood ssns-
forum. Brooklyn. Funeral service at bis
iste residence. llfI Herkimer 81, Brook.
lyn. fnterment at Baysidc Acacia Gene
terry. Sunday. II m.
sPEAfGHT On Friday. January ~. 1915
George W. in his sgd year. Funeral ser.
vices at his late residence. 5fI Eastern
Parkway. Brooklyn. on Monday. January
%, at q. m. Interraent az Greenwood
Cemetery
STEVENS Taylor. January ~. In
her Goth year. wife Of the late Dr.. Junius
Fletcher Stevens. Funeral private, at 80
?. m. Sunday. January 81. from the resi-
denee of her son, Dr.. James ". Stevens.
SIS Carroll st., Brooklyn. Kindly omit
flowers. 9.
WASH5URN-on January ~, 1917. Henry
o. Wsshburn. husband OF Mary L.. aged
70. Services at ,. n, Sunday. January
2i. at his late residence. 1913 18th st..
Brooklyn. Funeral 10 a. m. Monday
Survived by widow. one son. Charles II.
and one daughter. Mabel p
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

Address by the Rer. ~. stephen :. Wise ~
"Ns--iag- snd Infe-rns-iare" before the Free
Synagogue. Carnegie Hal II a. m.
Address by John Foster car on A New View
point On the Immigrant Problem" Washington
Square Methodist Church. afternoon.
Address hy George Gordon Battle m "Has
the Grand Jury Oulivsd rs Isefuln.s.'
before the Bronx Open Forum. Morris High
school. .. m.
Public organ recital. under N. ausoces ~ NE
Board - Fdu-atlon. by Ms Fdna Gut
ridgs Washington Irving High School Irving
Plare and sixteenth Stree. 30 .. m.
Dinner Of the Pleisdcs Club. Hotel Brercort. 7
y m.
and Philosophy of My Father" assembly
hail. Public School 81. Gleuuiors and stone
sSsnuss Brooklyn. y. IN.
Add,sss By Ivy T. lee on what 10 10 Become
n the Railroads." Church Of The Ascension.
s 2. 10.
ADDE'S by the Rev A. p. Chenov.th On
building a Nation-T7he Philippines" Metro
poitan Temple. ?. 10
Address rs Calvin Derrick 90 Is Iron Disel-
Mine the Proper Method q Approach IN Mod
ern Prison Re'ormf" Judson Memorial Bip.
list Church. Washington Square South
2. m.
Address hv Ymma Goldman On ''obedisnos: 4
Social vice" Harlem Masonic Temple
D. N.
Address by Miss Iouiss Hslnnnih On "osborns
Ia Prison Reform" Henry Meirhard Memo.
rial House Park Avenue and l0lst Street.
p m.
Rose PsS'or Stokes and Russell J. Dunn In De
Rate on rs the Socialist state Prsctczblel
BROOKLYN Forum. 4 Court Square. D. m
Address by John Mitchell and oscar 8. srsus
on Labor Disputes" before Free synasor1e
Forum, 50 West SiIty eighth Street S'l5
=. NJ,
Public lecture under the suspiees o. the Board
Of Education by julius Hsnry Gohen o.
.'s, yiles and Lockou,s: Is There a Remedy p
Public school l0l. lllth Street and Lexington
Avenue. SIS 2. m.
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Manhattan

BERG Samuel. in his sOth year. beloved
husband OF Jennie. father Of Selg, Ber-
nard. Julius, Jacob Esther and Clara DE
Bo-r and brother Of Bertha Berg. Reuben
Lodge, No. 3, I. o. +. S. of j.; Hebron
Lodge. No. 5. I. o. B. B.. and Levy Benev-
olent Society; Civil War Veterans. 9Th
Regiment, n. Y. Funeral private. Kindly
omit flowers.
BERNARDO SIS Madison av.. on January
10, Adele Bernard. daughter OF the late
Anthyme and Eleanor Bernard. Notice OF
funeral later.
BOARD-Suddenly. on Thursday, January
IS, Hannah A. Curry, wife OF Joseph
Board. in the seth year Of her age. Funeral
services at her late home. Chester. N. y
on Monday afternoon, January p, at
o'clock.
CALLAHAN-On January is, Louisa A.
(nse Munker). Funeral service at her late
residence, 429 West S9th st.. on Sunday.
January 21. at 1880 p. m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment WoodlaWn
Cemetery.
CAMPBELL-January Is. Florence, aged 81,
daughter of Douglas Campbell. Funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
HORACE JOHNSON
Famous Weather Prophet, 81, started
ia Fortune on Nine Cents Day

Middle Haddam, Conn, Jan W
Horace Johnson, who became infaiiioie
AZ a weather prophet when he foretoid
the blizzard Of 1883 three weeks before
IL came. died yesterday at his home
here. lie was ninety-two years old. q,
Although Mr.. Johnson's fame resteo
chiefly on his weather wisdom, he hao
The shrewdness Of long line OF New
ENGLAND ancestors. His father, Henry
built the first clipper that sailed for
Canton for q tea cargo. Mr.. Johnson
was one Of the youngest Counellmeh
who ever served i'm Hartford.
In his youth he acted as janltor ana
night Waterman IN a general store. Gut
of his wages of nine cents day ne
saved S1.75. which he invested IN
needles, selling them, with his employ
er's perm.ssion, as side line. HIS
needle venture was successful and pres
entlv he brenched out into real estate.
A. the time Of the Civil War, IN
which he served as bargeman, he was
worth 100000, all of which he lost
through investments. Undismayed,. he
essaved real estate again. with marked
success. Ills home faces a considerable
tract which ne intended to give to the
state as Tark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
Bronx

ABEL-After a short illness, on January 10
Brother Abel, for a great number OF year.
! Christian Brother at the New York Cath
Ollie Protectory. West Chester. Bronx. Sol
emn high mass of requiem will be offered
! for the happy repose Of his soul in tbs
| New York Catholic Protectory Chapel on
Monday, at 10 q. m. Interment New York
! Catholic Protectory Cemetery.
! BAXTER-Suddenly. Captain Charles II.
/ Baxter in his SD year Funeral from
/ Mott Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
150th ST. and Mott av.. Sunday. 80 p. m.
KNITTLE-Jossph. in his sgd year, January
70. beloved husband Of Louisa knittle.
Services at his late residence, Ell East
1f3d ST.. Monday. January %. at s p. m.
Relatives. friends. Strict Observance Lodge.
No. %. F. and A. M; N. NJ. p. u. bosch
Lodge, No. J. New York, and Ensemble
Club are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Funeral private.
MACMULKIN-John j.. beloved husband Of
Mary S. MacMukin (nee Hageman). son
of Mrs. John Davis, Of Weymouth. Mass.
brother Of Frederick MacMulkin Services
at J. J. Fox's funeral chapel, 1908 Bath
gate sv. Bronx. Sunday. January 81. at
D. M Interment Woodawn. Boston
papers please copy.
MADGE-On Friday, January 10. Annie
Madge. widow Of John Madge. in her 10Th
year Funeral from the residence Of her
son. Frank Madge. 2liO Vyse av.. Bronx.
Monday at II a. m. thence to Holy Trinity
Church. l22d ct. and Lenox av. Interment
Evergreens.
sCHMELZ-on Friday. January 10. 1917,
Hugo Schmelz. beloved husband of Caroline
Schmelz, in his 18th year. Funeral SER
vices from his late residence. 1873 Vest
l2sth ST.. Sunday. at 2 2. nj. Intement
private.
SCHNEIDER-Anna at 1895 Westchester
av., January Is. aged So. Funeral from
ST. Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church. 70
THOMPKINS-Thoma d., son Of Edward
H. and Ellen Thompkins. aged Al. on Janu-
airy 49, Funeral service at home. ESQ
Broadway. corner ll2th st.. Sunday. Janu-
airy q. at ? 80 p. m. Tnterment in Wood
lawn.
TICE-January 10. 1917. Melissa Tice, be-
loved daughter OF Lizzie Tiee and Mrs.
Edith Cohen. Services Stephen Merrttts
Harlem chapel. 3O4 and 306 West l2Gth
St, Sunday I 80.
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admiral DeWey Rests
With Heroes in Arlington
Continued from page I

body had been put into the vault, only
one wreath went with it-s wreath OF
orchids bearing the card of Woodrow
Wilson.
The strains of Nearer. Ny God, to
Thee" was the signal for the thousands
thronged around the mausoleum 20 un-
cover. Taps was then sounded py
Chief Master-at-Arms Charles Mitchell,
who served on the Olympia under Com
modoIe Dewey when she led the little
American feet into Manila Bay.
No great monument. such as marks
the graves of other great soldiers and
sailors. is likely TO mark the last rest
ing place Of Dewey. There are tradi-
tions about Arlington, the great bury
ing ground for the country's heroes,
which forbid. In year or two, per.
haps. when the great mausoleum now
building at Arlington is completed, his
remains will be placed there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
New Jersey

BAKER-On January rs. 1917, Mary y.
Capen Baker. in her Seth year. Funeral
service was held at 30l William a.,
East Orange. n. J.. Saturday January 20,
at p. m. Boston. Philadelphia, Washing
ton. D. C.. papers please copy.
GRAvEs-At summit, ~ j.. on January II.
1917. Sidney P. Graves. widow Of Re-.
David Graves. in her s9th year. Funeral
services on Sunday, January 81, $3.50 ?. M,
at residence OF her granddaughter. Mrs
Marguerite Washington. Morris Turnpike,
opposite Summit av. lnterment Mount
Pleasant Cemetery. Newark. y. j.
GREENLEES Hackensack. \. j., Janu.
any 10. 1917. John Graves Greenlees. native
OF London. England. IN the sSth year OF
his age. Funeral services at his late resi-
dence, 37S Main s.. Hsckenssck, ~ j., on
Monday. January %. az 30 o'clock
HoUGH-At Polyelnic Hospital. suddenly
on January 10. Harry. in his SD year. Fu-
neral services at his residence. Dover,
N II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21

East Sixueth Street. to introduce her
daughter Miss Mary Louise Bond.
Josef Hofmann, pasquale Amato, Miss
Mabel Garrison. Miss Lucy Gates and
Paul Althousc will he the artists at
Albert Morris Bagby's musical TO-
morrow at the WaldorfAstoria.
The Canadian Club Of New York,
Thomas u. Neelands. president VIII
hold its annual Ladies' Night IN the
ballroom Of the Hotel Biltmore on Lin
coins Birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. r. IL.
Sothcn will be the guests OF honor
There will be an entertainment, FOL
lowed by supper and dancing.
Major General Leonard Wood and the
officers stationed al Governors Island
we're guests at dance given last night
at the Automobile Club OF America:
The large assembly hall was decorated
with flags and bunting
The entertainment committee OF the
club consists Of Henry Z. Taylor, chat r
man. James A. Blair, jr.. Herbert ).
Carpenter. Oliver Gould Jennings,
william Pierson Hamilton, Alan i.
Uawlcv. Richard Rowland Hunt Steph-
on Peabody. K. c. Rathbone, I'd, Ma i
colin Douglas Sloane and Frederick d.
Underwood
Tho annual dance of the Nirginians
will be held at the Hotel Plaza next
Friday evening.
The Michigan Society Of New York
will give a dinner at the Hotel Astor
on Friday evening.
For the benefit of the Manassas In
dustrial School for Colored Youth, a
piano reciSl will he given by Mile
Guiomar Noyaes at Aeolian Hall to-
morrow. Among those who have taken
boxes are Mrs. Edward r. Stettlnius.
Mrs. James T. d. Lanier, Miss ANNE
Burr Jennings, Mrs. George Gordon
Battle and Mrs Charles u. Norton.
Mr and Mrs Morris Golde, OF 30
West Eighty-seventh Street, have an
nounced the engagement OF tnelr
daughter Viola to Michael Adelstein'
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Adelsteln'
Of 10 West Eighty-siXth Street MT
Adelstein is graduate Of Columbia
class Of 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
. DEATHS

Letters following the names In this
index Indicate the subdivision in which
the notice Is 10 be found, viz: NJ means
that the notice is under Manhattan; II,
Brooklyn; y, Bronx q. Queens, II. Rich
mond; l., Long Island; Y, New York; j.
New jersey C.. Connecticut; $, Other
States; 4, Foreign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21

principal titled Scottish landowners,
holding more than 100000 acres.
The successor to the title is the
Marques of Tullibsrdine, who has had
a notable career in the army, serving
with distinction in the Khartoum and
other Egyptian campaigns and In South
Africa, and since the beginning OF the
present war. in August, 1915, was made
a brigade commander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
COMMODORE r. L. PHYTHTAN

Annapolis. Jan. 20.-Commodore Rob,
trt L. Phythian, U. 8. N. (retired), died
at his home here to-day from paralysis.
He was eighty-one years old. Commo-
dore Phythian was a student at the
Naval Academy at the same time Ad-
miral Dewey was there. He was super
intendent OF the Academy from 1880 TO
1894, and retired in 1897 with the rank
OF commodore.
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Other States

CRAsTo- Suddenly. In Denver. Col, on Jan
uary is. 1917. the Rev. Edwin W. Craato.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PEARCE-In Newton. Mass, January IL
Aurelia C. Pearec. Interment private.
sTEERs-Swsn c., January 10. 1917. at
the residence Of Naval Constructor Henry
Williams, Charleston, s. c.. after brief
illness, widow Of Abraham Steers and
mother OF Edward Steers. Mrs. Henry VIII
isms and Mrs. j. DeCsmp Hall Burial
woodlawn Cemetery. Monday, January -.
at ! 4 a. m.
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Richmond

BROWN On January 10. 1917. Dawson. son
Of the late Stewart Brown, At the residence
Of his daughter. Mrs. Manuel J. johnson.
New Brighton, Staten Island. Funeral
services at the Church Of the Ascension
West New Brighton, Staten island AZ .
o'clock Sunday afternoon. January 81.
Baltimore papers please copy
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New York

sHERMAN-At tire homie Of her daughter.
Mrs. Horatio Nelson. at Pogghkespsie. \.
Y. Cecilia NJ. Sherman. wife Of the late
David II. Sherman. Funeral private. In
terment az Union Cemetery. Dutchess
County. n. T.. on January %, 2:5o ?. m.
SMITH Sister Mary Eulalia Smith. January
is, 1917. At Monastery OF the Visitation,
Riyerdse on Hudson. Mass OF requiem
Sunday. January 81. at a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
DR.. ISAAC J. WELLS

DR.. Isaac J. Wells, for years an APP
praiser in the New York Custom house
died yesterday in his home in Manuel
Ny. DR.. Wells was in his seventy
fifth year. He was an extensive Rock
land County real estate owner. ms
wife, two daughters and a son survive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
MARRIAGES

RICHARDSON MGINNIs Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Herter announce the marriage OF
their sister. Mabel McGinnis, 70 Norvsl
Richardson. on January s. 1917. at the
American Embassy at Rome.
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OBITUARY
lula WALLACE REDFIELD

Pittsfeld, Mass, Jan. 20.-Miss julia
Wallace Redfeld, aged IS, sister Of
William c. Redfeld, Secretary OF Com
merce, died at her home here to-day
after a long illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
Foreign

THOMPsON-At S. Maple ay.. Quebec. Can.
ada. January Il. 1917. Elizabeth Jimmens.
widow Of the Rev. Isaac VI. Thompson and
mother Of the Rev. ST. George Thompson.
Of Greenwich, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
DIXIE OF ATHOLL

London, Jan. 20.-The Duke of Atholl
died this morning at Blair Castle, Scot.
land. Born in lS40. he succeeded TO
the title in 1864. He was one of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
Ski Champion After Record

Chicago. Jan. 2O-Ragnar omtvedit,
of Chicago, national ski champion. vi
attempt to heath his own record OF l9Z
feet q inches in the annual tournament
Of the Norge Club at Cary. ILL.,, to-mor-
row.