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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13
Muhlenbern VS.. Penn

When the Muhenberg basketball team en-
counters Penns varsity five tonight in the
Welghtman Hall cage. the upstate collegians
will meet a better organized quintet than
that which represented the Red and Blue
last week.
The competition for varsity center has
virtually devolved into a victory for big Bill
Graves; while a. similar battle for the gap
at forward. which at the outset of the sea-
son was striven for by Springer. Rosenast.
Mouradian and Ramanot. has simmered
down to O duel between the former pair.
with the edge in favor OF Rosenast. Ramanot
has been on the varsity squad four seasons;
another season of cage work would be ad-
verse to faculty rulings.
Mouradian's condition has not been of the
best and his playing has not come UP TO
the standard set by the two stars on last
years freshman quintet. Springer's scholas.
come, so he is back in the competition.
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INTERCLASS BASKETBALL
Juniors and Seniors Prove Superi
orlty Over Schoolmates

The fifth set of interclass basketball
games were played at the Central High
School yesterday, when the juniors con
tinued to maintain the lead by giving
the Trade School five a trouncing, ~
to 10, while the seniors buried the
freshmen under shower of field goals,
81 to 10.
In the former game the steady team
work of the junior team, made up of
all varsity players, was too much for
the Trades School. Schwartz, Russell
and Weiss were the stars.
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BAN FILES AN APPEAL
Makes Eleventh Hour Move In cour
Battle With New York Maqnates

New York, Dec. 13.--It was learned
today that at the eleventh hour--in
fact, almost at the fifty ninth minute
of the eleventh hour--the Ban John
son forces had appealed from the deci'
sion of Justice Wagner in the celebrated
Mays case.
Their last day of grace was Thurs
day, and after o'clock in the afternoon
the papers were filed in the Supreme
Court. The case will be argued before
the appellate division, part 1, early in
January. After that it will go to trial
before a jury on the merits of the case.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13

Bathlng Girls In Yam
kea Doodle In Berlin
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HOG ISLAND GAME OFF
Bad Weather Prevents Football

Bad Weather Prevents Football
Game With Chester Ship Team
The football game that was to have
been played this afternoon mt the
Strawbridge & Clothier Athletic Field,
Sixty second and Walnut streets. be-
tween the Hog Island and Chester
Shipbuilding Co. football teams, was
called this morning on account of un-
favorable weather condition.
Hog Island originally had a contest
scheduled with the Rex Club of Wash
ington, ID. c.. but this game was cam
celled by the District of Columbia men.
In order to give their followers a game
Hog Island put the Chester team in
ReX's place.
The Hog Island Chester game will be
played as soon as the weather permits.
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oIander to Lead Southern

At a banquet of the football team last
night at Coach Dean Johnston's house
Oander. n veteran OF three seasons who
plays guard. was elected captain OF the 1920
Red and Black gridiron team, Coach John
ston was presented with a gold watch and
chain by the SQUAD and In turn each mem.
Captain Goldblatt Dessen bern.
stein. Leopold Olander, Boehm Blumenthai
Freeman, Bears. Stamm Adelizzl,
Doyle. McKendry. Kirschner and Manager
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13

Norma Talmadge in
The Isle OF Conquest
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Norma TalmadRe In
The Isle of Conquest
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GLENSIDE ELEVEN
IN TITLE BATTLE
Contests Cheltenham Township
Football Championship With
Oak Lane Today

Football enthusiasts of Cheltenham
township and the northern suburban
section are waiting with interest for
the championship footballl game this
afternoon between the Oak Lane and
the Glenside teams. which will be
played on the Cheltenham High School
athletic field at Elkins Park.
The game will decide the cham
pionship of Cheltemham township.
Oak Lane has already eliminated
Cheltenham from the title by hand
ing them 81 too defeat. On the
other hand, Amber has defeated Oak
Lane by 6 to 0, and Glenside defeated
by the same score.
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Harry Morey In
The Darkest Hour
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Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Male
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shuIer Chosen Cornell Captain

a junicr, Of Davenport. Ia, kas been elected
captain OF the 1920 Cornell football team.
Shuier played fullback on this years. eleven.
He is twenty-five years old and was lieu-
tenant in the navy during the war. The
capta:n-elect Is six feet one inch in height
and weighs, 100 pounds. He Is brother
OF Charles Shuler. former CORNELL star half
back.
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Friends Central Wins Indoor Game

Indoor baseball got It's official start when
when the Friends Central School players
defeated the faculty team. IS to ~. before
terday afternoon. The faculty team includ-
ed a number of the Friends veterans, hut
ton, of the football team; Coach Botsford.
OF the basketball squad and Physical Di-
rector John H. Bell
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Tom Mix in
The Speed Maniac
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Wilde m ason Bout In Milwaukee

Milwaukee, Dec. 13--Frankie Mason, of
Fort WAYNE. Ind. will be the next man
Jimmy Wilde. British ,hywe!ght champion.
will meet In an American ring. according
to reports. Mason and Wilde will be matched
for bout here shortly after the first OF the
year. IL was stated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13

Hathlng Girls In Yam
kee Doodle In Berlin
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Lucy Cotton in
The Miracle OF Love
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House Peters in You
Never Know Your Luck
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Hunters Killed Does

Harrisburg, Dec. 13.-Game commission
authorities who have beer tracing the Kills
OF bucks have found some evidence Of shoot
Ing of does. 1t Is the intention of the com
mission to, prosecute all synners who have
year is declared to have run higher than
ever, before,
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Standing of the GUESTS
and Toddy's Final Schedule

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Greenleaf beat Ralph. 125 to 53.
Keogh boat Mature. 1876 TO 40.
Seaback beat Concannon. 125 to 81.
ToDAY's FINAL SCHEDULE
$3.50 D. m.-Alien VS.. Keoeh.
800 y. m.--Greenleaf vs.. Layton.
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EIeIsoher Meets HohIfeId

The Fleischer Manufacturing Company
soccer football team was scheduled to meet
formers grounds at Twenty-second and
Reed streets. There is lot OF interest in
lowers as It is one OF the Industrial League
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MsrehantvIIle H. S. Wine, s2.2o

Merchantville High defsated .Moorestown
vile yesterday, SO TO 90 : The Sensational
plAyinE, OF ROGERS and Wallace. thu Mer-
forwards, was a feature. Rogers
scored eiEhteen points and Wallace twelve.
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oowninatown Downs Rookwood

Downingtown. Pa. Dec 13.-Rookwood. Of
Fhiladelphin. went down to 35-to-23 de-
feat last night before the heavy scoring OF
the locals. Downingtown played an aggres s.
sive game from the start. and with every
one Of the five locals scoring one or more
field goals. were never In danger of losing
The first half termina ted In n 22-to-l3 score
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Oreaon Accents

Pasadena, Calf, Dec. 1S.-The University
of Oregon formally has accepted an inVi-
tation from the Tournament Of Roses Asso-
cIation 10 meet the Harvard team New
Years Day In the annual East VS.. West
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DoWnes Beats Gray In IL Rounds

Boston, Dec. 13-Johnny Downs, of Cleve-
land won the decision over Johnny Gray. OF
Commercial A. C. laFt night Downes was
the agRressor and scored well with stif
sessions that the referee gave him the de-
cision One thousand fans were turned away.
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Media H. s., 80; Temple Prep. "a

Media. Pa. Dec. 13.-The Media High
School hve won its second victory Of the
40 TO Is. Captain Tuckerman. OF Media
starred with seven field goals.
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Ethel Clayton in More
Deadly Than the Male
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Morlaue Easy Tor Harry ersb

Binxhamton. n. Y, Dec. ia.--Harry Greb,
OF Pittsburgh. decisiveH. outfouEht and out
In . ten-roynd bout last night Both nEhtsrs
weighed iQ2 ryopndq
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HIdIev Park n. g., 90; PeIroe. a

peirca achooi failed to stop the Ridley
Park High School quintet In tho game played
81 Nidiey. Park yeeteFday. the home team
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13

Star Cast In
Poor Relations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13

Peggy Hyland In
Web of Chance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13

Dolores Cassinelll in
Right to Lie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13

Enid Bennett in What
Every Woman Lea rms
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13

Florence BtIlinss In
False Gods
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Totals TIT TT SOL
AppIeaate Knocked Out

York, Pa. Dec. l3.--Harry Applegate of
phila delphia. was poor match fer Leo
Houck here last night and was knocked out In
the second round. The Philadelphlan worked
well Just at the beginning OF the bout but
after this fash. subsided. and in the second
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Donovan Coach for Cub Pitchers

Chicago, Dec. 13.-"Patsy' Donovan. one
act as coach OF the Chicago National League
Clubs pitching staff, It has been announced.
He will also assist Manager Mitchell in di-
recting the club,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13

Ethel Clayton in More
Deadly Than the Mah
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-13

Ethcl Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Male
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Bryant washburn In
Why Smith Left Home
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Humidity


a. -, 6s ! p. M. AZ IS p. NJ 68
Barometer Readings
s q n .H0.18 ! D m "a % 9 n Y, an 10
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
OBITUARY NOTES

., JOHN a. CALDWELL. forty-thret. travel.
ing salesman. died Monday at his residenca
~, ~ Manson Street, Brooklyn. The funeral
~ VII oe heid tomorrow morning in the Roman
Oa1holic Church Of the Nativity
SERGEANT JACK L. SETTLE of Ha.a
quarters Company, 302d Ammurition Train
died OF pneumonia in France February ~
according TO news received by friends in
DfooNiyn. He was the of the Rev. and
Mrs Mrs Thomas L. Settle, OF Middleborough'
f. a. HANNAH. sixty, said to be one of
TWO living survivors of the Greeley Arctic
expedition, in 1892. died at Atlarta. ca.
Tuesday. This was the expedition In vybich
Americans first wrested from England ''tf,, the
honor Of attaining the furthest point north
MRS. CLARA HAMILTON, eighty-six.
WupW OF W. l. Hamilton. who was a
nited states Senator and Governor Of
week ago she had suffered shock and scalds
from falling into bathtub filled with steam
ing water.
JOHN RoDMAN COOKE. cighty-one. a
retired accountant. died Monday at his home,
IL Vest Seventy eighth Street
GEORGE II. RHUBART, seventy. eight n
vetern Of the Civil War, died Tuesday at
his home at Fieldsboro n j.
CHARLES F. SCHLEY. an audito, for The
Singer Sewing Machine Company. died sud
denly Of heart disease In the Morrison Hotel.
Chicago, while on his way TO his home in
East Orange. n. j.
ARTHUR JAMES SULLIVAN, twenty
two. coxswain on the United sta.es skin
trinceas Mafoikn. who drowned March 7
OF ST Na1are, France. viii be buried to-day
with military honors from his late home. q58
Hal9ey Street Brooklyn
ADELE sCHARNlK OW. wifa Of Patrol
y nm Henry J. Scharnikow, Of the 18th Pre-
cinct, died yesterday al her home, - Berkelev
Plnce brooklyn
THOMAS DAVE. eighty-one. lust sur-
vyor of Benedix Post. G. A. r.. anc for n
teen years employed in Central Park who
died Monday at 70G Evergreen Avenue.
Brooklyn. will be buried nt Mourt Ofvet this
morning He born in South Wales and
was in the kast Indian service IN isb7.
HUGH M'DONOUGH, sixty-three. re-
tired policeman, formerly connected with the
Fourth Avenue station died Tuesdng at hia
belonged 10 the Knights of Columbus tho
Police Protective Association and the Holy
Name Society.
JULIUS JACKSON. for many years iden-
tilted with the wallpaper industry in Hudson
Falls and vicinity died yesterday at his
home IN Saratoga Sprnga.
MICHAEL HICKEY. fer fourteen years a
member OF the Port Chester. NJ Y, police
force and for many years n village con-
stable in Port Chester. died yesterday aged
forty-cight yenrv. He was member Of
Father john X. Grady Council Knights Of
Columbus, ST. Mary's Literary ABtocatlon
and the Woodmcn OF the World.
+. A. w. KIECKHEFEK. six.y-Acven
president OF the Of the National Enameling
and Stamping Company formerly of MIL
waukee. hia birthplace. died MT his home
hero to-day OF apopleXy.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Requiem Mass for Frey
Attended by Archbishop
Nlonsignor Hayes Bcsiowes "a
blessing ON Late President of
German Catholic Federation

aolemn requiem mass yesterday
et the Church Of Our Indy Of sorrows
for Joseph Frey, former president Of
the American Federation Of German
Catholic societies, who died Monday
at his home, Is East Tenth Street. was
attended by Archbishop Patrick j
Hayes and his secretary, the Re-. Jo-
Seph i. Dineen; Monsignor j. j.
mooney, and numerous other Catholic
c!ergymen and representatives Of Cath
Ole societies throughout the country.
1t was the first requiem mass at
tended by the archbishop since his
elevation to the head of the New York
archd locese. The late Joseph Frey was
u knight of the Order of st. Gregory.
and IN this capacity was a member Of
the archibishop's official family. The
archbishop bestowed the blessing at
the conclusion Of mass.
Mass was celebrated by the Rev.
Venantius Buessng, pastor of the
church who was assisted by the Rev.
Joseph Schmidt, rector OF the Church
Of the Most Holy Redeemer. The re-
QUEEN was sung by the choir in the
Gregoran chant. The Catholic San
gerbund Of New York sang in German
"Ruhe Sanft," by Nickel. and c. Hoff-
mann, brotherin-law of Mr.. Frey, rem
dered cello solo, with j. Hildebrand
at the organ.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
John Tregaskis, Veteran
Newspaper Man, l. Dead
Served in Civil War and Is Last
of Reporters Who Kept ''Death
Watch" for General Grant

John Tregaskis, seventy, Civil War
veteran, and last of the group OF news
paper men who kept the death watch"
IN front Of General Grants home in
New York when the ex-President was
known TO be mortally i'll, is dead at
the residence of his daughter. Mrs. F.
0. Hatch, 81 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr.. Tregaskis was born in Wales and
came TO this country when a lad, and
at theoutbreak Of the Civil War en-
listed IN Duryea's 9th Regiment of
zouaves. During the war he proved
himself an able writer and correspon-
dent. He later worked on The Brooklyn
Times. The Brooklyn Standard
Union" and The New York Herald, ;"
where he remained for twenty years.
HIS last journalistic connection was
with The Associated Press.
When, in 1906, Mr.. Tregaskis became
clerk IN the New Jersey Avenue Police
Court, he was known as Encyclopedias
John because of his fund of miscel-
laneous knowledge. He had trained
many cub" reporters who afterward
attained fame - among them. Irving
Bacheller, julius Chambers and Graham
Burlelgh. At the time of his death
Mr.. Tregaskis was clerk of the Do
nestle Relations Court in Brooklyn.
tie married Helen Van Woert, of Key
port, n. j., IN 1857. They had four
children.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
DEATHS

BEDELL.--suddenly. on March 2s. 1919
Stephen CornweI Bedell. Funeral services
VII be held in the Grand Lodge Room
Masonic Temple, As West oath st, Thurs.
day, March 27. az 80 o'clock Inter.
ment private. Poughkeepsie, N Y. pa.
pers please copy.
BESSER-Dora Besser fnee Weisbart). ho-r
IN hempen, Posen. beloved wife of Her.
man Besser. mother Of Mrs Lena Richner
Miss Sophia lsidor. Samuel Leo anc
Abraham Besser. Funeral takes place
from Temple Anshe Chesed 9TH av. cor
ner Hath st, Thursday. at 1870 ,. m
Members. seathOlders. also sisterhood rel
atives and friends invited to attend.
BLANK.-George A, suddenly. Tuesday
March 25, u his residence 427 East l34fh
st Funeral Thursday at 2 O'Clock. Church
OF the Immaculate Conception, 10th st
and Melrose ay.
his residence. Hotel Savoy. Edward n
Bond, in the 92d year of his age. Funera
service at the Broadway Tabernacle. Broad
way and 56th st, on Friday. the 2Sth inst.
at p m; lnterment Springfield. Mass
Saturday, . p. IN.
BURRELL.-On Monday. March "a 1e1a
Fenella, widow of the late Samuel J Bur.
rell. Funeral services al her late resi-
dence, loV Perrepont St. on Thursday
evening, March 21, at o'clock. Inter
flowers be sent
BURRrS-
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION in tn,
State OF Now York-With regret an.
nounccment ia made Of The death on March
42 1919. Of Charles Deisvan Burrus Of
Albany, N. Y. member OF this Society
ROBERT oLYPHANT.
President.
CARTER Suddenly. Mt his residence. a.
North 9Th st, Newark, n J.. March %
1919, Robert Barnes. husband Of Efrle
Earlo Carter. Services private.
CHALMERS-A New Haven. Conn. March
"a. aged years rontns. Of encephAlitis
lethargica Harvey Chalmers. third son of
Ruth Warren and Harvey Chalmers. I'd.
and great grandson Of Harvey Chalmers
of Amsterdam. n. 7
FIDLEK-~Dr Benjamin. March &c. Funern
HerVices at 1890 Eth av. to-day ct lC
O'Clock
FOsTER-At Ne,vburgh. NJ Y. Wednesday
March 25 1919, Mary A., wife Of the ets
William Foster. Notice Of funeral here.
after.
FROTHINGHAM~ Lakewood, n j.. on
March 30 1919. Anna. daughter of the late
Charles and Catherine Frothingham Fu-
Church 37th 1t. and bth av., at D. m.
Thursday, March 81. lntermcnt at Albany.
HOWARD -~ Stephen Bennett. suddenly
March "a, AT his residence. 900 Wesi
ll5th at. Funeral private.
HURRY~-At Norwich. Conn. March ss
Richard Hurry. son of Alice Liverrnore
and Frederick r. Snylea
JoNEs~Annle I, beloved mother. March
"a. mourned by four daughters and two
sons. Funeral services 10 be held at hrt
daughters home, Mrs. Gardner. 1859 Sla,
st, Brooklyn. on Thursday afternoon. . :3C
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

PERSONA Troy. n. Y. March "a, 1919.
Harriet Nanscnoonhoven. wido~ OF John
vate AZ he residence n 1T a. q5nrs,e,
March - at ! - n
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
FOREIGN PORTS


h4NSALE, March - Passed. steamer ps,r,o
l'Tl. New York for Liverpool '''s''"ef 0eiSi'
xc,e.s 1AsAsAdd S'i i-n Marcn is - Arrived Steamer
YOKOHAMA. March ls.-Arriyed; sts.,,s-
hoen Maru jap. seattle ''ss'ne'
.,'. fAi ,inIN. March 22-Arrved Steamer Tile
:, CoPEN AGEN. March 2s arrived: steansr
NleaF tenaoJlA lDu.. Acw York
SHIELDS March 2l-Arriqed steame, clo-
'Allee tuneo tNorl. PHILADELPHIA for ChristianIs
III. iA.I'yLF,lPooi4q Marcn zs.-Arrived: steamer
.GlDRALTAR, March 10 - Sailed. Steamer
SIERRA LEONE Marea Mel zo-saed: Steamer
t,oe IT. from Lagos. New York
g'.anq.a 'rl. New YORK 25l Eolo 1ies4sj' 5soan
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AMSTERDAM, March % - Sailed. steame,
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CAPE VERDE March "a saiiei sfssr,er
1,eaf 3,af Millns ts"edJ t.rom Deakusl Fernan-
nREsT March % Sailed Steamers Aqul-
.Br liron glasgow Nts SS' York. ~" A0'S' olua
c.I.. LONDON March -5-saled. Steamer Mont
LIZARD, Marcn e1--Pas-ed, Steamer yicaa
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GiBnALTEE March lo-saliei. Steamer Nora.
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lYoNoonAMA. alarm b Arrived steamer royo
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sailed steaners Irankmrre nr n Via NoTfolk
t'Il., uegl. llr haHia West Eidara Qror Con-
ROTTERDAM Marsh % Arrived. Steamer Dav.
ton. Port Arthur via Jaehsonriilo '"'
rnEhGEN Marcn 2i-~Arrgod Steamer Bryuhld
soS..''l M.'o'NrhHipho. Marcb. ai-sieamers prettnins
PUG, s.uHa Nen orraas f5r nusnos B,,a,os A.lrea
sang ,iin sieamef WsiiResha. New York
- i,lN ilN EHpools Marrh ed. -- Arrived steamer
porhhNnt RG March a. - Sailed. s,es,ns-
sT9{in5s>a FSrn..5, % ,aie Arhaheim rhiladephia
nrats n"''v Npr'', Naren ID sailed Steamer En-
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=, IA rAtideG March 90 - sailed. s,cams,
rAiMotrr M.rcn ga-salied. steamer F,,.n
hun ~ tpuil. iiampi9r Roads As"
bvhbEAuA. March .9.-sailed stcamer Hall
frsd Nor Now York @'
T' F9wES e MA sfsr'S sas'lisa Steamer nolsrooA
-. MANCHESTER March 20. -- Sailed: st.aus,
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= .MoNItNlpto March 2i-Arived. Steamer
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New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Henry Blossom Buried
5000 Attend Services Owe,
of Dramatic Anthem

Five thousand actors, managers and
personal friends attended the funeral
OF Henry Blossom at Campbell's Funeral
Church yesterday. The Episcopal burial
ritual was read by the Rev. Charles A.
Brown, of Bayside, and Aurustus
lhomas delivered an address in which
he said:
The plays Of Henry blossom have
been listened to by tens of thousands
and on three continents. We are sav4
ing goodby to a man who will live
as long as Fellowship and brilliancy
ana charm and gentleness shall live >
Victor Herbert, Roi Cooper Megr,,a
Raymond Hubbell, Major wallace Nc
Sutcheon, Wallace Eddinger. John
Brander, William Currie, Chester Cur.
re and John l. Golden were the
honorary pallbearers.