Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-10
CLIFFORD JAMES DEAD,
RESULT OF A STROKE
Continued from pAge 1

Mr.. James was the son OF Daniel
and Mary NJ. James and was born In
the handsome, old-fashioned mansion
on tho corner OF Seventh and West
streets. where he spent his entire life-
time. except when he was away at
school during his early manhood. His
father was born In Norristown. Pa :
and his mother was n native Of Rhode
Island. He received his early educa-
ton in private schools and was. an
alumnus OF Harvard University. He
began his career as lawyer in this
city many years ago. maintaining his
Office in the Ford Building.
MIR. James never married. He resid-
cd with his two sisters. Misses Alit e
and Marian James. who survive him.
: The funeral will DO held on Wednos-
day afternoon at o'clock. with the
services In charge OF Rev. Edward IL.
Ford. a personal friend of tho de-
ceased. 1nterment will be In Whining
ton and Brandywine cemetery.
II. d. HIldebrand.
Harry d. Hndebrand. formerly a
resident OF Wilmington. died on Sat
urday at the Johns Hopkins Hospital
in Baltimore following an operation.
He was 81 years old He lived here
until he was about 90 years OF ase
and was graduate OF tho High
School, He accepted a position with the
Holstein Pump co. of Pittsburg and
became their mechanical and sales
engineer.
Mr. Hildebrand left tho Holstein
concern to become ice-president and
engineer OF the Hope Engineering and
Supply Company, of Mount Vernon
Ohio. The company was organized In
1906, and in 1915 Mr.. Hildebrand was
elected president of the organization
Mr.. Hildebrand is survived by his
widow and three sisters. Misses Ellis
and Florence Hildebrand and Mrs
William Mannering.
Funeral services Will be conducted
, from the residence OF the sisters. 24l;
Tatnall street. tomorrow afternoon
Interment will be at Riverview GENE
, terry.
} Mrs. Marie w. Berl.
After an Illness Of nearly 81,
months. Mrs. Marie waggamon Berl
wife Of William Berl. president of tn,
/, James Bradford Co. died nj lls
o'clock last night at her home. 1870,
Market street. Endocardi,is is givei
, as the cause OF death. Mrs Berl wa
born on the Providence Plantation
. Louisiana, October .. 1884. She wa
), married in 1884 and for the pas
twenty-five years had been residen
2 Of Wilmington. She was an sctiV
member OF ST. Patrick'e Church. IS
= Deceased is survived by her hus
:. bard. William Berl. and the following
{ sons and daughters; William. Jr
= Eugene Enalls, Charles W, Floyd J
Marie w, and Mrs. F. Lyntton Fat
n terson, Jr.
n Funeral services will be held "a
d morrow morning with requiem mas
d at st. Patrick's Church al $50 O'Clock
$ 1nterment will be private
Mrs. Ella +. Mcdaniel.
|. Mrs. Ella E. MCDANIEL, widow c
: John W. MCDANIEL. aged 81 year.
died Saturday from stroke c
e apoplexy. She is survived by one sol
= Horace MCDANIEL OF the detectiv
/ bureau 70 the police department TIL
e funeral services will be held at he
n late residence tomorrow afternoon. 6
n o'clock, with interment In Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery.
y Miss Ida Oeland.
Miss Ida W. Cleland. daughter {
= Thomas and Sophia Clelsnd, who fC
IS years was e teacher in the publ
VI schools Of this city, died at her hon
n at Pocopson. Pa. last night, after haV
v ing been i'll for about year. She We
n very well known in this city. whel
y she was born and lived until fi1
7 years ago when she retired. Her lal
n ten. years in the public school Sc,
l. vice were spent at No. - Schoc
II where she was art teacher She W;
ID a splendid teacher and was greatly ?,
e. spected by her pupils.
as She is survived by two sisters, Mr.
J. James II. Shoemaker and Mrs. 10
e dan A. Wilson. and three brother
~ John w. Charles S. and Thomas q
- land, The funeral services will
y held at her late home on Wednesds
ia April u with interrnent In WilrufDrtt