The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1920-03-24 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

LARGE GATHERING AT BEBINGTO.Y. A large gathering witnessed the interment at Bebington Cemetery on Monday afternoon of the late Councillor John Harrison. It was representative of many aspects of social and public life, anal eluded the Mayor, members of the Corpora tion, members of liebington Burial Board, the Tranmere Conservative Club. of whin deceased was, up to a few months ass chairman; the Albany Bowling Club, of which he was the founder and Comberthere Lodge of Freemasons, as well as Mr. I. Bigland, Ml'., of whom Mr. Harrison m a faithful supporter. The eervices yea conducted by the Rev. R. C. Moore, ante of St. Paul's, Tranmere, and the 16. Leslie Troughton, vicar of Higher Behat ton. The chief mourners were Mrs. Revisal (widow), Mr. Henry Harrison (brother), Mrs. Henry Harrison (sister-in-law), Mr, and Mrs. John Harrison (nephew at niece). Mr. Edwin Harrison (nephew), Ha W. Harrison (nephew), Miss Beckett, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Farrant, Mrs. Sadler, Dr. Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Fairclough, Mr. ad Mrs. Sharpies, Mr. J. Price, Mr. IV, Fardoe and Mr. A. Morris. Among the general mourners were It. A. Bigland, M.P., the Mayor (Alderman J. H. MeGaul), Alderman E. G. lb 11l M. Byrne, Councillors J. Merrits, Clarke, W. H. Egan, F. Tutty D. B. flee' lands, C. E. Robinson, Luke tees 4 W. Be Bishop, John Platt, C. G. R. htephee Messrs. C. Holden (chairman Birkenhead Conservative Association), E. F. Wadi (secretary Birkenhead Conservative Assoca Mon), W. W. Kelly, G. F. Lees, W. M. Furnival, G. P. Shallerose (borough elms trical engineer) R. H. Brown (borough Pt J engineer), R. J. Moore (baths manager), G. W. M. Cavers (representing the 'lora Clerk), J. V. Roscoe (representing Mr. 1. T. Jones, secretary to Education Cot niittee), J. T. Anderson (repreeenting Tramways Manager. Mr. Cyril Clarke); te• presenting the Tranmere Conservative CDS were Messrs. W. McWaters Ce4iiiird man), J. Holden (hon. treasurer), A. Bake (hon. secretary, R. H. Norman (late see? tary), W. N. Dickie, R. W. Williams. Clark and E. Eyre (committee/. ' McGrath, M. Muir. A. Medcalfet Sharpies, Capt. Highton and Capt. Fehl (members); representing the Albany 80. ing Club were Messrs. W. H. Hodson 11 chairman Behington Burial Board), Decamps, A. Austin, F. Hind, E. EiTel!.. Henderson, J. McGrath and A. Shor;: Messrs. F. Lees, R. Davies, W. Moors, k Walker (New Ferry Bowling Club), „. Wharton, W. Brown, W. Edwards. 1. Williams, Maurice Evans, M. Jones,Ad Barnes. J. Austin, J. H. Wivell, ford, D. Megivering, T. Peacock. Hurworth, H. Fisher. G. F. Bird. 1). 1.7 3. Swan. C. Jones, R. P. Fairelough,:: Symonds, T. Peters, R. G. Billingtoe,,ll. H. Cooke, J. G. Nelson, A. BardsK, Casson. A. T. Yarding, W. ingi_efiAulL A. Marsh, A. E. Inglefield„ W. U. G. H. McClelland, M. J. Melee'', IL ishull, F. Bird, W. Williams, A. Canoe and R. Audley. Atha The numerous wreaths included tyre A from the associations with which the "4' ceased gentleman was connected. The funeral arrangement, were eart7 out by Mr. Charles Stephens, T 1.., way-street.  `',°Dl)  Alleged Attempted Suicide. Ihndo Tbe .Borough ambulance on it - 717• Corporal iOll-rOl effK"  _ received a ca. to 717, where on arrival it was found Elizabeth Harrison (37), was in a a lapse condition suffering from the el of drinking a quantity of oxalic acid.. was conveyed to, the Borough lkefl and detained by Dr. Wadia. It is that Harrison attempted to coal. suicide.  CIVILIAN suiTs Well Cut and finished, 55/- and 63/-.  These are splendid for every day working Suits. being made of hard wearing mat'eril l-'1 From • huge consignment we have selected the best. and must sell at the The GovernmentM; of 63/, e remainder we are offering at the ridiculously low price of 85/..• Thl6 a - offer Is open for a short period only.